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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-08
1881.

Again times cycle introduces q
new epoch In American history.
That it may prove a peaceful and
prosperous one is devoutly to be
wished by all. The political cam.
paign Of the year just closed was one
OF the most peaceful the country
ever experienced: and 1t cannot be
denied that the incoming Chief Mag.
istrate was the choice OF q vast ma.
jority Of the American people. 1t
would be folly, then, for disappoint.
ed politicians to make war on the
new Administration without lust
cause; It would be suicidal to abuse
1t one moment and ask for favors
the next. This has been too fire..
quently the custom Of our people for
the past twelve years.
Whatever Gen. Garfleld's faults.
be is known to be a warm advocate
OF internal improvements, and with
proper energy on the part Of our
Representatives much may be &C.
complished in favor Of our State.
We have every confidence In the
growing spirit Of harmony manifest.
Ing itself among our people North
and South. and If partial justice Is
done us We will be as ready to praise
as We were to oppose the partv In
power.
We want semi. weekly mail service
between New Orleans and Shreye.
port by Red river steamers. Every
interest Of the State demand it Of
z. N. General Maynard, and It ia to
be hoped he will not be deaf to the
petition. Our youthful and talented
Representative from the Fourth Dia.
trict will have splendid opportuni.
ty to distinguish himself. For our.
selves, We have no doubt he will do
90.
We also want some improvements
IN Red river navigation, and the In.
PRODUCTION Of fish spawn In our rivera
would be q great desideratum.
On the whole. the opening Of 1881
ID cheering. The aoworono .,,.H
New Orleans ts sure 70 be success.
and this Will insure the health Of the
entire State. and With health, pros.
perity ts . foregone conclusion. 50
mote 1t be.
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Sheriff = Sale.

L.. Caspari, Lhi., avs. Homer Fontcnot
District Court. Parish OF N"tchitoches.
No. 1927.
DY virtue Of writ of ri. Fla. issued
- in the above entitled aud numbered
suit. HuA to me directed, | have seized
and will offer tor safe, t" 'lIc last and
highest bidder, at auction. as the door ct
the Court i'o,,sr. in the city and parish
Of Na,chitocncs. La., on
Saturday. JauuAr, 18th, 1881,
the following property, to.wit:
All rights. titles and interest Of lie.
PENDANT in, and to yoke Oxen, 2 Cows,
yenrliDg,
3Calvcs about II bushels Corn.
| 6 or 7 bales Cotton in the seed.
Cart, | lot household furniture, con
sisting of 5 Chairs, > small tables, l Bed
stead, bed and dressing. | earthcm crock
2 wardrobes. Also on .
Saturday, February 5th, 1881,
All his right, titles and interest in, and
to certain tract of land, situated in til,
Parish t Natchitoches, containing s;
acres, more or less, on Red River. i,
township II, range >. bounded above BY
land Of st. Ann Freeman, and below 10y
land Of Joseph Henry. and known IA
the Widow Bordelun place.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash; subject to appraisement.
SAML. p. RAlNES.
Jan. /: Sheriff.
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SheliH'S Sale.

Snel iii 5 SAFE
Grape vs.. Grape.
District Court, Parish of Natcl.itochcs.
Nos. e436. S43S Il 1853.
by virtue of three several writs of Fl.
ID Fa. issued in the above entitled and
numbered suits, and to me directed, 4
have seized aud will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder. ut auction, ut
tho door OF the Court House in the city
and parish Of Natchitochcs, on
Saturday, February 5th, 1881.
at II NJ. the following described prop
erty, tO.wit:
The southwest quarter of the north
east quarter and the southwest quarter
OF the southeast quarter and the north.
west quarter of the northeast quarter OF
section No. 2, township No. 8, range No.
8, west, containing lis GO-lOO. one hun.
'trttl and eighteen 60 100 acres, together
with all tho buildings and improvements
thereon.
Also one dark bay stallion, and ONT
horse wagon, the movable property t.
DC sold on Saturday, the 18th day OF
January, 1881.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash. subject to appraise,ment.
SAM'L. P, RAlNES,
Jan. l. Sheriff.
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At tho last session Of Congress
Hon. 7. G Pound, Of Wisconsin. IN.
troduced q resolution to amend the
Constitution 90 az to make the Presi.
DENTAL term six years, and render
tho Incumbent ineligible to q second
consecutive term. It 10 asserted tina,
he will call up this resolution duriua
tho present session. We opine thai
tho Honorable representative from,
Wisconsin will be compelled topound
away on bis proposed smendmen,
until there 10 nothing left Of Il. a. Il
70 In direct opposition to the tradi.
ttons and practices Of the Republican
party. who believe In any number Of
torms for their candidates.
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Great Britain is up In arms again,
and this time close to her own Dor.
ders. The Irish Land League be.
gins to assume formidable proper
lions, and British troops are pouring
into that unfortunate country. The
Irish have been q long suffering PEG.
pie, and what with famine and years
Of oppression by their aristocratic
land owners, it's no wonder that they
should be goaded to madness and by
revolution seek to sever the CALLING
chains which have 60 long bound
them In q thraldom worse than the
most abject slavery. Might will un.
doubleday triumph, but when once
aroused, the Irish people will prove
stubborn opponents even to the
British Lion.
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The fight between the Landlords
and Land Leaguers In Ireland has
awakened a responsive chord In the
hearts Of Irish Americans, who have
already contributed through the Irish
Worlds Land League Fund, over $780,.
600, representing something like 2OO,-
600 people. This Irish movement
against extortion In rents is assuming
formidable proportions and bids fair
to break out into bloody revolution.
The World says that England's
Christmas gift to Ireland was cent In
the shape OF soldiers, cannon, powder
and bullets.
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A Card Of Thanks.


We. the Ladies' Of the Catholic Aid
Society beg to return sincere thanks
70 ali those Who have 60 kindly as
sisted us tn procuring our bell.
10 captain Ray OF the Yazoo Val.
ICY, and to Mr.. A. II. Lecompt ~
are particularly indebted for favors
and We oil unite 10 thanking NJ
Dolphin and the other carpenters
VINO 90 kindly gave their time and
tnrlr labor 10 hanging the bell.
Hoping, that 1t will be in our nov.
CT to return their Kindness.
We are very respectfully,
Tho Ladies Of the G. A. Society.
Hatchitoches, Jan. 8, 1881
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The poll tax question has been
commented on by various r,ewspa.
pers at much length. The object OF
this tax. under the provisions Of the
law, is to furnish a fund for the sup
port Of the public schools, and 1t is to
DO used for no other purpose. It is
undoubtedly an excellent method to
raise means for the education Of the
children OF the poorer classes
throughout the State, aud as the New
Orleans Times justly remarks: "The
man who growls at paying one dol.
lar for school purposes deserves to
be drummed out Of the community -
A sentiment very apr0pos.
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AUCTION SALE.

WILL offer for sale at my plant,tiea
L SIX miles below the town Of Natthile
chcs, on Cane river, on
Saturday, January 18th, 1851.
$50 head Of Cattle.
@ head Of Horses and Mules.
A large lot of farming implements
household and kitchen furniture,
3 Wagons and 2 Hacks.
And 1900 bushels Of Corn.
Terms of Sale:
On a credit Of six months, with ~
proved security.
Dec. lS-tds. M.V.GC.L
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y = . Georgian statistican Who
enculesoe that the net profit on every
Sele 9! cotton manufactured In the
coutn y ~ per bale, and that when
4.UO.uUo bales OF cotton are mann.
nceuTed tn the Southern States thew
v wlll Contain : population Of 70 .Ooo, oOo
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Harris Hotel.
ABE. HARRIS. Proprietor

'HlS First.class establishment il 4
L NEW applicant for public favors
The House has been newly repaired
newly painted. and newly furnished
from top to bottom.
The table is the very best that the
markets of Natchitoches and New Orleans
can afford. and the attention to guests in
the true Southern hospitable style.
Don't forget Harris Hotel.
Corner Second & Trudeaux Streets
NAToH1ToCHEs. LA.
Dec. lily.
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The Railroad Election.

We urge upon our citizens to be mn
aad doing. for between this and the
election but ten days remain. We
have shown the great necessity Of
securing this tap road, 90 great 10
gu: opinion a. to demand every ne.
cuntary sacrifice at cur hands to
aohieve It. With this tap road some.
thing Will be yet made Of this town.
and without It Ne are, In our opinion
ruined.
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Owing to the scarcely Of wood. and
the bad condition Of the streets. Nr.
6. B. Eggleston has postponed open
Ing bio school unit further notice.
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J.S. r. Scovill. Morrie, Ills. saws
When your Only Lung Pad" came
q Aand, my Son could not faiae his
neeo He e now up and aainine
eveey 0ay.-0ee Idv.
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On the LIST Of January a number OF
the wagons belonging to the mystic
Mardi Gras organization, valued at
5000 we're destroyed by fire in the
Crescent City cotton press yard.
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Mew A0rertisGm
Constable Sale.

VIM. Henry ". $. n. Winslow.
Fourth Justice Court, Par sl of Natchi.
tochrs. No. IS.
10y virtue of writ Of ri Fa. issued
ID in the above entitled and numbered
snit and t" me directed, have seized
and will OTTER for sale to the last aud
highest bidder, ut the store Of Ajrpy L.
McLaurin, in the Parish of NatchitO-
ches, on
Saturday, January 18th 1881,
the following described property, to-wit
One Horse and Bride
Terms Of Sale:
Casl-suhject to appraisement.
&. b. TRICHEL.
Jan. St. Constable. Ward L.
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Pay Particular Attention,

To the surprising fact that we are
now ready to receive Subscriptions
for the VIND1CAToR and the New Or
leans Democrat, mailed postage paid,
for the small sum OF Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents for one year for both pa.
pefs. t.
An eight page and a twelve page
weekly, twenty pages, 81 weeks for
81 so. The cheapest reading matter
In the world!
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y. ritr>on, c. +. IL
W. IL. Jack, Alfred \
l.. Ca>pari. =. Vcult
J. $. STEPHENS, A. Bibe,
A. II. l.rcomte, J. G. TT
Cl'as Thompson, Leonard
l.. Levy. s.. W. X
'rillnan Watkins, Jos. ?. .
5 Nelken, A. LEGO
Heck Veil, DR.. +. j
II. Bath. G. Font
Rich'd Mtrrity, Joseph
II. Lichtcnstein, Chas. H
Sh'd. Brown, Ag't. Jos. G.
J. A Ducournau, J. II. &C
Gen. Price, W. She
II. A. Walmsley, II. b. "
Henry Burns, J. A. II
Harris Katie, Thos. p.
Jno. Genoe. Tillman
Geo. W. Duncan, p. S. Pr
Hester Collins, JnO. La
| G. J. Smith, P. +. b,
Sam. Black, A. Debl
| O. Capmartin. j. Rusc:
NJ. J. Banks, jill. St
G. Janin, A. E. L,
King Micklcberry, JAS. Dol
Mrs. p. Kahn, Adj. We,
JOS Ezernack, Dan Be-
l.. Hirsh, J. NJ. II
Ell. Ezernack, Harry +
Willis Holmes. Frank \
NJ, H Carver, JIG. TT
Jno. A. Barlow, r. Hall,
Mrs 4 L. Person, II. A 4
+ NJ Muirl,ead. ley.
Levy II Walmsley, NJ. j. C,
Ant. Pcr,ni, Miss l.
IL. +. Dranyuct, Rob't. !
&. l.. Walmsley T. J. J. NJ,
Son, l.. Hold =
J. f. Mcssi, Admir- G. Cha
}. W. Cockcrha:n, V. Meri
Emile st. Ann Pru- l.. Dupl
dhom'ne. l.. Dup|
Francis Hughes, l.. DnpI
J. c. Kcysrr, A. f. l.
Miss L. Walmsley, A. T. l.
Jos. Henry, Mrs. l..
Herbert Sharpe, A. A. p
j. J. McCmk, James {
J. Ducnssc. p. Mnir
J. II. Cunningham, AL Dn,
P. Prudh"mmc. G. Bone
c. l.. Walmsley, }. II. Ii
NJ II. Carver. Ag't J. B. Vi
! Which petition was read
Secretary and examined by
and City Council, u quorum
ent. And it appearing t" Il
said petition was in con,plia,
and petitiOnrd said Nav,
Council Of Natcllitoches to Il
Tax in aid Of Il railway ente
Tax not to exceed the rate
on the dollar, nor extend
period tina" ten years, and
tition leing signed by mo
third Of the property Taxi
City Of Natchitochcs.
Be 1t therefore Ordained |
and City Council of Natchit
That Il special election be,
by ordered to he held on Il
nary 1S'h. 1881, under the ,
ton laws of this State now
the polling place at which
ceding general election was
City Of Natchitochrs At
ton will he submitted to
taxpayers of the City Of \
entitled to vote under the .
ton laws Of the State, the e
levying u Special Tax, for IL
set forth in the foregoing ,,e
rate Of Five Mills on tho d
continue in force for u "
years, commencing with til,
Adopted.
WILLIS II
[Offcial]
W. H. BAKBEE,
Secretary 4 Treas
Dec. II Ct.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rOR fine GROCERIES and PROy1s.
i IONS and DRY GOODS Give ma a
call: Cheaper than the cheapest.
where. ''0'
Mas. II. +. MANOLE,
Dec. l1.-6m.
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Notice of Election.

4 Ia meeting of the Mayor and City
n Council Of Natchltoches held ut the
Mayor, Office in the City OF Natchito-
cht>. December LIST. 1850, the following
petition was presented:
To the Honorable. the Mayor and City
Council of the City of Natchitochcs
The undersigned citizens and property
tax pay, i, OF the City of Natchitoches.
en1ltlrd to vote under the general cltc-
ton laws OF the State Of Louisiana, res
prcttuily petition and pray that your
Honorable Body levy special lax, an
unally, Of five mills on the dollar. for
period Of Ten Years, upon all til. prop
trty "t said Corporation. liable, under
the gtn"'ai laws OF the State, 10 taxa
ton in aid ct the construction. equip
,nrnt and operation Of Il line of Rail
way from point within the limits Of
said Municipal Corporation to Pru-
'ihommr's Station on the line Of the New
Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad,
within the limits of the Parish Of Match
il"chrS. distant about nine miles from
the City of NatchitocLes; and that You
order u special election for that purpose.
and submit to the property taxpayers,
entitled to vote as aforesaid. the rate OF
taxation and the purpose for which the
same is intended as aforesaid; and that
this petition and yOlr Ordinance granting
our request he published for thirty days
preceding said election according to law.
-
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AND HATS,

Aud in fact. every article needed in
the Household. or on the Farm, is dc.
termined not to be overshadowed or nm.
dersofd ~ any other merchant.
Cash advances made on all cons;cn.
ments Of cotton or country produce,
Liberal terms offered to all purchasers Of
merchandise. The favor Of a Wait :,
anxiously hoped for.
Oct. 2S-tf.
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Come out on the 18th and vote for
the Railroad tax.
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The Supreme Court has decided
that the ten mill limitation OF taxes
for the city Of New Orleans Is con.
trary to the Constitution OF the Unit
ed States. as 1t impairs the obliga.
lions Of previously existing contracts.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

ESTRAY NOTICE.
ESTRAYED by the undersigned on
IL December II. 1850, by j. o. May.
bin, one horse Mule. brown color, abont
fifteen hands high. No brand. The
owner is notified to come forward, prove
property and pay charges according te
law.
J.J. McELvEE,
Jan. Sim. J. p. Ward 3.
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England just at present as more
than her hands fill OF troubles.
What with the threatened Irish revo.
luton at home, and the revolt Of the
Beers and Basutas. which bids fair
to become q whirlwind OF rebellion,
enveloping all South Africa, and scat
tering English rule In that portion OF
the world, that country will have
active work soon.
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SHREVEPORT
Furniture Factory,

l have in active operation steam Fur.
niture factory and will sell goods Home
Made to dealers and consumers at ga
wing on former prices Of from Is to 40 per
cent. Warrant better goods than those
nov generally sold mostly made at the
North and shipped here at high rates Of
freight.
In addition to Home Made goods l
keep constantly on hand a full stock of
fine furniture Of latest styles and designs,
also glazed sash, doors and blinds, wall
paper, window shades, mattresses, chill.
iren's carriages, &c, at lowest market
prices.
Oct. 2-1y. WIN. ENDERS
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Don't forget the Railroad election

The 18th OF January is the Rail-
road election day.
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Administrators:

AuullulStF8Ce0fSs
resident, NJ. DUCLERC, (ancien Ministre
des FINANCES: actpellsment SinateurJ
:. M. bltL!EJ, un qes ADMINISTRATORS de
% banqne dc France. Ex.membre de Ia Cham.
bre de commerce de- Paris,
EVErTE, Ex.Juge du Tribunal do Commerce
GR1MOULT, Ex.President du Tribunal de
Commerce de 10 Seine "
hALPHEN, Ex.Juge du Tribunal dc Ia Seine.
MERCER. Juge dM Tribunal du CONNIE rec.
r. LiPPMANN, Banqnier (Maison. Allgerie 4
OUT1N, Membre du Conse,l Municipal do
PASSY, Represantant q rAssemblGe Natio
male. 1'"'''
PEREIRE, President do Ia Con,paonie Go.
nerale Transatlantique. Wv
WATEL. Me,nbre du Conseil Municipal de-
Paris. Wv
r. DURKHARDT, President.
CHAS. MAURY, Vice. President.
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LA CONFIANCE"

(Compagnie d'Assurance contre rInceud;c,
DE PARIS, (FRANCE.)
Orgsnis6o Gu 1874,
BUREAU No. g RUE FAVART.
Total de rActii, Frs. 80, 47s, 3l1,lo.-
81, 895, 662 %,
Aux Etats.Unis, en- Bonds de 4 pour
cent-S5S6, 534 -.
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Telegraphic reports from all parts
Of the country show that the late
cold spell was not only general, but
unprecedent In America for many
long years. In the North, East and
West, the thermometer fell many
degrees below zero, while everywhere
there was ice and snow. Travel was
impeded, railroads blockaded and
rivers frozen. The Icy King relgned
supreme, even In the Sunny South.
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f. DURKHARDT, President.
CHAS MAURY, Vicc.President.
D1RECTEURS A NEW YORK.

n. GEORGE C. MAGOUN. de Ia Msison
Kidder, Peabody e. Gle, Boston ct New York.
RICHARD BUTLER, de Ia Maison Howard
Sanger T. Cie., New York.
ECGENE KELLY, de Ia Maison Eugene
Kelly & Gle. New York, ct Donohov, Kiify T.
Cle., San Francisco.
LOUIS DE REB1AN, Agent General do Il
COmpagnie Transatlantique.
References q Ia N0uvelle.Orleans.
A. CARRIERE l. Fills, SMITH BROS. T. C1r
4. ROCHEREAU t. Gle, p. POURSiNE +
I: PHIPPS 4 Gle, E. MARQUEZE l. CiE
SCHMIDT e. ZIEGLER, DELVAILLE & IL.
PEYRE, F. L1MET, Editeur de I'Abeille. s.
H. L.; KENNEDY, President Banque Rationale do
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TiILOruILE VHIBODaTX.
Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Civil District Court Division ID. for the
Parish OF Orleans.
Succession Of late Marie Y. Lefort h2rn
Pctre Eu. :. SO.
Sharlft's Oncc

- INV
Parish OF Lafourcle. {
BY virtue CT an order Of sale OF date June
2Stii, 1854 to ne directed by the Honorable
N. II. Fighter Judge of the Civil District
Court Division ID for the Parish of Or
leans iii the ahavc euEitleI and nuilln red
succession ] Will oifer'for sale at public auc
ton pursuant to law to the last and high
es- bidder at the Court House i'll the town
of Thibodaux on Saturday the 9th. day OF
August 1881 between tn. hours of Ii
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock r. NJ. the follow
ing described property belonging to said
Succession to-wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in this
Parish on the right bank rf Bayou Lafour
che at about tocr miles below the Town OF
Tl.ibodalX, measuring two arrcnts and
twenty feet more or less front by forty ar
penis in depth, bounded above by lands OF
Arnstead & Davis and below by lands O
GuiIlaume ~i-irsttc. the lateral lines open
ing as they recedc Fl ON the Bayou. to@eti,
er with AL the buildings and Improvement,
thereon.
See {. Il No. Is P, Ill.
Terms and conditions of sale Cash on til,
Spot in Uuitetl States Treasury Notes.
The Taxes due and exigiblc in 1881 to b,
PAID by the Purchaser.
July End 1881,
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff
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LA FA,ilLLE

Maatmo;seile Dounetle ne res.
SenhIait en- 'ien d sa mere. Dams
lc rayonnement de ii! vln9tltHle
anut.., ellie 4,ait aussi jolle que
dis:insn6r. Blonde aycc,!e grants
yeuX limpides, regards droitc ct
francs, une boncsie adorable dr
de forMe ct pleinc Dc Soii:iits.
Is pliysionolHie tn meme temps
nutiae CT fier', In talile rontIe Ell
fine, L. bnS.e ci,a>teuacn; aaveliol,
pc, A!artlie atait v:iurment char
mai!e eN ioHs points. ii y ay@lt
dams l'ovaIa rai,i.aeieSpnc lie son
usage, dams l.onibrc de ses longs
ellis, dams !.rxprrs~ion generate de
SEES traits, que'1ne chose de tout
Il Ia to;s yirsilhaiee & slarh Iui tai
salt Sa urllih Naiitshtsmcnt pi
quante. So. elegance etait exile
me, trop rechrrel;ee peat ctr
dams sou demlirei!. "a vo.a:t
que IN vaniiG .Ie Mime Doneile las
salt par Ia.
4 sGiyye.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. judicial District Court, Parish OF
Laiourthe.
Succession of Guilianne Iieettc and Com
muui.y, No 1919 PruDaies.

BY virtue Of an order Of SAFE: cmanatiig
FROM The above entitled Court in the aho;e
entitled nnA. Eu:iserea Succession ard cprn
muniiv | wiE offer tur sale 1T public auc-
Iioa pursuin, TO law to the last and llcli-
est bidder al thc Court i!ons4 III the town
Of TiAbudauS on Saturday the i3:l,. day IL
August 1881 between the louis Of IL
O'Clock a. IL. and 1 o'clock Z. NJ. the fol
lowing described property to wit
\ certain tract OF iand situated in tic
parish Of Laioirche on the right bank OF
the Bayou La!ourche ut about five miles
below the town of TlioadaHN iiieasu~in.
one arpent and a half anore or less iroht by
forty aiy,,uts in depth Loun,let; above by
lands Of u. Lefort and below by these Of
Ceiestin i;icarh. Tagethcr with all the
buildings aud improvements thereon.
Terms and Conditions OF Sale Casl, on
the Spot III United states Treasury Notes.
july eth. 1891.
TiILOrHILE THIDODATX.
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ASSOCIATION.

Les Drs. BOURGEOIS & DANSEREAU,
ont forme une association. pour la pratt
que dc la medicine ct de la chirur.ie.
maj S-SI