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NJ Office OF CREDITORS MEET

N Office OF CREDITORS MEET
N ing-in the Z. s. District Court for the
District os Oregon. In the matter Of the sep
arate estate Of C. VI. Carter. bsn' ruos- In
bankruptcy. Notice IL hereby given that pur-
susnt 70 an order OF said court in said cause,
msde on the s0th day of June, A. ID; 1883;
there will be held third genera meeting Of
the creditors Of said G NJ Garter. bankrupt,
on Wednesday, TIE 18th day Of July, 1883, at
10 o'clock 4. n. of said cay, before d. h;
Nor.hrp, Esq, register IN bankruptcy o. said
district, at his Office. Room No E. mon
block, in the city Of Portland. in said district,
for the purposes set forth in section Se2 Of
the United States
Up. o. LOWNSDALE. Assignee.
Portland. Oregon, July 8, 1888. jy3:l0:ll
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Eeepin. II Up.

o., W,ra,e. who shot Lewis a. Weeks
,aIe .bo1, three weeks sInce was released
.,or he isli at Missca!a on Wednesday last
=, 500 bal. Leris vas NOT tat 50
o. 49, - hor, as supposed. and W.ilace was
.'.-..s.,la N shooting him, a, / ast this Il.
- -, ., mon Of all the respectable persons
r,, bgs aear Wcek-yiiie.
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inirrpTi>ir..

., r,.e s.re.t jlst blow the Gas works
! ,a,pd a Mexican Who spenis his time
IN, b,lr .incH5.. The old lei ow in-
s--.,.3 p. thai he finds sale for his work a.
:, - :. r-r,srsd; IN fat he cSnuot turn
o.r IA. enough The hnr'" power for
..'l, .,rr ,r4 lar Il iur ished hy HUSKY
80 Who 'rfrs she spInl irg wheel.
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summsns.
TEkgIroEY OF wksHISsToS. I.
County Of WSila Nal.a- .


In the Dis;r;cs Court If TIE Territory ni WASH
inston, and for the kust ihSiriAl I'is'ri1i
there's, hniding terms At Wsl!s ns.iA, Nalls
Wslia County. ir said ;en:torT.
NJ. Fish. Plaintiff. -. Wa. =. Ha6SAgd ard
james tiEbbsri, Defendants.
THE UNITED SraTES 0F AMERICA.
Il To WA c. t;aie.7,l as,,i Jsraes Hub
hard, Defendants: N.a sle tSgshv rylais. q
o. sppear il Sn zc.i.R hraaght against yru -iy
VI Fisk, fisirf.ff. N nc U.s TirT = 5urt ci lie
lerr,tuTT II Na,:insi''u. s.,i I,T Jt'e sIrss
-ied'ciAl ti;st.ict .ae.eoL, nnij,rs is-,,,s az
Wssla WGi!a. r'altt IsiiS Ioun3N, n szs1
Territory, % answer the complains "a EisiHpG
hiei 'n Nails Ma :, Cognts W.SnIn twenty
DAYS after the seryie- Of this sn,an., H. eNgiu-
sISe @, the Gsy ot service, If >ervel il slii
county II nSt served IN ss.iG c0un-y nIt IL
sam district IN thirty DAYS. II served IN any
other Jutlcis! District IN the Territory IN forty
days. Ii served by puSlicstion within sixty
days after tie date of this sCmmnnS or the
said plaintiff will :Ske judgemsn. sgsinst yo1
by default according ~ the prayer ot the com
plant. THIS action Is brought 10 re-
cover from you the said Defendants the sum of
seventeen hundred and fifty one and nifty
one nundre;hs (I15l.5ll due on a promissory
note executed hy Defendant Wm. +. Hubbard
to Plaintiff on October llth. lSsl. The paw
ment of which note was guaranteed 70 Plain
tin by Defendant james Hubbard, fcS val
ulhle eonside-A.ian, hy an Instrument in writ
ing duly made and delivered. dsted Feby. 2Sd
1852.
Witness the H0n. 5. c. Winssrd AsscciSts
Ju-:ice of the supreme Court of " Arlington
Territory, ard Judge Of said Court, and the
seal Thereof affixed. this fifth dsy If Jaly 4.
ID, lSS3.
A. REEVES AYRES Clerk.
By +. W. GOODRCE Deputy.
Cation & Crowley Plaintiffs At.orueys.
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Il spent $500 with other doctors, y
writes Mr.. J. ". Thornton, Of Claiborn,
Miss, "Samdrifan Nere;ne, however, alone
cured my son Of fits This is on Par with
hundreds Of Others, speedy but thorough
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F. VI. CoRKRrM.
U,-,. Wan. Mt Jnly l.. 1881

WALLA WALK, W / JdIy II, ISoJ-
MEssgs Resell & Co., Wai.s Waila, ".
T:-Dsar Sirs--we have now used orr
New Massillcn Separator and Trsc-
ton Strsw-bOsning engine several
days in :hreshing barley and wheat.
aad having either run or seen nearly every
olher nake Of machines rub. can knowingly
aud cOnscientioDsly say that the New
Mass.lloa separator and engine Is decii.
eiFy the best outhr FOX tarsshing and say.
I-g tee grain that We eve. ssv running.
The capacity seems to be unlimited for fast
;hreshipg. perfect separating and cleaning.
We regard il as very du ahle outfit.
JONES & OssoRS.
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EMBOSSED.
wuAr AN KssTERx eAPsraiIsr InIxKs
Of err INLAND ENPlRE.

Our sentinents N Relation % Washing-
ten Terrisssy and Walla Walla BaeAea
Up by qr q. q. Dearbssn. Bs>ssn
BaAker-Tarners, Held On 70 Ssar
WAeaa-ylews Of q Geniienan Whs
Knows whereof Ne Spas.
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D,Il kpf oiEfed.

p..;,s,. at the dspn, nov moves all n :
80, work IN Ter the able management
n II c. B Car.s $ agent, backed 'y
C." L,u2kin. iright clerk, aud Jack
= .t. essr.eous ard gau'lemaHly opera
-, F... bound might receipts are So amy
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GOR NINETY DAYS, THE WELL
improved and desirable property and good
paving buzfnss Of Mr.. d. ?, Olds, on the
corner Of Popa, and Tenth streets, in tbs
city, With ar Eithout furniture and nIsures u
the houssL ycry cheap. and terms easy;
razs chance for person ~he wishes % seep =
priysse boari;rg house, a. the business d vel
eseabiIshed and good reputation Apply 70
j. ID. LANAI,
RsL Estsks Agent No. Z Nczth Third st.
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>oT,cE 10 WirCol JoHi.o, IotNC.

OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN as
Y resider..s on thst portion OF the county
Tosd use6 and Travelled A. such fGr the lat -'n
or more wears. commencing 200 chains uctth
of The established corner Tor seeii,'ns ~, y.
u and 20. in Township :, North Range 80 +
az "A Il.r,e.ta nleridiIn. IN Nslls " ais Ce.,
Washington Territory. running Ihenoe east
along the present Travelled road % Air W lloox
r--;denoe. snd thence in -outheasteriy difee-
ton 20 the bridge crossing Yellow Hawk e.ees
which road has been Travelled a. E pubic high-
yrsy and extending a di-tanee d one nile aud
y s. chains That the same has been rs-ar-
veveI By order Of the board oi County CON-
u,issionrrs Of said county, and The sid board
VII a their next regular tern, hear AID
da,srruin. whether the ro:d herein deecrlhs1
and incluIed IN the survey Of the ssule, the
f-.d rO.es AID maps OF which s-e h"" o. Sc
in n. o.4;ce Of the County Auditor n eaid
connty. shall be ordained a. 4 i4=tsl euJnty
road and public highway and objections
thereto or claims for damages INST he BIRD
Vi,b thu County Auditor on or before the hrst
dsy Of the August term a. ID. l6SS or the rad
he1einsboye described -ili be declared a county
I'D and rE.blie highysy. Jylii~
". C. PAINTER, Co. iuii.or.
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DRr CREEK, ". T., July Il. 1855.
MESsKs. RUSSELL & Co, Wsl'a Wslla, W.
T..-Dear Sirs:-To day i started the
=. New Massiiion il greer, veeay ''s'les,
and !: does thorough aai frst-ciass wDrk ID
every respect. Thre-hss fast, cleans beauti-
fully snd saves all the grain.
F. VI. CoRKRrM.
, 1883-07-28

Yesterday before Probate Judge Guichard
the matter of the estate of J. NJ Ahadie.
deceased; sale Of property fractional lots G
and :. block 2, 10 VIM. Slime and T. z.
Stone, consideration sl2,15Nl confirmed In
the matter of the estate Of Jno. =. Springer,
deceased: petition filed TO have administrator
appointed In the matter CT the estate Of H..
NJ. Hodges. deceased; examination Of annual
account continued until Friday, August 3,
1883
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A Total Eeiipse

q; al other medicines BY Dr.. f. V. PieFc1s
Golden Medical Discovery is approach
;ng. Cnrirxled in bilious disorders, impure
blood, and consumption. which is scrOfa-
io,s disesss Of the laASl
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orrlcIAl COUNTY PAPER.
Gel the Original.

=. p;crce'. "PelIc.s the original Lit
- p Il. i,rgar eoatedl--cure sick
''' 80. - bsaiaehe., sour stomach, and
a',,'--,-,sEs. a By drugg gsts.
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yTyuE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
To ]. ". WG-goner, Defendant: You
are hereby required D. appear IN al acton
brought ssainsJ yoI hy +. 7. Adams, Plain
tiff. in the District Court 81 the Terntory oi
Washington and for the First JndIcIal DIS
tric. thereof holding terms 1t Nalla " ALA
W,u, Malta County. in said Territory. u
s,sUar the complaint ot Plaintiff filed in
WaIls WaIle County within twanty days after
The service Of this summons. exclusive OF the
dav az service, If served in said Count;- Il
moi served in said County hut in said District.
in thirty DAYS Ii served in any other JuGIe-
iaI District in the Territory, IN forty days
n served by publication within sixty days
alter the date Of this summons, or the said
Plaintiff viii take Judgment against YOU by
defauit, according TO the PRAYER OF TIE COM
DIaint. This action Is brought 70 recover from
ron the sum Of one hundred AMI hity dollars
iSl5D OlI anci costs of SUIT; 5000 dGe PiaIH-
ti;f from YOU on IN account Tor goods, v2re-
and merchandise sold an3 delivered by Plain
tiff 20 You 3. vour -pecial instance and re-
oues- and SS5.;G dne him on an account "
iny hy YOU, for money had and received b.
ron fro,n one Fred hegsian, which account
wa. for a valuable consideration, duly assigned
and transferei By said Fred Hegeian t. Plan
titT-
.Ins.ice Of the Supr-Ine Court ct Wash,n stcn
Territory. snA Iai e oi ssii Court, and thc
ss.I Thereof affixed, this 18th day of july.
A. u. lsS5. ,,, =,
RyF. ". GooDHUE, Deputy
CE luton and ". H. Upton Plaintiff >
.,,,rnevs. 2l1t
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Young men or middle aged ones. suffering
nom nervous debility and kindred weak
n.sses should send three stamps for Part
VII Of Worlds Dispensary Dime Series of
books. Address WORLDS DIsFENsARY MED
ICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Drrline of Nan.

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence
Sexual Debility, cured by Wells Health Re
newer 81.
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TNHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Il To Mary 4 Crane, Defendant: You
are hereby required to appear in All action
brought against you by kc0ert Craze. Plain
tiff. in the district court Of the Territory of
Washington and fer the First Judicial distric.
thereof, Loiiing terms in Walla Nalla, Walls
Walla County, in said territory, to answer the
complaint ot plaintiff filed In Walla Waila
County within twenty days after the service
Of this summ MS, exclusive of the day Of scr
vice. If served in said county. II not served
IN said county but in said district, in thirty
days. II served in anY other JUDICIAL district
in the Territory, in forty DAYS. II served by
publication within sixty days after th- date oi
this summons, or the said plaintiff viii take
Judgement against you BY default. srryr,ing
To the prayer Of the complaint. This srt.on Is
brough 10 obtain the decree of this court dis
solving the bonds Of mstrimony now existiR-
between plaintiff and defendant on the grounds
Of wiiini iesertion and abandonment for moJe
than one year; and for a decree that lots 6 and
:, in block -, in the town Of Prescott, be the
property OF plaintiff.
Witness the Hon s. c. Wingar6. issocia:e
Justice of the Supreme Court of Washington
Territory. and Judge of said court, and the seal
thereof affixed, this 2lst dav af July. l. D.
1883. A. REEVES A} RES, Clerk
By r. W. G DoDHUE, Deputy. 6w
CAEoS < CROWLEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Ordinance 10. ls9.

An or,iinsnce to spportion AMI levy tax
g., i,rurnveuen. of Last Cherry street The
civ of walia Waila does nriain IS tniiows;
Tbs. tax ia hereby levied for :he improve
,rar, of Fast Cherry street, as foliovs:
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IZ-
vs. q. r. Stockwe!l and Michael
Eckert, Defendants.
HyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
TAG. K. Stoekwell and Michael EckeTt,
Defendants: IoG are hereby required to sp-
pear in an action brought against you hv II.
L. Holmes and j. Il. Thompson, plaintiffs, in
the district curt # the Territory Of Washing
ton, and for the First Judicial District there
of, holdin. terms AZ Waila WailI, " ALA " alia
County, in said Territory, 10 answer the c"Ei-
pl.int of plaintiffs h.ei in Waila Nslia County
within twenty days after tho service Of this
summons, exclusive Of the day Of service. Il
served in said county. Ii not served in said
county but in said district IN thirty days. !:
served in any other judicis, district in the Ter
r,ory, in 'orty days. If served ty publication
witain sixty DAYS after the q g. ui thi- sum
Inons. or tie said plaintiff. will take Jad- nieat
against you by deiaa.t. according - tn prayer
Of the complaint This seton Is nroaSht ."
racoyer from vol, the defendants, tine sum -.
tiye hundred AID thirty five dollars tS''.sJ 90
and costs of suit. Thirty five dci!srs due
plaintifI, from you for rent Of q two storS frame
building si,Ul,e1 IN lot 10, Ia block !, -
Walia Walls CITY. !eaSe,l 70 YOU by plaintiffs,
and i've hundred dollars damages done 10 SAID
br,iiiing by yoE, IN removing aud destroying
DaJtjtions, dou.s paper and lining III the said
building.
Wines the Hon. :. c. Wingard. Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Conr. Of Washington
Territory, and Judge 81 said court, and the
seal thereof affixed, this 1lst day Of JGly \.
D., 1883. A. REEVES AI&ES. Clerk.
RrF. ". GoCDEUE, Eepusv. w
B.L. J. /. SaARPsTEIN, PiaintittS IS Attys-
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IN the District Court of Washington and for
the First Judicial Distric. lher s1f, holding
terms at WaIla Wa:la, Wiila WAlla County,
In lid TerritnrV
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Total -s-lNSo S'S''o
Passed the Coune;, July l., lsSS
LEF. 4. SHAW, CT; C,srk-
ApuroTei July Is. 1SsS.
JAS. McAULIFr, Mayo-.
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Files and BHgs

Flies, reaches. ants, bed-b1gs, rats, mice,
gophers. chipnunks, cleard ont ty ''Rough ON
Eats." i5c.
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Ro:YE DY.rEP1ICs -:

The most acute cases Of Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion and all Disorders ol the Stomach. sre
relieved by the use o; DIR. Henley's celebrated
Oregon Wild Grape Y L Bitters- They are
recommended BY all physicians
Take half wineglsss full twice day Sold
averywhere
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unaRons.

TERRITORY or WASHINGTON. /.
County OF Wslla Wslia-
In the District Court of the Territory of Wash
inston and for the First Judicial District
thereof, holding terms at Walla Wslis, Walls
Walla County, and In said Territory
Robert Crane, Plaintiff ". Msry 4. %rsae,
defendant
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suIuniOn>.
TERRITOEY OF WASHINGTON, l..
County OF WaIia Ea!Ia.

County OF Walia Nalis-
In the district court Of the Territory cf y ash
ingtou. and for the First Judicial district
Thereof, hoi ling terms in Waila W ala, Naila
walla County, in slid Territory.
II. f. Holmes and J. b. Thompson. Plaintiffs,
vs.. q. Il. Stockweil and Michael
ErLsr. D,fpni.nts
, 1883-07-28

Persons calling Tor the same, viii please
say Advertised. WV. Slime. P. NJ.
, 1883-07-28
RORN
MARRIED..

OsrSER-In this city, July -, TO the wife Of
W. S. 0ffner, daughter
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F.F. Adams, Plaintiff, IS. ]. ". Wagsoner.
Defendant.
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Lsf of Leaseaa

Remaining at the pos.ofice in wsIla w.lla,
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- Hsst~-

TERRITORY % WASHINGTON
County Of Walla Walla, !
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Remember that the Goods now offered
50 immensely cheap By US will all be sold
rapidly, and you will regret being too
.are Il you don't call in time for the Bar
gaiLs now daily offered st our store
, 1883-07-28

DON'T BUY BOSS noOTS UNLESS
TOC WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
OUR NAME Is On EVERY PAIR
AKIN, SELLING & co.
, 1883-07-28

From this 9th dsy of June until the
beginning of the coming Fall Season, We
p-op.ose &c oEer you the
, 1883-07-28

Na.a- fire = co!i isrti1a of rioicc tsai.s A. crown
IA ~. United State a lSo iaTs- stock cf the os.
Iut,-7E.l for s.aFt.ur uur-eTieS, w: Se-aEnfz,
Grsfts AID B,.1i-d >ioek scioas. &c
St. Landry democrat., 1883-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Taxes !! Taxes !!

Notice is hereby given to all tax
payers in the parish of st. Landry,
that the tax rolls for the year 1883
have been filed in the office of the
Recorder of Mortgages, and have
been delivered and are on file in my
office, as required by section Is, of
act ", of 1880, and that the taxes
for the year 1883 are now due.
They are further notified that said
taxes will become delinquent on the
31st day of December, 1888, and
and will draw three per cent per
month interest from that date, ac-
cording to Article 30 of rhe Con-
stitution of 1879.
Parties owing taxes on personal
property must come forward and
pay Immediately, as said taxes will
become delinquent on the LIST day
of Oct. 1889.
Those wishing to avoid costs of
notices and seizure will do well to
make prompt payment.
The publication Of this notice once
a week for two weeks and the posting
thereof on the door of the room in
which the Civil District Court of the
parish Of St. Landry is held, is by
law made full and complete. notice
to each taxpayer and to any person
whom it may in any manner con-
Germ. G. C. DUSON,
Sheriff and Ex-Ofioio Tax Collec-
tor Of st. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-09-08

Fontenot. widow Hilaire Onezime. Three
hundred and twenty acres of wood and
prairie land situated at Prairie Mam0l,
bounded north by public land, south by
Jacques Gullory, east by public land and
west by D. Guillory--situated between
Polnte Durable and anse auS-yaches Am'nt
of State and parish taXesf or the year 1882,
four dollars andeighty-four cents and costs.
Fontenot, Hypolite. near Vile Plate. Horse.
Amount of State and parish taxes for the
year 1882, one dollar and thirty-two cents
and costs.
Fontenot, Jean Louis S. Two hundred and
forty acres of land situated OH Bayou Co
eodrie, bounded north by said bayou.
south by Z. Vidrine, east by v soieau and
west by ]. yidrine, with buildings and i'm
provements eighty acres OF land bound
ed north by Bayou Cocodrie, south byJ. s..
Fontenot. east by T.. soieau and west by
o. s. Fontenot Amount of State and par
ish taxes for the year 1882. nineteen dollars
and twenty-four cents and costs
Fontenot. Philippe Joseph. One hundred and
bounded north by DIN Vidrine, south by
Andre Thompson, east by Bayou Joe Mar
Gel and west by said bayou. Amount of
State and parish taxes for the year 1882,
four dollars and twenty cents and COSTS
Ford, Nelson, colored, Moundville. Ok and hogs
Amount of State and parish taxes for the
year 1882, one dollar and eighty cents and
costs. 8
Fox, Peter Pierre, near Opel0nsas. Horse, OK
en-. Amount of State and parish taxes for
the year 1882, one dollar and eighty cents
and COSTS
Dupre, Frank. colored. Seventeen acres of
land situated near Opelousas, with build
ings and improvements, bounded north by
Burr, south by Garland, east by J0ubert
and west by A. IRstrapes Amount of
State and parish taxes for the year 1882,
four dollars and forty-tWO cents and costs.
Frutele, Prvat. near opelousas. Horse, mare
and cattle Amount of State and parish
taxes for the year 1882, three dollars and
seyenty-twO cents and costs.
Fulton, Wash. colored, Bayou BuuN near Bar
breck. Horse. Amount of State and parish
taxes for the year 1882, one dollar and forty
eight cents and costs.
Fusiller. Pauin, Chataignier. Mare. Amount
of State and parish taxes far the year 1882,
one dollar and sixteen cents and costs.
On said day of sale will sell such portion of
each of said specific property as each debtor
will point out. and in case the debtor shall not
point out sufficient property. shall at once
and without further delay. sell the least auan
tity OF said specific property OF any dehtor
which any bidder will buy for the amount of
the taxes, interests and costs due by said debt
or The sale will be without appraisment. for
cash, i'll 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.
a G. G.. DUS0N,
Sheriff of the parish of ST. Landry and ex-offico
Tax Collector.
OPELOGsAs, Sept. LIST. 1855.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-09-08
NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE, at New Orleans, La.
August 49, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim and
or clerk OF District Court, at Opelousas. La,
on September 29th, 1883, viz: Hermogene Lee
Blanc, who made Homestead entry No. 1879,
for the south east quarter of section seventy
two. township ten, south range two west, La.
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: l.. N. Thibodeaux. Euphe-
mon Leblanc, Espera Br0nssard Alfred Son
nier, Of st. Landry parish, La.
C. B. DARRALL,
august Is-5t Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-09-08
oPELOUSAS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Opelousas, st. Landry Par. La.

VvHIs INSTITUTION will resume du-
Il ties Monday, September sd, 1883, under the
immediate supervision of Mrs NJ. NJ. Hayes
and Mrs. NJ. A. Davis. with competent assist
ants. The scolastie year consists OF forty
weeks.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Preparatory Department, per month $ 50
Music. with use of piano :. 90
Boarding, including washing, lights
and fuel. per month ...-.-...-.--.. 16 90
Embroidery, wax flowers, painting,
drawing, each, extra .--.-...-.-. 10 90
Incidental 90
DISCIPLINE.
The government OF this school is strict but
parental, no hard tasks or restrictions are i'm
posed hut every student must comply with the
rules, and must prepare up TO the measure of
her ability, the lessons assigned.
Our course of study and mode of instruction
are designed to train the mind to the habits of
correct thinking and thorough investigation.
No student will be allowed to enter higher
classes without thorough preparation. Parents
and guardians may rest assured that the man
ners health and morals OF their children and
wards shall receive due attention.
No deduction for absence, unless in case of
protPacted illness. The location of this town is
healtllful and easy Of access. The boarding
department is under the immediate charge of
Mrs. Hayes. Boarders will provide themselves
with blankets and towels.
For particulars, address
Mrs. NJ. NJ. HAYES,
july o. Principal.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-22
NEW ENGLAND.
Rhode Island.

The Continental Guards fR Providence
 PROVIDENCE June 21.-This morning the Continental Guards of New Orleans arrived in this city. On their arrival they were met by committee of the First Light Infantry regiment. The streets were thronged with people to witness the parade of the Conti nentals escorted by the First Light Infantry. After the parade at the collation. 8 beautiful flag was presented to the visiting company. The flag is about five feet square, mounted on 8 rosewood staff on the top of which is a battle axe. On one side of the flag is the coat of arms of the State of Rhode Island and on the other the badge of the F. L. I. regiment. On the top of the flag is the fol- lowing: 'F. l.. I. regiment, R. l." and on the bottom: ''To the Continental Guards of New Orleans, June 21st '83.' Captain B. W. Hallett of the First Light Infantry made the presentation and Captain Thiel, commander of the New Orleans G. A. R., re. sponded for the Continentals In the even ing the Continentals gave 8 series of tab leaux at the Providence Opera House and won hearty praise and admiration from large audience.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-22

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Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-22
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Captive Apaches-What Shall Be
 Done With Them-Other Matters.
 WASHINGTON June 21-The impression that the War and Interior departments are not in accord in regard to the treatment of the Apaches captured by General Crook is notlborne out by the facts Only in the matter of detail is there any difference. The men and women will be held as prisoners of war and the children will be taken from their parents as punishment and sent to school. The rations and clothing usually allowed the Indians will be curtailed and in various ways they will be made to feel that they cannot engage in hostilities against the United States, and when they tire of the warpath be received with cordiality and treated with the same consideration as if they had not mis- behaved themselves.
 Two delegates of the Chicola faction of Creek Indians had an interview with Indian Commissioner Price to-day in regard to the differences between them and the Speache band of Creek Indians. They will put their grievances in writing and have another audi ence with the commissioner later in the waek