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knew in every detail. was g gross irjus-
tice TO those who had lsbored and
made much more sacrifice than be.
Mr.. Vest proceeded 10 elaborate and
extol the good features OF the Senate
bill, drawing the conclusion that, taken
as whole, the average Senate duties
were Ss per cent, or only per cent
higher than the average House rates.
Senator Mills. Dem. Tex. then took
the floor and delivered the speech which
he has been measuring up for several
days. He spoke with great vehemence.
The bill which has been pending here,
and which Is shout 10 become law,
does not reflect the sentiments OF 1000
people Of the United States. No Re-
publican wanted IL; no Populist wanted
it, and few Democrats wanted IT, The
great mass Of people condemned H."
He exclaimed dramatically: THE
bill was directed by i've or
six or seven men on the loor. My friend
from Missouri (Vest) is right in saying
there is no Democratic majority on this
floor for tariff reform. There are four
parties on this foor. Republicans. Pop
ulists. Democrats, and Conservative
parties. The Conservatives hold the
balance OF power"
The session concluded with humor-
Gus passage at arms between Mr.. Har-
ris and Mr.. Chandler.
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SANTO EXECUTED.
The Murderer OF Garnet Pays tho Pom
alty OF His Crime.

The Murderer of carnot Pays tho Pom
slty OF ni. Crime.
LYONS, August l6.-Santo. the muir
derer OF NJ. Carnot, was executed this
morning.
The executioner and his men entered
the prison AT 4:30 O'clock. NJ. Raux
awakened Santo, saying: Courage,
Santo the hour has arrived"
The condemned man raised himself,
his haLds and limbs trembling convui-
sively, despite bis efforts to appear
careless at his fate. he could hardly
stand and his limbs were 10 stid with
fright that his clothes were pul on hlm
with difficulty.
Santo declined food and refused re-
liRious consolation.
Have yoa any last wishes to comm
nicate," he was asked.
NO." he answered. "0nly send my
letters TO my mother.
When Governor Raux spoke TO SGnto
OF his mother. the condemned mans
eyes filed with tears. He soon re-
gained his habitual indifference, al
though still palld and trembling.
From this moment he said nothing
more.
Dlmbler aud bis assistants and the
officials issued from tho prisoa at 4:5O,
and the wagon took up place on the
left side OF the Ruillotine.
When Santo appeared, walking with
extreme difficulty, bis open shirt dis
playing his breast, irail aud bony, bis
eyes were first fixed on the guillotine
and then wandered TO the troops and
the crowd.
He uttered the cries, Courage Mes
Camarades," "Vive rAnarchie." but the
sound issued feebly from his closed
teeth and was scarcely audible beyond
the troops. The words were hardly
uttered when Santo was seized and
pushed towards tho bascule. He made
a feeble struggle and fell. His weight
was much too light and his execution
tloners were compelled TO raise him aud
thrust him forward.
He made another frantic movement.
obliging Diebler TO como to the as
sstance OF his mon and place
Santos head under the lun-
cite. Much time was taken up with
these movements. At last Dlebler
pressed the handle and released tho
knife. A sharp, short sound an-
nounced the severance OF Vertebrae,
squirt Of blood sprinkled the
wagon, the head fall into basket OF
sawdust. and the body was rolled into
another. Bravoes sounded from the
crowd which seemed less moved than at
ordinary executions.
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A VERY PRETTY BLONDE

she seem, to Eavs stirred Up No End
OF rroubIe-A Prominent Politician In
Her Net
Special 10 ne Rsgists-.
PARKEEsBURG. W. Va, August 10
Last night Mrs. Barney La Grange, OF
Spencer, ROane county, was AT ponce
court asking for protection from her
husband, who threatened TO Kill her,
when her husband happened to pass.
He saw her, and pulling a revolver
started In the door. Chief Heaton
knocked the weapon from his hand as
he was about TO FIRE and placed him In
Jail. he was given a hearing this
morning and sentenced TO thirty days
in Jail for carrying concealed weapons.
Mrs. La Grange came here about two
weeks ago and mas been staying at Al
lie Watkins house OF ill-fame on Court
SQUARE. She is a pretty blonde, and,
her husband claims, is being kept by
Warren Hayes, prominent politician
of ROane county, VINO was recently a
candidate for the nomination 10 Con-
gress at the Populist convention at Ra-
venswoOd.
La Grange threatens TO Kill Hayes as
soon as be is released from Jail. Mrs.
LaGrange was formerly Miss Lewis,
OF Spencer, Roane county. She agreed
10 psy his fine II he would not bother
her any more but he refused the offer.
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LARRY NEAL SATISFIED,

The Senate Bill Making su bstAStial Re
ductions aud viii Benefit the country.
Sssetot 20 m Rs0,Hs-.
CoLUMaUs, o., August 15.-Lawrence
T. Neai, Democratic candidate for Gov
ernoa last fall, and author Of the tariff
plank in the last National Democratic
platform, said to-day regarding the new
tariff Jaw;
Il am we'll satisfied with the termina-
tlon Of the contest. The bill just
passed in a wonderful Improvement on
thy Mckinley bill. aud makes long
step in the right direction. The reduc-
tlons are substantial and will prove
beneficial to the country. am in favor
OF each of the four INDEPENDENT bills for
free Tree iron, coSl, oarbed wire and
sugar, and am OF the opinion that the
latter will pass the Senate"
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BROOKE COUNTY TEACHERS.
Special 10 the Register.

Special 10 the Register.
WELLsBURG, August 15.-The Brooke
county institute began It's third day to-
day and Prof. Dahl took up the subject
of the intermediate grade and discussed
it thoroughly.
Charles McCarmic took up the subject
OF Civil Government" and very ably
and instructiyely handled the same.
He showed himself to possess q good
knowledge OF the subject
Prof. Anderson was present and dis
cussed the subject Of geography and
gave the institute a very instructive
talk.
Mr.. Charles Lagear next took up the
subject Of school law and gave the du-
ties of school officers. The discussion
that followed was very animated.
j. c. Kemp next took up the subject
OF civil government Of West Virginia
and pat full outline on the board, ex-
planning the same In a manner highly
satisfactory TO the members OF the In
stitute and answering many disputed
questions.
The subject Of physiology was next
taken up by Mr.. George Carmichael
and who gave the institute prac-
tical talk upon the subject.
In the afternoon the subject OF writ
ten arithmetic was discussed by Mrs.
Mitchell. Would very rarely allow one
pupil to assist another.
The subject of "The Duty OF the
Teacher"was next taken up by Mr.. John
Langdon who gave an excellent talk
upon the subject. He was followed by
Mr.. Gulett, Prof. Deahl, and Prof. j.
a. Cox and Prof. Mitchell.
The subject OF spelling was taken up
by Miss Lizzie Hough, who very inter-
estingly gave her ideas Of the IMPORT
ance OF the subject, ana the mode OF
teaching.
Miss Carmichael then gave one OF her
interesting lessons In music.
The question of Historical Geography
was then taken up by Professor Deahl.
A spirited discussion was INDUCED in
By members OF the institute upon
| strikes.
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SIsTERSvILLE NOTES.
sse4a, 20 TIE R.girer.

Sse-i1l 90 ne Register.
S1srERSvILLE. w. VA, August 15.-
The receipts of the Eureka Pipe Line
Company as reported bV the engineers
at the Thistle pump station for the
twenty-four hours. ending this morning
at : o'clock, were 4,64O barrels, a
slight increase over the amount report
ed yesterday.
Chris Henderson returned yesterday
from a trip to Wheeling.
James +. Dolsn, proprietor OF the Ar
lingtOn ROtsl, was at Benwood yester-
day.
James McCoach was at Moundsville
yesterday on business.
Misses Jessie and Mamie McEldowney
TWO charming young ladies OF New Mar
tinsville, were in the city to-day.
John StackhOuse and Miss Moore, OF
Proctor, were In the city to-day.
John Mortimer, OF Parkersburg, was
the guest OF 5. B. Crane to-day.
X. :. Boreman, editor Of the Tuler
Colptu Star, was 10 the city to-day.
Miss Laura Biddle, q charming young
lady OF WiIllamstOwn, was the guest Of
Miss Mamie Dee to-day.
DR.. aud Mrs. Frank p LOwther and
Mrs. Z E. EiSenbarth, of New Martins
vile, were in town to-day.
Miss Grace Joy, Of Matamoras, Is the
guest of the Misses Henderson,o of Wells
street.
Miss Minnie Clark, young society
Iady, OF New MartinSyille, is the guest
OF friends in the city.
A number Of young people came
down this morning on boat from
Proctor 10 attend the picnic.
f. d. Lappart, Of New Martnsville,
editor Of the Mountain State, was in the
city to-day on business.
L. NJ. Ludin0. Of Ottawa, Ohio, and
r. Z. Mooney, of Toledo, Ohio, were in
the city to-day.
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NEWS NOTES rEOM RomNEY.
The Political nituation-A Now Cream
ery-Drouth Doing Little Damage.


ery-Drouth DoinE Littie Damage
speefal 10 tas RsyHr.
RoMyEY, w. VA. August l4.-Ths
news has Just reached us Of the accept
auce OF the Senate bill by the caucus OF
the House on Monday, and the action
though q surprise, and by some serious
ly deprecated, is generally accepted as
tho best that could be secured without
TOO greatly imperlllDg the general well
fare and the prospects for party success
In the fall. Now let US have remod-
cling OF the methods OF making Sena-
tors with the hope Of securing more
i'm pressable body. and We will probably
secure from the next Congress what We
have gotten only in part from the pres
ent, the full redemption Oh the party
pledges.
The season continues favorable.
though tue drought continued long
enough TO somewhat reduce the crop
of corn on the higher ground, though
the bottoms will yield fine crop, even
with no more rain.
The districts met separately In mass
meetings last Saturday, 70 set forth tbs
delegations to the Congressional and
Senatorial conventions for Hampshire
county. As matter OF guess, though
with some probability Of cor rectness.
the Congressional delegation Is said 20
be almost or quite solid for Wilson's
renomination. There is some detection
In the county on account OF hr.
Wilson's failure TO more strenuonsly
strive for some silver legislation. TIE
sentiment is considerably in the county
certainly. The Senatorial delegation is
thought TO be divided between Wilson
and Camden for the United States SEN
ate. Majority claimed both ways Dy
admirers OF the two prominent candi-
dates
An interesting sign OF returning con-
fidence 10 the business outlook Is the
fact that steps were taken here lass
Saturday with q view TO the establish
ment OF creamery 10 this neizhoor-
hood a. an early day. Committees were
appointed TO place the stock. to secure
options on suitable sites for the ousi-
ness, and to ascertain II the REQUESTS
quantity OF milk could be pledged TO
fIoa, the enterprise. IL Is believed thss
a little lake of IL can be command
ed. II the creamery IS assured. can
ming establishment will follow In time
for the crops Of the next season.
The soldiers reunion comes on To-
morrow and Thursday, with Presoy-
terian Sabbath school picnic on ffioAy'
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Thes Marietta Club will play three
games here to day, Friday and Satur-
day. The ground is In frst-class con-
dition and a good crowd Is assured.
Local Base Ball.
The Martins Ferry Juniors accept
the challenge OF the w. w. Deegan's,
game TO be played on the Riverside
grounds.
The Martins Ferry Juniors challenge
the H. c. Richards for game OF ball to
be played on the Martins Ferry grounds
next Saturday.
The Mozart base ball team offers a
challenge to the R. KS of Bllaire or to
the Fultons for o game next Sunday
afternoon on the Riverside grounds.
Answer through the REGISTER.
The Central Garden Club defeated
the Schrieber Cigarette Smokers yes
terday by score Of % to 20. Batteries
for the Central Garden Club, Flading
and Rohan; for the Smokers, lse, Stein
metz and Volinger.
The Nineteenth Street Smashers de-
feated the Brickyard Blowbags yester-
day by the score of 10 to 13. Batteries
for the Smashers, Shaw and Sauers; for
the Brcky Hestling and Schafsr.
The Wheeling Bakery Bread Eaters
will challenge any nine in the city
under thirteen years. Answer through
the REGISTER. They would like to
hear from the Eoff Street Singers for
a game Sunday afternoon on the Tun-
mel Green.
The Blue Stars defeated the Vigi-
lants YESTERDAY by score of to 5.
The battery for the Blue Stars was
Meyer and Robertson, and for the Wig
ilants lWegner and Eerander They
would like to hear from any nine In the
city under twelge years OF age.
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OHIO DEMOORATIo COMMITTEES.

The Convention TO Ss Held September Is
ana 19-Frask Rurd Tor Chairman.
SBsctcE % tas Rs0ists-
COLUMBUS, o., August 15.-The Dem
ocratic State Central Committee to-day
decided that the State Convention shall
be held here September IS and 10.
Hon. Frank Hurd, Of Toledo, was
chosen temporary Chairman and James
A. McNally. Of Youngstown, tempora-
ry Secretary. Every action was taken
by unanimous vote. There was no
discussion Of tariff differences
and everything tended toward harmony
in the party. The selection OF Hurd TO
deliver the keynote speech is regarded
as very happy. Though a free trader
he recently wrote letter urging the
passage OF the Senate bill as the best
that could be secured. TIE basis ot
representation is one delegate for every
five hundred votes cast for L. I. Neal
IA Il fail
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Injured by a Runaway Team.

Speefdl % alf hsJtHs-
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, August Ia
On the waters Of Mud River, near Por-
tersville, last evening, Aaron Martin,
his two sons, Thomas aud George, aud
). Mounts, were riding home In a
wagon, TO which was attached a
very spirited team, that became
frightened and uncomfortable. They
ran some distance, throwing the
wagon over aud dragging the
driver, Aaron Martin, along. All
the occupants Of the vehicle were in
jured, the driver, who is an old man,
being probably fatally injured. Thomas
Martin sustained broken leg, aud his
brother and Mounts are badly used up.
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JAMES 4. HULINGNAMED
For Congress by the Republicans Of
= the Third district
DOODLE WAS THE SECRET FORCE

That Accomplished the Result
Open Charges Made on the
Floor of the Convention Hall
The Usual Republican Plat
form Adopted by the Conven-
tiOn-How the Votes Of the
Kanawha Delegation were
Manipulated by the Chairman
OF the DelegatiOn-George w.
Patton Ior State Senator.
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harrington OIL News.
sDseia. 20 ne Rsass-

oUF"TIa 70
MANNINGTON, w. VA, August Is
The south Penn Oil Compsny's George
Furbee No. 3, came in dry in the Cor
don sand yesterday. The well is west
OF town, not far from the town lin
it's and was thought to be in fair pro-
ducing territory. The same company's
Hayes No. >, on Milestone, is making
25O barrels per day in the first pay and
has not reached the second yet. The
same company's Beatty No. ?, near the
mouth OF Dents run, which was q
gusher in the first pay, reached the
second to-day and is making 100 barrels
per hour.
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kMUeEMENrs.
DEVILS AUCTION.

One OF the most beautiful effects that
has ever been produced on the modern
stage is the famous "Shaft OF Light
which is announced as one Of the many
features OF Charles Il Ysle's newest
Devils Auction company, which will be
the Opera House attraction next Tues
day evening. The novelty Of this effect
is that 1t is entirely new, nothing re-
ssmbling 1t in any way ever having been
before presented. The artist who is
introduced in this effect dances upon a
large lens, through which are intro
duced a number OF different colored
lights.
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A JAY CIRCUS.

Manager Feinler has provided first
class attraction for the opening engage
ment OF the season OF 1s94-95 st the
Grand Opera House. "a Jay Circus"
serves to introduce number OF the
best variety performers in America
There will be circus tent with ring
and sawdust accomplishments. The
engagement is for three nights and Sat-
urday matinee.
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Girl 5, S, dis. Anthelia 4, dis. Lsa
dis. Cythera dis. Time, 2:l4, 2:l375,
2:15.
Three-year-old pace, purse $1,000
Be Sure /, l. Rokeby 2, 4. Lena Hall
5, .. Gilman 4, 8. Brennan .3, 5
Slssling r. Holt Z. 8. Buck Franklin
6, dis. Time, 2:i4; 2:l4.
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Horse Thieves at Work.

PAEKERsBURG, w. VA, August Is.
The same old gang Of horse thieves
that has been operating here for the
mast several years got in its work again
Iast night, stealing q valuable iron
gray animal from E. Il. Kelly, Of Eliza
beth. Writ county. They were tracked
as far As Belleyille where all trace was
Lost
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DID 1T VERY NEATLY.
Tommy mccarthy. by One of His Trap

Tommy Mccarthy, by One OF his Trap
Ban' Rlays, Defeated fistsburg.
BosroN, MASS, August 15.-The
scene at the South End ball grounds
in the ninth inning when Tommy Nc.
Carthy, by one of his great "trap-oall'
plays, had retired the Pittsonrg team
on triple play. was a perfect pande,-
monium. 1t was word erfu feat ana
was afterward proven the only thing
that saved the day for Boston, as Pitts
burg had two men on bases, no o2e out
and some of the hardest Datters on the
team to follow. Score:
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 15.-For
West Virginia, Fair: cooler; northerly
winds: Western Pennsylvania fair;
cooler: variable winds, becoming north
rrly; Ohio fair; cooler in southern portion;
nortnerly winds.
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John Carter Dead.
pee.alto ne Rsgls'sT

FDlflnI 70 tts It'IF' y
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, August lS.-
Jobp Carter, colored porter at the Com
mercial Hotel, who was stricken dumo
Yesterday, died this afternoon. de was
the oldest porter here, being 10 years
old
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Cowes.
WANTS A wHIBL WITH BIG 'UN.
DENVER, COL. August 15.-Ed.
Smith has sent instructions TO j. j.
Quinn. his backer, TO try and arrange
match with either Corbstt or Jackson.
Smith expresses his willingness 10 put
up $40, 600 on the match as side bet.
To-Day's Base Ball Game.
There will be an interesting game OF
ball this afternoon at the Irwin Park,
South Side. The Marietta professional
team will be here. The Wheelings will
oppose them and there promises TO be
close argument. The home boys are In
good trim and will have one Of the finest
teams In the diamond seen in Wheeling
for good many moons. The game is
10 be called at $3.50 o'clock sharp. Fol-
lowing are the players OF both teams
and their positions:
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spscfal 10 ne Rsgssts-.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, August l5.-
r. 5. Garrison, a merchant oil HaVerly'
this county, assigned to-day. Assets,
$500; Liabilities, same.
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SpsetcIto tas n,1,a.-

CHARLESTON, w. VA, August Is
c. Adkins, the Eagle striker, has been
sentenced 10 two years in the peniten-
tiary by Judge Brazie Of the Fsyette
Court
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The North wheeling Colonizsrs

PrcKESs, w. VA. August l5.-Ths
committee appointed by the North
wheeling coIonizsrs are mere ano ,eIy
much pleased with the country, lney
will examine the land Thoroughly now
ever. and will be able 10 report intelif
gently by the first Of next week.
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A DEFICIENCY FEARED.
Secretary Carlisle Gives Warning
Against Free Sugar.
THIRTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

Or Thereabouts is the Amount
Expenditures Would Over
reach Receits if the Duty Were
Removed From Sugar-Vest
and Mills Free Their Minds in
the Senate-Vest Defends the
Senate's Course.
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morning, owing to the fact that gale
of wind was blowing making it impossl-
BILE for the yachts TO put 30 sea. Con-
sequsntly neither OF the racers lett
Cowes.
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Boston. o 0 l 2 0 l 0 1-o
Pittsburg . O 2 0 0 0 0-5
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FREsHwATsR, ISLE OF WIGHT, Aug.
15.-The match arrrnged between
George j. Gould aud the Prince OF
Wales to sail the Vigilant and Britain
MIA fifteen miles TO windward and re-
tnrn. for a cup offered by Lord Wolver-
ton was postponed indefinitely this
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White and Colored, all completed. Lists Of the
Corporation of Breaux Bridge, White and Colo
red. former, examined to Letter d in part, LIST
ter examined in full.
It is now 10 O'Clock M, a recess until 2 O'Clock
p. m, is taken.
At2 o'clock p. m, the Board 10 called to order.
Lists of Parish Non-Residents and Lists of
Corporation Of Breaux Bridge. White being
completed. this ends the work Of the Board.
All the Lists. revised and equalized. are now
turned over to the Assessor, each Lists show
ing on its face the alterations and changes that
were made. The total Assessment Of the Parish
80 far. sums up to One Million, three hundred
and four thousand. i've hundred and fifty Dol
lars.
On motion Of Mr.. Martin, seconded BY Mr..
Gutekust, voted and carried the Parish Tax for
the year 1894 was definitely fixed a. follows:
On all taxable properties In the Parish to
meet the current ordinary and the current cfi-
minal expenses of the Parish during the rear
Ten mills on the Dollar
On all taxable properties in the Corporations
Of st. Martinville and Breaux Bridge. to meet
the current criminal expenses Of tie Parish dur.
ing the year. Four and half mills on the Dol
lar.
A contract was now entered upon with Mr..
Alphonse Guerin for changing the cutters Of
the Court House building for now ones Of GAL
vanised sheet iron. B. B. No -, ct the rata Of
fifty cents Q running foot.
At the request Of the Police Juror Of the
Ward. Messrs A. v. Fournet, o. ]. Durand,
Carlos Bernard. d. Y. Martin, John Dur,nd and
]. A. Resweber are hereby appointed On jury q
lend owners to lay out and make the estimation
Of road to be appropriated from the public
road back OF the Avenue or Bsncksr plantation
to Coteau Home.
There being NO further businss to transact,
on the motion of Mr.. Guilbeau which was -
| conded by Mr.. David, voted upon and carried,
the meeting Is adjourned.
A true COPY of the minutes, at Page l9l.
Aua. MARAIsT. Clerk p. j.
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Town Property for Sale.

The large two story hotel. Port Street
near tho bayou.
"A nice residence on Railroad Avenue
new building.
A residence on Main street, 6ns loes-
ton. opposite the church.
Another small property east Of the
convent, facing the bayou.
Twill sell those properties on easy
terms or will exchange same for goot
improved land on the Bayou Teche.
For terms, price and particulars. ad
dyssa ARCADE GACTHIER.
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