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The Cotton and wA.A. Crops.

WASHINGTON. Juno 1.-THE returns to the
Department II Agriculture indicate iAercsss In the
area pAAssd in esiton q what per ne
average condition not - hlSh last year beiHs ~
while in 1878 - The staud gene rally Gooi but
weeks late. The average condition q, winter
wheat Is -. against - last year Tue PAe DC
eJnsids rally over The averaae. Oregon rsnG iOf
Drought been felt les severely In all
Of The country Prom the south come some complaints
q winter kriHg and from the NoTth and West II the
Hessau ny GTasshoppers have also been heard II be-
You'd ule Mississippi The acreage sown ms snnng Is
about per cent Increase last spring The cont
uon Of SPRING wheat Is about the winter wheat
81 per cent all the states being below the average.
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Betting .. the er... Ny.l.,.. M.,.A.

LONDON. June 1.-THE Sporting Llfs says:
Even money WAS tAken on Blower Brown yestsr tAy
in consequence Of rumor that ROWe had broken down
Rowei stopped work on Wednesday. His heel pune
tured by poo. and gathered cauang great pain but he
+ now IeeVed aud possibly may start he Is ~ toera-
bly, good condition bat the accident Is much 10 he
ted The others 90 gond coalition Weston has
practising running. Ennis looks very H. and will doabt
less show fine performance The start usual will
BE- made after y o'clock on Monday morning
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sAer.aa'. co.trae,. .osss Looked late.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE House Commit
tie on Banking aDd Currency today adopted resou-
ton requesting John sherman 10 INFORM them as 70 IN
supulAhOns and conditions q e contract he re.
toforc inside win the Manufacturer for Supplying
paImsnt with the "looAzsd abre paper on which the
tnited States notes snd bonds have been and now
priDtsd. whether. and in what paTrc ulArs the
have failed comply their contract
with the department and whether the Aforesaid contract
has been a Ken nom hem, and de Of such
action BY the Treasury Department and the contract
a. beea awarded 70 oler parties he cue sted
form the Cenml TIVE what the ter supu ,atioAs
and conditions of the said eSuusct
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after port waist Of the Constitution seemed Ut
terly unable 70 force the pace Of their boat how
ever, and thcir comrades werc compelled % re-
fuse the request OF their captain for last ef-
IqIt IN consequence the Electra with A. A.
~,--s W. - - aNNAA~- -
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SALT LAKE orr. June 14-Georgs r. Roy
ndhs hiEaDnst was today Sentenced 10 two years i'm
prtsonmcnt and $40 hne lie is the nrr Mormon con
neted az FslyEAEy since DIE passage 81 the In iafe
and every eaort ma r. 70 hts e0hviruon IL
l. expected that be will leave here msrroW HofAng
% ais way 70 ue peUst peatsutsry
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corner. Crew for the Iu,srrorres,a,e Race.

ITHACA. June l4-Capt j. y. Ostrom. Of the
Cornell crew whirh N is7d the nrr hursls FOR the
university. arrived to-day and hegAn tie coach.
ng TIC which row IN the intercollegiate race
~ SArai-sA neS month Ihe ercS consists q l. ss
tniversts crew q ~. " Warner % the Freshmen
crc Of 70 D Shnkie and judge Alien of last " ars
Victorious Freshmen crew aEf -. Mann substitute.
tapt ostrom saNsuis formidable crew. ami ouls IA
need % training to niake u inviucible. They
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M...aeA...t. Democratic s.a.. Committee.

BosroN. June 1.-THE meeting OF the Demo-
cratic state Committee this Aiurnooa sSeciAl
Only hall the members were present Tho Hon Lvereti
ssltsa-aaii Red tie ChalrmAnship and Reuben E
Noble was appointed ~ MS stead. The aAitoFs report
shows good condition Il tie tnsA-efy Tho ENecuuve
Committee, which Is LARGELY anu Butler insiruc
u prepare plan q campaign aui port the
4 oaeeunk . b heE eArly NJ July.
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Rine shooting at sr.utoa Range.

At the Brinton Range in Elizabeth. " j. yes
ieriay the shsrps match for military mics was won
by Capt q. " Townsend, Whose score a. Lieut.
Greye scored - ahh W A. ulfnre f3 but thcy al
Elnes At former compe uonS. the pri1e TELL " Tie
next highest The Association match had entries
y ". Hslton Of Brooklyn, won two mate hes Int
saturday at Bnnton snd Monhay's mach at oiunbiA,
took the nrst prne Billiard rife. with Of ~
" n. ParroV The pro. 4 long range telescope
IS; and L n. squire the third pnBe revolver
q
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Help noy ArcAbi.hop Psree,l.

Archbishop Purcell and his privnte secretary
Father Callgan transferred their quarters Vicar
Genera Qauns Fraeth street u the Old war
Aulhrrry street last evening They Will remain
this city abOut two weeks longer soliciting sub
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VVHra@ Lloyd oarrhou. Will

BoSroH June lI.-Tha will Of Wn. Lloyd
Carr alter gvinz tSo0 esc Of his grandchildren
10 Be equally divided
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800 Erie ~ .. 5ik1siI<I 262o sHtro T. .. 4i<apz
l1D Hama stJo2lyt 92i{l 600 Stand w. .... 81 eS3Oi
-, 80 " Ast pf f3fg2hl 40 Bost Air l. 42ltS,t2
is58 W Cent. .Ht9sIkl E9 Ausn En =. f0S9 fsk
~ Nan. fac....5tat SO % Adams Er........ tOai.
$3.50 Lake Shore sfGTblfl 100 Kan Yer in afo1
80 Lou y. Jl.tf434 SD Fkft Koku ~, a24k
~, Mich. Cent "a sos 60 81 y. Mis- 32h qss2
l4ip NOR bss- tetf ftssl 3D w. {. LIST. 80 81,
2slN Y. Cen 1914 af2Okl ~ PARK Nat hk plt
, = south .....3 Total sales. "a, eof sh ares
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NH II Q r Z N..----Ii-
ltsl Can. - .. ....... 81,
crn Cent \ J 5NS2s
iHisiCh As " G7'. t'si
49, ca S.W pfs7 49, !
To1ch RI ar 1875, al li.
7SpSt Paul S4shH',
-lSsl 81 l. u ~ 49,
M Clty. kP ~ ,ts.st
leo c C. cal 1u
So y l. 3W ia,s $50,
2eso kre-..-....2 7}tS2TA
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nalow in demand and steady At isie0fec for prime
CITY ocean reight were gust Tor bsrth but lair
aeuFe and ssady for charters, cheese Llverpool
~ steam, Ss; arain. % London, by steam Cd 90 ha
nour. by sail IA 01zd grain TO ola gov by steam 5,d
raoy Of vesael do to Copenhagen, "a tsa do 10 a.
rect port In Cuitd Kingdom. - 81. b ar.
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soayo ma socma
GAta.

A Bows STIR, p 81 - -. - o., yery me
"A ASH $40 la & 10 ..I s.4rs.
). l. LANlks. ~ frcse s. uear hlgh, BFoukyR
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MistrIhu,ous.


News varkitW rsnts Re Slc 75e 81 81 20.
"A 4. oil Wpr 81 y. = 8 3D. -
/ DAVIES ~ ar.'l-e -. near HiEh. Brooklyn.
RxUSu - a. rvers is~-Flpuun az 3ij Pcasl st asar
~ fccA sl-'. 40 lowest prices
goliS X hOrFEL Nlugfaeisrer ana Importer.
ntEOHCfcS ent1lEsd. Ices Iuoiersge. ADVICE Tree.
- " VAN hnVENBkgG. Jaw Office { Nsw Cham.
GREAT REJECTION
~ ~ Puees Of c!'4rrus Carriages, yrloeieies &C..
=. Jay BETTER 90.
80 - William s. corner Naifan arc Crl Iiui pearf
Vienna lch-Ny bnil carritsc iu si.S W ntaw
MANS MISSION oN EAETH.-A ,aorousA
VI me " ~ if aus, t1trng tnN crrErinff disahis
uvs uTN BE- 1uievrf Vie rlcffnr study
srFAuon, -Qfcss YF HrHgrrs -lnNin- ti~ agencies
That VIII .Nsun -rs1 - 81. ned ltaNfv
aid seNi eu lnus ~ h~a q that have been impaired
hN oVerraTc powers sIisntrt q Unsftr es a. mar
r'f-c ans o the means ny ~nich they can -cuovei.
~ u-l4 -c cnlrtstt postage stamps Af..,ss Saey
NIsrrr3 AnHt .''f aft S-f-tr- ti~ R-.-ts.v \
THE USE OF HAZARDS GRAHAM
PARMA lusutes a healtif Hhi sWo0tl o.t ration u
tlc bowels. tud is tAe boss nt trsuct hrnin
aui s'urra system known. Harrisburg auf rHlatatir.
Persons wltn NCak pclte, .r whatever -tl.e VII
on 0fs cnrrrr'r 7ni sfiuN p t.,'rf -'r Jacket
all xrpcf aut druggists. WhD.ts e. HAZARD CO.
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New York stock EEehaAge-SRIes June IA.
urIxnn sLaIn. sIArl. Axp CIV .nEns IN 81. Oolsl


2iOn Nu Tel ia enc,
#pA ar lei S-'aZ $50
iH Quicksilver 49,.
l'-t +, a 4 b NJ iisipis
la-l y. \ b.. l. slH4
in % 4 Misz 49, s1S
hFel Y. Mail. l0aiaI
90 I VI. as. as -
COX g. Ak iSs.ai3T
$50 &c an n Sg,,H
80 lni0n Pae ~ STS
500 Wabash ....90t. s56
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M ANILD-S'tu4tor Waterman ~ ~ sponst-
" pc FonlS n.an WITH plenty u experience; nrse
cl.s- rtr utume nfatnas Atd-cs,
NAr'IMAN. so6 5th aV Brooklyn.
You've NAN, ~ yenfso.A r,.iiins 18th his IA.
70 Mt. ssrts -ituati' "a 4s sslc I,-i-o. q
IrFNu ~ = Nsgss NJ a Ieet Address = " buN Ia2,
sun once.
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WONDERFUL SURGICAL OPERA
TON.
HOTEL DIEU, on A. LADY FROM
% GALVESTON. Ef

DR.. A. W., Smyth performed recent
~ another operation which for sec
Ond time places him in the front rank
of living surgeons. In the first opera
ton for aneuasm of the subselanian
artery, he stands alone; the second, o
renewal of a floating kidney, has been
performed twice--once by German
physician, and the second time by DR..
Smyth at Hotel Dieu, less than two
weeks ago. ~
The patient, Madame Houorette, of
Galveston, for eight years has suffered
from what was believed to be an alb.
domenal tumor, which seemed nova.
BILE, could readily be felt with the
hand, and gave considerable pain and
much uneasiness.
Three operations were performed
At the first an iDcision was made = in
the front of the abdomen, but the ope-
gators failed to discover any tumor and
sewed up the incision without reliev-
ing the trouble.
Another surgeon inserted a tape into
what he believed to be tumor keep
ing it in its place. This in time gave
away and two other surgeons in at.
tempting tosubstitute a new one broke
their needle, of course failing utterly
in the operation. "
Mrs. Honorette came to New Or
leans, and visited the Charity Hospi-
tai several times. Physicians there
diagnosed the case to be o floating kid
ney, and not, as he supposed, a tumor.
The lady exhibited not only the ut :
most courage, but was extremely so.
licitous to have another operation per
formed.
At length, after good deal of per-
suation, and after having informed the
patient that the operation had been
successfully performed but once in the
world, DR.. Smythe consented to I'M
dertake it.
The lady, by previous arrangement,
agreed to be at Hotel Dieu on Tues
day, June 3, and reached there before
DR.. smyth and the medical gentlemen
who were to witness tue operation ar
rived. Sue manifested not the slight
est tremor, assuming the position in.
dicated by the surgeon. DR.. Smyth
made an incision in the dumbsr region
about two inches from the spinal COL
umn took out the right kidney, found
to be loose, and sewed up the wound.
1t readily healed, s.ougbing off the
silk thread on The eleventh day, and
yesterday morning Mrs. Honorette
Walked to church. She is entirely re-
stored to health and walks without
pain.-[N. O. Times.
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DIED:

In this Town, on Friday, June 20, 1879,
THERESA DOLT, wife Fl. Scheu.
The deceased was born in Baden,
Hofstalten, Empire of Germany, on the
2sth Of October, 1924, and came to Alex
andria in 1858. And we'll may it be
said Of her, she was trne christian
woman, a good wife, a fond and doting
mother, and kind friend. She was
possessed in an, eminent degree with all
the good traits and warm affection,
which 60 to crown woman as mans
best friend on earth, and as she had
lived under the teachings of these no.
bic precepts, 30 did she in her long ILL
ness fall back on these virtuous traits
as her shield on earth, and died the
death of all good christians. Peace,
everlasting peace to thee, good old wife,
mother, friend. a.'A an 81
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FOSTER AND FRAUD.

The Ohio ticket of which Mr.. Eos
ter is the heal represents the fraud
by force of which Mr.. Hayes was
counted into and Mr.. Titden kept
out of the office of President, because
it represents the partisan purposes
OF the actual President and Of Mr.
John Sherman. The stalwart ticket
which was defeated in the Ohio Re
publican Convention, and Of which
Mr.. Taft was the head, fifty repre-
sented the force which covered that
fraud by protecting the returning
boards of Florida aud Louisiana
while those boards manipulated the
returns after the methods which the
Ohio cabal had devised In the inter-
est Of Mr.. Hayes. Mr.. Foster in the
recent Ohio Republican Convention
personifed the "fraud," Mr.. Taft te
pified the "force." The fraud pre-
vailed with the help of a sympathe-
tic Administration at Washington.
It Is true that Attorney. General Taft
under Grant fabricated the idea that
Federal marshals could arrest or
threaten to arrest long before reg
istering or voting day anybody who
might be charged with intending to
commit voting fraud or disturb the
peace Of a State on election day, ev-
en- though no overs act had been
committed or attempted in further
ance of the intent. It was Taft who
told Federal marshals that they
might call on the Federal bayouets
for aid. 1t was Grant who ordered
William Tecumseh Sherman to put
FIVE thousand bayonets at the dispo-;
sal Of Southern Federal marshals.-
And it was Grant who, when the vo-
ting was completed, ordered the Cen
erals commanding in the South to
supervise and guard the doings Of
the returning boards while under the
manipulation of John Sherman Of
"tipsy" Chandler and of "sober"
Chandler. It was Grant also who
put Washington In a condition of
military occupation while stalwart
Senate did it's work Of upholdiug the
fraudulent certificates manufactured
on the ideas of Sherman, Foster,
Stoughton and others. The force
thus used was represented in Ohio
by Taft, and the fraud thus fostered
by Foster. If Taft was meant to be
the forerunner in 1879 of Grant for
1880, Foster prefgures in 1879 Hayes
or Sherman In 1880. There was a
certain brutal bluntness in the mili-
tary methods of Grant which ap.
peals to the imagination of q class
OF voters who abhor and hate and
dsspise the sly and shiny system of
evasion and falsehood practiced by
those who manipulated the return
ing boards OF 1875 in Louisiana and
Florida. The Ohio Republican pes
simists preferred a eandinate who is
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So ESS.ION Sd L E..
s sDF' R,ss,s ee No. s4l. :.

So G G ESS.I ON II 4 g..
s asF. BAss,s Se No. s4l.
Probate Docket-Parish Court-Par.
ish of Rapides, Louisiana.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
L sale issued by the Honorable, the
Parish Judge Of Rapides Parish, Lou
isiana, in the above entitled and mum
hered succession, commanding me "a
Sheriff and ex officio Auctioneer, to
sell for the payment ofdebts, the here
matter described property, 1 shall, offer
for sale at Public Auction, at Marsh .
shop, III Alexandria, between the hours
prescribed by law, ou %
MONDAY, the 9TH day of JULY,
-. A. D., 1879, / aIa
the following described property be-
longing to said Succession, to-wit
One Engine, Boiler and Machinery.
Terms-rwelve monttls' credit or
bond, the purchaser a'eing:reqnired to
furnish good and approved joint secn.
rity, bearing interest from the day of
adjudication at the rate of eight per
cent per aunnM from that date until
paid. r. d. c. PAUL.
Sheriff and ex ,officio Aucti0ueer.
June IS, 1879. .5 =
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of all the furLive contrivances by
which, since the counting in of Mr..
Hayes, the Republican organization
in Louisiana has been plotted out,
until as the stalwarss believe, moth
ing has been left for the poor Afri.
can but distressing exodus to Kan
sas, with chance to clear the stumps
of General Buffers wild lands In
Wisconsin. Our esteemed contem.
porary, the Herald, applauds the
Ohio selection of Foster backed by
Hayes and Sherman, instead of Taft
backed by Grant, as a victory for
Republican institutions and unde.
filed ballot-boxes. That is a truly
brilliant view of the case. OF the
personal character of Mr.. Foster of
Fosioria we need not speak. We
Judge him and his political tone and
temper solely by his political Assoc
Citations and his public acts. And in
the light which those throw about
his pathway it is impossible tor, aDy
candid and reasonably honest Re-.
publican to deny that he represents
in the Ohio canvass all that was
worst and vilest in the methods
which counted Mr.. Hayes into the
White House anil kept the Demo
Gratis out. Why was Taft rejectedY
Chiefly because he honestly stood
for Grant and for the cartridge box
in elections We need not waste
time on the third term nonsense. 1t
was third term for President &C
tually in Office which our earlier
statesmen feared, or in other words
it was the power of the ofli.e-hold-
ing classes against which they in
tended to buttress our institutions.
Sherman using the Treasury and,
through his brother, the army for
himself or for Hayes holding Office is
more to be dreaded than a hundred
Grants trying to recover Office. And
Hayes and Sherman and Foster in
Ohio, therefore, stand for cartridge
boxes instead of ballot-boxes in cleo
tions just as truly though not so
openly as do Taft or Grant or "tip-
sy'' Chandler. Ifbayonets are to be
forever at the backs Of our voters
there can be no choice as between
Grant and John Sherman or Foster,
excepting that military rule al
ministered by soldier is likely to be
less monstrous than a military rule
administered by politician. Those
Democrats inOhio who hold the is
sue as to the returning board frauds
of 1875 to be over and above all 9th
err issues have now in Foster the
most offensive imaginable embodi-
ment of those frauds set mp as tar.
get for their arrows. If Foster wins
the day it will be useless for Mr..
Tildeu and his friends to hope that
Ohio in 1880 will condemn the re-
turning.board frauds of 1876, If
Foster wins the day as the example
and type of them who fabricated and
manipulated the fraud of Sherman
and Hayes as distinguished from the
military force of Taft and Grant in
1875, the condition OF honorable and
upright men in the Republican ranks
will be pitiable in the extreme.-[N.
Y. World.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and leaden-
l. colored, with occasional Pushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower. eye-lid !, the nose is IL
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing,
Of the ears; an unusual secretion Of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with gnawing Sensation of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone; Aeeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels IT.
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tinged with blood;
and hard urine turbid;s
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and conyulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
the teeth; temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepare
ton, not capable Of doing tile slightest
injury to tie NEST Andkr intaa. ~ t,r.S
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIFucE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. -:O:-
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Bridge Notice.

TINE UNDERSIGNED COMMITS
i sioners, duly appointed BY the
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LY 5rH, 1879, let out to the lowest
aud best bidder, the repairing OF the
Texada Bridge, on Bayou Rapides.
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June 25-1t.
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THE STEWART" New Family
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Rapides. District Court.

~ .'', No 2a5S.
In the matter Of Henry A. Biossat VS..
his Cseslitors-ior Respite.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
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lawfully due, and determine whether
the Respite prayed for be granted or
not. ''i 2#-.' tE
- By order of the Court, and
Il HSa@|given under my hand and
lE EHSH THE seal Of said Court, on
Sthis 23d day Of June, 1879.
,s.s JAMES HI. RANSDELL, ..
June 1885,. .>t~At S"Fe Clerk,
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Taos. II. MADDOX. vs.. MAY II. Coop
WIN, EFT ALs-NO. =
Jusr1cE's CouRr,--ALExANpRrA WARD.
DY VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY
ID a,writ of Fieri ,Facias, issued and
to me directed in the above entitled
suit, 1 have seized aud will offer for
sale at public auction, in front of the
Court House door, in the Town Of Alex
andria, La., between the hours pre-
seribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day of JULY,
- A. D., 1879, &c
the following described property seized
by special order of said writ, to-wit.
: A certain lot of ground situated in
the village of Pineville, Rapides Par,
ish, State Of Louisiana, lying and ad-
joining the Episcopal Graveyard, and
property of j. L. Walker, and fronting
the main road leading to Harrisonburg,
'Frog Pond.'S
Also lot of ground in the aforesaid
Town, lying between the property of
August Singer and lands CT Rapides
Cemetery Association, bounded above
by L. Abadie, and below by Rapides
Cemetery Association.
Terms-CASH, subject to appraise-
ment. Ia Ih II d. G. PAUL,
June ID. Sheriff.