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Succession dIsaac Hayes ct sa femme
T7N vcrtu d'un ordre dc rHon. la Cour
- dcs Preuves de la Paroisse St. Landry,
il scra vendu en- ventc publique, au plus Of
frant encher;sscur, par lie soussigne. GU par
IN encanteur public, sur les lieux, dams
ladit~ Paroisse dc St. Landry,
LIE Mercredi, 20 Norembre, 1871,
les propri6s6s ci-apres dacrites, dependant
de Ia succession dIsaac Hayes ct d'Ellen R.
Mcclellan, sa femme, decides.
!. Tn certain moroccan de terre, avec
toutes les batisses OF ameliorations qui s'y
trouvcnt, situ6 sur lie Bayou Big Cane, en-
la Paroisse st. Landry, mesurant $50 acres,
plus GU moins, borne au nord par G. I. N.
Butler, i Fest par la terre dc L. Godchaux,
au sud par Ia succession de Nine Norton, ct
Il rouest par la terre appartenant autrciois
a Ia succession de George A. King.
2. Trois mulets Americans.
3. Tn lot d'uslensiles aIatoires.
Conditions-La %propriet6 mobiliere sera
vendue pour du compliant, ct la propriete
immobiliere sera vendue pour I'M tiers comp
tant, la balance sur un credit dun ct deux
ans. Les achcteurs fournissant leurs billets
promissoires payables dams un ct deux aus,
a partir du jour de la veute, lesdits billets
etant pavables a rordre de radmininistra-
teur de ladite succession, portant huit pour
cent d'interets par aimee de l'Gcheance, lc
privilege du vendeur ct une hypotheque spe-
ciale sur la propriet6 vendue etant ~retenns,
les acheteurs ne pouvant aliener, h%ypothe-
quer GU disposer d'aucune maniere de la
propriet6 vcndue, au detriment dudit pri-
vilege ct de la dite hypotheque reserves.
E. O.IAYES,
IS Oct, Administrator.
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DIED.

In Big Cane, at the residence of her father
Mr.. Stephen Moore, September 2lst.. ANNA,
wife of Phillip Richard, aged 20 years.
Death, whose dreaded call none can resist,
has again visited us and snatched fiom our
midst one of our fairest flowers. In the short
space of one week, all that re1pains of the
fondly cherished one is her memory. In the
bloom of youth, surrounded by all that makes
life dear, she was called yes, she has gone,
the gentle spirit has returned to the God who
gave it. Never more will her sweet voice and
bright smile gladden. the hearts of those who
loved her so well. To the hereaved husband,
fond parents. loving brother and sister, we
tender our deepest, heartfelt sympathy, and
trust God will give them strength TO bear
their deep, irreparable loss, with true christian
fortitude and resignation, and teach them to
so guide their fra;l barque through life, as to
rejoin her in her Heavenly home. E. P.
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WASHINGTON. We were in Washington
last Saturday, and were pleased to see that
some improvements had been made there
since our last visit. The new bridge
across the Courtableau is the most impor-
tant of these improvements. The Lalanne
Brothers have built another new store
Jacob Ehrhardt is charging his Saloon ;
the store occupied by Kenneth Baltic, and
the pavement in front, have been greatly
improved and considerable work has been
done on the streets. Washington is the
principal shipping point of our. parish /;
we like her citizens, and are glad to see
these evidences of her prosperity.
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Slerin'eS Sale.

Acnrietta Wackerhagen, widow etc, VS. Au-
gustus w. Littell & als.,-District Court,
Parish of St. Landry.-No, l2137.
spY virtue of two writs of fl. ia, issued
- out Of the Eighth District Court of the
State of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of
St. Landry, in the above entitled suit, and to
me directed, l will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Court House OF said Parish, in
the town of Opelousas, on SATURDAY, tine
2l of DECEMBER, 1871, at II o'clock, A.
NJ, all the right, title and interest of Angus
tus w. Littell and David +. Littelll to the
following described property, seized to satisfy
said writs, to-wit:
!. A certain tract of land, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, in
Guiding sugar-house and all machinery,
with all the stock thereon, and all the
carts, wagons, plows, harrows, harness, etc.
etc., situated and lying in the parish of St.
Landry, ON the west side of the Bayou Marie
Croquant or Teche, having twenty arpents
'front.' by forty in depth, being the same adiu-
dicatei to A. W. Littell and David +. Littell.
at a sale made Of property of Eiiakim Littell
on the goth December, 1866, and being the
same purchased on the 29th February, 1886,
by Eliakim Littell from Moses Littell.
2. A tract of land, on the east side of
the Bayou Marie Croquant or TGche, hay
ing four arpents front by forty in depth,
bounded on the lower side by lands for
merly belonging TO Bite. Rider, now to
Ozem6 Moreau and Arvillien Rider, being a
portion of the land acquired by Eliaki1n Lit
tell from the heirs of Sophie Roy, widow An
tome Arnaud. and from 2. G. Blanchin.
3. A tract 8f land adjoining the one
Just above described, situated on the east
side of the Bayou Marie Croquant or Ttche,
bounded on one side by lands just above
described, and on the other by lands of
Alcile St. Cyr, being the same acquired by
Augustus W. Littell and DavidF. Littell from
Alexis St. Cyrs per act dated 9th April. 1867,
containing twenty arpents.
4, A tract Of land, on the east side
of the Bayou Marie Croquant or Teche,
having about seven and a half arpents front
by forty deep, bounded OH one side by
landsof Marianne, Littell, wife OF Henderson
B. Taylor, and on the other by lands formerly
belonging to Mrs. Desmarest 81 DR.. Foster.
Terms-Cash.
E. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
= Octohpr % 1871
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Estate Of E1ech D4re, deceased
TOY virtue fan order of the Hon Probate
. Court of the Parish ofSt. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder by tue undersigned a duly com.
missioned auctioneer, at the last residence
of the deceased, in the parish of St. Lam
dry, on
Saturday, Norember 11N, 1871,
the following described property, belonging
to the estate of Eleck Dupre, deceased, late
of said parish, to-wit:
One LOT Of gentle horned cattle.
One lot of sheep.
One lot of hogs.
One grey pony.
One bay mare and colt.
One OK Wagon.
One old Wagon.
Household furniture and cooking utensils.
Terms-Cash.
+. PERRODIN, Auctioncer.
Oct. %, 1871.
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The MOrmOns.

Salt Lake City, Oct. 19.--Aaron johnson,
a Mormon Bishop, has been arrested as &C
cessory to murder.
Salt Lake, Oct. 21.-The polygamy trials
are progressing. The Mormons plead that
they had no intention of committing crime
in plurality marriage, and that intention is
essential to conviction.
That they could not be guilty of adultery,
because they were married according to the
usages of the Mormon church.
A number of additional arrests for lasci-
viousness has been made.
Salt Lake, Oct. 22.-Verdict in Hawkins
case, charged with adultery, is guilty. The
penalty is three to twenty years imprison-
ment. This is considered the lest case, and
virtually places the polygamists at the mercy
of the first wife, who under this act is the
only person who can proceed against him.
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Foreign News. rs

London Oct. 17.-Mr. Braidlaw, at an
immense meeting, declared that the Queen
was insane, and demanded hat the regency
be entrusted to judges of law and equity,
until a Republic could be established.
London, Oct. 17.-Advices from China
state that three thousand persons persisted
by recent foods in that country.
Constantinople, Oct. 17.-The cholera is
again epidemic. There have been sixty
deaths in two days, nine of whom were
Englishmen.
Paris, Oct. 90. The advices from Algeria
are more favorable. The insurgents are
submitting.
Rome, Oct. 21.-The Cardinals advise
the Popeto. quit Rome to preserve indepeh.
dence.
The Pope had almost determined to de-
part, when the Italian Parliament was con-
voked. ~
Berlin, Oct. 21.-.A distinguished prelate,
an embassy of the Pope, was referred by
the Emperor William to Bismarck for an
answer to the question whether it would be
allowable to hold the approaching conclave
outside of Rome-in some town in France
for instance? Bismarck evadpd reply. The
Emperor sent an autograph letter of SYM
pathy to the Pope.
London, Oct. 2l.-It has ztranspired that
the Gastien conference agreed upon ener-
getic measures for the suppression of the
international society. Italy refused co-ope-
ration because its labor agitators oppose the
international society.
Paris, Oct. 21.-Gambetta publishes a
letter saying, though the Republicans of
France were defeated in the elections for
members to the Conseils Generaur, hefinds
nothing in the result to cause dependency.
The same elections have extinguished the
hopes of these retrogradists who desired to
see France recommitted to the Bonapartists
and have shown that the advocates Of mon
archy under other dynasties are lukewarm.
The court martial held in this city for the
trial ofCommunists has sentenced ninety
one of the accused brought before it, and
acquitted 5000.
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vente PubliQue.

Succession de teu Eleck Dupre.
I'M vertu dun ordre de la Cour des Preuves
Ii de la p~aroisse St. Landry, il sera vendu d
rencan public, au plus offrant encherisseur,
par lie soussigne, eacanteur public, a la der
niere residence du defunt, en- cette p~aroisse, le
Samedi, II Norensbye, 1871,
les proprietes ci-apres decrites, aprartenant a
la succession d'Eleck Dupre, decide, ancien-
nement de cette ~paroisse. ~savoir:
I'm lot de bGtes a cornes douces.
I'm lot de moutons,
Tn lot de cochons.
I'm poney girls
Une. iument haic avec son poulin.
I'm chariot a bout.
I'm vieux chariot.
Fournitures de maisons ct ustensiles de
cuisines.
4s.s T. PERRODIN,-
% Oct Encanteur.
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STORE BURNED.-On Monday morning
last, about 8 o'clock, Capt. 7. N. McCrory's
store, twenty miles above Washington, on
Bayou Bouf, way burned, with all its con.
tents. No person slept in the store and
there was no other building, and no fire
about it. 1t was undoubtedly the work Of
a incendiary. A pair-of lady's new slip
pers, belonging to the store, was found at
some distance in the road leading from it
which shows that~it was first robbed and
then fired. The loss is about $4,000.
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Political.

Pittsburg, Oct. 1S.-In view of the re-
suit of the recent elections in Pennsylvania
and Ohio, the Post will come out tomorrow
for Thomas A. Scott for President, as the
man to carry Pennsylvania against Grant
by an overwhelming majority.
New York, Oct. 20.-Tammany made
nominations for State Senate tonight, in
Guiding VIM. NJ. Tweed, Michael Nor ton,
John j. Bradley ard Henry W. Jenet.
The county convention of delegates of
the Reform Democracy was held at Apollo
Hall to night; Saml. G. Courtney presid-
ing four hundred delegates were present.
w. w. Curtis named at the meeting that
Tammany intended frauds at the election,
and said the only remedy was to execute
summary justice by suspending reporters
or fraudulent inspectors from lamp posts,
and he believed the law would protect citi-
zcns in so doing.
The following nominations were made
For Judge of the Supreme Court, OK Judge
c. Barret Judge Of Common Pleas, Judge
Chas. p. DAILY; Register, Gen. Franz
Siegel.
New York, Oct. 2l.-The Administra-
ton wing of the Republican party last
night nominated Franz Slegel for Register,
G. c. Barrett for Judge Of the Supreme
Court, and Chas. p. Daily for Judge of the
Court of common Pleas. This ticket is the
same that was nominated night before last
by the Reform Democracy.
Philadelphia, Oct. 2l.-The National
Committee of the Union League met here
last c'ening, Governor Gcary, presiding.
y communication was received, requesting
a thorough reorganization Of the League in
Louisiana. A National Council has been
called to meet in Philadelphia, December
18th.
New York, Oct. 22.-Ata conference of
the delegates of the Democratic Union and
Democratic Reform parties tonight, the
following ticket was adopted: For Su-
preme Court Judge, Thomas a. Ledwith
Superior Court, j. II. Anthem and Roswell
d. Hatch; Common Pleas, c. P. DAILY
Marine Court, Samuel II. Randall, Register
General, Franz Sicgel.
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The Yellow Fever.

Charleston, Oct. 16.--One yellow fever
death occurred in the last t%wenty-four
hours.
Oct. 19.-There has been four yellow fe-
yer deaths in the last twenty. four hours.
Oct, 20.--Two fever deaths occurred in
the last twenty,four hours.
Oct. >22.-One fever death yesterday and
one to-day.
Oct. 23.-There were three deaths in the
last twenty-four hours.
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Produce Shipped.

The New Orleans Times, Of the 18th inst,
reports the arrival of the steamer j. F. Fra
ger, Capt. Horn, from Washington, in this
parish, with sd bales cotton, SO sacks seed
cotton, 2 bales moss, 3s hides, Q barrels tai
low, and a lot of sundries.
The same paper, of the 23d inst, reports
the arrival of the Str. Tahlcquah, from same
place, with IS bales cotton, 3 bags cotton,
90 boxes eggs, "a bundles hides, 81
hides, 8 rolls leather, 3 bags wool, l box
wax, and lot of sundries.
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George Foster VS., Robert Hart.-District
Court, Parish of St. Landry.-No. 1874.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias,
Id issued out of the Hon. Eighth District
Court of the State Of Louisiana, in and for
the Parish of St. Landry, in the above en-
titled suit, and to me directed, l will proceed
to sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
at the Courthouse of said parish, in the town
of O~pelousas, on SATURDAY. the I'd day
of December, 1871, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ,
the following described property, seized to
satisfy said writ, +o-wit:
A tract of land situated IN the parish of St.
Landry, on Petite Prairie Bayou, and boun-
ded as follows, to-wit: north by the lands of
Uriah and John Tarver, east by lands of VIII
liam Lee, south by lands of Linn Tanner and
west by lands of Uriah Tarver, containing
three hundred and twenty (320) acres. more
or less. Also the growing crop thereon.
Terms-Cash.
E. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
Oct. %. 1871.
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President Grant makes q Speech

Portland, Me-, October 2O.--President
Grant had a snowy reception here. In res
ponding to a serenade he said, II have a
vivid recollection of visiting your city six
years ago. This is the second time | have
been in your city, and am much pleased
with the reception here. as we'll as at other
places in your State. IF do not come oft
ener than have heretofore, | shah not
make many more visits here before l shall
be quite an old man.
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<Essesgp of .M0rw n. HMrGy.

PARISH COURT, PARISH ST. LANDRY-No. 1852
THOMAs C. ANDERSON, of the Parish
l. of St. Landry, having applied by his petl-
ton to be appointed Administrator OF the
Estate of Mary 7. Hardy, late OF said PARISH
Therefore, any person intending TO- make
opposition to said appointment, VIII HE the
in writing, at my Office IN the toWu OF
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. " u. hiCtiAhD' Cle'F'
Opelousas, October %, 1871. H.
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HoMrcIDE.-Last Tuesday night several
say ten or twelve men armed with guns and
pistols, went to Hon. T. G. Anderson's
plantation, managed by Mr.. John o. Ri.
chard, near Grand Cotcau, and took an ole
colored man named Stanton out Of his cabin
and shot and killed him. The wifeand sor
of deceased, and others were in the cabin
but were not molested. The armed party
seemed to be particularly in search of an
other colored man named Colas or Nicholas,
II is not known what the object or reason
was for killing him. The names Of the armed
party were not known by the witnesses te
the killing,
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HALL HUMBLE. corr, LODGE No. 10.

W OPELousAs, Oct. 18th, 1S7I.
To the Members of Humble Cottage Lodge
No. l9-BRErHREN:-The Grand Master of
the Grand Lodge of the State of Louisiana,
has by circular letter called upon the Masons
of Louisiana, to contribute from their means
in aid of our brethren, many thousands of
whom, are, with their families, among the
sufferers of the Chicago fire, and from the
extensive c%onaagrations in the North West.
Let us promptly show our sympathy with
the suffering members of the Fraternity, who
in the darkest hours of trouble and misfortune
never fail to respond freely to calls for frater-
nal aid.
Contributions will be received until the 18th
of November, by Bros. FL. L. Garland, K. FL.
Bodemuller and Jos. Bloch
G. MAYO, W. M.
Oct. 2Ss-:3t
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Sher.ln'7S SALE

Geo. w. Husspeth, District Attorney VS.. Ed
ward Dardeau ct al.-Parish Court, ST.
Lanlry.-No. SOB.
DY virtue of a writ of feri facias issued ont of
ID the Hon. the Parish Court, in and for tho
Parish of St. Landry, in the above entitled
suit, and to me directed; | will proceed to sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse of this parish, in the tow of
Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the 9TH day of
NOVEMBER, 1871, at eleven o'clock A. NJ,
the following described property, seized to
satisfy said writ, to-wit:
Three hundred 5000 arpents o fland, sisuat-
ed in Little Prairie Mamnou, bounded north
by Denis Fontenot, south by Alexander lie
'batard, east by OnGzime GuilIory, and west
by Landrcneau, together with ali the build
ing and Improvements thereon,
One hundred and fifty arpents of land in
Little Prairie Mammou, bounded north by J..
B 2. Guillory, south by p. J. Fontenot, east
by McDavid and west by A. Leba:ard,
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Terms-Cash.
E. @. HAYES. Sheriff.
80 Sept, 1871.
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The Police Jury of the parish of Tensas
have passed an ordinance, "that on after
the 18th day of October, A. D., 1871, it
shall be unlawful for any person to permit
their horses, mules, cattle or sheep to roam
at large without having a competent man to
herd said animals"
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DEMONSTRATION has just returned
from New Orleans with a large supply of
good thingsin his line. His friends and
customers, and the public generally are in
vitcd to a 6ouillon, at his saloon, this even
ing at Z o'clock. i 49,,
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The members of Humble Cottage Lodge
No. 10, F. & A. NJ, will please read the no.
tice to them in another column relative to
the late fire in Chicago.
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CHEAP SToRE.-An advertisement of Mr..
Camille Roos' cheap cash store, appears in
to-day's paper. Examine his list of prices,
and see for yourself. He sells peaches for
instance at 25 cents per can.
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The New Orleans Times, of the 25th
inst, quotes gold at 1l2 to 1124, middling
cotton at 184 to 1873, and sugar at Sc. for
inferior and 1l4c. for choice.
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Circulation.
OpELOJSAS Posi- OFFICE

OPELoJsAs Posi- OFFICE,
September 28th, 1871.
certify that the Opclousas JOURNAL has,
and has had ever since / have been Post
Master, a larger circulation in the Parish of
St. Landry, than any other paper passing
through this post office.
d. P. G. HILL, P. M.
Opelousas, La.
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subscription.
Subscription Free.

Every person advertising in this paper to
the amount of twenty dollars, and paying the
same cash at this office, will be entitled to one
years subscription gratis. {
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OutSideS and s'Tnards."

The Opelousas JOURNAL is the only news
paper entirely printed, both outside and inside,
in the Parish of st. Landry.
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There are many that despise half the
wsrld but if there be any that despise the
whole of it, it is because the other half
despises hem.-[Colton.
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The MEETING Some three or four weeks
g posters were stuck up in different parts
Of the parish, calling ward or precinct
meetings. We do not know the result of
those meetings, or even that they were held.
We saw one Of the posters, in Bellevue, and
It had four signatures. This week similar
posters, without signatures, appeared in
Opelousas, calling for a meeting at the
Courthouse on last Wednesday. Two or
three gentlemen inform US, that when the
bell rang At the hour for the meeting, they.
went to the Courthouse, but found mary"
meeting. 1t is evident that the people Of
this parish care very little about politics.
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JACQUES ARr1AUD,
Notary Public and Justice oil the Peace
OFFICE AT
Leonville, Parish OF 81, Landry.
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See the advertisement calling for 100
laborers.
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LsINE Blooded Cattle for sale by
n D. Fl. PROSER,
May 20tfl Prairie Basse.
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GOOD NEWS!
Come One, Come sEz.
CAMILLE EOOS'
Cheap Cash Store,
At South End of Main Street, OpcIousas,
GREAT BARGAINS
Provisions, Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, &C, &C., &c.

M R. CAMILLE ROOS having just re-
lV1- turned from New Orleans with a very
finely assorted stock Of general merchandise,
invites his friends and the public in general to
call and examine his goods and he is satisfied
that they will find his prices to suit the times.
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n0 LABORERS to work on the Lock
HOV at the mouth Of Bayou Bnuf, just
above Washington, to whom the highest cash
price be paid. Board furnished. Apply i'm.
mcdiately, Oh the ground. to
VIM. CURLEY & BRO,
Oct. 2S-lt Contractor.
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The cities Of New York and Brooklyn
have raised 1919, 154 for the reliefof Chicago.
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TEE RAILRoAD.-A gentleman just from
Verlnillionville, informs us that about one
hundred hands are at work on the Opelou-
sas and Shreveport branch Of the New Or.
leans, Mobile and Texas Railroad. The
work has been commenced to avoid a for.
feiture of the charter, but will not be con-
tinned. The whole force will soon be
transferred to the. Texas road, and it is
said that the company intend to have it
completed and trains running to Lake
Charles, ninety miles west Of VcrmiIlion-
vile, in twelve months. So, Opelousas is
to be left out in the cold indefinitely. II
the State has performed Der part Of the
contract the company ought to do theirs,
and not simply commence work to avoid
forfeiture of contract. We want the con-
tract fulfilled BY both parties, not only ne
eording 10 the letter but according to the
spirit.
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GOrdy R.. A.. Chapter, No. 80.

ID OCULAR convocations of this Chapter
IL will be held at Humble Cottage Lodge,
No. 10, the First Tuesday after the
full moon of every month. at z O'Clock, L. NJ.
By order of
JAMES RAY, HI. P.
X. II BOpEMULLER, Secretary.