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New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
SHIPPING NEJYS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK. ......ApRiL 10. 1882.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
Steamer Lydian 'onarch tBr. Iluggett London Apri T.
steamer Hmcrique Fr santcIi Havre April 3 with rndse
steamer California m oung London April >, with mdse
and passengers to Henderson Bros:
steamer lataya t1ri, Talbot Liverpool April 2, Queens
town - with misc ana passengers 10 enon II rown e CO
steamer Mary Louise tIir Gbp Ne"ctste Is days with
mG,e 10 a ~ 1 T. "a Meyst, ,~i ns 70 Ip"u pGc&e & ,,
= Froe-O and Havana 10, with mdsc and passengers to
steamer Albemarlc. Mallett, Lewes, Del
passongors % Old Dominion CO.
steamer Eleanor. Bragg Portland. with mdse and pass
Ship Charlie Baker Yarmouth, Ns sorensen, Baltimore
BARK Tho4 Seed Br Bond ) days, with
BARK Azov Nor, Tun Pemambuco 81 days with sugar
to Morewood Co weasel to Funch Edye q co.
iron and barrels 70 order vessel 10 Funch Edye co
wool 10 Wider iresnogsh vessel to n Hunter : Co.
days Hampton Roads with nitrate Of soda to order vessel
Brs tygnus b. Wharton "a days with sugar
o Lcaycrilt * Co, veSSei 10 master
Toel < co.
I at sandy oos qoaSTats % S. thick log 'na
CLEARED
steamer Republic CBr Irving Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer state of Georgia OBI, Noodle GasFow-Austln
steamer scledArn tDtcD, Chovaer Amsterdam Funch.
steamer salier ,Ger wiegand Rremen-oelrlchs & co.
state Of Alabama lBr, Wyie. IT John, NBAus
Steamer civ Of Columbus Fisher savannah-Henry
SIGsmcr Roanoke Couch Norfolk city Point and Rich.
moud-Dd Dominion - Co
steamer Edth Jordan Br Bennett. Kingston and
Buy-t MCbsc.S
tlrd & go.
Steamer crest (Br, James, 81 John. y B-Simpson &
Steamer Vim woodward. Young. Raltmore-J Krems.
Steamer T.. .Iul-e ~ lirl. \oi8 iiayaua-~cigcr
steiner Brelkwater, Boal Vest Point Ya-Od Do
Co.
Sicanor Commonwealth Van kirk. Philadelphia-John
&
steamer Gulf Stream. Ingram. Wilmington NC-WmP
CLYDE & co.
Steamer Mcclellan Billup-, Baltimorr-Gco ~ Glover
shin Ntnavck Ibr., Power IiarTc Boyd G Ulur.tn
Hlp Miiune Port FerIara, Lisbon, PoTtugli-G Am.
4,
LAX Aarle Louise lswc Ekohuul. brunswick Ga--C
bias e Co.
Rig Gnrnrt. hasten, Port ~pain-D 1lOwDridgc,
SAILED
Steamers Cadcra for Mrsclies Heka Tor Copenhagen,
Sailor fOr rDmru. Scheidam for k0ttrri
~cvthi1 Liverpool DENIM lrk London. city
Columbus savannah MORO Castle ChAIe.tJu Ouf
Srram Wilmington. BTeakwatcr for Mcst Point Nc
Celan Baltimore, Edith Golden FOR KgatJl ia, Oxen
hUlIle for HzliaG-
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

The season for dispOsing OF
goods at wholesale being ended
Messrs. JAMES McCREERY &
20. have transferred to their
retail counters their entire re.
serve of black and cOlOred Silks
and Satins, consisting Of Bro.
cades, Roman and Persian
stripes, WOire, Rhadames, Satin
Surahs, Summer Silks, etc.
These goods will be sold at
prices that defy competition at
wholesale or retail.
JAMES McCREERY & CO..
Broadway Cor. l1lh.st.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
AN AGENTS RIGHT IN A HOUSE.

J. NJ Gapen. of No. 10 West Iwentleth-st is agent
Of the house at No ~ East foriy-slX th-st, leased
a. chicago with his family week ago, and left the
LcIse IN charge Of j. ;. Earle, Of the American
District TecgrsTh Company, giving hlm III
during his absence. Mr. Gapcn told Mr. Earle that
the lease gave him permission 10 enter tic mouse a..
aLy time etweeu February ana May l, ana tAat
he ,ronosed 10 enter il whenever he wished 10. At
noon Yesterday the burglar alarm sounded ana Nj.
Earle had MT Gapcn arrested. Justice Morgan, be-
foe whom the prisoner was taNen decided t'1I ih'
law wonld certainly interfere If Gapen attempted
Ia force his way into private house.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
JAuES c. POWERS PAPDONED.

BOsTON April 19.-Jamcs c. Powers,
1,nty,r.ast minister who was sentenced on December
~ fo inc House oi Correction a Dcdham for 10 months
upon charge Of yagranct wa- pardoned ths az moon
tr GotrrnoT Long Mr Powers received an education
an mo big,ef clcnical schools IN New York and was
ordained minister and put n chHigc oI pfpihnr t
cl,lr,L I'm Bronklyn lie also occupied pulps la Yer
mont and MasaacLusctts. While III Vermont the
death o. his wife occurred and he retired hon
t tuistr. and took up journalism contributing arti-
Gle on science Tie AOrM american HcrcD ana to
Ncy-Y ork and Pladelph daily papers. lie continued
Ia 1rye 40 much over the loss O his wife that he took
To- The lie Of vagrant lie VIII now be aided to good
elup0y Iueut.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

The largest retail cIothins
business done i'm New.York and
brooklyn is that OF BALDWIN.
the ClOthier, at the nOrtheas1
corner of Broadway and CanaI
street, New.YOrk, and at the
baldwin Building" south.
west corner Of Fulton and Smith
Streets, BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

of Francis L. Eames, of Eames & Moore, and II. II;
Alexander, of Latham. Alexander & Co. specilal ia
meeting of the Governing Committee was calieu iof
the meeting was TO act upon the report of the SUB
committee For lack of n quorum, no meeiing "
the Governing Committee was held, but IL WI ma'
mttce mad not been finished and that II was not
likely TO be presented for several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
HOME NEWS.
pR0MINENT ARRIVALS.

81. Nicholas Hofel-General c. d. MacDougall, OF
Auburn N y Windsor Hotci-W. X. Ackermhn, Prenoent
Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company futh |fre,"e n.
lfotet-IToiessoI w. p Blake OF New Haven no.,'
cekIsaae McConihe. Of Troy Ner iSrk toL'r n nar,d
Pink Vice President OF the Norfolk and western ia"'u
Company. Chef Engineer J. b Carpenter u . N.-'-
Helrcderc HOMsc-Mme Manic tielsungeI
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
A COMMITTEE ENLARGED.

The subcommittee OF the Governors of the Stock
fTrhauge appointed 10 investigate the business OF
EeuuedV Hutchinson q ca. with John Il. Dun, OF
Boston, haA been enlarged ieceiuy w lho aoo4lion
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-DAY
sun nses 5:l3 64j Moon set, l0OG hO)asage dys
HIGH WATER To-day.
Forenoon-s'dv IIk 900 Isd 1901: !Iel Gat, 1850
1nernO0n-oy K 90 GOV. lsPd lO:2Si iioh Gate,
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
DR.. Sherman,

and the only DR. SHERMAN known to the public In cOnnec
tion with and Of rupture has now Deh
f1yoaby known thirty the OnY successlu
In specially tins country thousands OF
grateful and all the lana who nave Deen
cured by his treatment bear witness Inc en
ia who have victmized by unprincipe quac are
rhecrfuv referred prominent men IN hls anu olnvr
cities ayacd themselves OF the Doctors treatment
Dr. Shernans Book on Rupture gives convincing
proofs from prOfes gentlemen and Others o M success
iutreatInrnt nustraeh with Photographic pictures OF
lad cosrs before and after cure and il sent TO those VINO
.ed 10 cents Principal Office 25 Broadway Constitution
day- Mondays, Tuesdays, and saturdays.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

DLAIR'S PILLS.-Great English GOut and
DRheumatic Remedy oval box tl round soc Andruggts
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

HENRY A. DANIELS, W. d.,
l4i LexlngtOnavc near 29th-5t Hours 70 ali % l.
Attention to Gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, flies,
reaches, bcdbugs ants. vermn, chpmunks l5c.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
Announcements.
BETTER TO HAVE LIVED WHEN THE

BETTER TO HAVE LIVED WHEN THE WORLD
and been Old when the world young than live
@ s-S whsn m The world is od Re that & az Sy we
aga ~ GGbs M W. NJ I dse sHPP % o No St @
corner Of Walnut, Louisville KY have used ST.
anything that a Would not there ' a
be some limit 10 lis powers but have not reached yet and
ments nervousness Inflammation that It win fail to cqre
to two or three times its usnal sze applied St Jacobs
OIL and in 4 ha @ day ne ~ vas wei a. ever 1t cured me
DELAYS are often dangerous. Pit on Or;
omans Pad before malaria gets strong hod on you '44
Don't waste money on trashy extracts when
you can buy so delightful perfume as Foreston Cologne
Earl g. Wilson's and w brand of Mems
Collars and Cuffs are the best sold everywhere
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
Attention to Gentlencn
If you are annoyed by your rubber, steel or
S6 SaS @ eseakng oT ooan . as them S
INFLAMED GUMS
Are Instantly relieved and WI be eGred p se
history long continuous record of as ben
have appeared and passed away but sozoDosr remains
Malaria positively cured. Emory's Standard
Cure Pills fall bad effects Physicians prescribe
Druggists sell them, SOC. Crittenden, llj Fultonst
MANY n merchant of brilliant faculties, has
stricken in by paralysis OF his nerves
and is left cut in The race Of NE such sh2 %
Restoration is probable.
"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, flies,
reaches, bci.bugs ants vermn, chpmunks l5c.
DLAIRS PILLS.-Great English Gout and
(~all llay1
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
BOOKS AT THE TRADE SALE.

The trade sale of books at Clinton Hall was re-
sumed yesterday with an invoice from the firm OF
Estes 4 LauriaI, of Boston. A large line OF young
folks histories was sold. and of standard English
authors. Macauay's History OF England in five
volumes brought about 60 per cent of the catalogue
price, Emile (abOrlau's novel The Counts Sc
cret" in paper, sold at 20 cents. The university
edition of Dickens cloth, brought 80 cents, and
ths same IN half calf 81 Co. 1hackerays work,
Cambridge edition, cloth. went at 80 cents; hall
calf at 81 40. The other lots put up sold at ON
40 to 80 per cent below the catalogue prices.
few lines were sold for John K. Anderson and Henry
s. Allen.
The next house 10 sell was James Il. Osgood &
Co. Its lines included many new works. Blanche
Willis Towards Aunt Serena" sold for 20 cents ;
ofWlllam ThackeIay,"$l 30 the illustrated IL ie,
S3 37l2; and the Round Robin series at % cents
a volume. Mrs Burneips last novel, A Fair Bar
baTian" brought G6 cents: Mrs Clements books
81 10 10 81 70. Du Maurier's Pictures of Swiss
Society was nd up TO 81 37l2. A large line OF
Osgoods American Guide Books a ID several sets of
William Winters works were sold. \ large lnv olcc
of new books was offered by Roberts Brothers.
Dante Gabriel RossettPs poems sold for 71l2 cent
Several lots of Oscar Wide's poems were sold for
65 cents. Books were also sold for A. Williams d
Co., OF Boston, T.. L. Dutton ~ Co., Slleldon a Co..
Andrew t. Graves, the National Publishing Com
pany, of Philadelphia, Hurst u Co.. and John r.
Potter q Co., of Philadelphia. The prices through
out were about fifty cent OF the catalogue
prices.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

Earl g. Wilson's F. and w brand of Mems
Collars and Cuffs the best. sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
THE EyIDENCE AGAINsT M Q. JONEs AL IN

After adducing evidence for fifteen days against
Alderman Jones, the prosecution rested tier case
YESTERDAY in the Court Of Sessions. IN Bfooklyn
The last testimony put in was report OF The cyl
dence of the defendant III SUIT brought by bin
against his business partner Mr. Staats, IN 1871 In
tilat case Jones sNOre that his 6rOthcr-In-law
(Suart) gave him $4,000 in 1870. The case was
then adj ufncd utl this morning. when j. A. W ern
berg Assistant Distrct-AttOrney, Wall make the
opening tor the defence After the adJournment
yesterday, Winchester Brtrtn, one OF the counsel
iof Joucs cxulcssed do sire 10 allow the TO
10 lie iury without offering any evidence ia defence
being confident of acquittal for his client. The
latter opposed this, some matters had been
brought out which lac desired 10 rc1utc
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

Many n merchant of brilliant faculties. ha
stricken down in by paralysis OF his nerves
and is left in the OF life such unortlnalea sho
treated with Dr. BensOns Celery and CbAnomlle ms
Restoration is probable.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

If you are annoyed by your rubber, steel on
she'll Eyeglasses breaking purchase pair OF Ceuoid ana
your trouble viii cease. Your Optician has them.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

DELAYS are often dangerous. Put on DIR
Oman's Pad before malaria strong hold 74
Broadway, and druggists everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
CALLING A PASTOR FROM THE WEST.

The Thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church has
received an answer from the Rev. DR.. John NJ
Worrall of Chicago, whom Il recently called TO bel
come It's pastor. He acCcp the call and WlL
assume charge of his new church next month. Dr.
Worral Is now pastor of ihe Eighth Presbyterian
Church, of Chicago. and preached in the church
which has recently called hiIn In March lie was
very much liked by the congregation and soon alter
ward received unanimous call The Key. Dr.
HeIrick johnson. Of Chicago 1t Is said, opposed his
leaving the church which he now serves, but by the
sdyice of his physicians and because OF his desire
to become a New-York pastor he accepted the inyi-
tation. lie will be the third pastor which the
Thirteenth Street Church has had, and ali OF them
have been Kcntuckians.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

Malaria positively cured. Emory's Standard
Cure pills never fail no bad effects Physicians prescribe
Druggists sell them, jOc Crittenden ll5 FuIto1-st
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

Don't waste money on trashy extracts whe
you buy delightful perfume Florcston Cologne
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

INFLAMED GUMS
instantly relieved and Will be permanently cured by me
SOZODONT. The der IL known the better II ls nke
history long continuous record OF success as ben
afcia wash other preparations Tor e
have appclred and passed away but 9OZODOSl remains
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

Steamers Callera for Marseics Hcka Tor Copenhagen
sailor fur HrDncp Schedam for Rotrri Germaiu
avre Scythn or Liyorpoo Denmark for London. city OF
Columbus Tor savannah Moro Castle ChIIle,t0u Ouf
stTeam Wilmington Bfeakwator for West Point Nc
Clolan for Baltimore Edith Golden for KgatJu ia, Oxen
hume fOr HALIFAX.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-11-04
JURY LIST.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

BE it known that we the undersigned mem
hers of the Jury Commission did, on this 4tii
day of October A. d. 1882, meet ut the CLERKS
Office in the town OF Opel0usas, parish or st.
Landry, for the purpose OF drawing Il Jury Tor
thp rpSular term OF the District Court OF the
thirteenth Judicial District. under section >,
net a. of the regular session OF l8II ana All the
members being present. ID. DurlO one or Slltt
mo1nhers. drew from the general Venlre DoN
nne at a time the names OF the following 1llty
nersons, to compose the Grand and Pett ju-
rors for the LIST week OF sad court commencing
Tuesdav, December 5th, 1882, list OF whom
was then and there kept by the clerk OF S2ld
Court. James O. Chachere, and Ill our JndS
ment a Jury being required for the second and
third weeks Of the term, we then and there
nrocpeded ;s in drawing the first fifty jurors 10
Grow thirty additional names to serve as petlt
inrors for the I'd week. and thirty additional
names TO serve as petit jurors for the 81 week
of the term OF sad Court and we the clerk ana
commissioners did then and there place the
names drawn as aforesaid for each separate
week in separate envelopes and scaled ana
endorsed the same with the week Tor winch
they were respectively drawn winch sald en-,
veISnps containing sad names We're then ana
there placed i'll a jury box provided Tor the
| nnrnose which after depositlng said names
| fhnIpin as aforesaid, was sealed and locked ny
ne and placed in the custody OF the clerk OF The
court for use at the next term OF OF sad court
St. Landry democrat., 1882-11-04
.H'0tice of Election.

IN accordance with section OF act 1ol of 1882.
l. approved ON the 5th day OF july; leo2' tH1
JoIiov,inr polling places are hereby deslgnflIed'
and the following commissioners are ,1,. hereby
appointed to conduct the electloi! lnt Il he'uot ~
Of Congress to represent the olAtn IonStTG ~
sional District of the State OF Louisiana III 'he
4stn Congress OF the United States, due returns
OF said election to be made by sald coh,nis-
sionels to me. at my office III the town ol op'e-
IousaS in accordance with existing laws
Onelousas-at Court House Gilbert L.. Du-
pre. A. j. Perrault and Eli McDanlel. Az,
| Beilevue-School House; NJ. K: Wilson, A"l-
son Di1umicl and Victor Richard W.,
PIaisance-I. Vidrine's Store; Edwin Eld-
rine, Uriah I. Blaclsshear and Valsh ~ Ae-
douX: , 4,o rh,rloa
Richard, O'Bren Elmer and John F. Smith.
Coute Croche-at P: d. Richards Leon
Thihodeau Pierre Woods and Treyllle LeSer:
IGnnyille-School House Francois Robin,
e C. Roger and VIM. HarsIoder. ,;r
Barrv's Landing-at D. P. SalZans LOUIS , I-
" Cl'urchyille-at J. L. Morris: W. W. Burton,
w + Davis and George V. DodeZ ,
i Waxia-at School House 3. W. Iaylor' L. -
Hawkins and John Billm rr:
Wasbington-at Town Hall John y. Ifalll>
or JVs Elliott and VIM. Curley. r,
Lever Bayou B@uf,at sch9oi n h1usG W naniel Toi.
ifniwr BAYOU Bnuf-at Louis Stagg,s Lau-
rent stasg, z. B. Milburn Pierre Reid: 49,, w
BIG Cane-at Goudchaux; 1, l.: D. HaSafo' W.
r Jackson and Gilbert Burlelgn
8 D. D. Hudspeth and D. Thomas. ror.
Grand Prar1e-au faul SiasS ., -, -. -
: tenot .5r.. John Fontenot and Marus RoDerl.
{ BAYOU Chicot-at Sam Haas store; BlnS-
1 ham C1lshman, E. P. Carson and h. u iunre:
. Vile Platte-at Cabin Guillory's; EdWm E'
yidrine Ben Latuer and Mark Lazaro
Il Mammoth-at j. B. Saucier's; j. Z. oahclei'
!, Auyuste Lahay and H. j. Guillory
l. Ma,nmoth-at J. B. LandreneauXs' d. d.
Y Iandrenaux, and Lucius Landrenallx. ,,u,
' Mammoth-au Zenon Vldrlnes; TIerlo
J, MonillG. Emile Reid and Homere Durlo.
? Chataignier-at d. p Latieur,s Alexis i'o"-
| ,oo, Ayal;an Maunpl. Z,S EOnLenOl
Faquetaique-at Louis CourVille . 0i'' wv
IS Savoie Z. Magee and K. Z. Slttg. .ro. pov
e Prud'homme Cty-at Chacnefe slolI NJ NJ.
h mond Clacher6, Etenne Stage ana y. D. WI
Coy. ,D;ao,s s+ore Jules
ar Dayid Eomere Barousse and H. ~. MchiiuEt, .t,,
ID POINT Soire-at Jos, f. DagIes Ai'h'''
Daiola Francois Savoie, and JOS LatlGlills.
,e MoiInt-at los Sullice's; Michel Prud NOMINEE
le ca1astin ayergne. and B. A. Guldfy. :
n planua,une Ridge-at L. J0uberts nicieiI
90 rnnhart Damon Boudreau and Lastle fltre.
m Panuemine Brulee-Foreman y Dhsoh ; ~
tI \, Pm1 r NJ Andrus and B. I. Jones. n.
Mt pavne-at NJ Arenas store Henry Ahoih5'
is 1ohnS stevens and Adelin Leblanc.
G. Pninte-all- Loups-at Carts store nA"'iiioo
" pnusson Louis Cart, Yves Senat u
e. Mermenteal,-at Malgnand's store JOS ID
~ " Roy Aoi oi''N NJ d. kAVANAH,
Returning officer, parish OF 81. L'horS'
he Oplelousas, October 7, 1857.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-11-04
ELECTION NOTICE.

pY VIRTUE OF TIE AUTHORITY YES
- ted in me by the election law OF the state OF
louisiana and in pursuance of the procla1na-
ton of His Excellency Samuel d. McEneIy.
Governor of Louisiana, do hereby give pub!lc
notice that there will be an election held Ill inc
parish Of st. Landry. State aforesaid, on
Tuesday, the 7th Day of November
1882 it being the first Tuesday after the first
Monday of the SAID Month commencing at
o'clock. a. H., and closing at o'clock p III. OF
Rpprtscntatiye from the Sixth Congressional
District. of the State of Louisiana. to the Forty
eighth Congress of the United States OF Amer
| lea. ,
The election will be held at the time above
specified. and at the pollingplaces, designated
| by the Returning Officer.
oct. Il Returning Officer, parish St Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-11-04

I'd A lot OF ground situated i'll the town Of
OpclonsHs. with Improvements. bounded north
by Landry Street, east by Is, A Martc!. south
bv w. F. Anderson and west by Lastle Dnprr.
Amount OF State and parish taxes for tho
year 1881, sixteen dollars and fifty cents and
costs.
Anderson, Thomas c. No. r.
1st Seven hundred aud eighteen arpentS Of
land situated on Bayou Marie Cr"Gnant. bound
ed north by Mrs. Mudd. and below 10y lands of
Terrell. having a front Of eighteen arpentS on
said Bayou by Forty i'll depth, more or less.
2nd. Lots Nos. /, >, 3, 4. OF the following des-
crihcl tracts of land a tract Of land lying
Oh the left bank of Bayou Teche in the parish
OF ST. Landry. bounded above by tandS OF Ste
phen W osborne, below by lands OF DeslhaEet
and 0. O. Foster, the said lots containing ono
hundred and seventy nine lll0o acres. being tile
same property purchased by defendant l. {:
Anderson. at the SucccSsona SAFE "f DubrelIi
Olivier, made on the 7th OF May, l6Io. by James
=. Hayes. sheriff and eX-of1icio auctloneer, ;t@
per plar of said land marked +, III the record ct
said succession and recorded on page 4GG hook
X Of alienation record OF the parish OF st. Lar
dry.
Amount Of state and parish faxes for the
year 1851. eighty dollars and slXty-four cents
alid costs.
Anderson, Thomas G. No. g.
The following described lots situated i'll tho
town OF Washington, parish OF st. Landry, to-
! Wit
| 1st Lot No s. according to the plat of said
town. bounded by Main, st. john. sittis and
| Water streets.
2nd. Lot No. IA according to said plat,
bounded by Carrere and Dupre streets, and by
| lots Nos. IS & II.
3rd Lot No. 81. according to said plat bound
| ed by Main, Washington. Sittig and Water street.
18th. One-third OF q lot OF ground. being Il
part OF lot No : of the town Of Washington, as
per town plat.
Amount OF State and parish taxes for the
year 1881. eight five dollars and eighty cents
and costs.
On said day of sale win sell such portion OF
each OF said specific property as each debtor
will point out, and in case the debtor shall not
. point ont sufficient property, | shall at once
and without further delay, sell the least .pllau>
tity OF said specific property OF any debtor.
which any bidder will buy for the amount OF
the taxes interests and costs due by said debt
or. The sale will be without apprals snent, tor
cash. III legal tender money of the United
: States. and the property sold shall be redeem
able at any time for the space OF one year,
by paying the prices given, with twenty
per cent. and costs added ~
c. C. DUSON.
Sheriff OF the parish Of St. Landry and ex-otficit
Tax Collector.
} OPELOESAS, Oct. IA, 1882.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-11-04

Dr.. r. C. THOMPSON, of til, firm
of Thompson, George g. Co., wholesale
druggist, Galveston, Texas, says tat to
his own personal knowledge ENfLIsH
FEMALE BITTERs is most wonderful
medicine for the cure of chronic Finale
complaints. He knew of a case in Gal
weston, considered almost holeless,
which resisted all medical aid from the
nrofession. She was induced to tly the
Eifters and commenced improving at
once. and was finally entirely cured by
their use. Similar cases are recorded
ali over the country and no female
afflicted with any disease peculiar to
her sex, should fail to use them. As q
gHterine tonic and female regulator it
has no equal, for married and single.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-11-04

Tn Testimony whereof, we have hereunto ne ndta
signed at Opelousas, this, the 4th day OF octo-
Der, 1882. . ,..yo
w. G. BELL, Com.
P.J LEFEBVRE,
D. DURIO.
JAMES O. CHACHERE, Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
do hereby certify that the within and lore e,
going has been duly recorded i'll my once IN IN
Book No. of Jnry Record pages 25' 26' ~ 2o'
and %. foefoo Of Ona1ou-
sas this 9Th day of October, A. D. 1882
r. F. MEGINLEY,
Deputy Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Benz Benz. F. Meginley, Deputy Clerk of the the
13th Judicial District Court in and Tor the par
ish of St. Landry, do hereby certify tna1 ne tne
above and foregoing is dfuei on nofIeer Ie and % OF
complete copy from the oflslui oh i'io ''iie' u
Witness my hand and seal of office at Ope-
| 1ousas, this 18th day OF October, A: D. lss2.
SEAL Deputy Clerk OF the 18th Judlcla
| (N~} District Of Louisiana.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-11-04

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
ID in me by the Constitution and Laws OF the
State of Louisiana, | will sell at the principal
'front.' door of the Courthouse OF the parish OF
St. Landry in the town Of Opelousas, III which
the Civil District Court of said parish is held,
within the legal hours for judicial sales, begin
Ing at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on
St. Landry democrat., 1882-11-04
.1OsSce to Doctors :

All PERSONS Indebted to me are respect
a fully requested to come forward and pay
up without delay cp ANDprs.
Opelousas, La, April %, 1882. II
St. Landry democrat., 1882-11-04

1st. Fifteen and threefourths lots OF gIoundd g1lnd
Situated IN the town of Opelousas. unimproVteu t,t
bounded north by W. A. Robertson, SO sousn lfred e
lands of colored Baptist Church. east by and Hnd.
Perry and others, and west by MIS- L. a. AA''>
speth.