The Weekly Echo Advertising Rates and Dated Notices
A fragmented 19th century page opens with advertising rates for the Weekly Echo, noting a ten cent per square inch price and annual terms, with credit denied except by special agreement. It includes a long, moralistic list of monarch deaths attributed to intemperance and bodily excess, then shifts to a legal notice about William Newton and General Butler questioning a broker, and ends with a brief domestic incident involving a missing clerk.
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Calla
Sheriff Sale Notice for Land in Lake Charles District
Writ of fieri facias directs sale of tract of land in Pacis HP Calcanion near Dake Obarlea in Township 00 South Range Wrest. Property includes fourty acres with buildings and improvements. Sheriff Wjk86624 lists noerd dates and locales with French legal phrases amid OCR corruption. sale to highest bidder at auction between specified hours.
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Harenth
Thome Bayle
Pacis
Calcanion
Dake Obarlea
Oatcasien
Auction notice for estate of David L. Foreman in Opelousas
Public auction announced for the estate of David L. Foreman with a sheriff and auctioneer named for bids to be received at a specified location in Opelousas. The dated notice indicates a sale under French text terms and legal process, with references to the estate, last and bidder, and public auction procedures.
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David L. Foreman
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Coe
Opelousas
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