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St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
a Story Of RigmOld.

Cecil Logan" the New York cores :
pendant OF the San Francisco Call, tells
This story: A most amusing story has
just trauspirtd about Rignold, the hand
some English actor who has become ~,
famous as Henry V. He WAS dressing
at B""lIi's Theatre Il few nights ago,
when ii fellow actor entered, and seeing
n pL"tngrapl lying on Rignold's dress
ing table took it M.
ALI hp exclaimed, strnck with admi-
ration "f the English actor's apprccia- .
tion ut our great poet, II SEE you have
ii photo of Briyant ;"
" BRYANT! Yes! I've heard of him.
replied Rignold. "Ni9ger minstrel,
wasn't lie
The American actor in ligust asked
Indignantly. > =
!" If y"u don't know great poet from
q niggrr minstrel. What have Won got
his photographs for7
,"0h !" replied ..signold somewhat
abaslletl. am going to play an old
c0Ionelnext week, and seeing This head
in IL window Imught it to make INV
face by. It's such a splendid study for
wrinkles.
Such is fame
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
DURLEC SALE.
PARISH COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
No. 404S.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM LYONS.

BY virtue of an order OF the honorable Par
isll Court, of the Parish of st. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the Undersigned ex-officiO ancti0neer
at the last residence OF deceased, plaq Brulpe,
in the parish OF St. Landry, on TUESDAY,
January 7th 1879. the following described prop
erty. belonging to the estate of William LYONS,
deceased, tO-wit:
Let. Three hundred and thirty-e acres of
land with all the hl ldings and improvements
thereon, bounded on the north by Taylor and
Daniel Lyons. east by Wikoff Bayou, sonth by
=. r. Lyons, west by II. L. Garland and school
section.
I'd. Two hundred and fifty acres of land,
bonnded on the north ny Blackwell, east nv
rnutt Lyons, south by same, west bT Bavun
Plaqnemine Brulee.
Sd. Two hun lred and fifty acres more or less
OF Swamp land situated on BsF0u Queue Tortue
being part of the old Lyons claim.
Terms and Conditions the land for cash
except that upon which the improvements are
located and which was the last residence OF the
deceased: this 10 he sold one-third for cash
and the balance of the purchase price in two
equal and annual lnstallments from the day of
sale. The purchaser for the credit portion to
furnish his pronissOry notes with good solvent
personal security to the satisfaction of the
testamentary executors and made payable to
their order. The notes to bear eight Der cent
annual interest from maturity and the land to
remain specially lnortgaged and the vendors
privilege to be retained thereon until payment
of the price and the interest which may accrue
thereon. C. G.. DUSON
dec ct Sheriff and Ex-ofaeio Auctioneer.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
JUDICIAL ADVERTaSENENT
DUBLHC SALE.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
ESTATE OF RYACINTHE DESHOTEL. DE,
CEASED, IN COMMUNITY WITH DAMIEN
GUILLOkY HER SURVIVING HUSBAND

BY virtue OF an order of the honorable Pro
butte Court, OF the Parish Of st. Landry, there
will he sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder by the undersignc eX-officiu auctinneer
at the last +, sidence Of deceased IN Old Grand
Plarl" parish of st. Landry, on TUESDAY
December 3lSt, 1878, the following described
property. htlonglng to the estate of Hyacinthr
DesE"tel. deceased, in community with her
surviving husband Dalnien Guillury. tO-wit:
lst. A certain plantation situated in that part
OF the parish OF st. Landry known az Grand
Prairie, measuring one hundred and forty
arpents more or less bounded on the north by
Bayou Crocodile. south by Jacques c. I.ahrur.
east by BAYOU Crocodile aud west by widow
Joseph Deshotels, together with all the build
ings ana improvements thereon.
2n TWO beds and bedding, two ;rm0:rs. one
dining table. two old Safes one lot OF chairs one
lot Kitchen utensils. one OK cart two plOws two
narroWs one yoke, one lot gears. two horses.
one mare, one oxen, one branding iron, one lot
OF old barrels, one 0Om one dun colt, one grey
horse, five head gentle cattle more orless seven
head of hogs more or less, Que two-ycar old
norse colt, eleven head of sheep.
Terms and COnditiOns.-The land together
"ltn 1he buildings and improvements, to be
s"ld on credit of one and TWO years, purclas-
era 70 furnish their notes with good and solvent
security, with eight per cent per annulE inter
eat from maturity, payable to the iI,ilninistri-
ana privilege to be retained on property until
hlial payment and the clause de n u uliendo
specially Reserved to vendor and in ease of suit
70 enforce payment, the said purchasers to pay
ten per cent attorneys feea, on the amount OF
purchase price. Moveablcs cash.
C. DUsON,
nov 30-5t Shorthand Ex-Ottirio Anctioneer.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
LadBke's Square Meal.
HOW A LEAN v VERMONTER GAINED EIGHT
POUNDS IN NINE AND HALF HOURS.
New York Sun.l

view 1Ofk sim
On Wednesday eveninga II wager wae
laid between William Lilduke, of Yer
yeullts, and MesSrs. Forton & La Bonn
burd as fulIOws: LlInke Was to eat in
ten hours two pounds OF pork steak,
four lal ge POTATOES, 0ne-half OF I. pie,
two slices of wheat bread, each one and
one quarter inches thick, one quarter
pound "f butter, half II buSlel of apples
hnh tn drink two cups OF tea. AT I
q 10 k on Tur>day morning The g0ur-
nlanu began his task by eating five
apples. He then ate one pound nf pork
steak, tive large potatOes, one slice of
bread, one-quarter ut i. pie, One-righti,
pound Of butter ami drank one cup of
tea. The remainder uf the forenoon he
spent iD walking about and eating APP
piles, of which he bad lev0ured twenty
three at 10 o'clock. AT noon i,e ate Nne
pound of pork steak. two large pnta toes.
one quarter of pie. one slice of bread ,
one eighth pound of butter, and drank
and found to have gained seven and
one half pounds. For the next three
hours he averaged about two apple 6
per hour. At $50 p. NJ. he ate the last
apple, and won the bet with half IN
hour to spare. HIS weight when he
began WAS 145 pounds, and at the close
153 pounds, showing IL gain of eight
pounds in nine and une-Ilalf hours.
Seven and one-llalf pounds of this he
acquired in tie first i've hours, the last
five heurs adding only oue-I,slf pounds
ta his weight. The halt busl,el of APP
Piles was lieaping" measure, and num-
l'ertd just sixty-five apples. Laduke is
twtnty-six years Did, five feet seven
inches in hei gIt, and has never experi-
rnred II sick day in his life. He is Il
thin. SPARE man, and has always worked
out for bis living, usually among the
farmers. He ex. erirnce.i, no unusual
from his square meal, and
Offered to bet S. that he could eat another
peck of apples the same evening.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
JUDICIAL ADvERTHsEMENTs.
DUBLEC SALE.
PROBATE COURT. PARISH OFsr. LAFDRY.
No 4039.
ESTATE OF ACHILLE sAyOIE.

By virtue Of an order OF the Hon the Probate
Court, of the parish of st. Landry, there will b.
sold at public auction, TO the highest bidder, nv
the undersigned administrator. or any duly
qual1hed atctloneer at the last residence of the
deceased. near Grand Coteau, parish of St
Landry. nn WEDNESDAY, January 18TH 1879
the following described property belonging to
the estate of Achile Savoie deceased tO-wit:
II. sixty arpentS Of prairie land, near Grand
Coteal.. bounded west by land of Eliza Preiean,
north hy-- east by--sOuth Ivy
Cd. Seven and a half arpents Of woodland.
near Grand Cotcau, bounded east hy Eliza
PrCieitn, south by land of Mrs. Petetin north
and west bly,
3. 627 pannels of cypress pieux, three old
houses, cypress boards and panl1s. carpenters
tools. one shot gun, one OK cart, one set of
Whrels. one hundred OAK post, about two thou
sand pounds OF cotton in the seed, abopt two
hundred aud forty barrels of corn, about fifteen
head OF cattle. four head Of horses, one creole,
mule. household furniture. kitchen uteusiles
and farming implements and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms and Conditions. All the lnoveahles
payable i'll cash and the immDveahles payablt.
i'll three equ.tl and annual instalm .nts from
day OF sale; purchasers on credit to furnish
their notes with good personal security to the
satisfaction OF the administrator, the notes 10
hear eight per cent per celtl.n! annual lntercs,
from maturity itiIe land d pr ,ptrty to remain
sp elally mort tgaSet In favor of the est.1e and
vendors privilege * De retained thereon until
tul payment of he price thereof and the iu-
terest which may accrue
CYPkIEN II. sAVOTE,
Dec l4-3t-eue Administrator
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
Proceedings Of the Police Jury.

OPELOUsAs, December I'd, 1873.
The Police Jury met pursuant TO adjournment
Present: K K. I.ittel, President; A. Guidry.
T. Hawkins, f. Dubuis>on, s. Haas, Fl. j.
GuilIOry +. savoy and r. Clark.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The President appointed Messrs Dubuisson.
Haas, Hawkins and Clark Il committee to eX-
anime the vouchers in the hands of the Parish
Treasurer, for monies paid by him; whrrpupml
Mr. Dll,lsSnn reprted that they had exam
ined and counted the vouchers presented IL,
the Parish Treasurer, an uniting to ten thou
sand two hundred and twenty 6,l1O0 dollars
Q0.220 ca wlirh an 'unt correSponed with
the entries on his books. and lie moved that the
vouchers he rancelcd anl that the Treasure:
carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Savoy, Resolved, that the
Police Jury do now adjOun sine die.
K. II. LITTELL, President.
Attest c. MAYO, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
E"Ossate-0es1-L0szps SpraeSs.

This pleasant and popular watering place 10
now opened for the season OF 1878 The i'm
provements made and being made by the new
y oprletor have contributed equally to tho
comfort and enjoyment of invali'ts and pleasure
seekers There are four different mineral
springs and five new bath houses two for gen
tielneil, and three for ladies. The main dormi-
tory has twelve sleeping apartments. fully fur.
nished. There are three new buildings with
two rooms each, with hedstead, mattress ana
seats to rent to parties desiring t0 board them
selves. There are ten other rooms to rent Ths
hotel ls amply furnished. and the table will he
supplied with all the requirements Of frns
class hotel The medicinal qualities " tia
springs are already famous, iron largely pre-
dominating in one of them.
Mrs Miller will pay special attention to the
wants of lady VISITORS
Beard, sl.5o per day; by the month, OK. 90.
ample accommodations and feed for horses
The proprietor has expended, and will expend,
a great deal OF money In improving the prop
"4ty' and trusts that his enterprise viii So
suitably acknowledged.
&. MILLER,
June l5-Sm Proprietor
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
opELol>As. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1915.

Theie will bt divine selVIcc ut the
church Of the Epithany, o. tlouSas, ON
to-morlow at 3 o'clock L. NJ, ut which
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

| A Young man in Cincinnati lost his
bride the other day. She smelt whiskey
in his breatl, and left the alter. A fej-
low who is too stingy to buy hox of
of cachOus or an ounce nf cartamon
seeds doesn't deserve a wife anyway.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA,


STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of st. Landiy.
BE 1t Known that We The unders gned Fmenl-
belS of the jury commission, did on the 18th day
OF November \. ID. 1873, meet at the crk's office
i'll tile town OF OpclOusas. parish of st Landry
Tor the purpose or drawing IL jury for the special
term OF the District Court OF the Sih Judicial
District parish St. Landry, under sec s. act A ui
the regular session T. AMI all the lt!eIubt.rs htn.
present, D. l)urIo III presence of he others drew
from the general Nrnlt box. one at time. the
llillnts OF the following fifty persons to compose
the grand Hni petit Jurors for the first week OF
said Court. commencing Monday the 18th day
Of January a. D., 1879, IL list of whom was
then amt there kept by the Clerk of Court
james .. CharhrIc; and in our Judgment n
Jury beng required for the second and third
week OF the terns. we then and there proceeded
as Ill drawing the first fifty Jurors to draw
thirty Il ihltlonal nanrs to scrV :,s petit Jurors
for the second week. and thirty additional
names t serve as petit Jurors for the third
week ar the term of said Court.
And we the Clerk and commission did then
and there place the naine> drawn aS aforesaid.
for t;icil separate week, in s.ltirate envelupes,
hnd sealed ami III iDrSru the s.,iip with thu.
week. for which they We're Respectively drawn
winch saIn envelopes. containing said names,
were then and there placed hy lis IN Jury box
ufnVliltd fnrthc purpose, which after depUs tin.
-ald nantes therein III aforesaid. |. was sealed
anu locked by u1. an placed in the custody of
the Clerk OF the Court, for use ut the next
term Of Court.
LIST OF GRAND AND PETIT JURORS FOR THE
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
$50 RPaU0rd.

am hereby authorized by merchants and
otheT responsible citizens OF the town Of Ope-
!oisas tn offer the above reward for the appre-
nenSi0n. with = Efficient evidence to convict of
the party or parties who We're engaged a few
nights since, in the attempt To burn the b1iIi-
ing now occupied by Emile peffrrkorn. as a
coffee house. JAMES RAY,
President Board Of Police.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

Do not use ;,X or hstcIIet In pruning
fruis trees. unless You are going tp chop
uawn The tree. A sharp pruning knife
aud q good saw are the tools for orchard
pruning. Having these, use them with
discretion. Leave the heads of the
trees as well furnished rs pnssible. lav-
ing dne regard to equal light to he dis
trIhuted among the branches and leaves.
There are more orchards ruined hy
oyer-pruning than by mo- pruning at
all.-IEx. -
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

BY virtue of writ of feri facias. issued
ont or the honorable Parish Court. In and
Titled suit, and to me directed, will proceed t..
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, at
the Court House of said parish, In the town o.
january, 1879, at II o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property, to-wt:
Is: Two lots situated in the town of Opelou-
by Franklin street, east by Vine street and
west by lands belonging to Ebert CAN'T
2 One lot OF ground situated in the town of
Opelousas; bounded south by Vine street. west
by railroad, and east by lots belonging to Mrs
Gray and being No 80 and SO of process verbal
or sale of estate of Charles Thompson. deceased
Ierns-Tobe sold OIL credit of twelve months
purchasers furnishing bond and security ac-
cording to law, and paying all costs and taxes
c. G.. DUSON.
dcc IA Sheriff of the Parish Of st. Landry
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
For Sale or Rent.

That fine cotton plantation. the property Of
VIM 3: Donneli. Esq, situated OH Bayou BBnf.
ten miles above Washington, containing 400
acres open land. all under . new plank fence,
eahbils. corn cribs. dwelling house, new gin
hOuse. furnished with an 81 saw stand. steam
engine. press and corn mill, al1 of the most
improved pattern.
Apply to NJ. D. KAVANAGH,
Sept. 2s-1 washington, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
ln Danger of Lynclsing.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 90 On the eve
ming of November 81 an assault WAS
niade upon Miss Martha Johnson, the
daughter of II respectable farmer III
B""lIill township, Johnston county, hA
:, neyi". The assault WIS most brutal.
| he negro Went to the house about fuu
"cl"' X in the aftrrnou,', whrn no one
WAS there hut Miss JoI,n~n,', and. after
first asking for IL drink OF water. made.
improper advances to the young lady,
| Who hesane very indignant.
The william then seized the lone girl
""d attempted to outrage her Her re-
tance WAS determined. The negro
| drew Il knife and Threatened TO murder
her unless she would submit. He cat
her twice about the shoulders with the
knife, and then att 'nprrd t" stab her in
the breast, which she prevented 10y s,iz-
ing the knife. by which her right hand
WAS severely wounded. Dnring the
Scntit the cries of the Young lady were
heard by one of the nrylI(orS, and when
he came to her assistance the negra bad
almost succeeded in 0verpowering Miss
Johnson. On the arrival OF the neigh
t,nr the negro fed.
Yesterday Il large, very black negro.
named Crumel Atkinson, WAS arrested
in Oherlin, IL negro settlement near
this city on suspicion. He was taken to
,l"hnst"n county and identified hy Miss
Johnson IN her as>ailant. He had Il
preliniary hearing before the police
magistrate and was sent on to Jail t.
await the action of the Grand Jury.
Great excitement prevailed, and the
officer had to summon IL posse to his
assistance tn prevent the lynching OF
Atkinson, VIII" iS now in Jail at Smith
ftL
has been placed there for the prnttrtinl,
of the prisoner. Miss Johnson ia whit.
.,ly. very beautiful, aged ninefrrn
Her family is highly respectable. Sr
lived near Princeton on the North Car
Olivia Railroad.
Atkinson is known a. brutal and
desperate character. Inttllig .nrr of his
taking off by lynchers may be expected
at any moment.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
DUBLgC SALE.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OFFS LANDRY.
No.
ESTATE OF LOUIS LACHAPELLE AND
WIFE ANGELE B. FONTENoT.
EDUB LgC SALE.

BY virtue of an order OF the honorable Pro-
bate Court; OF the Parish Of st. Landry, there
VIII be sold at public auction. to the highest
bidder. by the undersigned administrators or bv
my duly qualified auctioneer. at the last resi-
sh Of St. Isndry ON nsE" IN ece pr
2lst, 1873, the following described property
belonging to the eatate Of Louis Lachapee
and wife Angelo B. F"ntenot, deceased, to-wit ::
l. The plantation situated on the Dry Bayon,
parish of st. L tndry. being the last residence
of the deceased. containing about sixty acres
Of land, together with the buildings and i'm
pr"yements thereon, bonded north by public
ing . estate and John Fitch esat by the estate
Terms aud Conditions-On one, two and three
years credit from the day Of sale in equal Install
ments, each instaLlment to bear eignt~ner cent
yearly interest from maturity, the land remain.
ing specially mortgaged with vendors preyiege
until entire payment OF the purchase price and
interest which may accrue thereon, purchasers
furnishing their notes with two good and SOL
vent securities.
HENRIETTE LACHAPELLE,
NOV. lo-5t Administrators.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

The very best paragraphs are always
lost to the world because editors sleyei0p
them after they e, to bed ut night, when
they are too seltishly cnnsiier;lte of
their own requirements to get MP and
write down their thoughts.-lRome SEN
tinel.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

Remaining in the Post Office at Opelousas, la
December lst, 1873, and if not taken out befor
January lst, 1879. will ht sent to the Deat
Letter Office at Washington D. O..
Barton Frank Lispsay g
Barber Frank Myers miss
Re1ry f.arunce Ormer miss Emmer
Beraugh Elijah POsie mr.
Creswen mrs Iizzie Ras'perry 4
Desxson Wils0nne Rexk mrs Themme
Egland Charles Simon Alexander
FOrhs Joe tc0l) Schmidt Arthur
Ford Andy Shooting miss Riner
Guillory Martin Smith Leeroy
Handy miss saller Solomon Taakf
Huckaby Josiah Thompson Walker
Washington Levy
CHAE. NJ. THOMPSON, r. NJ
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

DSe1sa. sWHsSOsa. .

stu continues the Undertaker's business I'm
'peiollsas, an will be thankful for patronage
"'H ''"e' may 2s-H
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
Notice :!

=, A special term OF the District Court. in and
ihr the Par sh Of II. Landry, Will be held. be-
Slnnlng on the 18th day of January. 1879, being
the second Monday of snid month, for the trial
nf all such eases, criminal and civil rs may be
brought before said Court.
JAMES .. CHACHERE. Clerk,
Nov. I6 >'
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
For Sale.

The undersigned will sell on liberal terms his
ian yard situated near Garlands lnill on Lake
Coendrie, together with so or more acres of
ltnd All buildings In good order tan bark in
an,indance;t u good hog range. Apply at this
office or to the undersigned OH the premises.
Oct 2e-lm ONIL FOREST
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

To KEEP CEDER-Knowing the rer-
ntinn nf IL successful cder-,naking and
keeping cider good, we ma.lta persona
request for the process, which has sn
long been a great secret, aud we obtained
the following hints that will enable any
one to keep cider sweet: Make the cider
of good. clean, snund apples, after the
weather turns cool; put it in good bar
rels. perfectly clean; any taint in old
barrels will spoil the cider. To Il forty
gallon barrel of pure fresh cider put in
six eggs, whites and yolks well beaten
then add tw" tahlespo"nfullS of salt t"
hasten the clarifying; draw off once II
week for three or four times, and you
will have good cider that will keep
good.-[W Western AgriculuriSt.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

ESTATE OF ONILE LEJEUNE.
Whereas, Matllille Pitre, of the pa.ish
Of st. Landry has applied by her peti
fi"n TO he appointed administrators of the
state or Onile Ltjetlne deceased late OF the
PARISH of st. Landry.
Therefore, any person intending to make op-
"HtInn to said appointment. Will file che sa,,t
writing III my office, In the town of Opelousas
"ithln ten days from the present notice.
JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk
nov 23-h.g
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
.GL.NTs OF THE DEMOCRATS:

The gentlemen above named are our a&eh1e
and as s1cn requested to solicit subscriptions
NJ. D. KAVASAGH.
Editor.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
St. Landry Tire ShOD.
Hogs For Sale.

Hogs found running at large in the CORPORA.
ton OF Opelousas and vicinity, in violation OF
LAW, VIII pe taken up and inponnded in the
they will be sold to the highest bidder. If no,
previously redeemed, every SATURDAY. at ID
O'CLOCK A. NJ, beginning to-day. May 18th 1877,
BENZ. A. GUIDRY,
VICTORIN LASTRAPEs.
May 1S-tI Constables
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
ETRss ted
Wanted

100 barrels of corn and soo brnd,so ~ ,,ddor
applying to "'A' r r PaiT r. nITsnM I1,s Ey'n NY
Nov. cost Sneionsas
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
House PzzSssgdssg

-AED-
PAPER-HANG
The undersigned respectfully informs hia
triends and the public generally, that he 10 al
ways prepared to do house painting, paper
hanging, etc, with pUmptness and at ni0Clerats
rates. He solicits share of the public patrOn-
age work done ON twe,ye months' credit bv
special contract. Orders left at the JOURNAL
office will be attended to.
JACOB CUMMINGS.
OpelOusas. March 31st ls77-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

SPECIAL TERM OF JANUARY 18th, 1879
FIRST WEEK
II Odnn Armas Zerlngue
| ArtcmOn SOilCau &c D,.viIlI.r
| Geo Docking W i Cochran
Edinond Norman Michel Pr.ld dhomme
! l. Is SanunZ Gntt1ruis Duure
| Hon"re Fusclcr Sylvcs e Pltre
,,e' MaIVe'u Eugethe Miller
! Francois R;teau ! B Ortreo ir
| Thcuphilt B Fontcnot Carl Woltf
= +. Mhrt"l Alex Dtvlie
! II Skipwith pr Ilackshear
Il Z f'tll /. GUbtau
| Acet Marks & W L"tz
| fleffe ht'tlnon ID Iaflcrlr
| Willie + Dclotcl J y Au,i,11s
| 40 rert Bourgeois Paun Andrcpont
| rhcophite Tcssou .Jonn Li,id,,u If
| Srntt Dnprr Richard
| Alfred LaZlro " Crrsw,U
Nsa iih'tf over Edmond Darby
| Philip stephens Alcrp Dunre
| r Sumter Eayur John L Frrlscr
I'll hlnihH, Airlde !. Bertrand
| i.tlrlen GuillU"y Benz Drirln
| l. e Spyrcr W & Teai
SECOND WEEK:
| Aladdin Leblanc Win ! Offutt
rann } S"lean lennce f.lstrapcs
Victor Iltste Ouillt, L,f,.ur
- r Hlii Guttchaux
bfohKs Octave Fn;ltenOt
D @ VI AH,lrtls Ambrose Landry
Cn1! slurilc Erald Lemtlc
Andre Lalnnde ir Andre Lastrones
MahaSnah Ii tady mile Ptfferkurn
Lana Slml!S John Colligan
Leallte Eitirne Ezekiel Mixer
Angelas Lcjeunc Andre D Ntche
Slepneh stewart Beverly Morgan
oIezl,ne SaVaht Monroe Higginbotham
Otls COLLINS Z Belouee
THIRD WEEK:
in Pr + tontcnot J z Lemclle
Louis Deputy JOS Young
Alex Leieune IIyp Audrenont ir
Louis Fontenot WV Dusnn
Wilson Lemon WB Smith
Thilesphone Amy Onile 3 Guillorv
Jean + Jean Samuel Peters
;arhiile ID Ardon John W Spears
Valentine Savuir VIM Israel
hlIdeyert DeshOtel Andre Meche
|. c Hnrnsby Edmond F. Richard
A1reu Dnrre Isaac Keller
1neopIile Martel Honiere Richard
Theodore Latleur CA LeflouY
W Davis Henderson parks
IN witness whereof. we herennto attiy our
signatures this 18th day of November. 1878.
r. ]. LEFEBVRE
DI MEL DURIO,
c. MAYO, commissioners
JOHN SIMMS
JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk.
November l6- 0N'A'