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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-31

The rsscslities Of Governor Holden,
Of North Carolina, and his confeder-
ates who I'LL the atmosphere with
lies, in his interest, are too much for
the New York Tribune. 1t thus de-
msnds an explanation of a piece of
rogueryfpracticed on it:
We have 8 word for Governor Holasn
and Senator Abbott. Just befots the Nertb
Carolina election, we printed a letter
from Judge Tourgee, concerning the Kn-
KIux outrsges in that State. Certain
very startling statements were made in
II, which, bur for the respectable sigma
tnre, would have been universally
scented. Judge Tourgse promptly wrote
us, complaining that the figures he had
given, In e-numerating cases Of outrage,
had been increased tenfold BY the sd
ditien OF q cipher to each, converting
ten into q hundred, etc. Now, we
printed the letter precisely rs Governor
Holden In person, delivered II 70 our COR
respondent, and as the Correspondent m
derstood that Governor Holden had re-
ceived 1t from Senator Abbott, TO whom
it was addressed. We submit to these
gentlemen that they have allowed too
long . time 10 elapse without explain
ing 70 rs how the d~lsgracefui gsrbling
occurred We should have expected
them 70 be a. indignant as we were our
selves 81 the frsud practieed upon US, and
70 BE- prompt in exposing the forger
who sbpsed their trust On copying the
lettsr1 Thy putting into Judge Tourgee's
month INDUSTRIOUS assertions which he
never dreamed Of uttering. Governor
Holdenl who gsrbled the letter which
you gsve our corEespondent8
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Econ the report Of the Secretary

tROA lue IopOEt VI bAo DCOACeolS vi
the Treasury, called for by Congress,
as to balances due the Government
from Collectors Of internal Revenue
and attaches, it appears that nearly
six millions are unpaid and stolen
since the reign Of General Grant com
menced. The stealing has been done
by about three hundred and forty in
dividuals, ten of whom have got the
lions share Of the whole. Some OF
these have been prosecuted in civil
suits, but none in criminal actions.
None have been convicted, none sent
to the peDitentiaries. 1t would never
do to punish good Radicals in that
fashion. This is the reform Of Grants
Notwithstanding stealing, little re-
firm
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nuR USUAL ANNuAl STATEMENT.

On the first of September tomorrow,
we win publish an Annual Review
Of the Commercial and Financial trans
actions OF Memphis during the past year.
Il viii be complete in every particular,
and to the merchant and planter viii be
= valuable sud interesting paper. The
unusually large edition Of the APPEAL,
which we win issue on the occasion, will
afford an uncommon Involvement 70 ad-
yertissrs. Cotton men buyers and sell
lsrs) would do Eslito prepare their cards
for the occasion endmake their announce
ments for the coming season, Orders Tor
extra copies of this edition may be left at
the counting room.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

ny virtue OF q Deed OF Trust executed to ].
ID s. Lanphier or the sheriff OF Desha
county, Arkansas, as alternate Trustee, by
William p. Worried, on the lt day OF Feb
ruary, 1851, and duly recorded In Book h
page 80. OF the Records Of Desha eoanty,
Arkansas, to secure % 3 o. Nelson &Co., or
their assignees, certain Indebtedness therein
mentioned; and the said J. = LanPhter,
Trustee, having declined and refused 70 act -
such Trustee, which announcement OF as
ssfd trust Is duly recorded in Book page
the records of said Dssha county Ar.
kansas; now, therefore in of the
powers vested in me by said Trust Deed,
I VIII. on
Tuesday, the 2eth saY Of September, 1870,
Between ths hours OF 8 O'Clock an. and 4
O'Clock pm. IN 'front.' OF Petersons store
house door, at Ka0wlton's Landing, near the
premises TO be sold, in Desha county. Arkaa-
sss. sell to the highest bidder, for eSkih. the
real estate situated IN said Desha county
scrfbed as follows, TO wit: A certain tract or
parcel OF land, situate, lying and being IN
counEy of Desha and stale OF Arkansas, viz:
The Sc ar. o. he 9rp tns Of tnsS
No IN one, containing % 4l-l09 acres; the
east one-hsli and the NV y Of section two
m. containing 469 S2-f00 acres; the north half
N 81 OF section eleven plb containing zg
u, and the north part Of the southeassG r- OF
sectfl n twelve nj, containing "a &k-ls0 acres.
IN township No. south, range I east me
south part Of the n W = OF section seven 70,
IN township seven south, range 2 east, con-
tsfnfugi 100 70-l00 acres; the y OF Ties EZ
of section IS, in township six s0uthsrange
scres. OF Whieh sOout so acres are cleared,
known as the Worfeid tract of lands
The title to said property is believed 70 b
good, but I sell and convey only As Trustee
Equity Of redemption barred
ALFRED a EDIHGTON, sheriff
iva Desha county, Arkansas. Trustea
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L. ssut by mail TO Subscribers. one yeAT, sloi
ak months, IS COZ less thsn six ! y
per month; with SUNDA1 EDITION, Siia yeAl,
Sc we'd by carriers anywhere in me el1s AnD
az urbs At TwxSrY-Frvn CEEr pc WSSA'
sunday edition included.
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CORRESPONDENTS

containing Important NKvs. solicited nom
any psrt Of the Globe. WRITER'S
address reQuired On every -
privste guarantees OF good iSlth
municatiors recommending
once VIII be charged for.
We nave no travelling agents he1
ust b by drst OF postonce oroel' A
n the risk o. tbs sender.
An letter. on business should be sooresse0
"a WrTHERsFooE, Business MAns
nj eonmunicEtions and letters for pubheS
-iou. EDrToRs APPEAL
W. R. HUNT, President
TYLER sEcxxrART.
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TEE WEEKLY APPEALl

enbl,.had every "wednesday MORNINGS sem
,o-sansrrsesrz 81 3 soc year; 70 eiuos Of two
or more, 81
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- pAux APPzAL. Gper square, eenh
: I,na. or 10 cents per line, aocoroing 70
r1soe In the WEEKLY. one-half rstes OF
t.sDAur. Advertisements inserted IN tnS
sUrpAY APPEAL, are charged 40
stt,onal 70 above RATS. Ternsi Cash In 80
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PLANTERS BANK


M nar.shv notified that, by q decree OF
a rha Chaoce Court at Sashytlle In the
eausa Of W W. BERRY AaAINsF EEE RLAHI-
ERs' BANK AND oTHEEss maes NHaa ste 49,
holderE 81 the notes Of the P1anteFs ban<s
or any other claims or demands. OF Wnatso-
s1sT natura- against said Ban must nle the
serna m the once OF the Clerk and Master OF
said ChancsRy Court, by or before the
First MOnday in October, $40,
/ And that notice Of thIs order be published IN
Knoxville and Memphis, and N the weekly
papers OF Franklin, Pulaski. MurmeesDoro,
Athens and ClaI ksgiLe, eoutnuo1A1y Up 70
the Art Monday IN October, N70
MOTION B. HOWELL,
AIN Clerk ana Master.
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
NORTH AND EAST
FALL SCHEDULE.
TAKES EFFECT SEPT z, 1870

The train leaving Memphis at l:l5P.m- runs
daily, The zoo am. train does not run on
sunday. Both trans run through TO Louis
VILE without change. Elegant sleeping ears
run through on the l:l5 p m. train from KEN
uhfs TO Louisville, connecting at Loulstv1le
with through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland
Bunalo andNew York, without change only
one change from Louisville to Baltlmore,
WashfnRtou City and Boston. Berths and
stateroOmE. in through cars, can be engaged
Al the Ticket ONCE, ZS7K Main street
J. F. BOYD, superintendent
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent auH
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COTTON FACTORS,
NO. Il UNION STREET,
StOnswall Block, : Memphis, Tenn.

- From the above card Il Will De seen that
A. G.. Treadwell. late OF Meacham q Tread
well, and Treadwell Bros. have united under
firm style of Az & Bros. To their
friends who have heretofore patr0n1zed them
so literally, they return sincere thanks, and
to them and TO all who may favor us with
their patronage, we pledge our best efforts
anad&v &C TREADWELL a BROS
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APPEAL


Ia pubUshsd daily and weekly by the Mem
phis Appeal Publishing Company, at the
Appeal Building, Nc. "A Union ST., Memphis
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Memphis and Raleigh Railroad.

NOTICE IA hereby given that there viii be
~ a meeting OF the stockholders OF the
paoy. at their Office, No. Z Madison street,
Mem Tenn, on THURSDAY, september
i. $50, for the purpose OF erecting q perma-
uent organization by elscting a President
secretary, Treasurer an Directors, in ac-
cordance with the prOvIsionso OF their charter.
A. ]. KELLAR,
WN. F. RIDER,
A. p. CURRY,
J. NJ. COLEMAN,
VIM.
Committee.
Memphis, August %, $50. auA
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A zs ID Es
nREMTUM SPECIFICS which received pre-
ii mlurns At b Virginia State Fslr,NoY, 1855.
ELIAS EFFEcTuAL ERADIcAToR-A posi-
tive cure for rheumatism, Lumbago, and all
pains of tnezifEnbs and Joints, which many
have testified to. Price ST %.
ELIAS HnFFEeTUAH ELIxTR-A perfect cure
TO all sufferers rom Dysentery, Disrrhea and
all the bowel disorders. Price IS cents.
ELIAS EFFEcTUAL EXTRACTION the IN
s~tantaneouS cure of Toothache and Neural
gia Price % cents.
~ ELIAS EFFECrUAL EIIxIR pos
tive cure for Dyspepsia and AL derange-
ments OF the stomach, and IS an ordinary
Tonic, 81 second TO none. Price 81 co.
ELIAS PREMIUMCENENT, "CONGLUTTNE.H-
For mendine China, 9lass, Wood etc. firmly
and tmpereeptibly. Price Is cents per vial.
n proprietor takes pleasure In recon-
mendtng his specifics TO the public. assurfne
their that the most remarkable cures have
been effected by their use when an other
trial to be convinced Of their great value n
Graduating most disorders incidental 70 the
human frame. go ~ 9 - aaa4 W 800
Fcr sale Wholesale by ISRAEL ELIAS sole
-proprietor, No. Isl Duane street, N. Y and
q. w. n q CO., No. Isl Main Sc.
RENkERT, No. 10 Main st
GOODYEAR q HILLS, No. III Main al.
And druggists generally throughout the
United States, aulz
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ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
IRON WORKS.

n ARDEN and Cemetery Adornmens, Cast
VI Wrought Iron and Wire ha11ngx.fo
tsins.V Vases ,Verzu6as, Ssttees, Arbors, Chairs,
summer Houses, Iron stairs, spiral and
Straight. in every variety OF pattern New
and Improved styles OF hay Racks, Managers,
Stable fixtures, Stan Divisions, etc.
PArESr WIRE WOzK.- Rai1ngss store
Fronts, Door and WindoT Guards Farm
Fsnd1nR, etc.
" BrOnze "oEks
Having fitted I'D our Foundry with special
references to the Above class OF work, We ar
now prepared to NJ, with pronptuesss a.
orders for Bronze Castings Of Sta1narE colo
eaI. heroic and life size
Iron GooDG-The largest as
sorfmen 10 be found IN the United states, all
81 which are execufed With the express view
OF pleasing the taste. while they combine all
the regulates Of beauty . SUBSTANTIAL COLI
ntruceion.
Purchasers may rely On having al articles
carefully boxed and shipped 70 tbe place OF
Dszians win be sent to those who wish to
make = selection M 1890 Aph
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DaaaoIuTdon.

THE partnership nereto1ose existing be,
HanTv NJ LoeWenstiue, uuder the nrm
name of ]. H. Loewenstine q Bros Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Davla y
s1d Henry NJ. will continue the business.
under me style of d. G.. & Il. NJ. LoewensLne,
and are authorized 10 collect all outstandlng
cIeims and settle the debts, OF the late nrm
] Il. LOEWENSTINE.
NJ. R. LOG
ID. G.. LOEWENSFINE-
II d. LOEWEHSrINE-
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SIMMONS

mistaken Tor rheuma5
affected with loss OF 3
bowels ia general COS
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J.E. LANPHIER,
MsrchandIss Broker and Commits
sion Merchant,
Nc. sas FRONT STREET

- country merchants aud planters want
ing rood Louisiana molasses should inquire
off6esr grocery merchants for the Poncnar-
frafu, T~hibodeaux, Potnfe Co1pee and La
fourche brands. an4
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oFFlcIaL JOURNAL OF THE CITY

weosssOAY K0aaIA6. GUsUst 81 IszO
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LIVER

paInfuI s-enssfion q
somsthing which ougl
Often complaining Of '
low spirits. Sometims
attend the disease, an
few OF them; but The !
nraan most Involved
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MEMPHIS APPEAL

FA.TYLER, sEoxzTAET.
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THE SYMPTOMS

OF naYIuB 4 IIuuOns
ought to have bSzn dona
Of weakness, debility and
times sorae OF the above
, and at ether times vary
he liver - generally ths
a Cure the liver with
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-02-19
@ae Democratic State Central 2x.
ecutive Committee.

The Santini Building, lately erected on
lefdld" street, was the scene, last night,
h large Democratic gathering, consist
i's OF the hIeinlers OF the Central Com
mrftee, Parish Committee. and Presi-
dents OF various Clubs of the city. These
We're all brought together with view to
taking action with reference to the issues
that are ut the present time a.itating the
State
Mr.. F. II. Hatch was called to the
chair.
MI Mouton offered series of resnlu-
tons which, when amended, read as fol-
lows:
Whereas, There can be no doubt that
if the party now in power is permitted to
go on III their extlavagant, reckless and
corrupt expenditures of the resources of
Louisiana, and in passing the Infamous
act Known as tho election bill, the reuis-
tration bill, and others of u similar char
acter. the enactment of which is obnux-
l"us to our people and detrimental to the
State, that tfis State will soon be bank
rupt, and the people deprived OF their
dearest rights as treemen;
And, whereas, The Democratic party
IS the only conservatives party that has
preserved its organization TIN ushout
; the Union, opposing rywhere and at
all times the Radical Republican party
and its destructive policy;
BE it resolred by the democratic State
! Central Committee and the citizens here as
scmbted, That ignoring all past issucs and
political differences and prcjudices which
have heretofore divided us ON men and
measures, We invite all good citizens of
Louisiana to rally around the National
Democratic party, and unite in an unani-
nous effort to hurl from power the po-
! litieal adventures and reuegades who
have come down on the State like vul-
, lures on dead carcass, devouring it tC
| the very homes.
KcsOtred, that in order to secure the CO,
operation OF the great mass of the people
| i'll this movement, upon the success OF
| which the future agricultural, com
mercial and financial prosperity of Loui.
siana depends, Democratic State Con.
vention, composed of all the parishes ot
| the State, is invited to assemble at the
city of New Orleans, on the 4th of March
1870, to confer together and adopt such
measures AS the gravity OF the present
crisis demands.
Resotred, That Democratic meetings
be convened in every parish of the State
and every ward of the city of New Or
leans to elect delegates to said convcn'
tion, according to the usage OF tue Dem
ocratic party.
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The Capture and Execution of Pres
iGent Salnave.

The report, via Charleston, that Pres
ident Salnave, OF Hayti, had been con-
victed and shot for treason, seems to be
correct. a letter dated AUX Cages, Jan
uary Is, says:
Salaave was captured on the 18th, in
the wOods near Sal Trow, in the south,
and taken to Port auPrince. where he was
heavily ironed and thrown into prison.
bong before this letter is read he will
have ceased to live, for the feeling is too
bitter against him for the COVE srnme 1T to
exercise ciemency, it it would. The pee
ple here are in ecstacies at his capture,
snd the event has been celebrated for
the past two days by processions, dan
cling in the streets, and festivities of all
kinds. Pickets continue to be brought
in daily. Five were shot on the 10th.
Silvian Salnave was native OF the
city of Cape Haytien, where he was born
in the year lo32. He entered the army
as u common soldier, and gradually rose
to the position OF captain of cavalry of
the North, Which position he retained
after the establishment of the empire
under Soulouque, although he held re-
publican principles. When on the morn
ing Of December q, 1858, Geffr ard raised,
in the name OF the people, the standard
of revolt and declared for rel public, the
Imperial Guard were ut once mustered
to Qnell what was deemed mad enter
prise. Owing to the influence Of Salnave
the whole North rallied to the cause OF
Geffrard. and the empire was overthiown
and republic established. Gett'rard be-
ing vain, ambitious man, used little
discretion in rewardiBg those who es-
poused his cause, and among others. con-
fcrred the position and title of major iu
the army upon Sainave, to whose orav-
cry, energy and persistency lie actually
ewed his high position. Soon there came
another GALA for his services. Spain, hav-
ing taken advantage of the civil war in
this country, sent u strong force, and de-
clared the annexation OF the Doini inican
norton of the island, and reestablisl,ing
it snce more as coloay. SalDave enter
ed warmly into the conflict against the
invaders, aud to his efforts, more than any
one person, was due the credit of their
Feeling aggrisved by the ac-
8ion of President Geffrard in regard to
General Oge Longuefosse, he commenced
q revolutionary movement, which result
ed in Geffrard flying from the country
in March, 1867, and Salnave being pro-
claimed President. The, Republic con-
tinued i'm q disturbed condition, and in
November last insurgents in the South
proclaimed Gen. Dominique President
asd those in the North Gen. Saget. These
movements eliminated in the recent
esSsts which placed Salnave in the
power Of hin enemies, mainly by the de.
lection of his OWE fOrcess In person Sal
nave was Of very commanding presence,
about Dix feet in height, Of regular feat
ures, laras, lustrous eyes, and dark com
plexien. He received . good edacation
in compafisOA with those around him
apd disylayed remarkable sagacity and
foCee et character In his official CORES;
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THE oPELoUsAs COURIER,

Published on Saturday by JOEL II SANDOZ
/ CoRDlTl TloNs:
Subseripsion.-Four Dollars per year payahls
in advance, or Five Dollars payable at the end
of the year.
A subscriber wishing to discontinue must give
written notice to that effect and settle up ell
arrearagcs; and no subscription will be stopped
until all arrearsges paid, unless at the option
Of the publisher
Ad1srtisiag.-F lFTY cents per square fox
each insertion. Eight lines or less constitute
square.
All advertisements sent in for publication will
be inserted in English and French (unless other
wise ordered until the editor shall judge il con
| venieIt to discontinue.
Candidates to public favors will pay Fifseen
Dollars each. In advance, If they w;sh 70 be an
! nouneed
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E o r s A l. 8

a110 ACRES of Land situated in Bellevue
~~OU Prairie fronting OH Bayou Bonrheux
and running forty acres deep into the Prairie,
with sufficient timber every piece for service,
will be sold in any quantity in lots to suit f'nr
chascrs. These Lands are very fertile, brauti-
fully located, high above any possible overflow.
and sufficiently elevated and rolling to re-
quire but little aitching for drainage. They are
within line miles OF Opelousas and three miles
from Grand Coteau. Arply v to
HYPpOLITE CHRETIEN.
Near Grand Coteau, Parish OF st. Landry.
Grand Coteau, September 18th, lS6J-lGtf
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FOR SALE.

AfapV ARPEETS Of land adjoining the above
mentioned tract.
Tn.se lands will he sold at a reasonable price
and uito coditinlis favorable /" ne purchaser
Arfly1 10 j. Il A. FERRUDIN,
August 18th. lSfH. Opcluu>us La.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
SIEAM TOBACCO MN UFl CYORY
J. P. s RR AIN,
EIos. Of and 90,

Corner ChGftfcs ANT Cont Sheafs, and
2OJ (hufi,';s ST., NeM Orleans.
Importer OF Pipes and Sml log<ers'
Articles.
VENlE undersigned ssti,.r, to country merchants
IL lh mos: com I,l,.tr assortment in .ti> line to
l,.. fu:;.d III N,.w Orleans. tilrh d.
M.,.rcr .u, flr..S. M,rr>..i,a,,In titrar II aid
I..i:,,t Mcrrs. IiIn'<. 'r> and Match llu!;tcrS,
Bra; rlr Root -. IuiI:rro Bags.
taou .'i,"nc g Iil". STEMS uiI Cherry,
(l,nrruAl g. AnIhr ami C.lt,utchouc,
Eusrwnod " Matches.
liz tact, all kinds. Finn inn Steel.
SMOKING TOBACCO:
Maryland, Reliance. Rough and Ready.
Nir,inia tia,nhrinus. Grand Turk.
Pcripu- Industry. Club. kitiir';;nirI.
anL the alylal,d ''kl-llt Bowcr, Which must
Not be rontnu:I" with tile "R!ght Bower OF
Gail 4 AK, OF Baltimore.
>NTFF:
Virginia halr-c"nrsr. M"r"tlha, Rose. p,iriVue
aud N..lrhrnrin =. Al:, Il IHr2r stock OF
tiEWI\t; TOnAiNb:
in pllv~ ard iiIr cur III tin foil. and natural
iN l., hlrr,.i. al II. ri. ih au:l i, l'nrrd>.
And i,"t I".S li'un one million ci@a,4 OF every
I"a!.'t r,M,tuiIIy OH haAL
Jan. |, 49,. j. l.. SilhAZlN.
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Lost or Stolen,

TvIOM the undersigned, on or abont the 9Th
IL January lust, q small porte -Inonnain some
what worn, containing the sum OF about twenty
Dollars in currency, some receipts and note
of hand drawn by the late John G.. Brooks, pay
able to Wm Dejean or bearer aud by him en-
dorsed in blank, for the sum of $207 80, with in
terest from date;-dated in 1861, on the back OF
which IL a written renewal of said note by said
Brooks, dated In December, 1866.
The public are warned not to trade for said
note a. the payment has been stopped.
The fnAef may keep the money If he returns
the papers that the porte-monnaie contained
and no questions asked. J. II. OFERTON
Opelousas, JAN 10. 1870. t5S5'
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FOR s ALE
Es H. A MIA ALTON R'OAe SALE
On Account Of Departure

OFFER for sale my plantation situated in
IL B"s Ma'let, containing tiity-iive :trpen1>
together with a tract of wood land containing
about ~ arl'ents, the servants cabins, a brand
ing iron. all the stock, horse cart. II spring
wagon, a large lrt of lumber. the farming n-
pl"nlents, household furniture, kitchen utensils,
including a fine stove, perfectly new. &c.
The growing crop will be sold also, ii desired.
None need apply who cannot pay cash.
Apply to the Undersigned on the premises. or
at the COURIER office. Rd. G.. RIGOLLET
St. Landry Septe1nber 4th, 1869. 10
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.
"A PROPOSITION
To Owners of Plantations and Lands,

A NY one who will send us Il full dissertation
IN of the Lands and Plautat;u,,, which l,,,
l,hrs TO sell. and Five Dollars for ,u, ,i:,,t,
ton or tract OF land, can have hi@ property adj
vrrtised III the OFELUI As CnuRlEE, il, F,rr, !,
and EA2 i>h. rl">ilc he VA, u> pHr pE. ti>i
OIL the ;lhonnt Of illc sale WutN SuIp
We vii! 1--WE strangers all tie information we
possess III lrSlr 1" ;st.vtiti>t i:tI..:> 40 rlai.t
atcns. and will charge nuthil.u for Sfr,I, ; : ~,
AIN EkIIsIN, III case no sale i, male II tie
Land Is sold while the lv,.r:>rnent j. in ;i,-
paper the '"i"I'i>>l"n Will be- ilii.r't. No ,.-
".'l"'Ial dNtrt'H':nt ut t"hrn cA'sit hy speri.
a-v".intnt with t,,t Editor ui the uriu f.
in"Sr " no sflIt9 u~ advertisements Il this VIZ
turr shn'Ii.l stale v lei her they wish to uy.i
themselves "f t be ahu,r .tfrr for otherwise
they will he Published at our usual r.t,s
oprIol,~sts, August 1th, lS6J. 9--ti.