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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-31
Masters Sale of Real Estate.

hinder AND BY VIRTUE OF DECREE IN
u chancery, rendered in the Circuit Court Of the
Third Judicial Circuit of the State Of Florida in
and for Madison county, on the Afth day of May
pandis, executrix Of the last win and testament
/ Of Walter Fernandis, Is plaintiff. aud Alexander
Moseley, Sheriff and ec-oDtcio administrator OF the
estate of Richard Hayward, deceased Harriet Hay
ward, Charles R. Hayward, Edgar Herriot, ClaFa
Herriot Clara Mlin, Austin MiIlin, Lizzie MillIn,
William Hogue, Lizzie Hogue, Edgar HsEEiet, sur.
wing assignee, and Edward Nolle, William c. Duy,
John R. Waterman, merchants using the name and
style of Edward Nolle Il Co., are defendants, viii
cell at public cutlery the courthouse square, in
the city OF Tallahassee, county Of Leon, State OF
Florida, on Monday, the fourth day Of July, A. d.
1881, at the usual hours Of SALE for eaah, to the
highest bidder, the following described lands and
property, to-Wit Fractions Of lota numbers 16d
and 16z, in the city Of Tallahassee, Florida fronting
on Jefferson street my feet, and running back At
right angles 60 JelssBon sereet enc hundTed feet
also lot number ESQ In saA city absorbing to the
original plan 81 said city, With an the buildings and
in the city Of Puft Leon FiosE also m that tract
or parcel Of Ind lyirE selng and situated in Leon
county Florida, eo1ai11n4 ften hundred and forty
half Of The Q1asteF Of section thrtyfour
the southeast quarter OF section thirty four the
west half of the southwest 4nAEter of section thirty
four, the sast han Il the sou1heast quarter Of sec
ton thirty three in tuwnship fMc range one north
and east, and an Ct ssetkDA fheee In township one
TkefbreguIng property eenaIsEA Of TIVE valuable
store kouses, tMo town lots with 4 dwelling house
and yAlnsAle plaufattG1 Vtthin six mfes of Tai
laEassee. rara opportunity h offered for the pur
chase of very vsiuahie tewn and country property.
Purchaser 70 pay for titIss
D. s. wzIxsz. a. soiicitol iSr Eo%piainsnt.
MAY 81 1N81-5W
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Nr.RA Whitfield, brought to the FLoR1-
plaS Office Yesterday, the first cotton bloom of
The season. The s'alk bearing it having 1S we'll
developed squares on it, and being about 90
inches bi-n This has been Mr. Whiifeld's
custom :oT several years. and this, with other
circumstances. shows him 10 be one of the NEST
progressive and successful farmers Of Middle
Florida. Another evidence is the fact that Mr..
Whitfield, and his sons, spend large portion of
their time on The plantation, directing and con-
trolling the farming operations of their tenants,
and constantly improving the methods of cult
yaaon He 'fses not buy corn or other forage,
DO, projuces al he requires, and says he now
makes on ten acres more III an he formerly did
on fry and with less outlay and labor Ifthere
Eere more such farmers, there would be less dis
aiisfaction among the negroes, less buying of
Western corn. and more genuine prosperity in
lie country
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Col James G. Gibbss was In our o6iee on Sat
ur.ay and gave US the latest news about the
PENSACOLA & Atlantic Railroad. He stateA thai
he hss orders to begin II once the location q the
r,ad from this end. westward; that Col Chip
,sv whom be met last week At the river, was &C
companied by Mr. r. G. MeMichAel. HupsRshlng
Engineer of tie Louisville & Nashville Railroad,
and both gentlemen are very confident and en-
,busiastic- They stated that the money was
rea5v. part of the route already under contract,
.ad some 50 or 60 miles at the Pensacola end
viii be located by June LIST, and the entire line
lscsied By August 1st- Col Gibbes also stated
hat be would soon be prepared to go into the
field 10 locate this end of the road, and that the
work. as fast as located, would be put under con-
;ract at once, thus giving employment 10 very
large number of laborers at good wages. The
exreciaiion was that the work would be let in
snail sections 10 parties resident along the line.
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Ing it b 10 show What she e.unsrv u.d.~ s.v,.
a0ie cOnFiilions d capable d, ana d no better
way can that be shown than BY the holding 81
annual dgriculturni fhiss IL
Thezs win be therefore s.,mething az ,,a,.
than oFdinaFy interest IN the next fair, TO everr
resident Of Middle Florida The matter OF Ia.
roducing new and improved sgricnltnral iu-
plsmsnta and labOr-saving machinery, must be
attended T.; and il y - be hoped that especial
pains win be taken 70 induee exh;,,,. ~ -
goods by the manufacturer. at our mart f.;r The
Board Of Directors are 10 hold . $3.50 !, !.
day or two, We understand. ana ne h.re ,hev
win not only be enabled 10 AZ, nrc,.,,,lx .,d T..
diligently concerning the irnnor,.nt matter.
which win come before them, but that their al.
forts viii be fully and earnestly sustained and
supplemented by the hearty and effective CO
operation of every citizen Of Middle Florida
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PERAONAL.

-Col w. K Beard returned from Washing
ton On Saturday night
Mr.. H. II. Waring Assessor of Taxes for
Madison county. was in town last week.
Hon. J. J. Harris, Speaker OF the Assembly,
was welcome visitor TO the FLoRIDIAE Office
one day last week
Mr. H. v. R. schrader, who has been on a
brief "Trip TO the North, returned on Sunday,
locking sun-burned and hearty.
Father Hugnn, priest in charge Of the Re
m4n Catholic parish here, has gone on visit to
his native land, TO be absent several monihs
Judge n. C. Pickett, Of Franklin county
made the FLoRIDrAx a pleasant call Que day last
week. He b enthusiastic about Rio Carrnbelle,
where he has large landed interest.
Governor BIoxham returned On Wednesday
htt from Philadelphia, where be had gone on
importantpublic business, which, we understand,
vas saceea.faIly concluded EE
-Mr T. w. Clark, The great Middle Florida
je~eler ard wAenn.ksrs wiB anke one Of his
periodical visisaliohs this &eek 10 Monticello,
Madison, EIlavilIe, Live Oak and LAks City.
Col Frank B. Rapy, At ths Transit Road,
IVES in town lnst week. He has 10 take IN oc-
csssaa peep b the old familiar hills of Middle
FIogida. o. - wauld doubtless grow weary d
li1e.n ss ms s.
--1GE. G. ". Lewis of RssnandinA dsuEea in
% - reg nnsxpecfsdly yesterday. He Has
mprs thsn wslerne alshnus6. = usoal, - I'm
e kaninsls fknk Ae es1lA oniy ~ = Hsway.s
RI s1t,s - y Fa..G TE{1R m ~ =.
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~. L.tiier, the artist, called at the FLoRIDIAN
Office iasi saturday to show Us some new views
iaken recently. Among them were the fol-
owing cabinet pictures Altar of the Roman
Catholic Chapel; Residence of Rev W G..
Stewart; the Flagg Mansion; Private Altar
or Mss Fannie Perkins. Residence of W
v Perkins, ESQ. Residence of Mrs B. c.
Lewis Also the following s;ereoscope
views; The Capitol from the ST. Augustine
Road locking West; Residence of Hon. J. T.
Bernhard. Residence of Mrs B. c. Lewis; Res
iderce of Mrs Whitaker; The Great Live Oak
on McCarty street; Plantation of Capt P Hous-
,1un; Residence OF Capt. C. E. Dyke; Valley
east OF the CITY, from the ST Augustine Branch ;
Interior of the store OF D. B. McGinniss, Jr
Garden OF w R. Wilson, Esq; Residence of Maj
Leroy d. Ball. The Capitol, from the southwest
Residence of George Lewis, Esq; Interior of
Paiibrick's Museum of Florida Curiosities and
Antiquities; Green Square, from residence of
GOV Walker; The Confederate Monument in
Capuo. Grounds; View from the bluff near Gov
Walker residence
Tle~e views, especially he interiors, are won
deslu..y clear and distinct, and are creating
great interest, not only among citizens, but
abroad, several orders for copies of them having
beer already received by mail.
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Reunion of Perry's Brigade.

About year ago the second reunion of Perry q
OIL Brigaie was held in Jacksonville, and was
a. occasion long to be remembered by every
enc who participated, for the hospifabIe manner
- which the members and their guests were en-
'eI;sined by he people Of that city. On ad-
lO1Tnment II was decided 10 hold the next annu-
a. re unlsn at Tallahassee on the 18th day oil
July
Perry Brigade was composed of the Second
Florida Regiment, commanded by Colonel Ward
tie Fifth, commanded by Colonel Hateley, and
The Eighth, commanded by Colonel Floyd
In me TWO first named there were several COM
panies from Leon county.
II IS 70, 100 soon 10 be thinking of making
Preparations for the entertainment of the mem
bers Of he Brigade. The people OF Tallahassee
certainly know how TO acquit themselves credit
ally On such an occasion, and it only remains
Tor them to determine that it shall be done, and
done handsomely
Tie ladies' especially, may be relied upon to
contribute their always effective assistance to
iae good work and their gratitude FOR the mu-
nhcent donation made by General Perry to the
Leon County Monument Fund, would incite
them. Il there were no other reason, to especial
Effort in the matter
l. las been suggested that \ meeting Of citi-
lens be called al IN early day to perfect arrsge-
men,s
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-31

steps will soon be taken to arrange for the
annual fair OF the Middle Florida Agricultural
Association. The assessments on the capitol
stock Of the Association have been mostly paid
Up, and the institution is clear of debt, and in
Inc financial condition
II Is Intended that the next fair shall be the
ost That has ever yet been held. and no pains
u expenditure viii be spared to make i So The
0O'iaings and grounds are all in good condition
-no Provide ample accommodation for every
- o. exhibits the experience OF the officers
- served TO give them confidence and the
edge requisite to make the future exhibit
0ns even more successful than previous ones !;
changes and re-arrangements now taking
pi-ce in our system Of agriculture make the
Necessity for frequent and elective exhibitions
.lO'e Ano more imperative every year, and every
interest Of every citizen of Middle Florida win
. iurthered and fostered by united and per-
as<nt effort TO effect the imminent changes in
'0f domestic policy Is As quiet and legitimste .
manner as possibls, by the swirl and certain &C
f1s'nen OF all attainable knowiedge and expe-
ience connected with or bearing on the new
S.osr Of things We must learn the Aest m1kh-
"as 81 making food and forage and mney Gnpa,
ma Of producing the entire Inc o. early vegeta-
s'es '0r shipment Enough has been dose, in
1aA and in tormer SEASONS, 10 prove, not Only
me absolute success Of this trucking Ausiuess.
and the adaptabiliiV Of eur sail and clima,e 10
Il; bat to prove a. well, that We are. reaer.Ilv
spsakings aoEiceS and iyr0s in The an e markat-
eardenfng and the incentive f.eee~~;tv. - -.
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thslf hqtel building ready for guests ct IN early
day, 8nd that they expect gws many visitors
from Middle Floridz, in Eh4rh { i auhe lhely
they win nstsb sdlhppOilied-
.-Ca of Washington. d. G., ~
rfsed On the train Sunday night, and win remain
in the State sameaime, sa1endine = basineM
CONNECTED nth - lAsEs interest = Flofida
lands
-General Superintendent Coryen Of fhe
okeechobee Land and Drainage Co, len for
home last Saturday after pleasant visit aT seT-
eral ssgs. He kkessAisssunpy. ~ fAtuns more
of the Evrglse@- -.
Mr.. ]. Ira Gere, editor Of tie Cednr Keys
State Journal, Revenue Collector of LnsY C0an-
ty, Town Clerk of Cedar Key4 etc, eles, and
enc Of the jollest and pleasAntest fellows in the
woEld. honored the. FLoRzDzAN with . visit or
wo lsss week -. So 49,. OTIS
Hon. Chss. L. Fildes, Assemblyman from
Alachua and editor of the Gainesville San and
BE, spent several days at the Capital City last
week, locking so prosperous and happy, that e
came to the unanimous conclusion that the
newspaper business must surely pay in the grow
ing city of Gainesville
Major Conant, Receiver Of the J.. P. s. n.
Railroad spent day or two here last week, and
expressed himself as highly pleased with the
prospect for large increase 70 the vegetable
productions of Middle Florida next year. He
says the Road, as long as he has anything to do
with ii, viii do all it can to encourage the grow
ing of vegetables and small fruits for shipment.
- --
lit is well known to the world that the [ nj
ted States is more liberal to its soldiers than any
other country on the face Of the globe. Every
soldier who served ninety days or more in the
Union Army during the Rebellion, and who has
an honorable discharge is entitled to one hun
dred and sixty acres of land, under the home
stead laws For particulars address
GILMORE Il GILMORE,
3-2t Washington. D. c. 8
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

weekly begin 14th Jaly, 1881. and end 18th Sep
TENDER Have proved of signal use-1st, to stu
dents who design to pursue their studies at this
other Law School; ID to those who propose to
read privately; and Sd, to practitioners who have
not had the advantage Of systematic instruction
For circular apply (P o. University Of Va to JOHN
B, MINOR Prof. Com. and Stat. Law. may31- I'm
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New Advertisements.
Cotton Gins for Sale.

hNE SIXTY SAW E. CARVER GIN WITH
W Pinch saws arranged with fast and loose pull
legs; built extra strong for steam or water power;
AZ good new worth, at the factory, $2S5 will
tske for il $40.
One 55-saw Pratt revolving head Gin has been
used several years, but is good machine; viii
take for il $780, Both machines sold to be replaced
by larger Apply at Bfadfordville. Florida to
/ May 31-4w JOHN BRADFORD
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W~@4ers WIN Never Cease.
Coles & Beard sell IS lbs rood eeur for Al re-


All persons Indebted to me will please settle
with Judge w. p. Byrd who ia authorized to
collect my accounts at Tallahassee, Fla
A. E. PHILLIPS
SANFORD, FLA, May 23d 1881. 1t
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Just received eight thousand OF the above
special brand Of Cigars Culike most of the ci-
gars odered the present day. they have the rare
quality OF smoothness in taste and richness of
aroma One trial viii satisfy any one of their
great merit For sale by the five thousand or
single Unit al the Drug Store of NJ. Lively who
owns The copyright OF said brand
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-31

The Irish potato crop in this section has nreven
a partial failure on account of the extremely
cold weather early in the season, followed by the
unexanpled drouth in MAY
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-31

INDIE AUTHORITY or TIN WILL OF
u George Hatch. Deceased, viii s9l, on Safsv-
day. Jg 3, 1881 - pablo eateEz, bstpre the court
county, Eloriaa, Wi<hfn the uanal h0uzs Of sale,
THE WH0IE0 or ~ NIMCEMT BLAND, in said
eountg, seatai4ipG sboat - QO acres lAnd, more
with the stock cattle thefeun, 10 be Sold a. the
property sud fsr me r4yneut - The debts of the
late Ge0rge Hatch, aeeeaMeE $3.50
Terms sask. 1arrhseeI 8 Psx 81 lisles
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Cigars. CI<.rv..

That lot of cigars Coles & Beard were looking
for arrived last week, and are going off like hot
cakes.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-31

Smoking tobacco, declared by all smokers to
be superior to Durham" has ARMED at Elliots
City Drug Store
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-31

"A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an Incur
able Lung Disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the
Trochss have been recommended by physicians
sad always give perfect satisfaction. They are
not new or uniried, but having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained we'll merited rank
among the few staple remedies of the age
Public speakers and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice Sold at % cents a box
everywhere. Nov. 30, 1860-1y
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
eXcrucating pain of cutting teeth II 50. go at
once and get bottle of Mrs Winslows Soothing
Syrup 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
mmediatey-depend upon il there is no mistake
about it, There is not a mother on earth who has
ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child, opera
ting like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-
scripton of one of the eldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. Twenty five cents bottle.
Nov. go 1SS0-1y
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WoMAN's RIGHTs.-One who has long studied
this subject presents the result of his inves-
legations He is happy 10 say that he has dis
covered " oman's Best Friend" 1t is adapted
especially TO those eases here the womb il. dis
ordered. and will cure any rregularity Of tie
"menses" Bradfeld's Female Regulator acts
like charm in whites" or a sudden check OF
the monthly courses from cold, trouble OF the
mind, or like causes. by restoring the discharge
10 every instance. In chronic cases its action is
prompt and decisive, and saves the constitution
from countless evils and premature decay. Pre-
pared by DR.. J Bradfeld, Atlanta, Ga. For
sale at $3.50 per bottle by all druggists
MLLTowN. Chambers Co, Ala, July 13, -.
have used your Female Regulator extensive
y in my practice for long time, and with en-
tire success where there was no complication of
disease IF il is not a specific, il is, in my opin-
ion The best known remedy for the diseases for
y hch il is recommended J H. DAVIS, M. d.
May "A, 1SSI-1m
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lJ0 Barrels Rock Lime, just received and for
saie by E2tl GEO. H. MEGINNIss
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e. ThksNes Ia lS5.,,.li y :. - - co,uu,.
once xeek iaf lot asska. nd te1d tiIls, to Tie
FIoRTpfkw offee. TnIlnkansea. s. ! 7'g 80 .'g
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Every Saturday of of the ice, at SLUssER
4 Cas-
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The First Bloom.

Jcs, received and for sale cheap at Cohen Bro
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-02-26

Simmons David l., 40 acres IA
OF IA sec 80 sr6 west--taxes 1875
to 1876 inclusive. s
Smart W w, 306 acres nt Bagdad tp
9sr9 west-taxes 1872 TO 1876 inclu-
sive. 1 ~
Smith Isaiah 1, rs acres IA of e
la sec ID n e IA of I-2 sec u tip 3
sr7 west-taxes 1872 to 1876 inclusive.
Spence Josephine. 81 40-100 acres lot
2 sec 3 tip 10 r 10 west, 400 99-IO0
acres in secs 2, 8 and 80 tip 9 10 west
tip 8 west tip 10 o west--taxes 1874
to 1876 inclusive.
Spence est. John "A, 1,2 Of g IA
sec 80 tip 9s rs west--tuxes 1874 to 1876
inclusive. ~
Stanley John S. 100 acres on Sabine
river entered from State-taxes 1874 to
1876 inclusive. 49,
Staunton o r, I20 acres in sec 26 tp
7sr 10 west--taxes 1873 to 1876 inclu-
sive.
Trahau J P, 1924 acres n Ia Of sec
rs IA sec % tip III sra west--taxes
1875 to 1876 inclusive. /,
Vickery w L, 40 acres bought of JIM
Prater, Big Woods-taxes 1876.
Vincent William, SO 61-lO1 acres in
lot 1 l sec 8 tip los 9 west-taxes 1873
to 1876 inclusive.
Welsh Edward, 81 27-1O0 acres 3 9
Ia of Ia sec 1s tp9 sr z west
taxes 1875 and 1876.
West Abel, 40 ncres sw1-4 Of sw
IA of sec 10 tip ii IL west-taxes
1870 to 1876 inclusive.
Wisbry james, 100 acres IL of n g
Ia W IL of e IA gee % tip ii ID west
taxes 1874 to 1876 inclusive.
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Public sale.
ESTATE on GAINES p. KEENER, DECD.

sf| = - 49, @N~At'~fS ~ rN~fr@N' vi - 80 ~
BY virtue OF an order from the Honorable
ID the 18th Judicial District Court OF the
State Of Louisiana, III and for the parish oi
Calcasieu, dated February l4th, A. ID, 1851,
and O commission TO me directed, | VIII sell
at public auction, to the last and highest bid
der, at the last residence Of the deceased, II
this parish, on
T'hursday, March NJ, 1851,
the following described properly, belonging
10 fbe estate ~ Gaines u, Keenef, deceased,
8Ths last residence u the deceased, situated
on Lake Charles, near che town 0f Lake
Charles, In Calcaslou parish, containing sey-
enteep acres Of land, more on Iess, together
With the buildings and improvements thereon,
Also, one lot cgrpentefR tools; houseAold
and kitchen Furniture, and other ARTICLES too
numerous 70 lnentipp.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Q credit Of
twelve months from the day Of sale, pur-
chaeers 10 furpish their notes with personal
security, to the satisfaction Of the Admins
kratfix said notes 10 bear eight per cent. PEI
eainum interest from maturity until paid, and
The real properly W remain apecially mort.
gagged Id favor 81 Raid succession until full
aud tInsl payment of the purchase price, and
any inteFest that IaeE accrue thereon.
Feb 2s 1851.
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HASKELL, HOUSE, M Mcknight, Or
apge; W D Lakenan, Texas; Ell Coon, Coon
vile; Capt Ben Moss, Y sM Str Ramos; Chas
stitl, Galyeston; II Poe, Bagdad, La; W D
Lund, Erie, PA; Mr. Bunker, Orange; Jake
. Burns, ! G N K X; Enpeh Hayes, Laeasine;
j Davidson, wife and child, La w II r;
Capt d Reeves, A Rigmaiden, West Lake
Charles; Ben Asher, Galveston, Henry W
Chapman, N o; Henry Weesh's Station; Perry
II Barnett, n Y; Michel Benolt, Calcasieu;
julien Benolt, Verlnilionyilie; Rev N Kelly,
CITY i
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MARRIED:

MITCHELL -BRANTLY ---At the residence
Of @. p, Hampton, West Lake Charles, on
Wednesday, Feb, 10, 1881, by Justice 2 b.
Ferren, MI. John 7, Mitchell to Miss Susan
4. Brantly.
GE--SMITH-At the residence Of T.
p. Ferren, Esq, on Monday, FOB, u, 1851,
by Justice 4. b. Ferrcp, Mr.. Andrew Burge
to Mrs Lucinda Jane Smith.
RYAN-SALLIER--Att the residence OF the
brides PARENTS on Thnrsday, Feb. "a, 1881,
BY Justice r. B. Ferrep, Mr. George Ryan,
Jr., TO Miss Rosana 9aIlier. lcoll
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$1,000 DE REC0MP[NsE.

II a RFCOMPI,NSE ei-dessus men
IL tionnde sera payee par Ia COM
pagnic dc chclniu do fer, Louisiana
Wcstern-7a leurs bureau 4 McComb---
pour Ia denonciation ct l'appr6hension
dc Ia personue ON des personnes, qui,
dams Ia mutt du 81 Jauyier, ont place
DIES Instructions sur Ia vote do ladits
compagnie, 4 pen pros \ deux miles !
l'ouest DC Mccomh, Paroisse Lafay cite,
Cette offre est permanente pour n d.
noneiation Of "a conviction de tout.
personne obstruant do qneIque lnaniars
que &C soft Ia dite compagnie au pdlil
do ID vic DIES ypyagsuss 81 DIV public en-
general. Ef6g. s, 1881.
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Cooperation Taxpayers.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Tag
IN payers Of the town Of Lake Charles,
that tho tax rolls for the year 1880 have
been delivered TO me, aud arc now On
file in the Office Of the Tax Collector,
and that the taxes for the year 1880 are
now due. They are further notified
that ell names which appear on the de-
linquent rolls for back years, and have
not paid said delinquent taxes within
ten days flom the date hereof, I will
proceed TO collect the sans with costa,
JULIEN RICHARD,
Corporation Tax Collector,
Dot. 30, 1885,