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TOBACCO DEpARTM ENT.

RicHNoND. April Is -Salcs of loose
tobacco to-day amounted 20 ll,i,0
pounds Highest price, 1923.
Offerings OF tObaccos AT auction on
Change to-day were very light, consist
ing principally Of common dark to-
haccos with nothing selling as high as
$40 per hundred pounds.
Registered 80 ihe Tobacco Exchange
". Il Hammer. and J. G.. Lewis Nelson
county. j. G Bling. Albemarle county;
lleurg Carr. King William county; J r.
BoVlts, Louisa county; J. l.. Watkins,
Durham y. c. r. J.. tarncal, Caroline
county. n. IT. Carneal Essex county j.
j Stcgcr. Scoushurc. Va
Onicc Of United states Collector OF
Internal Revenue reports collections for
;he city of Richmond to-day IA follows.
Tax paid ON cigars and cigarettes, <lii.-
30. t0haccOs. - 1896 Total collections
for city TODAY, S262IG6
Office of tie Tobacco Inspector re-
ports today Inspections. "a hoghcads;
transactions. 10 hogshcads
Ata meeting of the Tobacco Trade of
the city of Richmond held this morning
100 the Tobacco Exchange, it was de
cilcl ihat ihc Exchange should be closed
ou Monday April 2el. EASTER
CfeushaN Sc Planters. Shockoc, vii
,on's Bimchard-. Davenport Sea
crook s.. Myers old Dominion and Shell
burnc's warehouses report 100 hogsheads
and fierce delivered to-day
Sales OF tobacco reported 90 the sccre-
iary to-day Wrappers hogshcads.
filters. as hocshcads. cutters. q hogs
heads scrap 10 hoeshcals. smokers, o
horshcads. dark, 43 hoesheads. -un-curcd,
& hog.head Total sales reported to-day,
l2l hor,hcads
Me-srs Vaughan a saryay say that
in addition 90 their regular sale of loose
toh8ccos tomorrow they will have four
hoe.boads of bright strips Slightly dam
aecil which VIII Doe offered hy Mr L..
Levy
our merchants report that orders for
rI1ppe> and f'ers continue 90 De re-
cciyod from the interior markets of Viz
einia and North Carolina. which tendstO
confirm ail wc have heretofore said as 20
rhe Jorfaess lack of c,'Dr, and qp0hty of
the 1883 growth
The dav opened unpropitious with q
continuation of tie cold rain which has
prevailed for several days. but, ann glad
to say the weather cleared of heauti
lully and there Is every prospect for fine
weather tomorrow.
The Richmond tobacco market was
fairly active. with good aggregate Of
sales and deliveries {. McL.
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New York Stock Market
Reported by q. w. Branch & Co. bsnke,s
sad brokers No. iii Main street.


REVIEW.
New YORK, April ls.-The market
was very dull to-day, doubtless largely
due to the holidays here and in Europe
thi. month The list however, was gen
orally strong, led by Atchison, Missouri
Pacific Chicago. Gas. Oregon Nayiga-
ton, Oregon Trans, Oregon Short-Line,
Oregon Improvement, on one per cent.
dividend and Pullman and G. {. {. and
l.. X. T., New England and Reading
were rather weak Traders had the
market TO themselves The Rank OF
England reduced the rate Of discount 10
% per cent, and this had a good effect
IL looks very much a. though there
would be very narrow market the rest
of this MONTH unless developments are
extraordinary. The list closed very dull,
and only steady
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sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
COTTON REPORT.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. April ls.-Cotton firm ,
midding. 1Ofc Flour fairly active and
steady. Wheat-Southern, more active
and firm: Fultz, 9Oc.@Sl' Longberry,
glcM$lO1 Western easier; No. win
ter red. spot, SIC. bid; May, sdtc. BID.
Corn-Souihern white, nominal at 42W
44c. yellow, steady at 4l@43c. Western
steady; mixed, spot, 42@42sc.; April ~
042tc. Oats-Better grades irm, Others
steady: Western, S3W34tc., Western
mixed. 8OW32c Rye firm at 5605'c.
Provisions quiet and steady. Petroleum
quiet; refined, $3.50. Coffee steady. Rio
cargoes. fair. lstc. Sugar steady \
soft. SIC: copper steady; refined, 1870
l4c. Whisky quiet a. Sll'.
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Messrs. W.J larbroueh 6 Son were
thoughtful enough 90 send 90 Gustayus
Grown. LsQ., treasurer of the supreme
Lodge of Hcpiasopls. "a package of their
celebrated Golden Rain smoking to-
ucc0-0nc package 90 each member. in
session a the Exchange Hotel We
know these gentlemen will be the wiser
for thc tloughtuInc-s of Messrs. Var
hrouEh s. Sons May the fragrance of
thc Golden Rain smoke never forsake
Them but remind them of their visit 10
The city of seven hills
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A smart People.

First Thief-Iye got a sure and safe thing
aow. 80 70 houses in hurry aud ask for a
Bible with big print 10 read TO sick man.
They give mo the family Bible in a hurry
and seu en- at second hand book stores
Second Thief tried that in one city, but
It didn't work Everybody seemed 70 sc
through the game, Tor they said they hadn't
any Bibles just tell you there amt no
getiin' ahead o them Chicago folks
lflrhia Record
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CnicAeo, April ls.-Whest opened
weak and lower. Corn dull ard steady
Oats weak at s@fc. lower Provisions
steady. closed lower. Closing prices.
Wheat - April, s6sca May, SEC
June. sic Corn-April, S4sc. May
3480l845.. June, $40. Oats-April, 23sc
May, 2Sf@235c.; June, 23Ic. Pork
April. $40; MAY, Sll.l7t; June
sil IS Lard-April, $685.; May, s6.s|t
june. $500 Ribs-April, S592i; May
1904. June, SdO5.
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We note some nice red tobaccos run
ming from $3.50 to 1925, going to one Of
the largest Eastern factories. Such pa.
irons proves the value Of our red to-
baccOs.
Some twenty-five hogshcads of com
mon Tugs found friend in a Spectator
who thought them not dear at 800 per
100 pounds.
Receipts continue to increase, not
withsianding the dry, harsh weather
and our warchousemen have their
houses full, and rejoice to see the to-
bacco moving out, T.. 4. CARsEY.
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Tho Rerence of Iilae.

Tapeyard- Who is that stunning girl VOC
raised your hat tot
Ribbohley Miss Goldle Bullion.
Tapeyard timidly-Shedid return your
courtesy Perhaps she doesn't know you
Ribbonley .bitteriy)-Noi she does no;
know me now; but when | am the only
Young man at Ocean Foam next summer she
will not only know ms but pine for me In
vain. Lowell Citizen
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, April l3-Ihere
il no special change TO note in our mar
ket Prices remain about the same as
last week. Red hllers are finding their
,Sav direct TO manufacturers, and we
might quote better demand for them.
The Grmness Of the hurley markets
causes our substitutes 10 be stronger
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This kind of tobacco has seen los day
TO is prolific plant, but breeds back
wards ltis confidently said that the small
Recc contracts for Virginia tobacco is
iucto Inexperienced of this tobaccoin our
crop. We must go back 90 the ot
Orouoko OF white stem or Pryor varieties
or loose our privilege " L. d.
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Stern Parent-Young man, am astounjsd
at your impudence You seek 10 marry my
daughter knowing her 10 to wealthy in her
own right. while you haven't a cert
Self Possessed Youth-lhat's all right
What's the need OF my having money when
shs has plenty Boston Courier
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Thunderstorm Conduct.

Copeland-l don't think Chinkins Is tho
ort Of IA man for bank cashier. do you'll
l,aynor-Why mott
Copeand-l saw him miss train ysster-
lay. Huntington Free Press.
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4 Waste OF Ammunition.

Mrs Qurr& Why, general, you don't
e-sln 10 like t.see the ladies kiss each other"
Gou. Oldberu-The result OF military ad-
ication, madam. | never like 10 Bee good
ammunition wasted.-Troy Times
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Has some Rhythm.

There may b. neither rhyme nor poetry
in Mathematics remarked the high school
girl. but the science Is not devoid OF
rhythm.
What do you meanr' asked her papa
Il refer 10 logarithms. "--Pittsburg Chron-
t.l.
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necnminc AmericanIred.

Citizen Don't you know, Mr.. All Sin, that
( you Kill that enemy OF yours you VIII DO
uangedi
Nh Sin lvengeful laundryman)-No, l alice
ightee gotteo money. Igo loonee 'syiurn
-nhllndalnhia Record
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at..-u. rurD. y. sc0r1
THOMAS BRANCH & co. BANK
} IRIS nd COMMfSSlON MERCHANTS
eOrrq sTOCks. ana SECU RITZ hs
nIrlHr AND SOLD I'D this ana at the
t.r..tlU markets.
Nehalrn private telegraph wire from oui
rr.. @. a. fh. Northern exchanges, ara car
rrt..... orders fDr ACTIVE STOCKS Wilhlr
b. f.. minutes of thclr receipt Nt our once.
$50 gDf quotations every QUAR- cr ni an now
wt..r are open TOT the insp- elton OF ou'
.f..nnra. mn
FsrI.-f information ON fhe subject ot kall
road and Corporation Securities and state
f.s~ rpOWAs BRANCH & co.
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fully Equipped.

Bromley, hear you are going to house.
xeepingP .
YES, Darringer." II
"What have you got toward III" - eisi
a wife. Detroit Frss PrsA s.SSe-AI
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
Grain and Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, Va, April II, 1889.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-632 bushels.
Corn .64 bushels.
Oats. go bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Mixed, 600 bushels good at Sl.O2
Corn-Whte, COZ bushels very good on
private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Ouotations-M iddling, lOc.; low mid
Hing. 9sc.; good ordinary, ssc.
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DUyAL & NoRToN,S cELEBRA-

DUVAL & NORTON'S CELEBRA-
~ TED HORSE TONIC,
for Horses Mules. Cattle. Sc. Cures scratches
tn dogs. warranted % cure chicken and bog
cholera. Read what those who have used 10
have 20 say
neorge %. Smith. Atlces. Hanover county
va saws. DuXal NOrtOns Horse Tonic
Is he best tonic ave ever used.
II. G. Ale1and-r, Ola Church. Har Oyer
county Va. says. Too much cannot De- SAID I'D
praise Of Uuyal NOrton's Hor-c Tonic.
John T.. Curtis. Warwick G. H., Va; ! think
II almost INDISPENSABLE 10 our Raising hogs.
jos. f. GarrOw. WarWick. G. H.. Va. says
IL is the best remedy | ever saw Tor chicken
cholera, a. dozens OF my ahhOI, VII testify.
T. 4. Campbell. ManagOhick King william
county Va: | had valuable dog WIN
scratches which had give up 20 die; lev
doses Of the Tonic made n complete cure.
Price. q and IS cents Der bottle foi sac
hv Ali drllugt-t- sample bottle by mail for
3 cents IN stamps. +. r. REEVE * CO.
Richmond Va
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
COUNTRY Produce.

Reported by Paine & Co., Commission
Merchants, 1856 Cary Street.
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RicHMoND. Va. April IS, 1889.
F1Rrr BOARD.

10 West End Land improvement 90. at l.
CONVENIENT sEcURTiEs. Bid Asked
United States as K. & C...- los &C..
United States IS, X. & C..... l2ss
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orrFRlNas REroRrep 10 sEoRErARY.
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srATE SECURITIES.
CITY SECURITIES.

Richmond SIS le0i-i9l0.......
richmond 6s. leOi-l9lO...
Richmond 5s 1880 ls96.....
RichmOnd 5s. 1927 and later.
Richmond As 1921 ..........
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO C0ME 0NE COME ALL NINE STATIONERY ETC.
The other terms will be civil terra.

The other terms will be civil terra.
Tie terms in March and November will be
presided over by Judge Walter Gnion, and the
terms in June and September will be presided
over by Judge Taylor l3eatte.
In the parish Of Lafourche the terms shall
be hold rs follows:
On the first Monday Of February.
On the first Monday Of April
On the first Monday of July
On the first Monday Of October.
The terms beginnlg "n the first Mondays
OF April and October shall he jury terms at
each OF which, a grand jury shall be empanel-
led.
The other terms will be civil terms.
The terms in February and October will
be presided over by Judge Walter Guion, and
the terms in Arri and July win be presided
over by Judge Taylor Be;ittie For each Jn.
ry term Jury shall Ie drawn for three
weeks of tho term unless otherwis ise specially
ordered by the Judge.
The Judges reserve the right to interchange
term with each other and to preside one tor
the other whenever tho public interest or
their own convenience may render it deslra-
BILE
All cases in which one of the Judges may
be recused shall be continued to the next
term hold by the other Judge.
1hls order shall 90 into effect from and aE
ter the first day Of January, 1890.
Thus done and sig, ed in open court, at
Napoleonvlle, this 4th day Of November,
1889. lSigned)
WAITER GUION.
TAYLOR REATrIE.
Judges Goth District.
Filel November 4th, 1889.
(Signed
OSCAR DUGAS.
Deputy Clerk.
(-~~ true copy. Clerks Office, Parish
LIS. OF Assumption this tenth day o, Nov
~ enber, A. d., 1889. (Signed
OSCAR DUGAS,
Deputy Glen 4.
File. in my office on this eth day OF Noven-
ber. 1889, and spread On the minutes Book
-" of said accouut fnlio n aud IIE t,,o s.n,o
day.
~j Witness my hand and the impress
( L.S. OF the seal Of my office at Thibt iaux,
(~~~ this 7th day of Nov. y. II. 1881.
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk Of said Court, Parsl, Of Latourche.
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Sex and Denominations.

While loading sugar on our boat on
Sunday recently at a Louisiana PLAN
tation some of the passengers strolled
back toward the settlement and went
into a church just as couple had
taken their child in for baptism.
The old colored preacher noticing
the large crowd of white visitors, ex-
tended them . cordial welcome and
asked all to be seated: then turning
to the couple before him, asked:
''Ob what denomination am dis
chile :"
s'Sah ?" said the young father, evil
IDENTIFY perplexed by the word de-
nomination.
II axed yO' ob What denomination
de chile war;" repeated the minister,
little severely.
The parents looked at each other in
evident confusion for moment then
the father stamnered out: .'I-we-
| doesn't know what yo means by de-
nomination, sah."
| "Huh yo' don't!'' replied the preach
er. scornfully; "well, den, I'll SIM
plify it !cordin' to yo' ign'ance, so yo'
kin understand it am de child a boy
or gal chile ?''-Cincinnati CONNER
| cial Gazette.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court-Par-
ish of Lafourche.
Succession of Pierre Lorio. No. 1892.
Probates.

Pursuant to an order and decree OF the
above entitled court and in obedience to d.
commission to me directed in the above en-
titled and numbered succession bearing date
Of October, "a, 1889. will offer for ealo at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder at tho courthouse in the
town of Thibo,laux, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1889,
between the hours of IL o'clock a. M. and
o'clock p. m, the following described pro-
perty. belonging to tho said succession, to-wit:
4 certain lot of ground situated in this
parish, in the town Of Thibedaux, being the
southern half OF lot No. thirty eight 1881 as
represented on a-plan of said town made and
executed by james B. Grina.e on the 1st
day of May, 1912, being bounded in front or
west by Lower Canal street, north or to-
wards the bayou Lafourche. by tho other
half of said lot No. thirty-eight 49,. south
by st. Bridget street. aud cast by Narrow
street. together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Terms and conditions of sale Cash on the
spot in United States Treasury notes to pay
debts.
DESIRE h. LORIO,
Oct 96, 1889. Administrator.
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER %, 1889,

between the hours Of II o'clock a. m and 4
o'clock y. m. tho following described pro
prrty, to-wit:
]. A certain lot Of ground situated in said
parish of I.afourche at four miles below the
town of 1hibodaux and above the New Or
leans. Opel"nsas ami Great Western railroad
now MOrgans nulsiana and Texas railroad
and Steamship Company. and being lot No.
four az on.A plan made hy Joseph Nicholas
on April 18th, 1851, measuring hfty-seven
feet seven inches (57 1t iD) trout on the pub
lie road, ono hundred and eighty feet $50 ft)
deep or the western line. one hundred and
eighty-one feet isl ft) deep on rhe eastern
n9 2-l2 ft) in the rear; Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
,. certain tract OF land situated in said
parish of Laf"urche, right bank Of bayou La
i"urche. at about three or more miles below
the tow Of Illiln'iaux, measuring three ar
pcnts more or less front. by forty arpents
in depth. bounded above by land now owned
by Lucien l.. Gnidr"z. and below by lands
now owned by widow and heirs of Cieopbas
Adam deceased. together with all the build.
lngs and improvements thereon.
Purchased hy the said Joseph Rosemond
Leblanc. deceased, in conformity with ex-
listing lines aud per aversionem'' from
boundary to boundary, without warranty as
to the exact quantity of land sold the more
"r less going to the profit Or loss Of the pur-
chaser.
MOVEABLES
Seven hc'lsteads and bed,llngs, two ar
m"its. lS chairs. poker, tlinning table, 2
washstands, safe. stove and cooking uten-
sils. clock. l bureau. 6 looking -glaeses,
lot OF porcelain ware , sewing machines, 2
small tables, ! buggy and harness, 3 lamps.
l shotgun. small table, round tables,
iron safe. remnant groceries, l lot store fix
lures. lot barroonl.
Terms and Conditions Of Sale-Cash on the
spot i'll United States Treasury Notes to pay
debts.
P. f. LORIO. Sheriff
Nov. %, 1889.
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lEd,EeEAN'T.

ordinary Letters containing Postal
!, Money Orders issued by all Express
oauies or New York Exchange.
essed VI. A DAt1HHAN,
New Orleans. La.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court Par
ish of LafOurche.
Succession Of Albert j. Brooks. No
1900. Probates.

Pursuant to an order and decree of the
above entitled court and in obedience to
commission to me directed in the above enti-
tied and numbered succession and
bearing date of Nov. 81, 1889, will offer for
sale at public auction. pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder. at the courthouse
in the town of rhibodaux. on
SATURDAY, DEC. %, 1889,
between the hours of II o'clock a. m. and
perry, to-wit:
|. The eastern half of a lot'of ground situa.
ted in the Town of ThibOdaux. being the cas-
tern half of lot No. one hundI ed and ninety
one 1871 as represented on a plan of a part Of
said town made by e d. Richardson, survey
or, on the 18th day Of June, 1876; said lot
No. one hundred and ninety-ona 1911. of
which this is the eastern halt, measures nine
ty-seven feet and one inch 81 feet in on
Harrison street and Dinety-six feet eleven In
ches [96 1T II in] OH Church street by two
hundred and twenty-six feet and IL inches
1926 it II in on the northern line and two
hundred and twenty-s;x feet and one aud
Que third inches [226 tt II in1 on the south
ern line in depth. said eastern half being
bounded in front or west by lot OF George
Bryant, north by lot No. one hundred and
ninety 1901, east by Harrison street and
south by eastern half of lot No. one hundred
and nine-two 1881. Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and all
the appurtenances thereof.
2. A certain tract of land situated in this
paris! in the Brusle Grand CheEe at about
four miles north of the town Of Thlbotaux,
and at one hundred acd thirty 1901 arpents
from the bayou Lafourche, measuring one
and One-half II il arpents front on the wes-
tern boundary by seven r. arpents more or
or formerly Of Evariste Adam, south by lands
of Eugene BOudreaux now or formerly west
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SUGAR AND RICE ESTATE
At AUCTION.
"cHlNA GROVE"
Sale by P. E. Lorio, Sheriff, on

Sale by P. E. Lorio, Sheriff, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1889,
at the Court House in the towE OF Thibedaux
between the hours | and o'clock in the af.
ternoon at public auction.
That certain tract Of land known as the
"China Grove Plantalio ion, situated in tho
parish OF Lafourche on the left descending
bank Ut the bayou Lafourche at bout four
mics below the towr of Thibodaux. ,neasnr-
ing IA arpenis moro or less front on sal
bayou Lafourche and Morgan Railroad
ny eighty (so) arpents in depth: the
lateral lines converging considerably
as they reccde from the said BAYOU
bounded above hy lands OF Babin Hros, and
below by the track of Morgan's L & r. rail
road and lands Of Marcellln Richard; ii. .
whole agreeably to plan OF sketch annex od
to an authentic OF sale of said plantation of
date the the 18th April, 1881 and recorded in
the conveyance Office of the parish of La.
fUurcho.
Together with all tho buildings and i'm.
provements thereon. aud all the appurtenan-
ces thereof: eight (8) mules, five ~ carts,
avo t5) plsws. all agricultural implements
thereto belonging.
Terms-One-third cash, and the balance at
one, two and three years, with interest there
sale. and secured by vendors lien aud priyi
lege. the act to contain all tho other usual
security clauses.
Act Ot sale before Philip E. Leblanc, Nota-
ry, at the expense Of purchaser.
For lurther particulars. address
CHAS. ESPLNAN,
80 Decatur St, New Orleans, La
L + LORlO, Sheriff
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RULES OF COURT CHANGING
TERMS.

1t is order ed that the terms of the Twen-
tietl, Judicial District Court sh all be held as
follows:
In the parish of Assumption:
On the first Monday OF March.
On the first Msnday of June
On the first Monday Of September.
On the first Monday Of November.
The terms beginning On the first Mondays
Of March and September shall be Jury t. us
at each OF which, a gran jury shall be en-
panelled.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
iSh of LafOurchc.
Succession Of John johnson. No. 1902.
PrObates.

Whereas. Frank Zernott of said parish, has
made application to the said court to be ap-
pointed administrator OF the aforesaid eat ate.
New, therefore. all persons are hereby
warned and notified to fls their opposition to
the said application iu writing with tho clerk
Of said court, At his Office in the town of
Thibodaux, within ten days after the first pub.
lication hereof, otherwise the said applicant
vii! be duly appointed and confirmed as
snch administrator in accordance with Law.
(~ In testimony whereof, witness ny
LIS. hand and tho impress Of the seal Of
(~~~o) my Office, at Thibsdaux. this %
day Of Nov, 4. D., 1889.
J ". KNOBLoCH,
Clerk Of Court
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-30
sss REGISTERED Letters containing Currency
enc Or:e0:as National Bank,
NEW ORLEANS, La.

.EMEMDER. that the payment of
IS is GUARANTEED BY FOUR Ma
NAL BANKS of New Orleans, and tue
cts are signed By the President OF an In
stion whose chartered rights are recos-
d in the highest Courts; therefore. be-
of ali limitations or anonymous
mes"
NE DOLLAR is the price Of the smallest
or ,raeten OF Ticket ISSUED By Us
my Drawing. Anything in our name
red for less than Dollar is swindle.