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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-12
Who is the Falsifer!

The Sheriff's organ disputes every position
of our editorial in Mondays issue relative to
the proceedings of the Stringtown Convention,
even so far as to denying that Lockhart was
there attending to his personal interests" and
to bare hcedly state, that at this Convention
"there was no movement made either in favor
or against Judge Law !" Our information
came entirely from Democrats who were IN at
tendance at the Convention, and if there have
been "hes'' told on the subject by any 9th
er paper than the Enquirer, the responsibility
belongs to these Democrats. We are satisfied
that not single statement contained in our
article was incorrect-and more especially that
particular one so objected to by our cotempo-
rary, as the organ of the 'souP' involved, that
'ithe Sheriff rather led the Convention by the
nose"
It will be observed, that the one man organ
in its article of yesterday warmly supports
LOckhart-and this in the face of late abusive
article against us for charging that paper favor
ed Lockhart. It has pretended to be strictly
neutral between the candidates for the nomi-
0aIlO0. his particular dTIlClS dpIAy ILluoIid
the extent of its neutrality. As the organ OF
the Sheriff, and of nobody else, accuses us of
being very much opposed to the nomination OF
Lockhart, we here take occasion to say it is
entirely mistaken so far as our preferences are
politically considered. We honestly believe
that of the several candidates whose names
have been mentioned in connection with the
nomination of the Democracy of this District
for Congress, Judge Lockhart is the only man
who can be beaten, without stronger effort
is made than we have any idea will be under
taken. Politically, we shall be rejoiced to see
him nominated. AS citizen, having deeply
at heart the welfare of the people of this Dis
trict, we should rather see Law nominated, be
cause If elected, we should feel that the FRS
District of Indiana, would be for the first time
for many years, represented in Congress by &
man of ability, or at least of ordinary intelli
gence and influence.
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A. II. SANDERS, EsQ.-You will announce the of G.
W. MCBRIDE candidate for the office of Sheriff of Van
derbuh county and obge of the citizens of the
ty. je4
Mr.. SANDERs-Sr: You will pl announce my name
at the ensuing election. my29 WIN. II. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SANpERs:-PIease announce my ; candidate
for BeeoFdPr Nanderburgh County the ensuing FIJI
eoion subject the decision of the DmOcratc Conven~
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. II. SANDERS, ESQ Please announce a
CLERK the Vanderburgh Circuit Court
a. the ensuing October election.
myl7- LOUIS RICHTER.
EDToR JouRNAL-I candidate for the office Of Sheriff
of nsrburgh county the ensuing October election
mJl2-ts w NJ. HOLDEN.
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o. George D. Prentice, of the Louisville
journal, and Add Sanders, Of the Evansville
Journal, are charming specimens of the genus
homo, to be engaged in the work of traducing
Kentucky gentlemen. But it's well. PRAISE
from such source would damn saint
Lou. Dem.
Both Prentice and Sanders have damned
many "saint" of the Sag-Nicht party, but the
object has not generally been accomplished by
praise. If Harvey be a saint, he probably best
knows ho,0 the process is performed, as wheth-
er praise or condemnation were used in his
case, the question of general demsnition in pub
lie opinion is not doubtful.
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INSTRUMENTATION.

CAIEB MILLS State Superintendent of Education will ad
dress Youth this city Sunday in che afternoon
CLOCK the Locust Methodist Church. and the
citizens large the Monday following O'Clock P NJ
the place. lie will the Township Trustees of
this county, O'Clock A. NJ, NJ nday 10th. jel1 St
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HARD PUsHED.-A late number Of the State
Sentinel contained letter signed by Thos.
Dean, soundly berating Peoples Cow ention
held in Grant county, and abusing those who
figured in it. Mr.. Dean publishes letter in
the State Journal IN which he declares he
never wrote any such letter, and that his name
was forged in signing it to any such ras-
cally document. The Sentinel is certainly
hard pushed for something out of which to
to manufacture little political capital. Such
tricks as this will doubtless be common with
it during the campaign.
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AGRICULTURAL.

THE Stockholders of the Yanderburgh sounty Agricultural
Land Association requested Crescent City Hal
Saturday clock for the purpose of elect
ing Trustees Directors. By order of the
ieII-4t COMMITTEE.
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DIED:
WeIn esdav afternoon the nth inst, Mr. WIN. BELL.
aged As years ter very short illness
The friends the family epectfuliy invited to attend
his funeral this o'clock from his late residence
Second street.
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Which was levied and collected as direct tax
for the support of free schools in this county,
and which went to support the schools in 9TH
er counties and other parts Of the State.
This city which paid more than half of the
1888, 90, received in return the paltry sum of
1892, ~, not one half of what she would be
justly entitled to, if the tax we pay could be
expended Tor the support of our own schools.
During the past year some 60 children have
been transferred from Pigeon Township and
from Iamasco to the city Of Evansville for
school purposes. The school now requires
those transferred from one township to another
to pay school tax for the support of the school,
to which they are transferred. The Trustees
of Pigeon township and Of Lamasc0, have
levied and collected school tax from those
transferred to this city and refuse to pay over
the sum for the benefit OF our schools.
There has been already one school library
sent to Pigeon township, and one to each
township in the county, and there is now over
$1,000 worth Of books for this township, and
lathough this city has thee times as many
scholars as any township in the county. The
School Trustees have not and cannot have the
control Of one library, but the Township Trus-
tees must have the control of all the books al
ready here and also those to come, even when
they have met the disposition Of pay, as the
money we are entitled to for educating their
children. Two thirds of the money expended
for our schools during the past year was raised
| by direct tax on the properly in Evansville,
and 60 scholars can receive the benefit of the
same, vithout any return from Pigeon Town
ship, except that of her Trustees having the
custody and control of the books which in JUS
tice belong to our schools
The expenses ofsusaining Public Schools for the
next year. with the probable increase of scholars
- and teachers wlll be about SolVOVt
The deficit Of this and last year will 6t54t
Making the required s63l5.4
To enable the schools to continue therefore
there must be assessed Is cents on each S1OC
in the city and we respectfully ask that tax o.
Is cents on each 500 be assessed for school
purposes.
II. @. WHEELER,
WIN. HUGHES.
P. HORNBROOK.
| E7,-ops-x;IIa T,1po 10Th 1874
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HIGH SCHOOL.


The High School has been under the charge
of Mr.. B. P. Snow, graduate of Bowdain
College, Maine, for the pastyea He has labor
ed hard increasingly and successfully, to make
this school, what high school should be, a
model school, for admission into which the
ambition and energies of all scholars are excit-
ed and constantly directed so to be the best
scholar in that school, is worthy every exer-
ton. The standard for admission in this
school is thorough knowledge of reading,
spelling. writing, geography, mental and writ
ten arithmetic and good knowledge of gram
mer.
There have been admitted into this school
during the year, 81 scholars. The average
attendance has been about 40 scholars.
The instruction has been thorough, and the
progress and department of the scholars have
been generally highly satisfactory. From 20 to
80 scholars from the Grammar Schools will be
advanced to the High School, the coming year,
when an assistant teacher will become neces-
sary. There has been superior philosophical
and chemical apparatus at cost of over $3.50
procured for this school during the past year,
we hesitate not to say the best in the State.
The services Of Mr.. Snow have been secured
for the next year.
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FINE FLoUR.-Through the polite atten-
ton of Mr.. Jacob P. Dunn, we have received
sack Of, fine -four manufactured at his mills.
II was made from blue stemmed white wheat
ofhis own raising, and the -four is compli-
ment both to the wheat and to the mills which
ground it. We have not yet had an opportu-
nifty OF trying this -four, but judging from its
appearance and what we have heard from those
who have tried it, and the reputation Of the
brand, we, are sure no better -four is brought
10 the market. Mr.. Dunn has this flour fol
sale at Mr.. Hoods grocery on Second street
Families would do wei, To give it a trial.
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[Un9er will always be found correct statement
the Sherfs Sales including of parties
and time sales.l
A. and REDMOND JOHN DU TTON EFT AL.-Sals
the Ith of Horse Power Machines, at the
Warehouse of John S. Mitchell.
SIMEON LONG vs.. MARGARET G. AND HUGH D.
ROQUET Sale Court House door June 23d Of south
OF public beginning pOin of Main ST. on
front line of said Is feet and inches from alley diva
said from lot los origins plan said city thence
ut right angles to Main alley in fsaid thence
along said alley parallel with Main 1884 feet towards
second to the first alley aforesaid thence along said alley
10 Main ST. aforesaid thence alOu Main front of line
of said or. TO place of beginning.
FRANCIS AAoRY vs.: EX. JAS. ROQUET EFT Al
Sale Court House beginning I6t
the northeriy OF
erly or. public square Evansville
thence along Nam towards Sd inches
right angles Main IA feet alley in of SAID
eastery said public
alley and parallel with Main towards Fourth
inches ia tire place beginning. being
front Main and running back the width IA
feet to the alley.
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s good always triumph any pretended
said that every city paradise
but let really orious article capable of doing
all that promised for it, and it will stand the
inflated notoriety;
evidence this for it
hold people tried found wanting
in curing of Dyspepsia, in any form When these
known why should not be appreciated and used
everybody For sale Druggists and dealers generally
HALLOCK d STODDARD,
ieII-IY WOOLSEY d SAWYER, Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 No tees in this place. per line insertions
20 per line three times line week. dis
count on longer time.
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EOS aRAMMER SCHOOL.

The boys Grammar School has been under
the charge of Mr.. J. W. Knight, with Miss
Emily Ronalds for assistant. There have
been admitted into the school during the year
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II L I Il S.
OEe square, less time three times
one week. So weeks 81 50 month. 81; three
months 81 months. sl0 year. SIS. Discount
advertisements Cards of six lines under. So
Noeharge for marrage death religous notices
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OF Giving to the length OF the School Re-
port and Council Proceedings, we fail to give
to-day our usual variety Of original matter.
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CITY COLLECTOR,S SALE.

!
b of Evansville directed and delivered as Colltc-
of said city WILL Thursday the Goth day of June
1856 the door the Court House in EVansve between
the of ana four p u offer for sale and sell that
lot ground known Lot No hundred and eighty
(lsll Lot hundred and eghty-two (ls2). in
he Donation enlargement Of ssid eitv. nsch there
of he to satisfy the of thirey lol-
brick sidewalks
Main the dol
lars cents gaveIing Aan in
said lot amounting to fifty dollars and fifty two
/ and also satisfy the of said sale.
/ JOHN FARRELL, CITY Collector.
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FOR RENT.
TENWO double Dwelling Houses for sale rent,
= Cherry and Water streets. Apply to
IelI- tt HORNBR00K d CO., Water street.
UNCURE EMF MONEY.
tITIZENS' Bank Cherokee Insurance and Banking
- pany Plan ers' and Mechanics and Lagrange Bank of
Georgia; Bank Chattanooga and Commercial Bank Nash
Vile and Memphis and other Banks Alabama,
Georgia and North and South Carolina taken
Groceries the lowest cash bought small
discount for cash. by S. E. GILBERT & CO.,
jelI-tf' Syc.. near Water.
TENEAS-t0 packages. all sizes GunpO Young Iy
3 son, perial ami Black Teas. for sale
jeiI s. E. GILBERT& CO., Syc. near Water
ALL NUTS -6hhls choice quality just reed for sale
ES by je1I $. (. GILBERT & CO.. S. c. Water.
HpIO COFFEE.-IFO bags. for sale w by
u . je11 S. E. GILBERT 4 CO., Syc. Water.
ESOPE.-
IA coils Hemp Halter Rope s reels Hemp Bed Cord;
6 reels Man LA Bed Cord; 10 do Cotton do;
80 dOz No. do; for sale by
ie11 T. & D. HERMANN.
SAh BAs Cream Cheese for sale by
ePO jeu /. & D. HEIMANN.
Ok BALES No. Batting for sale by
- - je11 /. & d. HERMANN.
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G E S A l. b
@V QUIZ 3 Ha0ORG
AND OTHEE. PROPERTY!
IN Tuesday the day July. 1885, o'clock P.
~ at the Court House door in Evansville Will sell
lie auction that field known the Mitchell Meadow contain
the Salt Well in lots Of about each This
To bb & arcs gaFaeni reaenees OF any Use
the lots front at least road The
ALso-one corner lot by the
b b Nm best a stand in ~ being
ALsO-Eighty land bayou being i of the s.
W quarter section No Is township No L south range
farm an now BEL dvae4 T6is land lies almost in sight
the river. and Mcdowell place time to
TERMS sALE-1s cash = LIST of November next ard 4
t July 1877 with note and mOrage the properly
jeio-tds -'-'' -'''' anu - John Mitchell deed
samuel E. Gilbert Co..
The Bank Of Kentucky. at Louis Garni boo.
Before William Kenpf, Justice OF the peace of yanderburg
Office is hereby given. that the third day Of June.
D a 5 5 b G OF SSmps
ieio-5~d - = :. : WILLIAM KEMPF
10 P13y.; saPsFi2 Glib. Cheese
for sale by jelo HERsHBERGER C CI'RsoN.
DIR. J. FLEAGEK, DENTALSURG EON,
Residence and Office on Second Locust sts.,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
1< performed in the most careful and thorough
TEETH before o Ordering Also the
utta Perchz Plate said many
hours, from O'Clock a. M to 4. P. NJ. jelo-3m
q LOST
N JENNY MULE, tan colored. Whoever win bring the
-, to the undersigned. the Bodiam Coal Mines,
snail be rewarded, jeI0tt WIN. KERSTEMAN.
ICE CREAM SALOON.
HAVE just opened Ice Cream Saloon Mr.. Dupeys
buildings on Locust street above the sherwood House,
where will all times keep the best quality of lee Gre
mace o. the Fenes cream ana ~ the pest style with hne
Families can be supplied in any quantities BY
and viii keep supplied with tropical fruits by frequent
eeip from the South wish the public to give cali
have neat Saloon. jelotf BEN. HORDE.
nh BBLS s. H. Molasses bills Plantation Molass les;
= ~ 10 do fair to prime N o. Sugar. lust reed by
EEOTATOEs-2O bbIs prime old Potatoes just received
jslO Z.HCooK & SON
EN KEGS White Lead ) bids Linsaed Oil lust ed by
wv JelO z. II. COOK & SON
6tHEEsE AT CINCINNATI PRICEs-1oO boxes
je9 y. ii. COOK SOY.
NETHIFE LIAIE.-loO bbls White for sale by
ENREY liSIE.-We prepared to deliver any quaint
~ y in shipping order at the Depot Canal low
rates leS GEO. FOSTER q co.
HpOsIN.-cO bbls No. for sale very low close
= = slsanent. JeS GEO FOSTER a CO.
1QFFhE-2'o bags prime in store foI sale By co
a. H. NIOLAssEs-In prime eooperage, f9l sale by
Sc ie9 GEO. FOSTER 6 co.
agICE.-1o TioEces prime Carolina for sale 5yy go
UMBER-ano Oo feet Hemlock Joist;
- 2o,0c0 feet do EeneIng . haar5s ioT sale
d Cow marked with swallow fork in left and crop
right The viii please call pay and tte
he Cow. 1875 JOHN BoTTS.
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Being disappointed in not obtaining the new
school building according to contract, In which
to open the schools at the commencement of
the year, and having to pay rent for the old
Medical College building this year, we have
been compelled to pay extra rent to the
amount of $3.50 this year, which will be oh
waited another year.
The expense of supporting schools the past
The number of children enttle d to our schools
1862, making the amount Tor each school
during The year. -
The number of scholars enrolled 9I2, making the
each scholar SIS Il; which is less than Il 80
Il quarter, for each scholar attending school,
The average attendance for the wear has been .
Making he Tuition of each scholar for he year
And making quarter........ Az
~ a. sell COL tax for 1855 ..,. .s5SI3, 90
Interest ON tie school fund ... ........ 1874, o
MAKING in a l - 49,. $3.50. $7333 90
This County received in return fol
-.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

RDERED that the owners of Lots Nos 29f and 296, Do
" nation Enlargement and lots Nos 3 B. and g. HI k
No Eastern Enlargement the be filled up
correspond with the city grade within days after
the publication OF this notee and IN defsult thereof the
Street directed perform said work and the
expenses aecrung thereby will he and
SAID much thereof will
y lid lien and By order of the Common Council
sed June 9, '56. WELL. II. WALKER.
jeI2-IOt City Clerk.
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II. @. WHEELER,
WIN. HUGHES.
P. HORNBROOK.
DIE d:

Evansville, June 18th, 1856.
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NEB DUlsES,

EFC 2 VJERLING have just opened largo assortment
Ax-of Drugs and Medicines which they invite the atten-
ton Merchants Physicians. They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of al kinds
Oils Dyestus Spices. Perfumery Fancy Articles, &c..
ALSO-al popular Patent Medicines. A kinds of Paints
in oil Pure Wines and randes purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No II Water
und Re Journal mvS-tf
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The receipts support Of schools this year ae
as ollows:.
Amount appropriated BY the city for Public o.oo 20
Amt received from Common School funds, I,a92 ~
Amt received from 0pgressional Township
Making in all ...,.............. -. ,5O7 ~
The current expenses for the year will be-:
Teachers salaries, S4;-co II
Fuel, rent, incidental expenses, &C.. $50 %
0'~'A '"'-' > -s4,G95 So
leaving 4 deficit of ................ SISS 46
- The deficit for astamounted to .,...... AZ 90
Making the total deficit .............. s6I5 IL
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ICE CREAM.

TENHE undei inform the public
8 ICE CREAM SALOON will be p ned this evening
June 3D. continue the their Confectionery
on First street, between Main and Sycamore sts
ie2-IF JOHN FARRELL & co.
Italian Cloth; 80 Lustres ree'd to day
fol sale by JAMES Low x CO.
my26 AIS ain street. Louisville. Ky
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TaNE4-5 hfchests fine assorted Tea = papers
n Is hf-ehests Tea-Gunpowder Imperial and y Tyson:
20 eaddics 'unpowder Imperial and Hyson lbs each;
25 Gun powder Imperial and Y Hyson lbs each
10 hf-cbests p0uchoRg Teas of quality for
nySi I. y d. HEIMANN.
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ENMBIUHS Store Main three doors beloT Sec
IA ond appears be the Bazaar for and eheaT
Goods He has received another fresh lot of Summer
Goods which he is selling at the lowest rates ay28
SOAP AND CANDLES
~ q bXs German Soap; 25 bxs Palm SOAP;
25 bxs STAG Candles; p bxs Extra Tallow Candles
lust rec d py mv2S Z. H. COOK & SON
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EQUALIZATION.
FENHE Board Equalization City Taxes, will
q Monday June 23d 1856 the City Clerks Office.
Main their sittings day
Equalization com pleted By ofthe
Iel2-lOs WE'LL. II. WALKER CLERK.
SADDLE TREES
80 D0Z SPANISH SADDLE TREES for sale at
ASB DECKER & ERAMER'S.
jeI2-dAwtf Main street. between First and Second.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-10
THE PRESS.

PIoSEER.-We are grati:i;ed 10 wit.
ness the evidences OF prosperity exhibited
in the neat appearance Of the above pa
per. the last number Of which comes to US
in an entirely new dress, and with one.
half printed in the English language.
The people Of Assumption may well be
proud Of their parish paper, and IFS new
dress and neat appearance are evidences
OF aproper appreciation, on their part, Of
the local press.
II. J. HYAMs, has purchased an inter-
est in the Office of the Vis.a.Vis, published
in West Baton Rouge, and the paper will
in future be published under the title Of
the ''Sugar Planter" Success to the
new paper, say We.
Col. GEORGE McVVHoRrER, has be.
come the sole proprietor Of the BATON
Rouge Gazette, DR.. MANN having sold TO
him his entire interest in the concern. We
look upon the Gazette as one of the most
ably conducted journals in the country.
"7'HE LoRGNETrE" is the title of
weekly paper. to be started shortly in the
city Of New Orleans, by J. p. HoRNER &
CO. The :Lorgnctte' will be devoted
Literature, the Fine Arts, and General
News. and will be under the editorial ma.
nagement Of club Of young gentlemen.
We wish the enterprise an abundant sue
cess. Put the Ceres on the list, gentle.
men.
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HOU MA:
THURSDAY, Janua.y 10. 1850.

Ur The partnership heretofore ex-
listing between +. ". BLAKE. J. G.
WHITE g. L. +. ANDERSON, in the pub.
LEGATION Of the Houma Ceres. under the
style DE. W. BLAKE SEQ, has been dis.
solved by mutual consent.
MIR. BLAKE is alone authorized to col.
lect all claims due said firm, and pay all
Of its debts.
J.. W. BLAKE,
JoSA. c. Wnlrs.
L. F. ANDERSON.
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CTATE or LOUISIANA, FIFTH JUDI
- GAL DISTRICT, PARISH OF TER
REBONHE
Draus'n Frosclair e. Havdrl J
VS.. No. 1920
Emile p. Bascl".
Ev virtue Of Fl: "a: cmnating from The
above mentioned Conr, sitting in AID sr
said Parish. directed TO the undersigned
Sheriff in the above entitled. and ruaher.
81 suit there will he offered for sale at
Public Auction on Saturday the 2ad dar
OF February 1856, on the Premises BE-.
tween II o'clock A. N. and 4 o'c'sek ?
n. the following described property. TO.
wit /:
lsf. A tract Of land in this Parish. al.
Joining the Barataria and Laf,urehe Canal
COMPANY. measuring one half arp"nr front
more nr less. by a ceprh Of 0He Haadrrd
and Siytv feet, together with the frani o.
snii lot between the road and the Bayou
'ognihsr with all the buildings and i'm
provemenfs thereon.
2nd, Pauline. nsgress. aged shon %
wears. and her daughter Juiieite ag'd FL
years.
Said Sale will be made to SAFETY tie
principal, interest and costs Of sliil, in the
above cause.
Terms Cash. A. BOURG Sheriff
Parish of Y'errchonne. Jan 1lh 1876.