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former lovers, and 10 turn 1t had
the desired effect with the younger
victim, whom be eloped with and
married. Being defeated d in this he
succeeded in rewinning the conf
dence of his first love. The parents
of the bride were in Atlanta at the
time. All the parties concerned
are of the highest respectability,
and the father is a distinguished
divine.
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DEMOCRATIC
STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HUGH ]. GLENN.........---...-.o Colusa
FOR LrEuTENANT-oovERso
LEVI CHASE-..--........ ."of San Diego
roR SECRETARY OF STATE,
! WI. TINNIN. N.........-.-..."--.....of Irinity
FOR CONTROLLER.
W. 3. O. BROWN......--..of sacramento
FoR TREASURER,
q. T. FAULI...-..........".. sonoha
FOR ATroRNEY-GENERAL,
10 HAMILTON........... ......"........-ot flaeer
FOR sURvEYoR-oESER
WIN. MIN NIS.-.~............. foio
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
D. B. W0OLF...-.........of San FRANCISCO
ron sup'r OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
HENRY c. 1ESFOkD---.-.....of Napa
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE,
RoB'T r. MORRISON, of San Francisco
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES,
=. W. KcKINSTRY......ofS San Francisco
J. D. THORNTON........-of San Francisco
e. n. ROSS. ss..,.....................of Los Angeles
+. B. sTONEY. -..............-.of Napa
~ a. AGA
r. B. REARDON.. N.................-of Nevada
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS,
FIRST DISTRICT,
+ q. ]. CARPENTER..-.-.-... Ell Dorado
second Dist.-To be nominated.
THIRD DISTRICT,
GEO. SLOVENIAN -..--.~.of Los Angeles
FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
First Dlstrict-To be nominated.
SECOND DISTRICT.
CaAS. H. RANDALL..~.-of Tuolumne
THIRD DISTRICT,
C. q. xSON-.........~..--...of Sutter
FOURTH DISTRICT,
r. D. HEIsKELL...-......-."o Stanisiaus
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS:
First Distriet-To be nominated.
SECOND DISTRICT.
+. 7. CLUNIE........ ............of Sacramento
THIRD DISTRICT,
O. p Observation-Disclosures. suffer
FOURTH DISTRICT,
WALLACE LEACH....-....-..of San Diego
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TO straw, In consequence of the un-
precedented rainfall in the valley
Of the Danube above Linz. The
fields are superb, but 1t is feared the
continued rains will prevent sue
cessful harvesting.
Anxiety also prevails throughout
the East, intensified by almos c
daily showers.
Germany ana samoa.
LONDON, July Sth.-A Berlin
dispatch says: The new German
Consul General to Samoa has re-
ceived orders to abstain from inter-
enae with internal affairs. The sug-
gestion of certain interested parties
that Germany shall annex Samoa
finds no favor in high quarters.
AGrievOus Burden OF Woes.
LONDON, July Sth.-A correspon-
dent at Berlin draws a gloomy pic
ture of the state of Russia, owing
to the Nlhillsts, the failure of the
crops and the ravages of the corn
beetle. Fifty thousand roubles
have been appropriated to exter-
inmate the beetle.
soiovisR's Confederate.
LONDON, July Sth.-The person
who supplied the pistol to Alexan.
der Solovietf, with which he at
tempted to assassinate the Emper-
or of Russia on the 14th of April,
is physician from Weimar, Ger
many, who is also proved to have
| procured the poison with which
Solovieff attempted suicide after
his failure to kill the Gar, d to
have owned the horse by me is OF
which the assailants of Gen les
entsof attempted to escape.
A telegram from st. Petersburg
authoritatIvely states he has been
sentenced to be hanged.
The panama Canal scheme.
LIVERPOOL, July Sth. - The
Courier says: "An agreement was
signed Saturday OH behalf of the
original promoters of the Panama
canal scheme vesting their rights
in De Lesseps as the representa-
tives of the future shareholders of
the Inter-Ocean Canal Company.
Subscriptions for G750,00O, in 92O
pound shares, will be opened in
London, Paris, Frankfort and New
York simultaneously in about forty
days."
DismRntIed FOrtresaes.
VIENNA, July Sth.-The walls of
the fortresses of Widdin, SIlistria
Rustchuk and Varna have been de
stroyed and the earthworks are left
to the Operation of the weather.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-09

A New York woman not accus.
toned to raising poultry set hen
on some eggs, and in due course of
time brood of chickens was
hatched. A friend, coming in a
few days afterward, noticing that
the little things looked weak and
puny, asked how often they were
fed. "Fed!n was the reply; "why,
l thought the hen nursed them.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-09

AS REFRESHING regula-
ti0n home notices, such as "God
Bless Our Home," "Watch and
Pray" and others of that like, hav-
ing become rather numerous, not
to say monotonous, we have
thought that something lively and
cheerful, as "Bully for You"
keep a Stiff Upper Lip" would
be as refreshing as u green spot in
a desert land.
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Brut.l Murder OF ~ Cbiaamau by
Fe.I0W CeseatiBls.

Rio VISTA, July S.-Yesterday
morning the body of Chinaman
was found IN the Sacramento river,
about six miles above this place,
bearing unmistakable evidence of
foul play. Upon the head were
three deep gashes which had evil
IDENTIFY been inflicted with an ak or
cleaver, and another nearly sever.
ing the hand had apparently been
received while endeavoring to
parry o blow from the same instru-
ment. A bag OF Chinese mating
hlled with earth and Weighing
about 100 pounds, was attached to
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EVENING sTREErs-5.Oo p. Nj.

S; Fffssausz sonanzs "a q Baiion q asasi ' &,
l2s; Alpha, % b; N Y, soc; Andes, 40 s !;
Benton, al; Alta, 10 s: Mexican, 251z s.;
Overman, 10 a; Union. 35H y; Bodie, 2lH
a; Mono, 95a a; Con Va, A. 80 s; Choliar,
7% 8; Beicher, 57s a, 81 8; Ward. l.2o 8,
s Nevada, 39h a; Point, 55s s; H q N, l5ll
s; 4 B, ishS s; Imperial, Ls0s; Caliior-
MIA. a; Justice, 4As; Julia, 3h S; S Hill,
2.O5 b. Lady w, 2s; Tioga, IS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-09

When Texas man tells his wife
that there will be company in the
evening, she bustles about and gets
the shotgun in order, while he
takes the shovel and ssllies forth
to dig q few graves.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-09

A parishioner of Berkshire pas
tor was asked what color the pas
tors eyes were. He really didn't
know, "fOr," he said, "when he
prays his eyes are shut, aud when
he breaches I generally shut
mine.n
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Herald Steam Printing House.

rhe Herald steam Printing House Is
nce surpassed by any Job Printing ONCE
~ the Pacific Coast. outside of San Fran
ttnoo. In faoilities for doing job work.
o. prices, good work and expedition
mav he relied upon at this ONCE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-09
PsIss.eas Paragraphs,

The Buffalo Courier says: Sena-
tor Blaine has gone home, sick In
mind and body, it is said, and
alarmed at the opposition strength
III the State.
General Butler is entered for the
Gubernatorial sweepstakes next
fall, and the NewYork Star alleges,
there is nothing left the people OF
the Old Bay State but to initiate
the example Of Captain Scotts
coon.
The Erie Observer remarks that
Senator Conkling has now been
called q liar by Senators Blaine,
, Burnside, Gordon and Lamar
more than the scriptural number
required to establish fact.
John Sherman is rapidly acquir-
Ing control of the Returning Board
politicians of the South, the Brook
lyn Eagle asserts, and he knows
how to manage them. The masses
Of the Republican party are likely
to see the nomination of a candi-
date taken cut of their hands.
The Bangor Commercial Gays:
The Republican candidate for Gov
ernor Of California is Maine man.
It will soon be fashionable as we'll
aspolicy for all Maine Republicans
to 20 West. The supplyis hence.
forth toRs greater than the de-
mand in Maine.
That the Greenback political
slde-show in several States of the
Union is run for the benefit of the
Republican party and with Repub-
llcan pecuniary aid, seems to the
Buffalo Courier to be fact we'll
established.
A. the next meeting of the war
veterans of Ohio, Charles Foster,
the Chicago Times suggests, will
have an opportunity to display, as
. precious memento OF the strife,
he yardstick which he welded
b. terrible effect upon his Gus
aring the entire period of
shSS lion.
M ayes and his unrivaled
Cabh troupe have not been able
to a. ar at any of the college
conn., cements, the Philadelphia
Tyme, 'bserves, but Foster and
Hicks, .iooper, the great Republi-
can variety performers of Ohio are
playing a successful engagement
before the leading educational in
stitutions of the Buckeye State.
How has the Democratic party
been maintained? asks the Indian
spolIs News. For twenty years it
has had no hundred thousand office
holders to milk, but in ten years it
has pretty steadily come up from a
slight hold on power to the control
Of both Houses of Congress and a
good many States of the Union.
The st. Paul Pioneer Press says:
Hayes's brave professions of civil
service reforn-which at the outset
filled the eye of the world and car
ried the fairest hope of political re-
generation that had appeared above
the contests of party strife for forty
years-could not stand the racket
OF actual experience, and now hut-
ter like rags in the breezs of popu-
lar ridiculs.
The position of the South, the
Mobile Register alleges, does not
mean that the South desires to rule
the country at any cost, but simply
that the overthrow of the Republic
can party is the first and highest
confederation. Local self.govern-
mont ID necessity. Finances pre-
sent . subsidiary question which
viii Inevitably regulate ITSELF
A Southern journal, which knows
what II 10 saying, the Chicago
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= y
the proposals made to him.
The New TarIG
LONDON, July 7th.-A dispatch
from Berlin says: The prospect,
now regarded certain, Of the early
adoption of high protective tariff,
has caused merchants to import
large quantities of goods in ad-
vance, so as to escape the increased
duties. Hence great falling off
of trade Is feared after the new
tariff shall become law. Bis
marck, in the face of serious objeo-
tions, insists upon an increase in
the duty on foreign corn.
Another correspondent says: The
second reading OF the Tariff bill
being finished, the third reading
will be merely formal, and the
measure will probably be conplet-
ed by Saturday next, when 1t Is in
tended to prorogue the Reichstag.
The Liberals and Socialists made a
desperate stand against the duties
on coffee and petroleum, Herr
Bebel declaring that it would breed
much discomfort and furnish a
fresh stimulus to Social aud Demo-
cratic agitation.
drops in Bohemia.
LONDON, July S.-A correspon-
dent at Ischel, after q journey
across three-quarters Of Western
says: The crops In Upper
and Central Bohemia run unduly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Superior sud ge.

. respectfully submit my name as a
candidate for the position OF superior
Judge OF Los Angeles county.
Y. SEpULVEDA.
June 18th, 1879. iel7td
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WANTS LOST-FoUND.
Situation Wanted.

middle-aged German woman. Enquire
ut United States Hotel, room No lO5, for
two days. 1876
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NEW TODAY.
For FAX Collector.

THOMAS S. HALL Is candidate for
Tax Collector for Los Angeles county,
SUBJECT TO the decision OF the Repu blican
County Convention.
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For Sheriff..

w. r. ROWLAND hereby announces
him self as candidate tor the office OF
Sheriff, subject to The action of the DEM
ocrtic County Convention.
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VOLNEY e. HOWARD
is a candidate for Judge of
the Superior Court.
For Sheriff.

Will be candidate before the Repub'
lican County Convention Tor nom ination
for the Office OF sheriff Of Los Angeles
county. =. IL. BUCHA NAN.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-09

II. & 0. f.. Los Angeles, June 30. 1879.
j. V. WACHTEL, Bookkeeper.
We have examined the books and
counted the cash on hand, and find all
correct, according to this statement.
L. G. GOODWIN,
q. w. CHILDS,
A. GLASScLL,
Finance Committee.
I. w. Hellman, President and John
Miner, Secretary of the farmers and
Merchants Bank of Los angeles, being
severally duly sworn, eact for nimself,
says that the foregoing staemept is true,
to their best knowledge snd belief.
ISAIAS W. HELM IN. President.
JOHN MINER, Secetary.
Subscribed and SVEN to before me,
this stu day OF July. is9.
lSeal,l X. X DEL VALE,
Iyy.l0 Notary Public.
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For County Auditor.

II. j. FLOYD, OF savannah, submits his
name to the democratic County Conven-
tion for nomination for the office of
County Auditor.
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For County Treasurer.

l offer myself as a candidate for the Of
fice of County Treasurer, subj CT to n ON
ination 10y the democratic County Con.
vention. y. II. BLISS.
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For County Assessor.

c. w. MOORES, of Dowuey, will be a
candidate for County Assessor, sutJ eel TO
the action OF the Democratic County
COnven Jion.
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For County Recorder.

offer myself as q candidate for the
office OF Recorder OF Los Angeles county,
sub iect TO nomination by the approach
Ing Democratic County Conven ton.
JOHN M. BALDWIN.
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$4,000 WANTED.

For one year, at two per cent. per month
Interest, secured on ili 900 worth OF
country property, $4,000 worth of the
property wei improved and high pro-
ductive. Address Box 4, Los Angeles T..
.. l5-lw
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For Sheriff.

l will he candidate before the Demo-
cratic County Convention for nomina-
ton for The Office ofSheriff OF Los Ange'
les county. N. =. RICHARDSON.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-09
Rooms and Board,

Gentlemen and their wives and single
gents can be accommodated with board
and fine, large, sunny, front rooms, con
tanning all modern conveniences and
home comforts, at the
KIMBALL MANSION,
New High street, only one block
from the Postotlice and Court House. and
commands charming view Of mountain
and valley. jel6tf
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w allted.

A situation, by n respectable young
woman; chamberwork or nursing; the
care of children particularly desirable.
Enquire at No. IA san Pedro street. 10
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FOR EICM.
Tine Zulu War.

LONDON, July sth.-A telegram
from Lord Chelmsford says:
Cetewayo has not yet yielded to
the proposals made to him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-09
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.

AN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARr.
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Disman,,ea For,resss,.

DIsmRntJed FOFtfesNes.
VIENNA, July Sth.-The walls of
the fortresses of Widdin, Sllistria
Rustchuk and Varna have been de.
stroyed and the earthworks are left
to the op Grafton of the weather.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-09

MORNING SESSION.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-01-11

GN-McCiELLAND-At ths rtsidcrac
Of Jesse 3. Clark, IN P'aGucmire Brule", Jan
nary 2d, 1872 by Rev. Baxter CltTt-, ting.
Mr. W. " DusoS and Miss ANNE McCLELtAsb.
EDNARDs-RENAUD- the residence Of
th, brides father, Major Octave VoorhieS, JAN
uary 9Th, 1879. 'y Rev. j. F. Raymond. MI.
ID. i, EDWARDS and Mrs. CLARA RFNAUD, nee
VOorhtes.
ty3 new Orleans papers Will please coi,y.
DUNBAR -sHERROCaE-Or the eve Of thc
18th Of Drrcller, 1873, MI ". E. DUEEA!: and
Misc JENNIE sHERROCsE.
Anaons chs varied c2uHce that gather us tn
gcthcr in life we can scarcc!7 coi,ce,yn oue
frauSht with greater seriousness Or interesting
consequence than that of n,atrimony. Laden
rs it is with all the hcpcs OF happiness, the
;n1icirsted bliss of tic coming life and events
Of two young llvesj the t,uA.t ;spu!? the ma
trimonial SEQ. shonid III all reason ho of more
momentous concern, than even that upon the
great hereafter. IN the honorable estate If
happ| marriage man attains to the highest
degree Of earthly peiitefdi., :cctlEinG from
her who acorna his side all the finer qNHifca-
tions that counteract his stern and coarser
nature and render him the perfect man, and
woman, soreiF woman, IN her natural sphere
OF married life shine5 With greater nliliHuay
and assumes greater Importance. than it Is pos
sibte IOr her 10 %tthttt III ANY GtHeF cGj|dioN O!
life. VIC could not help feeling ,iaep;y I'M
pressed with thoughts, a. twixt hope and fear
the beautiful and trusting bride was led to the
altar on the mani arm Of him whose conscious
pride vas liai.iy shown IN lis firm, ilnraltcrins
tread as he approached the holy nlan't before
whom the VOW was sealed until death u5 do
part"
The bridal couple presented beautiful and
atriking contrast. She fair flaxen and petite
presented a beautiful type nf blonde; he dark,
manly and handsome. was a soo;iiiy Representa-
i've Of the brunette style Afty2r hePrtT con-
gratUatious kisses and handshakings, all re-
paired to the residence Of j. u. Sli"rrouse. The
former home Of the bride, where awaited Il fine
renaat after whirh such az were lovers OF the
torparllorean sporfs y ere ::!vc- afurlr oppor-
tunity TO indulge their f;svorite fancy. AZ the
shades Of night Went fitting by the watchful
sentinel tolled out the approach Of the "wco
hours" that 80 silently yet tngraciously intrude
themselves upon our pleasures and put "l"s
an end to all our fun. After social ''Gooni ,hts
and GoWsrs strevn in the bridal pathway" all
rptiret! 10 our peaceful coHcies TO taAe Il lnoFn
ings nap. rehearse IL .ireanland the excite
ments of the day and wonder how long before
it wutlld be "thusly" with us.
UNMARRIED SPECTATOR.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-01-11

ESTATE OF AClE1LLE sAvoIE.
BY virtue Of ST order Of thc Hon. the Hrci,atc
Court. Of the parish OF 9t Landry, there will he
sold at public auction. 20 the highest bidder l,v
the undersigned administrator, G. sHf sIljy
nHa!!ftrd al:"tinncs: at tho last rcai!rnt & OF th
att"itsct,, nrt!T GilliN Cottau, parish OF St
Landry, on WEDNESDAY, january 18th 1879.
the following described property belonging 10
the estate of Acllilc s;sCoio decreased, to.wit:
II. Sixty 2rpents or prairie land, l,eer G..,1l;l
Cotnau, bounded ~es1 t;y land 0f Eltzi rrci;rI
north hJ---~ cast by y--sC:th hy----
2l. Seven and 4 half arpantB Of wan.,l,nt!.
near Grand CotaaH, hnlui'lnet eaSt by Eliz..
FrcjcnD. south ~ iitlItl " Mrs. P.tetin, nurt!,
and west Ivy
3. G21 panncla Uf cypress pictS, three old
houses, cypress boards and ptuks. rt,rranters
tools, one shot gun, one OK cart, Gl;tI sis Of
wheels, one hundred oak Vos:, about two thou
cHnd pounds OF cotton III tie se",l. ;ti",..t two
r;iiircd and forty barrels Of corn, about tifteci.
head of cattle. four head Of horses, oE, s.recln
mule, household furniture, Kitchen uteslsics
and farming implements and other articles
toe numerous tc mention.
FERNS and Conditons.-AN tilc 1l0yeahles
payable i'll cash and tht. nllluTTahlrS payable
in three equal and annual i1laallmrntS frnl!i
Gay of saio; purchasers on rrtlir tn furnish
their notes with good I,cEaonai security to tlt:'
sotisfi,,tio nH Che ;iil,nlnstratur. the notes II
hear eight per cent per ctnttim annual interest
from maturity the landed property IL remain
sp cia!ly mort getl IN favor OF thu. estate and
vendors privilege to be retained, thereon until
Iu.l payment of the price thereof and tie n-
terest which may 2ci:rflp.
' '..'': tYpAfEh II. sAvOTE.
Dec I4-5t-caa Administrator.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-01-11
Proceedings OF the Police gnry.
OrELOCSAs, Dec lnihr -. l5r

The Police Jury met pursuant to as iFous T1ncnr.
Present: X X. l.ittcll, President: 4. ttuilry,
& T. Hawkins f. Dubnis'nn. s. Haas, Fl. J.
Guiinry. f. Sa>ny and L. Cieris.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The President appointed afHser-. Dahuisao1l.
Haas. Hawkins and Clark :. c0mr,ittcn to tx-
anime the vouchers In the lH!isl7 Oi til" PariS!!
Treasurer. for monies paid by him wherrupnn
Mr.. Dubuisson reported thar they had eyal,-
incd end counted the vouchers pre-rnted by
tho Parish Treasurer, amounting tn ter thou
s:'t' two hundred 'ind twcrty 62!l&j; dollars,
NO.22O 62,} which a1.runt Cnrrearun.!Tl with
thc entries on hi, l.0oE. and lie Hlnvr,l that the
vuuriltra be c-ncoii.ti. and thai tn" Tl'a-'lr"r
haze a credit tor that amount on hia books
carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Savoy. Rcao'vr'l. that the
Police Jury do now ad ,Orn sinc dir.
K. II. lITCELI. President.
At;rst: C., %TAIr Clerk
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-01-11

d, A Gisinfectan5 for hospital use and
for general disinfecting purposes is re-
recommended hy DR.. John Day. II il
#compased Of one part Of rectiied oil Of
7larpantine, seven part of heEzine, and
five drops of oil of valeFian Il, each
naRce OF the mixture. Each af the in-
gredients N said to passegs the power
Df absorbing the oxygen of the atnss-
zpIere and of converting it into peroxide
Df hydrogen, q substance similar in its
effeets TO ozene. B.n,ks. letters. news
papers, clothing. carpets, wall paper.
may i,c treated with this sort of ;isin .
fectans without injury. Its action ia
#ycry persistent.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-01-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

After the 11th day OF january, 1875
all advertisements inserted in the ST
LANDRY DEMOCRAT, will have 10 be
paid for in cash at the time Of insertion.
The legal square is the space Of one
hundred vnlh<, hcins on" inch in this
p.prr, and tho mi"c, OF" dollar pcl
xo,;aic for the first Insertion anA fifty
cents per square foG each subsequent
Insertion.
AUSTIN q. WILLIAMS,
Luhlialer
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-01-11
MARIE JULIE nATGLE. ADMIR-. ~ STFTt
PGTEN ROIbEEArE


BY virtc of a H-rit of fer. f!"i;s lrs!l,r! niIt
OF the hun"rei,l,: IiTisi. t";lr. In ~! lnr
the parrish Of 81. Landry. III m .,'>. r!;lir I'd
s,iit, and 10 ne directed. vii! prr.IIo s,:. 1t
pnH!ic auction, to tie Highest h;t,,"". ii te
t-hn.tll"'lsc ot said l'areh in tl' iu;n ~ 'lI'
l"us,ls, on SATURDAY, tli: i1th dizzy " Oh
ilrJ, 1879, At Il O'Clock A. NJ, the fo!l"Mil:> deg
crhrd property, tuW:t:
|. 4 certain piece "f rr.t,if and woodland.
situated in Ma!et. Il! the l4riall III = IA5tlry.
confirming nut hundred acres. to,:5'h north
Ivy lands OF csta'r o. francois Si,u~!, s,,U1h -,
lands of John miis1t:t'. east l,r At ti.'s Chariot
west h. lands ri Syph!u;cn Hr'l,lTr;!uy.
.. 4 certain l'iec'' of prairie land M I'iGGnt-
mine Ridge, containing: 50 acres mere Or les,
M',lndrd north by Marie Ju!ic Hai:-lr. south is>-
Tom BllEl, c:,*f ty L;tstic Iitra and west i,!'
s-yrh-oyen BOittirraux
3. r"rtain piece nr l,rsrie land on Piaqllc-
mine Ridge, containing = acres more or lt'.sa,
bounded north ny lands vi Francois .T"lhtr'.
south hy Jos. Olivier, east hv lands OF john
BOudreanx, west by Lands unknown.
Terns-Cash.
G.. g. DISOE,
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