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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

We Ags 70 have decided rore!ty ana
sensation q, last, n the c'miag of the csls-
ors''d japanese, who, from the tme they
made taeiI a.but in New Ielk have reeeiv-
Cd more favorable notice from tho press and
more patronage from the pablo than any
company Of performers, either native OF
forsgn, that ever Travelled through this
country. They number twenty four artisses,
and among them are four femslss, the nrss
Who ever eff the Enpirsl Of Japan. They
have Also fsur Juveniles. each Of whom Is
Little All Right'iin his way. We have
not space at present to dwell upon the
spscialit'es thcr will present, or TO quote,
ssve mig, Tie encomiums they have ire
csiVed from til tho Eastern and Southern
ci'ies. We c'n only say .hs, their psrfsrm-
sncs, fsom os.nsning to snd. c'mprisss
nothing that -ar ever performed except BY
thsss same .onds srful "Jsps, and We advise
our reader 10 secure their seats, IS soon ~
they can at Luse / Grisss.
THE WElrHEr.-Soms Of the wisacres
who are in close correspondence with the
Clerk Of the Weather, say that we are to
have fec more rain, and little more wind
this month. and that the storms that have
been raging for the past few days are only
ioretaste Of what We may expect for the
next twenty days. This is certainly agree
able intelligence, and in view Of several un-
maeadamizel streets, dilapidated sidewaiks,
and miserable crossings, the prospect is
undoubtedly cheerful to those who rejoice
In the possession OF suburban residences.
II now, our friend who lives perhaps hall .
mile above the bridge, could step into one
OF the csmnicdious street cars Of the East
Davenport and City line, We are firmly per-
suadsd he could be set down near his office
in the city without losing his temper, Of
having his serenity Of mind IN
any way disturbed by tho trials
and 1ibulstions which would befall him.
should he attempt to csms on foot, thereby
causing him to make sundry emphatic re-
marks about the weather, and many invid-
ious allusions, concerning those persons who
are to blame for the extremely soft condi-
ten Of the streets. Truly, as far ~ means
Of getting around comfortably are concern
ed in our city, We can almost say that, "H'c
sirimus ombitiosa rauprtats omnes" We
oil live here in state of osten,aticus peveis
ty-particuarly 10 regard to street cars, for
surely Davenport is city enough to have
them. AZ Ior the rain, Judging from tho
prognostiea, ons we have heard from the
weather prophets, We suppose ii will como
down perfsc.lF regardless Of expensc-like
robbers il VI fall on the jus. and unjust
Hurricanes, ,oraadoes, cyclones, etc area
30 included IN ths b.ll-of fare for this de-
lightfui month pleasant nin't it?-excel-
lent weather for ducks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07
NOTICES.

TIE seasons and their caanges, winter
still fingers IN ,hs lap Of spring, an cold
north. west wind ia still with Us Ycster
day va had cold bleak rain, to-day we
shall have . saev storm probably, and TO-
morrow fine lnsi.iny day. Thc'e sud
den changes play sad havoc with nose Of
our citizans sAassing themselves, particu
larry thos. hayiIg weak lungs For all dis
eases Of this natnre MADAM PoRTER'S 5
CURATIVE COUGH BALsAM will bo
found invalaas.s. Ret.ilec by at Drug
gists st 20, and 70 cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

GRxr hairs, although accountep On honor
BY the old, have never been 90 considered
with respect 70 the middle aged OF young.
These can be easily remedisd BY the use Of
"Bsrrstt's Vegetable Hair Restorative" !"
The only thorough remover and prevents
tive Of all diseases Of the: scalp.-lOgdsns-
burg Journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

Bssr STAND in town, with small stock Of
goods, for sale at q bargain.
Also, dwelling with rooms and 8 lots,
on Third street. Apply to
ELpRiDas 4 Bro,
No. 20 Brady etyeOt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07
AGENTS WANTED Foa 9uE
uistory Of the New STATES and Ttf.ilori

From the Grest River % the q cat nse4n
by ALBARrn ~ k!ChARps8s
Is popularity attcsed hy tho ale 1T pvtr AZ eco
copies tn single r1ea' h.
Lille and Adventure on iraleirs 4 suAtairs aur ire
racihs Coast. with over 50 EuarasHa e tbs scene
y. chirs. Lands, Mines. People ant gsrlesties ef
Tue Great West. ita ready ss.at. th tn sfeH.t1
commission .mHkc II the he#f tuh.DFIp ~ N ais EVER
pnhlishcd, send far csrcatafs A44tef4 ATG4NAE.
VbLi~hlSa co. Chltaso. l'l.. or = ti.lu4s No
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

SrEsR's VINES are the pure juice Of the
grape whose pure and generous qualities
cannot bs excelled for the invalid or cou&
valessht. They are highly esteemed for
sacramental purposes. N. B. Good Wine
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

JAxss 8. kirk 1 Co.'S tine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, ccmprising German
Mattled, Olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm, Re. Sold by all groosrs and fancy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

pu'm'nary Affections are the scouraes
OF New England but with the use Of
Waste Pine Compound most Of the suffer
ing incident to these diseases can be re-
moved. For sale by all druRgists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

Tas PcRnf AND SwEsrnsr Con Lvn or 10 the
~orid Manufactured from frcsh, healthy livers up-
On the sea ehors is IL perfectly pufs aud sweet.
rauents Who have once taken Il can take 10 other.
A.. Tor Hazard q Oasvcls Cod Liver OH. !" manu-
isctarsd bI CAsvnL. HAxAao d Co.. succseecss to
8sts. thsRA eafAV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

Tss Fire Department Of this city have
their annual review on Wednesday the goth
iast. The annual review Of the Rsck L.
land Fire Department takes place on The
22d Inst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07
To-Day's Advertisements.
Eor sale,

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS on EAST SIDE
j Brady s'-act o.tween llth and 1871 streets.
Que 10, 4b r. 80. and the other 81 fee, front
For sale at hgares. Enquire at
J. NJ. SEi.LENS
rnxdSts d2 West Second ST.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

BouSsrss. = Soldiers having bounty
claims will please see notice in snothss
column. II will be 70 their interest to con-
aulA IA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07
l00kl LOOK LOOK

EOR ONE DOLLAR, we will soil fiK h..sas.
Il CaRpete. Sowing Machines. Chamber Seits fiaA'
Fostss, Gold and Silver Watches, Fine J~weiry. &c
comprising great variety Of ueefBi aricest % &c
60 d for One Dollar. To any one ssnH3ns " M
address, by mail, and 30 csnis. We si or~srG item
Eve certincstcs giving ihc name and defcFiptoh ~
hve diGerent articles, which ". viii forward icr ono
Dollar. Male and Female ag,ns -nifs' n every
town esnd for orr Circular JAt KsOS e CO.,
50 Court street. Bo,ion. Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS The annual
meeting Of the Davenport Library Assoola-
tisn, will Be held Saturday evening. a the
rooms Of the Association, n Farrands Block
The exercises promises to bs efunusual inter
est. Besidss the regular business, and the 70
osiving of the reports Of the outgoing Off
GERS, the newly elected officers will be in
stalled with appropriate ceremonies, inter
spsrssd with vocal and instrumental music.
rhs public are cordially invited to attend,
and particularly all those interested in the
success and welfare Of the Society. The
many ladies who have done so much for
tbs support OF the Library as we'll az oil
others interested nrs..rsques,sd to attend,
and SEQ for themselves how things have
been managed, what has bssn done, and
perhaps note the further wants of the Ii
brAry and reading rosms. II 10 also sx-
pscted that strangers as we'll - friends will
attend. There are many who hardly know
that large public Library IS at their dis
posal, by joining the Association, and to
oil such W would say, come cut Saturday
evening and hear what the retiring and in
coming officers have to say. There will be
othsr. little matters Of interest brought up,
Of which We are not at liberty to speak now,
but which will bs Of considerable interest.
We can assure oil Of . plsasant evening
Reports from oil along the river indicate
. sudden rise also on the Lower Missouri,
probably from the late heavy rains that
must have extended over . large portion of
the country.
River business 10 reported very dull at
81. Louis, the elects Of the vet weather,
iu consequence Of which many Of the boats
are delayed long past their regular time.
The heavy wind yesterday caused the
New Boston to damage considerably the
guards Of the little steamer Iowa City.
The ferry boat also had considerable trou-
bic in making her landings on account Of
the wind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

Regal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.
~ Conducted by the Spanish 0ovsrnm eat
$500, ,NCo In Gold drawn every seventeen days. 1n-
scs cashei and information furnished. The highest
price paid for Doubloons and all kinde Of Gold and
Silver. TAYLOR d Co..
fsblI.diy Baakess. 10 Wan 81, New Yefk,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07
One Dollar: One Dollar: !:

4 GREAT WONDER, a Silk. Thihet or Aliphca
a Dvsss, Wool shawl, Carpet, 80 yards shecing,
Family Bible. Set Ladies' Furs SEWN Mac zine Fine
Wool Cloth for Gents Suits. &C e.. for ONE Toll
LAR Bach. Agents Wanted. Circulars ~snt free
Address q. 3. WARREN CO. Boston. Mass
LIVERY LADY AND GENT IN the world aro
T., ted 40 Agents for our ONE DOLLAR ZAIT,
Watch. cut OF Cotton, Dress. Cafiei ard thou
sands oe other articles ter 81 each send ~ cents 0s
checks snd cireulass giving fall Information Lib
eral inducements to agents Circnlsrs cent nee.
BANKS, LORD e co,
~ Washipgton street, Boston Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

WALL PAPsa.-A large assortment oi
asw styles. jest rsssivsd, q Canpeoua
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

ssCvot9f~U 80 = 1oas~. -
For Corn Bsniens. wsts ,Ae. .'Tsy y"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

~!,. Bsware!.. OF ali Worthless limitations
n.Nore Genuine without .COSTAks" SiRnatpye.
-36e and soc, sises kept BY Ill DRUGGISTS
~. 90 sises cent by mail on receipt Of price.
"S 4 - pays for any three el - sizes BY Express
~ 49, pays for sght 81. sisss By Expfess.
Addrcses
HRNRY =. COOTAR.
49, DroaAWay. N. u.
- For sale by ali Dfuessts h Dsvsnppss, Lowe
Sold b Al Wholesale Df.egists b ~ ~ large
eaoieo, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Seld " i. D. BALLARD, "a J. =. aAn1lS.
Whe,e6als ~ 0seail Agsats, Dsvsopsse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07
Ncw Advcrtiscronrn. 4
Pateus Omcog-

Inventors who Wish % take ont Ls,ts.. t,,,.a....
advised 10 counsel Win MlNN 90 .Kg3s-4s..ys,a.
Scientific American. wAn have pros H ats8 ll ~
fore the Patent Ofice for user Twenty Xeats 1r,.9
Amsricsn AMI Earopetn Patent Agency + the ,,s.s.
extensive In the World. Charges less taan ASS rtl (,
reliable agency, A iamphltt cont ming f8f itAttte
lions 10 Inventors. sent gratis.
tW handsome Hsuri NalEms. erta a8r~ 70
Mechanical kngrnsings, and 'he United stage~ Cen
sus by coartles, with ifinis aud Receipts flr Nc
ehsnics. wslied ON rce~ p = . ecffs Aadfcss
MUM & co, ss rark lanw. New ork
TOOK At.ElrT WANTED
~ roR THE NEW HU OK,
LINEN OF Sslis TIMES
,,i, f.stict- %, tho Bav Aa aleeaaf octave
'css illastfeiai svila IT, Ae.si IA Ntetl pn
- = Y. !. 49, rHirat II ~ f4g. w. ~
.AAx sxiIs SIHsRRrsse mtgnxtR
.sl h.en.. cay y is The be., and so. a. -
ooSa tncs ever sad. sot4e Az tts NJ ~ y, - -
week, " VIII outsell ~ nfi4 'r,,,t ref
psy extra commission. Old arenu viii s...,t',ss
this item. Seaj for circulate svip, faii sc
A'dressJ. A. srJDDAHp. lUa NJ .fhts. s5., % VAR
Chicago. M. '"N"''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07
ssCeetss's" Dlttsr-Sweet
ard Orange Blossoms,

Renders tie shin elsa4, smooth - eefs.-
Rsmoveo the Tan. 1fsehies. Pimplee. -,
Ladiss, Try bottle, md sse its wen1erfL
quality.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07
E0TJNTIES.
Information Want.

Information UNNf.d.
r b OLSON. WHO WAS DROWNED ~
81 . the Mississippi near Davenport on the 18th
Of April last was dressed at the time in brown
coat dark grey vest, thick pants with patches,
and heavy Loot. Of grain leather. II his body
has been ,5und. information in regard to its
present resting place will be thankfully recsiv-
ed by the brother of the deceased.
l.. o. OLSON
No. 20 Bunker street, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

Howe L Stevens Family lyr t8lorg.
Tl,iRrN DIFFERENT SHADES, al Ia li7uii torn.
The same shsd--. all Ia powder Town W. nit
visc ih- ns- ~ tho Barts. Hrowus and urah~ ~ ihe
powder form For sale by AL DruA ST aud Dealers
and NJ the Man ufnr tory posOn Ans.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

On sAa To $500 PER YEAR An AreHt is
~ l'JUV wanted 10 every town in tbs uinu. 10
mah- and cell All article of dnlly tansumtfiun I'm
every fainiiy. II 10 entirely new. sac lcfaarc cnt
a. nour. Address
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07
TUOMAA n. ACNEW

GDsn per month gsatautesd e., Gsenf- eserts
SIoV where selling our Patent Efriia-tiag
Clothes Lines Write for tirrnlars - Tie tnftifAn
Wire Co. i63 broadway, y y, or u Deaflotn St.
Chicago ILL.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07
Red Jacket Axe
ColhMrmss 1pasrns.-.y0iy .. 1907.
Tried & not found Wanting.

Sins have full ' trial your Patent A at 6rd
that II 10 all thst you claim t0t t &t W ehp las
than any other Axe that I exc say. s5sl ae
wood Without sticking ata34 lNcUfiuat sop tlfae
dsy, without one for tie cost. ! nee mol 4ar suy
more for anY man that tfic. one viii ..s.l b,
McKeeep port, Dee ~ 1851. " II. hh~f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07
$40 TO $40 4 DAY GUARANTEED.

nooD AGENTS wsntedto introdn . uur NsW sys y
~ SarIrta ss~isa NsoutsE 81. = aHGe.Dn tafn
sdes. The only nrst class. low pricea ma, htae ~
tho market wowill consisn Ma lin Ia rs papsf.
bic pArti-s and employ energetic AeeFt#ae Saiaty.
Full particulars and sample wors fnfnts siio un aas
piieation. Address W. u. WILSON e ts8 ,tlstslsfst
Ohio. Boston. Mace, cs 81 Lsnis. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

Ito effects are immediate. For Cut, Barns
Bruisee. " Weunds. Sore Breasts, Piles, Vi
Gers, Old Sores, Itch. scrofula and Cutans.
oua Eruptions, Chapped Hande. lipe. ~.
Bites OF Animals. Insects, &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07


lAlITInCf The Axe enA the Lahe efr Moth
VhO SHVN patented lnffIHe#Js pu thero
patents will be prosecuted according 80 iav. en-
dsrs Dealers and pers0ur nrinE ATS lbii usmfat.
are ! sbio with tho maker Of til tnf IA. rs
For Sale by all Dealers and the Man Fl tarerq.
IInP0NGDLA ~ ISA AAf sEE.Es.
Successors TO LippiHcoa co.. sgle Uarera et
Patents. IlPfaBt 8SH Ih
THIS Is NJ HUMBUG by scnfihg ~ O.. ere
= Stamp, with age heightb. color 81 aEes nuQ u.
you will receive by return NAL, e9ftrct ritlaas
of yonr future husband or wif. with uan4G ma dao
ofm1rrisge. Address W. Fox, T.. o. nrawOf, Ne. !
Fultonvilis, N. Z.
CURE YOURSELF OF DEBILITY. SEXUAL n}s.
eases, &c. Send your address IN stamped teiups
ami ask for circular OF "Pathology' bftl
AMERICAN NEWS CO. III Nassau At. %cv YVik
To the Ladies.
We are agents for over 0NB HUNDRED fmpgf-
tcrs and Manufacturers and are prepared to .ufni
the whole country with DRY and FANCf GOODS.
silks, shaWls, Jewelry. silver Ware, Furniture, II
amos. Sewing Machines. &c, &c. at tho Uniform
price OF
One De11nr for each Article.
Send your clubs Of 10 and upwards, for descriptive
checks. ehoWtng what article be obtained i3i
One Dollar. with 10 cents for each check.
C1rr0lmrO sent Free.
Presents worth from $sto eco cent free OF charge
10 sgsnts sending clubs. Agents Wanted IN stsfy
town CCsHMAS a CO
10 Arch Street Boston. Mars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-07

AOO1bA0s1:G1b'A FOUNTAIN FNA
l. 90 lines written with on~ pen ~ th Th@ test
u thing In the wsrd Samples seut far ta css 80
day guaranteed Ia Agent Ndafes. g. 4
PRICK co, u Park How, New York
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-06-27


DEATHS OF ENGLISH KINGS AND
QUEENs. William the Conqueror
died from enormous fat, from
drink, from the violence Of his pas
sions, and injuries received from
the falling Of his horse.
William Rufus died the death Of
the poor stags that he hunted.
Henry the First died Of gluttony.
Stephen died a natural death.
Henry the Second died Of a
broken heart, occasioned BY the
disobedience, ingratitude, and re-
belhon Of his children.
Richard the First, Occur de
4iiiea, died like the animal from
which his heart was named, by the
arrow from the bow Of an archer.
John is said to have died from
the effects of poison and increas-
ing troubles.
Henry the Third IS said to have
died d natural death.
Edward the First died Of u
natural sickness. at an advanced
age.
Edward the Second was most
barbarouslY and indecently muir
dered By rlfians employed by his
own mother and her paramour.
Edward the Third died of old
age, and his grandson, Richard
the Second, of starvation,
Henry the Fourth died from
excessive care and anxiety.
Henry the Fifth is said To have.
died of tistItla.
Henry the Sixth died ID prison
By means then known only 70 his
iailor, and known now only to-
Heaven.
Edward the Fourth died from
the effects of his many excesses.
Edward the Fifth was strangled
in the tower by order of his uncle,
Richard the Third.
Richard the Third was killed n
battle,
Henry the Seventh wasted away
as d miser ought To dc
Henry The Eighth died 0f car
bunoies, fat and fury, while his SOM
and successor, Edward the Sixth,
cied of q decline.
aeen Mary is said to have died
0t 4 broken heart WhaEaas she
died 81 q slrfeit from eating too
many black puddina
Queen Elizabeth IS sad 70 have
died of drunkenness
James the First died Ot drlnk-
ms and the effects ~ viee.
Charles the tirst died 0n the
scattolds aal Charles the Second
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-06-27
VRmae mlbIfnrae.

n
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NJ 49, n ~ ~ orsske as r.. lEAoIls lgF
- : ae olng Ilst14ct SqsleiAfe ae q
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elsSL, Z -. ollss n Venue pslolieaet
=. 49, s.-..ss ss ! -. 4 l.ls.
encantanr sTfSroay,E soro,,,;ss;;.,,s,, a ii
: as,sS ~ ;ssgsncs III, 5s.sss ~ @44-
paEa;sqn
gowsess d Z r.,srrs& raoa
=. ~ y. +. 6 Y e
- - II ..sel tees' 81 SsA1te ~
Al'.lAs g 4 s1ssa 9 aS'.'zaslol' ssssolf
AQs--Als "a 3. e. elsa ID N. =. et
le I IN. E du " s.. E. de IA See. "a.
q. los R. B OF. des terres an vents h
OpaI0Usas, contenant 82 55glO0 acres.
date al IeF F6yriar 1860.
49, 81 !, IS
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-06-27


EFFICACY oF ONI0Ns. People ara
often troubled with severe coughs,
the result OF colds Of long stand
ing, which may turn to consump-
tion OF premature death. Hard
coughs cause sleepless nights by
constant irritation of the throat,
and d strong effort To throw of
the offensive matter from the
lungs. The remedy we propose
has been tried with great results,
which is simply to take into the
stomach before retiring for the
night 3 piece Of raw onion, after
chewing. This esculent ii al
uncooked state IS very heating,
and collects the water in the lungs,
causing immediate relief. Let the
afflicted Try it.
She BRoUGHT IT An Irish girl
in the employ Of one 0f our FIRST
families was sent By the lady Of
the house one day last week to q
dry goods store, with instructions
to bring home d bed comforter.
She returned, after q short ab
sence, with one Of the clerks.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-06-27
PEObRAe Sale.


Estate. Of David u. Foreman
DY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
I'D Eighth Judicial District Court of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of Cad
Gasieu, there VIII be sold at public auc-
tion, to the last and highest bidder. BS
the undersigned Administrator. Or &
duly qualified Auctioneer, at the last
residence Of deceased, in this Perish. on
Saturday, July 25, 1868,
the following described property, be-
longing to said Estate, to wit
Ist. s. n. VI Of IN. il. " ana
IN. E of g. E Of Sec 24 z. 10.
IS. R. 5 wv of lands subject 10 sale aAs
0peloUsas, containing so 55I1O0 acres,
as per patent Of the United States No.
$3.50, dated February list, 1860
I'd wv. S Of ~. il. u, s.
of N. W. 81, N. FL III of q. W. s..
E u and Ns WI I o1 E. ID. " OF See.
"a ". 10, s. R 3 w. containing 2A7
66Il00 acres, as per certificate of tEl9
land Office ct 0pelousas, No. COLO. dated
Sept, 10th, 1850.
8CL.-1 head gentle
Cattle.
15 head valid cabtles s head horses and
mares; two yoke of oxen; hogs; sheep9
farming utensils; household and kitchen
furniture, ETC., etc.
Terms Qlad Colasoas
Five per cent. cash, on day a salae
and the balance on credit of one, two
and three years from day of sale; pnr-
chasers furnishing their notes with ap-
proved personal security, residents 0f
the Parish, iN soEid1, to the satisfaction
of and payable to tlla Admins Eator or
order, with interest at 8 per cent par
anatn nom uaasLfilE Fase The
lands to be and remain specially mort
gagged until full and entire payment of
principal and interest
DAVID FOREMAN.
Administrators.
Lake Charles, June 20, 1868.
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mo 20

demce, appentis, etc, exceptee deux
batisses appartenant ! w III Has-
keIl
OoNDITIoNs =: Compliant aYeo b.
nefice destination.
DAVID j. READ, Sherif.
Lac Charles, 20 Jnin. 1868.
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80 ~ Lonfafana.

State OF LOuis1ama.
Thomas o. Boyle 8th District Court
vs Parish of Calcasieu
silas M Finch. NO. 325.
.DY virtue of 4 writ of feri facias
~ To me directed ID the above enti-
tied suit, / viii offer for sale at auc
tion, to the last and highest bidder,
at the Court House door Of this Par
iish, til the town of Lake Charles. Oh
SATURDAY the first day of August
1868, between the hours Of / Il ak.
MI, and 4 r M, an the right, title
interest and demand Of Silas De
Finch, 70 the following described
1prUpgrt tU WIZ
A Tract of lERRRG
sitaated ID lie Parish of Calcasieu.
near Lake Charles, on tie CaIcasieu
River and known as Lot -Four Of
Section One, Township 40 Soath,
Range . West eontaining forty.nine
4El00 acres together with NH The
Buildings and improvements thereon
erected consisting Of
STEAM CIRCULAR
s. "a w M I ia II.
machinery, boilers, dwelling house,
out houses, excepting two buildings
belonging to wv. H. Haskell.
TERs sCash, with benefit Of ap-
DAVIB,I READ, Sheriff.
Lake Charles, june 40 1885,
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died suddenly, il Ii said, of apo
plexy.
James the Second died IN exile.
William the Third died from
consUmptive habits of the body,
and from the stumbling of his horse
Queen Anne died from her at-
tachment to strong water, or IN
other words nom drunkenness,
which the physicians politely called
dropsy.
George the First died Of drunk
enness, which his physicians also
called an apoplectic fit.
George the Second died Of a
rupture of the heart, which the
periodicals Of that day called a
visitation of God.
George the Third died as he
lived "a madma11. Throughout
his life he was at least a consistent
monarch.
George the Fourth died OF glut-
tony and drunkenness.
William the Fourth died amid
the sympathies Of his friends.
"