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On Counter No. 5:

Frank will offer Ladies' Knit Sleeveless Jackets at
 25o don't laugh, they worth 75c. Boys Cardigan Jackets, Mems Cardigan Jackets from soc up wards. Ladies' Knit Nubias reduced Wool Goods will be offered at this ter at less than nlanufacturers' prices
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Legislative Reports.

Report of the Quartermaster General.
 The annual report of Quartermaster General L. W. Vessels has just been issued. It is for the year ending November 30, 1880. By the report we learn that no change has been made in the arms furnished the Con necticut National Guard, the First regiment having the Springfield breechloading r!fe, the Second, Third and Fourth regiments car rying the Peabody breech-loading rifle, the Fifth battalion the Springfield breech- loading rife, while the two platoons of artillery have each two six-pounder guns, with sabres and revolvers. The equipments of the First, Third and Fourth regiments have been called n and altered during the past year, and the cross-belts have been discarded.
 A very general desire is expressed that an improved sight should be adopted, General Vessels says in his report, and such an ex- penditure would doubtless enable the troops better to compete with those of other States who are provided with more modern sights. He says he hesitated about making the change because other and unlocked for expenditures have carried the expenses of the department considerably in excess of the estimate.
 The Union armory in Hartford has been finished during the past year, and new armo- ries have been finished at Willimantic, Dan bury and Bethel The First and Third regi- ments of infantry, the two platoons of artil- lery and the First company of the Governors Foot Guard have been supplied with new overcoats, and the blankets in their posses sion have been called in. The larger sums expended by the department and not included in the estimates as follows:
 75 set horse equipments for Second Company
 of the Governors Horse Guard. ... s1 1888 % 1,46O overcoats. l5,695 % 70 uniforms for Second Company of the Gov
 ernor's Foot Guard. ................. 1,74 50 174 knapsacks. ......................... 609 co POO blankets 400 % Colors for Second regiment, Fifth battalion
 and Governors Foot Guard ......... Al 50 Painting arsenal buildings. ............... 416 99
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11

Living Clock.
 The human system is a kind of machine. If one part is seriously out of order the whole goes wrong. The blood in circulation is the mainspring Keep this all right and you will not suffer from kidney and liver dis orders, piles and constipation. And in offer ing you Dr. Kennedy's 'tFavorite Remedy'' as the most successful regulator of the hu- man machine ever discovered, we obJige the sick and suffering more than we oblige Dr. Kennedy. Invest one dollar for bottle at the store, or walk all the way to the doctors office in Rondout, N. Y., rather than not get it. fd31 12td&w2dp
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11

Great Reduction i'm the Price Of Millinery.
 Mrs. N. s. Jacobs respectfully announces that she has made reduction in the price of her millinery goods, and offers for the next 30 days great inducements to purchasers. Her stock embraces the latest and most ap- proved styles in Hats, Bonnets, etc. 15S Chapel street, opposite Elliott House.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11

Lyons Silk Umbrellas, at Smith $ Stone $.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11

Samuel H. Irwin, of Ute Greek, Colfax county, New Mexico, says: Eff my wife would quit work as she should at her age (61), she would live years monument to the magic influence of the ''Only Lung Pad. ."-See Adv.
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11
On Counter No. 6:

Frank will offer excellent double width 54 inches wide C1oaking, in handsome Basket Patterns reduced from $2to
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-11
PersonaI.

It is hoped that the present misunderstood ings will be rectifed, and that peace and unity will soon come to this prominent church.
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Town of Lake Charles.

Gorham, Est. g w, b r Stoddard
agt, one lot fronting on Pithon's
alley, tax eighteen hundred seventy
seven. ft.l.G
Collins, James, 2 lots in Hutchins
subdivision oil Kirby st-taxes for
III and rs. toa
Drew & Co, one lot No 5 of Pithon
sub-division-taxes " and rs.
Hanson, Chris, twelve lots block
No 80. Bilbo subdivision, 400 and
$40 seet--taxes III and rs.
billiard, j NJ, one block, No. 20,
Bilbo subdivision--taxes 1T and '7s,
Huston, Frank II, 10 lots, - in
block No 0, Bilbo subdivision, and
3 lots on corner of Broad and Hodges
sts--taxes ~ and 70. af@
Hemmenway, Il L, @ acres lot -,
llutchins sub-division-taxes '7S,
Johnson, August +, 4 of lot No So,
Kirby snh-division--taxcs " and rs.
Moss, J V, s acres in Q corner of
corporation-taXes '78.
Scarborough, NJ L, 4 lots corner
Broad and Hodges SITS taxes II, rs.
Seeendorf, August, ~ of W l-2
block So, Kirby subdivision--taxes
" and IA,
Canton, VIM, lots--taxes rs.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
pIRJYT or T4LC1SIEU.


DE 1t known, that we the undersigned
ID Jury Commissioners for the parish OF
Calcasieu, duly appointed and sworn, did. on
this the 10Th day of June, A. ID. 1881, meet al
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court In
the Courthouse of said parish, In the town OF
Lake Charles, La, for the purpose OF draw.
ing Jury for the Regular August tern OF
the 14th Judicial District Court in and fol-
said parish, to be begun and holden on MON
DAY, the 10Th day OF August, A. d. 1881.
The following members being present, viz
Justinian ID. Leyeque and Miguel j. Rosteet,
with Thad Mayo, Clerk Of said Court, and
ex-officio member of said jury Commission,
when said commissioners did then proceed to
revise the original general venire list, and did
strike tberefrom the names of such as had
served at previous terms Of Court, as well as
such as were known TO have died, removed
from the parish, or become exempt, or dis
qualified to serve as Jurors, since their names
were entered therein, and having taken from
the general venire box, the names Of such as
did then supplement the original list and the
ballots In the box, with the names of the
same number of good and competent men
from the qualified jurors of the parish as had
been taken from the box and erased from the
list, so as to bring the number of names In
the general venire box. and on the list, TO the
original standard of three hundred contained
therein when NJ. j. Rostcet, one OF said com
missioners, In presence of the Others, drew
from the yenire box, one at a time, the names
Of the following fifty persons to compose the
Grad and petit Jurors for the first week OF
said term Of said Court, list Of whom was
regularly kept by the Clerk. The commits
sioners and clerk then placed said ballots SO
drawn 10 an envelope, sealed same and en-
iiorsed thereon y First Week - said envelope,
containing said ballots as aforesaid, was then
placed IN jury box provided for the pur-
pose, which was locked, sealed and placed In
custody of the Clerk for use ut said August
term oil said Court. The commissioners not
deeming II necessary to draw and summon
any other jurors
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gr, sec p, tpe,sr ten vest taxes
TT and ',1S
murphy, w 3, 1ss 24Ioo acres, 5
q ar Of sec 81, tp eleven west,
Mcclure, P. 16I-4-I0o acres, 9 or
Of see ten, tip ten, sr s west, tax III.
McCorquodale, VIM ID, 100 acres
in secs o., ten and fifteen. tp 0, 8 r
thirteen west, taxes III aud rs.
McKilloan. Mike, 160 64-1O0 acres.
half Of Or sec 81, and u half Of
q " Or sec 33, tp 4, sr4 west,
Moore & Co, 1880 acres, taxes ~.
Quinn, JAS II, 100 26-lOO acres, N
e az Of sec 26, Up 5. sr eleven west,
taxes II.
Palmer, Jno, so acres n W ~ Of $
e or sec SO, Up 2. sr west, taxes rs.
Perry, VIM 81, 800 acres in
taxes rs.
Reid, Jno J, so 2o-1Oo acres, 9
half Of g or Of sec %, tip 3, sr6
west, taxes 'i77.
Reeves, Edward, 800 acres in Secs
% and SO, tip 5, SIR 5 west, tax m.
Smith, G w, 100 acres, i half Of
half Of sec "a, tips, sr eleven west,
Rio Honda claim No. 2T0, taxes
m and ''7S. eeg
Stouts, Emile, IS acres, lots 5 IL
and 9, in sec Is tip II sr 3 v, taxes
re to'74. .s
Stouts, Homer, IS acres, lots 4 and
4 ~ sec IS tip 1853 W, tax ~
to'74. .
Unknown parties, 43 acres. lot
Ia, sec ~. tp 8, RS west, tax rs.
Wagnon, TIP, 3I5 SO 100, acres,
W IL sec Z, tip 7,sr6 west, taxes
~ and '7S.
White, VIM, $40 16 100 acres in
secs s, 10 and 8, sp 10, sr9 west,
taxes '76 to '7S.
Williamson. Geo, $40 acres in
secs rs and Ri, tp s, sr s west,
taxes rs.
Webster, Taylor, 1426 acres,
taxes vs.. ss
Il Wedge, "A G., taxes III to IA.
Brousard, N ID, so acres, num-
bers unknown, taxes nc.
McCorGuodale, John M, 160
acres, n W / A Of sec IA, tip 8,sr
ID west, taxes rs. W.
4 Niblet, IL @, 40 I'll 100 acres, lot
IL, sec 10, tp 8, sr 10 west, taxes
rs to rs.
Teal, VIM @, so 45-loO acres,
IL OF Ia Of IA
sec 80. tp 6, sr 8 west, taxes rs
10 rs.
Now, by virtue of said authority, will
again offer said property for sale, In the order
as above set forth, ut public auction, At the
front door Of the Court house, in which tho
District Court IL held, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of Au-
gust. A. Id. 1sSH,
being the first Saturday Of said month, within
legal hours. -l
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Cash, for what
The said property win bring, without limit or
lppraisement, and the title 10 be made TO the
purchaser US provided BY Section two Of Act
l07 Of 1880, DAVID II. LYONS.
Sheriff and ex-ofiicio Tax Collector, Calca-
sieu Parish, La. 5G'l
July 0, 1881. 4e
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eighteen hundred and seyenty-eirht.

eighteen hundred and seventy-eight.
Yellott L Il. 100 acres, 5 or sec
tliirty-one tip 9sr0 west, taxes 10.
Darlington Thomas, 40 acres, n al
of n " Or sec thirty one tip 2 ST. s west,
taxes '73 to rs. pi. a
Berry Mary, sos 5-100 acres, lots
eight, nine, ten, fourteen, fifteen and
sixteen, see 33, $ half n W or sec "a
tip eight r 0 west, taxes IA to 10. {
Bertrand Pierre, one hundred and
sixty acres in tp eight 4 west, taxes
'73 to '7S. ID IA
Cole Alexander, eighty acres, n or
n W or, W or of 5 or sec one tp
$ r s west, State taxes IA to '7S
Cole Stephen d, seventy five acres,
bought of D A Cole, taxes '76 to '7S.
Edwards Joseph, one hundred and
and thirty-six $1,000 acres in sec tp
eight sr seven west, taxes III to rs.
Farris Welborn, 20 acres, bought of
A Farris, taxes rs to '7S.
Fontcnot Elize, ono hundred and
scyenty-two 9-lO0 acres in secs 2 and
8 tip seven r 6 west, taxes rs to '7S.
Frugcr Celestin, two hundred and
forty-one 9-l00 acres in see twenty
seven tip r4 west, taxes '76 to '7S,
Ganse BENZ, one hundred and sixty
al9-1O0 acres, $ half of W or, and n
half Of $ " or, and or Of ) W Or sec
thirty-one tip 9 seven west, taxes
'76 to '7S
Guillory Emile b, one hundred and
twenty acres in tip Q $ eight west,
purchased Of Louis Lcfranc, taxes N.
johnson Peter E, eighty acres in sec
6 tip 6,sr 5 west, taxes of eighteen
hundred and seventy three and cigh-
teen hundred and seventy-eight.
Langley Jno M, 40 acres on Beck
worth Creek, taxes Of eighteen hundred
and seventy-fonr to eighteen hundred
and eighteen hundred and seventy
eight.
Lanier est Ben, three hundred and
sixteen acres, half of n W ar sec
twenty-seven, and $ W or and 9 half Of
n W Or sec 80 tip 5sr4 west, taxes of
eighteen hundred and seventy-four to
eighteen hundred and seyenty-ciglt.
Lee Sarah, 94l of7-lO0 acres in sec
"a tip 0 sr eight west, taxes eighteen
hundred and sevcnty-fonr to eighteen,
hundred and scventy-eight,
Lyons VIM, eighty acres on Sabine
river, taxes eighteen hundred and sew
cnty to eighteen hundred and seventy
eight. -
3 Pierce Sullivan, 100 acres in sec sew
entcen tp eight + 0 west, taxes eigh-
teen hundred and seycnty-six to eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-eight.
Savant Lucius, eighty acres, W Or
of Or, and 80 or Of n Q ar sec thir-
teen tip seven $ ! Q west, taxes eighteen
and sevonty-six to eighteen
hundred and seventy.eight.
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In CusToDY. Read Harris, of
Orange, Texas, who is under indict-
ment in our district court, charging
him with the murder of Paschal A.
Pujo, in this parish some years ago,
arrived here last Tuesday morning,
from Orange, in custody of G. w.
Michael, Esq, sheriff of Orange coun-
ty. 1t is said that Harris desired to
surrender himself, for trial, at the last
jury term of our district court, and
that he would have done SO if he could
have been assured of a trial at that
term. Failing to receive such an as
surance, and being notified by bis
counsel that the district attorney had
recently expressed bis readiness to give
him a trial at our next regular jury
tenn, Harris, we are Informed, ex-
pressed his intention to come here and
surrender himself this week. He
came, however, in the custody of
sheriff Michael, who turned him over
to the sheriff of our parish, and he is
now in jail here, awaiting his trial.
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Nom Observation-Disclosures Par,
ish.

1
Balkan, Alfred, leo acres W 1 sec
30, tip 8sr | west--tax III.
Brand, II n, Loo acres IL of u
W / sec a5, W Ia Of / sec 20, tr
. s L IL west--taxcs IT.
Brandon, ID w, 15o $4,000 acres,
in sec 20, tip Sr II west, sec II II
Or 10 west, sec 0 tpa sr9 vest
tax ri,
Bergamine, J u, 12l acres in sec
0 and 10, tip 10 8 8 wcst--taxes '7S
Brown, d S, 12o acres in secs q
and ten, tip aS, 8 I 3 west--taxes '7S
Bouchel, 0 d, 100 acres n Ia of II
l-2 sec Q, tip ten, 8 y 0 west--tax rs
Dossy, Sandy, 100 acres in secs
~, 80 and 81, tip 8, ST. 7 west
taxes ~.
Ennis, William, l64 acres, lots 8,
8, 7 and 0, sec II, tip 0. 8 10 west
taxes III.
Films, Geo 0, so sa,1oO acres, n Q
/ of / sec Is, W / of ne / sec
81, tip 0, sr 5 west taxes III and rs,
Farqne, j A, 1872 53-100 acres, lot
B, sec 80, tp IL, sr0 west-Ttaxes
III and '78,
Fields, Oathrine, undivided 4 of
La Of II W /, II IL Of n IL W /,
sec y Up ten, . ten west =-taxes ~
and rs.
Florcnville, Henry, so 43-100 acres,
l-2 of 0 4 sec 80, tp s, srS west
takes III.
Harrison, w r, 142 $4,000 acres,
lots 2, ., 4 and 8, sec IL, Up 7, sr 10
west--taxes ~,
Hlllsh, Peter l57 90-1o0 acres,
lots 8, 0, 10 and ~, sec 4, TIP y, sr
8 west-taxes "a aud rs.
Johnson, John, 80 acres half Of
u ar sec seventeen, tp 3, ST Q west,
taxes ~ and rs,
Jones, Jno b, rs taxes, 40 aops,
sw ~ OF qr sec Q, tp 8, 8 seven
west.
Jackson, Chas w, taxes 10 ia -.
Kendall, ] I, loo al0a acres, . b or
Of sec a5, Up 3, II eleven, taxes "a.
Keel, llansel, eighty acres, o
ar Of n half, and II q qr Of qr Of
sec =, Up s,s y . west, taxes ~
and rs
Knickesaoekcy, II w, l62 acres,
lots /, 2, Sand 4, see "a, tp 0, 81 8
west, taxes rs
Lorrain, A, 100 4a,lO0 acres, ) W
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r.o, .,o N n citv fem m
About eight months ago Fred
Nelson a Carpenter residing on
Fourth street, was compelled to
seek employment outside of the
city ami left for Sabine Pass to
work on a dredgeboat. Like a kind
husband and dntiful father. Mr..
Nelson went before a notary public
and nassed an acf making Mr.. John
Coss q merchant. Of No. 374 Vic
toyv street guardiansoyer his wife
AMI two IittIe eI,ildrp M. Coss.
in ordar 70 mroteet his wa,ds moved
them down on Elysian Fields. he.
tween Vietoyv and Teyee streets.
Mar h;s own residence Mr. Nelson
las alwars since his absence pro
vided Gor liz wife and children by
sand;ng nonav n Mr. Coss who
states fhat fle wife Is such an hab-
;tmai lrmnLard that since moving
down town She has sold aII the
fnrn;ture and even the dry goods
which he gave her for whisky. The
money s,,e received went IN the
come wav and now tho home Is q
sad wracL. and Inc two little chill
Jran ! nov saur YEARS of age and
. o;,i tbyaa YEARS have until a few
DAYS ago. been compelled to 20
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Boar RAcE.--Last Monday the steam
tugs Alamo and Nettie ran six mile
race on Lake Charles. Starting at BAT
p. M, the Alamo turned the last stake
at 4:23. Time, SO minutes. The Net
tie did not turn the last stake, and was
beaten about a quarter of mile. Why
can we not have yacht races OH our
lake /?
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al am a little soldier, ).
May T. 1881.

II am a little soldier,
And tho not very old, N
mean to fight for Jesus
And win crown of Gold.
know He makes me happy
And lows me all the day
I'll be his little soldier.
"The Bible says / may"
81 love my precious Saviour
Because He died for me,
And IL did not serve Him
How sinful / should be
He gives me every comfort:
And hears me when pray;
l want TO live for Jesus.
"The Bible says may"
"Tnow can do but little,
Yet when am full grown
I'll try to do for Jesus
The greatest good can.
God help and make me faithful
In all do and say; '"
j want TO live Christian.
"The Bible says may.o
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7's9-7s-s '=-aa--s--l- 7-9R s-s-.4
SheriR''s sale.

Charyey Rarbe vs.. Raphael BarhI. al

s'udtetM District Comt--4No. 52i.
Charvey Barbe vs. Raphael Barbi, ct ais
pY virtue OF writ Of FyGS Facias issued,
- and to me directed by the Honorable
Court aforesaid, will offer FOR sale, at public
auction, TO the last and highest bidder, for
CASH, with the benefit OF appraisement at the
Courthouse door Of this parish, in the town
OF Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday the 9th day of A san ust.
A. ID. lSS1,
AT eleven o'clock a. un., the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: ar-
Three certain town lots lying and being
situated in the town of Lake Charles, La,
designated and described according to u
sketch annexed TO original act Of sale as
being lots l, . and ., as marked In said sketch,
each lot having a front on Hodges street OF
863S feet, by q depth Of 200 feet, bounded
north by lot No. 4, Of said sketch, south by
Puio street, east by lots Of II. O, Farquhar
and Jules Lapene, and west by Hodges street.
Seized to satisfy said writ issued in the above
mentioned suit.
DAVID II, LYONS,
Sheriff OF Calcasieu Parish.
sherlff's ONCE, Lake Charles, La, June
e5, 1881, r ie25td
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Raphael Barbi vs. Balthazar Mucci.
10y virtue of writ of Fge,S Hacias issued,
II and to me directed by the Honorable
Court aforesaid, viii offer for sale at public
auction, at the Courthouse door OF this parish,
in the town of Lake Charles, La, on
saturday she 10th day Of JuIy,
A. -. Ias1,
at eleven o'clock a. M, the following de-
scribcd property, to-wit;
The Schooner HERMESE, ofabout n $500
Tons, hailing from Brashear, La, with all her
rigging, tackle, boats, and every thing TO said
vessel or schooner belonging. TiBai4
TERMS AND CONFERENCE.-The being the
second Offering, the said property will be adj
Indicated to The last and highest bidder for
whatever II will bring, at twelve months credit.
purchasers furnishing bond and security ac7
cording to law, bearing 8 per cent per annum
interest from day of sale, and special mort
gage and vendors privilege retained on the
T DAVID Fl. LYONS,
4F Sheriff of Calcasieu Parrish.
sherif's Office, Lake Charles, La, June
IS, 1881. ie25td
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Now 90 Enter Old lIo.ne.seaas.

ANnS covered by Homestead Entries
IL made before June ID, 1880, whether such
entries have been cancelled, relinquished.
abandoned, or not, and whether the land has
ever been occupied and cultivated or not, may
steader orlany one he may have sold the land
TO before June 10, 1880, or any one TO whom
he win give up his Duplicate Receipt aud TO
whom he will bind himself 10 transfer the
land after entry made, viii make favorable
terms for entering this class q lands,
'tA Address j. l.. ARApFORDy
a Matches street, New Orleans, Ia,
june IL, i61,
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THE SUPREME COURT is in session
this week at Opelousas. The only
appeal prosecuted from this parish,
was that of the defendant in the suit
of David II. Lyons VS.. The Parish of
Calcasieu. Attorneys gallagher and
Kearney went to Opelousas to conduct
that case.
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PERsoEAL.--We were gratificd to
receive call yesterday from Z. A.
Lever, Esq, representing the New
Orleans Democrat, and one of its ablest
correspondents. lie is just from Cen
trial America, from whence he has
furnished the Democrat with some
very interesting and valuable cores
pondence, and is now writing up, for
the Democrat, the resources of this
section of Louisiana. We were greatly
pleased with Mr.. Lever, and the Dem
ocrat is fortunate in having so able
and interesting travelling correspond
ent.
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Descriptive Hist Of Property

y
Aston N B, one hundred and sixty acres,
being l. half of l. half See rs tip S r ten west,
taxes of rs, rs, ~ and '78
| Arlington Robt, 200 acres purchased of
| r Shattuck, and Homestead tax ~ and rs.
Aston T M, 100 acres, N l. or Sec % tip
s ten west, faxes N and '76.
Andrus Calyt, 4Sl acres In Sec 81, tip Q \ !
eleven west, and secs ., 2, eleven and ten tip .
s + eleven west, taxes seventy1cight.
Andrls stephen, 80 acres Of land numbers
unknown" taxes VI.
| Athens, VIM, 1853 acres In Secs 81 and 20 tip
7sr7 west-taxes N and seventy-eight,
Athens Y NJ, 100 acres, being the Il half of
L half of Sec 0 tip 9 rs west--taxes of ,78. /.
Airhart Eliza A, l57 acres, being the Il half
TIP west-taxes Of seyeIty-eight.
Black A J, one hundred and sixty acres, N
half of N w ar, 3 % ar Of w or, N
Z qr of s W ar Sec eleven 'tp eleven r thir-
teen west-taxes Of NJ and '73.
Bundick. Rodolph, one hundred and forty
Bryant James, 1859 $500 acres IN Sec 30
and thirty-one, tip 7sr6 west-taxes OF M.
Baggett ID H. one hundred and ffty-eight
acres IN Secs seven and eight, tip s eight
west-taxes of ~ to '7S inclusive,
Barbe Charyey, Ag't, fifteen hundred and
sixty-eight acres, Sec thirty-eight Up ten 8
r Stakes of '73.
Browning Mary, eighty acres on Beckworth
Creek--taxes Of ~ and '7S,
Brown James, - land In tip eight r ten
west-taxes Of rs, ~ and eighteen hundred
and seyenty-eight.
Burgess Ephrain A, eighty acres In Sec Is
Burgess David, 100 acres in Sec 20 tp rs =
ten west-taxes OF eighteen hundred and sew
enty-eight. A$fF
Butler Andrew, one hundrd and sixty acres,
taxes Of ~ and eighteen hundred and sew
enty-eight.
Carroll Tbos J, eighty acres-tax of
parish only, taxes of IT and 'TS,
Chandler jesse, 8 acres, the or
sec eighteen tip $ = 8 west--taxes
from '73 to '78 inclusive.
Clark Jas V, 1876 acres in W Or
sec tbirty-eight tip 7 5 7 Is vest
taxes for '78,
Clark Jno II Sr, 40 acres in sec 25
7srl3 west--taxcs of rs.
Cole Sol s, eighty acres, half of
n Q or Of see 3 tpssr6 west--taxes
Of '7s.
Coward Mid, 60 acres, bought of
Jno d Aston taxes of ~ TO '78 in
elusive.
Cole Alex, eighty acres, n 9 qr Of
" ar and W Or of Q ar see one tip
6sr6 west, State tax only, for IA to
'78 inclusive.
Champlain Bros, so acrss---taxes of
III and '7s.
Cole OakeBtiae 40 acres, bought at
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-09

Moss e. RIDDIcK have been improv-
ing the streets and banquettes in front
of their store, and have erected a
wooden awning, fronting on Ryan
street, thus improving and bencfiting
their establishment.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-09

NorIcE.-Regular communication of
Lake Charles Lodge No. 165 on
Saturday, July 9th. A full attendance
is requested, as business of importance
is to be transacted.
JonN Ii. Poe, Secretary.