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Webster, Taylor, 1923 acres,
taxes rs.
Wedge, A G, taxes III to IA.
Arneaud, Jean, So 26-l00 acres,
taxes '76 to rs.
Brousard, N D, 80 acres, num-
bers unknown, taxes ZIG.
Fontenot, J L, 81 70-100 acres,
IL of n W IL, and W IL of n @
IA sec ~, tip Z, range s west, taxes
rs to '7S.
McCoiquodale, John M, 160
acres, n W l 4 of sec "a, tip s, +
Ii west, taxes '76.
Niblet, r G, 40 21-100 acres, lot
IL, sec 10, tip 9, S 10 west, taxes
rs to rs.
Teal, VIM c, so 45-1OO acres,
undivided IL of IL of s e IA
sec 80, tip 6, ST s west, taxes '76
to '78.
By virtue of said authority, I
will offer said property for sale, in
the order as above set forth, at
public auction, at the principal
front door of the courthouse, in
which the civil district court of
said parish il held, on the FIRST
SATURDAY, the I'd day of July. A. D.
1881, within the hours prescribed
by law for judicial sales, to the
highest and last bidder, and without
appraisment, and for CASH, which
sales will continue thereafter on
Monday, the 4th day of July, AID.
1881, and from day to day until
all of said property has been Of
fered for sale.
TERMS OF SALE-Extlacts from
said acts: Provided the tax col
lector shall not receive bid for a
less amount than the sum neces-
sary to pay all taxes and licenses
that may be due the State, or any
political corporation therein, to-
gether with all penalties, costs,
inter ests and charges which may
be attached to said property. The
party bidding the highest for any
piece of property thus offered shall
be adiudged the purchaser, aud to
whom the tax collector shall pro-
coed at once to make titles in due
form, upon payment of the amount
of money bid, and all such deeds
of sale shall be received in courts
in evidence as prima facia valid
titles, ard upon which the pur-
chasers shall be put into immediate
possession of the property thus
purchased.
Witness, my official signature on
this the 18th day of May, AID.
1881. DAVID II. LYONS,
Sheriff and Tax Collector Cal
casieu Parish.
May %, 1881.
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FOR SALE.

A RESIDENCE and out houses, with lot
~ measuring one hundred feet front, by
two hundred feet deep, on Ryan street, be-
tween Broad and Mil streets. The locality
10 q desirable one, and the buildings are new
and finished up Al style. For further par
ticulars apply to the undersigned.
PETER BRQTHERSON.
Lake Charles La, Dune 4, 81.
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La, [
May 70 1881.
NTOTICE Is hereby given that the follow
LIN ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make fual proof in support Of
his claim, and that said proof viii be made
before the Judge or Clerk Of Court at Lake
Charles, La, on the I'd OF July, 1851, viz;
Daniel Bates, Homestead No 1890, for the
Z half OF s w al, and w half Of s e az, See
5, r 10 S, 8 w. Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultlva-
ton of, said Land, viz Jacob Ryan, y. B..
Kli]Smap, Patrick Fitzgerald aud Casisis
'Touelly, OF Calcasieu parish, Louisiana
GEO. BAlDEY, Register.
June 4, 1881.
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DIED:


KING-At his residence in the town OF
Lake Charles, WILLIAM Kline, aged 40 years.
o'BRIEN--In this town on the ID inst,
MARY JOSEPHINE, aged 10 months and 16
days, daughter Of Jeremiah O'Brien and Mary
", Hawkins.
GRAY-At his residence, In Lake Charles
La, on Thursday, May 70, 1881, REUBEN
FLANAGAN GRAY, M. d., aged 20 years, 8
II days.
/New Orleans, north Louisiana, and Abbez
fyt1e, y. Q. papers, please copy.
y The deceased was born IN Abbevillc dis
trict, S. c., where he acquired brilliant
reputation us physician aud surgeon. He
removed thence to Miss, and thence, in 1851,
TO north Louisiana, from which section he
came TO Lake Charles IN 1869, practicing his
profession here until few months ago, when
age and failing health compelled him to sus-
life.
Few names In Louisiana are more widely
known, or will be more gratefully remem-
hered, than DIR. Gray's TO mind, vigorous
and highly cultivated, he joined superior
skill and great experience IN the medical pro-
fesdon, and to these he added a most kindly
and generous disposition, and heart throb-
bing with benevolent and charitable impulses.
When suffering humanity came IN his way he
never passed by on the other side, and the
fact that sufferer was poor and fIiendless
was q guarantee that lie might rely on DR.
Gray for sympathy and relief. He has been
known, here IN Lake Charles, TO take sick
railroad laborer from the roadside TO his own
house, give him room, to the serious incon-
yenience Of his own family, and to minister to
all his wants for weeks together until health
was fully restored, of course without hope
Of other compensation than the gratitude Of
the sufferer
Before the war, his eminent skin and
\. ~
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BIO. Harry HYAMs, the veteran
editor Of the Sugar Planter, devotes a
column editorial, and a very interest
ing one, TO the late decision of the
Supreme Court on the Sunday law
question. As Que Of the leading Jour
nalists in Louisiana, his earnest utter
auces in favor of the prohibition of
the sale of Intoxicating liquor on
Sunday, deserve special consideration.
lie says:
"To see this parish return to the
Sunday scenes of former days, after en-
joying peace in all its attractive forms,
will be like restoring barbarism to a
people blessed with enlightenment.
A vote to suppress the sale of liquor
'on Sundays would be carried by an
Overwhelming majority of our voters
-rcmomber, not vote to suppress all
business on those days-and that would
settle the matter SO far as our parish
is concerned, and that is all we care
for. And even if that remedy should
fail, the Sunday law men, as we are
called. viii ever possess power enough
to control the action of the police
jury in the issuing of licenses TO store
keepers from year to year, and that
must succeed if all other remedies fail.
One thing certain, our taxpayers are
determined in their purpose. We have
seen and felt the benefits of our So
called Sunday law, and we are deter
mined it shall be maintained in one
form or the other"
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JUDGMENT.
TN judicial District Co,ss. Rvish Of raie
xfsat-AD $50.

fifh judicial District Co,ss. Byish Of udieG-
sie,t-No. $50.
Dorisc Pithon, wife. vs.. Victor Touchy, hush
APRIL TERM, 1881.
T N this case a Judgment by defanlt having
l. been regularly entered, more than two iu-
dicial days having elapsed and Defendant still
failing 10 appear or answer, Plaintiff proved
her demand according to law, and the law
and the evidence being In favor Of Plaintiff
and against Defendant, iksis therefore,, or
dered, adjudged and decreed, that the Plain
tiff Dorise Pithon, wife of Victor T0uchy, do
have and recover Judgment against her said
husband Victor Touchy. for the sum OF Two
Thousand Eight Hundred and ffty-six 33-100
dollars, with legal interest from judicial de-
mand, TO wit: May 3, 1881, further ordered
that said Plaintiff be dccrped ~ have legal
mortgage for the amount Of her claim upon
all the property Of Defendant Victor T0uchy,
TO date from March ID, 1876, and that said
Defendant pay all costs of this suit. Thus
done, read and signed In open Court, this 10th
day Of May, A. ID. 1881.
(Signed) STEPHEN u. READ,
Judge 14th Judi. District Court, La
Filed May 10, 1881.
(Signed) TIIAD. MAYO, Clerk.
- A true copy--May II, 1881.
LIS. A. M. MAYO,
t-- Deputy Clerk Dist. Court.
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Scarborough, NJ E, lots corner
Broad and Hodges sts-taxes ~, rs.
Secendorf, August, l-2 of W l-2
block So, Kirby subdivision-taxes
III and IA.
Stoddard, B R, Z lots on Broad ST,
IL of block Is, Bilbo subdivision
parish taxes rs.
Vincent, Isaac, 3 lots on Broad
and Ford sts-taxes " and 'fs.
Vincent, Lastie, lots ON Common
st-taxes ~ and '7S.
West, Mrs Marion, ] lot on lake
bank, between Pujo and Farquhar-
taxes II and '7s.
Platz, Peter, l acre fronting on
Division st-taxes rs.
Canton, VIM, lots-taxes '7s.
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DIsTRIoT CoURT.-A special term Of
our District Court commenced last
Monday, and will probably adjourn
next Monday. As is was called spc-
cially for the purpose of trying refused
cases, referred, for trial, to Hon. Geo.
w. lIudspeth, judge of the 18th dis
trict, but little other business was
transacted.
With facility for the dispatch of
business, which has given him a high
reputation in his own district, Judge
Hudspeth, in three days, tried all the
cases referred to him, and rendered
judgments as follows:
Larkin N. Minis VS.. Eberly Swinford;
Alex. Gilmer, warrantor Land suit.
Judgment in favor of defendant and
warrantor Appeal, by plaintiff, to
Supreme Court.
David ii. Lyons VS.. the Parish of
Calcaseu. Suit to enforce payment
of sleritf's costs and fees. Judgment
in favor of plaintiff.
Caroline N. Bonds VS.. James Cole.
Suit, on alternative demands, to re-
scind and annul notarial act of settle
ment of the community, etc, or re-
cover balance of money due by such
settlement. Judgment in favor of de-
PENDANT, rejecting plaintiffs demand
for uullity and rcscission of the nota-
rial act Of settlement, and in favor of
plaintiff for the balance due her by
that settlement.
General Francis T. Nichols, of New
Orleans, and +. +. Perrodin, ESQ, of
Qpelousas, arrived on the Thursday
night train, in time to hear the indg-
ment, Friday morning, in the Minis VS..
Swinford suit; Gen. Nichols being
attorney for Gilmer, warrantor, and
Mr.. Perrodin attorney for Swinford,
defendant. Gen. Nichols was accom-
panied by his excellent and estimable
wife, and the entire party of visitors,
including Judge liudspeth, left for
home last night, on the eastern train.
Alex. Gilmcr, Esq, of Orange, aud
John 7. Eddleman, Esq, of Johnson's
Bayou, Cameron, parish, interested in
the Minis VS.. Swinford suit, arrived
here yesterday morning, and left last
night.
We understand that Judge IIud-
speth will attend special term of
court in Cameron parish, in July, to
try Reused cases there.
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Tewn OF Lake Charles.

Gorham, Est. C w, d Il Stoddard
aGt, one lot fronting on Pithofs
alley, tax eighteen hundred seventy,
seven.
Geary. JAS p, thirteen lots block
no eighteen, Bilbo subdivision, and
one lot fronting on Broad st-pal'ish
tax '78.
Anderson, T G, thirteen acres, lots
tcu and eleven Hutchins subdivision
tax II.
Dilbo, Jos J., G blocks Nos 23, "a,
30, 81, "a and 35, Bilbo subdivision,
and A acres near Corporation Grave
yard-taxes III and '7S.
Cole, James, ten lots, situated
on south, and 5 IN north side Broad
st--taxos II and rs.
Collins, James, 2 lots in Hutchins
subdivision on Kirby st-taxes for
~ and rs.
Coward, r A, one lot Kirby sub
division-taxes ~.
Courtney heirs, 2 acres corner
Bilbo and Pujo sts-taxes III and '7S.
Drew & Go, one lot No Of Pithon
sub-divsion-taxes II and rs.
Hanson, Chris, twelve lots block
No so, Bilbo subdivision, 400 and
5l0 feet--taxes W and rs.
billiard, j Nd, one block. No. 20,
Bilbo subdiyision-taxes III and rs.
Huston, Frank r, Is lots, IL in
block No 8, Bilbo subdivision, and
3 lots on corner Of Broad and Hodges
sts-taxcs III and rs.
Haskell, VIM II, IS lots, taxes rs
and parish tax rs.
Hemmenway, Il p, 9 acres lot 10,
Hutchins sub-division-taxes '78.
johnson, August Z, 4 Of lot No SO,
Kirby subdivision taxes III and
Langley, Jno, ] lot fronting on
Broad st-taxes " and rs.
Lee, Jasper, 8 lots--tax n and rs.
Livingston, Frank, lot ne corner
block No i, Bilbo subdivision tax
cs ".
Lyons, Ell, ! of block No 6, Bilbo
subdivision parish taxes oldy, ~
and '78.
Lefranc, Thos, lot corner Pithon
alley and public square--taxes rs.
Mathis, Joseph, s lots, bounded
north by A Pujo, west by Jacob
Hanson-taxes NJ and rs.
Moss, j v, s acres in corner of
corporation rs.
Miller, Chas, 2 lots--taxes rs.
Murray, Geo, j lot fronting on
Pithon alley-taxes rs.
Reid, A Z, acres in blocks 8 and
9, Bilbo subdivision taxes M and'7S
Reid, David Jno, lots-taxes III
and rs.
Reid, Mrs Alex, 3 acros-taxes III
and rs
Reimers, Peter, lot 6e3 feet by
ls0-taxes '73 and n.
Ryan, Geo Nv, 8 lots-7parish taxes
only, rs.
Ryan, Jacob, 6lots- parish tax rs. 4
Ryan a. Go, ] steam saw and shin
gle mill-parish tax rs.
Ryan, Jacob, tutor, liz lots block
No ~, Bilbo subdivision parish tax
only, 10.
Ryan, ] 1, parish tax only, A lots
corner Hodges ST. taxes rs.
Ryan, D q, 80 lots parish tax Y 4
Ryan & Gearyi 4 lot fronting Diyi /
sion stz-pal.ish tux '78.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE VOTERS OF
l. the town Of Lake Charles that, for the
purpose Of adding to the registry, upon per
s0Dql application, the names of all qualified
electors, rot previously registered, and to
enable those who have removed from various
portions Of the parish to Lake Charles, to have
such changes noted on the Registration Book,
to enttle them to vote at the ensuing town
election, TO be holden on the 9Th day of June,
1881. The office OF Registration will be open
at the Courthouse in the town of Lake
Charles, from TO IL O'Clock n. m, and from
TO O'Clock p. m, commencing on Monday,
May Both, and ending on Saturday June 4,
1881. ID. j. REID,
may2S-2wJ Assessor and Registrar.
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siieriH''s Sale.

Leon s II. Blum vs.. Alex. @. poulct.

4.
Leon s. II. Blum VS.. Alex. @. PouIct
10y Wr.uo Of writ Of Hgc,i Facias, issued
ID and to me directed, from the Hon. Court
aforesaid, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder, for Cash.
with the benefit of appraisement, at the Court
House door Of this parish, In the town OF
Lake Charles, La, on SATURDAY, the 18Th
day Of June, A. ID. 1881, at eleven o'clock A.
M., the following described property, TO wit :
Lots IS and 10, according to the plan Of
Subdivision of the property Of the heirs Of
S. A. Kirby, surveyed BY j. p Parsons, July
~, on file In the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court, for Calcasicu parish Louis
lana, ex-oilico Recorder of conyeyapces,
mortgages and other miscellaneous Acts
the said lots being bounded on the north by
Clarence street, and fronting each, one hun
dred feet, on said street, south by Pithon's
coulee, and raining between parallel lines
from Clarence street aforesaid, to said Pr
thons coulee; the said lot No. rs being
bounded on the west by Ryan street. and the
said lot No. T5 being bounded on the cast BY
lot No. IA, according 70 said Subdivision Of
said property, together with all the buildings
and improvements situated on said lots Nos.
70 and rs, and thereto appertaiiiing and be-
longing, consisting Of d cottage dwelling
house, kitchen, she'd cistcIn, fencing, fruit
trees, etc. Seized to satisfy said writ, issued
in the above mentioned suit
DAVID II, LYONS, Sheriff.
sheriif's Office, Lake Charles, La, May IA,
1881,
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Thursday, June No, 1881,
State Of Louisiana,
PARLSH OF CALCASIEU.

Clerks Q6iec-1ith Judicial District Court
DURSUANT TO an order from the Hon s.
L d. Read, Judge l4th Judicial District of
Louisiana, dated April Is, 1881, public notice is
for the trial Of all civIl and criminal eases,
and the transaction of all ciyil and criminal
business not requiring jury, and especially
for the trial of such civil cases as have been
or may be, by reason Of recusation, referred
for trial to any Hon. District Judge OF an
other Judicial District Of this State, will be
held at the Courthouse Of said parish, in the
town of Lake Charles commencing on MON
DAY, the Both day of May, A. d. 1881,
--A-- Witness my hand and seal OF
L. s. office at Lake Charles, La, April
49, 23 1881. TIIAD. MAYO,
Clerk District Court
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LABoRERs WANTED.-We learn that
a prominent timber man, from the up
per Calcasieu river, is writing to Mis-
sissippi and Texas, for laborers to cut
and hanl, in our pine woods, logs for
saw mills. lie says that five hundred
laborers could get permanent and
pA8table employment, and that chop
pers realize from two to four dollars
per day.
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and twenty-eight tip west, taxes
of rs.
Williams Louis, one half acre near
Lake Charles, taxes TT and rs.
Young Julius N, 1913 acres in secs
twenty-eight and twenty-nine, TIP 3 r
6 west, taxes ~ and '7S.
Young JEFF, 40 acres, purchased at
sale of Julius Young, taxes TT and
eighteen hundred and seventy-eight.
Yellott L B. 100 acres, or sec
thirty-one tip 9sr9 west, taxes '7S.
Darlington Thomas, 40 acres, Ii or
of n W Or sec thirty one tip sr west,
taxes 70 to 20.
Berry Mary, 3o5 5-1oo acres, lots
eight, nine, ten, fourteen, fifteen and
sixteen, sec 33, half n W Or sec "a
tip eight r 8 west, taxes IA to rs.
Bertrand Pierre. one hundred and
sixty acres in tip eight S 4 west, taxes
'73 to rs.
Cole Alexander, eighty acres, n or
NV or, W or of S or sec one tip 6
sr west, State taxes IA to '7S
Cole Stephen ID, seventy-fve acres,
bought of ID A Cole, taxes '76 to rs.
Edwards Joseph, one hundred and
and thirty-six $1,000 acres in sec tip
eight r seven west, taxes II to 70.
Farris Welborn, 20 acres, bought of
A Farris, taxes rs to '18.
Fontenot Elize, one hundred and
scventy-two 9-lo0 acres in secs 2 and
3 tip seven 6 west, taxes rs to rs.
Fruger Celessin, two hundred and
forty-one 9-loo acres in sec twenty
seven tip 6 sr4 west, taxes '76 to '7S.
Cause BENZ, one hundred and sixty
l9-loo acres, half of il W or, and n
half of W ar, and e or of or sec
thirty-one tp 6 r seven west, taxes
'76 to rs.
Guillory Emile B, one hundred and
twenty acres in tp 9 s eight west.
purchased of Louis Lefranc, taxes III.
johnson Peter L, eighty acres in sec
G tip 6 i 5 west, taxes of eighteen
hundred and seventy three and eigh
teen hundred and seventy-eight.
Langley Jno NJ, 40 acres on Beck.
worth Greek, taxes of eighteen hundred
and scvcnty.four to eighteen hundred
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haphuci b"ipi Ns' pdehaAni muSci'
PY virtue of a writ of Fieii btlciaS, issued
ID and to me directed, from the Hon, Court
aforesaid, will offer for sale at public auc-
tion, to the last and highest bidder, for Cash,
with the benefit Of appraisement, at the Court
House door Of this parish, in town of Lake
Charles, La, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
June, A. y. ~, at eleven O'Clock A, NJ, the
following described property, to wit:
The Schooner HERMlGS, Of about II $500
Tons, hailing from Brashear La, with all her
rigging, tackle, boats, and everything to said
vessel or schooner belonging, Seized TO
satisfy sud writ Issued IN the above men
toned suit.
DAVID II, LYONS. Sheriff.
Sheriff IS office, Lake Charles, La, May IA,
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Anril 30, 81
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La,

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La,
April IL, vi,
NJ Office is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice OF his in
tentiou to make final proof In support Of his
claim aud that said proof will be made be-
fore the Judge or CLERK Of Court at Lake
Charles, La, on May 20, 81, viz:
FRANCOIS Framingo, Homestead No, $500,
for the y W IA Of N w II, Sec II, s = IA Of
N e IA, and N L IA of L IA, Sec 10, I Z
s, 4 w, Louisiana Meridian. lie names tho
following witnesses. to prove his continuous
viz; Villemont Marcantel, Colin Heberl,
Louis Nugcnt and Adolph Hcbert, Of Calea-
siou parish Louisiana
GEO, BALDEY, Register,
mil IN ,a1
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state and Parish Licenses.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all parties CON
4 y cemed, that The State and Parish Liccn-
scs, for the year 1881, are now due. Those
wishing to avoid costs will please call Mt my
Office, ip the town Of Lake Charles, and settle
the same. d. III, LYONS,
Sheriff and Tax Collector
Feb. 10, lSSi.--tf.