davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-10
Kristendenen och folkr4kning On.

Granskar man de statistiska upp-
gifterna r6rande vart land under de
senaste 80 aren, och jemf6r dem med
kristendomens tillvaxt under samma
It'd, kommer man till ganska anmark-
nings varda och pa samma gang till.
fredsstallande resultat. Ar 1850 ut
gjordes F6renta Staternas befolkning
af % millioner menniskor, och hela
landet funnos d1 5000 kristna kyr.
kor, varda 81 millioner dollars. Tio
ar senare hade befolkningen stigit till
81 millioner och kyrkornas antal till
$4,000, varda III millioner dollars.
Under delta artionde hade saledes b.
folkningen for0kat sig 36 procent,
kyrkorna AZ procent. och det kapital
som af dem representerades hade nara
f0rdubblats. Dessa siffror vittna ON
On f6rvanande lifaktighet och energi
pa det reliRi6sa omradet under de ito
ar, som f0regingo inbdrdeskrigets ut
brott.
Aren l880-70 karaktariserades af
svara pr6fningar; den f6rsta halften
af dem upptogs af det ALT odelaggan-
de kriget, hvars skuggor afven bred
de slit m6rka, olyeksdigra indytande
Diver den senare halften. Ar 1870
hade vi SO millioner innevanare och
Y, 900 kyrkor. varderade till 354 mill
lioner dollars. Medan befolkningen
tilltagit med % procent, hade saledes
kyrkorna f6r6kat sig med S5 procent
och det af dem representerade kapita-
let mer an f6rdubblats.
LAtom oss EFT 6gonbliok beRrunda
dessa siffror for att Sc, hvilken grad
kristna religionen varderas och be-
skyddas af yart folk. Sasom nyss
tnamdes hade F6renta Staterna 1870 l
frundt tai 38 millioner innevSnare.
vid samma It'd funnos (likaledes
rundt tal) u tusen organiserade kyrk.
forsamlingar med 5000 kyrkbygna.
der. I dessa kyrkor funnos q. as, ,062
sittplstser. Det DR. naturligtvis en-
given SAX at 81 ALA personsr ! ett
land kunna samtidiet 60 I kyrkan.
| Frxn dc % millionsrna masts VI bort.
tasa dsnyeket unsA Do aArtga d
| siska oSkd dan som mfsts vaxdA dam.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-10

o. s. fran Atwater fragar: Hvar
kan man fl k6pa EFT engelskt och
svenskt lexikon (dictionaryll
Skrif till Sanborn & Co., 1923 Wash
inpton Ave. S., dar finnes eller anskaf.
fas sadana. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-10
YArA alEentels. { ].

s. h seasaa,s ~ WasA. Ays's 9, n1Bs g. 9,
chas. Rfnan, ls1 Z M stE, 81. P.na.
J. a. Laeerstr6m, Kast Union, Carver Go.
Philip o. Johnson, Watestown ="
CHARLES Remqvta csef'
Neis N. Holm, Grove City, Msskr :.
Bengt Hanson, litchAeld,
.. Hoglnnd, Dasssl, v...,. .
]: u. Jon.ssen. Se.adia, #.ahiagton {.
n, D. Anderson, Evansville
s n. Carlson, Willmar, Kandiyom
4. q. solbetg, Oscars Lake. Deuelas .
John Kron, Alexandda, -
A. Blom, Ortonville. Big Stone
4. L. Knutasen, Pelican Rapids, osass Taa' c. :.
Nils Anderson, Townsite. .,.
Mis- Nilsson. Sacred Heart, ksnvnle ooonV'
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-10

wi sAMMANvUxNA Tv1111NeAR
komma l dessa dagar att forevisas l
Wien. Denna gang DR. 6et par twill
lingbarn, som t. o. N. ofvertraffa de
ps sin It'd ryktbara siamesiska twill.
uagarne. 0fre delen at barnens krop.
par ar sammanvaxt fran sjette ref
benet anda ned till underlifvet, hvar-
efter de bada br6derna endast ha cit
par bon ooh cit par f0tter. Enligt la
kares unders0kningar ha de bada bar
nen hvar sin mage,hvar slit hjerta ooh
hvar sina lungor, ,liksom Diver hufvud
taget lifsverksamheten fortgar hos den
enc oberoende Of den andre. Den enc sof-
ver den andre Or vaken, den enc Crater,
den andra skrattar, h0gra foten lyder
h6gra broderns villa och venstra TO-
ten den andre brodrens. Hvartdera
barnet scr och h0r, kanner, tanker,
pratar, ater och dricker for sig. Ba'
da barnen aro friska och glada SAINT
upderhAlla sig med hvarandra pa ba.
sta satt. De aro f6dda l Piemont 1
Italien och aro nu 81 ar gamla. De
tala med akta italiensk uflighet och
CORA darvid tecken med sina fyra han.
der. Hufvudena mAste de naturligtgis
luta Ut sidorna. F0raldrarne aro ar.
betsfolk vid mann Tocci. Modren,
som self ammat dem, ar nu % a1
gammal och en- sardeles behaglie
qvinna.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-10
Habeas-corpus-akten,

som med anledning af oroligheterna
pa IrlHud nu sd ofta kommer pa tai,
utg6res af vissa stadganden, som afse
att sky:1da engelska undersAtar mot
domstolprs och myndigheters 6fver.
grepp. 'tedan de aldsta lagstadgan
dena ! ugland inneh0llo garantiel
for den rsenliga friheten, och sena-
re statsgc ,ndlagar hafva uttryckligen
sanktion LIT tryggheten delta afse-
ende. Ep'gt Magma charta kunde On
fri man ei rresteras eller insparras
fangelse, orr an han dartill blifvit
domd af d VI stol eller pa grund af en-
antsgen 10 b0rjan af Karl rs re-
gering forkLuade emellertid Kings.
bench att ~ m ioke under aberopande
af Magma ch1rtu kunde fordra utl en-
nandet af On fAnge, som utan upp3if.
ven orsak arresterats pa befallnin7 af
konungen eller af det hemligs radpts
order. Ned anledning haraf f6rkla-
rade parls ,uentet DR. 1927 uttry .kH-
gen, att ingen fri man Rck arr ste
! as eller fangslas utan bestamd j.. IT,
velse, mot hvilken han pa lagli 3 vag
kunde f6rsvara sig. Konun .arnes
:: ;:odtyckli ,het fick emelle It'd t:l1alle
att kringgi lagen, och en- ny parla-
" entsakt vidtogos darf0r anrn nog.
erannare bestammelser. K Arl lis
q. dtyckliphet gjorde ytterligare sada-
na af modem och slutligen antogs 1878
den ber mda Habeas.corpus-akten.
ma in'lehaller 81 klara och nog-
nna bestammelser, att de om6jlig.
IA hvat je godtycklighet vil britiska
81 stsbor cares asssstering. De vigti.
Z ste paragraferna !anehAlla, att hvar-
j engel ,man, som arreaterAs, genast
8 all fs veta anledninc en- till sitt
ringslaade SAINT inom 81 immars for
lopp f.rh0ras SAINT Ut losslappas
snut b,rgen. Domare, fangvsktare
oob an Ira embetsman. som bry tt mot
akten, blottst4ila sig for eftertey ckli-
Ga STRAIT, for hvilka konungen icke
eyer ratt att ben&da. Endast Ut 'er-
sta n0H.all, dA staten ar fara, kan
Habeo corpxs-e IN tills vidare upp-
/ vas, hvilke motsvarar hvad son
',vinent nkallas inf6rande af b.
lagrin .stillstandet, men endast kn q
ske geuom cit parlamentsbeslui.
Ehurl akten sAlunda for nd ,on
It'd tllorar sin gdllande kraft, Q var
star dock embetsmannens ansv, .ig.
het. men mar ordnade f0rhalle nden
ater intrada, pldgar parlamentt't ge.
ON en- "bill of indemnity" t,itaga
IN fran ALA mojligen uppko,nmande
kat ri skadestand for de nnder in
teri, stlilstAndet verksta ~ arre-
steringarha.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-10

a.aRen angAende ttdningar och tid'
skrifter 1 E8renta StatoIna.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24
eureka DaiIp 5cutinel.
IN THE FIELD.

According to u dispatches Conkling
and Platt are both in tho field for re-
election. A conference was held at the
residence of Vice-P President Arthur on
Sunday at which the details were all ar
ranged. The conference was intended to
call together many Of the representative
Republicans Of the Empire State. But
few attended, and in the point of num-
bers the affair fell little short of a dead
failure. All through this squabble our
Jones has been revolving around Conk-
ling like a miller around a tallow candle.
Jones seems /. unduly anxious to have
everybody understand that he is devoted
to Conkling; he is painfully conspicuous
in the whole business.
Conkling asserts that he would prefer
to retire from political life, but yielding
to the solicitation of friends he has con-
cluded to enter the field at Albany for a
reelection. He won't submit to any
thing, however, short of Platt going
through with him. In this he is right;
and it is now as fifty to one that both
will be returned without the least diff
.,Itxr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24

Miss Murray, an employee in the Balti-
more postofice, has been awarded $4,000
damages against Postmaster Tyler, of
that place, for kissing her without her
consent. He objected to the case being
tried in Baltimore, alleging that his legal
residence was not there. The Court
thought that his being postmaster of the
city was sufficient evidence that if his
residence was not there it ought to be.
Tyler is an Ohio man, and preferred an
Ohio jury to determine how much he
ought to pay for kissing a pretty girl. 1t
must be confessed that the Baltimore fell
lows assessed it away up. At that price
girls will have to ask for a kiss before
they get one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24
REAIEN.

There is no man in these United States
who knows better how Hayes robbed
Tilden out of the Presidential chair than
the editor of the Ruby Hill Mining News.
Before the Congressional Committee and
since, Mr.. Anderson has stoutly main
tanned that Hayes had no more right to
the high office than Emperor Norton.
He was fairly and overwhelmingly beaten,
and only got in through the most shame
less fraud, including both forgery and
perjury, crimes which Hayes not only
condoned but rewarded. A paragraph in
yesterdays mining News is as follows:
EVERY man eonversant with the facts
knows that Hayes was honestly beaten,
and the true story of how he obtained
his seat, when it is written, will make
the most disgraceful page in the history
of American politics"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24
ADvERTIsING Rates

For the benefit particularly of the gen.
tlemen who occasionally drop into the
business Office Of western newspapers and
tell how cheap eastern newspapers insert
advertisements, we reprint the following
from al exchange: 1.-The Chicago Tri-
bune, for a column one year, S26, 900.
The New York Herald receives for its
lowest price column $50, 634, and for the
highest S34S, DOC. The New York Tri-
bune gets for its lowest 500, 694, and for
the highest SS5, 64S-and these papers
are never at a loss for advertisements to
fill their columns"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24

Times and Tribune to-day, and tonight
Henry Ward Beecher in an interview SAID
that as far as he had read he was highly
pleased with tie work of the reviser-tnat
he agreed substantially with the changes
made and in fact had for many years peen
using many of these changes IN ms pulpit.
He iisapproved however Of the substitution
Of the word SERVANT" for "slave" used IN
King james version as u Translation "t the
"DouIos.' He was not one Of those aio-
l~itionists who believed slavery was not
recognized in the Scriptures. He thinks
the revision will be very generally ac-
cepted.
Quick work.
CHICAGO. Nav 22.-The following is
sent free Of tolls: On Friday night last the
Western Union Telegraph Company re-
ceived from New York direct for Chicago
newspapers 100, 436 words of special dis
patches, 80. 65S of which were parts of the
revised edition of the New Testament. As
no previous notice Of this extra work had
been given the telegraph company, and as
it was in addition to regular press and or
binary business messages, the feat Is un-
paralleled in the annals of telegraphy, and
but for the combined resources OF the three
former companies now under one manage
ment, would have been an impossibllity.
T~wenty-one direct circuits with New York
were in use. and the time consumed less
than seven hours.
Washington Gossip.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-Some question
about disbursing appropriations for con-
tingent expenses of the Treasury Depart
ment recently led Secretary Window to
order an Investigation by three officials.
The inquiry has been in progress three
weeks, and enough has been developed to
create suspicion that not only 0. L. Pituey,
who has charge of the disbursements, but
higher officials will be seriously affected by
the developments.
turn of Auditor French before enjoining
the July dividend of the Central Pacific on
a claim of two and a quarter millions.
More of the Revised Testament.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-In most of
the Protestant churches to-day clergymen
referred to the New Testament. Their
views in most cases were strongly in favor
of it as q valuable work which would throw
light upon many doubtful matters. In one
or two instances the work was condemned.
Will Participate.
GETTYSBURG, May 22.-President Gar
field and Secretaries Blaine, Window and
Kirkwood will participate in the ceremonies
in National Cemetery, in this place, on
Decoration Day.
A Challenge.
DENVER, May 22.-Miss Curtis has chal-
lenged Miss Pinnes to a 10, Is or 20 mile
race for from $1,000 to s., 900 a side; time
and place to be decided by the challenger.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24

The University of Michigan reports
the case of a young married woman who
was brought into the hospital suffering
from commissions produced by lead
poisoning. How she got the substance
into her system was at first a mystery.
1t transpired, however, that she had
been using a powder sold as 'Aex white"
for Identifying her complexion. The
stuff was made Of carbonate Of lead.
Thus was the illness accounted for.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24
NO DOUBT ABOUT TT.

Mr.. James E. Anderson in his Ruby
hill Mining News makes about the best
point on Garfield that we have seen. He
says "Garield would have bucked like
a Texan steer had any Republican Presi-
dent appointed aver a cross.road post
master in his district without consulting
him. Circumstances. however. alter
cases. as he will have occasion to remem.
Der in | & ssS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24
HOUSE VACANCIES.

There are already three vacancies in
the next House Of Representatives as fol.
lows; Conger of Michigan and Frye of
Maine, gone into the Senate; Morton of
New York. Minister to France, and M.
+. OConnor of South Carolina and Fer
nando Wood of New York. dead. The
last two were Democrats and will be sue
decided by Democrats. as the others are
likely to have Republican successors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24
TO LET. ON EASY TERMS.

4 COOP. SPACIOUS FIRE PROOF n sao r.
"A Warehouse on spring street street on easy
Episcopal Church. VIII Be .sn lsas' Apply 10
terms to 0 good, STEADY MoNAC0,
Al the City Photograph os .psC i'm
Eureka, April 30. 1881.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24
CONFIDENCE.

Ex-Queen Isabella of Spain is a con.
siderable property owner in Washington.
she owns a large number of lots on Capi.
tol hill and q row of brick houses. She
evidently has confidence in the stability
Q! the Republic and its security a. a
place of investment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24
MARRIED.

In Eureka, May "a, Henry A. Martin to Miss
Ida j. Horn, Rev. b. @. Crawford officiating.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24
OVER THE WATER.
Farther Prosecutions or the .yevs-
breaking for America.

MOSCOW May 2s.-The police are taking
precautions against a rumored atsack on
the Jews. Some Jewish families have al.
ready ned and othsrs are dspositing their
valuables in the banks.
vrrxxA. May rs. - Commission mar.
chants here have received urgent warning
70 witsdraw grain stored In Russia. AZ
5seIe u danger Of general plumber and
aes.rucilon. Advices from Warsaw state
snas ! number OF Jewish fugitives are Ar
s,ving from all parts Of Russia, and will
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-24

AZ the new San Francisco Photo ana
tsrrotype gallery they are now preparas
% make the best Of enameled -photogranss
s snu lellosype pictures cheaper than ever
neasu ~; oali and examine specimens n
Iaar q Sackson House, corner Of Buel md
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31

Health and strength given to delicate wo-
men, nursing mother and infant children who
use Browns Iron Btters.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31
NO. 1.80.


,Asrd-up s. : Aaaband = tx ~ q
night = yea.s
sTh6n yos oppoae To idea q - slee-
'ltien "a either your syes u nine Y
''yse. Wsrs bettsf y ~ ~ lYes
ars'sssss sgd axd ~ know Il; 4 -
IcroSssys iasd ! knev II. Together ~
reasxell matched - ) pair Of bob
tailed horses. Now people pity ~.
II only one Of US was cross-cycd tho
world would loss Whist little syInpsthy
u has for y, and the strsightcycd one
would probably grow to despise tho 9th
or. No, no; let our eyes remain o. they
are. The fact that they arc crooked II
a bond OF union between u.s.
ssCorrect,' retorted the husband ohoer-
fully. s'And now that each has ac-
knowlsdged to being orosscyed, lots
heneeforth stop wrangling npon that
subject Never again let our cross eyes
be the occasion for cross words"
PETER PATCH.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31

A gentleman crossing tho English
channel stood near the helmslnar. TWAS
. calm and pleasant evening, and mono
dreamed Of . possible danger to their
good ship. But sudden tapping Of
sail. asif the wind had shifted, caught
the officer on watch aud lle aprang at
once to The wheel, examining closely
the compass.
"You are half point off the course,
he said sharply to tho man ut the
wheel. The deviation was corrected,
and tho officer returned to his post.
sYon must steer very accurately"
said the looker-on, "when only half =
point is 80 much thought of
"Ah, half point in MANY places
might bring Us directly on tho rocks
he said.
So it is in life. Half point from
truthfulness strands us upon The rocks
Of falsehoods; half point from per-
feet honesty and we arc storing right
for the rocks Of crime and 30 Of all
kindred vices. Tho beginnings are al
ways small. No one climbs summit
at one bound, but goes up one little
step at q time, Children think lightly
of what they coll small things. These
rocks do not look SO fearful to them.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31

A FINE LINE OF FRENCH. AMERICAN
n and NursinglCorsets at COTTON prices
At a. ROSENFlEID'S. :
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31

"It's 10 nse,r says the dcsponaent
dyspeptic. Bntitis Of use. Your s,lf-
ferings can DO relieved /; thousands have
been cured, and You can also. BROKEN
down, Responding victims Of dyspepsia,
liver complaint, fever and ague, rheu-
mstism, nervous debility or prels2fHEEe
decay, will find in Simmons Liver Kcae
ulator, prepared by J. II. zeilin s. Go. ],
vegetable specific which reaches the
source Of tho trouble and effects On al-
solute and permanent cure. Itregnlates
the liver, dispels dependency and re-
stores health.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31
Insurance Oil !!

INSURANCE OIL--Por sale by authority OF
/ the Company, at E WRITINGS Grocery
and Crockery store.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31

.EOH SALE-RARECH AECE-A1 Garden,
i in good running order, containing arponts
Of land. New House, Stables, Good Well. etc.
Situated on Continuation Of North boulevard,
Square 81 Apply ~ j. COMBOUz0U, On the
promises o. ct the CAofroLtAS Odica. epr30.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31

At Mr.. George Henderson'a tomorrow
night, at I O'clock, Twenty-Five cent
Mite Meeting will BIO held for the benz
fit of the Presbyterian Church. Friends
ore cordially invited.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31

The highest hopes and interest Of the
race rest on the purity, health and
strength Of womanhood. Wetake pleas
ure in referring our readers to the re-
markable efficacy Of Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound in oil that class Of
diseases from which women suffer so
much.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31

r INEN AND HOUSEHOLD DEPART.
IL ment-From the conimouest cotton to the
beat 1874 York Street Flax Spinning Company's
Linen Sheeting, at popular prices. -
At A. ROSENEIELD'S.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-09-10
Takes! T.aXES!!

NOTICE is hereby given to all taxpayers in
~ the parish OF st. Landry, that the tax rolls
for the year 1881 have been filed in the office
of the Recorder OF Mortgages, and have been
delivered and are on file in my office, as re-
quired by section rs, of act u, OF 1880, and
that the taxes for the year 1881 are now due.
They are further notified that said taxes will
become delinquent on the slst day OF Decem-
annum interest from that date, according to
Article 40 of the Constitution of 1879.
Parties owing taxes on personal property
must come forward and pay immediately, as
said taxes will become delinquent on the LIST
day of November, 1881.
Those wishing to avoid costs of notices and
seizure, will do well to make prompt payment
The publication Of this notice once a week
for two weeks, and the posting thereof on the
door OF the room in which the Civil District
Court Of the parish of st. Landry is held, is by
law mad.. full and complete notice to each
taxpayer and to any person whom it may in
any manner concern.
G.. C. DUSON,
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax Collector OF St.
Landry. sept 10-18S1.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-09-10

Williams, James near Opelousas; stock. AM
cunt of taes, one dollar and thlrty-tWo
cents.
Williams, Louis Atchafalaya; stock. Amount
of ta'es, one dollar and thirty-two cents.
Williams, OneZime near Opel0usas; stock.
Amount of taes, two dollars and twenty
eight cents.
Willery, Albert near Opelousas; stock. AM
cunt Of ta'es two dollars and twelve cents.
Wilson, Arnold Petit Ros; improvements anG
stock. Amount OF ta'es, two dollars anH
twelve cents
Wilson, Ben near OpelOusas; stock. Amount OF
ta'es, one dollar and thirty-two cents,
Wilson, Claiborne near Grand COteau; stock.
Amount OF ta'es, one dollar and th1ty-two
Wilson. Willis Bayou Current; stock. Amount
of ta'es, one dollar and srteen cents.
Winchester, Abraham Bayou ChicOt one mare.
Amount OF ta'es, one dollar and sixteen
cents.
whitehall N. near Washington stock. Amount
of ta'es, two dollars and welye cents
Wroter, Edmon w. Vile Plate three horses
and one head of cattle. Amount of taes,
one dollar and ninety-sir cents
Wyble Anthony near OpelOusas; stock. Am
cunt of tales, one dollar and forty-eigha
cents.
Wintz, Louis Bayou BTuf; horses, cattle, mer-
cliandise and vehicle. Amount of ta'es, III
teen dollars and forty ceuts
Warren Edward near Washington; one horse.
Amount OF t;t'es, one dollar and forty Weight
cents.
Yancy, Ben near OpeIousas; stock and vehicle.
Amount Of ta'es, three dollars and twenty
four cents.
Zerrlngue, Narcisse John Teche; stock. AM
cunt OF taes, two dollars and sirty-four
cents.
On said day of sale will sell such portions OF
said property as each debtor will point out.
and, in case the debtor shall not point out
sufficient property, will at once, and without
further delay, sell the least quantity OF said
property of any debtor which any bidder will
buy for the amount of the taxes, interests and
costs due by said debtor The sale will be-
without appraisement for cash, in legal tender
money OF the United States
C. C. DUSON,
Sheriff and Tar Collector, St. Landry Parish.
Anpust OF
St. Landry democrat., 1881-09-10

We received a visit this week from
that "prince Of good fellows" Henry
Erich Of Chicot. We were glad to
welcome him to our sanctum. If you
don't believe he is a good fellow, just
take a trip to Bayou Chicot and land
there about IL o'clock on a hot day,
tired, hungry and thirsty and if he don't
make you forget your suffering before
you leave then we are willing to be
considered a young George Washing
ton. Success attend him.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-09-10

Passenger trains on the Morgan road
are now running to Garland's Station
above Washington, and will, we under
stand, be running to Holmesville some
time next week. Construction trains
are very near Cheneyville, which will
only leave gap Of five or six miles
when it reaches the last named place
between the Morgan and Pacific road,
which is now completed to Lacompte
from Alexandria.