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Condition of Western Live Stock

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Feb. 2s-Reports from
stock sections show that stock wintered re-
markably WE'LL and that there were few
losses. Sheep men report some losses in the
western portion of the Territory. In Valen-
cia, Bernadille and Rio Arriba counties the
losses foot up 10000 head. Cattle are now
doing we'll. A scarcity of water and grass is
reported in the northern section, but no seri-
GUS results are expected.
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The Cleveland dAssassination-Death of the
Victim

CLEVELAND, Feb. 28.-Edward Vetter, not
letter, as first reported, died this morning
from the bullet wound received night before
last at the hands of his assailants, who are
still unknown, The man arrested on sus-
picion yesterday is thought now innocent of
this crime. Another has been arrested.
Vetter could not tell who the guilty ones
were. He was brewer, and had some money
in the house, which gives credence to the
theory that robbery was contemplated, but
frustrated by Vetters vigorous defense.
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The Cars Throne.


The throne which is to be used at the
Cars coronation is TO cost $4,000 1t will
be OF black oak, richly carved in antique
Slavonic patterns, with canopy supported
oy columns ten feet high and ornamented
with Imperial eagles, ana with scrollwork
bearing the coats-of-arms of the fifty six
governments of Russia. The chairs for the
Emperor and Empress will be placed on a
dais hung with crimson velvet richly trimmed
with gold
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Criminal Assoult on a Child.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 2s.-A Post Dispatch special
from Alton, ILL.,, says: ''On Tuesday after
noon John Jones, a farm hand, criminally
assaulted ten-year-old daughter of a farmer
named Saunders, living near Silver creek
Jones fed, leaving the child almost dead
A pursuing party organized, and last night
he was caught at Edwardsville, and confessed
his guilt. There is strong talk of lynching.
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Prob,bition I'm Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 2S.--The committee on
constitutional amendments of the lower
House of the Missouri Legislature have in
their possession 1921 petitions asking that
the prohibitory amendment be submitted to
the people of the State, and 47,561 remon-
strances against such action. The committee
take this as fair expression of the senti-
ments of the people, and will report unfav-
orably on the joint resolution providing for
submission ''
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Nail Factories to be Closed Two Weeks
More.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, Feb 28.-The Western Nail
to close the factories two weeks more COM
mencing next Monday. Trade was reported
quiet, stocks are light and the demand as
usual at this season, small but outlook for
spring trade was very encouraging. No
change was made in rates.
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terror to lease not exceeding eighty acres
within the park, but not to include the gey-
sers or objects of interest. All previous con-
tracts or leases are to be declared invalid
The committee have also stricken out the
section repeating the preemption law.
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Death Rather tbap Arrest.

New YORK, Feb. 2s.-Johannas Gerselman
formerly a letter-carrler in Wurtem burg
Germany, was arrested OH the steamer Both
mia to-day as the vessel neared its dock
Serselman shot himself, dying instantly
He was charged with embezzlemenu.
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Failure of a Chicago Paper House.

CHICAGO, Feb 28.-George W. Taylor &
Co., large paper and printing establishment,
confessed judgment this morning to $120, 600.
The place was seized by the sheriff, and is
now in the hands Of deputy. The large
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-01
Jumped Into the River while Drunk.

LITTLE Rock Ark, Feb. 2S.-W M. David
son, member of the Legislature from Sharp
county, while intoxicated, jumped into the
river early this morning and was drowned.
The body was not recovered Both houses
adjourned out of respect to his memory
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GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
The Successors of Messrs. Robertson and
Woodford
ecIal to the IndlanapolIs JournaL

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-It was expected
that the New York nominations would be
sent in to-day, but the President withheld
them for some reason. Itis expected, how
ever, that the appointments will be made to-
morrow, and that NJ w. Cooper will sue
ceed Mr.. Robertson as collector of the port.
Elihu Root is booked for the district attor-
neyship, vice Stewart L, Woodford, it is
said
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Assaulted by Footpads.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

LAFAYETTE, Feb. 2s.--At half-past o clock
this morning, Jacob Blank and Thoma.
Schick were returning from a public ball
with the proceeds, when they were assaulted
by highway robbers. A pistol fight ensued,
and the robbers were finally put to flight
without the money though they got Schick's
watch and badly bruised him. This after.
noon, Florence Sullivan, a son of the ex.
marshal, was arrested as the principal high.
wayman, and placed in Jail for trial to-mor.
row. He was identified.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
THURSDAY.-Wa Warmer, fair weather,
tower barometer.

. Yesterdays arrival of our
Fashionable Spring Overcoats
was large, and includes Mems
and Youths sizes in light and
dark colors. The shapes are
elegant, the patterns all that
could be desired for dress or
business.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-01

SAN Francisco. Feb. PA Carson dis
patch says Hank Monk, Horace Greeley's IA
nous stage driver, died to-day,
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SAID siok young man from Fauquier,
Can st. Jacobs Oil be boughtierl
Yes, for rheumatic pains, .f
Neuralgia and chilblains,
'Tis indeed. sir, very much soughtier.
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The Directors of the Northern Prison.

opeclai 10 Jlo Indianapolis JournaL
FoRT WAYNE, Feb. 2S.-Henry Monning
of the newly elected board of directors
the States Prison North, took the oath Of
Office in the Office of the clerk of Alleu
county on Monday last. The new board will
take possession of the prison on March II
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Details of the Recent Alleged Cure at Elk
hart by Power of Prayer-Statement
of the Lady's Brother.
A Well-Known Criminal Fatally Shot
by a Richmond Policeman.
FoOtpads at Lafayette-A Bigamous Barber
at Bloomington, IlI.-Gleanings
from Two States.
INDIAN

Testimony in the Lafayette Slander Case
Tending to Establish Alibi.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
LAFAYETTE, Feb. 2S.-Another full DAVIS
work was put in on the Cougar -Mandler
case today. Judge Gould rendered his de-
csion on the question taken under advise
ment last week as to the admission of Cap.
tain Parks testimony regarding hearing DR..
Burke refer to the scheme of himself and
Mander to break down Captain Wallace and
Mrs. Cougar The testimony was not al
lowed.
Mrs. Annie NJ, wife of Captain Wallace,
Mrs. James Wallace, the Captains mother,
and Hanna Johnson, girl who lives at Wal
lace house, were all examined, and
all swore that Captain Wallace was
home by twenty minutes to 10 o'clock on
Sunday night, Nov. 10 Thei. .as,ia3 3uy was
all substantially the same and was 4iniaatiS
that Captain Wallace arrived at tnat hour.
Mrs. Annie Wallace was nor asked Qu
ton on cross-examination but tine ED
Mrs. Wallace and Miss J ohnson we're given
rigid cross-exam ination Nothing was
brought out save that i-nowledgea
soI,oa -, hoo,, ho,5 ,ost ,,;'.h: =. Ivoirooa.a
'e'.e' ii''i 'eeN neiu' i's' nis"'' "' "aii~ee
residence, where their testimony was talked
over.
The p1aint:ff will occnnv oil dav to-n,or-
~ ioaa, N''
row. at least
P,rt,.,1ars Of ,,,a Eeoor+ c,ro IN, Fo,,,, n.
ru',n. -
snoo,,, o.. a., ,,,ouan,,. ,""r' tt,
ELKHART Feb. 27.-The following are the
full particulars OF the wonderful prayer cure
telegraphed Won few days since as related
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1883-07-14
Proceedings of the Board of Police of
the Town Of Cspelousas
OPELousAs, Jnne 27th, 1889.

OPELoUsAs, Jnne 27th, 1883.
The Board sf Police of the Town OF Opel
ousas met pursuant to ii call OF the President.
Present: James Ray, President; A. Is. Cha
chere. l.. A. Sandoz, Felix Lesassier, and b.
Martin.
The President announced that the Board
had been called for the purpose OF taking in
to consideration the prayer oil two petitions
of the citizens OF the town of Opelousas, read
ing as follows:
To the Board of Police of the Town of Opel
ousas, st. Landry Parish, Louisiana:
We, the undersigned taxpayers and citizeus
OF the town of Opelousas, i'll order to relieve
the town of the expense of keeping parties in
Jail who violate its ordinances aud are unable
10 pay the fines imposed, and in order to hsv e
the streets Of our town kept in better repair,
respectfully pray
That the charter OF the town of Opelousas
be so amended as to vest in the Board of Po-
lice the power to make parties work upon the
streets who are unable to pay the fine, in
cases wherein there has been Il violation OF
some town ordinance and The penalty is fine
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NOTICE OF TABLEAU.

Probate Court, Parish Of 81 Landry, No. fl25
ESTATE OF HILAIRE FoNTENoT,
Whereas. 1rene David, of the parish of st.
Landry, administrators Of the above entitled
estate, has filed q final account and tableau
of distribution of funds of said estate, accom-
panied by her petition praying for the hOmol
ogation Of the same;
And whereas the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an order Of court bearing date
June 28th, 1888
Now therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition in wri-
ting to said tableau and account, in my
office in the town Of Opelousas, within the
time required by law, and TO show cause if
any they may have, why said tableau and ac-
count should not be homologated and confirm
ed. JAMES 0. CHACHBRE,
June 80, 1888. Clerk
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all interested
July, 1888, the Police Jury Of the Parish of st.
Landry, sitting as the Board of Reviewers OF
Assessments, as provided by law, will begin
its sessions for the purpose of arbitrating up
on all lists of property and the cash value
thereof, in all cases where there is a difference
IN listing or valuation between the Assessor
and property owner
The decision of the Board of Reviewers will
be final, unless set aside in accordance with
Art. DOB of the Constitution The equalization
Of assessments of all properties will likewise
be regulated BY the Board of Reviewers.
OCTAVE FONTENOT.
June 30, 1888 Assessor
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POINTE-AUX-LOUPS SPRINGS.
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY. LA.

FENHIS favorite summer resort, celebrated
! for the curative powers of its waters in a
large number of diseases, including Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Diseases of the Blood
and Skin, and many other diseases both acute
and chronic, is now open for the season. The
accommodations are all trst-class and the
fare is of the best Prices of board and lodg-
ing, with use OF baths and waters, $l5O per
day, $40 per week, $40 per month. resident
physician will always be in attendance in case
OF need. Hacks may be had at all times at
Mermehto station by those coming by way of
the La Western r r.
G.. MILLER, Proprietor.
MAY 26, 1888
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Extract from Constitution of 'ze.

There shall be exempt from taxation
and license, for a period of ten years
from the adoption of this Consultation,
the capital, machinery aud other pro-
perty employed in the manufacture OF
textile fabrics, leather, shoes, harness,
saddlery, hats, -four, machinery, agri-
cultural implements and furniture, and
other articles of wood, marble or stone !;
soap, stationery, ink and paper; boat
building, aud chocolate; provided that
not less than five hands are employed
in any one factory
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No. d..
JUDICIAL NOTICES
SHERIFF'S SALE.
District Court, Parish St Landry. No 1913
cnrnnItuc nnna}o vc c IA MhiIo

BY virtue Of an order OF seizure and sale
issued by the Honorable the District Court
in and for the parish of St Landry, in the
above entitled suit and to ME directed,
will proceed to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, at the principal door of the
Court House, i'll the town Of 0peousas,
parish Of st. Landry, on S1TtRDAY Y,
August 4th, 1888, at II o'clock A. NJ, the
following described property, to-wit
/. A certain piece Of land situated east, and
near the town of Opelousas, measuring ten
superficial arpents, more less, bounded
north by lands Of Louis Prud'homme. south by
lands formerly belonging to Mrs. Clement
Holliers mother now to L. c. Anderson, west
by land formerly belonging to Desire Godet,
now to Joseph Wallio, and east by land 70,
merly belonging to Thomas III. Lewis.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash G. e. DUSDN,
Sheriff OF the paRish of st Landry
OpplOuSaS June 30 1888
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NOTICE epF ELECTION.

fEvO the qualified electors of the town of
= Opelousas:
Take notice that an election will be held in
said town, at the Court House>o on TUESDAY,
the 9TH day of August, A, D. 1888, for the rur-
pose of ratifying or rejecting the provisions
of Ordinances No. and No. 2, this day passed
by the Board of Police of said town.
The polls will be opened at 9 o'clock a. m.
a, d closed at o'clock p. m, and be supervis-
ed by the following commissioners Bernard
Martin, w. C. Perrault and Joseph A. Gil
JAS. RAY, President,
Board of Police. Town of Opelousas.
0pelousas, June q, 1883. iy7-5t
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FOR SALE.

ANE OF the most desirable residences i'll
~ Opelousas; ample grounds-yard, lot,
orchard, garden and small feld-comprising,
together. about Ia acres OF laud all under
fence. improvements consist of two-st0ry
dwelling. brick basement. containing nine
rooms; onthuildings, kitchen, servants rooms
etc, i'll good order. This property will be sold
very low for cash nr on favorable terms. For
Inrther particulars npplN at this office
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DRAMATIc.--By the earnest request
OF number of our citizens, the brilliant
comic drama,-" Our Wife," and the
charming French play, lie Marriage
Force" will be repeated by O. F. Co.
No. Is Dramatic Association, at Perro-
dns Hall, next Wednesday evening,
the 18th.
Our talented amateurs are determined
to surpass then previous renditioiis of
these interesting pieces, and ali who
contemplate being present on that oc-
casion may promise themselves il most
agreeable evening. After the perform
ance the drawing of the lottery will take
place, when S50O.OO worth of valuable
prizes will be distributed to persons
holding winning numbers. There are
Il few tickets yet unsold, aud those de-
string to purchase tickets in this inter
esting scheme had better do so ut once.
A grand ball will close the exercises of
the evening. Admission reduced to 25
cents; no half tickets. See advertise
ment i'll another column.
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Ne call the attention of our readers
tsthe card of Mr.. A. A. Monitor, cotton
saa sugar factor. and commission mer-
siaat, No. 80 Union street, New Orleans.
Nj MOutou has been travelling through
I6ls parish, aud gave as call during
lHs past week. All business entrusted
tehiaeare viii meet prompt attention,
Gaa I'LL orders will be filed at the lowest
market prices.
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NOTICE..

nWING to the failure OF a number oi
" agents to report in time, the drawing
Of the Lottery of 0pelousas Steam Fire Co.
No. was unavoidably postponed from last
Wednesday to Wednesday, July 18th, when
the drawing will positively take place at Per
robins Hall, at s o'clock p. N, The public is
invited Admission free.
Ry order of the Committee.
July Z, 1888. 2t
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qbe dog days are here, and an eye
mat be kept on wandering CANNES.
Iook ont for hydrophobia.
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List Of Decisions
RENDERED AT THE JTLY TERM OF THE
SUPREME COURT, oPELOUsAs.

Edgar Richard VS.. jules Richard
Judgment affirmed
B. I'll. Flaspoller VS.. Blanche Sitti"
wife, &c.-Judgment affirmed;
State of La. ex rel. Victor Raumgar.
den ct ais. VS.. A. l.. Tissot, Judge Civ,
District Court, New Orleans - Man
damus refused:
Susan Webb, wife, VS.. Amela Z. kel
ler, widow, ct all. u. Payne, inter
vennr-Dismissed;
John Baldwin, sr., Us. Hypolite Bel
locq ct al.-Judgment reversed;
Henry Materne VS.. Michel Lion 1t al
Judgment affirmed
Jacob U. Payne VS. Thomas C. Ander.
son-Judgment for plaintiff. On re.
hearing, this decree was amended 80 as
to credit plaintiffs judgment with the
s47OO mentioned in the opinion.
State vs. Jack Robinson Affirmed
Sylvanie Sandoz ct al. VS.. A. Babi,
acknowledgement reversed;
Walter A. sRicks ct al. VS. Elb. CAN'T
Judgment amended by reducing amount
to S185S.75, with legal interest thereon
from May lst, 1882;
Anna F. Offutt, wife, VS.. G, e. Duson,
acknowledgement amended by perpet-
uaLing injunction OF plaintiff to the ex-
tent of one-sixth of property seized
Baptiste Simien VS.. J. & A. Perrodin
ct al.-Judgment affirmed
Mrs. A Duperier IS. Theogene Viato1
sheriff and tax colleetor-Afiirmed;
State ex rel. Fred Holyland vs. Judge
Civil District Court, Parish Of Orleans
Writ of prohibition refused
Thos. C. Anderson VS.. c. C. Duson,
sheriff, ct ais. Judgment affirmed
VIM. Fl. Thomas VS. q. A. Guilbeau,
sheriff. ct ils-Affirmed
Mrs. Elizabeth Bedell, wife, VS.. David
Calder aud C. A. Buford-Reyersed;
Edward and Emma Thomas VS.. Numa
Bienser.l- Af1il med
MIS-. Martha L. Soionrner VS.. Mrs. E.
A. Tourney Affirmed
Joseph David vs.. f. c. Rode, Liver
pool s. London & Globe ms Co., Gar
nishees-Reversed
State VS.. Walter Johnson-Atfirmed ;
Walter d. and W. P. Denegre VS.. j.
Eerac and Roman Francez-Reversed ;
Ernest j. Smith vs.. VIM N. johnson
Judgment reversed:
John n. Pl,arr VS.. Martha Collins eft
ais. Judgment reversed;
j. g. st. Julien vs. Morgan's La. & 7.
Railroad Reversed
Martial Billaud vs.. Morgan's La & Il.
Railroad Reversed
State Va Ali. Humphries s-Reyersed ;
John G. Muhday rs. j. j. Lyons ct nj.
Appeal dismissed
State vs.. Moses White Affirmed
Ellen Broussa.d ct al vs.. F. II. Segu-
III, clerk, ct ais Judgment reversed;
Joseph Bloch Us. Octave Fontenot, as
SCISSOR Dismissed at plaintiffs costs;
Z. b. Mentz Us. Delphine Train ct al
Judgment affirmed
State ex rel Frank A. Lee & Co. VS.
A. Jumel aud Z. A. Burke Dismissed
State ex rel. H. Newgass VS.. A. june
ct ais. Dismissed;
State OK rel. Frank A. Lee & Co. VS.
Allen JHmel, Auditor, and e. A. Burke
Trcasnftr-Dismissed
State Us. Henry Dickerson-Affirnled
Fanny X. Phillips vs. Her Creditors
Appeal dismissed
Estate of Louisa Pfud'homme ex rel
r. S. Wilkins ys. Herman Zuberbier
administrator-Af6r
State VS.. JAS. Anderson-Affirmed;
State vs.. Chas. Sophel--Affirmed
Bonrdier & Bellisier VS.. Morgan's La
& r. Railread-Affirmed
FL. S. Buckner Us. Thomas Mora--Af-
firmed.
n n
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Read Bill Arps on THE " No Fence
Question "A matter which is beginning
It last taattract the attention Of our peO-
IA ind about which we will have some
thiug 10 say next week.
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Ali y85 buggy, a $75 sewing machine,
aegeld watch, a $50 diamond ring,
ma NJ other valuable prizes will he
ggIien aHaY at 81 each next Wednesday
agtf it pcrrodin's Hall, Nin the lottery
hi ihe benefit Of Opeleusas Steam Fire
III Iavest i dollar, and you have IN
s8ualehaslce 10 win any Of these useful
IPfz4s. SEC advertisements for parlicn-
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Iandrstil's Seeds for summer and fall
-,.at;oe inst received at Robt M. Lit
sslls drug store.
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kNOk SALE.-A good young improved ere
ply t" w. A. Sandoz, ut Littell's drugstore.
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neat and comfortable town resi-
ANA suitable for small family, for
4,,,t cheap. Apply at this office.
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If ydSu want to buy a neaU plane OF
organ. come aud see ns We can tell
yoo how TO save some meney in such
d transaction.
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See notice of splendid town residence
for sale in another column. This place
is offered cheap, and is bargain for
any one desiring such property. APP
ply at this Office.
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lit Of gentle milch COWS and young
,sItIs foI sale. Apply at this Office, or
& Edmond f. Deiean, FIVE miles south
d0pelensas
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Town Property for Sale.

MY RESIDENCE in opelousas, two-stories
Yh with five rooms and hall, brick kitchen
and pantry attached, servants house, cistern,
well, stable, crib, etc, and half square of
ground with tenement house, subdivided into
yard, garden and lots-buildings all new, aud
of cypress. Price, $35OO-$l500 cash,
balance on terms to suit purchasers.
May l9. c. c. DUSON.
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f,nr peighbor, Posey, sent MS Il nice
II Il delicious peaches last Tuesday,
/, wl,icI, he has our thanks.
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The Governor has appointed Charles
a.eh ! notary public for the parish of
81. Landry
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4 :
Aitefaii important session OF ten days
ile Supreme Court adjourned sine die
v last Wednesday morning. We.pnb-
Eafaflll listUf HE decisions in another
Eplpmi.. All Of the judges were pres
elt hid Tile docket was cleared About
llNsata four attorneys from other par
lahfs were IN attendance with reference
fasalis ll.at came up before the court.
There we're six applicants for admission
astlle i'ar, who, although recommended
" 1is cOnmitteeaof examination. were
s1gssieil b tho judges on their final OK
AhInalIaiL
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,.;,t rotatoes have sold at seventy
oants ,,er barrel on our streets.