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, 1878-04-05
COMMUNICATED.
OGDEN, Utah, March l3, Is

OGDEN, Utah, March l3, 1878.
DEAR ARGUs:-There is time anG con-
dition in lite, when our thoughts drift
buck into the past, and take RETROSPECT
tive view OF many of the acts of life. II
there is any time or condition in life more
given to such mental action than another,
it is when we are packed into the bunk of
a steamer. with heavy gale in our face,
and our stOmachs refusing to "keep time"
with the rise and fall of the vessel. Such
was our condition OIL our last trip from
Port Townsend to San Francisco. A
strong head wind-some times it would
increase to GALE, a very rough sea, and
nearly all the passengers sea sick. We
expected to arrive in San Francisco in
time expected to arrive in San Francisco
in time to take the Isthmas steamer. Bit
like many people in this world, we failed
to connect" The Esthmus steamer sailed
at II O'Clock on the 9th and the Dakota did
not arrive at the wharf in San Francisco
until about O'Clock on the 6th-.nineteeD
hours behind time. The next steamer for
New York would not sail until the 10Th.
So we put up at the Russ House. Soon
people that had lived in Port Townsend
came to our rooms, and we had a very
pleasant time-torgetting the sorrows OF
the sea voyage. They persuaded us to
go to the theater and see played the "Trip
to the Moon." The play was IN many re-
spects very grand. But when we consider
San Francisco as she Is, with her street
cars, her shops, her fast young men and
gay ladies. her stock brokers and banks,
and her sports. &C., the city is virtually
up in the moon. San Francisco is crea-
ture of this coast. We have all contribu-
ted to her support to make her what she
is-''away up' in the moon. Yet San
Francisco is our city, and we like her.
The 9Th we took passage on the cars for
Omaha. The day before we arrived here
NE learned that there was east of Ogden,
near Cheyenne, a severe snow storm about
200 miles; trains were stopped; some
were showed in, and high drifts OF snow
In many places covered the rail. Two
days ago the storm abated, and this after
noon we learn that the road is open.
The contrast between the gay city Of
san Francisco, and these prosecuted Deo-
pie, who are creedists, are governed daily
by what they consider revelation, Is very
great. But justice to these people require
us to sta te that although we cannot enter
tain their theology yet as people they are
honest I'd strangers coming among
them wni be treated Qf they conduct
themselves like gentlemen) with Kindness
and hospitality. In a few days we move
forward again. The next change will be
from the land of the Mormons to COM
mnnity the desceI dents Of our Puritan
Fathers. Ifthe chan-e does not upset our
reason you will hear from us again.
Ii III,
, 1878-04-05

A FEW weeks ago we inserted a
clipping from the Olympia "Tran'
script" without credit, relative to
the Northern Pacific railroad folks.
Ie was inserted as general miscellany
and not as editorial, although it be-
spoke our convictions, and does to-
day. Upon reading it, the man who
writes for the Tacoma "Herald''
straddled his high horse and went
for it" to the extent of about half
c,lumn, charging that we didn't
know anything about the subject
didn't even know that the Pack
wood or Cowlitz pass was south Of
Mt. Tacoma, &c. This fellow, who is
a recent aspirant for the position Of
dictator general for the Territory,
who thinks it an Infringement upon
his rights for anyone else to write
line about his bosses, the N. P. R.R.
people, because he has bored his
readers so long with N. PR. R. re-
hash, and nothing else, that he fan,
cies himself the only living person
who is informed upon the subject.
Although he wears his wings upon
the side OF his head, as Josh Billings
would say, yet we think he could
hardly fail to understand the para
graph which so provoked his ire, if it
were read a second time and consid.
cred. AS it is, however, we are en-
tirely exonerated and Bro. Gum is
the person who don't know anything
Bro. Gum has the sympathy Of
the entire reading public in his dire
calamity.
, 1878-04-05
SIGNAL SERVICE STATION.

The Seattle Intelligence of last
week, in an article upon the above
subject, makes a few seasonable re.
marks as follows:
4 number Of citizens have spoken to us
Of the incOngruity OF the location by the
Government OF the Signal Service Station
mt olympia, and Port Townsend is spoken
of rs the more appropriate point. The
reason assigned for the desired change is
simply that at the latter station the SER
vice could better answer the purpose tor
which is is intended than at the other.
Because, Olympia being more inland, the
winds there to be noted are more local
and variable. A signal station there for
the service of navigation isamest AS infe-
liCitous a selection as would be =
naval yard on the Wabash. or up Salt
River, for instance. The port Of entry
being the nearest telegraph station to the
ocean, and within Observing distance OF
the same storms that prevail at the Cape,
1t would be practicable to signal the
weather from there to Seattle, Tacoma,
Ports Madison, Blakely, Ludlow. Seabeck,
and all the shipping points up the Sound.
This would be a substantial benefit and
convenience to ship-masters. We allude
to this matter not in any invidiOus spirit,
but in answer to a real demand, and be-
cause the change is needed in the interest
of commerce. rhe same reason that dis
qualities Seattle for having the local seat
of this institution operates against Olym-
pia with even greater force. The great
est good to the greatest number" should
be paramount consideration to any
merely private or or local interest in all
matters.
, 1878-04-05
THE COMING ELECTION.

Before another issue of this paper
rcschcs its readers, the delegates to
the Consti tutional Convention will
have been chosen.
We deem il unfortunate that there
are not indications of a greater IN
terrst in the matter on the part OF
the public. This, doubtless, is the re-
suit of a feeling on the part Of many
that somehow taxes will be increased
without any immediate advantages
TO he gained. We regard such views
10 say the least, as very short sighted
A few Democrats, while loudly as
asserting that the Republicans are
too partzan in the matter, urge that
in view of their convictions that the
next Congress and Senate will be
Democratic, we MUST, in order to be
admitted into the Union, present
ourselves with a Democratic com
plexon. While we think the chances
are more than favorable for he
publican Congress in 1880, never
theIess if it is NOT the Democrats
who use such sophistry and chican'
ery to advance their cause must
necessarily pre'suppose a lamenta
bic lack of honor and integrity IN
their Congressman.
, 1878-04-05
Notice of Sheriff'S Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue OF decree of foreclosure OF
mortgage, issued out OF the District Court
of the Third Judicial District of Washing
ton Territory, holding terms at Port
Townsend, w. r., in the suit of Cyrus +.
Clapp, plaintiff, vs.. John Y. Sewell, de-
fendant, duhy attested and to me directed
on the 9TH day of March, A. d., 1873,
against all the right. title and interest OF
the defendant John Y. Sewell, to the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in
the county of Island, Territory Of Wash
ington, tO-wit: The north west quarter of
the southeast quarter, the southeast quar-.
ter of the northeast quarter and lots No.
one o., two (2), six (6), and seven, of sec
ton twenty-five (22) and lots No. two (2),
and three (3), of section twenty-three (23),
all in township No. thirty-two t32) north
of range one (N containing two hun
dred ann forty-eight and siXty-four-one
hundredth (24S 64-l00) acres.
NOTICE is hereby given that on Satur.
day the 9Th Day OF April A. D. 1878, at II
O'Clock noon, at the Court house in Cove
land, in said county of Island, w. r.,
will sell all the right, title and interest of
the said John Y. Sewell, in and to the said
above described premises, to the highest
bidder, for cash, in U. S. gold coin. to sat
isiy said decree. to-wit: the sum of eight
hundred and seyenty-fve and 22-lOO dol
lars gold coin, together with interest
thereon at the rate of of 2 per cent. per
month, with counsel fee of fifty dollars
and costs amounting to twenty-One and
30-l00 dollars, together with my costs
commissions and disbursements on said
sale. JAMES WATSON,
Sheriff of Island county, w. Il.
Bradshaw e. Inman, attys for plaintiff.
Dated March z, 1873. 3:4w
, 1878-04-05

Col. LARRABEE's SPEECH.-On
Thursday evening of last week Col
Larrabee addressed the citizens oil
Port Townsend, in the Good TEN,
plars' Hall, setting forth at some
length the advantages to be derived
from the speedy formation of State
Government. His remarks, however,
disappointed many hearers because
he did not indicate his opinions and
leaning, upon single important is
sue. Besides this, his implied charge
that the Federal officials of this Ter.
ritory are responsible for most of the
opposition to the formation of State
Government is palpably at fault as
all well know.
, 1878-04-05

We received call yesterday from
Mr.. Hunter who represents the Cut,
ting Packing Company, and is on
his way, per steamer California, tc
Sitka. He is on a general recon
nOitering tour, with view to the es.
tablishment of a large cannery some
where up there. He says the onl,
drawback is in the unsettled condi
tion of the government in Alaska
rendering it unsafe to place any con
siderable amount of property at th,
mercy of Indians and lawless whites
but that If civil government is estab
lished there and order enforced, ther,
will bs no trouble about speed,
development of Alaska's fisheries.
, 1878-04-05

A SPLIT Up.--After giving two enter
tainmentS this week, the Capt. Jack Dra-
matte Company had some disagreement,
aud the organization was broken up by
Capt. Jack himself and the manager, who
seeded from the compact whercupon the
lalirs-NsS Rena and Lottie Wadc-con-
cluded to make the best of the situation
and set up in business for themselves. Be-
ing lett to their own resources, without Il
salary, their conclusion was to get up
benefit to take place this evening. They
will therefore appear with q change OF
programme tonight, and it is hoped our
citizens will give them ''rousng house.
Tickets 81 and 30 nts, the former class
are tor sale at this office.
, 1878-04-05
Notice..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the second Tuesday, the 9Th of April next,
Mt the court house In the precinct of Port
Townsend, and at the Good Templars' hall in
the precinct OF Port Discovery. and at the
school house of school district No. in the
precinct of Chimacum, and Mt the library
room in the precinct of Port Ludlow, and at
the house of Thomas Pierce in the precent OF
Duckaboos, in the county of Jefferson, W. t.,
q. special election will be held for the purpose
choosing delegates to the Constitutional Con-
the llth day OF June, 1878, to frame State
Constitution, viz:
3 Delegates at large.
l Delegate for the Sd Judicial District, w, T
Delegate for Jefferson, Clallam, Island and
San Juan counties.
Which election will he opened at nine o'clock
In the morning, and will continue until six
O'Clock In the afternoon of the same day.
Dated March l3, 1878.
JAMES SEAyEY,
County Auditor Jefferson Co., 4.
, 1878-04-05
Probate Notice.

IN the Probate Court of Clallam Coun-
ty. w. Il.
IN the matter OF the estate of WIN. LAW,
deceased.
Order to show cause why decree of dis
tribution should not be made.
ON reading and filing the petition of
Elliot Cline, executor OF the estate of VIM.
Law, deceased, setting forth that he had
filed his final account Of his administration
of the estate of said deceased, in this coun-
ty, and that the same has been duly set
tied and allowed; that all the debts and
expenses of administration have been duly
paid, and that portion of said estate re-
mains to be divided among the persons in
terested under the will, and praying
among other things, for an order of dis
tribution Of the residue Of said estate
among the persons entitled, 1t is ordered:
That all persons interested in the estate
OF VIM. Law, deceased, be and appear be-
fore the Probate Court Of the county of
Clallam, Territory of Washington, at the
court room of said county, in the town OF
New Dungeness, in said county, on Mon
day, the 9th day Of May, A. ID. 1873, at
ii o'clock A. NJ, then and there to show
Cdusc WHY all OINleI vi ulSL'lDuIlOn snOulu
not be made of the residue Of said estate,
among the legatees and devisees Of said
deceased, according to law.
1t is further ordered that copy of this
order be published for four successive
weeks, before the said 9th day o. May, A
A. 1873, III the Weekly ARGUS; a weekly
newspaper, printed and published lin the
town Of Port Townsend, Jefferson county,
w. Il.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
i*->~->* set my hand and caused the
.->--t fixed this, the 25th day of March,
A. ID. 1878. W. l.. ROGERS,
Probate Judge.
Attest
w. G.. GARFIELDE, Clerk. 7:4W
, 1878-04-05

Mr.. Samuel Calhoun, Of La Con.
ner, has been nominated by the peo-
pie of that place as a Republican
candidate for delegate to the Constr.
tutlonal Convention, to represent
the council district composed of the
counties Of Whatcom, Snohomish and
kitssp. Rather late; and then DR..
Houghton, Of Port Gamble, is on the
field on the same ticket.
, 1878-04-05

MAN DROWNED. On Wedne sday night
a fireman, named White, belonging to the
steamer Blakely, while attempting to
walk on board over a gang plank, at the
end Of Union Wharf, slipped and fell over
board. lie was partially Intoxicated; and,
it is supposed. struck his head against the
guards of the vessel. in falling. Being
evidently stunned, he made no noise ex-
cept to splash around little before he
sank. Up to the hour of going to press
no traces Of the body had been bound.
Deceased was about 40 years Of age.
, 1878-04-05

The editor of this paper was the
recipient, few days ago, OF an un-
expected appointment from Gov.
srnor Ferry, as a regent for the Ter.
rltorlal University at Seattle, in place
OF Rev, Jno. Rea, who has removed
to California,
, 1878-04-05

PORTLAND SCANDAL Rev. Geo
Burton, of the Reformed Episcopal
Church, Of Portland, seems to be un.
der very dark cloud just at pres.
ent, on account Of his housekeeper
a widow named Anderson, having
given birth to boy the paternity Of
which is laid to him. He at first in.
dignantly denied the charge, il
seems, and afterwards admitted its
tFu;h. This unfortunate affair has
been the means of abruptly closing
the Bishop Scott Grammar school
aud has caused much scandal.
, 1878-04-05

WE are informed from a reliable
source that there is much talk of the
erection by the English Government,
Of fog whistle to be operated in
connection with Racs-Rocks Light
House.
, 1878-04-05
EXCURSION TO SEATTLE AND BACK.

Steamer S. l.. Mastick will leave Union
wharf April 26, 1873, at 8 A. NJ, sharp,
and will return the following day. Tick
cts for the round trip-gentlemen, SO;
ladies and children, free. Boys between
IL and l6 years old, halt price. Tickets
to be had at b. 5 Miller,'s Waterman &
Katz,' and ]. 7. Norris.
, 1878-04-05

OUR fifth chapter descriptive of
Washington Territory will be left
out until next week, on account of a
temporary absence OF the editor dur
ing the week.
, 1878-04-05
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON E,

County OF JefieTsOn.
ID. A. Kuhn, Judge and ex-oflicio clerk
Of the Probate Court of said Jefferson
County, do hereby certify the foregoing to
be true and correct copy of an order
made by the Probate Court of said Coun-
ty and entered upon the records thereof.
~~~~ Witness my hand and the seal of
( se,l( said court this 2Sth day OF
'ea' March, 1873.
~ j. A. KUHN,
Probate Judge and ex. .offlcio clerk
6-iw Of said court.
, 1878-04-05

Mr.. H. A. Judson, of Whatoom
County, recently picked up nugget
of gold on the Nooksaok road
weighing quarter of an ounce.
, 1878-04-05

In the Probate Court of Jefferson coun-
ty, W. Il.
IN the matter Of the application of Geo.
w. Harris and Oliver +. Gerrish, the ex-
ecutors of Arthur Phinney,. deceased, for
authority to sell real estate OF said deced-
ent.
ON reading and filing the application
OF George w. Harris and Oliver +. Ger
rish, executors Of Arthur Phinney, de-
ceased aforesaid, for authority to sell the
real estate OF said decedent and dit appearing
to the Court that there Is not sufficient per-
sonal estate In the hands of said executors
to pay the debts outstanding against the
said decedent, the legacies designated in
his last will and testament, and expenses
Of administration, and that said estate
cannot be divided and distributed without
a sale Of said decedent's property and that
said will authorizes said executors to sell
said decedent's property Whenever a sale
In their judgment Is for the best interests
Of said estate; and it appearing to the
Court that it Is for the interest Of said es-
tate to sell said property, 10 Is therefore
ordered that all persons interested In the
estate Of said Arthur Phinney, deceased
appear before and in the said Probate
Court Of Jefferson county, at the Probate
Court house In Port Townsend, on the Goth
day Of April, A. ID. 1873, at one o'clock In
the afternn0on OF said day, ard then and
there show cause why authority and order
should not be given and granted to the
said executors, George W. Harris and
Oliver F. Gerrisl, to sell the real estate
Of said Arthur Phinney deceased.
j. A. KUHN, Probate Judge.
James McNaught, atty. cav
, 1878-04-05

can make money faster at work for us than
at anything else. Capital not required:
we %ill start you. sl2 per day al home
boys and girls wanted everywhere To- work foI,
ns. Now Is the time. Costly outfit and terms
rec Address True 4 Co, Augusta, Maine,
, 1878-04-05
Probate Notice

IN the Probate Court Of Jefferson coun-
ty, w. Il.
In the matter OF the estate Of PHILIP
BEYNEN, deceased.
NATHANIEL ID. HILL, admnistra-
tor OF the estate Of PHILIP BEYNoN de-
ceased, having on the 25th day of March,
1873, presented and filed his annual and
final account as such administrator, for
settlement, notice is hereby given that
said annual account will come on for hear
ing and settlement OH Monday, the 9th
day OF May, A. d., 1878, at 2 O'Clock, p.
NJ, at the Probate Court room In Port
Townsend, w. r., that being n day of a
regular term of the Probate Court, at
which time and place all persons interested
on said estate are hereby notified to appear
and file their objection thereto, IN writing,
II any there be and contest the same.
j. A. KUHN, Probate Judge.
, 1878-04-05

Mr.. Bradshaw returned from Clal.
lam County on Wednesday, having
done little canvassing down there.
, 1878-04-05
TERRITORY OF wAsH1NGToN)

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON) -
County OF Jefferson. 80
/, j. A. KUHN, Judge and ex-officio
clerk OF the Probate Court of said Jetfer-
son county, do hereby certify that the
foregoing to be a true and correct copy of
an order made by the Probate Court OF
said county and entered upon the records
thereof, on March 18th, 1878.
Witness my hand the seal OF said court
~~~~ this 2Sth day of March. 1873.
! Se.I J. A. KUHN,
! ~ Probate Judge OF Jefferson coun-
~" ty, and ex-ofiicioclerk OF said
court.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-03-09
Dcl'nieres Nouvelles.

La France ct lItalie demande.
rOnt Ia naturalization DIES Darda.
nelles.-L'Angleterre chercherait a
etablir nm p%rotectoyat sur rEgypte.
Les Signatures du traite de Pa
ris p%rendraient seuls part au Con.
gles.-On parle lie pannexion de
fEpire ct de Ia Thessalie i la Greece.
LIE groupe orleaniste est parfaite-
lnent disloque.-Leon XIII u choisi
G ministries: Franchi, Sim6oni,
Morichini, etc. On lie dit irreconci.
liable, mails Ell meme temps oppose
d In MariOlatrie.
Grand incendie i Boston.
lie docteur Layton, pas docteur
en- th6ologie, a etc plononcer un
discours j. Mobile, sur Pie TX. LIE.
l0quence est une bonne chose.-On
chante Il TAlcazar, don't lttoilc ct
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-03-09

-Oui, 81 vous allcz !; Donaldson.
Wills, vous ver1cz hien que notrc vol.
sine est en- vote dc prospcritG ct dc
grandeur.
On y brassc l,arliment les aii0l:
res.
Les marclands Y sont cntrcprc-
nants, ac,its, ct dun libelallslne par.
1lit.
Les magaslns de Donaldsonyillc
lie lie ctdcnt en rien aux PLUS bcaux
de In Nonvelfe.O Orleans, ct 1uclnncs
uns, entire autres cclui dc In Maison
Israel, sont de vtritablcS palais,
mails palais oil lie plus humble client
est rccu nvcc politesse ct tiaitt
Ivrc 1Uus trsr yIrdS rro;zzsbfrs :-
lie nOuveau magnS,n Israel est
vraiment unc mcrveille.
-LcsproprittGs venlncs Ia scmainc
derniere, d III MaiSon de Cour dc Ia
parojssc st. Jacques, ont etc ache.
tees CONNIE suit:
lr. Ehahitation j. Druilhet, Sl@.
500, par NJ. +. p. pocht, pour NJ.
Octave Jacob.
2me. L'iahitalion Montz, $1,000,
par NJ. HaphaGl Bcltram.
'mc. Lhabitation Florcstan lily.
mel. $500, par llymrl irtrcs.
line. L'hAhitatlon Edmond Bour.
Geois 5000, par NJ. Godchaux.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-03-09

me ell general ct lc cure dc Meu-
don Ell particn!icr.
Mais nous avOns connu, ct vous
anssi certainement, d'cxccllcntS pre-.
tres, PlClNs tic Ct7aT1tr, lie Iittt ct
d'altlent christianlsmc, 1ui nc Sin
t%erlisaient point. aprGs rEvangiIc,
les Peres de rEglise ct IL brtviaire,
la lecture d'uuvres motines, dc
joyeuN livres ct du intrigue Gar
gamtua de Rabeluis.
lie G%argantma de Rabelais, 81 bon,
81 vrai, 81 sincere, st gau!ois, 81 mo.
raj, osons.nous dire, ear III prudcric,
rhyporrisic. ct IL mona .alisme sont
d%'odieuSes chooses. est j; pcine IN pc.
e4++-- 4-etiel -.
LIT jamais. Que no,l> sachions, les
Unvres de Rahclais mont etc misses
q l'index, ct Paul Ill cnvoya unc
bnllc tres bienveillante. tontc per.
sonncllr ct dc lnaut prix Il son M'ec.
to tito Habciuis, Il son cher fills. &c
que h'anrait ccitaincmcnt pas tait
le papc Paul LII, Alexandra Farnr.
Sc, 81 Rabelais, sccrctairc du cardi.
nal du Bellay, cure dc Meulon ct
doctcW en- tontcs chooses, await etc
TN impic, un htlttiqnc ct IN va,l-
rien. Crlni qni npprouva l'oulre DIES
Jtsnitcs en- 1910, dams In bullc Hegi-
mini, ct qui s'cnlourait d'astrolo.
CUES ct microscopes, pouvait ct dc.
vait compvcndrc la haute philoso-
phac ct lie grand sens du .joycux di,
scur dc bon mn:s. qui await tant fait
rile Clement VII ct les carlinauX
ruX mtmes.
II est done pcrmis dc lire RaLc.
'alS. L'lndcN ne la pas trnppt. SEES
sermons >ont dune succnlence cN-
trtmr, ct la langue du caloycr dies
Hes d'llye,cs. natif dc Chinon eli
Tourainc, est dune muivctG dtlicicu.
sc ct dune richcssc admirable.
Que 81 ltabclnis vouSt ait rile.est.ce
done I'm 81 grand crime, ct faut-il
que vons gcignicz, que vous plcuriez
on que vous cllantiez eterncilement
dies psaumcs dune monotone dtses-
Irlantc!
Seuls les hommes vr,tucuN sa.
vent ri!c. L'hypocrisIc u lie front
sombre, Ia Icvrc rinctc ct lc rictuS
amer Heah qni" ri;4ent.
Au resic. tous les homlncs no sont
pas les mtmrS. TT lc vcmtdc de Fun
scralt pcut,ttre Ia mort de %l'autrt.
Sil fault rrSpcctrr ccuN 0ni cher
chcnt ct tlouvent le.rcpos ct Ia con>o-
lation dams la solitude ct rascttisme
dn c%loltrc, il ne taut point condam
ller ceuN nui liscnt en- tout bicn tout
llonnrnr les miritiques, prtcicu>cS.
tres phllosophiqucS ct tres saycS
%loNensetcs ct pantagrnclerics lu bou
liabeiais. lie toni est d'ttrr hommc
de hiell, d'ai,ner son Scmhlahle 1T
lie lie |a1naIs rciu>ev un vrlle de
Hlli Il ccnN Yul ont soft.
QUAINT a NirgiIc. sil ne trsait
point rI.c notre solitaire de Meme.
tou-ce soin appartcnant dc droit
an bon cure de Mcudon-il ie iesai,
irNel.
Mas Raonl men liSajt que les Bu
c"h4"es ut les G|"r0iY"rs.aimant pcu
les >lmpiterncl!cS lAlmcS dun hrroS
lnii,ons en- piclcS 1T !ltNant ucvant
sanlonr dune Dldon Suprrlc.
j.. GENIlI..
(.i toNtiHacr.J
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-03-09
20 IL 4 f.

will offer for Sale ut Public Auction.
on Wednesday, the % day of March. ISIS,
at thu 18th. ward Pound, IN the Parish of
st. James, Left Bank, the following horn.
ed cattle herein described, to witt viii
to cow, with white face. black neck. aud
body covered with small black spots. and
its young calf just droppcd--l. red cow
with IA large white spot on the back. a
broken horn, and its young cali. also !;
young red %llcitrr.
Terms and conditions :-CAsn IN l.. s.
CURRENCY.
Parish Of st. James, Feb. -. ls.-.
EUGENE WEBRE.
Syndic and Road Inspector.