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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25
NEW INDUSTRY IN Gov.
INGrON.

The following communication
appears in the Times Democrat oil
l7ta inst:
Dear Sir-In yorr paper this
morning is published = special from
Paris. Ky. in which it il stated
that samples of pottsi's clay and
white sand have been received in
that city from = fsrm near Waco,
Madison county. AMI that the clay
having been snAlyzcj. chemists say
it will make glsss - ins a. the inn
ported French plate glass.
Let me inform you that in Gov
ington, il this State. the same kind
uf white sand is found in album
dance. - we'll 40 all kinds OF pot
ter's clay.
An euterprisiuy gentleman Of
New Orleans. owning . good many
acres Of land. has started q factory.
which. in the near future. will be =
great industry and Nm honor TO
Covington and the State.
I visited Covington two weeks
ago and had the pleasure Of exam
lining The works and different kinds
Of clay .. aud although I am not .
connoisseur. I doubt not that the
Oovington Pottery Company will
be able to make. besides FIRE bricks.
tiles, furnaces, aud what not. first
class plate glass. ~ / believe the
Covington material eau compete
with the best New Jersey white
sand. L. MARrIxEz.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25
THE SUNDAY LAW.

We were nos present in court
when Judge Hicks charged the
jury in the case Of The state W.
Alex Risch. charged with violating
the Sunday law. but learned that
he explicitly stated that the en-
p'Oyer was responsible. under the
law. for the nets Of his employee.
That is if the employed barksspsr
sells liquor on Sunday the owner
Of the saloon is liable to indictment
and the bark-eper also. In thess
cases Judge Hicks is assessing
fine Of $3.50 for the first offsnse.
There is no telling how much Of a
raise lie will make ON the secuud.-
Shreveport Democrat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

Democrat appears to have gone
daft on the ''law and order" ques-
tion. What the object Of that
paper could have been. in sending
BarO. Munchsussn to Lafayette,
aud Don Qnixots 30 Grstna, sur
passes our understanding; bnt one
thing is certain. It has accomplish
ei it. apparently desired result.
anil furnished the Chicago later
Ocean. New York Tribune. aud pa
pers o! that ilk. with rome oavory
morsels With which 10 whst their
appetitss for . grand BLOODY
shirt" feast.
In the meantime. the good peo-
pie Of Lafayette aud Gretna are to
be congratulated on having rid
tboir respective towns of some Of
the worst characters outside the
walls Of the Penitentiary.
The Collar Chronicle. one Of the
papers which, the Tines Democrat
puts down ~ l,eing Gin favor Of
law and order. expresses our esn-
ments exactly. as follows:
The Lafayette troubles we're
supplemented by another race
trouble in Gretna. on Sunday. the
18th inst. in which two or three
negroes were wounded. It is the
Old story Of negro ignorance and
incidence. where they think they
have the majority aud power. aud
it met it's nsux. resistance aud pun
ishment It the hands OF the whites.
The better clsas Of blacks. farmers
aud mechanics. understand and ap-
preciats the fact that where they
recognizes the whites right Of con-
troll. by reason OF wealth aud in
tsIliysnce. aud all the interests that
70 to maintain civilization. the in
terests OF the colored people arc
fully protected and assured; and.
40 far ~ the nnru1y. idle. criminal
aud insoient class Of negroes are
conc-rns.l. the sooner they are
made to fear the indignation Of our
long-sn6sring white citizens. the
better it will be for all concerned
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25
Election Notice.

Whereas. it - provided BY - Act q
the 0snsral Assembly q the Mite Il
IIoolsiana. approved Mach lG. 1870.
that an election shalt ls held On The as.S
Monday in June Of sssh year, By The
qnAli6e slsoe.Des III the towo ~ GOV.
100TO0, - raaaasy Parish. La.
for the sa-lssss III elssliag ooe Mayor
and six Al,iern-n. q serve - sush Tor
the sGsuiu9 twelve ssoatAs sAsesaltss.
- the lsv disssts-
Nov. thsrsEors. !. Wm. q 1anessa.
clerk u the sixheseosh joa5eial disesiee
ooars Tor the PAriah az ~. Tamoaoy.
L.. in eO,npliAaes With the third Geo.
tion NJ sas.l act. DO jasae THE nosies.
sUaifying all ps'soos eooessuea - ha36
ssid elscti0a. on
MONDAY. JUNE q -.
being the arst Noaday Of 90 nossb.
With the vis3 a. slscsiag The aAsVe
esnssd odaosm. said sleeoioo - b enm.
dactsd. and the sssu sas sAeesof ne.ae.
IN the manned SsqsissA By IL lavo q
the State of l.nnisiana- ,.,s..
In tssti,aony vhssssai. have hese~e.
70 siYnst ny name and aADxa,l tie -
u Sid cOart therein. NJ che tsUD q
CovinSfea. this StA day a Nag. ~
W. q 0sosAa. kto2
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Covington (Ia.)
Pnstofsics. Friday. May n. 1889.
PsrsoUs calling for the ss,ns will
please say advertised:
Brown JOS
Dsvsird F T Capt
David Geo
Gumsley w TT
Hoel1el Phil 3
Kendricks Francis MIRA
Lee Stephen
McGill Henry
Paterson A
Rollius e + mrs
Ss*an Jane
Slatle John
Smith I'D
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Black,nan James N
Dere Max ]
Fryer Newton A
LewsnthAl Louie
itapp Engen
Shmitt August r
Scbmitt jean B
II not called for in thirty day.
from date, the sbove letters will be-
sent Ia the Dead Letter Office.
A fec Of one cent additional post
age is required ON oil advertised
letters. CHAs. HElkrz. r. NJ.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25
SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVAL,

VI C1Ioay evening" 1lay IUh,
the grounds Of the old Bank Hotel
presented scene Of life and beauty
that would tsvs delighted An ar.
fists eye. il being the place and
occasion Of the May Festival OF the
Methodist Sunday School Of Gov.
i"gtOn. the lights Of the numer-
o.s Cbiness lanterns suspended
from the trees and above the tenn.
pbrary stage. and Of the lamps on
the several refreshment tables,
wsrs reflected in the b:igh. and
JOYOUS faces Of the happy children,
and maize rs wish We were child
again. After short prayer by the
Pastor. tie entertainment was
opened by . Dialogue. entitled,
mind Your Own Business" in
which human nature was we'll de-
pictei. by the following ladies' and
gentlemen Of the German Settle
meht Sunday School: Nisses Rosa
Hsmpls, Viola Ellis. Annie Mont
xomery. MOllis Dntsch and Messrs.
Fritz Hemple. Robert Davis and
Frank Dutsch.
This Vas followed by an original
dialogue, BY Misses Rebecca Strain,
Lydia Kentzel. Laura Lacrolx an,!
Josie Burns. entitled. practice
What Yon Preach" We think a
bstter title wonld have been. "How
Not to Run Newspaper.
doctor Jack" was then an
nonnced. This was imp@rsooated
By Master Archie Smith. as the
Doctor; little Misses Francis H-intz
as the distressed mother. and Ada
Shearrer as the maid. The hnsi-
ness-Iike air and big words Of the
little Doctor. the anxiety depicted
in tho mothers countenance and
the spry manner Of the little maid.
elected hearty applause.
The choicest morceou was re.
served for the last--ths browning
OF the May Queen by the Sunday
School. The chosen. Queen, ac.
comrsnied by her FIRST Mail Of
Honor. aud preceded by her Maids
Of Honor. Pages and Flower Girls.
was sscor.ad to the throne. amid
Joyous song. Miss Belle Warren.
the first Maid Of Honor. with dig
nitv aud grace placed tue crown OF
flowers on the fair brow OF Miss
Lydia Kentzel. the chosen Queen,
and the scsptre Of flowers in her
hand. as a sign Of her sovereignty,
Her loyal snbiects. in song. then
pledged foalty to their Queen. when
she arose. and with n regal bear
ing. M II ito the manner born"
thanked them for the honor con-
ferred, and dismissed them 10 the
enjoyment of the hour.
After the Queen and her retinus
had retired. the large audience
dispersed to sesk refreshmsnt nj
the several tables loaded with deli
cacies aud snl,stantials to tempt the
inner man. while the children wiled
away the hours in innocent amuse-
ment. till tho waning hours aud
bare appearance Of the table, warn
ed Ill it was time to seek tue rest
natnred required.
The Sunday School desires ms
to return thanks 10 each and every
one for the kind assistance render
ei, and to assure all of their earn
ct prayers for Gods blessing upon
them.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

and eoeis dss Nv said s)ebto~. Tie
sale will - without al'prsissm>pk
fUg cash. in loyal tendsf money Of
the United States. and sh~ property
soll shall 10 r-.lssmsi,!c ut snv
time iOr tho space OF one yea.. by
paying the price Ri"~n. with ~ pr
cent. interest. and c.,st. au.l penalty
a.lsjssl.
W. B. COOK.
Sheriff aud sY-Osfiei0 'rsx C.,lls.etOP.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

Judge Hicks. Of Cadds parish.
recently fined q negro $50 for usioz
proians language near = private
residence. The aaas prescription.
judiciou=ly applied. would have =
wholesome effect IN this parish.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25
Prof. W. z. Sc. Clair. the aer

Prot. W. E. Sc. Clair. the aero
naut.. in attempting to make Ibis
daring leap from the clonda." al
Houston. Texas. last Sunday week.
lost bis grip on his parachute
when about $50 feet from the earth.
and fell to the ground with sncl'
force - to break every bone in biz
body. His homo was in Wichita.
Xansaa, whore - has . sister.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

We understand . petition was
being circulated last week by some
ono who wants tho Covinglon post
Office. II Uncle Sam Harrison
wants the Postofice rum on strictly
business principles. he cannot pos
sibly do better than retain Post
master Hsintx. Al least one-hali
Of the FARNER's business 10 done
through the Postof6cs. and We
have always found him polite aud
attentive, aud have never heard
any objection to him.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25
VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.


LOITOH OF. XANAANI AkwRRs
LSst Sunday night we wee bless
I'd with q most welcome shower
doing immense good to the gsrdsr'
aud also 10 the cattle, for tho lattel
had to travel 10 the Lake for water
The rain extended mp to Bayo,
Lncombe. tue road being muddy
and there were pools Of water al
along.
The excursions OF the New Ca
,nelia. last Sunday aud We.iues
LAY. were most Literally patron
lied. Half n dozen cottsxes wsr,
rs.,ted by New Orleans parties fol
the season.
Among the excursionists vs. mel
Postmaster Mott. accompanied b.,
Gen. de Crobriaud. who spent tLt
day At the Fontainblsau Piauta.
ton.
Mr.. f. Devier has bought the
Brag.s property fronting on til.
Lake. and Msssrs. L'hots 4 Co
have purchased the ValIetts mau.
sion. also situated ON the beach.
That popular gentleman. Col
johnson. took his departure last
Monday. He il stationed at Smu
Carlos. Arizona Territory.
Sheriff Cook arrived ~ our town
on Sunjsy and left Monday morn.
ing for Bayou Lacombe. We had
the pleasure Of making the trip with
with him. aud returned the same
evening. We were seated behind
that fast mag Of his. Queen" We
must return thanks 10 tho Messrs.
Cousin aud to Emile +. Diez. assist
ant At the Bayou Lacombe Post.
office. for favors extended ~ ne
during our short stay with them.
Yesterday visited the farm ol
Mrs. N. Lsvy. situated in the sub.
nrbs OF our town, and was aston.
ishsd ut the work Sue has accom-.
:piished by herself. She has fifteen
acres planted in corn. potatoes aud
all sorts Of veg etsbles. aud every
thing looks neat; no grass u bs
seen among tho plauts.
Our hotels were we'll patronixed
this week. The stores are all busy.
aud the butchers are we'll supplied
with beef. veal aud mutton.
II il 10 true that Postmaster Gen.
eral Wanna,naker 10 in favar oi
improving the service. instead OF
reducing the rate Ut postage 10 one
cent. then the citizens Of Lewis
burg. Jacksonville aud Mauds-
vile. aud the surrounding country,
should get mp another petition. aud
perhaps this time We will succeed
in getting our mail again BY the
steamer. as it 10 the only short.
prompt and safe route. The pres
ent mail service Was established by
the late Postmaster General on tie
score Of economy. and for = petty
few hundred dollars we have suffer
cd this bac service long enough.
Although only 81 miles from New
Orleans, our mail is often ) or 1
days late; and in winter time. 1t
the least frssllet. 3 or 10 days lat..
This il we'll known by the Post
master Of New Orleans. The iu-
jory caused to our town on account
Of this bad mail service u iucslcu-
liable. Since aur preset Postmas-
ter General favors better service
FIRST. economv afterwsr,la, onr citi-
cans should not delay 10 again gre
sentiag their grievances.
Next Sunday there will b the
fret picnic Of The season ct the
popular Crescent House
TRAsRa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25
Land Office. New Orleans, La.
April Is, 1850.

Land Office. New Ovlsans, LA.f
April "a, 1850.
Notice 10 hereby given that he fo!.
lowing named settler hes Alsd notice q
his intenti6n to make 6uAl prOof ID
support Of his ciaim. and that ri rroes
gill b made bssure the js.lsA CT IN HE
Abseaoe the elSsk At the Dist9ist CousA
at CovinytHn, La. On 7kss3er Jsae %,
1853. viz:
Harry Lloyd.
WGo made homestead entry S0. o0oA
for sha east haIf Of Tie ooatAveso
quarter. and The southwest quarter q
she southsaas qusrtss. - ssesieo =.
township 6. soash nAage III eAe4 o.
Helena meridian.
He names the following vitnesoae q
prove his oontinaoaa Faoidonoo upoo
and eslsivati0u Of aaid lanA vis:
Willie Jenkins. Henry Roberta. Cha.
Wilson and Lulu Cshiee. al a o.
csnmsEy parish. La.
Any person who .lsaires % protest.
against the ailowaess Of such proof, oe
who knows Of any sahseantial r8ason.
under TIE Law asd she Esgulations Of
she Iuts Tior DspaTtmeot Why sueh
proof should not b allowed. will b
given An opportunity as the shove men.
toned time and place - csoss-examin0
the witnesses Of said elAimaaA aud -
offer evidence in robusaal IL that oub.
United BY claimant.
my4 Ct Tsos ]. BurLsa Rsg;sees.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25
SATURDAY, JUNE -. 1885


and continuing ON each succeeding day
until said sales are completed. all the
property upon which taxes are nov due
to the State Of Louisiana and parish Of
St Tammany. to enforce the collection
Of taxes assessed in the year 1883. TO-
gethcr with interest thereon from the
3lst day Of December. A. D. 1858. q tbs
rate Of one per cent. per mouth until
paid and all costs. The names Of said
delinquent tax debtors. the amoant Of
taxes due by each ON the assessment Of
a,.ij year, and the property saseased to
each TO be offered for sale. 10 ~ follows:
An.lry Mrs q. 2 lots aud imps ct
Slidsll. Sc 50
Brock WIN. 1913 acres and inps
lots 2 5.sw3 ofse SO !3. I 6.
r Is. sc 10
Ba.lon Mrs A. lots 6 and 8 sqs
IA, town Of Vaudeville. - 60
B,rnio J. 2 lots aud ..,nps. Man
devilie. IS
Boeaier J 8. sqr 80 less los 10
and IL, Bossier city. 50
Barker Ann, 16O acres and impe
" ! sec l. /. 6. r IL east. -
Babsm s r. l lot and lump Mad-
is"nville. 50 So
Bahsm Luke. TAI acres and imp
lot l. acc 43 TAR 10. IS 81
Crawford Wxrney. 80 acres and
imps v ofn . sec IA t 7rA.
81 40
Cransiall Church. 80 acres . /
Of 9 " sec Z. ne OF n " sec 9
I 8. r IA. - IS
Coyne Mary. l2U acres. n . ! Of
8 W t.w offs . ! sec 4 Is r 10 ..
s. II
Cook Geo w. 60 acres, lot 2 sec
~ / s and 9r II east, IS 60
Davis w 9. 50 acres. . | OF n Q /
sec 36t7rll east, lots 3 ani 4 aqr
Az. lots 3 aud 1 sqr Z. Vaudeville.
IS 10
Daniels f H Mrs. 333 acres. lots
I aud 2. . ! Of 10, 3. ser 33t7rIl.
aud in sec 5 tSrll. s. 48
Frapp.rt re Mira. lot sn.i mn.
sqr Is Mnndeviil-. SO 30
Flotts Paul. lGO acres imp in esc
80 6 r IL east. 50
Garrison W H. l42 acres. lot 8.
sw Of . ct sec II. u | o! u . !
sec 20 or Is, 81 A
Gaines W ], 24O acres and ing
in sec 80 t!rl3. 81 81
Green Paul. !65 acres imp ia sec
25 Is = IL. g 40
Ganu.heret A Mrs, lots Is. Is II
Is 10. sqr 3. Vaudeville. - 60
Gxr,lscl.s L J Mrs. lots z 3 aud 4
Carroll st. Vaudeville. SIS ~
Gsrdache r. 1T lot ON Coffee
st, Vaudeville. "a 10
Gos,aan NJ Est. sqrs 8 and 9 be-
tween divs spring aud wints,. Cow
ington. - 60
Green. 40 acres and imp. 9 !
Of n Q ! sec 4t9 r Is. 81 ~
Huginschmidt John. sqr SO. 1Ol.
part Of sqrs lO4 and los. Mands-
vile. - 60
Harrison S. 12O acres imp. lot 2.
Sc / Of q . / &c IL. I 9 Is. IS Is
Henderson ] nrs. one lot imp,
div spring. CovingtOo. ~ 40
Hart Caroline, s acres lump. Co.
trer tract. - 05
johnson ) Mr.. lots and 2 sqr
81. Vaudeville. 81 IS
Johuson Il. 40 acres and imp, n
" ofsw rec l2t7r 10. 81 Of
Jackson Frank. 3OO acres. being
lots 2 8 4 and S eec S ~ E eleven.
$l4 O2
Kennedy J r. los acres in go II
I 8 Is east. s. n
Laurant Aut, 40 acres imp. . . /
If . " sac Is 8 r Is .. IS IS
Mxtteo Mira. land aud imp on
AbitA river. IS 68
M0rano N A, lots I 2 8 1 and 8
sqr IL div of spring. Coviugton.
Sc GO
Parent L Mrs. II lots imp. Mad
isonvills. -
Pow Lamiel, lot II sqr so. Sill
dell. ~ 81
Rousssaux II 4 Mrs. lot one sqr
%. Slidsll, ~ cents
Roussesnx q Mrs. lands and imp
ON West Pearl river, @13 Is
Robert jos G. 80 acres aud impo
80 % { 8 E "a. Is
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

The large saw mill Of Messrs.
Poitevent / Favre. at Psarlington.
Miss.. w.s destroyed by Ere last
Monday evening. together with the
o@cs and nearly 1000 600 feet Of
lumber. The machinery and boil.
ere are believed to 10 . total loss
Many Of The books and papers we're
saved. The loss will foot up about
Sl7S 200. 1T which amount SIS, 900
j. covered by Insurance. The burn
ing OF the Mill 10 a very serious loss
70 Aessrs. POitsvent 4 Favre, "a
they had On hand orders for about
5000. 900 tcet Of lumber Il will
take about nix months e. rsbuild
the mill. and in the meantime som,
800 hands viii " thrown vat Of
sob.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

FOR SALE.

A. Cbsbby nill Pisntssies. ssas csv.
ington, Ia.
One o-horse power En-
CINE and Boiler.
complete.
One 50-saW Cotton Gin,
Feeder and Condenser.
All il Arst-clsss oF.lss. and eaa -
ssss working any day 1t the mill - ~
plantasion. Price. 500.
Por further information. apply -
BURNS BROS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

There arc hundreds OF artesian
wells in Covingtnn. and moro being
bored every dsv. Good clear water
il found at . depth Of from 70 to
100 feet They are much hetter
auL cheaper than wooden cisterns.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

KHIoHrs or HoxoR.-A Lodge
Of the Knights At Honor will be
instituted 1t She Courthouse, in
Covington. on Monday evening.
June Sd. By Deputy Grand Dicta-
tor 8. Veil. assisted by the Grand
Odicers from New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

Rurns Bros. have . boiIer. en-
CINE. cotton gin and condenser. all
in good running order. for sale
cbeap. See advertisement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

4 II one Of the beautiful groves
along the river. near town and the
railroad. were converted into Z
park. With . dancing pavilion, AMI
facilities for bathing. boating and
ishins, it would prove IN addition
al attraction to Covington aud Be
. paying investment. We are sur
prised that some Of our wealthy
aud enterprising capitalists have
hot thought Of this before now. but
Ne charge nothing Tor making the
suggestion. There's money in il.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

BY virtue At writ Of Aesi fasiaa fro0
the honorable the Aforesaid eoaes aoA
n me directed. beariag date April IL
1862
| will psoosed n cell q pablie aas.
tioo q the courthouse door il The tsvp
Of t;ovingtnn. Parish Of ~ Tan.
many. la. On 1atariay. JaAs .. Iooo.
l,etwsa legal sale hoan. he following
described property. to-vit:
Sscti.sn ;. township 3. range II sase.
Gresnsbaig District toesGhse With ill
the bail isags aol spsoveoests sheee.
On. Ices that portion sOld - he n. O.
/ y. z 3. u. Co for Fight Of way.
SEIZED N the .bove ensitle1 suit.
Terms Of sale cash.
w. b Cook. SHERIFF
C1viuvtOn. La. ADril ~. l004.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

There will BE- services the
Methodist Church Tomorrow (Sun.
day. morning at II O'Clock. A
charch conference will be held i'm.
mediately after services. and all
members are nrRed to be present
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

There will be lay reading ct the
Episcopal Church tomorrow morn.
ing ct IL o'clock.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

We were seriously threatened
with rain last Saturday aud Sum
d.y nights. bns after a light sprin-
kle mot enough to settle the bright
arl glorions Rolden-hned dust) the
clouds moved on and The danger
was averted.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

The Methodist Sunday School
viii give picnic to-day ct the old
mill, near Covineto
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

The sum 81 $40 was raised BY
the May Festival Of the Methodist
Sunday School,.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

COa RINr. new and comfort
able cottage. Apply to J. E.
Smith.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

Notice 10 hereby givss = ths sss6it.
oss Of this sstste. and - all osAse PEI.
aoas hsssin iste1esled. % shov eaaee
within To days fro1 the pssssst oesi1.
aAtsoa. II any they have or en-. Wy The
aeeonnt pesssatsd BY Mr.. Js.Ais Mo-
gan. ai1minissnarix AZ this es1ats,
should not b. approved asl hooolo.
gated. anil the fun 10 Distributed il -.
eor.lanoe Herewith.
ny order Of the court. this 49d Aey q
May. lSS2.
" c. MoasAu. Clask.
COvlNufoN, La May Is, 1859.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

Sec uotice AZ aale in rasa of
Geo. n. Cause VI David Alfred.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

Farm Of 1ol ser,s. - asrss salNvsasA.
sell stocked With Sovl and cattle. sits.
sssd ns.s Abit. 6psi.e.. D. Taonasy
parish, La. Has 6ae hose les sen.
m-r b.srslsss. With sashosses asd May
ho'se sonforss. Ros further parties
lars apply 70 q. BECK. Cevi.stss. L..
Gro H. Gsnas ~ David Alfred.
David AlfsFd-No 1854
State cf Louisiana. Parish 81 T. Tan.
msay-Eightssath Judicial District
Court
BY virtas Of . writ of 1sH lasiaa iron
the honorable the Aforesaid court. aad
u me directed. bearing dass Nay IL,
1859
I will proceed 10 sell 1t psblis ass-
ton. Ut the door Of the Cosrtheuse. u
the torn II CovinRtoa. H. Tannaay
parrish Louisiana. ~ SATURDAY.
jane -. 4. d. 1859. basvesa lsoal
-als hO"rs. the following desssibsa ps0p.
erty. to-wit:
Eishty-ons and 90-lo0 assss d lad
tesethsr with all The iDp1ovemsnts
,herson. being the wsss half ef shs
s-uthwsst quarter of ssssioa -. tova-
ship y. range - SasA
Terms of sale cash.
w. b. C.soK, ShsriE.
iNvlner,,n. La. May Is. 1859.
Suecsssioh III F.smk 81. norgas.
Stass cf Louisiana, Pssiah Il A. Tan.
may. Eightssnsn Judicial District
court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

Farm for sale. near the Abita
Sprinva. See advertisement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-25

Raspberry Edward. 165 70 acres
| n . / see "a. tSr II. - 20
Roche Misa D. nv aud - !
ssc Is t9sl3. - Is
Snowtlsn Mary l.. 40 acres more
or less on vest bauk Of rchsf0ncia
river also ten acres fronting 'rche-
funct. river, known - Duncan"
saw mill, BID ly lands NJ Rsd.asn.
Lesassisr and said river. SO 20
Stewart Mary A Mrs. = esrtai"
portion OF ground. b-inx sitnas-d
near the Bugns FsIia bridge in the
town Of Covington. in tbi. psrish
and commencing abont 80 feet fr"'"
the Bogus Fall. br,.lgs. thence
running along the Military rad
leading into the t"sn ~ C0v'n4sOn.
the distance 1T "ne acr~. thence
hack At right ANGLES half nm acre.
themes towards the river parallel to
~sid rosl ons acsa. tlence b point
Of beginCing NJ ~ tn c"ntai" ons
superficial acre. - %
Strai q. 400 .cree aud inps. :
I E eleven east. $14 50
Williams Il. l6O acres. imp sw !
VI 9 /. &c / Ms~ ofsw !.
-sr % tt r Is. - 80
Wright Austin. HO.27 acres.
~ . " / rec Is 8r 10. - 40
Whitney N. ~ .l6 acres. y Ct
ne acc 36 I S eleven. s. 80
Young B F. IMP =" n Mn~3
aud " . ! "!"~ sec 35t6r1l
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