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Wing Meeting in Philadelphia-Kf,ow Nothings
in the Majority.

Philadelphia, March 29.-The Wings of this
city called meeting last night, at Spring Gar
den, in opposition to secret societies The Know
Nothipgs, however, were in the majority there,
and passed series of resolutions, and defeated
the whole object of the meeting.
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Steamboat Burnt-Loss oS Life,

Nep Orleans, March 26.-Thts steamer Bull
letin was burnt on Saturday, bel(w Lake Prov
idence with $500 bales of cotton and % of the
crew and passengers are lost or mi sing. Among
those known to be lost are j. j.. Williams, of
New York, and Mr.. McCaushe az North Caro-
sured for $4,000.
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Racruits for the British Army

Boston, March 2S.-The brig AAerica, which
sailed this morning for Halifax, Sarried about
fifty passengers, said to be New York recruits
for the British army but the age t of the brig
states that they are engaged to wo k on the Hal
flax and Windsor Railroad.
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Rhode Island Wing Convention

Providence, March 28.-The Wing tate Con-
vention met to-day, and nominated for Governor
VIM. w. Hoppin, of Providence Lieutenant
Governor, John j. Reynolds, of North Kingston;
Secretary of State, VIM. r. Watson, of Provi-
dence; Attorney General, ChristopheN s. Rob
inson, of Cumberland; General Treasurer Sam
uel b. Vernon, of Newport the resent in
cumbents. For Congress, in the Easter District,
Nathaniel B. Durfee. No nomination Was made
for Congress in the Western District
The Know Nothings have nominated for Gov
ernor, William w. Hoppin, Wing, the present
incumbent; for Lieutenant Governor, Anderson
c. Rose, Democrat; for Secretary of State, John
R. Bartlett, Wing; for Attorney General, Charles
Hart, Wing; for Treasurer, Samuel Barker,
Wing; for Congress-Eastern District, Nathan
iel B. Durfee, Wing; Western District Benja
min B. Thurston, the present incumbent. Mr..
Thurston has already received the Democratic
nomination
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PATENTS-BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS-

FINHE undersigned has resumed the business of Cn.rI
l. Agent ana viii attend 20 the procurement OF Patent.
and Bounty Land Warrants. and the prosecution OF Ga
Ses before the new Court of Claims la matters connected
with patents he will have the advice assistance OF a
gentleman Tor seventeen years connected with the Patent
Office. Letters requiring should enclose th.. me-
cessary postage stamps. Address
LEWIS T. THOMAS
43l Attorney al Law. Washington ID a.
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Another Know Nothing Victory.

Neo Orleans, March 26.-The Know Nothings
carried the municipal election to-day triumph
antly.
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New prohibitorv Liquor Law in Wisconsin.

Chicago, March 29.-The Legi iature of Wis
consin have passed a new prohibit ~ liquor law,
leaving out the Governors object ons, by about
two-thirds vote.
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Prohibition in New Jerse !,

Trenton, March 24-The Senate aas postpon-
ed the prohbitory liquor bill till tie next ses-
sion.
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verdict according to evidence, were sworn to
try the guilt or innocence of the defendant; and
also that the defendant, instead of being SEN
fenced to solitary confinement at labor, was SEN
fenced to Imprisonment at hard labor.
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Death of an Ex-senator

Detroit, March 27--Hon. Thomas fitzgerald,
formerly United States Senator from: this State,
died on Sunday.
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Notices 6y the Press.
ROMANISM AS IT WOULD BE.
NOW READY,
THE SATANIC PLOT.

Or, Aocfid Crimes Of Popery in High and Lo,o
Places.
Eternal vigilance is the price OF liberty''
This work Is not hashy essay, but deals in stern fact,
Facts are the arguments OF God he who wars agninst
facts against God.n
IL IS a large octave pamphlet nicely trimmed with
splendidy illuminated covers and beautifully istrnted
with well-execuied and graphic engravmgs Price -
II Five hundred book agents wanted 10 sell the above
Terms liberal Sales sure and profits large For parr
uiaIs' address HALL. BROTHER.
+5l Nos lis and liz Nassau 81. New York.
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Writ Of Error IN Or. Beat !. ca...

Philadelphia, AprI2 .-Inthe Supreme Court
Ibis morning, Chief Justice Lew gave decis-
10 granting writ Of error in Y case Of DR.;
that case, instead of being swo n! to render a
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The Bounty Land Appliceaons.

The Union states that from lie 10Th to the
18th of March, Inclusive, there were thirteen
thousand four hundred applicable Us made to the
Pension Office in this city for boi,nty hand under
the law that passed the last Congress. The
largest number of applications .vere made on
the 18th, when they amounted to hree thousand
seven hundred. The Union estim ltes, on official
information, that Mirtysir mill ms of acres of
the public lands will satisfy the provisions of
the act of March 3, 1855. Its estimate is as
follows:
10000 applications for SO acres efsh 100000
Sb,rt saru;na flaSs than ono moth
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Election Riot, &C.

Cincinnati, Apra AT the municipal cleo
ton to-day, large vote was poled, but the result
cannot be ascertained till morning There was
much lighting in the various Wards, particularly
IN the eleventh, which is large German Ward
1t beng reported that Americans were not per-
mitted to vote, they took possession of the polls
and destroyed the ballot-boxes and tickets. One
man was killed and several wounded.
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Death of the Hon. VIM. 8. Archer.

baltimore, March 29-The Hon. VIM. S.
Archer, formerly U. s. Senator, died at Amelia
county, Virginia, on Wednesday.
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Ell Dorado Again Examined by Spanish War
Vessel.
Ne,o Orleans, March 28.-The Steamer Ores
sent City has arrived from Havana, with dates
to the oath. Pinto was garroted on the 22d.
He died with great fortitude.
The steamer Ell Dorado had beez3again COM
PEELED to heave-to off Cape Anthony, and sub,
NIT to an examination of her papers by Span
ish war vessel. -
The filibuster excitement is subsi ing, though
the Island everywhere is being plai I'd in a thor
ough state of defence. Fresh arriv is of troops
from Spain are daily looked for.
The Cars death produced gre t sensation
Business matters were improving.
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Death of an Eminent Politician.

Syracuse, March 29.-John Ruger, an emf
nent lawyer and politician, died this morning,
OF congestion of the brain. He was about So
years old.
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6sueraI Nsus.
Later from Mexico-Return Of Santa Anna to the
| Capital-Reported Flight of Alvarez.

Capatal-Reported Flight OF Alvarez
Neo Orleans, March 26.-The steamship
Orizaba has arrived at this port, with dates from
the city of Mexico to the 10Th inst.
Nothing decisive was known concerning Alva-
rez. 1t was reported that he had fled Gu the ap-
preach of Santa Anna's troops, and fiat they
would pursue him to the neighborhooH Of AGA
pulco.
Santa Anna had been received at the capital
with great enthusiasm.
Death Of an Ex-congressman-Ps upsr5 Coming.
Neac Fork, March 29.-Thomas M. Woodruff
an ex-member of Congress of this city, died last
evening, of paralysis.
Collector Redfeld has handed Mayor Wood
letter received from the American Consul at
Zurich, announcing that the Swiss Government
is about forwarding 800 paupers to thia port via
Havre.
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Death Of Mrs. Cass at J anne.

Death OF Ars Cas- at ame
Neo York, april Mrs. CT Is, wife of the
United States Minister at Rome died suddenly
in that city on the Sd of March.
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The Maine Law Vetoed in wiscor.in.

Chicago, March 27.-Gov. BarstoNs of Wis
consin, has vetoed the Prohibitory Li'auor Law
bill.
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Later from Havana-Pinto Garroted-The Steamer
Ell Dorado Again Examined by Spanish War
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in which he gives to the world the clue that
leads, not only to more philosophical and
pleasant, but to a far more rapid and thorough
method OF acquiring the ability to read the Chi
nese language.
we have examined this little volume with
deep interest, for we believe that the time will
come when the position of our continent is to
DC SHOWN IN new relation-and instead of be-
ing, as Is now represented on all maps, one side
Oh the globe, will be found to be wedge which
divides the Old World into two equal parts
Inc spoken language of China is made up of
but four hundred and fifty words, all n.onosyl-
faoles, and these by intonations are increased
10 about twelve hundred, while the written Ian
guage is copious, numbering thirty thousand
words, expressive of as great variety of ideas
as the vocabularies of the most cultivated lam
guages OF Europe. These characters vary in
completely from one to fifty-two distinct strokes
OF the pencill The more complex being made
up OF the more simple; so that there are only
from one to two thousand characters out of
which all the others are formed. These, then,
may be regarded as the elementary portion of
the language-only very few of which are
pictorial or symbolic Of ideas or objects, such
as the sun and moon
The difficulty of reading Chinese works is
increased by the fact that there are three styles
of writing Characteristic ancient classical, the
modern classical, and the cursire. The modern
classical, in which the mass of books are print
ed, dates back to the third century. The cur
sire is the running hand, and corresponds to
our manuscript.
We hope Mr.. Andrews may be aided to pub
lish his entire work, for we are very confident
the current of migration will at no distant pc
Rod set from the West to the East on our Pa
ci6c coasts, as it has for the last two centuries
from East to the West on the Atlantic side of
our great Continent We are destined, in spite
of all that our Know Nothing Cabals can do to
prevent it, to find our country the home of all
the races of Man, and out of the crossings of
the various breeds we hope the grandest type
of the race is yet to be eliminated. **
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LECTURES THE SEVEN CHURCHES ASIA MINOR BY
Rev. John Cumming, ID. ID. Philadelphia: Lindsay &
Blakiston. For sale by Taylor Maury, Washington,
DC.
We have already introduced this eloquent
orator and author to our readers, and noticed
at some length several of his works. This is
another volume of his Apocalyptc Sketches.
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS

: send for one copy. Single copies OF The above
works will be carefully enveoped stout paper aud lot
arded AT our nsk and expense any post office u the
nted States. on the receipt OF the retail prices
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1u0ifial ADVERTISEMENTS.

,,,ccess;on of HaurD r. Gossin and community

Succession of Henry r. Gossin and community.
SUCCESSION SALE.
~ STATE OF f0uIsIANA-Fifh District Court sitting
in and for the parish of Lafourehc.
In the name and by the authority Of the Fifth judicial
District Court, sitting in and for the parish OF laiourche
there will be offered for sale public auction by NJ boos
Sheriff and Auconeer duly qualified and sworn IN ana Tor
said parish the premises situated in said parish on the
left bank of bayou afourche at about miles below the
town of Thibodaux, TUESDAY,, the 18th day OF JUNE,
1855 10 o'clock, M the following described property
to-wit
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A CERTAIN TRACT OF
1sND situated in said parish the left bank of bayou
Lafourcfe at about four miles below the of Thibo-
dauX measuring arpent and half front more or less
by four arpents and half in depth, bounded above by
lands of Victoin Toups. and below by lands of Eugene
Chiasson with all the buildings and Improvements there
o belonging.
AND the whole Of the following slaves and other property
belonging to said succession ard louis Gossin.
SIMON, a negro aged about q years (ensineer.)
TOUSSAINT, negro aged about IA years.
BAPTlSTE, negro boy aged Ia years.
JESSEf, negro boy aged about IL years.
SARAH, aged about IS years and el four
chil1ren-ALFRED, years; FREDERlCh, 5 years,
EDWARD, 3 years; MARY, year.
DONATiII!DE negro woman aged about 40 years:
MATliILDE negro girl aged about 10 years. SUBJECT to
A CORN MILL PATENT for the parish of Assumption La
forche, and Terrebonne, apparatus to make Sugar
lot of Corn, Boiler, Corn Mill, Blacksmith Shop
and Tools, Chest of Tools, Buggy, Cart one
Wagon Horses, Cattle, hogs, etc. etc.
TERMS CoNpIT1oNs.-The moveabHs payable all sums
OF and under ten dollars cash. and all sums ten dol
lars and exceeding hundred dollars payable by
halves half March 1885, the other half in March
1857 and lots of the movable property over one hundred
dollars and the land and slaves payable fifth cash. and
the balance payable by ourths fourth in all and each OF
the months of March the years 1856 1851 1855 and 1859
The purchasers furnish their with good and approved
security soo with eight per interest after maturity,
payable the Office of the Recorder Of said parish the
remain specially mortgaged and hypothecated
until final payment. [2l-tds] NJ BoURG, Sheriff.
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r OSTOR MIsLAD-On Sunday last,

- the 29th ult., POCKET BOOK, contain E-vrnnrrs
ing among other miscellaneous papers, two
NOTES of hand one for the sum Of Four Humid
red and Ninety Two Dollars, and the other for
the of Thirty Eight Dollars Said Notes drawn by
Messrs H. E. Ledet Brothers, and made payable the
order Of c. N Walton and Mary c. Ledet dated some time
during the month of April 1884 and payable in all the
month of March last si5) with interest from March 1854
The public is cautioned against trading for the above de-
scribed notes, as payment has been stopped.
may5-3t. c. N. WALTON
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Nem Orleans advertisements.
New-Orleans. Opel0usaS. and Great
Western Express.

4 DAILY EXPRESS is now estab-
"A lished the Opeousas Railroad between New Ore-
ans and Bayou Laourche connecting in NewOreans with
Adams Express for all the principal Cities and Towns
in the North and West and at Bayou Lafourche with
HOLDEN'S STAGES and EXPRESS WAGONS
Thibodaux Iouna, Tgervile, Berwicks Bay Pater-
sonve, Centervile Franklin, Newlberia St. MartnsVne'
Washington, and Opelousas.
SPECIE, JEWELRY, VALUABIEs, and Merchandise oil
every description forwarded and delivered promptly Notes
Drafts Bills, collected and all orders attended to pune
tualy.
Each EXPRESS in charge of special messengers
All Merchandise Orderfrom New Orleans Tor the inter
or must be left at Office before NJ the day
departure. Orders left at Joseph Barbas, l3o ola
street will receive prompt attention NJ .o..
EXPRESS leaves Adams & Co.'S Office, 9s Camp street
daily at A NJ Returning, leaves Franklin House. ih''
daux at | 2. NJ, and Bayou Lafourche at 2 r. M.
RAIROAD and CITY BdGGAGE El -ph1sss e.
In connection with the above there is an LAi 80 Na
the TRANSFORMATION Baggage part OF the cry Vi Ne"
Orleans so that passengers giving their name anu se 70
the Express Messenger can have Their
W." STARR s. JONES, Office 90 Campt st.
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Gbibooaax nleebanies, ST.
JOHN LARKIN.

JOHN LARKlN.
"COPPER", ZINC, TIN AND SHEET
" IRON, Brass and Lead Manufacturer, a
Jackson street, Thbodaux, La, has on hand a. So
every variety of Cooking. and other Stoves, ~ ~
and Crates; also, manufactures CHARTERS - ~
ranuaors asometers Sheeron Juice Boxes, and every
thing connected with his buginess the shortest notice.
and the most reasonable terms. Hoping Planters will
is to their interest to encourage domestic manu-
facures determined to do everything in the very best
manner. ALSO
Agent for the Parishes Of Lfourche and Terrebonne for
the sale of G. LEVITT'S CORN and COBB CRUSHING
MILL, for Planters. ALSO
SPRATT'S PATENT LIGHTNING ROD, the best in the
world All on the msot reasonable terms. myl9-Iy.
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Saddles and Harness.

THE undersigned, practical Sad "a
l. die and Harness maker has permanently
located at the corner of Main and St. Philip street. Thibo
daux for the purpose of carrying his business on an
extensive scale.
He would say the inhabitants Of this Parish and the
surrounding country that he has hand large stock OF
materials and is prepared furnish at the least possible
notice. Saddles of all kinds; Harness both double and
sugle Brides, Msrting Hes &c. Mending and Repairing
done at prices that cannot fail to prove satisfactory
july29 32-1y PHILIP Ii. WEEDERSUM.
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HI. FLEW ING.
DLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PL

l. TERER, has just received and will constantly keep
at his Ware House Church full stock of Thorn
aston, Western and Sugar Lime, Sharp Sand, Cement,
HAIR Plaster of Paris &C. which he will sell as low as
they be procured from New Orleans. June III.
E All orders left at the store Of Messrs. Van Lew
Belio will meet with immediate attention.
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T TITLE GIANT CORN MILLS
LsNo Q, and No g. Of SCOTS Justly celebrated Corn
and Cob Nils Al $50 and sb each just received and for
fsk ~ 9. =. HOLDEN.
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The Best India Rubber Goods
COIDSpRING FIRE.BRICKS-


" These excellent FIRE. BRICK have of late been much
improved in composition and offered for sale in full
confidence that they will give satisfaction.
The range prices for the brick OF go to $50 per
1000; for the improved of 1855, $50 to s35.
HARROD & MOODY, No. Sc Common st., N. o.
CERTIFYC1 TIES.
U. s. BRANCH MINT New Orleans March Z 1850.
During the year 1854 the furnaces of the Melting De-
partment of the of the u S. Branch Mint in this city have
all been constructed of the Cosprng Fire Brick These
furnaces are daily maintained for many hours at temper
ature ITO $1,000 and have been used unnterrupedy
during months without the least repairs and yet
in USE consider the Codsprng Fire Brick superior any
manufactured in the United States and equal most OF the
NJ. F. BONZANO, Meter and Refiner,
U. s. Branch Mint, New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, May 9th 1855.
used during the rolling Of 1854, the Coldsprng Fire
Brick in the arches Of my sugarketes between the bat
tere and srop" where they exposed to the greatest
heat from furnace Of large capacity under fifty four inch
kettle gives pleasure to certify that they stood
this great heat better than any friedrich before used
took down the for better examination and found the
ends exposed to the fire beautifully glazed
MANUSEL WHITE.
References to other Planters
p Sauv6 VIM F. Mason, F. Gardere, Jonathan Davis Jr,
Parish cf6srson; A. W. Walker Parish Of st. Charles
Dr. j. H. Ioughborough st John Baptist; Michael Moore,
berciA; W. W. & E. T. King, ST. Martins. [l6-tf.]
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Jean Louis Richoux
as No. 1861.
Leon Boudreaux.
TAKE NOTICE: That, acting under writ of fl. IA,
emanatng from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled and numbered case have seized ana VIM oer
for sale at pub ic auction the Court House in the
town Of Thbodaux, SATURDAY, the md day oil
JUNE, 1885, at II O'clock A. NJ, the following des-
cribed property, to-wt:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in said par sh on
the right banh of Bayou Lafourche, a about 50 miles
below the town of Thbodaux having front OF two ar
penis by forty DEPTH bounded above by lands of Jean
Louis Richoux, and Lelow by lands of Widow Martial
Ledet.
TERMS SALE.-CAS11.
said sale WILDE made to satisfy the principal interest and
costs of anti ANS NJ. BOUR;, Sheriff
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FRIZELL Il GAINES have been an.
pointed BY Dr. E. D. BEACH wholesale and retail agents
for the sale Of his celebrated 20 IS -
ANT1-CATHARTIC MIXTURE .. s-
Of whom i. eau be bought 4. manufacturers prices
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NENTE DE SHERIFF
ETAT DE la LGUISIANE-Cour du Cinquieme Distrc
Judcire segeant pour la parosse de Lafourchee.
Jean Louis Richoux,
Leon Boudreau.

Leon Boudreau.
SACEZ Quen vertue dun ordre de saisIe ct dc vcnte
lance par la ssdte Cor dams CT dessus nuee ct
nunerotee j'a saisie ct oifrira vente pub9ue Ia
Maison de Cour, dams la vile de Thbodaux, SAEDl, lie
de JUN 1885, ii heures, NJ, lie Jugement sul'ahte
savoir 40.
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE, situe dams Eadlte
paroisse sur la rive droe du Bayou Laourche apeu
pres SO miles audessous de la vile de Thbodaux, ayant
une face de deux arpents par quarapte protcnenr
borne en- au par de Jean Louis RichoS, ct en-
has par celes de Veuve Martial Iedet,
TERMEs DE LA NENTE.-COMPTANT.
Ladite vene fate pour satsaire all principal, mite
rets ct frais de &c process. apes. NJ BOURG, Sheriff
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IL. NAUTRE Il 4

B. NAUTRE & Co.,
OK Successors de s. Maspereou d Co., OK
~ Rue Condo, ere Ste. Anne ct Dumane, ~
NoUvELLE ORLEANS.
NAGASTN D'ARTICLES DE ME.
AVl MAGE, ct Manufacture de toue espece d'artcles ct
travaux Ferbanc, Tole Plomb Cuivre, I'm
porteurs de Crates Cuisines Poees, Ferbantere Pente
Faence Verrere Couteere de table Converts Gavanises
Lampes solares de toute quale ct de tout Lam
Lampes de Sucrere Ecumoires ct Cuers de Cuvre
pour Sucrere Fers ours Chauderes ct toute
Grasse. Aicooi Huile de- Lin Esprit De Terebenthne ct
penture de toue espece ct de toute qua LIE tout des
prix tres reduts.
Agents pour les pompes Asprantes ct Refoulantes de
Warner; avec tuyau de fer fondu Wis Agents pour
Cuisines Beebe FORCES Portatves de Queen ct
Paratonnerres de J. Spratt. nov4-1y
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II GAZE, MATCHMAKER AND

Il . JEWELER, corner of Main . ssxpfys.,
and St. Louis streets, Thibodaux, <SAfNsSSSS2
takes this opportunity of informing E9AESass.nEss
his fellOw-ctZens and strangers =s's-z=ssaES
generally, that he has located himself above and
will be found at all times ready to attend to the mending
and repairing Of Watches, Jewelry. &c. e1I-ly
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Gherif's Sales.

NHERIFF'S SALE
~ STATE OF LOGI9IANA-Ftll Judicial District Court,
sitting in and for the parish OF Lafourche.
Jean Louis Eichoux