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Judicial Advertisements.
Aasbslc &Mge.
Estate Of Julie Corn;or a,oo,sod

Estate of Julie Cormior, deceased.
ID ni.r;ne Stine Of an order from the 25th Judicial
fave,,o u. Court, ia and for the parish of La
nnt,;S o.a.e OF Louisiana. there viii bd sold at
tho IL sucl'oil TO The last and highest bidder. a,
wdo~ 's ;, residence ,s Of Julie Cormier. deceased
car;1 u% ., riaelde Guiiheau. at Carencro in this
adm;u;.oa d through the ministry of the undersigned
'.'a'or ~, OF public aactloncer, on
,,o " te,anesday the 10th of May, 1892,
,b, be pIoiowing described property belong = 10
we Estate Of Jalis Cormier. To- Sit I:
Aooat 500 arpents of land IN the pqy.
ish Of Lafayette, bouna;.s Nortb by Rpvou
carencro. South by Charles Guijrv' East by
Guidry. A4u T" fs' " ian" 81 = naf'eS
a.. A5oat , EigAiy oypea.s of agooa aaa in
hn ' pa,isa @ o. St, Landry, bound3d on the North
s iana oi Louis Gfilbcau. East by leHd OF
anJ ~ ~ :, ejesn, South by 'he Bayou Carencro
ana West By the Public Road from Grand Co,
tsau to Vermiiionvis.e
Two Cora cribs, Negro cabins. Seven out
houses, One dwelling house.
ne dwelling house TO be sold with one hun
orea ana nfty acres, on which it is located, TO-
se'uer win TWO negro cabins, the body OF a
cern c'iO. one corn crib and two thousand
p'eaA' Two beds AMI bedding the chairs in the
mouse ara stove to be soli .oge.her.)
Aoout looo pannels of cypress peux; 800
gafueh pienx about 200 heal Of wild horses
hVe gentle horses mules about 10 head OF
gentle horned cattle; pair WORK oxen; abo 1T
IL heaa OF Wild cattle; one OK cart; one small
Cart one carriage; household furniture; kitch-
Gu utensils; farming implements; lot OF silver
ware shd Other articles toonumerous TO mention.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The following property will 6e sold for CASH,
to-wis: Is wild horses, one hundred and fifty
acres OF land With the residence thereon, tso
negro cabins the boiy OF a corn crib, one corn
crlo, and Two thousand pieux Ten acres of
wood land; Two pairs .uues; One OK cart !;
Two beds aud bedding; chairs in the house, and
one stove, and the geni!e stock. The balance
OF the property payable in three 4dsl annual
sdsalnents from day Of sg-a purchasers to
furnish their pronissory notes Sitb personal Sc
curities 10 ssl2o, payable to the Administrator
49, f'VaxlL -Fhe notes to bear eight per
cent iakes-ss from maturity. A specis, mort
gage aisa Ysal0r's priyilege 90 be retained OH
the land TO secure the payment OF tie price
thereof aud Attorneys fees, in case OF suit, fixed
at 10 per ceni1m, to be pail by purchasers.
Purchasers not 20 ALLEVIATE 'or dispose of the
lands 20 the prejudice OF the Estate until full
payment Of the price thereof.
All sIms Of twenty-five dollars and under
payable cash.
VALERY GUUBEAU.
AprlS, 1852. AdEiuistrator,
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Every train robbery perpre.rated in the sout

Every train robbery perpre!rated in the South
west has its ludicrous as welLas its tragic side.
Those elk desperadoes who went through Texas
train last week, collecting their spoils in pill
low-slip with the jocuiar explanation laat it was
for missionary purposes, will have many a
hearty laugh over the exploit before they are
landed in the Peritcntiary. But The passengers
and train men, who probably outnumbe red The
The robbers twenty to one, and whose bravery
has gone down away below par, can not gee
where the joke comes l.-Oaeinaaa Tines .StdT.
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Judicial Advertisements.
Ps'05gge Safe.
Succession of Onesiphore Broussard

deceased.
DI virtue of az order from the 25th Judicial
- istrlct Court. in and for the parish of La
fayette, State OF Louisiana, there will be sold at
public. auction to the last and highest bidder. at
the last residence Of deceased, at Carencro in
this parish, through the ministry OF the under.
signed adminlstratrix or public auctioneer. on
Taesday The 23rd day of May 1882,
the following described property belonging to
the succession of OnesiphOre Broassard, de-
ceased. to-wit:
One certain tract Of prairie land sta
attd in said parish of Lafayette, containing two
hundred arpents-nore or less, bounded north by
land OF $oslheEe pre;ean, south by lands of wild
Emilien aelancon AID Eloi Melancon. east bv
land Of deceased and west by land OF Joseph f.
BToussaid, together with buildings ana Improve
ments thereon, consisting OF five cabins und one
corn crib.
Ansther tract of prairie end yood land
containing aboat ESQ srpents, more or less,
'bounded north by land of -, south by EIoi
Meaneon, east by bayou Verinilion and west by
10. above tract
a certain property situated in the torn
of st. Pierre, in the parish of Lafayette. consist
ing Of lot Of ground, one dwelling house
kitchen, corn crib and fencing.
One certain tract Of iGaa situated in
the parish Of St. Landry, containing 200 ar
pents, bounded north by -, south by -,
esat by -, and west ey -.
One mortgage Note Of Alfred Duhon. dated
Nov. 80, 1874
Ono n,ofni.a,-v poto Of t1.;do U aI...
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SkobeleR'S Reception by the Car.
lParis Letter to the New York Times |

Skohcleffs recall ia very platonic cnmpli-
ance with German observations, but am iu a
position to assert that be has not been very
platonicaly hauled over the Goals, ,seither by
the Minister of War or by Gen. Ignatief or by
his sovereign. The following extract from the
letter Of diplomatist in great favor at St.
Petersburg is far more to the point than the
rumors picked up in ministerial antechambers !:
"Things look more and more squally for war
with Germany. 1t is sHrc to come within a
year or two, possibly this spring though not
probable. The Emperor did not blow up Sko-
belief. He gave him his band, and then put his
arm through his and went with him into another
room. You may rely on this statement. was
present at the interview"
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PFO5gEe 3 ate.
Succession Of Zenon J. Broussard,

buCOCcSleu Va <sJhCh D1OeAooUAA3
deceased.
DY virtue of an or,ier from the ,25th Judieia
ID District Court in and for the parish of La
fayette, State of Louisiana, will sell 20 the las
and highest bidder, at the last residence of th'
deceased, at Careuero in this parish. or
Thursday the 25h day Of May 1882.
all the rights title and Interest of the succession
of Zeuon j. Broussard, deceased, in and to ths
following described property, to-wit:
PROPERTY SITUATED IN LAFAYETTE PARISH !;
A eertaia tract of land being the plan
ed south by land of Dr. r. J. Francez. north
by bayou Carencro, heirs of Neuville Brouesard
Thomas Kilchrist aud Athanase Comeau, east
by land of Sosthene Prejean and succession of
Onesiphore Broussard and west by 1isnd of wid
Zenon Broussard, containing three hundred and
city four arpen:s more or less.
Another tract of land acquired from
Coopwood, containing four hundred and forty
eight acres, situated III Section 81, T. s, S. Il
4 East.
Another tract of land .ocquired from
Phillip Richard bounded north by land o.
Dean, south by lsua Of Bcgneasd, esst by land
of Psuln Legcr and west by land formerly be-
longing to urs a. Robin, containing two hun
dred arpenis.
Anot5er .ycct of land, bounded north
by land of Mrs. OzGme Comeau, south by land
of Jean Hebert, east by land or Sebastian Her
nandez and west by land of -, containing
one hundred aud sixty acres.
Another tract of land in this parish
containing two hundred and forty acres, bound
ed north by land of Ozem6 Leblanc, south by
lsnd of Ncuviile Broussard or HeryiIlen Bras
seux, east By lands Of Bslizaire Cormicr and
Rosemond Mouton and west by lands of Ursin
Cormier and A. Gnidry.
Corr Cribs Cabins. Wogons and carts
2574 pannels OF. Fencing, 500 new Pisur
Carriage and carriage house, One large
Dweliing house and outhouses, 1000 three
feet Boards, Garden ptckets, Lot Of Sheep
Gentle Cattle, Horses and Mules, work
Oren, Hogs, Field Implements, House
loud Furniture, Kitchen utens'ls. Sal
ger ware, Cutlery and Glass ware. Omt
Iron Safe, One Parlor Set, Log Chain
and Tools, dc. dc.
PROPERTY SITUATED IN ST. LANDRY.
One hundred and fifty arpents OF land
situated in prairi, Bellevue. in the pariA Of St
Landry, bounded north by land belonging tt
the Estate of ] J Bailey, west by land of Gar
land Peck and public lands, south hy the Ory
tract, and on the east by bayou Bourbon, ac
qured at the succession sale of the Estate of j
Bailey on the 23l of Sept, 1879.
Another tract of land sitaaied in pra;
rie Bellevue in the parish of St. Landry, con
tanning six hundred acres. bounded north by
iand Of Bailey, solth hy land of -, east by
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
25M Judicial District Court.

WHEREAS Euphemie Boudreauy. tutriz
w aud administrative, of the succession o.
Geneus 6 lidry, has filed in this office final
account Of said succession with petition pray.
ing that the same be advertised according tc
law and then duly homologated.
And whereas the prayer of said tutrix and
ADMINISTRATIVE has been granted by an order
Of said court. dated
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to file their opposition and
show cause, if any they have. in said court with
in ten days from the publication of this notice
why the aforesaid final tableau should not be
horlologated.
Given under my official signature, in the town
of Vermilionville. this 2O.h day of April, 1882.
A. NJ. MARTIN, Clerk of Court
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In ''Bristol Past and Present." lately pub
lished in England, the following ghost story
is specially curious as being the only recorded
example of a death-bed apparition witnessed
and heard By two persons When the English
forces were in PISS 's-ion of Martinique in the
seven years war, Major Blomberg was de-
tached from headquarters . distant part Of the
island, and there died Of violent fever. The
morning after his decease Col. Stewart was
snrprissd, 81 while u - hee@4aatters' sst
he appear-nce o. a. 'Blomberg in regi-
mental dress. who, IN answer to an alarmed
inquiry why he was not at his post, said ::
Il died yesterday at An and then he de-
livered an earnest request that his friend
would, on his return to England, attend to
the welfare of his young son, then in the is
land, by seeing him put into possession of an
estate to which he was entitled, the deeds of
which were sscre:ed il the private drawer of
an old oak chest. in house that he named
in Yorkshire. He then disappeared COL
Stewart directly called to Capt Mounsey.
who slept in the same room, and asked if he
had seen Major Blomberg, 1t proved that he
had heard and seen the same as the Colouel.
The other officers laughed at the story, but
soon afterward came tidings of the death of
Blomberg at the hour no had named.
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BArtsYs SALINE ArERrEsr. TIP article mas
grown into rapid favor with the people the
masses, and very justly too because The proprie-
tors were liberal enough to offer it at one-iqLf
the price such articles had been heretofore sell
ing at. 1t is placed at SO cents per bottle so all
can afford to use so potent and pleasant a medi-
cine. 1t is charming purgative we'll adapted
TO summer use, as it eools the system. cleanses
the stomach. opens the bowels and unlocks the
liver, while it is one of the most pleasant bevsr-
ages in use. For immediate cure of sick head
ache, heartburn, etc, it has no equal.
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Hhes'sEes Sgge.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

PARISH OF ST. MARTIN,
ycGbae, Saoslen g. Violet vs. f. p. Guilbeau,
2lst. Judicial District Court, Parish OF st. Mar
tin, No. $3.50.
DY virtue ofs writ of FL Fd Issued in the
ID above entitled and Numbered canse out OF
The Hon. the 2lst. Judicial District Court. in
and for the parish and State aforesaid, and 70
me directed, there will be exposed at public
sale, at the Court House of Lafayette Parish, on
Saturday The 9th day Of Nay 1892.
between the hours q eleven o'clock A. NJ. and
fanr o'clock P. NJ. FOR CASH. all the rights,
title. interest and demand Of Honor6 p. Gull
hsau ID the succession of Julie Cormier, de-
ceased, which succession is opened in the said
narsb Of Lafayette and is now under the ad-
rministration OF yalcry Guilbesn, az said pro-
narty. rights aad credits are set forth and des-
rribsd 10 the Inventories of 10th and 1lth of
Tsbruary 1882. Of the property situs ted in the
parish Of Lafayette and which inventories are
IN fle 10 the Office of the District Clerk of said
parish, said property is described as follows:
About 1900 eighi hundred drpentS of
land ii the parish of Lafayette, bounded north
by bayou Carcncro, south by land of Charles
f:riary. east by land of Alexander Mouton and
1sst sd by land Charles Gaidry.
Also about eighty drpents of wood land
i tbe parish lof St. Landry, bounded on the
y sorth bg land of Louis Guilbcau. east by land
\ Augaste Prejcan. south by the bayou C.ren-
~ a5d west by the public iroad from Grand
sn,csu 10 Vermiiionyille, MS prr inventory on
a. Il Clerks Office, dated March 3rd 1882.
Also one dUeiling house. t,co corn cribs,
..sro cabins and seven out buildings all situat-
u IN the tract Of land just above described,
"a Twelve handrcd pannels of cypress piaux.
ss,se hundred garden pieux situ1ted thereon
s,so abont two hundred bead of wild horses ::
8. fs ceutle borses, seven mules, about ten heed
sgrestle horned cattle, one pair of work oxen,
ssert Twelve head of wild cattle, on OK cart.
"a small cart, one carriage, one lot of house.
VA furniare, one lot of Kitchen utensils. one
= If farming implements. one lot of silver
ssre = and all other property itemized in said
;sgrnlories.
he foregoing described property in the par
:. 4 Lafayette. is estimated in the said inven-
~ s.,;,s at Four Thousand Seven Hundred and
ss,g n Eight and 60Il00 dollars. and the land in
4, Landry at Six Hundred and Forty (sG4D0
sasIIsrs, aad the interest seized amounts to the
sss.nntb (1I9) part OF the whole. This seizure
]. rade OF that interest and will be sold subject
!. 4 ne settlement of said succession and of the
Abs thereof.
eberifis Office, this 18th day Of March 1882,
EDGAR MOUTHN, Sheriff.
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A Little Washington Joke

A prominent ex-Confcderate officer, now re-
siding in Washington, started ont the other
evening to find man servant. He met pretty
good-looking colored man, aud asked il he could
recommend good servant. The colored man
regretted that he could not "What are you en-
gagged at ~ asked the ex-Confederate. "Why
can't employ you ?" Il am not doing any
thing just now, )" was the reply, "but expect to
have a seat in Congress in few days. Ny
name is Lynch, and | am contesting the seat of
Gen. Chalmers"
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It is related of Gen. Jubal Early that in
company with brother officer, he had at
tended church once where the theme of the
preacher was the Judgment Day. when the
earth and sea should give up their dead.
"What would you do, General. if all those
people the preacher spoke of should pop up
around you p asked his companion. 1t was
during the closing days of the Confederacy,
and, after a moments silence, Gen, Early,
with characteristic profanity, responded: 81
would eoascript every - mothers son of
them"
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What is this 1t is piano manufacturer.
Why does be look so pleased He has obtained
a certificate from 10 prima donnas, circus
manager and hotel clerk. He is very happy
He is SO happy that he could reduce the wages
of this workmen 10 per cent. without frettiug
over it. What do piano makers work for They
work for art and for medals and c'r;ilcates.- =
.H2sic Scue.
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For Safe
yINHE MAJ

TNHE MAGNOLIA PLANTATION, situated
l. about two miles east of Vermilionviile, con-
tanning nine hundred aipents of land 600 ar
pents of prairie land and 900 of wood land
The prairie land is all fenced in, one part being
under cultivation and the balance in pasture
Also, one dwelling honse, kitchen. corn house,
stables. and fifteen buildings for laborers, etc.
For further information apply to
NJ. L. GIRARD, Atty,
March II, 1882. vermilionyille, La.
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FOR Sale.

T,HE improvements and lease of the land a.
i Centrcport on Vermilon Bayou. together or
separately, the lease having about seventeen
years to run, on very reasonable terms. This is
a fine location for country store, lumber and
brick yard, cotton gin, girls; and rice mill, etc
Apply to Al. MOSS,
YerEilioayin3, La.
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|as for anything is an abso; b!ilg - 20
and and the power of intense application
- which every other power is set to its finest
edge, and is directed to the one great purpose
the man holds in his heart and brain. You
may set this truth in whatever light you will
of budness, or of work on the common lev
els, or work on the loftiest height-to give
Jour heart to it is one of the grapdest secrets
OF success. 1t might seem to You that great
many men go from the bottom to the top of
the ladder ut one jump. 1t IS not true; it is
never true. And all the men I know, who
have made real success OF their lives, were
hard climbers
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HERE We Have Business Manager of en-
Evening Paper. He is Blowing about the
Circulation Of the Eaper. He il Saying tie
Paper has entered upon An Era of Unprece-
dented Prosperity. In Minute he viii! Go
mp Staics and Chide the Elitor for leaving
his Gas Burning while he went cut for y
Drink Little Children, if we B lieved Busi-
ness Managers of Evening Papers went to
Heaven we wonld Give up oar Pow in Church.
80 u S;,er :, la54
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SIZE attended ball-ds spcsd to s.tate hour
a cold, damp night air. and eau cold Next
day -headache-loss of appetite Wight Never
dry skin-pains and aches chilly sensations
indisposition to get up. Remedy-one bottle
ENGLISH FEMALE BIrrERs prepared for such con-
ditons,
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.{o)--(ol-

Many persons take medicine for their all
nents, ard as sooa as they feel better they dis
regard all directions and stop taking it. They
try it again and again, and fGaliy throw i. aside
as worthless, when, had it been persevered in
from the start, permanent cure would have
been effected. Now in .akng PKlcKLY ASH
BrTTERs for all complaints of the Stomach and
Bowels, remember to give the nledicn. chance,
and don't expect one or two doses to care you.
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A FEMALE who is troubled with cold feet and
hands, pain in the side and back, palpitation OF
the heart, monthly suppression or excesses, will
find prompt and reliable cure in the use Of
ENGLISH FEMALE BlrTERs. AS female regula-
tor, it acts like charm.
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If You do not like the use Of si;kening pill
for your t adaehe ard con stipation. just try one
dose of Bailey's SALINE APFRIENr. and Won will
neyeE zee n y. II pill .or t.ln sa!ma rrrHn.a
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bayou Bourbeu and west by public land, &C
quired Of Edgar Barry.

bayou Bourbeu and west by public land, ac1
quired Of Edgar Barry.
One certain tract of land together w't
all the building and improvements thereon
measuring FIVE srpents front on bayon Bouroe
| by forty arpents in depth, situated on the Wes
bank Of bayou Bourbon in the parish of ST. La11
dry. purchased from John HazlewoOd.
! One certain tract of land measure
one hundred and twenty arpents, being
arpents front by forty in depths, situated o
west bank of bayou Bourbeu in the parish OF .
+ Landry, bounded south by lands of Celcstix
Cantrelle. west unknown, with all the building
and improvements thereon.
A certain tract of land situated at o}
near Chretien's, parish Of ST. Landry, contai1
| ing about 900 arpents more or less, t0geth !
with all the Improvements thereon, bounded
west by land OF Mrs Jules Chretien, cast ,
lands of Mr. Leger and B B Smith, north
lands of Antoine Adams, and south by lands \
! Hill
4 certain tract OF land containing
about 1860 superficial arpents, situated in the
parish OF st, landry, near Point Chretien and
fully described in an act of sale from CclcRtine
Gabrielle and Ida Chretien to ZenOn Broussard
passed on the 4th day of Nov. 1878, bounded
east and south by bayou Bourbcu.
~1DOut gig ufpSNtS " tU'ctL uIGt ~ Nt-
rie land situated near Grand Cotcau, in ST
Landry. bounded north and west 10y lands of I
c Anderson. south by bayon Carencro, eaa by
land belonging to heEs of Ncuyiile Broussard
About Nineteen arpents of wood land
situated near Grand Coteau, in the parish of
st. Landry, bounded east by land heretofore in
community between Alex. Guilbeau, Placide
Guilbeau IL als west by heirs of Pierre Cor
micr and south By bayou Carencro.
The uacherie of wila Cattle and Horses
1" prairie Faquetaique, in the parish Of
St Landry.
Three mortgage notes due by U. A. Guibean.
Six mortgage notes due by Mrs. Anne w.
Neblett dated Nov. End. 1873.
Five other mortgage notes due by Mrs. Anne
W. Neblett, dated March 24th 1881.
One other mortgage note due by Mrs. Anne
". Sebett, dated April 18th 1881
One pronissory note of Esteve Breanx,
One " Numa Dreaux,
One Marthe c. NUuton
wife OF Numa Breaux.
One promisory nete Of Andre Broussard.
Three notes Of JOS. & Antoine Adams,
One note of Thomas H. Lewis,
Gne +" g" ArviIle Sonnier,
One " Alfred Duhen.
One /" d" Victor Leblanc
Ohe II: smith a. @eSSR
One a>S4e1msinf fTarser---|
Que Urs;n Castillo.
One =" Z" Antheol Bernard,
One " f. V. Sustindul,
One {" Julien Levy,
One {" Joseph zeringue,
One " Laurent King.
IERHs " CCEDITIoNs :-CASH.
EDGAR MOUTON, Sheriff.
April, %. 1882.
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al. ka1 per day at bone. Samples worth SIS
" W Hss free. address sriSsoN'S Co. Portland.
sssj1e.
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4 w. COURTNEY, M. D.,
y C0ressero, Ea.
in 6 Crescent Butcher Stand,
f. HAAS, Proprietor,

VermilionVille, La.
<sOySTANTLY on hand supply of fresh
/ meats, such as Pork. Mutton, Veal and Beef
Z moderate prices. Country custom solicited.
4, ndtrs promptly attended to.
March IL, 1882.
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ERHs & CONDITIONS :-CASH,
EDGAR MOUTON, Sheriff.
April, %. 1882
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Note CT E II. Il F. s. Singleton.
Mortgage against Ms. Elvina Bernard wife
of Jean y silbsau.
Two 14nerican males, fee creole Nuies,
three crtsle horses. One american coli
one american horse, fire york ores Is
head Of gentle horned cattie, lot Of cattle
an the parish Of st Landry, the undivi
ded one half ofa gin Aoase and press
one carriage house, one snail building,
tDo outhouSss, OF cart. horse cart, buggy.
aoagon, field implements, harness, one
breech loading gan, silver wgtch, buggy
harness, household furniture, one saddle
and bride, Nine bales Of cotton, leo
barrels Of corn DC, dc.
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs-CASH.
OPHELIA BROUSSARD,
April f2, 1882. Administratrix.