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4 Great Ofe n H"aasy NJ wi Y wr d u.s.
pose of One Hundred PIANOS. MELopEoSs. and
ORGANS of six irStclass makers, including Waters
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INCREASE The tast-growing West afford to
pay 10 and II per cent. interest on
YOUR tirst-cass security. Address FRAN.
CTS SMITH, Broker, indianapolis.
INCOME. Reference given.
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ST NEVER ENPLoDEs. Mr.. GRAY, III
ingenious gentleman of Sussex county
Delaware, invented new, explosive
burning fluid, and invited his friends to
come and witness test of its qualities
He gathered q select circle around Il bar
rel Of the fluid up in the garnet, and, to
prove how non-eXplosye it was, he stir
red it with red-hot poker. In six
seconds the inventor and his friends were
seen to emerge from the roof, with trap
DOCS and chimneys and things on their
heads, and scud away 10 the northwest,
towards the river. While enjoying fine
birds eye view of the State of Delaware,
at an elevation of thirty thousand feet or
more above the level OF the sea- Mr. Gray
observed to the friend nearest him that
he thought perhaps he had made Il mis-
take in mixing too much benzine in the
fluid. Mr.. Gray did not wait to hear his
friends reply, because he apparently had
an engagement higher up, and he seem
ed in {. hurry to go. HIS widow will sell
the patent for the non-eXplosive fluid
very cheap; and she needs the money
very badly, because Mr.. Gray scattered
so much around Sussex county when he
came down, that she had to bury him
gradually during the next three weeks.
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LNlsEE TO BOOK AGENTs.-A Pocket
A Prospectus OF the best Illustrated Family Bible
published. containing Bible History, Dictionary.
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Mich gal

The first name of Mr. B. is not
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his ankle"
If that description don't find the man,
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bad job. detroit Tribune.
That is nothing There is letter in
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follows:
"To the big red faced Butcher,
With Il large wart on his nose.
Cleveland,
Ohio"
The clerks expect a licking when they
deliver the letter Cleveland Plaindeal-
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proudly refers to Professors and respectable Physi-
cians--many OF whom consult him in critical cases,
because OF his acknowledged skill and reputation
attained through so long experience, practice an
nhserEntinn.
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Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
AND HER DISEASES; or, WOMAN TREATED OF
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BOUND TO FIND HIM. A letter passed
through our Post Office day before yes
terday, actually addressed as follows:
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be not robbed and add to your suffer- lgs in being
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known to many Citizens, Publishers, Mer-
chants Hotel Propretors, &c, that he il much re
commended, and particularly to
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
TO avoid and escape imposition of foreign and ma
tive quacks more numerous in Boston than in other
large cities,
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Neiu advertisements

REAT MEDICAL BOOK and
" FRENCH SECRETS for Ladies and
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Is so arranged that patients or hear each
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consequently no family interruption, so that on nc
account can any person hesitate applying at his
office.
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boldly asserts, (and it cannot be contradicted
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perjure themselves, to impose upon patients) that
he Is TIE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN
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%. Another tract Of and, being the
rDFth-v'8st fourth 81 section 81. tsywns
ship teE., south rHuge 5 west, contain
ing 16G I2IIO0 acras,
10. Another traCt Of land, (sWauau
land) being north half Of nurth-west
fourth Of section 8, township eleven, s
R, west, containing SO G3IIO0 acres.
30. Another tFaeB Of land tsWagap
lan1l, being east bali of southwest
fourth Of section 81, township 10, south
range 5 west, containing ~ 94lI0O
acres. .
90. Another tract Of land (sWamp
lalsdi, being the west half of south -wsst
fourth Of section 81, township 10. south
range 5 west, containing 81 96f Zoo aGras.
To- Another tract Of land Swamp
landl being the south half Of north
eass fourth, and east half of southeast
fourth Of section 90, township 10, south
range 5 west, containing I64 s6IT0O
acres.
80. 80 Head Wild cattle, IN Calcas-
leu pTairie-H head gentle cattle, II
head Wild horses and maresj 5 gentle
horses; gentle work oxen; Is head
Wild cattle in Iberia parisls; is head OF
wild cattle, ITO pannels cypress Disear;
sugar-mill, boilers, sc; . pieces silver
spoons and forks; one clock; one els
tern; one OK cart; one horse carts I0
head Of hogs; 20 head Of sheep; house
hold and kitchen furniture, bedding.
&ci farming implements, carpenters
tools, &c; and other articles too tedious
10 euumerate.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
All sums Of twenty dollars and under
payable cash on day Uf sale; and all
sums Ovtr twenty dollars, on a credit
Of one, twu and thrse years from day
Of sale Purchasers executing their
promissO4y notes with good and solvent
security ip s0liolo, Cd the satisfaction of
the Administrator, and payable 30 him
or order, and conditioned to bear eight
per centum interest per annnm from
mhturity TIL paid The innl0vable prop
erty to be and remain specially m6Etga-
ged, With vendors privilege, IN favor Of
AURELIEN DEROUEN,
Administrator
July 20, Il
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Suoccssios Mayyafite BrOassaa
Eeurs AlsraRdre Aroeaea,sr
I'm vertu dun. orlre do IA Coyr des
IL Prenyes az In paroisse Calcasieu, Il
sera. veRSSu i l'encRE public, an plus ole
frant et dernier eneh6rissear, par la
s0gissign6, on par.nn enCantsUr public,
d "a derniere residence de defunte, 3
Laoassine, en- cette paroisse,
VenaRetli, le Ter Septeuabre l85R,
los pr0pri6tes ci-apres d6crites, depen-
dant de n Succession De MatgueHitt8
Broussard, veuye Alexandre ARCeteauxs
decides, savoir
10. Un mOrceaI da tevre, cant y
lS N. de section 8, township dix, > Is
. Quest, contenant 326 O0tl00 acEess
derniare residence de h d6lnnta, aycO
nlaison de fesidenca.
20, Un morceau 10 terre (d' EtRtA
Giant Ia * II. dn Il N W., IN IS Nv dJ1
Az N. IL, "a IA demia E dU QlIart u Nv.
de section 21, et "a tE u du if
IN Nv de section 25 4 dix s R ) W.,
cantenant S3t 3all00 acres.
81 Un moroccan dc terre d'EtatI
6tant III e II tln u s Il de section Il Il
AZ s WI, et u ~ n II ne section =, - ID
AZ s T. du 81 n w De d section III, Z
dix 8 II 3 NJ contenant 204 96EI00
acres.
Un iaoreeau de terre GdsEeasI.
6bana 10 n Sc an AZ d W de "A seotion
8, e6 le q NEdu N NJ. et u Y Nv
dlIl Ira 8 Is az h section IT township DIX
IL R 3 WI, h moitie sllement, appartS-
nant ! b Succession, S'est dire envi-
ron so acres.
j. Une Boucanitfe, l Magasin Il
Mais. 90 tetes hftes 4 eRrnes faE0nches.
Atates ciloveuax ne yaeheria, dix tdtes de
Moatons, 5G3 pae6es de harFiexe, E3
tetes dc betes q e0rnes Slouees, tetes
de C0ch0ns, ano eharetta bmufs, in-
struments aratoire, E0urpitHre slc nai-
SON ee de cuisine, Sc. &c.
TeEnles ee CsanGlleRaHs.
a IN er6slit de n, aeyCS q trois ans.
dn iorr de la venta, LES acanareurs
fouEnissnt leur billass avee b0Dne ca.
rite solidaira. j satisfaction da faslmi.
paysahlo ! l0i 0u q san Or
DIRE, ct porsant inieret pour cent per
an de leur 6cheance iusqU'an paieinelt
Les pFOpFiesfs imm0hiliares lemanra.
r,ut sptcisiement hy fslheQa6a aysc prs
vilege "a Fendem iuslu'au E'arisii Fs.ias
ment.
ALIENS ABCENAUN.
Administrator.
IS Julie, I'll
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10 acres. Lots 8 e. LIS q south
west fourth of northwest fourth
and northwest fourth Of south
west fourth section 20, township
eleven south R. 8 west containing
about l6o acres one steam saw
Midland personal property assessed
to James Madison Wells.
Taxes, 1859 Is loo.
l3o. a tract of land situated on
the west side of Calcasieu river,
containing about 300 acres, IN sec
ton 3 e 4 township ten, south Of
r. 8 west, and in sections SO e 81,
township 8 south of range 8 west,
being in the western half of Rio
Hondo Claim No % 2 in the name
of Dempsy Hes, said tract fronting
on old River and assessed to the
estate of Cyprien Verdun.
Taxes, s11 93T1op..
r 14o. 81 Of northeast fourth of
section 33 79 71oo acres, L. 5,
south of range 4 west, northwest
fourth of northeast fourth section
80, So loo acres, southeast fourth
of N, WI section 80 80 85I1oO
acres northeast fourth of north
west fourth e north half Of south
east fourth section SO township 5
s. of RIA west, containing I59, ,4I
loo acres, assessed to Broad &
Foster, Taxes, $I2,oo oSIIoO.
Us, South half of southeast
quarter section %, township 8 south
range IL west, containing 10 rs
acres, Southwest fourth Of section
26 township 8 south of range I2
west, containing I59 5oIIoo acres
north half of northeast fourth
of section 36, township 9, south Of
range I2 west, containing 76to3
loo acres, assessed to lehman,
Goudchaux g. CO., saar.
; ...,.... Taxes. .SI4 2SIIoo,
I6. Northwest fourth OF section
I3 township 8 south of range To
west, containing I6o acres; west
half of east half section lib, town
ship 6 south ofrange To west, CON
tanning I6o 7GIIoo acres; IGo 76l
Too acres, assessed to Miller & Ir-
wine. Taxes, sI4 38tIoO.
III Section $50, So Hoo acres of
land in section 20 L 8 S of r 3
West.
so 20II00 acres in section 81 q.
9 south R 8 west, assessed to Che
estate of Shephen ID. Quirk.
Taxes "a $3gIIoo.
.ab G. BARBE, Tax Collector
gs u.5 Of Perish Of Caleasieu.
Lake Charles, July I4, IN.
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Vente par le Collecteur
.f HHs r7a INA ~rssss

Vente par 1e Collecteur
ND - Gle Taxes.
I'm vertu des poulyoirs don't je sUis
a. rev6tu par racte de Ia Legislature
de Ia Louisiana, approuve le 3 Mars
1871, je proc6derai q vendre 3 Pencan
public, pour du compliant, sans benG-
flee destination, d h maison de eour dc
Is parOisse Calcasieu, dams Ia vile du
Lac Charles, le
sanledli, s AOut, 1871.
4 midi, ct continuant de Jour en- jour
sill est n6cossaire, les propiietGs ci.des-
sous deorites, saisies dar moi pour sa-
tisfaire des taxes dues Il l'Etat da Ia
Louisiana ct 4 Ia paroisse Ualcasieu,
par N contrlbuables d6linquents, y COM
pris les h'ais.
Les teFZnes Eernnt yemdues e0afurme-
ment d PARTICLE 1A1 "a Ia Constitution,
ct les depenses d'aTpentage pour subtli-
wiser les lots seront aux frank des ac-
quereurs.
10. Lots 16. 90, q & %, Ia town.
ship III, sud de h rang6e Quest; 6tRnt
unR Partie lie In concession espagnOie Il
a famille De Clouet, ayant iacada sur
ia rive Quest du Lac Arthur, m6surant
80 arpents lie hunt sur Il dit Inc par
40 agponts ia pTosondeur, contenhnt
1905 $4,000 acres asseSseas6 au nom da
Peregrino Aycndaho,
Taxes. s1O6 SEC.
3d.. Un terrain situ6 dsms n vile dn
Lac Charles, an coin az Ia rlie Ryan et
Iris, ayant 81 pieds da face sur b, rue
Ryan, par 66 2l3 pieds SUR Ia ruea Iris
et couant entire hgnes parallAles; rs
aess6 D James Bigford ot ! Ia succession
VS. Daniel. Ikxea "a AS,
40, lie quart sad.ouest du uHms
NOrl-Est 40 h section 85, township 8.
sud 90 d section S5, township Q, sud dc
u Rangte IL Guest, 81 eift05 aeros. ID.
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ADvERT1sTNG :

Square, no lines or lessJ -. ST so
grv subsequent insertion a.. rs
nouncement Of candidates for
Office. ,.... .....:...,......,S $40 90
advertisements sent in for publica-
4 when there are no directions, win
Inserted in English and French, and
en- tiu4e is NOS liInibed, viii be con-
ned until orders are received and
.rged accordingly.
Liberal discount to those who adyer-
by the year or quarter, gaga
10 credit viii be given for Advertising
Job work, except by special agree
bit.
5arls, stating merely the names,
.iness ana plaoe Of residence, with
Yer included, Twelve Dollars per
,HIn. r.... r..a.. ....g..
'S33AII Judicial advertisements must
paid for on the last day OF publica
!, or on the day of sale. 3@naf
Standing Advertisements.
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Tax Collectors Sales.
OFFICE OF Tax COLLECTOR,
August I'd, 1871. {
Notice. n

NOTICE.
THE Tax sales advertised to take
= place on the 5th instant is
postponed to later date. Due
notice viii be given of the time Of
G. BARRIE, Tax Collector.
RY virtue of the power in me yes
AZ ted by the act of the Legisla-
ture of the State of Louisiana, ap-
proved March 3, 1871, / viii pro-
ceed to sell at public auction, for
cash, without the benefit of APP
praisement, at the Courthouse Of
the parish of Calcasleu, in the
town of Lake Charles, on
Saturday the 5th day of Augllgt
1871, commencing at IL O'Clock,
M, and continuing from day to
day if necessary; the following de-
scribed property seized by me to
satisfy debts due to the State Of Lou
isianay and to tho parish of Calcas-
leu by delinquent tax payers, with
costs-the land will be sold in.
accordance with article 132 of the
Constitution, and the cost Of sur
vey for the purpose of division
shall be borne by the party pur-
chasing. "Hl f.." 4#la" Io 1.E
10. Lots I6, 20, 81 & % in T.
eleven, s. R. 8 wv. and lot 3S in q.
eleven, s. Ii. 4W. being part of.a.
Spanish grant to the Deoiouet fa-
mily, situated and frontingon west
side of Lake Arthur, measuring a.
bout so arpents front ON said Lake
by 40 arpents in depth, and CON
tanning 2705 39T10O acres, assess
ed in thsnaIne of Peregrino Aven-
dano. Taxes, log 84T100. faa
30. One lot of ground situated
in the town of Lake Charles, cor
ner of Ryan and Iris streets, meas
uring 81 feet on Ryan street, by
66 2I3 feet on Iris street, be-
tween parallel lines assessed to
James BigfOrd and estate W., G.
Daniel. Taxes, 81 45.
40, The southwest fourth of
IN. Ell section 50 T. 8 S. Of r.
eleven west containing 80 94I100.
acres assessed to Joseph Ginity.
Taxes, 50 15I100 taaGg aou
so. The lots 5 & 6 Of fractional
section is and lot one of section
10 township eleven s. Of R. 3 west
containing 223 84I100 acres, as
sessed to Emile Stouts.
>' Taxes, s13 45I1OO.
60. Lots /, Q, 3 and 4 Or NJ Of
section is township eleven, S. of
R. 3 west, containing 343 68r100
acres, assessed to H. Omer Sto0ts.
Taxes, So 90 54l100.
Z. The undivided half Of lot 5
of section 10, township 9S. of r..
10 west, containing 44 40 loo
acres, assessed to Henry Chadef-
ford. Taxes, $40 49L1oo.
S. Lot 15 (in township eleven
S. of R. west) a Spanish Grant 81
tuated on the west side of mefmen-
tau river mersnring 40 arpents
front on Lake Arthur by 40 ar
pents in depth, containing 677 a.
acres, assessed to Mrs. Alexander
or Neuville Deelouet.
Taxes, $40 39E1oo.
Taxes, SO 5oI1oo.
10. The southwest fourth OF
fourth section 30, and
N. WI Of nj, E section 81 n. 6,
south Of range 5 west, containing
73o acres s. WI Of 81 WI section
Is Il. SIS. of R. 9 west, containing
40 25 loo acres, assessed To Bar
ney H. Sears. Taxes, slS 5I loo,
i'll. The N. E4 Of s. VA 81 Sec
ton one a, eleven, south ofTange
8 west, containing 20 54EloOfe-
ores, assessed To Dupre Leblanc,
Taxes, IS 50 loo,
l2o. The E1 AN, Wti IFS, WI
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S'ltCceS2l0R Qf bazlLde b0Bla. eride
ote ef Joseph DapaeR.
DY virtuo Of an order of the Hon.
AD Probate Court oE tho Parish " Cal
Casieu, there win Do sold at public aue.
tion, to the Last aud highest bidder, By
the undersigned, or by an aacti0neea,
az the last residence 81 the deceased.
nenr bayou LacassiRe, Ia this parish.
On "Wednesday, S0th "a August,
1871, the following described property,
belonging 10 the estate 0f Baaaliie Bo-
nite, widow 81 Josedh Deronen, de-
ceased, VIA;
10. The plantation up0n which the
deceased last resided, being the south
half of southeast fourth, and east hall
of southwest fourth oE section 81. town.
ship ten s, r. 5 west, containing 16A
lSl100 acEos, with al the buildings aud
improvements therennto belonging
20. Another tract % Land. being Tia
northeast fourth and east half 0f north
west fourth ug sectiuu tlsirty-one, towns
shid ten, south ranGe west, cOntain.
ing 2fs e2ll00 aerCS
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100. The E5 an, W. Of S, WI
section 2I township eleven south
al range 2 west, containing about
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40. lie QUART sad-ouest du qnns
N0rl-Est 10 II section 85, township q.
sud DO la section S5, township ., sud &c
la Rangte IL Guest 80 6iit0l acres, ID.
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Probate SALE

Succession of Basilide B0Rip, trid.
ole "a JosenI DenMeR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-28
BY The CABLES.

LONDON, August 2s.-The reception
of the French dcputatlon in ireland
creates continued enthusiasm. They
leave Dublin tomorrow.
The treaty Of alliance, offensive and
defensive, between Italy and Prussia,
has been signed.
A train went through the Mon,
Gents tunnel August l4th with perfect
success. The opening Of the tunnel
will take place OH the 18th Of Septem.
Der.
A correspondent at Salisbury tele-
graphs that the Vienna journals advo-
cate an Austro-G German alliance as an
offset to the threatened alliance be.
tween France and Russia.
An attempt was made to-day by un.
known parties to explode the monu.
ment to King George ". at Kingston,
Ireland. Though much blackened by
gunpowder the monument received no
real injury.
The strike OF tho Berlin. masons is
ended.
PARIS, August 2s.-Ducrot Is ap-
pointed military commander Of Burgess.
1t Is reported that the Radical depu-
ties Will resign.
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tains. 1t Is surmised that when Won
Schmidt's tunnel Is completed, dry
times will be the rule in Nevada along
the line of the Truckee river.
At q meeting last night, In regard 70
opening a'road to Indian Valley, north
of Reno, 1t was determined to CON-
mence operations Immediately, and a
committee of our heavy men were ap-
pointed to attend to It. y- ct
William Lloyd, the juvenile horse
thief from Surprise Valley, escaped
from the County Jail here to-day, and
has not been recaptured. The Sherifs
party traced him to short distance
beyond Gen. Eastman's ranch, when
the trail was lost. The party, with two
Indian guides, are still out.
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FREE LOVE At DUTCH KILLs.-Some
six months since a couple by the name
Of Williams took up their abode IN
Dutch Kills. The husband was q hard
working mechanic, and the wife a
bright eyed middle aged woman Of
more than ordinary attractions. A
number Of children, the oldest q girl OF
IA years Of age, were the fruit Of their
married life. Up to this date every
thing had passed of pleasantly be-
tween the parties. But In all evil hour
o young man, named John Owens,
came to reside in the family. Soon
matters began to look wrong. The
wife was talked of by her neighbors,
aud the eldest girl declares that her
mother and Owens would be locked up
In the bedroom for hours. During a
quarrel upon this subject between the
husband and wife on the 18th Of July,
the wife selling a large butcher knife.
plunged 1t into the neck Of her husband
and Immediately fled with Owens leav-
Ing the wounded man for dead. For
tunately no vital part was struck and
williams lived. A warrant was im-
mediately issued for Mrs. Williams,
but until a day or two since she could
not be found. She was finally arrested
In Greenport, with her paramount, and
brought before Recorder PARCELS, OF
Long Island City, who held both Mrs.
Williams aud John Owens to await the
action Of the Grand Jury.-NeU York
Herald.