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PURE and WHOLESOME.
MARTIN RALBFLEISCH'S SONS.
NEW YORK.

VII 1T PROF SULLIVAN SAYS OF ol X " ma
BAkING POWDERS
"ME,,It- MARIIN NALBFLEI-cHS sos.
GENILLMEN
determination of vour Wheat Powder det'lp Hiu Wn
c1l,1, f.,i value tom fr,ua g ANIIAHN fDiNt o.
II certainly restore. n tht bread Toe Potash ana MN,ut
81. which inc milling removes high grade u"ul til
avoid. completely tlr chantroi disaster when ht''h1
cnustaut ~ su doses of Rochelle ~at' 7u'n q" A ~
taftarc acid compounds carry into the system ~ ',i
much Potassium 0tT
n evident tina the waste of ..s supplied from l"ni
preparation cannot ur from those prtPuati"h' Ni
contain Sodium slDt compounds ht-fl' lho
artnric acid of settling hp an dlhao
with ,lcJcic phospidlcf Ia ld, 10
appear. that hayra very strong ease uleou 'h
The PLY -uluscd side aud ti' conviction h'' grown III NC
'"' '"o'o "-' ~ -" sILLIMAN."
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HOME Ne US.
NEW-YORk CITY.

n l.
Arrests last week, LIB bliths' o. "e"'''
66j; marriages 2Oi ,o oao
The Croton water rents last week We're $13'%79'
persons using the public baths 239'lZ9'
Andrew Mantgomery, workman tksn, Gn .he Was Was
huildmg at ScCond-aVc ana NcNcIt'clH-9''' VS.
killed Yesterday by fall IN the building
Thomas VI. Argall. at the time of his DEAN a
clothing merchant IN br2a49W%GL; I n"9
property to his adopted son, Edgar f. bos'''
Now cases of contagious disease were reported
last week as follows: Typhoid fever a. ScaL!c'
fever. 80: ceTcbro-spina meningitis : f; meaSieS'
81 and dIphther,a, 49,
TrI.ru KNOCKED OFT BY \ STRANGER.
Andrew Scufs driver was knocked u0NH nv ="
strInIrsr nj Fonith-avc. and Onc-huudred-ahd11
cichtb-st on Friday night. His lip was cut anu
several Of his teeth were knocked out
FINDING 4 CoUNIRYNAN II THE RIVER.
The notice found the body of IN INK nown man ID
the N6rth River at IN" foot @ ,,," it
taenty-iih~t YESTERDAY ;,,ratnd 'i't that he was
couufr,mau only seven cents were III ms po'"''''
MOTTO 1872 coNroUNpEp Win ANOTHER MAS
4 Mas. arrested al Il. Louis upon charge ol
f,,g.rv Ia. no connection with the urn oI A. N -
Mas wholesale tohaccoul~t' ol N" ~ 'cnii. ~
ihr latter does an extensive business WIN y;
Buchnci * Co.. of winch hIinlhc PcIsol "l'''''"
was formerly travelling salesman
crlrnp,rl<G L>rAYrrr's BIRTHDAY.
Tho Iai1ycttc Guards and the United french
Vrt,rans held suumcwight's festival, al lion
Iufl. yesterday. the organizations lhdlch'u II ui
th. Ariuory No 123 West on,lon-ot;' ana ON lHc
r"ntr L4'tcd ana sllutcd the French Asylum. m
south fth-ayc.. The LAFAYETTE statue an" '''
French Hospital in West fourl''h'h-'l
er,rl>G go rNPLoEE ANCUNr EABlLoN. -
4 crowd Of friends gathered around IN" Kew III
William HAYES Ward ON the dccN 9l lhg Sl'"l iilI
ship iiut1nnc 81, gidd} a,n Gn' ~, ' nr Ward
.t,,t,n,, Tor Asa To conduct researches on the
-it, ot ancient Bahylou ian tie interest "l the amer
i.lu OlcrflI society. Dr. j. h. \. ~trlltt ann the
NV. Jo.rph thatcher Clan, viii be of the party
u,<I,.oir CARS FOE Tue VET SHORE 90.
Th.lVc,t Shore load has added TO- lts i"'ln9
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sERIorS CHARGEs AGAINST A CONsuL.

Serious charges are preferred against Judson A.
A,ne Africa, since 1850, by Miss JulIa 4. Wight,
a coOred woman, of No. 81 Fleet place. Brooklyn.
She went before the Commissioners Of Charltlc
aud Correction Of Kings County yesterday
and set forth that Lewis Is the father Of her child
and had abandoned her and married another wo-
man. She is native OF tins country and Is
about thirty years old. In 1881 She went with the
Rev. Henry Highland Garnet to Sierra Leone "
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teach year later she returned to tins country a
the bark Liberia Consul Lewis was on po ho
and they became intimate he promising TO take ner
back to Africa with him He provided for hgT snP
port when they to this city ana ,ne fh to smp
mort her and the child until August /. 1881; enc
has INST learned from the newspapers that ne l f
married and had sailed on the steamer austria irbt
mnlatto with pleasing features and rehhe1 ar
The friends of Consul Lewis claim that ne only p
friended the woman aud deny the serious "''s"
tions madc against him.
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SEAL.sKINs ERnN ALASKA.

The seasons catch of scal-Skins from Alaska has
arrived overland and is ready for tIaus-shpAcnt 10
london. their usual destination. The invoice III
cludcs ,GG- casks, each containing from 90 10 81
valued at I /. 500 his sthc largest quantity ever
received here. The correct chemical process for
dressing and dyeIug this fur seems To be well
tempts to compete with that country mat nave
been made here have failed, although the services
Of London artisans have been enlisted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-07

CrrGrE~.-Au unknown man was Killed 10y
pas,.ng train carly yesterday, while walking on
The railroad track.
UAHr.pALr-M Leonard was arrested yesterday
bv Chci of Police see, oi White Plains on a
charge of irregularities connected Win ne sac 3i
profcssed 10 represent the Peoples lea Company
of No. $50 GrAnl-.t.. Ncv-l0rk. lie sold tea al ah
advance upon the original cost, promising ;" IS
set OF China with the purchase.
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NEUS EEON THE SLBCEBS.
STATEN ISLAND

NEW BEIGUrON.-Fmnk H. Gray. proprietor of
81 Mark, Hotel was arrested on 4 charge of sell
me- liouor without license, bat the case was settled
before Justice Powers.
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FOREIGN srEiuERs DUE Ar THIS FORT
,VJppING NFWS.


don't or xEwYoIK........ SATURDAY. SEPT 1854
ARRIVED
steamer britannia tr, JauGcr Narcotics July ~ "aea
MGs o. ,nI passenecrs to " Eiwell CO m ,, r
BARK Leone Lab t Eve co.. oh'A'
DEF yessei 10 fH S Nor Bucaos Ayre 50 days IN ballast
10 Funch. Edge & Co.
steamer Fnlla GER cimnruch Bremen Ang ~ South
anp'on p with mdse anG pass ncc0nT Amsicram Aug
o. ndse and passengers To- n s f old Dominion
steamer Vidctc, fuhei' NooiA Win muse ''
PaPk Grace pcorinc Portland. SAVAGE lguigne I 4t
d,ps win nitrate OF soda VIM Grace co. Veselt' II
Mar Span Cuas Havana 10 days with sugar
and passengers TO Coombs, crosby S Eddy
CLEARED
steamer Italy lBr. Pierce iond9n-FWJ nnIs'' rs
steamer Nasmvh BE- E'mlle LveT'3i. " ,,N'nS.
Steamer East Anglia Br Thomas Mediterranean ports
stase GENET sTi 1orar Gr rorumuc Observation-Disclosures
s &c. General w,rlcr Oca chr-toacrs, Bremen via
sa1mP aesiand Gcj Ucocrwes, Antwcrp-rccr
We" ieamr Foucuse IN Kew. Para rcrnamouco &c via
82t%9 ReT,a@da m Fraser windward I.lanas
ou,'ruigse ,aoa Mcintosh IIavana-Ias Warl & Co.
acI C;ra,,iinr N,clcr-on Gyycson via Key Wet
i.s ani Tc.sor Higgins New orleans-John Van
Steamer Knick,r,ocscr Hcn'lc NsW-orleans-Sml Il
Sframcr CITY Of Atlanta Lockwood. cIarleson-J Qnn-
'aa ,r o. p,ncfact Trbou Wilmington, Nc-Wm clyde
steamer Guyaul,ftc Kelley. Newport News and West
FS S,dT jam G.cn Young Gcorsrtova and Alexandra
no+ Il Irrr,t Foster n,'lmorcI Krone
steamer facsu,ra Bragg; Portland lo'a,io iI ao.,
g1ns .r 1'cr co,nin Nclos I,llounc-E Cameron
Hstk cramet, chadDourue singapore BEL II Reck
mack ,5y rnco.lns Christian .Gcr rarnow stcn lunch
L4Ir ~ & z,,,ts.n ,.oycr Port ar Prncc-F Elliott
,,ri55 Lrai,ucd usr Broan. Ior Prnce-G Brett
q. s5ir fnma smith taulhnc r'rnamp"co-w II Cross
MA. & T..
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ROCKLAND co UNTY.

NYACK.-lctcr A. Elliott was arrested Yesterday
morning charged with attempting to murder Cap
tain Piatt at Grand View, on Tuesday morning lie
wa, taken before Justice Cole. who rcmaudcd hlm
iu charge Of au officer for the purpose of appearing
before a supreme Court Judge in NcwloIk
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Stern Brothers

Bee 10 direct special attention 10 their
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT, which
they hare greatly enlarged during the
Summer months and are now prepared
10 show a complete stock Of Not
bingham, Antique, C'uny and Madras
Curtains, also complete lines Of Tur-
conan, Tapestries, PlusheS, Jule
Velour and CreionneS, suitable for
Curtains, POrtieres and Furniture
Covering, Tides, Laces and every
thing appcrtaining to House DecOra-
tens, at very attractive prices.
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500 GARMENTS

consisting of
PLAIN STOCKINET JACkEIS,
handsomely braided and embroid-
cred;
LONG NEWMARKETS, in cloth
and stoc|linet, plain, braided, en-
br0idered and trimmed with f,ir;
and
DOLMANS, plain and trimmed
The above are the perfected sam
DIc models of q celebrated foreign
manufacturer, which have been
purchased at large discount on
their real value, and viii be sOld
at merely nominal prices.
Broadway. .th-avcY 9Th and 10Th sis'
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pAMAGE 10 IcE-cEEAM AND midland ROOM.
FLAMES of unknown Origin were discovered

FIdmCS OI unh HOWL OIIEIU WVIt UIHtVNtItU
nj 9.3O "A M yesterday 10 j. u. Horizons lc--
cream store Al 80 2-- Broadway. Before tc nrcucn
could lee summoned the nre cNUnded 10 IN" billiard
ustI or OF H. j. Thcri, IA tAc rcAT Of NO. l2i2. The
QaLnaRe did not exec d = ,OOu
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MARINE INT ELLIGENCE


MINIATURE ALIAVAr %
sunnsn. $50 tetsG1sM Moon ri et 1888 Moon'ase'o" &c
HIGH WATER rJ-1tr
N Sandy Hook S4t Gov Island n;9 Hei G 60 *
I.N.-SnndY LOOK. pOA GOV. IsllnI Ui''o" " -
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IN N'' A r.
A hcNgcrcnt "' iil'' D, '''N- ,
,foppltt-oVuDi, along II' h''
shrru-hDld I}ut toward Nc N'N. ~ 800 .'.l 900.
ptoVcl.ct Company. o1 I.''ui' '' '', -
plioatIlu to thc Land giHh --... ITO
q grant of o uHci OF |l.d u|'. .'' 90" .... .
side col -heop.I"1J I''1 ''N.'l- '
property. An-tH '''' 81 I.' '0 . ,,,,,,.,u.,,i
T. NOW at N'"-hl I-N' ''' WHY. "A ,....,l
nest tuesday. w Dos ''- '''t '''"' .,..,.. a.
managing direction "l j1' 90. '.''Nt t't'
ionucr yesterday, u. ''''.' 'i' '' 900 .''''
ui thp lnN .,,. u
3 "A An flUc ia FOO 'N'e W'nn'HI .''' ''I. ..'
ale Chat v' WNr 'prt o. 1901 lli ." . .,..,i ,..
uut WopttN "n' "n'N 1000 p" "' lL Xxx.
boulevard thIt W' hl'' '. 1000 4p' ''
uuut't. "i % W' '' .' ..'H t 49,, ,.,.'. IONS
econ "' ""' '.rh' 49,, ,,..,... 40 ll, uui boo cot
! h' I'l" "' ''''' t ID m .i.I I,.s. luIu .i,iiu.
ttn' n''' l'' P''I' N.Y. 800 .I....It lll iuIu.
"l t"'"" '" ..I.u.I. nl4.. n.-.
hrt "l N" 'i'' al tI... tt...t.I I.uI,
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CAMPAIGN EXTRAS,
PUBLISHED BY THE TRIBUNE
How Free Trade Works.
The letter., OF Acceptance

A TRIBUNE EXTRA % four passes ha' o''u - ana
containing the Letters Of Accepanc' oi M n'''- -
General Logan aud the Republican platform ''N'
hundred. - thousand
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

On motion Of Mr.. j. B. A. Fontenot,
Mr.. H, E. Estorge was chosen as perma-
nent secretary, with Mr.. L. Stage as
assistant secretary.
On motion Of G. NJ. Thompson, the
convention proceeded to the election of
delegates to the State Democratic Con-
vention to be held i'll Baton Rouge on
June 18th, 1884
The following gentlemen were put in
nomination: L. NJ. Rogers, H. D. Nc
Bride, O. Dardeau, T. S. Fontenot, w.
Collins, Sam Haas, C. III. Thompson, DIR.
q. t. Young, DR.. E. Barry, c. L. Gar
land, E. D. Estilette, 7. Bihm, C. Doss-
man, F. F. Perrodin, P. Stagg, T. H.
Lewis, L. Wolf, w. Prescott, A. FOnte-
not, j. B. A. Fontenot, NJ, Andrus, D.
M. Bull, j. o. Trainor, L. R. Deputy,
DR.. w. A. Robertson, H. Lastrapes, j.
C. Lyons, NJ. D. Kavanagh, P. Robin,
A. Guidry, j. D. Currie and j. B. Ber-
geron.
Messrs. J. B. A. FOntenot, j. D. Cur
RE and J B. Berger0n asked that their
names be withdrawn.
On motion of Mr.. C. NJ. Thornpson,
nominations We're declared closed.
On motion of Mr.. Pulford. Messrs. j.
B. Bergeron and E. Latreyte were APP
pointed tellers.
On motion of DIR, Littell, the conven-
ton proceeded to vote by ballot and the
election resulted as follows, to-wit:
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14
Communicated

VILE PLATE, La. June 18th, 1884.
Ed. DEMOCRAT:
The omission of May 27th, nit, in the
report of the secretary OF the Parish
Democratic Executive Committee in
not recording The name of 2. T. Young
as voting yea for calling an election for
Police Jurors was an omission of the
printer and not the fault of Mr.. F. F.
Perrodin.
2. T. You've.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

NoTICE.-In another column will be
found an article in which all whether
they will or no) are interested. Neg
lecting to read it may prove very Sc
1ious as well as expensive affair. We
refer to the advertisement of Prickly
Ash Bitters. A knowledge of its merits
and the benefit you or your family may
derive from using it will save not only
health but many dollars otherwise ex-
pended in Doctors bills"
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

The parish Democratic convention
that assembled here last Saturday was
an unusually large body for an off year.
Twenty -four polling places (all but four
in the parish) had delegations present,
and every ward was represented. If
any one supposes that the people of this
parish are Indifferent in party matters,
it is a great mistake. We refer our
readers to the proceedings of the con-
vention in another column for details
OF the proceedings of that body. AS
will be seen the convention did not
change the present Organization of the
party, but continued in existence the
executive committee, after approving
its course. Read the proceedings.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14
Communicated
RAyNE, Ia, june LICE, 18s4.

RAYEE, La, June 18th, 1884.
Editor DEMOCRAT:
In this section the corn, cotton and
other crops are damaged by the rains,
cotton woefully in the grass. This has
been fine time TO set potatOe slips, and
the farmers have put to use the OppOr-
tnnity. With favorable weather in the
future their will be an abundant har-
vest.
The village Of Rayne with its wide
awake goa headitiye population is ma
king rapid strides towards an import
ant EoWn--the dorado of St. Landry.
Town lots are in demand and prices
advancing. w. w. Duson, Real Estate
Agent, is driving lively business, His
Office is crowded almost daily with land
buyers. Willy is not the man to send
any away dissatisfied.
Wis education will save the nation,
Not mines Of wealth in treasury piled
Can do the work of school teaching.
Rayne aheuld act at once and build a
nGuSe ia WHICH ~ LAdih hOA JOuUuS AoA
the business age. The Catholics and
Methodists beth have houses of worship.
VI
TIE LOTTERY, A CLEOPATRA AMONG
LOUISIANA POLITICIANS.
When some DC the Representatives
snuffed the delicious perfumes waited
by the wind along the Father Of Waters
from New Orleans. caught the distant
strains Of harmonious music. saw the
gieam Of silver oars drawn by lovely
e,rls. their enraptured gaze was fixed.
El when they beheld the matchless
+ aaty of the queen reclining beneath
\ Eoiden awning, they were her cap
see, her slaves.
Come to our rescue, Octavius, or we
w. o D.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14
Dry Plate Photographs.

Mr.. w. A. Bonnet will be prepared to
take photographs by the dry-plate pro-
cess, for q couple Of weeks only, COM
nencing to-day. All negatives nicely
retoucbed. Gallery on Main street.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

Mr.. Jonas P. Smith, of Bellevue, pre-
sented us this week, with some very
fine May Peaches, the finest we ever
saw and Of a most luscious taste also
o lot of fine Irish potatoes, all of which
were as big as a double-fist. We feel
ouselves able to pass judgment on more
such presents. Who next
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

Hon. T. S. Fontenot has our thanks
for copy of the Governors message
and inaugural address.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

Coloring photographs, making Cray
on and Pastel engagements to any size.
At w. A. Bonnets.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

Preaching at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow, Sunday, at II a. M, and 7 p.
M, by Rev. T. w. Lewis.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

The first nineteen names having re-
ceived majority of the votes were de-
clared duly elected delegates from this
parish to the State Democratic Conven-
ton, to be held in Baton Rouge ON June
18th, 1884. a
On motion of Mr.. Longuemare, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas this convention has heard
with pleasure that Governor McEnery,
in appointing police Jurors for the sew
eral wards of this parish, would respect
the choice made for said office by the
democrats Of the respective wards as
expressed and designated at their ward
meetings, and
Whereas the democrats of the said
wards in accordance with instructions
eminating from the parish executive
committee of this parish, have by pri-f
mary elections, held on the 9Th of the
present month, selected persons to be
recommended to the Governor for APP
pointment therefore be it I
Resolved, That this body does RESI-
pectfuIly memorabilia and urge the
Governor to appoint the persons 30 dess
ignated, police Jurors for their respec-'
tive wards, and that this preamble and
resolution be forwarded to him by the
secretary through our Senators.
On motion of Mr.. j. B. Fontenot, the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Whereas, the Hon. E. q Lewis. mem!
Der Of Congress for this district, has
ably. faithfully and diligently performs
ed the duties incumbent upon him, and
Whereas, if in accord with the estab4.
lished usage of the Democratic party to
re-elect for one term at least, their rep
resentatives in that body who prove
themselves faithful tosthe trust contided
to them. $s5sS
Therefore, be it resolved, by the
Democracy of St. Landry in convention
assembled that we hereby endorse our
said representative, and most earnestly
and respectfully ask our sister parishes
Of this congressional district, to accord
to him their support at the district con-
yentiOn to be hereafter holden to
nominate candidate for Congress for
this district.
On motion Of Mr.. Longuemare, the
convention declared its appreciation of
the conduct of the existing Parish DEM
ocratic Executive Committee and
agreed that no change therein be made.
On motion Of Mr.. j. B. A. Fontenot.
the thanks of this convention were ten
Glered to the President, SECRETARIES and
Ssrgeants- alarms, for the manner in
which they had discharged their duties.
On motion Of Mr.. j. B. A. Fontenot,
the Secretaries were asked to furnish
copies of the proceedings of this COM
vention to the papers published in this
parish, with the request that they pub
lish the same in their next issue.
On motion Of Mr.. S. Loeb, the CON
vention adjourned sine die.
E. D. ESTILETTE,
President
~ N TSzae,.1,w, c..o,xkr..,.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

If you want a neat and satisfactory
photograph. tintype or painting call at
W. A. Bonnet's. He will guarantee to
please you.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

Whereas, Homer Barrousse, of the parish
Fl0rian Olivier, has filed tableau of CLASH
fcation of debts of said estate accompanied By
his petition praying for the hOmOlogation of
same,
And, whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of Court bearing date
June II, 1884.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to ali
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau in writing in my office, in the town OF
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should not be homolOga-
ted and confirmed.
JAMES o. CHACHERE,
June 14-2t = "A gaee3 Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

The Police Jury met oD Monday last.
See proceedings in another column.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

Whereas Olin j. L. FOntenot OF the parish Of
st. Landry, administrator of the estate of Jean
Louis Philip Fontenot, has fled a final tableau
of said estate accompanied by his petition
praying for the homOlOgation OF same,
been granted by an order of court bearing date
June II, 1884,
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
tableau, in writing, in my office in the town Of
OpelOusas, within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should not be homologa-
ted and confirmed. IA
may sat Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14
DIE ID /:

HUTCHTNS-In Houston. Texas, June 9th,
1884. of dentitiOn, JERRIE CHAMBERLAIN,
youngest son OF Aleda NJ. Jaffrion and A. W.
Hutchins Jr.. aged months and 18 DAYS,
native of St. Landry parish. La.
Iberville South and Lafayette Advertiser
please copy.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

Old and defaced pictures copied and
enlarged. At w. A. Bonnet's.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14
Public Land Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursu-
LIZ ance of instructions from the Commission
er of the General Land Office under authority
vested in him by the 9Th Section of the Act OF
we the Undersigned Register and Receiver,
shall proceed to offer as public sale on
Saturday, the 18th day Of July,
1884, at this office. the following tract of public
land, to wit
The E ofNE3 of Section % Townships
S Range T. La Meridian.
All persons having preemptiOn or homestead
rights to any portion of the above described
land are advised to make proof thereof and
payment before the day above designated for
the commencement OF said sale, otherwise
their rights will be forfeited.
G. B. DARRALL, Register,
NJ MARKS, Receiver. fs58
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, New Orleans,
La, June It'll, 1884. Cune 14-5t
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

Tin-types and photo chrome pictures
at w. A. Bonnets.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14
NOTICE OF FINAL TABLEAU.
ESTATE OF JEAN LOUIS PHILIP FoN-
TENoT,
No. A2s8,

PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14
IOTICE OF ADBEHNHsTRATHON.
ESTATE OF DoRAL1sE DEsHoTELs.

ESTATE OF DoRALIsE DEsHOTELs.
No. 1892
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
~ PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
whereas Cyrril Dog1et of the parish of
st.L4andry has applied by his petition TO be
appointed administrator of the estate of Dora
lise Deshotels. deceased, late Of the parish OF
st. Landry,
Therefore any person intending to make OPP
position to said appointment will file the same
in writing in my Office in the town OF Opelou-
sas, in ten days from the present notice.
JAMES o. CHACHERE,
June lA-2G Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14
JUDICIAL ADVRRTTsEmENTs
TOTICE OF TABLEAU.
ESTATE OF FLoRIAN OLIVIER.

No. 4472. PROBATE DOCKET,
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14
NOTICE OF ADMTNTsTRATION,

ESTATE OF ULEs L. GREGoIRE. +.
No. 1923
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
Whereas Mansil J. Richard, of the parish
of st. Landry has applied by his petition to be
appointed administrator of the estate Of
Jules L. Gregoire deceased, late of the parish
of St. Landry.
Therefore. any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
salle in writing in my office, in the town OF
OpelOusas, within ten days from the present
notice. JAMES o. CHACHERE,
june 11-2t Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14

7. Whereas, Elmus Campbell, OF the parish
of ST. Landry, administrator of the estate OF
Hyacintne Fontenot deceased, has fled
fnal tableau Of said estate, ac-
h0mologation of same.
And whereas, the prayer Of said petition has
lbeen granted by order of court bearing date
June II, 1884.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested to make opposition TO said
tableau in writing i'll my Office in the town of
Opelousas, within the time required by law
why the said account should not be homologa-
ted and confirmed.
JAMES o. CHACHERE.
june 14-2t Clerk&
St. Landry democrat., 1884-06-14
OF FINAL TABLRAU.

ESTATE OF HYAcTNTHE FoNTEEor.
| VIZ a. No. 1854.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.