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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-05-06

Horsemen and others, who pretend to
know, say that the following directions had
better be observed in using Sieriddn's Cavalry
Condition Polcders Give a horse table
spoonful every night for a week the same
every other night for four or six nights . the
same for milch COW, and twice as much for
an OK. The addition Of little fine salt viii be
an advantage. Com.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-05-06

Why should any one buy a soap half
rosin or clay, when Dobbins' Electric
soap (made by Cragin & Co., Phila-
delphia), is for sale? 1t costs but a
trife more, and will go five times as far.
Trv II
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-05-06

The story of man who had a nose SO
large that he could not blow it without
the use of gunpowder has turned out to
be hoax.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-05-06

If you want to teach dog arithmetic,
tie up one of his paws, and he will put
down three and carry one every times
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-05-06

The Elastic Truss of Pomeroy & Co., 744
Broadway, N. Y, is by far the best in use.-
GOnl
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-05-06
That Louisville Man.

Three years ago Louisville man made
up his mind to become strictly honest.
He resolved that he would never take
the slightest advantage of his position to
advance the interests of his friends of
the expense of his employers; that be
would accept of nothing which he had
not earned, and that he would die before
he should buy anything that he could
not pay for on the spot. The following
figures exhibit some Of the results of
this change in this system Of conducting
himself.
Old friends who called him fool .....1 II
Friends who got mad. ........ ...........
Couldn't understand him ht all all..........8 80
Set him down M eccentric. c.......,..........d0 40
Said he was "ony putting on '............. 3
Thought he had streak OF mcRnness. ..... y
Remarked that he was 4" too particular" 20
Understood and appreciated him. ........6 90
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16
Proceedings of the Police BURY.

OPELoUsAs, April 5th, 1875
Ihe Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
neht; PRESENT f. Savoy, President; R. III. Lit
tell, a.. Guidry and VIM. Tate.
10 Inc honorable the President and member.
OF the Ponce Jury in and for the Parish of st
Landry State of Louisiana:
IL petition of the undersigned residents NJ
the parish aforesaid, respectfully represent
that they own lands, some of which are wooded
ahd some OF your petitioners reside in the
q stream that takes its rise in the back bart 81
iands lying on the Bayou CourtabIeaTs and
empties into said bayou and constitutes thus
a natural drain for all said lands through which
IL runs. That your successors in office. 9uthoriz,
ed some years ago as petitioners have been in.
formed, the construction of q drain or 1eyee
across the mouth of said bayou TouIonsa fbot
the effect of the construction of said drain aoross
the mouth of said bayou, is to prevent fine drain.
age OF said lands belonging to petitioners. that
the water tIlts remaining upon said lands and
becoming stagnaTlt, Injuries the timber on said
land prevents some OF your petitioners from
cutting wood for fire purposes from eonyenieitIr
using it Tor any purpose whatever. That be-
SIDES these injurious effects, the construction Of
SAID drain i'll keeping on said land during tlIe
unhealthy season of the year q large ouantifyr
oI stagnant water is productive of injurious.
consequences to the health of the inh9bitanfs
OF the neighborh0od. They would further ra.
present. that if the building of said drain was
~a INV 4 the use Of the public as a high way
ahu 10 enable travellers TO cross said Bayon
I0niolse. This object could be as wen achieved
W p!1ild1ng a bridge, which would NOT be Iro.
ulGelVe 81 harm to any one.
LneEeloFe they pray, that your honorable
Dody you'd order said drain or obstruction = W.
moved, and they pray for general RELIEF z
IN ,aa4;on signed by Thirty citizens,
~ laollon OF Mr.. Tate. Resolved that p u
nLIteu, Joln Fahey, I Halvestin and Grn,ian
i peia aod 10. ne aenpoi1nted q COMMITTEES to e piron
the probable cost of building q bridpnn us ! w,
mouth OF Bayou Toulouse, and reTnnvin9 t 4
dam that is there at present. the
I'm motion OF Mr.. Littell, Resolved tbo+
4. AIo8. =. AndrIIs, S. B. Harmon. n HAN
y. .Mudd, j. ID. Collins and j. Movers NJ q
pointed a committee to locate the pnbiIie ap,
rom the 0pelousas and Washington rnad ~
Mrs. knox..s plantation to the east hank ~
Bayou Marie Cr0quant. pahh u
On motion OF Mr.. MttelI, Resolved that tbo
ADOPTED june LIST, 1875, entitled can
erslllance 70 assist and cooperate with the mn
alelpal authorities of the town of OpeIonsas II,
carrying out the provisions 81 ser II W ~ ~
Of said Town. be and the samefs herehv
,epealed. iens
On motion of Mr.. Littell, Resolved that the
resident of the Police Jury be and hereby an
,norized to sell to Mrs. R;Mayer, Lots No. /.
shd !, OF square No. Is, of the property Of fhe
'arlsh, on the following terms and condifions
one hundred and fifty dollars, one third
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JUDGE ATOCHA.-A. A. Atocha. after
a lingering illness, breathed his last
yesterday. The deceased, although but
recently prominently, connected with
the State government, has been recO"-
nlzed in political circles, not however
strictly as a politician, for a number of
years. A native of New Orleans. of
Spanish origin, he, previous to the war.
resided in some other locality. Upon
the capture of the city he. returned in
the capacity of interpreter on the staff
OF n of the Federal commanders,
subsequently he was appointed provost
Judge, and during his absence as a dele
gate to the National Convention which
nominated Mr.. Lincoln for a second
term, was succeeded by Ex-Governor
Warmoth. Immediately after the con-
clusion OF the war he resumed the prac-
tice OF law, and became quite prominent
as q criminal attorney, his service
being considered Indispensable in every
important suit.
On the 10th of March, 1874, he Gualif-
ed for his present position, the Judge
ship OF the Superior Criminal Court, and
presided with great dignity and fairness
until i'll health forced him to retire. Al
thoughfrom the first a Republican Judge
Atocha has been noted for his extremely
moderate views in party matters, and
earnest desire to live at peace and
amity with political OPPONENTS
New Orleans Times, April 10th.
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OUIS DESMARAES'
GROCERY.

The cheapest 6g OpeEONSGs.
CORNER OF MARKET AND BELLEVUE STREETS
A Choice Assortment of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
PROVISIONS, WINES, LIQUORS:
All the FavOrite Brands of
WHIsKEY, BRANDY, GIN.
JAMAICA and LOUISIANA RUNS:
Flour, Tobacco, Cigars, Coffee.
Sugar and Moiasses.
CROCKERYWARE, TINWARE, WOODEN
WARE, AND OTHER STAPLE AND
FANCY GOODS,
Which will be found at all times COMPLETE. and
ALWAYS
Cheaper than the CMeWpest,
But for CASH ONLY.
100 Sacks of Salt at Sc per Sack.
Good Brown Sugar at 10 Gents per pound.
Cheaper in Larger Quantities.
sardines, 30 Gents per Box.
Oysters, 124 Gents per Can. ,
And EVERYTHING else in Proportion.
Cali and .Bsgdge for Yourselves.
CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!
apl9-1y
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Through private informations from
Avoyelles parish, we have heard of the
tragIcal end of DR.. Winn's daughter,
aged g years. 1t would seem that the
child was sick. and that DR.. Winn him
self gave his child a dose Of what he
supposed to be quinine, the same hav-
ing been bought for quinine, and the
bottle containing it was labeled as such.
-Four hours after the child had taken
the medicine, her soul had flown to a
better world
Some Of the same medicine was given
to a young man who was saved only by
having thrown it up before it had taken
effect. The medicine given to the child
and the young man, upon investigation,
was found to be morphine, instead of
quinine.
Druggists ought to be more careful,
as their carelessness may cause imme-
dlate death.-LLake Charles Echo, April
CIiI.
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The CONNECTICUT VoTE.-Hartford,
April 9.--The total vote for Governor
on Monday was A, 301 Republican, Sc, 1856
Democratic, 5000 prohibition, IA scatter
ing leaving Democratic mojority 6661.
Total vote for Congressman in the
State, 47,317 Republican 51,093 Demo-
cratic; 1909 Prohibition. Democratic
majority in this total vote is 1867.
The Prohibition vote is almost wholly
drawn from Republicans. The total
vote for Governor is larger by 1854, and
that for Congressman by 986.
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NOTICE OF FINAL TABLEAU.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
No. 34I8.
ESTATE OF MARCELITE JEAN LOUIS
FONTENOT.

whereas, VIM Tate, of the Parish of St. Ian
Jean Louis Fontenot, deceased. has filed n final
Iabieau and distribution of the funds of said
sfsra e accompanied by his petition praying
And wheraas fba ,n, ~ tie saiiG' -
April 7th, 1878. $500
NOW, therefore notice is hereby given to all
HeLEssons interested to make opposition to said
tabieau in writing at my office in the town of
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
and Olfirmed.
api 9-hIg W. A. ROBERTSON. CIert,
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The Postmaster General will endeavor
at the next session of Congress, to have
the new postal law for mail matter of
the third class so changed that it will
not apply to transient newspapers, but
merely to merchandise and small par
cels.-[New Orleans Times.
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~ UFAGE OF WABLEAU.
PROEATECoURT. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
No. 1880,
E$TATE OF cLEoNTsE L. G. prTRE

whereas, Henry Beauregard, of the parish OF
y. Landry, administrator of the estate of CIeon.
use LIZ. P1tre, deceased. having filed a tableau
OF nlsl account and settlement of the said es.
tate; accompanied by his petition praying for
the lf5m0logation of the same;
And, whereas, the prayer of said petition has
Aprii A2th, 1875. "'
Now. therefore notice is hereby given to all
perseqs Interested to make opposition to said
taDIesEil In writing at my office in the town of
the sid tableau should not be homoIogated and
confraaed. w. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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= KST OF JURORS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Lu.-l IL ~

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of st. Landry. {
Be it remembered that on this 9th daV March.
1875, We the undersigned, AdOlphc Garrfgues,
Parish Judge, for the Parish of st. Landry,
Elisha AndIlls, Deputy Sheriff Of snid Parish,
and Onezilne A. Guidry, Deputy Clerk of the
District Court, in and for tic aforesaid Parish,
together with Joel II. SandoH and EVaristo
DGjeam, duly qualified electors of said Parish,
pursuant to an act Of the LEGISLATURE of the
State of louisiana, met in the Courthouse of
said Parish, iii the TGWn nt Opelousas, and pro-
ceeded to draw from the list of registered voters.
hfty-two names, to serve as Grand and Petit
Jurors, at the next term OF the District Court,
to be held III the. Town OF Opelousas, on the
fourth Monday Of April next, 1875, t0-Wit:
Lewis Hayes Divide Guidry
Ant st Andre Aaron Pratifer
John Mccormick OneH BOudreau
Urlah Green DOnat Leblanc
Joel III SandOz W Fl Wilson
Wesley Steen Valentin SaYCie
Lastje Fru@6 fills Llcien JOubcPt
Daniel III Qulrk Armand Richard
c Smith Falentin d Breau
Paul Stagg NJ V Singleton
AdOlphe Donate Vim J Hargroder
Lastle Eagland Henry Giron fills
F J BTUner Isaac F LitteIl
Valsin D LedOuX Gilbert Burleigh
Emile Donate jules BOutte
Jesse B Clark Emile Tate
Joseph Andr1ls Henry Prud'homme
bingham Cusbman FM BOutte
Louis Young FA King
Raphael Boudreau Jonas 2 smith
U Edwards Willis Prescott
Benz Prescott W r Meginley
Alcee Dupr6 sc Andrus
AIc1de Kcrlegaud BENZ Latieur
SD Ashe Omer BarOusse
Chas NJ DAILY VIM Bacon
In testimony whereof, we have hcreunto
signed the day and year first written.
A. GARRTGUES, Parish Judge.
Z. S. ANDRUS, Deputy Sheriff,
In the absence Of {. G. Duson, Sheriff.
ONEZ. A. GUIDRY, by Clerk,
In the absence of W. 4. Robertson, Clerk.
JOE II. SANDOZ.
EF. DEJEAN.
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VIEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
0TECE OF AI1NEENHSTRATHON.
COURT, PARISH oFsT. LANDRY
Nc. 3795.
ESTATE OF CELIA MEAT.

Whereas, Joseph U. Roy, of the Parish of
81. Lsfndry, has applied by his petition to be
appointed administrator of the estate of leila
Landry; =" o'
Therefore. any person intending to make op-
poslapn to said appointment, viii file the same
sas, within ten days from the present notice.
apl t2-fps W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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Iy virtue Of Il writ Of seizure and sale. issued
ont "f the honorable the Eighth District Court,
in and for the Parish of st. Landry. i'll the
above entitled suit, and to luc directed, | will
proceed to sell al public auction. to the highest
bIddtr. at the Courthouse Of said parish, III the
town OF OIrlotS;t>, on SATURDAY, the LIST day
OF May, 1917, at eleven O'Clock \. NJ, the fol-
lowing described property, t0-Wit:
\ certain plantation With all the buildings
Hlld improvements thereon, measuring one hun
drcd and fifty superficial HrDcnts, composing
the following, Two lots Of lands the first tract
having three arprnts by thirty i'll depth, bound
ed north by Widow and Heirs OF F9ranchcbois.
south by lands Of N. AndrepOnt, on one side by
land OF L. 7. BlaCkShear, and on the other tract
below. ID. A tract Of land having three ar
penis front by twenty in depth. bounded south
by land OF L. T. Blackshear, west by land Of L.
7. BlackshCar, and north by land Of Widow and
Heirs OF tranchcb1is, and east by land above
described. Also Il certain tract of land con
tanning thirty Hrpents, situated III PIaisaHce.
st. Landry Parish, bounded north by Cypricn
L. FOntenOt, south by land of 7. NJ. Wartelle.
and f. Poiret, east by land of Emile Poiret, and
west by Bayou Carron.
c. c. DUSON,
mch 2G SHERIFF. of the Parish of ST. Landry.
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Rev. John Wilkinson, the eloqucnt
divine, so we'll known here as the pas
tor of the Methodist Church at this place
a few years ago, died last week, at
Baton Rouge, Of pneumonia.
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A strike has been going on lately
among the miners in Pennsylvania, and
the military have been called out to
suppress it.
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THOS. MCELROY AND WIFE, VS.. TRADES
MEMS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.


BY virtue of Il writ of seizure and sale. issued
out OF the honorable the Fifth District Court,
i'll and for the Parish of Orleans, i'll the
above entitled suit, and to me directed. I will
proceed to sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, at the Courthouse of this parish, in
the town Of Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the
LIST day OF May, 1873, at II o'clock A. NJ,
The south half of the north east quarter and
lots one, two and three, of section thirty-fuur,
in township number three, south Of range NUM-
Der one, west and south western district, con
more less. being the same property acquired
by satdTradesmen' Fire Insurance Company. by
act before j. q. Eustes, Notary, dated 10th Feb
rrlary, 1874, from A. G. Greenwood, and record
cd in Recorders Office at OpelOusas, q October.
1874, Book 3 No. ., page 558, and acquired by
Greenwood, from the State of Louisiana. by
Vol, 16, page 60.
TermS-CaSl. G.. G.. DTSON.
inch 70 ShcritfOf the Parish OfSt. Landry.
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SALES.
SUCCESSION SALES,
DUBLEC SALE.
ESTATE OF AUGUSTELEDOUX AND ZELIA
LAFLEUR.
PROBATE COURT. PARISH OF ST. Ian
EDUBLEC SALE.

By virtue of an order of the honorable Pro
bate Court, of the Parish OF st. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, TO the himhpsr
bidder by the undersigned administrator or by
a public auctioHcer, at the last residence of tht
deceased in Vile Plate prairie, in this parish OF
April goth, 1875, the following dies
crlDcd property, belonging TO the estate Of
AugIlste LedouN and Ze.ia Lafeur, deceased
tO-Wit:
I: The plantation on which the deceased last
resided. situated i'll Vile Plate prairie, parish OF
st. Landry, containing fifty arpents, bounded
north by Charles De Flo, east hy AppOlOnius B,
FontGnOt, south ny Louis B. F0ntenOt. and west
by Joseph Socier, together with all the i'm
pr0Vements.
2. \ certain tract of land situated on bavou
Nez-Ptque, parish Of st. Landry, containing
eighty acres, bounded Oh all sides by public
domain.
8. The rights and claims of said estate, on a
ccrtali1 tract OF land situated adjacent to Vile
Plate prairie, parish aforesaid, containing fen
arpentS, more or less, bounded north by Emile
\ Soliearl, south by public land, east by LOnis
b. F0ntcnot, and west by Omer Attales.
<, Two Hlilch cows, one yoke of oxen, one
horse, plantation and farming implements. a
branding iron. a loom, about 40 bushels of corn.
n lot OF beds, bedding and bed clothes, clothes
press, household and kitchen furniture.
Terms and COnditiOns.-AlI the mOvablps for
cash, to be paid before delivery the plantation
and improvements, One-third cash, and the
other tWO-thirdS and the price of the other
landed property, payable in two equal annual
Instruments from day of sale, purchasers fur
nlShing notes, with satisfactory security, bear
mgeight per cent yearly interest from maturity.
and ten per cent to be added in case of suit TO
enforce payment-the property remaining spe-
ciaily mOrt@aged, with vendors privilege re-
tanned, until final payment.
APPOLONIUS B. FONTENOT,
men l"-5G Administrator
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NOTICE OF TARLEAU.
PROBATECOURT, PARISH OFFS 7. LANDRY.
No. 3T46.
ESTATE OF LUTHER VOTING

whereas, VIM. J. Young, of the parish of st
LANDRY, administrator of the estate Of Luther
1oung' deceased, having filed a tableau OF
partial account and settlement of the said es.
tate, accompanied by his petition praying for
tlie holn99lgation of the same;
ana whereas the prayer of said petition. has
March Esd, 1876. ~ "@'o
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
tSFsons Interested to make opposition to said
Gaoleau IN writing at M office in the town of
Opelousas,. within the time required by law,
and confirmed.
mch 20 O""'
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LANDS.
Ht7 TT LANDS ADJ HAHrE7NNHFnS GB-
TANNED, AND FRENCH AMI SPAN
ISL GRANTS CONFIRMED WITH
IN A SHORT TIME AND AT
REASONABLE RATES.
II AN ID y

The undersigned has made arrangements in
New orleans winch Will enable him TO make en-
tries of land. and obtain patents. and confirm
Old French and Spanish grants, within the short
est delay possible, and at reasonable rates.
Congress has only allowed till June next, for
the confirmation of old titles.
During my absence from the parish, H. l.,
Garland, Esq, will attend to this business in
my stead.
mch 26-tt f. d. S TILETTE.
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CORRECT1oN.-Of course we intended
to say the Lake Charles Echo wanted a
daily mail instead of a t~ri-weekly one.
The Echo does not complain that It has,
too much-it wants more mail and We
want it to have more.
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EDURLBE SALE.

EDUBLEC SALE.
ESTATE OF LOUIS PERRODIN,
BY virtue Of an order of the honorable Pro
bate Court, of the Parish of st. Landry. there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder by tile undersigned, at the last resi-
dence OF the deceased in prairie Plafsance. in
this parish, on MONDAY, April 26tll, 1875, the
following described property, belonging to- fhe
estate OF Louis Perrodin, deceased, to-wit.
a tract OF land containing two acres, with
the improvements thereon. ~
TeIms-Cash on the spot.
mch % lttnr,o
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VVHEE NEW AND LIGHT DRAFT
L45nts88 steamer b e II II Fl A.

W. BURTON, Master; j. B. SCHMIDT, Clerk.
Leaves Washington every Sunday morning at
10 O'Clock, and New Orleans, every Wednesday
evening at 5 O'Clock. and stops on the way at
BaTry's Landing, Churchville, SimmspOrt. and
all other landings OH the COurtablcau, Atchafa-
laya and Mississippi river; takes freight and
passengers for all landings on Bayou DIES GIai-
zes, connecting with tealner Minnie at Simns-
port; and connects also with bargcS going up
Bayou BGuf. For freight or passage. apply on
board, or to GERAND CARRIERE,
April 2-tf Washington, La.
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ASDs FOR sALE-THE NORTH
- east quarter Of southwest quarter of sec
TOUR sast, near bayou Carron i'm this narish
TOT istfther particulars, apply at this office.
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the Courier, torty-three squares. Ac,
cording to our measure, a square being
an inch, it is not quite tWenty squares
In the Courier of July 18th, 1867, we
find these two announcements, at the
head of it's editorial column, in the order
we give them:
- We are about to close an agreement with
Mr.. Compton, of the Sentinel, by which the pub
LEGATION of that prper will be suspended, and
Mr.. Compton will become the Editor of the con-
rjer. The business of the office will remain, as
heretofore, under our exclusive control.
- HencefOrth, the price for advertising will
be Fifty Cents per square of eight lines.
This was the price we adopted when
we began the newspaper business, in
November 1967-we took it from the
Courier. The Courier will admit that
the anne sale at forty-three squares at
fifty cents, costs more than tWenty
squares at one dollar. Herein we think
the Courier did US injustice, in repre-
senting that Il squares were the same,
and that we charge more now for the
same amount of matter than we did in
the beginning. 1t is evident from the
foregoing, from the COmrier's figures and
our OWn in the estate of Littell, that we
give the same amount of matter for the
price, as in 1867. All we ask of
the Courier is to make the proper cor
rections, and it will have nothing to
complain of from us.
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DONALD. WE. D.,
~oPELOUSAS. LA,

Residence at the Oyerton House,
0fIeEs his professional services to the citizens
iop3tousas and adjacent country. jan29-3m
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Fist of Eeffar.S

remaining IN the Post Office at Washington,
La April list, 1876, and if not taken ont
before May LIST, 1876, will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office at Mashinnton n q -
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SALE.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF OR
LEANS.-No. G1O7.
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GEORGE BACON BURKE VS.. WILLIAM
BREWER.
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SHEEtEFF'S SALES.
g EEERHFF' SALE.

DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Ian
DRN.-NO. 12414.