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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19
PROMISES SAINTS.
The Bishop Tells sraninrds Heavenly
Retnforccments Arc Coming

Retnf0rccments Arc Coming
(specia! Dispatch to The Post and New York |
Hernld Copyrighted i've by james wv
don Bennett)
Paris. May ls.-El Concrete publishes
long pastoral letter from the archbishop
Of Manila addressed to the faithful OF the
diocese.
In substance he says a dark dav broke
when The North American squadron en-
tered swiftly our brilliant BAY and, de-
spite The heroism of our sailors, destroyed
the Spanish ships and succeeded in hoist
inc tho flag OF an enemy on the blessed
soil of our country. DO not forget IN their
anger they intend to crush your rights,
mo stranger tries TO subject us 20 Tue
yoke OF hereto ties. down our nation anu
drag lis from the holy family OF the Cath-
nj Il church. He is an InsatiapIe heI-
char. who tries TO make his fortune on
the ruin of Spain. Her possessions are
tied with fraternal ties. sons OF the me
,ropolis and colonies. very soon you WIZ
see an insuperable wall between you anu
vcnr masters For you Will no longer be
IN tho public Offices nor in the employment
of the government in the administration
Of This country such as under SPAN on
will he a mart of n sort OF civil republic
nm the low level of The Parlahs, expioiteu
like miserable colonists reduced 10 tae
condition of slaves beasts. machines mis-
erably fed. They will soon become masters
OF the fruits and treasures OF your estates,
But that is not the worst; Temples WIZ
soon he In ruins. chapes converted into
Protestant churches, where there VIII not
he n throne OF God. God Will be eucharist.
no, this holy image OF the Virgin Mary.
| Your fai .hful ministers will disappear
What will become OF your delicate sons
! and daughters after their parents are gone
| and their lot cast in Protestant na,ioh
| with strange legislation customs, culture
| education and a propaganda full OF wees
! and errors? Poor Philippines. Unfortunate
In his lie and life eternal. Fortunately
the roars of your enemies and cries OF
| alarm have awakened your sense 10 the
| nresent danger. a. one man, ! Know you
| nre preparing TO defend your country ana
a. carving one harp raised to heaven are
your earnest wishes for success. lou must
an have recourse to arms and prayer arms
| because the Spanish population thoush
wounded in It's patriotism, when defending
liz religion is capable OF hazardous reso-
,ution. nrayer because victory IS always
! civen by God TO those who nave peeb
,yrannized; but justice is on our SIDE ana
Cod will send angels and saints with US
| and fight our side. You Will celenrale an
runlly luns II as a special festival
THE governor general, who is nInl
christian and a prudent patriot and mill
tary chief, joins my prayers TO invoke III
tercession OF patron SAINTS
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BRITON'S NARROW ESCAPE.
Driven from Spanish Port by
Howina Mob.
CHASED TO SEA BY TORPEDO BOATS
lie VIII Make Formal Complaint Ia
the british Authorities and Ask
for iienvy lfns1aaeS.
lsncelal I,l.ralch % rhe raalo

tErcgtnI DlHIalVn 10 INV iNFNi
Baltimore. May ls.-~The British steam.
ship Elwick OF West Har,lepool, England.
arrived at Lower Canton this morning
after semc highly exciting experiences In
Spain
Captain A, W, Wood her commander,
WAS attacked by Spanish mob the hotel
where he was staying ana the United
states consulate were wrecked, the steamer
WAS threatened with seizure for carrying
contraband OF war. full cargo was reins-
cd her. the crew were not allowed to go
on Spanish soil. and. finally, the steam
ship was pursued thirty miles by Spanish
torpedo boats.
Tin. manner in which the Elwick and
her commander were treated. as wen as
tho treatment accorded Captain Edwards
OF the British steamer Ben Nevis oil
Shields, who went to Captain Woods' aid,
viii be reported TO the proper British ou-
thorities, and the result may be demand
by England for heavy damages from spain.
The fact that the Elwick was driven
from Spanish port half loaded Will also
figure in he complaint
The trouble Grsw out OF the discovery
by the Spanish that the cargo of sulphur
loaded into the Elwick was for the hated
"Americanos
The ntory OF The Elwick's experience, as
told by Captain Wood, follows ! took a
cargo ofroal TO Naples, and after dischars-
Ing proceeded TO Huelya 10 load 1900 tons
of sulphur for Baltimore. arrived al
Hutlya on April %, and by April u had
22OO tons bserd. told every one was
going TO taks 1t to Rotterdam, and my
strry was believed til somehow II leaked
out that we were going TO the united
states. Before that the Spanish at bufiVa
,,.,o arc as rasoalIy a Iot as ever lived, had
manifested no great amount OF friendship
for myself and other English shipmasteri
IN port, because they said we are the firm
friends OF the United States.
when they found out I was going L
tho United States they became wild w'tl
rage, and refused to put another pound o
cargo into the ship. The mob came dow
to the dock and began roting; they wer'
armed with sticks and stones, as well a
big knives, and prevented further loadinl
OF the ship. They expressed their hatre
i for Englisbmen Just as rauch as for Amer
leans, and declared they would destroy ~
shin and all aboard. became convinced
could get no more cargo, and was advise
by English friends to set away as soon .
possible.
i There were two more English steswss
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The First Troops Will Be Moved
Within q Week.
OPERATIONS TO BE PUSHED RAPIDLY.
Further Reports of the Awful Conditions Prevailing
Among Reconcentrados Have at Last Moved
the Administration to Take Action.
,ssssssssss.ssss.ese
.s..sssess.ss.ssssss

Especial
OF
United
President MCKINLEY will
begin possible
than would possible
Colonel a
made
told authority that PRINCIPAL
fearful
%
putt cndto Inc
In
o the frs
he tho policy
t b
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PHILIPPINE INVASION.
Merritt WiIl Have an Efficient Force
Under Him.
5000 REGULARS, 5000 VOLUNTEERS.
Oiis Will Leave This Meek with the
First Detachment.
THE CHARLESTON HAS SAILED.
She Carries Supply of Ammu milton
for Dewey.
OTIS HAS ARRIVED AT SAN FRANCISCO
He Is Making Preparations for the
First Expedition 10 the Philip
pine Islands.
OTIS HAS ARRIVED AT SAN FRANCISCO

Special Dispatch to The Post and New Yor
Herald. Copyrighted. 1885 by James Col
don Bennett)
WnshinGtOn, May IS.-Najor
General Merritt has Enined his
point, and the Philippine cx-
petition will practically he
mudc up of nm efficient army,
which will include 5000 reg
ulnr troops.
Plans for the philippine cx-
petition are rapidly ncartng
completion. The troops which
20 10 Manila will number H.
900 onsisting of 5000 of the
hest volunteers and about
5000 regulars.
der Major Genera, Otis Will
leave san Francisco this week.
The City OF Pelsin. which viii
carry the troops In this first
detachment, vii, he conveyed
from Sun Francisco To the Ha-
vuiian Islands by the Pcnsn-
coin, and from that point ny
the Gunbont Pennington until
they are met by the ships sent
out by Dewey.
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ACTION is NOW PROMISED.
A New Board OF Army and Navy Officers to Direct
the Campaign

1898 by
James Gordon Bennett)
Washington swar plans for VIII be mapped out
Identity
results Three
admits
inevitable
commission expected
n
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r1UST BE WHIPPED
That is the Only Way to Persuade Them to Pray
for Peace.

Herald Copyrighted 1895
Is
single
ministry
a
fresh
II Spain S o it. I
AXE n
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turc movements, stating that the orders he
has received have already been made pub
lie
Two battaions OF nearly 100 volunteers
from Oregon VIII arrive In this city today,
and viii pitch their tents at Preside,
The hospital corps for the first and sec
ond bat.alions will be completed today. IL
is being made up OF a number OF scholarly
Young M n, among whom are several drug
gsts and dentists.
Branches q the Red Cross are already
established throughout California, and 1t Is
proposed TO call convention to organize
a State society.
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FRENCH SEE THEIR MISTAKE
Mr.. Chamberiains Speech Has Made the Press
Open Its Eyes.


TO published
saccuse'
"A
ant night diners
o a possible
practical results OF the OF
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Tpoors FOR PHILIPPINES.
VIII ne Taken from East ms Well
ns West

Especial Dispatch to The Post)
Washington, May 1s.--The war depart
rlont today began gctive efforts to set into
son Francisco the large number Of troops
needed for tho increased force To be sent
10 The Philippines. Troops for the support
OF General Merritt arc to be taken from
the East as we'll as the West orders were
irsued today TO tho Tenth Pennsylvania
regiment to get 10 the Pacific coast at once,
otter Eastern troops will also go. and II
is probable that some OF the men from the
Middle West will &c, this choice assisn'
r,pt
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TO SAIL SATURDAY.
CAPTAIN samuel II. Jones Ordered
Ia Go ia the Philippines.

Omaha, Neb.. May is.--capialn Samuel
r. Jones, assistant quartermaster OF me
Department Of the Missouri, United States
army, viii sail on Saturday Tor tue fnh-
ippines He was ordered to report imme-
diately at San Francisco. He has In rvs
capacity as acting adjutant general o. the
department issued an order reieslu,k
himself of the duties and naming Captain
.Iobn Baxter, Jr., nov stationed at Fort
Riley. TO be department euarterinaster IN
his s,oa6. He will be accompanied from
here BY General Cockley, who has acted as
hi. chief clerk for some time. y is PROB
able that several other men VIII accom-
pnny Captain Jones.
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today assumed charge OF the work OF or
gsnizlng. outfitting and the sailing of he
troore bound for Manila. few Hitera-
ton In the City OF Pckins arrangements
which have been decided upon viii delay
the departure OF the vessel until Saturday
next When ready for sea the Pekln VIII
carry four 4-pound Holchkiss rapid-firc
gums, She Is being prepared for the recep-
ton of 400 clisted men, ~ army officers.
navy officers and ll2 sailors. Tho latter
with their officers are TO man the spanlsh
ships CAPTURED
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fspecial Dispatch to The Post)
Washington, May ts.-Texas postmasterS
appointed today. William Bummel, Byers-
VILE. Williamson county; Moses l.. wright
~Estelline. Hall county; Andrew n Miller
Homewood. Lson county; A. T. Nalus'
Mesquite. Dallas county; r. NJ Johnson
Palmer Ellis county.
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r.xo. postal Matters.

Especial Dispatch to Tho POST
Washington, May ia pot'o''''o ie's
been established at Dewait' Fort hep'
county. Texas, Charles II. Jackson pcsi-
master. o-,o,,ice al
nve Montague county. has been reseinaea'
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Not included In means.
Cotton Belt BulIetin.


Washington. May lsFor Louisiana and
Arkapsas-Falr. southery winds.
East Texas--Tair Thursday, southerly
winds.
West Texas and New Meyco-Fair; west
erly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair,
southwesteriy winds
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AT MANILA.
Coxernmcnt Is Vow Seeking 10 Gain
Loynlty.

,e,,oc,s, Cable to The Post and New York
uarald. Copyrighted, 1895, by James Tor
don Bennett)
Hong Kong, May is.--Lettcrs from Ma
Mia take a brighter view of the situation
in the Philippines. The government by
regulating the prices Of food. has caused
a reaction In its favor
THE German colony is under belief that
German support will be given 'nem anu
Prince Henry is coming to Manila win
his ships
The British ship Immortslite carried
mails from Hons Kong for the American
feet and landed them in the City OF Mania
Af,er consideration The governor OF. Ma
Mia allowed their delivery TO Dewey
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THER INFORMATION.
u Nights Readings.


II disturbance which was over
might has moved northeast AMI
PIPER Mississippi Valley tonight,
Ter Of %. 40 inches at st. Paul.
Ugh pressure Is central ov>r the
lic and East Gulf States with
neter 1904 inches at Jack ;on-
FEATHER is clear over the Sou h
East Gulf States and generally
to cloudy elsewhere. A maxi
eioc'ty of thirty-six miles from
is reported from Corpus ChItsti.
I'm reported tonight.
ernI observations.
taken by the United Statcs
eau al s p. III. 18th meridian
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THE HOUSE.

Washington, May ls.--The house aa-
iourned today after session lasting oniy
an hour. Intellectual efforts were made TO
mass a bill prohibiting the publication OF
inform alton concerning the strength OF the
ccmnt1v VS. Qualifications.
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loading al Hucya at the time. one was
the ben Nevis CAPTAIN Edwards, bound for
Antwerp aud the others name and taat Of
her master forget was quite friendly
with the two English CAPTAINS. and We al
boarded a, the Allison hotel, few blocks
away from tho ships. II is kept by a MIR.
Alcock an Ensnshman, ana tho United
states consulate. which was turned over 10
tho consul of Venezuela at the breaking out
Of war, Is also located In the hotel. had
u have my cops papsrs Rspetb aticstei
by the representative OF the United states
to got ready for sea at once. while went
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,ruentinr Helping spnIn.

Buenos hyres, May ls.-Via Galveston Nay
&c -. is announced here that the spaniarus
RI Argentina have telegra?hed another NM
Inn francs 10 Madrid as q war suns,rlp,,S.
IA ,hst the collection OF money TOT t'e
same purpose will be collected
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PERM TO SAIL.

Viii Leave snturdy with soldiers
and Extra sailors for Manila.
San Francisco, May ls.-Major Genefs'
Otis. who arrived from Denver last nigh
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Mi@sissIppi nnnkcr..

GreonvnIe. Miss. Mny ls,+-rhe state DANA
ers association met hero today, large at
tendance was present. Officers were elected
and many papers were read, NO action On
the financial question was taken.
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Army and Naval Movements
tuu Not he Sent,

New York. May is,--Thc Com
merrial Gable company cent out
the following notice today: The
United States authorities declare
that all mefsasca o; Information
Of naval movements and curreat
military operations FRO inimigal to
The United stotcs and are conse-
quently forbidden, s,pders Of press
or other incssasss arc reaucs'cd
not to include such matter. |,
nny such Is found it viii be strick
en- out by the censor.
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OTIS At FRISCO.
He VIII Ne second In Commnn" "'
,he philippine Expedition

San Francisco. May ls.-Maior General
- $. otis. who has been ordered by the
war Department 10 proceed to the Phiiip-
-. ISLANDS as second In command OF
Major General Wesley Merritt. has arrived
mere accompanied by his staff. he WIN
not talk for publication regarding MS tu-
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Madrid. May is.--z p.' MAN ofhoial dis
patch from Havana says. The food supply 10
assured for a long time yefseis are ar
irving here from all ports, even from the
Unlted States. with provisions.
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Coourr Coming Hume.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Post)
Washington. May 1s.--Congrczsman cooper
has gone 70 Texas. presumably 70 lcok after
his political rences.
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Especial Dispatch to The Post and New York
Herald. Copyrighted 1885 by James Cor
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Prints more want
Ads" than any othe
Texas NewspR h. ana
this would not ~ the
case II Il did not bring]
more results
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-05-21
Notice Of Sale Of
School Lands.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of st. Tammany,
(sOyinutOn. Anril l6. lS9S.

SVsAOSSV0, ARAA AVs ACJCs j
Under an! by virtue Of An or.ler issued
by the Hon. w. W. Heard. Auditor OF
Public Accounts Of said State. dated
April Il. will proc.od t. sell. accord
ing 10 lar. at public auction. to the
last aud highest lidier. ut the front
door OF the Courthouse, in tho town or
Covington, Parish ard State afor sail
on SATURDAY. May -. 1898, ut IL
o'clock 4. H., The following described
school land, Wig:
The Fractional Section Sixteen, town.
ship 5, South Range ID East, situated
in the Parish Of st. Tammanv, La.
TERMs-Ten per cent of the purchase
price cash. and the balance In nine an
nual installments, tie interest TO be
paid on the whole amount annually, Mt
the rate of eight per cent. per annum;
the notes to he made PAYABLE to the
Audit 4 of Public Accounts, secured by
special mortgage on the land sold, and
personal security In solido. until final
payment If principal and interest. Or
If the purchaser prefers, be can paw the
whole amount OF the bill in cash, de-
would other wise draw.
In the event Of the purchaser neglect
Ing Or refusing to pay any OF these in
slallments or intercss at maturity, the
mortgage shall be forthwith closed and
the land resold.
Given At Sovingt0n, In said Parish
and State, this 10th day OF April, 1898.
J. Al. ABNEY,
Treasurer Of st. Tammany Parish, L..
CovingtOn La, April is, 1898.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-05-21
Louisiana Cadets.

Col. Boyd, President Of the
Louisiana State University, has
issued a call for volunteers to be
composed of young men who have
attended the University, and the
call is being responded to with
much enthusiasm. The regiment
will be known as the ssLoulsiana
Cadets
Mrs. C. Howard, who recently
arrived in Covington from Ham,
mond, has opened a dressmaking
and millinery establishment in the
building formerly occupied by DR..
J. F. Pigott, As an Office. Special
attention will be given to the trim
ming of ladies' hats. The MILL
merry department IS in charge Of
Miss G. Harris, late of New York
City. Satisfaction is guaranteed,
and they solicit a share of the public
patronage.
Judge ]. S. Bossier has address
ed an invitation to General Snyder,
commanding Camp Foster, to
camp his soldiers at Abita Springs.
The judge tenders free the grounds
situated short distance from
Abita Springs, on the Abita river,
beautifully shaded and having am
pie drill grounds for 90, 900 troops,
infantry, cavalry and artillery.
There are clear and cold free
stone springs, for drinking and
bathing. The land is high, dry
and the country rolling. The
drainage is perfect and the place
the healthiest in the world. The
Judge advises that the East Loaisi-
ana Railroad people will afford
every facility for transporting the
men and supplies.
Judge J. Al. Thompson has also
offered the regulars tract Of land
which he says is an ideal spot for
camping purposes, with abundant
fresh running water, high and dry
pine land and ample ground for
regimental drills.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-05-21
]. s. LAM Odice New Orleans Ia,
Nav H. 1RthS

O.. s. LAM Odice New Orleans L..
May lG. 1888. (
Notice l. hereby given that the follow
ing PANIED settler hax flled notice Ut his
intention to make final proof in sup
port Of his claim. and that said proof
will be made before The clerk or district
court. =. Covington. L.. on Monday.
June "a. 1898. viz:
EDWARD 4. CRAWFORD.
WHO made HON sstcad entry 20 Ii, l97.
for lots and , o. north halls OF f,a,iousl
southeast quarter Of secticn 26 town
shit 2, south ran<e a cas-, st. Helena
meridian.
He 1ames the following Witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence MON AMI
cultivation of sAi land. viz:
Calvin G. 'ralley, James M. Oberry,
r. G. Craddock a.ld Louis +. Tallcy,
Ill Of Fiorenville, La.
may 81 81. g. MOI. BkuMsr. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-05-21
CAMP CAFFERY.

Col. Hoods regiment Of i'm
munes have accepted the offer OF
Judge J. NJ. Thompson, who freely
gave them > camping ground on
the banks of the Tchef1ncta river,
to the left Of the bridge, about q
mile from town. No more charm
ing or suitable location could have
been found anywhere in the State.
There il plenty Of shade, fine
parade grounds, and an abundance
Of pure water for drinking, cook
ing and bathing purposes, besides
being convenient to the railroad
and telegraph Offices.
The Camp has been named Camp
Cutlery. in honor Of Senator Doncl-
son Caffery, who has done SO much
10 insure the success u the regi-
ment.
Capt. j. E. Morris arrived last
Wednesday with the first company,
who marched out to the camp. In
! few days the entire regiment will
be here. Their tents, uniforms and
equipments will arrive in . short
time.
The other officers are Lieuts. l..
A. Sholars, H. NJ. Pickard, w. W.
Hammer, First Sergeant George w.
Pierce, Jr and Quartermaster Ser
geant J. A. Ward.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-05-21

DIED. - In Covington, La,
Sunday, May Is, 1898, at O'Clock
=. n, Henry Tricou, native Of
Nantes, France, aged IS years and
8 months.
The deceased had been resident
of Covington for several years, and
was highly esteemed by all who
knew him. His bereaved family
have the sympathy Of all in their
sad affection. The remains were
taken to New Orleans for inter-
ment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-05-21

NOTICE-The regular meeting
night Of the Covington Musicsi and
Dram attic Club has been changed
from Saturday to Thursday night.
The next regular meeting will be
held next Thursday night, Nay 26.
A full attendance is requested.
JULIAN SMITH, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-05-21

NOTlCE-rhe members OF the
Jury Commission are hereby noti-
fed to meet at the Courthouse next
Monday, May p, 1898, At 1OA n,
for the purpose OF drawing the jury
for the June term Of the District
Court. H. r. WARREN, Clerk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-05-21
FOR SALE.

The beautiful commodious aud well
appointed Guinault home, on the BOgue
Falia river opposite the town of Covin.-
ton. This Is one of the most comfort.
able homes In the parish, built Of solid
masonry, and Is In flrst-class condition.
Contains sixty acres of land.
Apply on the premises, or address
Mrs. JAS y. GUINAULT.
633 Bourbon St., New Orleans, In
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-05-21
FOR SALE.

A farm OF $50 acres and improve
ments, consisting of dwelling house,
barns, stables and 0ut-houses Thirty
acres under cultivation. Three acres
III bearing grape vines. All kinds Of
fruit trees, and ten bearing pecan trees.
Also horse, 8 cows. stock or hogs. q
one-horse wagon, one buggy, and farm
ing implements. About miles north
Of Covington. Inquire or address L.
Matthew, ut the place, or Paul Laborde.
COyinpfOn Tn
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FOR SALE.

The Leblanc place, situated Ave miles
from C0vington, on the Tchefuncts
River, and one mile below Old Landing.
Contains 1000 sores, more or less.
About 1000 acres timbered. Has q
front on the Tchefuncta River Of mile
and a quarter, with residence. bath
house, wharf, artesian we'll, gas, and
all necessary outbuildings. Will be
sold entire, or separate. Title guaran-
teed. For further Information, apply
at this Office, or to ALI. LIE Blanc, on
the premises. P0stOffice address.
COyingtOn. La. BOX 3.
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FOR SALE.

A farm of twenty acres, located two
miles and half from CnyingtOn, near
Columbia Road. Also land for sale in
lots to suit. Apply ut L. Medals gro
cerv, on Columbia street,.