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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-04-03
Collection Of Taxes.

Good and sufficient Bonds acceptable to
the County Commissioners, ami in strict ac-
cordancc with the provision of the law fur;
nished by the FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT
COMPANY OF MARYLAND.
Al bonds issued by this company are prepar-
I'd by our attorney. Oar experience and care
will insure you agains: mistakes.
Avoid any uncertainty Is to the correctness
aud accrptabiity of your bond by making ap-
plication to tn" FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT
COMPANY OFMARYLAND. whose total cash
resources LmoaEt to Si.323.59l.52.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
HERMAN l.. BDSLEk. President.
Secretary and Treasurer
WILLARD q. ltGI Sc,
Attorney for Hartford County.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-04-03

EANOI. is the best medicine for children
Doctors recommend it in place of Castor OIL.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-04-03

-, We must have help. Wepay men and
women SO 20 SIS per wcei, for easy home
wnrk. No books or pcddling. Steady en-
and particulars at once. Hermann Il Sey- |
mour, 2l3 South sixth Street Philadelphia,
Pa. l1jan3m
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-04-03
Shirt Waists and Dresses

In SOFT FINISHED CHEVIOTS They are
soft and nicC-iust the thing for hot summer
days. We will show you the finest line of
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-04-03
Trustees S ale.

by virtue of Il decree of the Circuit Court for
Hartford County, us II Court of Equity. the suit
scrlber, MS trustee. will offer at Public Sale at
the Court House door in Bel Air,
on Monday, IprH -. 1890.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-04-03

6S' Wanted-SiX Girls to Run Sewing Ma
chiGes on Light Work. Address, Mrs Ida V.
BiiIiu@sley, Greenwood 2. o., Baltimore Co, !
Md iAnl1.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-10-03
CONFRONTED BY A CRISIS.
1t Is Not n Partisan Question, but One of
Genuine Patriotism.


We are confronted by money power
that is seeking to fasten upon the pno-
pie of this country an English yoke We
are now III the midst Of the gravcst crisis
that ever confronted this republic. in
1861 the Union was confronted with
dissolution which meant anarchy IN re-
spect to government and perpetuation
of the African slavery. In 1896 we are
confronted with the question Of pcrpet-
ually enslaving the white race. We are
confronted with the question whether
we shall install the English Shylock as
a taskmaster over all the generations of
Americans that are yet to come We are
not proposing 10 wrong any body. We
are proposing to give every man his due.
We are not suggesting experiments. We
are demanding a return 10 the expert
ence Of the world for thousands of years,
and we say that this experiment Of try
ing to force the nations of the earth ON
to gold basis for the. benefit Of Euro
pean creditors is running the American
people.
We propose to pay back the English
creditors in the same money they gave
us-gold and silver We propose to give
them dollars that shall have the same
purchasing power, that will buy as much
property and as much labor of every
kind as had the dollars which they gave
us-money having exactly the same pur-
chasing power. We propose TO pay them
principal and interest in the same money
exactly which they gave us. and we say
that their acts in getting silver demon
etized and gold made dear, after they
had succeeded in getting our bonds and
our notes, so as to compel us to pay IN a
different kind of money from what they
gave us, to pay in dollars which cost
twice as much sweat, twice as much
blood, as did the dollars which they gave
us-we say that that act was fraud
and was a crime against civilization.
This is not a partisan question. 1t is
not question of Republicanism or Of
Democracy. John Sherman and Grover
Cleveland are sleeping together. 1t is
| aquestion of patriotism. 1t is "a question
of maintaining the institutions of the
fathers, for if the present standard is to
be maintained, if our people must go ON
paying interest and principal i'll dollars
that require twice as much labor, twice
as much sweat, twice as much blood to
obtain, as did the dollars that Were in
circulation when the debts We're created,
4 then the doom of the American pro-
/ ducers is sealed. Low prices will be
M de perpetual, and there will be no
L., for the American farmer, the
American mechanic or the American
laborer.-John p Altgeld.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-10-03
His Duty Clear.

Hanna says that there is no more in
telligent class Of citizens than the farm
ers of the west, which is to say that
they have TOO much good sense to vote
for man whose policy is bound to in
crease their burdens and lessen the
chances for the fullest development Of
intelligence in their children. = st.
Louis Republic.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-10-03

II gold IL . better metal for coin than
silver because 1t can be handled easier
that Is. because large amounts Of 1t arc
less buIky-why not have diamonds =
standard and let one South African trust
control the world?
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-10-03
Dealers in General Merchandise,
MONTANA.
NEIHART,

The most extensive and one of the
oldest and most reliable houses in
Western Montana. We are prepar-
ed at all times to furnish Groceries,
Provisions, Teas, Spices, Ladies'
Mems and Children's Boots and
Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
Miners and Mining Supplies at
short notice and at LOWEST POS
SIBLE PRICES. We make
specially of strictly pure and high
class eatables of all kinds. We lead
in every line and enjoy a constantly
increasing measure of public con-
fidence and patronage. We mark
our goods 20 per cent lower than
any merchant IN Meagher county.
Therefore we do not advertise a 10
or 20 per cent discount for cash or
thirty days. We advertise no special
day sales. We buy our goods in
large lots for cash. Therefore we
are prepared to compete with any
prices quoted in Meagher county
We are grateful for past patronage
and kindly invite all to come amp
examine our goods and get prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16
Majority in the State
$4,000

The Genersl Assembly met at
Baton Rouge last Monday, and or
ganized. Senator Estopinal was
elected President pro tenn Of the
Senate, and Mr.. 5. u. Henry,
Speaker Of the House. The best Of
order prevailed throughout the
proceedings.
On Thursday both Houses met
in joint session, and declared Gov.
Foster elected, BY a vote OF 81
10 A..
Governor Fosters majority IN
the State is 10000.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16

Any one who has ever had M At
tack Of indammat0ry rheumatism will
rejoice with Mr.. j. A. Stumm, 2sO
Boyle Heights, Los Angeles. over his
fortunate escape from siege of that
distressing ailmcnt. Mr.. Stumm Is
foreman Of Mcrriam's confectionery
establishment. Some months ago, on
leaving = heated work room to run
across the street on mn GRAND, he was
caught out In the rain. The result
was that when ready to 90 home that
night he was unable to walk, owing
10 tna.mmatory rheumatism. He was
taken home, and on arrival was placed
In front Of good Dire and Thoroughly
rubbed with Chamherlain's Pain Balm.
During the evening and night he was
repeatedly ,ashed with this linimcnt,
and BY morning was relieved Of all
rl,eumatic pains. He now takes cs-
pecial pleasure In praising Chamber
laia,s Palm Balm, and always keeps =
bottle uf 1t III the house.
For sale BY w. G. Heintz, drug
yist, Covington, aud DIR. i. Is.
Paine. N andcville.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16
Ma4devllle.
ASSESSMENT 10 MILLS, Poll Tax
AND COsrs.

Baudot b, u portion Of groun d and
imp. bound by Wilkinson, Carondelet.
Florida l. Monroe sts, five hundred feet
font by ono thousand feet in depth.
as't eight hundred ninsty-ive dollars.
IL O5
Bead Mary. one lot in square twenty
two. ON Livingston st. asst twenty-five
dollars, , Is
CAiHotJ Il. squares sixty-thrse and
sixty.lour, vacant, asst two Inn ndred
dollars, 4 10
Castaing JOS. lot two. square sew. n,
and imp, lot eight, square eight vacant.
as't one hundred dollars, 5 10
Colonies Fmncois. lot twenty -four.
square twenty-five. and imp. one lot in
square twenty-five vacant, as't on hun.
lle.l fifty dollars. Cd
Dicks Nxthew. lots one. two, three,
seven. eight, ten. sleven, twelve. square
twenty-0ne, lots fourteen Ind fifteen,
square seven, lots fourteen, fifteen an
sixteen. one-hilf Of square one bundled
and seve nteen. west part OF Vaudeville,
one-half square east Of Vaudeville, also
lots seyentee en-. eiehteen. shirty-one and
thtrty-two. west 81 Vaudeville, oil VA
: 90
Dash John, square forty.fve and MP,
on Gensrd It, asst fifty dollars. s GO
Edmond L0uis. lot and imp, in square
eighteen. On Marigny 1t, asst any dollars.
Foster Luke, lot eight, IN square
aweniy-twO. as't twenty dolllrs. 8 30
francois HeDrietta mrs, eng lot in
square fifteen, square ei9hty-two. va
can't as't thirty dollars. 10
Halter Ross mrs, lot and INN. ON
Lake 81. bet. Carondelet, Wilkinson and
Claiborne SITS, less one. fGurth interest
sol,l 70 A. Sharp and +. w. Hoemer. as't
three hundyed dollars, 5 10
Hart Z 4 Co. one-Lalf int crest in lot
nncen. square two, ard imp. and lot
ten. square nine, asst two hundred dol
lar, 4 10
Junod Louisa mrs, lot and imp. on
Jenerson st, bet. Carondelek wilkinson
and Claiborne ats. as't one hundred dol
lars. 3 10
Morgan Julia G mEs, l1t six, square
TN, and imp, lots six and seven. square
eighteen, vacan., At ono hundred and
twenty-five dollars, 9 -
0'~ss ~ ~ GOsfsscS lVt 0VGp SelU0E6
sixteen, asst twenty-five dollars, 8 iO
Aitler John A. square ninety and
imp, ast ono hundred tfty lOlla.x, GO
Miller Conrhl J. LIT 1--WE and part OF
lot four, square twenty-five ,, anil imp,
at fonl huEdled dollars. z 10
Mathews Joe, lot Is, square 1. square
-. vacant, asst $l35. 4 81
McQuirk 4. : lots { imps, square 3.
Lake ct, asst $1,000, II 10
Phillips J X, lots 50, %, 1Ol, lOs, l0s,
los, { imps, asst S435, Z IS
Phillips J L, square IS, lots Z %,
square s5, lot II. square 3, at 800.
3 III
Pujol J g, lots Is, -, 20, 81, -, Is,
y, -. -, -, ON Monroe st, as't 900,
- 10
Sole Jos estate. one-half Interest in
lot 10, square ?, Z limp, Z lot 10, square
., asst @3OO, 10
Shields Ned, one lot < imps, square
%. I.amarque st, as't go, : 60
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16

Wilson F n 20 acres land IN
secs 10 aud 20. tp 6.r II East. asst
$50. 81 O5
Westley Thomas. 1870 acres and
imp. 8 . I sec 10. 100 acres. and n
! Of ] Of r . ! sec 8. . Of e ! Of
. e / 70: ). tp s. : IL east. 10 acres,
as't $40. S. 80.
Welsh James, II .cres lsnl aud
imp W 4 Of 8 eec l. sp TT II
east, ss't $3.50. 81 O5.
Williams John. forty acr.s land
anil imp bonn'led by lands Il J Z
Workman. asst $11O. 81 50.
Wilson Mrs v Il. eighty acres
land en- vest side Bayou I.scombe.
as't 375. 81 10.
Williams Airs Mary JAM. eighty
acres land aud imp on Ba3ou La
cp.nbe. a.'t SEQ. g %.
Wirth Charles. thirty acres land
aud imp in sec 20. tp 3. : Is esst.
ss't 500. IS 20.
Washington Dudley. land and
imp in ~ 9.r Is east, as't SIS.
o %.
Va. d. Il. 81. 635 acres land
and imp l., tie FORK II Ilayou LIB
cry an,l BAYOU paqust, known y
the I:lsnci.e track. as't f4l5. - 90.
Woods Jalicn, - acres land ard imp
sc II rec =. tp Z, 7 ie u. ed for 10
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16
JAIL DELIVERY.

A large crowd Of armed citizens
broke open the Jai! a: Franklinton,
last Monday night, and released N.
NJ. Maeee, who was convicted at
the last term Of Court Of petit
larceny, and sentenced to twelve
months hard labor. The sympathy
Of the people was with Magce, and
; petition for his pardon had been
signed by 600 citizens, including
eleven Of the jurymen who tried
him. Sheriff Burkhalter was in
BATON Rouge at the time Of the Jail
delivery.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16


The town election will take place
on the first Monday in June. I'm
der the administration OF the present
Mayor and Aldermen, the affairs OF
the town have been conducted
efficiently and carefully, with a view
solely to the welfare and advance
mcnt of the general interests Of the
community. New streets have been
opened. much needed bridges and
culverts built, aud the drainage tile
system has been extended to sll
parts OF town, aud new Jail has
been erected the Town Hall painted.
ard improvements are going on ut
the Cemetery. Notwithstanding all
this, there is good cash balance in
tue treasury. The public spirit dis
played BY the present Council has
met with the approval OF all, ard
served to stimulate the spirit Of en-
terprise in our citizens, and - re.
suit We can now boast Of a fine ice
factory aud steam Laundry. and
there is some talk Of establishing
bank in Covington, and other enter
prises are being considered. In view
OF all these facts, our people could
not possibly do better than to retain
the present Mayor and Aldermen
for another term, ii they will con-
sent To serve, aud for the good Of
tue town We hope the, will do go.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16

= r. Darlington Henry. eighty acre !:
: Ind and imp in Up 5. ID esst' 49,
$50, 81 a.
Williams Ton. I'D acres land
and i.sp il - 4. : - east, aat Si4o'
Whitney n +. eighty acres land
and imp ~ NJ 81 y sec y.
tp S. I ii east. as't $155. IS H.
Wl.ito Thco j.. eighty-fivc acres
!an.l in fractional part Of sec ~.
tp 3, + Is east. ON Bayon Lacon'''e,
as't $50, - IS.
Williams Jesse g, l6O acres land.
9 ] Of u Q ! and = { Of nv &c ~.
10 5, r u east. ns'f $1G5. IS -.
Williams Il E. go acres land in
sec 43. tip ). - east, as't s47O.
50 20.
Williams Robert. ninety-fivo
acres land in 5 W ! Of and . Q
/ Of $ W / and W / Of " sec 20.
10 ., !. IL east. asst 500. - 81
White john b. 1922 acres lan.:.
los ? and 5 sec ID. l"ts 8, 4 and 8
sec 10, all fractional sec II. tp 10, =
Is east; lots l and 2 rec ~. TIP 10. 7
Is enst, asst 5000. 81 70.
Yonh. Snmuel, l2O acres land
anL imp bounded BY lands of Al
bert Walker and james Young. as't
$40. IS 80.
Young James. 162 acres land anil
imp bounded by lands OF Dan Jen-
kins md Samrcl Young. asst $500.
S 10.
Gunner FNal, lots and ?. sqr 40.
Bossier City. asst $50. s3 IS.
COvimStOm.
ASSESSMENT 10 Mills, Poll Tax
AND CosTs.
Aba;lie Bertha miss. lots enc nj two
in square twenty-one. cor. II lstOn AMI
KEN GER sts, Div. Of u John. asst one
hundred and tifty dpllars, 5 CD
Rsyclli + s. ODc-hAlf Of square thirty
six. Weaver addition. Div. of Spring.
asst flfty dollars, ) CD
Bonnet O Widow. square: four, Ave.
blk. seven. eight ami mine, and imp. Di-
vision Of Spring. as'tssven hundred and
fifty dollars, 9GO
Grace Mrs A. square 1909 bound by
Madison and Monroe sts. and ave-
nues Nineteen and Twenty, in New
Covington. as d for one hundred d. liars,
; 20.
Lab0r,lc Pacl. squares eight, nine,
ten and imp, Division Of Spring, and
lots seven and eight square Ave and
imp. Division Of St. John. est six hu l.
dre.l and forty-hve dollars. 81.
Lloyd Aleline miss. lot four. squa.e
twenty-th-ce, and imp. ON Cslum BIZ,
street. us't one hundred dollars $40
3l0r.ee J estate, lots thirteen and
fourteen, square fifteen, and imp. COR.
Boston and Florida SITS. Div. of st John,
asst two hundred my dollars. 4 60.
NcDouSal Kate miss, lots e'ght, nine.
ten, eleven. twelve and 6ftaen, square
). and imp cor Rutland and New Hamp-
shire SITS. DIV. Of Ct John. as't Eve hun
dred forty dollars, 50.
Pippo II q mrs, lot three and imp,
and part 81 imp ON lot four. in square
twenty-one, asst two hundred dollars,
1 10.
Rhodes Dslpaine eststs, parcsl OF
ground and imp, opposite the grave
yard, Div. Of st. join, asst one hum
dred dollars, 8 ~
Vending g. So uare 1908, bound by
Jackson and Monroe SITS. and avenues
Nineteen and Twenty, in New Covine-
ton, asst one hundred and twenty five
dollars. 3 IS
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16
STATE TAX SALES
llnmovabls Property
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
ST. TAMAlANY IS. DELINQUENT
TAX DEBTORS.

By virtne of the authority vested III
me by t. cnnstitu tion and laws Of the
Stat of Louisiana, I will sell. at the
principal front door Of the courthouse
in which, the civil district court Of said
parish is held. within le.a! sale hours
for judicial sales. beginnings It II O'Clock!
A. II. on
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16

Richardson Robert, loo acres. z
quarter SIC 4. tp 8, II east, eighty
acres, undivided quarter interest in .
qua,scr sec 8, ami v quarter q = y
Quarter Of sec :, hA!f Of n v qaaIeer
sec -, and fractional quarter Of sec
-. IN 6. III esat, eighty acres. let sqE
6, los sqr s. 4 lot ; sqr :. R'ssier CITY.
at go dollar. 8 %.
Heyam u II, Any-nine acres. : :Etatn
lot Of gscnI d designated - lols J 1 =.
lot Z co,.sais.i * = acres / lot c1a-
taiuing n .c.cs Z imp ch Tchefanc.a
,,ver. al 80 dollar. Z ~
k.xu<a 10 q. II. l67 erress Is Ara
Z iusi, 10 acre. Z imr, swamp 10 pso:eA,
lot. & 5 in PArsat tsast. as'l : - dol
lars. M
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16

Gnigon Mrs Mary Ann, 1913 acres land
and imp, half of $ quarter, " quar-
ter Of quarter sec Is, and W quarter
of . quarter sec 70, tip :, IL east,
as'd for one hundred and twc4ty=eisht
dollars, 50 IS.
Grant John G, lots |, ?, G, !, s. 3, 10,
IL, and II, sqr 62, Bossicr City. as'd for
four hundred dollars. s. 30.
Geisler Louis A, flfty-nine acres land
and imp In sec tp 4, IL east, as'd for
sixty dollars, - 30.
Galloway Henry, twenty acres land, G
half of e quarter sec ), tp 8, II east,
as'd for ninety dollars, S. 10.
Gusman Jules, two acres land and
imp near Dorvillc Cousins tract, aS'i
for fifty dollars, 80 Is.
Green Bob, leo acres land and imp Oh
Bayou LacOmbe, as'd for one hundred
dollars, 81 10.
Gibson Bud, forty acres land aud imp
one mile from N . and n Il Il X, as'd
for four hundred and twenty-five dol
lars, - G..
Garrison Walter II, l42 acres land
and imp. lot Z. " quarter of quar-
ter sec II, and u half Of n quarter Of
SCI ~, W - l1 N0Sts - ~ AOA WV
hundred aud cighty.tivc dollars. 50 80
Goodman Eugene, thirteen acres land
and imp, portion Of the Thomas
Parker tract, as'd for forty dollars,
81 IS.
Gaines Toussaint, two acres land and
imp, tp 3, r II east, as'a for forty dol
lars, $ 65.
Green Robert, lG5 acres land and imp
tp 5, + 10 east, as'd for two hundred
forty dollars, IS 25.
Galloway John. liz acres of land and
imp, half Of . quarter and 8 quar-
ter OF = " quarter sec ., to 5, T II east,
as'd for one hundred eighty six dollars,
SIS 80.
Gottchslch Mrs Christian, eighty
acres land m | imp In sec Z, Up 8, r 10
east, as'd for one hundred nifty dollars,
81 o..
Gricc H, ten acres land aud imp near
Briige rad. tp I. r II east, ss'd for
Atty dollars, ~ ..
Galloway s, lcl acres land and imp
y malt Of n " quarter, quarter Of y
v quarter Of n quarter sec 4, tv ), +
II cast, as'd for one hundred ATTY dol
Lars, - ~.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16

Unknown Owner. eighty acres.
moro or less. in " quarter and "
quarter o. n quarter Of sec -. tp 9. !
II east and functional part Of " u Of
8 eec Is, tp 8. r II easD. less l1O-lOO
of an acre sold {, Jones 4 Pickett for
tax Of 1894. asst lJO dollars, 4 o..
Unknown Owner. sixty a-Yes in Z
half Of quarter sec ), tip 8. Is cast.
asst sixty dollars. 90!
Unknown Owner. fifty acres land,
more or less. it, see s.. tp Z. II east,
bound north and west BY Thomas spell
SIP nish Grant. south ami east by Poite-
vent / Favre tract Of land, asst for no
dollars. 3 40.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16

Marsh William, twenty five acres in
Girod tract, tip q II east, asst for fifty
dOllarn. ? Is.
Moulton James, lot Z, sqr s, BOssi<r
City, asst for fifty dollars. 3 IS.
hurry II. lots !, IL BOssier City,
as't for Que hundred dollars, 5 ~.
Merkel w II, oiyhty-six acres anal
imp in sec 81, sp q, I. east. ON Abita
river, asst for four hundred dollars.
Z 30.
Milliner + III, I'D acres, " half OF n Q
quarter and n " quarter Of e quarter
sec 8 Up 5, r 10 east, as'd for two hum
dred seventy dollars, 5 GO.
Milliner J II. As acres, 8 " quarter
Of E quarter and lots s, 4, ). sec ~,
los 1, 2. and quarter Of v quarter
of II " quarter of { quarter sec -. tp
4, 10 east n half Of c quarter sec 10,
tp :, r 10 east, lot sec y. sec u, tp
IL east,c half quarter sec -.
5 " quarter Of quarter scc 81 tp .,
II east. as'd for one thousand thirty
seycn dollars. Is 90.
MOughty gh4s, twenty acres land ~
0 halt Of quarter Of quarter Of
8 quarter sec I, tp q. II east, 4s'e
twenty-five dollars. 3 -.
McAfahon Thomas 7, lots s, Z, .. sqr
?, Bossicr City, est one hundred dot-
lars, ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16

Nores A mrs, thirty-four acres and
imp on Abita river bounded by J Ii
Maille's and estate of Mrs Maille, as't
three hundred and sixty dollars, 6 80.
Nall r 4. lot 2 sqr ., BOssier City,
asst fifty dollars. = Is.
Narcross A c, lot ) sqr 6. B0ssier
City, asst fifty dollars, 2 Is.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16

Quro Alexander, eight acres / imp ON
Bayou I4,coMl,e. asst lis dollars. CD.
Qnave John v eighty acres L imp.
half OF " !. Of = " quarter Of sec !,
and = Of . = Of sc sec IL, tp 6.
II east, ss'e lis dollars. %.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16

voss Mary mrs widow. sixtY-seveD
acres l. INN half of fractional e Il Of
sec %, tp6. IL east. asst 1854 ID 60.
Violet Atwood, l5O acres 4 imp. part
Of fractional half OF lots 8 4 I. sec II,
part OF n fractional half Of lo.s 4 !,
sec II, tp Z. r IL east. 81 4 56-lOO acres
and part Of n half Of sec 16, Up Z. IL
east, s. l. 4O-lOO acIes. as't 1856 dollars,
Is III,
WALTON Il. part Of lots - 4 20 X imp,
Town OF Levisburg, asst 500 dollars,
IL 80.
v0ltz Charlotte. one acre l. imp tp 9, r
Is east, asst los dollars. 3 As.
Vendor Henry. four acrss nnim proved
Lound BY lands Of ArnIau.l Cousin near
Bayou Liberty. asst Sc venty five dollars.
1 10.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16

and CONTINUES. on each .saicce din. ,tas
until said sales are completed. all the
property npon wl,ici, taxes are now due
to the State of Louisiana an! parish Of
81. TamMany. 10 enforce the collection
Of taxes assessed in the year 1895,
together viii, interest thereon from
tbs 3lst day Of December of said year.
ut rate ofsone per cent. per moLtli until
paid aud all costs. The .lamcs OF said
delinquent tax debtors. the amount of
taxes iuc Nv e:.c!, on .,..- assessment II
said Year, and the property assessed to
each to be offered for sale. is a. follows:
ASSESSMENT Is MILLs, Poll Tax
AND COsTS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-16

Youb: Snmuel, l2O acres land
anL imp bounded BY lands of A.
bert Walker and James Young. as't
$40. IS 80.
Young james. 162 acres land AMI
imp bounded by lands OF Dan Jen-
kins and Samccl Young. asst $500.
S 10.