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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-02

tine two akers), leaving the Deekin
l48, which is enuff, and the Deekin
VIII load the silver in his cart. and
VIII take it over to Bascom's and
dump it triumphantly down on the
moor, and demand his release, Then
ne VIII he free NV this shark-be
viii satisfy this cormorant-he will
walk the SIR ct erect, "a free man.
Then viii everybody do likewise
out me, and | ptrsoom will, for
silver will be so cheap that / kin
probably borrer enuH 80 pay the
Sraspln man wat | owe him.
we htld meeting last night and
resolved that ii wuz the sentiment
NV the Corners that Silver should be
rempnciized, and ,hat rpsuInps hen
ssiio"d E pu! of. Tie Care4ss sgif
aliuz resolve to put off payin ann.
thihg. ii was enthuoo.ja,tir
meeting, made up entirely Nv the
debtor class. | made stirriu speech
wen would hrv he'd an Immense
effect but fore one trihin drawbark
Wuz diIatin on the "Doilar NV the
Fathers" and said with a burt ov
eIokence, "Look at this piece ~
money 1t Wuz this kind OF money
winch carried the country thro-D
III Wuz an unforiunit way NV cit
ing at things. For / didn't hey =
piece of silver in ny pockit. and |
anpeeied to the aujence to hunt up
one that | mite give pint to the hite.
out aias thar want IA piece of
spve" in the house, not even a dime!
But L turned this to akk3unt even.
pride myself on bein able to pluck
lhe Hover safety from the netile
Danger. Most men would hev bin
disconnected at this, but not me
MY fricnds," | sed, '!when we hey
TINS silver bill past i WON'T be CAUGHT
IN Its awkward fix. Every man in
the Corners will hev cart-l-ad NV
it,"
And they give three cheers for the
Silver bill, and adjourned.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,
Finanseer.
p. S.-That Graspin Bascom hez
-hroWd a firer brand into the
Corners. Ez silver is at a discount
Nv eight per cent, he hez watered
MS Whi7key jiot that amount. He
,ez- At a4.V,s,-s. rna, MAN WIZ hev 70
,e killer, yet. 2. V. N.
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About ConStantinople

hussla, after her many disappoint.
mehtS OF this century and the last, ia
now approaching with rapid strides
the object of all her wars and diplo-
macy. Leaving out of consideration
lew Isolated fortresses, Constant.
nopIe Is Turkey, in Europe, and its
laIl means the total overthrow of the
sultan rs power. Towards that rity
the ambitious desires of Russja's
rulers have successively turned, but
thls year sees her nearer the reaIiza-
tLon OF her hopes than eyer heyFar4-
courage the Gar to attempt the oc-
cuDation of Constantinople during
the present season; for, if il is neces-
sary, an armi.tice can easily be held
at arms length. The number and
character of the Turkish forces at
Constantinople and the condition of
the Qualifications about the city are
not definitely known. bat it is likely
that both the prevailing panic and
the prospect of peace have served to
unfit the Turks for improving their
deiences now and for effective fight
/ ing when assaulted. With ii we'll
organized, well managed force the
/ ci,y would be almost impregnahle.
/ Twenty miles away, in the direc ion
| of Adrian0ple, there stretches across
/ the narrow peninsula on which
/ the city is situated Il chain of steep
| hills, which if properly fortified, con-
stitute an almustinSuperdbie obstruc-
ton to an advaciug force. The posi-
ton must be carried by direct assault
from the front. since the Turkish
feet will cOmmad the surrounding
waters About fourteen miles from
the capital another and similar line
of defenceS is met, not so defensible
in places as the first, but capable of II
formidable resistance. The advance
of the Russians along this narrow
peninsula would be over dense
burshwood and through swampy
plains, exposed to the fire Of the
Turks from the Qualifications on the
eminpnces. The routes through the
Little Balkans are especially difficult
and last. of all there are the imme-
dilte defrnces of the city, whose ex-
tent and resisting power are noticed
by Won Moltke. With the sea un-
der its control, it is the opinion OF
many eminent military critics that
Cons antin0ple. if defended with
half the proverbial Turkish capacity
tor this kind of fighting cannot be
taken by assault, and equal difficult
ties oppose the plan of reducing it by
starvation. But no matter how
strong the deiences of city may be,
men are necessary to hold them, and
it is not clear that there is present In
Constantinople an effective force
, either in numbers or Stamina. The
= reported movements against Call
poll on the Dardanelles are impor'
tant, from the necessity OF the reten
, ton of this peninsula by the Turks
in 0rder to keep up communication
y with the Mediterranean. Provisions
! military supplies, and it is not un
= likely, reinforcements would need q
I, passage through the DardanelleS il
ease the peace negotiations shout
TAI! and the city were beSiegCd.
0 Three more numbor rs cumplct,
n this volume.
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Keller's Vegetable Life Drops
Liver COMP. Amt,

When from any of the numerous lnci-
ting causes the Liver begins to act abnor-
mally, the Lille remains in the system,
vitiating and peryerting every vital pro-
cess, and causing Boils, CarbIncles,
Blotchcs, P lples, Coughs Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption, Dysentery, Kid
rey and Bladder diseases, and many other
disorders, all originating directly or indi-
rectly from the Liver. Eellcr's Vegetable
Life Drops induce the healthy action of
the Liver by providing for the removal Of
the hillary constituents by the Bowels
Kidneys and Skin.
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MILLINERY 4ND FANCY
GOODS.

Nj L.. SCOTT'S Baltimore Store.
Millinery, Gents Furnishing
And Fancy Goods, ami Shoes.
Vain Street, Opposite DR.. McComas office.
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From the Toledo Blade
Silver at the Corners.


~" p iil 'he state OF kentucEy,)
Jan. i, 1878.
81 mailer Nv course, the Corner
is lmpecunious. There never wpz
ame IN the history NV this place the
lsaNtlzn't in that state of fnancia
helth. The disinclinashen nv I'M
people to labor-the porousnis II,
taelr clay wich requires so mucl
AEwid tillin, and the loss NV time re
sultiny makes it extremely.di,1icul
EF anything like accumulashep +,
happen. Con5ekently borren is til,
pfinelRsd Industrial pursoot. whici
WOOD be well ef ther wu2n'tany pay
~. sayln IS wat bitesa man, ant
!. f'sliss lfiseil8fgiess P;tyfn IL slow
ly, but shoorly underminin the Cor
nerS out sappin its prosperity. hate
payln. 1t rObs delIar NV all il,
deiIte to know you hev got to repay
1t agln, after you hev spent it. Wot
Shood like wood be to hev d IIar.
witch reprodo )se their selves. Iftwc
dollars Good only marry and how
brue Gnil,a., rh.,,',,.,.-',,
like.
The siIvor hin ,ioh p,,,1:,,
in please. rs here for .a,,or,I r,,d'.,,, w. ,,,''
The Corners is I,rgol,, o,,,,,no,nl 49,, M
the dpbter class. We ara an in d,ht
That grasDin ShvIocl, R,soon, ho,
furuisht Ms fine recass,rio. u,' ,icr
these twenty vear.. and boz liant ~,
"charuin il my }, u,bar ,,.,. I;,,,4 ...
with the rernnr.aIa.s ...oa,, '
friend. He nnver cnod ,,ot. 49,, ,,,,.t
cage ont nv ma to .ooo,,. t,i,,..,c
the reason that dnn,t h.nnon 60 ha..
any THING to ,porfr,,,a hnt ,I'.ol
hold mortgages on Daekin porr,,,,,,
place, and also ., avor, ,tI,nr ',,,,,a,,
in the vicinity for n,one,, f,.,,,lnn..
lent and surnlias forni.h, W.T..
hapDens VIM Ras.o,o ,,,,,.,.,.;,
nay. He snaarinI,, 800, .,..4 e
don't pynert to may, u,ot Lo u.,.,1.;
fur? "kin bnv Iil,ori, 1',,a,.'.,;,.
and sell if to vo,, u.itI,o,,4 ,...,,
he.
Ahlefhn onJvLno,r, hon. ,,,,...,.,.
if i, to drink and hn,,.,,,,',Ii''.,' ,,,,' -
is to nay hn. vood ,.L,n,,,, 49,, ,,.:..,
,bo5t II Ruf.horooro,..r'..r' r',..I..' '.'''
hearted man in ,bo u,,,,.,,, ''' -
,4,,s,,,~ ~ : 'o - 49,. tho
, y - cav 1,,'Ia W. ,,.,oa .i.4
'''' Wv Wv r. f', " w., ,,..
~ '.' ""i '''',' '''''' ''''' ~ '''i' |'''
'''o '''e'e "',. ""' " -, " w.. ~ ~"
u ,'e"'' e,''''' W. " '''' ~ INV :"
'o'o'''' my anu ''' = ''N' W >.'''''''
''ilm' m ~.
ieiF'"'V Z " men VIZ '.'"'" ~ ".,7
o'iNeI "'z'l'S we wa" ''J"iH'' ~ ''.-
Ner Is Ihad' 4 I'Sal IeI"oI ana 1t -
ohiy "u'h " Genus on 'he "olI"r "o"'
we nave feScood ourselves Ifo'h lhe
grasp NV 'he meFSe''"'y cuSS "''Ici'
wants MS MONEYS per cent "u'n
ANA We are Stli~liGt btldl
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Three more numbers completes
this volume.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-02

In the introduction of Kellers Vege-
table Life Drops. a new departure has
been instituted. Instead of appealing to
the credulity and desperation Of the sick,
the judgment Of all is addressed in "a
Brief Manual Of Pursftive and Depura-
tive Medicine,"-(tO be had OF ,-ruggists
free Of charge, and given With every bot
tie of the Drops, ,)-Writtenf for those who,
having a perception of their diseases ~
intelligently apply the principles therein
contained, with the assurance OF relief
and cure of
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-16

The Hon. James Yat~s ian En-.
glishman), after protracted inquiry
and Investigations In the schools and
among thoee best able to judge Of
the matter, reported that the COM
plete adoption Of the decimal, In
phase of the present Eaglish weights
and ueasuses, would aave two full
yearo 10 tbe school.liiS of every child
educated. In our coantry The aaving
wosld b something less, because Of
our adoption Of The decimal curren.
eyj bat TIE most conservative teach.
era acknoWle6es that eoasethiug like
t)sia amount q time wWuld b saved
each child if esr pesseat eoafhsion ei
measures were eotirely replaced By
the International a. Metric System.
RNenrdless a tie much greater cen.
uercisl and intesuatio0d elaine Of
TIE Isew systsn, Il h cestaiuly ono Of
The most promjpeat educational
qUeatioss sew bs66gs tls people, and
there was sop0e ruo0 1be 4he aaso!
eiatio0 recently joeosrnsated 10 Bos.
tes - the Anerieaa Metric Bursas.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-16

llrsnele1tss1 Jeus~Al Asd Geiesee
q AsslM -Ceetssts 1T March,
!. Netbas Alles, Nd, LID.
Ia postsait.
j. IalIleg TlrssgA Spass.
IN Dsvsloposst q the Earth.
II. uloGtssto6.
". T6ogeoe e Ylre.
v. 4De. b. =. Blavot6ky. Pes-
VI. Z. 6ssuss by : wsuaa y I
0oek Oeot.
VII Lit b DARK P1aeos. Cheps,
s1sA XIX, - *. ~ - (
= vIJI. Dsale al MIe6. Chap. II.
Qetbe Tsopsssoeoes. 4
r. vIetae E0oaoool g Jtnly,
! pugtsuoG
!. n Uoo e Tshsees.
~: Anepaehy - wetsf- -Cass.
xlk C1tsss 1sujb ssd ~ psns,
Neees 9 osieoes aod Agvjssltsss
811eoe5al Co00eata AnoWoga 4
CesJgoQoo4nooa What Thoy oay,
0hepgH HssDeool, -.
oeesslEets Tssos- } Cssy, {
:, Al Wsals Z Co, Rubalahssa
"a oBsa1way, Nsw yegk.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-16

tn all Surviving officers, and enlisted
and drafted men, without regard 70
color, including Militia and volun.
teera, of the Military and Naval err.
vice of the United States, who aerv.
ed for fourteen days in the war with
Great Britain of 1912, or who were
10 any engagement, and were homo.
rably discharged, and the surviving
witlOws Of s"ch 0incers and enlisted
and drnfted men. The loss or lack
Of certificate of discharge will not
depriye the applicant under THE act
from it. benefit, provided other proof
can Be made Of service. This bill
alao places on the Pension Rolls any
widow of . revolutionary soldier
who served fourteen daya, 0r was In
auy eeGaRsment, end it justjy, siter
long delay, rcatores to the Pension.
RolIa oil soldiers heretofoee receiving
peosious, who fought In the war
against Great Britain Of 1912. or IN
any Of the Indian Wan, bot who By
an aetof Coneress were dropped from
the Perston. Rolls for taking up srws
against the Governmeut, ''os iu
any manner encouraging the rebels. "
IL also provides for the widows Of
sach soIdiers whnae names had mt
!.eee placed ~ the rolla 10 provided
Sor 10 the bin. putting In 4 el.ius for
the peusjou, Tor which their hmslanda
hsa beeo cat a. This b q jusE law.
end one that viii strengthen the
ttteads a fires governsuent. An per.
cs'e. Who are Interested 10 any way
IN III. law, viii have . copy eent to
the1 free by addreaalug Cot. n. w.
FIIZ0ERALD, D. 3. CLAIM
ATTY, Bag, see. WAeuruo1ow,
d. C., March lth, l07e.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-16

Ooming sp % the Governor
A1sa, about two months ago, We
I'D . One moon light view Of the
Bonnet Corr6 Crevaaee. Our con.
temptation was disturbed BY . ~
liable gentleman who sssured %
thatse expesieaced engineer offer.
ed b e4ectsally close the gsp for
"a, 900. Tie silver dollars coineal
IN one single month would cover
the expeo0es incurred 10 closing
a. Boouet. Carr6 Ccevasoeol
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We give below . Iist Of the text
books sdopted By the State board
q Hducotioa /:
epelle~: Nc0uAey's Eclectic.
Beodees: NcCu6ty's Arst, -
eosd, third and fourth.
Arithmetic: R0binoou's Pro.
epsseive Primary, Rndineuss and
lntellectuak
0eoGyuphies Mitchell's Let
Leeso1s antl Primary, end Dimi.
0yt Geography q Louisiana.
otoeekoepess dealing In books
win % we'll 70 bay the above, %
- otbees viii b 0ood 10 tho pub
10 eehoelo.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-16
ST. PATRIOTS DAY.
| Written seAile Aav tipsy orev q
soJjtarv din~ev.

nsseA selw hsss pisk ny hsss.
Yet uoiee the worse fpe that.
I1l on ood drink 10 make amsods)
Beth 10 asd foe On ahssot ftiseds.
10 hesee ~. D. Pat
AUd. thith, b 49, r. a&bee Sue6
Thoo aDy oojut % Heoveue 0ta6
Thss ever Pope gasetted;
Noeonoo % thoe ~ Irish 0iuneso.
We lovo % speinkls veil our dinssss.
Az vssy dssp indsbssd.
rAssss eeai g. swithis-Asil hs given
tlaeosad e vsase) Wise fteo Hsavss,
y6e legty days toeethee.
m truly leTs noise ''sst IN"
eix veGes q vet woeA ~ hevs besa
Uoeo0lbetab)e wea&Aee.
Nut = - liqusr esousa vitA bssAa
TSs Tioi q, . fiiskyi
aveoe Pat n eae u h1oaso0s vsia,
Thau tnkost & h Thy heod 10 sala.
yse heavsat eaks rain wbiskey!
tWseaee what n eeaease's Way
n 6ovile 1awyee had % say
Aenloee tbeo' Phe-Whst he'd hoe
TAe vogue that Eldoas elf eeuld peeeo,
nAp devi1io 1oWyoe. he. Oo6 ku0Wol)
WeslA - b ell thss "raddy."
M 1t thsa eall thss vhat they Win.
ThsseGA lie IN love ~ wssship still,
Asd whea ~ raes , ever.
Loe sea0roeks crown ny bed u G1eep.
lAt vetskey 6sw ~ sh0osscks stesp,
A. Aiseis ~ ascss! - vhils thsy vsss
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-16

TIE Levee Bin dos not give
entire satisfaction to travelling
agents, Aatbostmen, raftsmen and
trsmpG. That floating popula.
ton lhvor tho Immediate closing
q tho Bonnet Carr6 crevasse.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court.
PARISH OF 81. JOHN THI BAPTIST.
-Noe. 1S0 & 9l3-
SwoosssioS @. B. Marmilliox and
Y. b. Narmillios.
Z. 4 J. LkoExDRE Attorneys.


WHEREAS Louise de- Seybold Of The
Parish - q. Jshs ths Baptist, the duly
qualitSesl Tatrig Z Ixseatsix Of the above
sweeesaiees - sush ailoiniatssiag the enans
hss o. this Let day. II March 1873, fled
in this Court 9rl peevisiosal acceast Of her
sdminietrasjsa a ssiA eeccssaious praying
l0e tie homolegstioa II the saue.
Public Estice h Aegeby given 70 I'll WHOM
4 nay .e1neegu - 1le thsir eppoitlDo n aay
they cea q have, h vnting, = tAe koeoesbjs
the Juaoe e oR - Ceast q tie Court
noaea within tsa deys fteo IL lryt pahliea-
ton s'on s'ssc9 ~ Wy !as Pseviassal sssaa:
hcmo,sgstsd - prayed fse, asA the fnnds
In tAe hanao q The A6minlG1SaGeix diotej-
bated, h aceegaance thessvith.
VITA The hsssssble JAMES v.
CneNBT, Js6ga, - ~ sod Of
80 "a CsaE4 - iitk da0 q NassG
A. c. BADCOCK.
le094 Clest Ceurt.
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Our parish wss visited By heavy
raiu and wind storms last Satur.
day and nooday. Fesces were
hlowu down end houses 6o0ded,
bat 10 serious damsge done.
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NOTICE.
To the Tas Payers Of tie Parish
Of 81. Jokx the Baptist.
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST, !
March 2nd 1873
The undersigned Tax Collector Of this
Parish hrrhv gives notire that the State and
Pariah TAxer of 1877 are now due and col.
lcctsl'le; all peraons owing Tax~a are ne.
Gucsted to come forward end psy the same
within (l5l fifteen days from date her~of.
Quisd hy Law.
O6ice. vt the Court House. open from .
A. n. to 4P u.
ALEXANDER sTEwART,
Mh2N. State Tax Collector.
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ROTS PLAY AND PROEYT IN
NJ 0AkDEM. olSQ

Tie aa1bos tekes . . Is earden
- ~ pseky hill-si6<s n ths viciui.
q q Wet Polat. aDd seews - bow,
est q e, altss iear ysesS' expesiesce,
y evoked . pso1t e % 40. asa thia
while carrying - paseusa) end liter.
asy laeos1. 1....It y veg yese thet -
oueh 4ooeasy toG0o cd Gki)l aso Det-
q - o1QeA a6p(eslessul sspssisU.
g as1 gS14 soa0A CDsth, 19oA
3vm = ascpoisd hso - s0es
g ~ U0oAnQ0x
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Thanks 70 onr friends Of steam.
ess Bsus and xasy lds for AIes Of
city papees.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-16

QuERY :,s'Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marburg Bros. Zeal Of NORTH Caro-.
Hss,' se The sawe price~ 2febly.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Am JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH or ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
Valsin Clement, Tutor,
VS.. No. 623-
JOxrdan P<rilLOxr.
L. DEPooRrER Attorney.
L. DEPOORrER Attorney.

BY virtne Of and In obeilience tc. . writ Of
seizure and aale dated February 25th.. 1873.
and IN me directed by the Honorable the
Fourth Judicial District Count. in and for
this Parish, In the above entitled and num-
bered suit:
have seised. and viii proceed to sell 1t
pnhlic amction tO the highest bidder, at the
Court House of this Parish, on
SATURDAY. APRIL eth., 1873.
At II O'clock 4. y.
the following described property. to wiz !:
lat. The one undivided half. Of the North
Fast quarter. the South West quarter. the
North West quarter. and the North half of
the South East quarter. If Section No. Thir.
ty. of Township No. II. Of Range No. 9. East
of tho Mississippi River. containing Three
Hundred and Fifty.ive i2jl00 superficial
screa situated in the Pariah ~ ~. John the
baptist, on the left hank Of the Mississippi
River.
2nd The one half Of Section No. Sixty one,
n Township M. II. Range No !. Ea:t Of the
Mississippi River. containing Ono Hundred
and Eighteen 4sIi0o superficial acres. which
IL situated In this Parish. nj the upper line,
and adjoining the second conceasion Of the
Plantation formerly belonging tn Jean
Baptiste Dnasuan. Barthrlemy Fergus Dus-
suau and lirrre Rillieux.
3rA. A CERTAIN tract If land. also situated
In this Parish If 81. John the Baptist. IN the
left hank of the Mississippi River. measuring
tas per plan made Thereof hy p. N. Judice,
Surveyor, dated August 2sih.. lafo. and
.npexed t. an sct rassed on the 18Th.
day Of November, 1870. before the
Recorder # this Psrishl One arpent
and Fifty-one feet and half In width, be-
tween the points A 4 u on said plan. by
Tlhrty-6ve arperts and One Hundred and
Thirty mine feet in depth. hetweeu the points
b 4 on said plan. opening In the rear ~
~ to give at that depih width Of One ar
Cent and One Hundred and Seventy eight
ieet between the puinta II 4 on said plan.
which said tract VI land il bounded On the
upper line by the property Of Mn. Joseph
Francoie. and or the lower line BY that Of
Widow Emile Gendrou together with Ill
the improvements thereon belonging.
TERMS:
Cash on the spot. In u. 8. Treasury Notes.
Sheriff. oiIice, Parish Of St. John the
Baptist, March 2uGl. 1853.
JOS. T. BURCARD.
Mh2. Sheriff.
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SHERIFTS SALES.

SHERIFTS SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT.
PARISH or ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
Sxcccssioxs Of TR<lesmar Becxel q
Zelda Rod,igse kis ,ojs.
NO. 2so.-
Her~ogsne Rodr;gxe sssor
Aristide Oxbre.
L. DEPOORTER Attorney.
By virtue Of N order Of sale dated Februa-
~ 18th 1873. 10 the shove entitled Msattes
md to me directeA by The Honorable the
sforceaid Court. !, the uuslersignsAs win
ooes for sale, 1t public auction, in the pre-
SATURDAY. the leth dsy sf MARCH, A. d.
1878, At II ocI0cx a. y.
lot Of movables eousistipg of butcher
eests, horses. ore mule and about fifty heads
= foxen and other movable effects.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
I'm JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH or 81. JOHN THE BArflsT.
j.. b. Cairo
vs. No. 622
A. L. d A. Bec~sl.

BY virtue Of, and IN obedieuco %, Q
writ of seizure and sale % Ne direrted nv
the Houorable the >th Judieial District
Count In and far this Parish, il The above
entitled and numbered auit:
have asiaed aud viii proeeeA 10 cell at
public anction. % the highest biddse, ~ The
Court House of this Parish, %
SATURDAY. MARCH lsth.. i7a
At II o'clocxA.M.
the following deacrihed property. to Wit:
, A certain tract Of land aitnated In the Per.
iah ofSt. John the Baptist, on the right bsuk
Of the Miaaissippi River. measuring one
srpent front on said River hy one hundred
arpents. more or Lea. In depth. between
parallel lines. bounded ~ the upper line by
. trnct Of land belonging to Alphoaar Becmel.
end % The lower )tae by . tract II land b.
longing % Pierre Aimk Becuel asd The heirs
Of the late Octave Becuel.
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CAsn On the spot. in y. 3. Treasury Notes
Sheriff. once, Parish of g. John the
Baptist, February 9th. 1873.
JOSEPH +. BuRCARD.
9fyl60h. SheeiG.
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Sheriff. ofRce, Parish Of St. John the
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JOS. T. BURCARD.
Mh2. Sheriff.