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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
snotbpr Death from tire Careless Haaaltug
of Firearms.--The Wotla little
Negro Lad, Etc, &c.

We have this morning 90 % one -il-L
tn the long list of human lives that nave
heen cut of by the careless handling Oh
a-ms tbav victim being in this instance q
TttIe coIOred boy, named James Alnt9n.
formerly a slave Of Captain Ch4F-es
Church's.
The accident occurred about one O'clocE
pm. Yesterday, in Centre alley, near the
IeigeT office, the circumstance being
n6Whst as follows:
The lad. who was about eleven or twelve
years old, was sent into the yard adJal--
the gunsmith shop of Mr.. O. Williams
TO draw a bucket of water from the c7
tern. While be was doing so, q young
German. some seventeen or eighteen
wears Old. named john HaemIe, who was
cleaning q pistol at the back window Ht the
sbOD. noticed that the bOv was In range of
the weaDon. (which was screwed up ll
the vice. and so told hiL. Tho child
either did not understand or was MOI.
afraid. and instead of moving ont of inc
way went to the window and looked IN.
While he was thUs amusing himself tle
pistol exploded and the ball entered ms
head, rracJuung the skull and intlicLlu- a
wound, from which he died in a snort
time. Haemle, who was terribly fright
aned at the explosion, rushed OUT a. soon
as he saw what the effect OF the shot had
been, and picked up the child, bearing
him into the house, A GROVE quickly
gathered and the police took Haemle into
custody, to hold him until the matter can
be examined into.
Since writing the above we learn that
Mr.. Haemle went before Squire Moor.
during the evening, and was ca,lmitrel
to await the report of the Cor0uer's inc
quest on the body of the child.
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VALUABLE JEFFERSON STREET RESI-
DENCE AND BUILDING LOT AT
AUCTION TO DAY.

The au~c,ioneer's flags flying on JEFF
direct attention to the sale of the valuable
residence and lot which Will be offered to
the highest bidder, at five o'clock this
afternoon, by Messrs. Register, Trezavaut
* Co., aUctiOneers. The property to be
sold is that handsome and CONNEXIONS
brick dwelling house on jefferson, below
Third, fitted up by Mr. Leech, the present
owner, with every convenience for q COM
plete private residence, and must always
command ready tenants and full rent on
account Of its very central position. The
auctioueers invite a general attendance of
their friends, who, if they canuOt all be
furnished with a house and Tot, viii not
be allowed to go away without something
cool and refreshing.
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1t has been said that in the hands of a
competent writer a volume Of great in
terasl could be produced giving a his
tory of the litigation of Mrs. Gaines, from
July. 1876, the date of d filing of her first
NJ, to the final conclusion Of the Su-
yremo Court of the United States, i'm 1867,
i'm her case against the city Of New Or
leans.
She was born in New Orleans, the exact
time is not clearly proved, but it was IN
the year 1904 or 1905, and at the house of
Mrs. Harriet Smith. When she was six
or eight days old she was put in the
charge of Mrs r. NJ. Davis, and remained
with her until the date of the marriage
Of Myra to Mr.. Whitney. She was
brought up by he family of Col. s.. B.
Davis, and was considered the daughter
of Mrs. Davis. A very short time pre-
yiOus to her marriage with Whitney, Ms.
Davis made known 10 her the true his
tory of her p~arentage. It was then, with
a zeal and energy uneEampled, as the
relation of her litigation viii show, that
she commenced to assert her rights and
to establish the truth of her parentage.
Why she was kept in ignorance, up to
this date, of the fact tina Clark was her
father. has never been explained. Mr..
Justice Davis, of the Supreme Court Of
the United States, upon this portion of
the history of her case, pOlntedly says:
" To the discredit of the friends of Daniel
Clark, this child grew to wOmanhOOd in
utter ignorance of her rights and parent
and did not ascertain until 1884 then
not fully, since which time she has been
endeavOring to obtain her rightful inner
itauce. Owing to the lapse Of time, it was
difficult to reach the truth, and necessa-
rilv for many years she CROPPED her way
in darkness; but finally she was able to
show the great fraud perpetrated against
her"
WHO WAS DANIEL CLARK
A few lines in relation to the father of
Mrs. Gaines may interest her friends in
Memphis.
Daniel Clark was born in Ireland, and
came to New Orleans in the year 1892.
He O became one of the most prOmi-
nent merchants in the city. His fortune
consisted in his talent, education
energy. His letters and other writ
show him 10 have been a man of
highly cultivated mind, and his perse-
verance and energy were unbounded. He
a leader i'm all the great local enter
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Cleaning ana Dyeiug 10 perfection, at
Hollenberg's, 262 Second street.
Six card pictures for fifty cents. Pho
tOgraphs, 81 per dozen, at Armstrong,
Gem Gallery, 2ll Main street.
Rev. Andrew Kerr, because of inn
paired health, Will spend the next two
months at Allegheny Springs, Va.
The thermometer stood at IS Fair.
at Z O'Clock yesterday morning aJ Sj5
Fair. at y M and at So at g O'Clock.
Remember the gettysburg dead "
picnic tomorrow. Go and see the prizes al
POdesJa ~ Cazassa's Ice cream saloon.
The Recorder disposed Of twsutv-siE
cases yesterday morning. Twenty-Five
dollars were assessed in fines, and thirty
dollars collected.
Julius Stroud and James Thompson
had a scrimmage yesterday on the street.
which wound up by their both getting
into the CalabOOse.
-FhOs. Nolan got out a peace warrant
before Squire Herman, Yesterday. for
Mary Beatty, the lady who was fined
$40 by the Recorder on Tuesday morning
-Alf. Carol, a sharp Cincinnati negro.
with a lot of pals took IN some green dar-
klos ON the leyee yesterday morning.
with three-Card monte. The polio.
monted him.
The buildings around town are rapid
y ~ Io1Iou' nc 7...,
-ari nr NJ 81 --I TsIo- - 2. -0 ~
mt M NJ, 10 ,Efon, of 49,, =,
ln, ~ .r5 ~ H.
nh NIX. I.tarf,I- III i "''I'9' 'N'
ChafIes LOOMS the lah VINO cut JA"
80 bi gUs T"g ~ .I en- ~, 7sJ,aG@E "-o muo
81 - - 49, ".7
,,Cr,i,r a-5 -. - ~, gs-.s
far ms 90 go of tEa Crfr,5..r r-r..'
- - '"0 No"''
"1N1 ID"
Inc programme Tor the picnic on FRI
day next, Will consist OF sport, addresses,
recitation OF iavorlte poems, fancy dane
ing, swinging ana other amusame1ls.
Everything THAT Will add To comfort Will
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nonresident Notice.

I'm First Circuit Court OF Shelby County
Action 0r ReULevtu.
Pat Hopkins, Marian Hopkins. j. a.. Per-
Sins a d. lnalmels, and Amelia Williams.
VS.. LglTg Martin, Geo Hayden, C.. IS. g.. and
J.. r.. Hardin.
N la-s cause It appearing from the return
4 OF ,-t 7ueFlu that the defendants, Henry
IaItiu and l.. j.. Hardin. are residents Of
,aa state OF Arkansas and uOu-resideuts OF
10 is therefore ordered, That publication be
made fl the Memphis Taffv Abre.I f9r frur.
'.~e."..r weeks, citing the SAID defendants
.... 'N..T appearance I'm the First Circuit
.' o. u--g ioE shelby county, at the
..~ur-nHurH I'm Memphis, on the third Mon
DID, september, 1870, and within the first
a"ee days thereof, To- plead, answer or demur
TO l4e E.aaUt.L s. sHf gf TeULeriU or the same
VIII Doe proceeded with exparte: and that a
copy OF This be furnished the said paper for
publication. This June Ij, 1870
FRANK TAFT. Clerk.
HF p. F COLEMAN. ID. G..
Y. b. Lur--g- any Tor PLlLutLns. L.L-
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PERSONAL.

w. s. S0Uthworth. Esd, of the firm OF
SoUthworth 81 Thayer, returned home o
day or W ago with his bride, and is stop
ping at the Overt0u. whore he has re-
crived the congratulations of his legion of
friends.
W. $. Davis, of Clark & Co, ST. Louis.
Missoari; Major A. r. Wigs, Iuka. Mis-
siSssiDpi; Colonel v. B. lizard. Forrest
City; Colonel T.. w. Mathews. Pamela.
Mississippi, are at the Commercial Hotel.
DIR. w. H.. ChiIdress. La Grange. Ten
uessee; Judge John W. g.. Watson. Holly
Springs Dr.. Luke p. Blackburn. Arkau-
sas, are registered at the Peabody Hotel.
FIRST quality Wamsutta r. =. Shirts
made ID order for S@6 per dozen.
WIGGANS 81 THORN,
2SS Main -rrsat.
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burg Dead picnic consist Of a tine or
naiueuted cake for the preJtiesy vOuug
lady a line cigar case for the baudsJm.-a
young man; a pair Of fine vases for tine
most popular married couple; a Barlow
knife for the ugles5 young man on the
grounds, and to the young miss under
twelve, dancing the best fancy dance. viii
be presented a pair of fine vases bv The
committee. All of the above prizes are
to be- seen at PolesJa 81 Caz4ss4's ic8
cream saloon,
The SodaIjty Silver Band returned
yesterday from Jackson, Tenn. Their
concert there was "a grand success. The
hall was crowded to excess with the elite
Of Jackson and a great many visitors
from Memphis. The programme. con-
sisting OfvOcal and Instrumental music.
was rendered to perfection, as proven by
the continuous applause. The perform
ance concluded with The magic box. or,
who stole the lIquOr2' which was highly
appreciated and loudly apDIauded. The
academy smosJ delightful situated, and
promises 20 be one of the most flourish
ing institutions of the sort in the State.
After a long period of domestic quiet
and felicity, war has again broken out fu
the household Smith-RizZi. The tocsfn
has again sounded and the hostile forces
have had one collision, the result Of which
was, that the fair Adeliua was placed H0Ts
de combat, and Smith was locked up i'm
the county Jail for perjury. When smith
was arrested he begged the police 20 90
down to Adalina's castle, the catfish
under the bluff, and lock it up: as
it, like Adalina, was unable to take care .
Of itself. The officer who entered. found
the noble lady reclining on an ottoman,
consisting of "A pile Of corn-sacks. with an
Q upty whisky bottle in each hand. and
the contents of the same inside of her.
As she had "A right to get drunk i'm her
own house, the officer threw a tarpaulin
over her recumbeuC form and locked UP
shanty, giving the key to her son TO
take care of.
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FOR RIVER.

Memphis a5G Arkansas River Packet g8H.
P~any--Bsiici States EzI Lias.
Eo- Helena. Friarl-F Point. Mouth white Rive.
Pine BIUE- Little ErrE 0r| r-TElE-
connections Tor HCl springs nHl Eg.. -Gr....
SHC@nCE MAY EOVG-
r L.
This elegant passenger steamer ~
viii leave as above
FRIDAY. Julg ESQ, ats PM
For freight or passage apply on board or.
Comrauy's Office No.5 Gst.sru -r. S.ar...
BIoCE.
Js.g VIZ. ElVNEDtT ava-.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELL.

The pumps, pipes and points furnished
for the same are of the most approved pat
terms. For sale at Thomas FlanueTv's.
% Jefferson street. Orders from the
country viii receive prompt attention.
To MERCHANTS ONLy.-Send all orders
for Sea Moss Fsrine to Wilde, Collins 81
Co., wholesale grOcsrs, l94 Main street,
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RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, June %, 1870.
The river fell 90 inches in the past "A
hours. Below high water mark Of 1867.
10 feet IL inches.
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P. Sour store is kept open till 2
o'clock every evening or the accommoda-
ton of ladies finding ig iucouveuient To
come out earlier during the day.
HERZOG & BRO.
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WATCHES FOB CONDUCTORS.

WATCHES FOR ENGINEERS.
Watches of all styles and prices.
Fresh goods, new styles.
We are selling goods at reduced prices
and lower than any house in the city.
WE STUDY TO PLEASE
WILLIAM c.. BYRD,
Successor to MEREIMAN, BYRD ~ Co.,
DO Main street, Memphis.
HALF-DOZEN first quality WamsuJta
F.. T.. Shirts made to order for SIS.
WIGGANS THORN,
233 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-30

HITE e. CoRwINE, proprietOrs of the
Job Printing establishment in the APP
PEAL Building, "A Union street, are
now prepared TO execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons Of the APPEAL viii bear this in
mind and act accordingly
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ST@AnIIR O1AEE

Memphis and Arkansas Rive. H.e- Co.
pauy-Fgr Cairo. Evansville, Louis
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Memphis and ".EH.lHtI Packet ..wH...-
FOR Cairo L4lu.E vile and .fre.gu#.
SILVER MUtN. ...... .rr...t-. s.....r
TlIs elegant sug swim sl1Ele-
vii leave ss above
FRIDAY. July .sf. ~ S r.--
F-AEEN HalE-|eE ~ Accents.
les Ng-uy Block. F-. Row
Memphis and Arkansas Rive. H.e-.. C.r.-
rauv-F.r Cairo. Evansville. Louis
willie and -CLuuIlua..
ST. AnLER OF
Tom Berry
The above IEll-9IguE.t ami IT.
newly re6Lfed Steamer VIII IHaEa
as above ami 4lI Intermediate points
THURSDAY 5u.L EL-l, lsH ..u-
For freight or passage arn.r Hr Company.
office, No. Madison ST. stanton Block. .ruu
board boat.
ftZ5 VII k.rE .#HT. Agent.
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LADIES JET IEWELRY

IHIINI NTIII0
AT J.. ROESCHERrS JET PALACE,
S2S MAIN STREET.
All Jet Goods bought in my establish
meut will be repaired without charge.
j. ROESCHER, JeWeler.
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE, BosToN-Its
central location, admirable management
aud luxurious cuisine have made il a pub
lie favOrite for years past. Newly fur
nished and all late improvements added.
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THURSDAY MORNING.
GREAT BARGAlRS---NEW GOODS.
LACE GOODS Observation-Disclosures
AND HANgKERCHlEFS.

Great Bargains in Linen Lawns, Jac3-
net Lawns, Dress Goods generally. Bar
gains in Handkerchiefs and Hosiery.
Bargains in ParasoIs. Bargains in Ho-
siery. Call to-day at
HERZOG & BROS.
294 Main.
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RIVER NEW
BOATS Gavin THIs DAY

BOATS LEAVING THIS UAE
81 r.-
vlcEs6rrr - .rter- r gDl75 pm
Cincinnati. 0IsrE ID
Ttlt,+,L oIAi--~-GE ".l-HEEE5 pm
PAN
A--+A
Faqllne Louis
y..g Err Dysrsuurz
0I-l"N7
DhFA
Nlek Longworth-- Louisville
'U''He Orleans
IN EOh1'
ozark saLie
Br-rp
ms AM BUSINESS.
Gas Works, June %, 1870.
b river fell 81 inches in the mast "A
hours. Below high water mark Of Is4-
10 feet IL inches.
CHARLES GOODWIN.
Superintendent Gas Works.
Ey
C
D~HLEA< June Z5-ArrVed 4:
Hou9gou' L'u'sFLt.ei Mary Alice
VIZ o"LEes' ~. LOUIS "edthericIear; at
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
peusary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-iu another col
umu. il should be read by all.
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IARPEE's MONTHLY, improved style
with leaves neatly cut, for sale st Joe
L0cke's. Z35% Main street.
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DEPA
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FOR JUDGE OF PEoBATE COURT.
FUDGE PROBATE COURT-EDroRs APP
ID PEAL-EelHear 1ou WIN piease an
n1uuCe me "a ca1ollate loL EIC3alt 14uEe on
shelby county, al the Pe5Ssq y SIsGI5oh
TUDGE PROBATE COURT j annoqnoe
Judge Of SHELBY county, subJeSt 70 the
artHou of the Democratic Nominating CON
raafIon. re2q| J. SCALES.
FUDGE PROBATE C9lkL-We are author
81 lied Oh announce j p 4 Raj as a canal-
county. jeza
JUDGE PROBATE UOURT-Ws are author
y rhnriZet 20 announce that b. bAkNE
-e % candidate Tor Judge OF Probate curt.
primary CON sL-oAr 7a-.L1ag july lo-l az
- pm uOmLnaf-LE convention Monday
July htl- Election lF>l thursday IN August.
ROD rruEE rs-u urnTg
----
y SaA. co. .4t LL# HeEe
ship in the l4t4 1lIculA consisting on the
e9lILLg o ~
Lt145loE-g' alU Lla, Isrl "' G3HH'S
outside LAe corporate limit. OF memphis,
T0TTTY FFG7gTFF-T am a candidate ro-.
- Gounly register. E-eel'2a hTs5 oLR2rs-
JUDGE SUPREME COURT MD. DIV.
1000 ---rD-,-r r,,--- ,.rr-rr -r,-r
j -ros.-We are authorized 20 announce P.
TURNKEY a- a candidate for Judge of the SUI
ureme Court from the Middle Division. ma
r-DcE sF-pgr,TE COURT EAST DTv
JUDGE SLfhfAr COUNT EtLS Dl
81 FI-IoN--la response 70 aAe p41Lsle4 can
|. .A...."an ID. ... .". .| #H...A" '.#.HNaH" NJ
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD
ARRIVAL AND pEPAsTuag OF NAILS.

MEMPHIS P0suoFFICE. -Ohice hours
from S am. too p.m. Sundays from 9 to
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STEAMBOATS,

FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER
Regular st. Francis River Paczr-r,- v-.
burg and Way Laud.ugs-
S, Q. e EEeFLor. ma..-
j. K. Marshall. clerk.
This elegant Ehr-lraU steame H.
viii leave promptly as above. ~
THIS DAY. seth lnst,, aI b pm.
For freight or passage apply ON board.
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MEMPHIS LITERARY SOCIETY.-At the
-semiauuual election Of officers of this
Society, held on Saturday last, June 18th,
the following were elected for the ensuing
term: G. W. Baxter, President; W. II.
Trader, Vice President; j. p. Crews, Re
cording Secretary; W. W. Littleiohu,
Corresponding Secretary; J. R. Lisen-
bury, Treasurer: +. q. Guthers, Critic;
J. A. Spicer, Editor; E. f. Wills, Libra
riau: and w. H.. Eastland. Censor.
SILyER-MOUNTAIN SOAP, exclusively
wholesaler by Wilde, Collins IL Co., whole
sale grOcers, 1874 Main street.
JOE LOCKE has the largest assortment
of dailies on his counter at 2361Z Main
street.
n ACCARONI.-Just received, 200 boxes
fresh Italian Maccaroni, imported from
Genoa. No. $50 Jefferson street.
j, MONTEDONICO.
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JUDGE SUPREME COURT hid. DIV.

COUNTY REGISTER-T am candidate for
- County Register. Election first Thurs
day iu August. Jel6l JNO BROWN.
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Mercury 79.

Chute. Weather clear. Mercury 70.
Showers during the day.
CINCINNATI, June 29.-River falling.
Departed: Armadillo for New Orleans.
HaaEE rain his morning.
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FORTY kegs of English Baking Soda
street.
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ALL Of the latest weeklies and month
lies, just received at Joe Locke's, 1861
Main street.
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No. l Gravel Roofing done by BarthoI-
i Allen, No. 5 West Court street,
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TENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
81 aodt
Francois Tautrot as. THehsma, s
Richard, Administrator.

Francois Tautrot as. Wehsma, s.
Richard, administrator.
Cour de District-St. L~andry-No. 1868.
I'M vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vente,
~ lance par Honorable la Cour de Dis
trict du ame Dlshi let Judiclaire, siegeant dams
ct pour la Paro;sse de st Landry, dams raf-
faire ci-dessus i~ntitulee, ct a moi adresse,
~j'ofrirai en- vente publique, a la Maison de
Cour de cette Paroisse, en- la vile d'Opelou-
sas, leSAMEDI 5 Noyembre 1870 a II heures
du rnatln, la propriete ci-apres decrite, saisie
pour satisfaire lie dts ordre, SAVIOR
Une ~certaine habitation situee sur la rive
gauehe du Bayou Teche, avec les batisses ct
ameliorations qui y sont ~situGes, ayant qua.
torze arpents de face sur lie dit bayou, ONE
d~esquels ont I'm profondeur de vingt-deux ar.
penis, ct les autres trois desquels ont une pro-
fondeur de dixhuit arpents, bornee en- baut
par la terre de Francois C. Devilliers, ct en-
bas par des terres ci-apres d~ecrites, en- arriere
par les terres de. les veuves Valery Langlois ct
Hiiaire Duplechain.
2 La moitie indivise dun moroccan de terre
situe en- cette p~aroisse, sur le Bayou TGche,
contenant deux cents arpents de surperhcie,
plus GU moins, borne Ell haut par lie moroccan
de terre ci-dessus decrit. ct en- bas par les ter.
res de la veuve Hilaire Dupl6chain
3 Cinq mulets, une vache ct son veau, I'LL
fer a marqGer les animaux, une pair de dia-
BILE, une vieille charette a beuf.
Conditions-Comptant.
NJ THOMPSON, Sheriff
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Dr., RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEbIEK

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money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease
in any stage which they fail to cure.
nR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No,
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and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cutaneous EruptionS:
Copper-colored blotches, Soreness Of the
Scalp, Scrofula, &c; it is the greatest Reno
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removes all mercury from the system, and
leaves the blood pure and healthy
nR RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM, No.
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in all its forms, and gives immediate relief i'll
all cases.
Price of either No. ]. or 2. $5 per bottle,
or two bottles for 80.
nR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE.
~ a rapid and radical cure for all urinary de-
rangements. Price So per bottle.
nR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR
D D'AMOUR, a radical cure for Nervous
or General Debility, in Old or young; impart-
ing energy with wonderful effect. Price s.
per bottle, or two bottles for SO.
On receipt of price these remedies will be
shipped to any place, None genuine without
the name o f"DR. RICHAUS GOLDEN
REMEDIES, D B. RICHARDS, Sole Pro-
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Vcnte DslI. lie Sherif.

CoUR DE DISTRICT, ST.. LANDRY, No. lO225
antoine Lambert ct al, admrs., as. &C.
leste BOY, ueure, ct al.
I'm vertu dun writ de feri facias lance par
Ia phon. 8me Cour de District dams ct pour
la dite paroisse, dams laffaire ci-dessus. intitu-
lee, ct a moi adresse ~i'offrirai en- vente pub
lique, au dernier ct plus ofrant eneherisseur,
a la maison de cour en- la vile DIES Opelousas,
a ONE heures du matin, lie
Sameda, S Novemdre, 1870,
la propriete ci-apres decrite, saisie pour Salts
faire le dit ordre, a SAVIOR:
I'm certain moroccan de tetre boisee ct de
prairie, situe nord de lhabitation vendue a
Edmond johnson, contenant trois cent cinq-
ante arpents de superficie, plus GU moins.
borne sud par la dite habitation vendue a
Edmond johnson, nord par lie bayou Grand
Louis, est par des terres de Joseph Lacomb,
ct Quest par DIES terres du DR.. James Hill.
Conditions-Comptant
NJ THOMPSON, Sheriff
loot
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Succession de WeopAize Herbert.
I'm vertu dun ordre de rHon. la Cour de
IL Paroisse de la Paroisse st. Landry, il SO.
ra vendu en- vente publique, au plus ofrant ct
dernier ench9risseur, par lie soussigne admir-.
on par un ~encanteur dGment commissioner
au magasin du defunt en- Ia vile de Wash.
ton, ls
Mercredi, 26 Octo6re, 1870,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, dependant de
Ia succession de Theophile Herbert, decide,
q SAVIOR
I'm grand assortment de marchandises de
toile, de laine, de toutes especes, dc quin.
caillerie, ct de ~vaisselle I'm lot de meubles, Ell
beaucoup d'autres articles don't Sc compose
un fond de magasin.
Conditions-Comptant.
EBERT CAN'T,
l5oct Administrator Public.