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3 Head Work Horses,

! 2-yesr old Colt, 18 HEAD CATTLE.
five OF which are mich cows, the ball
Ance young cattle; SO head of thrifty
sheep, most of them with lambs by
their side. 6 head OF hogs, | brood sow
and pigs, light four horse wagon,
nearly new; 2 spring WAGONS, one with
covered top; wht ut fen, Gu; ing box,
wheat drlll, nearly new, Hagerstown
male; l wheelbarrow, pair grain lad
ders, new; grain cradles. 2 moving
scythes, lot of rakes, 2 three horse
b7rshear plows, ] two-horse do, 3
double and sine e shovel plows, forks
corn basket, riding saddle ard bride,
set slTele harness and lines, sets
orteenbands, sets front gears 4 sets
plow gears brides, collars, and lire,
lot OF grain sac!.s, z barrels of vinegar,
u lot OF empty barrels, 2 meat tubs &c
also three ffhs of 80 acres of wheat in
The ground
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
Furniture, cohsis tirg of 5 bedsteads, |
bureau, one sale, one cupboard,
10 chairs, rocking chairs, | parlor
stove, l cook stove, dining table,
stand, clock lot of crooks, buckets,
pans aud dishes, wash tubs, churns,
kitchen table, and many other articles
not here mentioned.
TERMS,-A credit of nine months
will be given on all sums of $40 and
the purchaser giving note
with appro ed security, negotia bic and
payable at the National Bank of Mar.
linshurg, int rest charged from date,
but RENTED ii paid promptly at ma
turity; under $40, cash. No propt rty
to be- removed until terms are com
piled with. GEO. T. SILVER
l.. 5. HOWARD, Auc'r, feb25.
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IN Quebec a singular case has
just been decided in the court
A railway, duly authorized by the
legislature and by the city, built its
roadbed and ran its trains through
a public street. The plaintiff had a
number of tenementS on that street
which he claims were damaged to
the extent of twelve thousand dol
lars, or deprecated in value to that
extent by the passage of the trains,
hence brought his action against the
city, which pleaded that the railroad
had been authorized by the legisla-
ture and that it had right to pass
through the city. 1t was held, how
ever, that the right was under a
necessary condition that no danger
should be caused to private interests
in the matter" and judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff, but mas.
much as the amount of damage had
not been clearly established, two
experts, an engineer and an archi
tect, are to be named to assist the
Court in assessing the amount.
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REV. GEORGE HILDT, one of the
Oldest members of the M. E. Con
ference, and we'll known to many
citizens of this county. died at the
residence of his son in Baltimore on
Tuesday last. In the year 1918, the
father of MIR. Hildt came to this
place and engaged in the tanning
and milling business, and was assist.
ed by the deceased, then a mere boy.
AT the time of his death, he had
been thirty-tive years an active min
lister of the gospel.
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A WOULD BE assassin fired a shot
at Queen Victoria last week. just as
she entered her carriage at Windsor
Station, preparatory to being driven
to the castle. The fellow is named
Mclean. The ball came far short
of its mark, and the rascal is in
prison. The Queen has received the
congratulations of all nations at her
escape.
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COUNTY COURT. The March term
of the County Court convened on
Monday last, Messrs. Hughes pre-
siding, and Jacob Miller aud II. J.
Seibert associates.
Mr.. Hughes term as president of
the Court having expired, he was re-
elected for the ensuing year.
The Martinsburg and Potomac
Turnpike submitted their annual re.
port, showing balance Of $2S6 50 in
treasury.
The resignation of James Mason,
constable in Falling Waters District,
was accepted, and George Stevens
appointed in his place.
Ordered that two lots be purchased
in colored cemetery for burial of col
ored paupers.
Thos. ID. Barney was re-appointed
Stewart Of Poor House.
DR.. j. b. Snodgrass was reap
pointed physician to Poor House.
e. G.. Tabler, Justice in Opequon
District, resigned, and G. w. M.
Taber was appointed in his place.
Five hundred dollars was appro-
priated for repair of road from Mar
tinsburg by Schoppert's ford, to
Vanmeter's run, and $500 for grad
ing aud Matchmaking the Arden or
Mills Gap road, the improvements to
commence at or near Martinrburg
and extend as far as the money goes.
Philip Perrell was appointed Road
Surveyor in Hedgesville District, in
place of Jacob Ropp, deceased.
Mary and George Zoos were APP
pointed administrators of Frederick
Zoos, deceased.
Petition of John ID. Burkhart and
Others for new road along or near
foot of North Mountain was re-
ceived.
The Court on Wednesday adjourn
ed over to Friday to allow officers
appointed to prepare their bonds and
qualify.
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UTAH wants to become State, a
part of the body corporate and polite
of the United States. Wants to bring
it's disease directly into the system.
The Constitution of the United
States guarantees republican form
of government, but it does not pro-
vide moral disinfectants.
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THAT is strong and bald headed
good sense that the Memphis Aua-
lanche shoots off in the following
well chosen language: eff there
were bigger men in the Tennessee
Legislature the State debt would be
better managed than it has been by
the country-town loafers who fill the
halls at Nashville
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LABOR and capital agree that the
best interests of both are served by
acting in harmony. They will both
do well to remember that the most
bitter wars are those waged between
the warmest friends.
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Terre Haute Saturday Evening Mail.

Terre Haute Saturday Evening Mail.
Mr.. George Knoehr after having
tried all remedies recommended to
him for Rheumatism, received no re-
lief until he tried the st. Jacobs Oil,
the first application of which gave
him relief, and the continued use
cured him.
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THE Gar has authorized the study
of Polish literature in Poland at the
Warsaw University. Perhaps Glad
stone will establish chair of ancient
Hibernian language in Dublin Uni
versity, now.
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PRIVATE SALE

OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
" MA RTlNSBURG, w. MA will
he sold at private sale. the des, abe
Double Frame residence on the corner
of v alter and Kim streets. This is a
fine, large double building erected with
every convenience Tor two families. 1t
is comparatively new, and in first rate
condition 1t has been renting for $i5
per month, and will be sold at about
halt its original cost, and at a price
that the rents will pay 10 per cent. on
the investment. For further particu-
lars enquire of w. t LOGAN.
feb25 tt. IND sDENDENT office.
Also, For Rent com .ortab Bile brick
residence on Martin street. Good To-
cation Possession given LIST OF April.
Enquire same rs above.
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TUESDAY. MARCH Iss2

INTENDING TO MOVE WEST, l
Il will sell at my residence, or the
burnt House , olston farm. one mile
northeast of Little Georgetown, and
three miles orthwest of Falling Wa
te-s Mill commencing Mt 10 o'clock n.
m. on TU ESDAY MARCH 4, 1882,
the following personal property, to -wit:
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Mr.. CoNKLING has been heard
from at last. He declines the robes
and the retirement of the Supreme
Court. 1t doesn't suit him at pres
emit. He prefers to remain in the
politiral arena and fight his battle of
personal fortune and political resto-
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For weak lungs, splitting of blood,
shortness of breath, consumption,
night sweats and all lingering
coughs, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" is a sovereign remedy.
Superior to cod liver oil. BY drug
gists.
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SPRING is the time for raising
things. The crop of disturbance
seems to be unusually large on the
industrial grounds this season.
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Go 10 j. l.. w. Baker, for MrS.
Freemdn's Ne,0 National Dyes.
For brightness and durability of
color, are unequaled. Color from
2 to 5 pounds. Directions in En-.
glish and German. Price 10 cents.
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THE following notice of a former
resident of this county, we take from
the Topeka ks Commonwealth, of
the Sd inst. Mr.. Miller's many
friends here will be pleased to learn
of his prosperity and success in his
western home:
-. A. Miller, prominent and
wealthy citizen of Wichita, and a
man OF considerable railroad expert
ence, is closing out his business and
will soon accept the position of AS
sistant Superintendent of the st.
Louis, Fort Scott and Wichita Rail
road. Mr.. Miller says that he will
then be able to dictate rates and
tariffs with which the people will be
satisfied, making them much lower
than the present rates. The St.
Louis, Fort Scott and Wichita Rail
road, which will be completed to
that point in the near future, is IN
eIstood to belong to the system of
the Chicago and Alton Railroad"
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SATURDAY, MARCH IL. 1882.

Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR has
taken decided anti Chinese ground.
Jerre Black and Mr.. Tilden's views
are now in order.
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Cancers and other TuhOrs

are treated with unusual success by
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associ
alton, Buffalo, N. Y. Send stamp
for pamphlet.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET
The market on Friday was firm Ton
all kinds of grain. Wheat, Southern
Fuitz, was quoted at l3l to 1872 cts;
longberry; 1873 to 1874 cents corn,
Southern white, 6S cents; oats, AZ
to As cents; rye, 95 cents.
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RETAIL MARKET.-The following
prices prevailed this week in the re-
tail market
Butter, 80 cents per pound eggs,
Is cents per dozen potatoes, 80 cts
per peck; onions. so cents per peck
cabbage, 20 to rs cents per head ap
pies, % to So cents per peck ; hams.
Is cents per pound sides, Il To IA
cents shoulders 10 to II cts. lard
IA cents per pound sausage, 10 rs;
pudding, II cts. per pound. Com 81
cts. per bushel.
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SUDDEN ILLNESS OF MR..
BEECHER IN CHICAGO.-Rev.
Henry Ward beecher. while de-
livering a lecture in Music hall,
Chicago, Sunday evening, before
a large audience, was taken sud
denly ill. He stood mute for a
moment, and then reeled "a if
about to fall Gentlemen who
were sitting on the stage rushed
to his assistance and led him to a
chair. There was great excite
ment in the hall, and Prof. Swing
stepped forward announced that
Mr.. Beecher was unable TO con.
tinue his lecture, and dismissed
the audience. Mr.. Beecher had
been feeling unwell for several
days, and when in the midst of
his lecture was overcome by a
fainting spell. Mr.. Beecher was
taken to his hotel, and at II D. m.
he was reported to be much bet
ter.
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NEW ADVERTISEMFNT
PUBLIC SALE

OF VALUABLE STOCK, FARMING
UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS
&c &c, &c.
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The LATEST PAPAL ENCYCLI-
CAL the Freeman Journal of
tuesday, publishes a translation
Of the Pope's encyciical letter of
February IL 1t is addressed TO
the prelates of Italy,and sets forth
the state of the church in that
country. 1t says that the gather.
ings of religious sodalilies are
taken away, the properties of the
church are sequest' ated, marriages
are ratified without Catholic rites,
no place is left TO ecclesiastical au-
thOrity in the schooling of youth.
The church suffers beyond belief,
and the Roman pOntitf is driven
to extreme Straits; "for if he be
robbed of his civil principality
he must needs pass under the ju
isdictiOn and power OF foreign
government" The ardor of Gait!
olicts must be kindled, so thai
they manfully and openly defend
The church. 1t would be ruinous
Tor them to bear listlessly the pro-
longed malice of the wicked, and
10 leave the ground TO them unre-
sisted. The Pope urges special
endeavors to strengthen Catholic
societies. Let these associations
strive by remonstrance aud by ev-
cry form OF action within the law
for the cause If the Pope.
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WOMEN AND TEMPERANCE. -
Miss Frances +. Willard, presi-
d4nt of the National Christian
Temperance Union, has now teen
four weeks in Texas, held forty.
four meetings, reaching fifteen
counties, and all the principal
towns, from Deuison to Calves
ton, and Marshal TO San Antonio
inc uding Austin, the capital.
Miss Anna Gordon has organized
many juvenile unions. Press and
people welcomed and co-operated
with them. Women of the best
classes came forward. A state
convention will be held in May.
Mrs. Mary Hathaway, of Paris,
Texas, is appointed state organic
err,
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NOTES AND COMM EMIT.

The miners Of Pennsylvania are
said to be forming another union,
the object of which is to strike for
higher wages.
The Rev. Mr.. De La Matyr,o of In
danapolis, is said to have declined
call from an eastern pulpit at a
salary of $4,000.
Portraits of George Washington
and Martha Washington are now
conspicuous objects in the "Blue
Parlor" at the White House. They
were painted in 1896 and were
brought from England recently by
their owner an EDglishman.
About ten thousand Chinese are
expected to arrive in Oregon before
the anti.Chinese Emigration bill can
he passed. the Orientals did not
know how anxious they were to come
to America until there is a proba-
bility of the privilege being refus-
ed.
The widow of Daniel Webster, un-
til her death few days ago, receiv-
I'd the interest on fund of 100000
created as an annuity by the public
citizens of Boston, after the death
of her husband in 1852. The prin-
cipal is now to be paid back to as
many of the original donors as are
living, and to the heirs of those who
are dead.
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NEW ADVERTIS EMENTS.
Special Commissioners Sale
OF DESIRABLE
Town Properly.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of the
ID Circuit Court for Berkeley count
made ard entered on u e oath dav Of Jan
nary 1882, in the chancery cause of John
Mcnamara vs.. Geo. A Chrsman, admir-
d. b n. C a of Thomas Seary dec d,
Il ., the undersigned SPECIAL commission
ers will sell in ront of the Courthouse in
Martinsburg, W Va,
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ON TUESDAY, MARCH Ia, 1882,

At i " SioNn N luS
BILE property, viz.
a LOT or Parcel of Land
beginning al the southeast corner OF
Diehps lot, on the north side OF Martin
street, between Queen and Spring streets
in the town of Martinsburg, county OF
Berkeley: thence eastward along the north
side OF Martin street, about 40 feet and W
inches to the sou heastern corner of a
small shoe shop thence northward paral-
lei to s ring str about 100 feet to the
line of lot; thence westward parallel
TO Martin street, about 40 feet nd 10
inches to the northea corner of said
Diehl's lot; thence with his line south
ward about 100 feet to the beginning
This property is on one OF the main streets
Of e town and very near the corner OF
Martin and Queen streets, ard valuaole
for business purposes
TERMS OF SALE.-The terms pr,
scribed by the decree are one. third cash
one third in one and the remaining third
in two years, with interest from day o.
sale, the deferred pay ments to be secured
bv the notes or bonds of the purchaser,
and lien on the property sold
f. BOYD FAULKNER,
j. NELSON WISNtR,
feblS SPECIAL Commissioners.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-09


=, th3.rA Pom, houn'tr! on The Nor" -
u. :. tfudry. east ~ u. tnmr.Dtj. south
hE !. d. Hrc;J;>. aMG west by lands %. 'I'
rhug'h onr hundred ard thIr;y-t>r acre,
4" isnG Situated near Thurr'l Point. fouuG.
~ hor!n by Bayou i.U.NrIulr. ";r>f ~
',5id~ HHhl"Wl south by i''4lHlnIn E"l'"-
fi+, Of Egrl,,T,, viii, }miI,ir-.- and I'M
l.r"yr.nonf~ AnoWu OF s;,,r, .nti parish
lake, for ,tlr ,,r:Ii. $50 rlny.,i ,!f,s ;iItI
XXI, cent IuI ,.m-rS
Nct HujrE. HnmlE. Jr.. H~ MHmm"th Frl,".r.
Forty "rrrS OF GId bounded Hnrji DE i.uG-
tr,.uH, east by CI:"rv> Inrrrmd
&Hd %r,i ~ Mr.. J.. SHHvlrr. I"'li'\-
rl@ht acres "t Land bounded M"r.I =. { 1tl~.
i"itraN'l. south hN j. i. r|.Si."r, east by
~- Hnd west BY ~~----. \td"iim' "i
stat" "Hl PARISH rar'> for thr y";.r '-r1.
Hive collars ond tlIHty-tNo cents @ir! c"-:~.
1r.l .,.:f ,,...,.. ... . 7,I ,...., .,
,.n, :. '".'' :" ,+.,
I,,,'l,, ','' 60, ''' ,f,,,..
'','',, L,,', ,'''i ,,.N I'|,,'. .s ~, -,
l,,, 80, .t'I'' '''' l! ~ - ,.-N>.,.', ...,,
-,,.f,.,., - ' ~ =
Meyer. Lewis. one half lot 81 ground ~-t-@t".,
ut W:~h.m4tum, with fhr improvements
thereon. Amount nf state ana ir).~il
taxes ior til" year 1Art two dollars Hirt
iWrutE-ri@Ilt cents and costs.
,- v..,,. .
H'-''.. 't.I''n ',i. I!''iI'',,' I|,' ,':h
l;',.nn ',1'',' 1,,,,, ,,nn,,I. ,,r-T
+ J. nnmin,r,.;.IIx .,ni Y G. 1;l,;,l,, >nrsh
~ N.iI|h h'fI%' NrvIIr '"rhi.rf ana :;
h'nli'f',"N; "">t ny N"11,F\ : H.lu. . "'I
-r.,r,. ana ,,,,,"~h ta,,. f,,. r1 ,...,r 1.,o
t,n dollars ana .,.\,.,ty-,iy \ r,lrs ann costs
Nir,S. BENJAMIN. Seventy acre, of lana with
,,rurn1..,urr,t. .itu.,trI .t pnIna,rits,.
bounded north ly n3I}li,. land ra~7 ana
>,IuIh l,!- same and }yr-t hy ialn,.S Niir<
nn,I' ,,"' '''' ''''"l> "'i'' i'''''S-> -. ''''
"H'' S'>'>
,1,1.1 ,,,,-.,,,,,,,, ,,,or,1 i,:,,, ,... ut
land situated near Opclousa>, bounded
north by William Fisher, east by l"'ld~ of
ClcophlS ConraH. south by T. {. Anderson
and west ny lands OF Louis Pf'i" iI"mlu@
yrlr1seo nn, ,1oiInr trI,i thirr y.t,yn .r,tt,
and costs
MONTGOMERY EmamcI Twenty acres of land
, ntmi't" vi ,",'' h"h Tl ir,'f' 'o',.'''S'
n ~ '-i,,! h ~ pn r -" - -,
CO., %. u, ~, i"r.. i., ,,' "n' t'''
;,nt f ,'i ,.'' LII ~ fn,. 10 ,.
1880 three dollars and forty cents and costs
NorhhinveS John Op"!"uSas. Thirty acres OF
land bounded north by j. BartraJ. deceased.
south by PoWel., east hy lands "l }. 9. kaH
antt west by public road Amount OF state
al,l PARISH taxes Tor the Irif $50. thltt
dollars ana thlrty-el-ht cents ana costs.
Morris. Mrs Mamie NJ Two hundred and
fnrty-follr acres and fortv-tol1r llntr.nltIlS
OF an acre of lnnd SITUATED, ON Bayou Rouge.
adjoining Walnut Bluff being tne wr>r
halt OF fractional section nunhrr sixty
three III township four south of range, f"ilr
for thr yr:,, 1ssn rI,r,.,. Gn'f:,rt ,I,I .iZty-
four cents and costs,
Moss, Mrs. II. :. Sin hundred acres OF anl
situated il Prairie Ma!lrt. boundaries not
known. Amount OF State and parish r;G.a>
|. for the year 1850, two dollars and forty
cents and costs.
MOuton. Mrs. Emile. One hundred aUl tWeu-
tV-;rIt~ O1 land. with buildings and IN
pruvcmrntS situated oM NiEnt~S Bayou.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-09


mares md CATTLE Amount of state aud
parish taxes far The year I4,1 Two dn.lar>
and tWcutE E-ri-r!lt GEMS and costs
,., ,r ,,,
L''-tl' i'I9' -t','i'IN', VI ioIf or hN" hft-
codllr and i'll ChJrut. Amount Of -Jat. and
parish taxes ton the year ISL. nine dollars
and sixty crnt, and costs.
r,,;..,.,,,, ,,,,,,f ,..,l,,,.,,1 ,.,..
on buuf. Horse. Amount uI STATE ami
parrish taxes i"rt!ic Nc"r 1851, uWr dollar
ana >4Al} -l"iIr cents Jlid costs.
,i,,,,,,,, -, >,,,,,.- ,,,, 4, j., f.,, ,1.,,.
''''' ',,,',tL ,,.,,, " ',' 49, '' i.'. -l'."I
r4xr. fer ,ir l-,.,' 1.e1 -r rl l'"' ,,i WI
,i.r,.nfy-iyy,, ,.,r,t, .,rI ,.n.f. ''.''
lAjrlmr. LrHtroi, M"rlnontau. improvements
and horses. AhlnWu ut STATE and ruli>!!
f ,i'Iyf ".t .", ,.'' , I y one '''1''' " ''''5
i-C1lloiu". August. COjorrt. at +. AuJrNUt'>
IriiiIt laurent. t"rrrS ami r"rt". An
""!!f ol HiHr "hH parish tl\"S for IL" year
1851, on" dollar and eighty cents and costs.
Tn7un,> ,nIr.,,. r,,,,,...,.,,. . r,.,.,,
Hatu,' l"ITrS' Amount 81 N!'''' ana
l 80 .'' ~ ~ = -, 'i' wa! l'1o4' "l'' ""'''''
"i'' >'>''''' '''i'S "'P' costs
LcyriIc Jack, co!or"d. 3t Ju,rn1, Cl1uy,s Hn-
y0u Trchr near Jroll,liIr 'UorS,. ;,rl ,..,t-
tle. AlnoIur OF STATE and n,.i.h 1;,Xrs f,,.
cent, and costs
rIs. BAYOU Trrhr Horse. mare ana hos.
Amount OF State and nali~h tuyrs foi, he
year 1881 one dollar and f"rtE-eI@Et cents
ANA costs
Lewis ut Wilkins plantation on BAYOU Boruf
Horses A,unllt of Stat.. ana nI,iSlI 1DXes
fnI. ti. ,-.I'1s.i w., IIl.,r BOD fv..,,r,
ri~lIt crur, ana costs
Lewis. DamouvillC. culorcl, at Ms. II.
and oIen Amount Of state ana parish
taxes Tor the wear 1851, two dollars and
twenty cigIt cents and costs
,in, Iinr. ' ] -I ,. ]
A1ununt Of St:r,.'Hni n;,,isb t:Iyrs for thr
venr1ss1 fnn,. Iniiars ,rI .ixt,-ri.rI,t ,nnrs
and COSTS
Lewis, Thomas G. Eighty acres OF land situated
at Coulee Croche bounded north by u1l-
known. south by George W. Hudspeth, east
Iudsreih. Amount Of state and parish
taxes taxes for the year 1881. five dollars
and forty-eight cents and costs
Lewis IAo,naS II. Ihree io1s or Sronn' Sil,la, i
teo III lhe town. OF 1pein"NaS' "ouhuSu
nortn ny widow NJ. N; H3yes Hohtn ny
soutn street. ana west ny Market street.
WIN hnlidln%S ana llhproErlnrhIS AlloUl,'
VI Sla.e ana ;illd parish la\eS ior tHe !''l -
I"titH ,tiiIt,' '''iii9 'i'l ScN'!i'S wv "'1
l'iS al" Gusts
.,n,,,+ ~ @ ish t> fn,. -1tn
1.'rIas1 ono dn1,r | .,i,I ,i,.l,+y rci'rs and
c,"ts S"t '''' '''> '''''' '''''' ''''
Lightly. William. One lot of ground situated
i'll the town of Orclousi.s. bounded north
by Ms. Celeste Garland, south by North
street. east by Ellie Mcdaniel and west by
iSh taxes for the year 81 four lo!lars and
siXty-tre" cents and costs.
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Horses. Amount Of state ana PARISH taxes
Tor the year 1881, one dollar ana sINl}-l""f
cents aiiu costs.
Iofton. Romeo colornI R,vou Eu.rf Horse.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-09


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