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DEATH OF A VENERABLE MAN.-Died in
this city yesterday morning, in the seventy
third year of his age, John Jones, one OF
the oldest and most estimable OF the clti-
zens of Richmond. He had been for abont
forty years engaged in the tobacco trade of
this city, and was widely known as q most
capable and reliable man in his business.
His correspondence was most extensive in
this country and in Europe, and wherever
he was known, entire confidence was re-
posed in his judgment and his honor and
integrity. He was one Of the purest men
we ever knew. Throughout his long
life he bore q reputation without spot
or blemish. He was man of deep
piety. In his social intercourse he was
always kind, candid, and sincere, and
commanded the respect and warm esteem
of all who knew him. Few men led life
50 blameless, and none can die, so far as
this worlds knowledge goes, more worthy
the name of "GoOD MAN."
The following proceedings in honor OF
the memory of the deceased took place
yesterday at the Tobacco Exchange:
A meeting Of the Trade was called at
the Tobacco Exchange this morning, and
| the announcement made to the Trade that
another old citizen, Mr.. John Jones, for Q
long number Of years connected with the
tobacco trade of Richmond, had departed
this life whereupon feeling tributes Of
respect to the memory Of the deceased
were expressed; and, on motion Of Mr.. r.
A. Mayo, Q committee Of ten members
was appointed 10 draft suitable resolutions
expressive Of the sincere sympathy Of the
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81 NEW YORK STEAMERS REDUCED
FARE, IN IMITATION OF THE
CHEAT DECLINE OF DRY GOODS
JULIUS SYCLES'

ol, Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
\ have just received and opened several more
cases Of those CREAP DRY GOODS which have
created such al rush for the past two weeks. am
low Offering my stock at such prices as cannot fail
;5sl.'. enumerste partly as follows: Rich Mo-
7mbiques as cheap as 20 cents; beautiful Lenos
srlBer3ses, Embroidered Grenadines, very cheap;
Syllrg Poplins selling very cheap; very pretty
L.zus from 20 cents up, and also the largest stock
q Gourning Goods 10 be found in this city, con-
-. .ns Of Black Hernanies, Black Berage Double
y l,h Grenadines, for shawls; all selling very
cheap.
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BITTEN BY DOG.-Yesterday afternoon
small negro boy, while playing with
puppy, was rushed upon by the mother,
and very badly bitten on the calf OF the
leg, which was very much torn. DR.. Knox
was called in, and rendered all necessary
attandance
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rARREsTs.-Adolphus Taylor, colored,
Mary Collins, and Aaron Parker, were
arrested yesterday; the first named
charged with stealing a lot Of lead pipe
from II. L. Pelouze s. Co., and the last
two for receiving them knowing them to
have been stolen.
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= B,TCHILOR,s HAIR DYE-BATCHE.
No. 30l Broad street,
corner OF Third street.

LyLS HAIR DYE. This splendid HAIR DYE Is
tae best in The world. The only true and perfect
aye-Larmless reliable, instantaneous. NO dls-
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural black
u. brown remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes
!a,.gOrates the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LDR. All others are mere limitations, and should
be AVOIDED Sold by all druggists and perfumere.
Factory. 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
Of clupterfeit jell
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The DIspArcH IN Accommodations want-
Ing the Dispatch can have it left early at Rich
mond prices, by leaving their names with our
agent. The Ledger, Southern Opinion, and ether
literary papers, viii be left In Manchester and VI
cinity whenever ordered. Orders VIII be at
tended to II left with A. BAXTER, Mrs. LovISd,
SMITH & wgIsIaIR, PArRIcH AcRAl, r. b. Coz.
LzY, and JAxxs L. BRADLEY. Hull street; and W.
G. RIcI. Dispatch, Aftesn cents per week.
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MAYORS COURT - TuURsDAY.-Charles
Beckley, charged with assaulting and beat
ing his wife, was on sent to answer indict-
ment.
Harriet Hobson and Hannah Brannon,
charged with using indecent language and
for disorderly conduct on the street, were
committed in default of surety.
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THE RAcEs.-Quite an exciting race took
place at Jackson Park yesterday after
noon, the occasion being running race.
Two of the five horses entered were with
drawn after the second heat. The race
was won, after three more spirited heats,
by the sorrel horse entered by Mr.. John
Clash.
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A VALUABLE WORK OF ART.-Messrs.
Franck have now for rattle in their picture
gallery the beautiful oil painting Of the
g Daughter of Pericles," by Miss McCance,
a poor young lady, who before the war
supported her father with her talents ss On
artist, This work is . valuable one, and
was much sought After prior TO Its sale Just
4 the beginning Of the war. Cail and
see It,
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nRES s-MAKING = REMOVAL:.L.s
IL The Misses =. & A. PLACE nsye =, ~ srs
Broad street between 1ighth and nlnsn sRss"'
over the store Of xsssrs. Courtney soH uiv
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MORNING STAR BASEBALL CLUB.-At q
meeting of this club held yesterday after
noon for the purpose of organization the
following officers were elected: President,
William Canary; Vice-President, Tim
Sullivan; First Baseman, Martin Burke !;
Second Baseman, William Samson; Third
Baseman, Jimmy Samson; Short Stop,
Henry Miller; Left Field, Charlie Cot
trell; Centre Field, Jimmie Dunn; Right
Field, Johnny Sautrey.
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PARpoN.-The Governor on yesterday
pardoned James Stone, convicted in the
County Court of Nottoway county OF petit
larceny, and sentenced to the county jail
for seven months.
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CoxxENcExENT ADDREss.-Dr. T. G..
Jones, President of Richmond College,
will deliver the address before the Literary
Society of the Richmond Female Insti-
tute at the approaching commencement, 70
occur on the evening Of the 28th instant.
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LOOK OUT FOR HALL THIEvn.-At thief
entered the hall Of William ]. Scott, On
Canal street, on yesterday, and took there
from coat,in the pocket Of which were
several valuable papers.
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~ BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.-A

~ BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERS.-A
esrain and nfellibls remedy for Dyspepsia, Agne
aod Fever, General Debility, &c. For sale by all
druggists in the city Of Richmond and elsewhere.
Orders promptly filled by addressing
T. BAKER, Proprietor.
Box sss, Richmond, Va.
RICHMOND, August 81, 1905.
Dear sir,-I feel bound to sequaint you OF the
wort kind Of dyspepsia. which ] have been II.
rieted with for the last five years. which reared
would terminate In consumption. After my pny.
neian became despsired, then was psisusosa
10 seek relief from Bakers Premium oiuen,
which did and after the use OF the four pottIssi
purchased Of you. / became ss well ~ j ever was
In my life. My doctor remarked It had bathed MS
tEl. Nothing dissgreeipg with me In my diet.
believe there are remedies for all Diseases, put
We ali err in yielding to the confidence OF onr
Physicians. Respectfully, WILLIAM b. GOODS.
TO Mr. z. Baker. Union Hiil. Richmond. We.
10y ls-ts
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Corn EXCHANGE MEETING.-In conse-
quence Of the death of Mr.. John Jones,
the meeting appointed to be held to-day
for the organization Of q Corn Exchange is
postponed until tomorrow afternoon ct 8
o'clock. y, r--g-E.f s
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DOMESTIC GOODS

Ia,h's department my stock Will compare favora-
bis with The largest and selling as cheap as the
cLsspest. am Offering good Fast Color Calicos at
J.. y. and &c cents. Bleaehed Cotton as low as 10
cents good yard wide, is cents. Unbleached Cot
tu ~ cents, full extra yard wide, Is cents Pill
Iar.case Cotton, 4? inches wide, % cents lo-4
Sargting full 2! yards wide only Sc cents and all
other goods in proportion.
J.. the line Of Men and Boys Wear am sell
.r- splendid Cassimeres for 81 Kentucky Jeans
'or e; cents; Brown Linen Drilling for 80 cents !;
White Eavy Duck for so cents, and Gents Furnish.
.r, Goods selling equally cheap.
Country merchants and citizens in general
would DO well TO give me call.
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A LADY Losr 4 Sun OF NoNEY On Main
street yesterday, and would sincerely
thank the finder 4 be wouA lssvs y -
this oface,
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Marine Intelligence.
MIHIATURg ALAAsAC-Jcss "a, iss7.
u.n ,,..s AS Moon sets. .......... los
Snn ssts TIT High tide, =. M.... i.32

PORf OF RICHMOND. JUxI II. lss1.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford. Norfolk, msr-
ehandise and passengers. L. b. Tatum.
Steamer g. H. ktFout, ford, philadelphia, mer-
eh andise and passengers, w. y. Porter.
Schooner Hope, Holland, Cabin Point, lumber,
Charles Phillips.
MEMORANDA.
British ship White Jacket, Trevslliek. forty
days from Liverpool, With salt 10 Caskis Brothers.
arrived ss Goose Hill hats Janes Iiver on the sth
instan. at which point she will discharge o pof-
City Point.
Bremen barque ullsr, -, from New York. AZ
rived at City Point on the l?th instant.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Wyatt, sailed from hts
island, James river, for Baltimore with bsSgss IN
tow, on the Eth instant, at o'clock.
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De7aEstrY.
10 r. II KInERER. sURGEON

DR. C. L. KLOEBER, SU 4 Ct EO n
- DENTIST, Qate of Baltmore,l No
900 Broad street, corner Ninth, Richmond, U2S3Y0
Va, devotes especial attention to the pre-
servation Of the Teeths Inserts the most beanti
full Artificial Teeth at the low price OF S2o, s2s,
and $50 per set. Call and see specimens. Teeth
extracted without pain by local anastnesla or Dy
nitrous oxide gas-the best anesthetlc ior dentai
purpo now KNOWN 10 -e-eM
TOHN MAHONY, SURGEON DEN-
u TIsT, has reduced his prices to suit the NJ,
times and is now doing every descrlptlonV
of work in his profession on terms and In
manner that viii insure the entire satisfaction Oh
All work warranted to please. Specimens OF
every style to be seen at the office.
DR. MAHONY has been in the profession Tor
thirty years, the last nineteen Of which he has
practiced in the city Of Richmond and 70 9Is eds
many patrons during that long period he refers ioi
testimony as to the complete, artistic ana sa,lsi
factory character Of his work In the several
branches Of his business.
TEETH EXTRACTED
without pain by new and perfectly safe method:
Ofice and residence No. 625 Main street, ABOVE
Seventh. 70 -
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IOHN MAHONY. SURGEON DEN.

~ w. JONES, SURGICAL and
VI. MECHANICAL DENTIST. All ope.M M1atS
extracted without pain. Teeth inserted on vulcan.
ito Plate. and durability warranted once on
Main street opposite Arlington House. leH
Den NOV L. u. HALL
II MOORE, u. D., DENTIST, has re-S1i0
moved his Office to No. lol5 Main street, -,
opposite the post office. 10 Il
~ DAWSON, SURGEON
II DENTIST, OPPIoI AVID RESIDENCE a1
10 IIio MXII. BRrwsHY KLBvsHTH AHp
TvxLrra sTIssrs, RICHMOND, VA. N-y
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SALTS. G. TARDr & Co. have . cargo Of salt
lost from Liverpool per ship White Jacket. See
advertisement. 4 great saving by orders sent In
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A CARD.-The unde.sIgnsed,v Id ,design- sign
IA ing TO carry on xxsn,shsss sTsvrs IN
NESS In this city. as:lrs Or other 10 b de-
Any qaanty ~ 49, on the south side OF the dock.
adjoining fso% ~ sSvss,.sss Of der
.they psnSS Sains the business they can eSeS M
Snss%sSss .n ~ s % Ss,dss g sell = 9shSS
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT.-This
court met yesterday, and adjourned with
out transacting any business of Importance.
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RoWT.1NDs lKALYDoR. Ior Inn
1E gr2vinS, 4, sssssssss aSs csSvaeas 81 tAs
IA :ss,:S -. ~. ana sl0eSRIfsSSi s f6t&4y,
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Aux paMlcurs-
GAZ ACIDE NILFIREtA.

NJ. CAMILLE T., MIRE averlt les plantenrs
de Saiut.Jarque, It drs auires pato'sses Qni'
est agent general de NJ, X, A., STEWART pour
l'empIoi du gaz acide sultuIenx dams la iahrIea.
ton du sncre.
Chacun ,Ah que NJ. r. A. Stewart a etc pa
,cn,1 lc II Janvier 1867 par !. Commencement
des E,a,s- Unis pour son sysleme de Qualification
g, de fabrication du sucre au moyen dn gaz
acide suIlurcnx.
Les pet>onnrs qui fabriqnen, le sncre, clan
fen, les liqnides 9, les demi ~liqnides all moyen
Jn gaz acide snlfurenx. doivsnt ne Poi"t on.
bier Que lie droil qni I.nr est garanh par "a.
cha, lie I'appareil Cor ,nnny, Cage, Wheeler,
Began on anite, ne les %anioti>e en- rIen d EN-.
plcyer Ie gaz aciLe snlfnrenx. Ce der'ier dr"'t
arpnr,jcn, rxclns,vemeu, 4 NJ. Il. A Stewart
mar l.,,res pa,euics en- harc do u Janvier 1867.
Les psrsonnes vonlan, Sc servlr du dit Gaz,
senl proctha cmploye aujonrd'hni avec lie plus
grand sncres, h",veri s'adresser a Nj. CAMILLE
f.. MlRE, Saint jacques, (r've dto''-,) gu Az
bureau du Louisian0is IL A"0l 1907.
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sur quatre. viagts aIpenl> de prG'anlenr, Dor.
ne il la ligne suptrieure par la trrre de NJ.
Jean Fauchenxse, d la ligne infarienre par
la terre ci.dessns dtcrtte,-sons la reserve
DIES ha'isses8 ., barritres Gul superintendent
4 NJ. Leon G. Simon.
30. I'm certain mnrccau de tcrte sitnf dams
ce,lr potion de Ia Paroisse Saint, Jacques
connne sous L.. nom de la Iachcrie, etaur la
moitie Est dn Quart ko'd Est. E, la moi'ie
E>t dn quar-, Sud Els, de la Section IA
Township l3-Ranuie l7-ccntenanl cent
cinpnanie lnit acres he terre.
La possession dies diirS ,rois ierrcs sera don.
aux acunsrcuts lie Ter Janvier 1868.
CONDITIONS DE LA VENTE:
COMPLIANT en- billrls ayant cours.
S. TIlERlOT,
..-.." Nh6riE.
parni,se St-Jacqnes, l6 Novembre 1867,
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El:st dc Ia LOmisia ~
Couf du Quatrieme District Iudiriai,e.
PAROISSE Sr-JACQUES.
Succession dr. Marie Sy1ranise Le6quf
reuue Leut,oy Simon.

En- vertn DIM ordre de ven,e q moi aaress6
Honorable Cour que d-s~ns, ~l'ofviira; en-
vrn'e pnbliQne Ell a l'rnchere, fsnr IA pro.
p 'e'f decrite sous IL No. y Ie MERCREDI
10 DECE@BRE 1867, a II henres A. NJ, les
propr'e,es foncieres suivantes appar,enant a la
snsdi'c Succession, SAVIOR:
To- Une cer'a'ne terre sitnee dams Ia Paroisse
Sa'nt:Jacqnes, sur la rive droi,e du Aeuye
MISSISSIPPI, a 81 miles environ au.dessus d.
Ia Nonvelle.Orleans, mesnrant I'm arpent de
tace an dit henve, sur qnatre.vins CTS arpents
dc profondenr, born6e I la Iignc infarieure
par Ia propri6,e de NJ. SEVERN Tregre ct a
la l'sne SUPERHERO par la proprie,e ci.apres
dacrite.
2. Tn certain moroccan de terre si,ue dams Ia
p~aroisse Saint-Jacques, snr Ia rive droi,e dn
feuve Mississippi, a 81 miles environ an.
dessus de Ia Nouvel,e. Orleans, mesura,,
yingt sept zen toises de face au dit asuye
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
0our du Quatriemo District J~udieiaire,
PAROlSSE Sr JACQUES.
E. NlIar~so f. ais,
J, THarayo d. ais.

En- vcrtu DUN dacre,d de pa,,ag o. 4 moi adre>.
Sc par Fhonorab'e IA Cour dn Qnairisme Dis.
irict Jniiciaire dams et pour la parois>e Saint
Jacques, dams ~l'aif.ire ci-dessus, j.hriral en-
ven'e rnhliQne 81 q i'enchere, sur les lieux, 10
SANEDl q DECEMBRE 1867, II h-nre~
din ma,in, les PROPERTIES >uivsn,rs. atm dief-c
tn"r nn p,r,sge entire les parties dams IL I,l-
affaire, savoir:
RE, sitnea daus IA paroisse Saint Jacques. sui
Ia rive droite dn f.nve Mississippi, a environ
81 miles au-iessus de la Nonveli4. Orleans.
mesurant dix arpenl- Ell un Tiers pins on
moi"s de tace an dit t1enve. -'r Qnatre. vinc,s
arpeni- plus on moins lie profond.nr. ferman
dams Ia profondeur, bnrnar a Ia lisne SINE
rienre par les terrss de NJ. Ursin LeBpnf =,
a la lignc infarirnrr par cslleS tie NJ. Jean
Bar,hiIemy Ferrhaud, ensemble wee la su.
crerie, la machine a vapenr, Ies ha,is-eS .,
authorizations qn' sly 'ronven,. sous Ia r6.
serve d'nne tonneller,e appat,enant a N.
joseph Viiiavaso IT d'nue petite mason ayec
SEES dip"ndances apparlenant a Uranie,f c l..
20. Tn lot de seize mnIet-, IN cheval, I'M tau.
rean, qnatre charre',.s, I'M 10, de charrnes,
de harnais, IN grand assortment d'outils
araiolrss, et un LOT de meubles menbian,s,
d'argrnterie Ell d'anttes objects mobiliers.
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS:
Les mnle,s e, objects mobi!iers payables
compliant sur les lieux.-La ,erre payable nn
tiers comptant-nn tiers dams IN an g, un tiers
dams deux ans du jour de- Ia ven,e.-Les acque.
renrs fonrniront leurs biIIets par coupons, avec
securit6 bonnie ct soIvable, fats payabIes au
bureau dn Recorder do la Paroisse Sain,.Jac.
ones, portant intA,et d rai<on de huit pour cent
Pan a dater de 'enr i1ch4ance jusqu'a p.rfa j
Placement, g%aran,is par lie privilege de v-ndenr,
hypotheqne spiciale e, le pac, d. MN ~alienan.
do.-Le dit privilege de vendeur 9, la di,e nv.
p iheqne devant b&nifcier tout por,eur IN
porieurs fu,nrs DIES dts bille,s.-Le monta,,
compliant ainsi que les bilIe's res,eront en,r.
les mains du Sheriff de la p~aroisse Sain,-Jac.
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rNons avons recu Ia carte de Ia maison
I w. HoMAS & Cir. e, nonS la pnhIions. NM.
I. w Holman T. Gle, viennen, d'onvtir a
la Nnnvelle.Or cans. au numero al lie In rne
TchonpitouIas, un grand maga>in de sroce
rie>, wins, liqneuts, tabacs, etc, etc, Ce',e
%nouvelle maison, Acknowledgement a%>>ortie, re-
pondra avec Ia plus gra,,de prom pti,nde aux
demandes qni III; seront fai'es par lsS habi'anrs
gu les marchandS de la campagne. + ROMAN,
Fun DIES employees de la naiSon Holman. 81 AVIAN
tagensement comm drs habilants ct des mar
chands de la L"nisians, ne permetlra pas que
son magasin occupe lie second rang.
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State OF Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH Oh SAINT JAMES.
Succession Of Mari 'sylronise Lel.ruf,
uidou Leufroy Simon.

BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
by the above Honorable Court, | will offer at
public auction. on the first within described
premises. on WEDNESDAY,, HE 18Th day Of
DEFENDER, 1867, at II o'clock A. NJ. the iol.
tracts of land, belonging to the above
Succession, to wit:
10. A certain tract Of land, situated in the Pa,
rish of Sain, James. on the right bank # .he
Mississippi river, about 50 miles abov New.
Orleans, measuring one arppnl front on sad
river, by eighty atpent- in deptr, bounded
below by the land If MIR. SEVERN Treure.
and above by the lrac, Of land hereinafter
described.
20. A tract of land situated also in the Parish
Of Saint, James, on The RICH, bank of The
Mississippi river, ahon, 81 miles above New
Orleans, measuring iweniy.seven ,oises from,
TO said river by eighty arpen's in depth.
bonded above by The land Of Mr.. Jean Fan.
chenx and below by the above described
tract of land, with the reservation Of all the
buildings and fences thereon and belonging
to Mr.. Leon G. Simon
30. A tract Of land situated in that part of The
Parish of S, james known as he Yacherj.
and being the East half of Quarter North
East and the East half of Quarter Sonrh
East of Section IA Township 10 Range IL
and containing one hundred and fifty eigh,
acres of la md.
Possession Of said three tracts Of land will
be given TO the purchasers on the lst day Of
January 1868.
TERMS OF SALE:
CASH in legal currency.
s. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish of St. James, September 10Th. 1857
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Magnolia Store
WHIT'E HAIL POINT.

N. GtrMlh avsr,ii le. hsbi,ants dc Sain,.
jacques quill 'lendra toni ours a leur DISPOSE
ton IN assortment c"mpiri dc MARKHAM
Discs SECiIES, de GROCERIES eI 4. PRO.
VISIONS de 'onlss sor.es aux prir les plus
mndf Is,
J. "fie e.alement IN prix Tres avan,ageux
aux h"b''a"ls p"nr lens proiui,s, tells que
SuCRE, COTTON, PACANES, etc.
70 lie ls.ry d" White Hall, en- face Ie rae.
c"nrc' PadescIaus, e>l tenn var N GrRAuD Ell
traverse passengers. chr,aux Il vo,i0r.s.
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UrNous appelons l'atten,ion de nos lee
teurs sur I'avls de NM. AUBERr & TEisslER,
qui v%ienneni d'onvrir un maeasin sur la rive
gauche de Il paroi-se S, Jacques.
Ces meSsieurs sont irop avanta geu>emenf
connus, 6, lenr passs garantit ASSET leur III.
teIljgence e, 'eur prolific. pour quill soft nti'e
de faire pour cnx dc la reclame ct de Ia recon.
mandation.
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Fiat DC In Louisiana.
Cuur du Qnatrirmc District Judiriaire.
PAROlSSE Sr-JACQUES.
Succession FL Communnuif de CfcHe Tlregrf
tpouse d Edouard N6bre GIs.

A,,endu qu'E.,lonarl W.bre f's, de la Pa
roi~Se S,-Jacqms. Admiui-iralentde la Success.
sim de sa femme deciLet, CiciIe T,eure, II
enliasse en- ce,te Cour son rompte final dad,
ministralinn de la diie Succession ct Crm,nn.
mantle, dtmandanl lhomulnga,ion LiceiuI Ell >a
decharge:
Avis public est par le present dome 4 ion~
ccux y interests, d'avoir a dtduire par ecti,,
dams trent jo,r> de- Ia date du present avis. att
bureau du Grctier de ce,,e C"ur. les ralSnnS
pour le>unelles il ne serait pas fat Ltoi, i la
de,nande du dit pelirionnaire.
Par ordle de la ai,e Cour
r. S. GAUDET, Grefier.
Paroisse S,.Jacqnes, 26 Oc,oble 1867.
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mcnt dams Ia d,m,me du richie, mais encore dams Ia
cabane du pauvre. Chacun donnait scion SEES moyens,
ct lie lnuins richie DIES Aca1iens await toljouls une
poulc ct du nais porr quiconque await fam, un
we're d'eau ct unc coucllc pour Quiconque await soif
ct sommeil, une consolation naive pour quiconque
pleurait ct demandait i ttre console.
C'ttait au temps Oh les JUICES de paix ne savaient
pas lire.
Aujourdhui encore, snalgre la conduitc de Banks
ct de SEES soldats, la porte s'ouvre a qui frappe ct lie
convert est mis- pour qui
Mails il nous taut continuer notre rtcit, car Ben ct
Jose entrent dams lie village de Saint Martin.
j. CENT?
tia fin an proclaim numiro.)
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Succession Of The late Livingstone Clountre


By virtue of an order of sale to me directed
by the above Honorable Court, | will offer at
public auction, on the promises. on WEDNES-
DAY, THE 9TH NOVEMBER, 1867, a. 10
o'clock A. NJ, the following landed property,
belonging to said Succession, 10 wit:
The undivided half of a certain tract Of land,
situated in the Parish n of st james, left bank
of the Mississippi river, abou, SO miles above
New Orleans, measuring one half arpen, from,
10 said river, by forty arpsn,s more or less
in depth and closing in The rear bounded
above by The property Of Mr.. Evaris,e Lou,
where's and below by that Of Mr., Manuel
Brand, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
TERMS-CAsH in lega! currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish of ST. James, 26th October, 1867.
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Lumber! Lumbor!!

O- This Undersigned is prepared to deliver
Cypress lumber # any descr; p'ion a, any place
OIL The Mississippi River, below D,na 'd.onyilie.
and a. far a, The Court House in Sain, James.
at prices ranging from 1927, so to s37 so. ac.
cording 10 quality.
Address R, T. HANSON,
Mccall Bros Plantation,
AZ. 81 DonaldsonyilIe p O,