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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-26
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
Saturday, August rs, 1871.

No. S359.-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-A- Rsdgesky VS.
Mary Malone ct al.
81 virtue of en- order of sale made in this
- eanse, 1 win sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front OF the office OF the
Second ChanceTy Court, in the city OF Men,
phis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, sHuust 26, 1871,
Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wtt: Situated, lying and being
in he county OF Shelby, etate OF Tennessee,
beginning at a point fifty (55l feet south Of
intersection OF Front and Jackson streets,
Memphis; thence eastWardly one hundred
and fOrty-eight and One-hbif (i4S10 feet 10 an
alley; thence s~outhwaTdly thirty-hvs (S5l
feet, more or less; thence W~estWardly one
hundred and fOrty.eight and one-half QiS11
feet TO Front street, more or less, TO place Of
beginning.
IEKEs OF SALE-OD a credit of six, twelve,
eighteen and tWenty-four months, in equal
instruments, purchaser executing notes, with
approved security, bearing interest from
date, lien retained TO secure purchase money.
equity Of redemption barred.
This July "a, 1871.
NJ. D.. L STEWART, Clerk and Mastar.
'Westeott a StehL Soils. for COmpTt Tvs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

EVER since tho editor Of the Register,
(wespeak now Of tho hired man not the
responsible cditorJ through o mistake
made by ANDY JOHNSON when drunk
and rectifled as soon as he became sober,
was permitted TO forage q lew days In The
Wheeling Post.Olllce, 10 taste the sweets OF
official dignity and finger few Of UNCLE
SANS tantallzing greenbNcks, before the
cruel boot OF tho indignant ANDY was OPP
piled, he has been monomaniac on the
subject of the Wheeling Postofllce. 1t
appears to occupy his thoughtsb by day and
III his dreams by night lie seems to
have cherished a wild illusion that some
time national success by the Democracy
would afford him q chance to renew the
imposition on some future President and
to rOllagain in the flowery beds Of official
case. But year by year as the fortunes Of
the decaylng Democracy have fallen deep
or into ruin, hope has been deferred, with
the usual result, until now that tho last
prospect has vanished, II is not strange
that he Is In a state of mind truly pltlable,
and that in his mania he imaglnes every
body Is conspiring to rob him Of the dar.
ling object Of his affections.
LISA sad case. Cannot some benevo-
lent person do something to relieve ii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

THE Moundsville National prints the
Richmond Journals article on Reunion
Of tho Virginias and remarks:
Too late You might as well attempt
to dam up the waters Of the Ohio with
willows, as 10 ietter the onward steps OF
the grand Commonwealth of West Vir.
ginla. Tho days Of this Virginia wild cat
arc numbered. Her claws arc all Torn of,
and ShO has unceremoniouSlY Crawled
back into her hole, TO suck her sore paws
through all eternity.
This Is altogether beyond our depth,
and We request brother PATRICK to rise
and explain. In tho first place, what Is
this Virginia wild catH" What tore of
her claws' Why did shO crawl back
into her hole, and especially why do II
without ceremony And how does ii
happen that II the animals "days arc
numbered" shO is going to suck her
paws "through all otornilyp And, in
short, ns BUNsBY would say, what is the
bearings OF these remarks generally : g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24
TuE Greenbner Indspndent announce

THE Greenbner Independent announces
its willingness to fall in in with the propo'
sition that the Democratic party shall
make no nomination for President 1t
don't believe a Democrat Of the Old
School on a straight-out Democratic
platform has any chance; nor that there
is any chance even for Democrat on q
New Departure platforms "Butp" it
says
"Ifa man is put forth who truly repre-
sents the Anew Departure" and the
Democratic party makes no nomination,
AS matter OF course the liberal Republic
cans will support him, and when the De-
mOcracy once understands that they have
a choice oftwo evils, the decision will be
made quick and promptly"
And then again;
"Wo would like to SEQ such a man as
Hancock, Pendleton or Hendricks, in the
executive chair. If neither OF them can
be elected, we prefer to SEQ such man as
Chase, or even Greeley, than To see Grant
refill It," ......
Tho question discussed thus candidly
by the Independent is one that the Democ-
racy of this State have got toSmoet in q
icw months. II has become certain that
tho Democratic party as national organ.
izstiOn is dead, and Is soon TO be buried.
Has the State organ of the party here no
opinions on so important a question: Is
it willing the corpse shall DO decently in.
terredP And, Furthermore, Is It going To
allow the rural papers TO lead of US expo.
nents and directors Of public opinion,
while tho ambitious metropolitan organ
of the party sits in dumb silence and sees
the preparations for the funeral going for.
wardH What does tho Register say on
behalf of its party in this shteH Whit
support CHASE or GREELEY, or docs It
insist on having TwEEDH -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

THE President, officers, and executive
committee Of tho National Labor Union
publish card, to the effect that the call
for Convention in Washington on thc
9th of next month, Is the work of a self
constituted committee, and has not the
sanction Of the National Union or labor
reform party. Tho regularly called con
vOntion will meet on tho third Wednes.
day in February, 1879, at Columbus, Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24
mr. DUPONCos GOLDEN PERI.

DR. DUPONCo'S GOLDEN PERI.
~ oDICAL PILLS, FOR FEMALES, They
never fall, and may DO depended upon In every
case where the monthly flow has been 0bStructed
by cold or disease. DUPoNC0's GOLDEN Pills
Always give Immediate relief being especially
poicO's Golden Pills relieved me In ono day"
THIS GENUINE arc put up In LARGE (wHITBl
BoxKs containing double quantity OF Pills, and
upon each box you will and my "PTiYatO Rove
nue. Stamp" Upon tho stamp SEQ tho words
GeHutR6.
Pull and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price 800 per box,
Sold In Wheeling by EDMUND BOOKING,
Druggist.
LADIES by sending him 500 through the
mail, TO any part Of tho country Free q Postage.
8. D. HOWE,
ociS Jui solOPropriOtor, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

DuRtNa the recent rise tho Hancock
friedrich makers shipped about ten mill
lions Of brick, which had accumulated
during "thc long dry spell" The manu-.
facturc of friedrich has grown to be an
important interest about New Cnmber.
land -------L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

A NEW York telegram says that
within few days Boss TWEED will be
indicted for obtaining money by false
pretGnscs, or for grand larceny, and the
rest ofthe Ring will doubtless fare like.
wise. This will be severe on tho Boss
friends and admirers like the Wheeling
Re1ister.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24
7HE EUROPEAN QUESTION.


THE EUROPEAN QUESTION,
What is4hO European question to us' Lot the
crowned heads fight 1t out while we supply their
armies with provisions.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION
as to tho best method of cIOthIngEray heads with
glossy brown or raven black ls, however, mat
tor Of vast Importance To millions Of both sexes
In this country 1t rE
W. SEEMS TO BE DECIDED,
II popularity 10 fair tOSt In tho ease, In yOT Of
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
tho sales OF which have been advancing during
tho past twelve months with Tapidlty AstonISh.
ing. As dressing after dyclng, use
oRIsTADoRo's HAIR PRRsRRVATIvR
noyOd&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

"ArP1Rs arc very scarce and high" at
the Permanent Seat" says the RepubH.
can. That's Of no consequence 10 the
Ohio county delegation so long as apple
Jack b plentiful. M MIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

THE town council Of Morgantown has
granted the right Of way through the
streets of that town for the Uniontown &
West Virginia Railway. f.-r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

PERsoNAL-M. NJ. Dent, ESD, was
married last week 10 a lady OF lSapra-
hammock county, Va, and returned Sat.
urday night TO Morgantowd.-Mor0
toton I6a. ''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

Mn, II. W. ROoE, offers for sale his half
Of the Wet HfrWnian newspaper, pub.
lished at Fairmont, this State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24
Grand Lodge I. o. G. T. Of West
.E u#I Virginia. ..a..

The above named organization held 10
9th annual session at Guyandotte Nov.
14th, 18th and 10th, 1871. amgl
On account Of the difficulty Of nAViga-
tlon, owing to tho low stage Of water, the
turn out was smaller than usual.
The order throughout the State Is in
much better condition than one year ago.
The best Of feeling was manifested and
harmony prevailed In oil the business
transacted. .-iNi.
Resolutions were passed appealing TO
the church, the ministry and the voters Of
our State for aid in suppressing the giant
evil now spreading over the country.
"A public meeting was held on the even
log Of tho second day Of tho session.
Temperance speeches were delivered, In
terspersed with excellent music from tile
singers of Guyandotte, alter which the
following Grand Lodge officers werO pub.
licly installed:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

Dun old friend, Col. GRENv1LLE PARK.
Ell, Of Wellsburg, has been promoted, as
we infer from this notice In the Kand,sI.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24

General Granville Parker is in towE,.'
and looks hale and hearty, Time seem.
ingly leaves no visible impress upon lin"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24
ON MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELiRR ron You've MEN from tho
effects OF RrroES and Abuses In early lliO. Man
hCOd restored. Nervous debility cured. lmpedi:
ments 10 Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment NOWRnd remarkable remedies. BOOkS
and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. ocl9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24
NYsTERsi oYsTERsl OYSTERS

JOHN g. HEFTLY, In Odd FsIlOVS Hall
sSallding, neHt aoHr q B9ckinga Ding Store, IN.
the aneat Oystert ever brought % ma hiaFkek
which no VIII sell o. Wholesale o. by the can AZ
NC lowest potable fates, RemeRlSsf the place.
UAn and supply yourselves with d6lloious b.
NMNcA RuRN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24
Reeds Cough syrup.

1t has rapidly grown In public favor, and Ia en-.
dOrsed BY ell who have used.i Gs being sUFERIoR
to any other Cough Medicine, Give Il trial.
Sold by all Druggists. -y.,..
MCCABR, KRAFT 4 CO, Propd0lols,
nOVl7-d&W Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24
WHEELe rNTEIIaHNoMR FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER "a 1871
SpecIGIN

A LWAYS GET THE BEST,
Tho most Reliable Preparation fot
COUGHS. CONS, RulAsEnEss. BRONCHITIS, &C.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-11-11
Les Forets On Elammes.

Les lnccndies qui existent dams les
f"rets de rOnest ne ravagent pas seule-
ment le Wisconsin ct le Njnnessoto On
les signale aussi dams le Michigan ct
dams Plindiana, Oh In secheresse H,a mas
etc mo'ns grande que dams les Etats
voisins. '"'"
Dams Ie Michigan, les comtes de Saint.
Clair ct de Huron sont converts de forsts
en- f1ammes. Toute Ia region situ6e 4
Fest de Saginaw Bay jusqu'a quarapte
miles au nord dc Port Huron ete CON-
pletcment balayee par rincendie. On
retrouve de tous c6tes des cadavres car
bonises. Les villages fiorissants de
Forestville. White Rock, Elm Creek,
Sandbeach ct Huron City sont entiere-
ment detruits. Une partie de Fort Hope
ct de Rock Falls n'existe plus. ~Toutes
,es localities contenaicnt dcs maeasins
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-11-11
Un Jugement sur les Franeais.

Tn A|lemand de Hambourc, oui pen.
dant linvas'on rempIi les fonctions de
secreta're general a la prefecture de
B!oIs, public ses impressions pendant son
sejour en- France.
LIE 4uonlteur dome ce passage de son
| etude:
Linstruction popu|aire en- France est
encore 81 peu deveIoppee, quill ne peut y
etre question de vraie Ilberte quand on
au'a joue la Repub'ique, la Commune,
on re'ombera sous lie regime du premier
dictateur miIitaire venu ou dun 1nonar.
que absclu; d'autant plus QUEEN Europe 10
cause de la revolution don't les Francais
eta'ent les representants perdu tout
prestige. Aussi ne regagneront.ils jamais,
Je 'e cross, 'eur ancienne influence morale
qu'iIs devaient en- partie a Ieurs manieres
seduisantes; c'est nous maiutenant oui
sommes un peuple de penseurs, ct oui al.
Ions conduire 'Europe
Mais 81 Ton s'imagine que Ia Fance.
rouIant de bouleversoment en- catacIvsme.
va descendre au rang de E>pagne, on Sc
trompe considerabIenent. Les Francais
ont un tres grand avantage: lis sont ira.
vailleurs, economes, sobres: lis ont un ge
ME .ind"striel q"i les ramenera rapide-
ment leur ancienne prosperi,e.
Nous tons qui revenons de France, nous
aVons pu y admirer les merveIles de Tin.
ous'r'e' rontes, points, quais, etc. Com.
o,en de fols maize pas WI des officers
"as roster tout surpris devant ces
constructions magistrates oil rextreme eIe.
sance est JoIute unc complete soI,ditt.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-11-11
MAGASI\ DE MECBLES.
Chan. cement de local,

II + scus>cnt ayant transporte son magas!n
Il 4 lie mrubI's da.s la grandr ba'isSr pres d"
Ia turC. dr. VI .jthIn 1T ayant prls drs arrange
ment> Qul l' tarin con>i,'erahIrmrnt dams son
cunn.rcr. "A hnl,ii.ur uAurnncrr a SIS c"nhhlS-
sanc..s It al pubic en- general qn il est All our
hui llct rtm;lir tou> les "stlrrs nn ''Il >'r"nt
alrsse,. Il unt rrt'' a un Advertisement com
pirt II lrrnl'Ia trn.,'>nrut II aItstt nirnt les
ucuhl'> aux pix les plus lut"ltlcs. les m'n-
blr> uu II vrildaou uu pr"cHltla Sllr r"mnan-
DE- ), rrnt ,nullltS IT ItIlylt> tn hun nll. sans
trais al'l;tInnnr.> Les ,i.ux l,ruhl"> s"rnnt
pri> e,harg" pour drs nrntS II aura t"nions
,'n MANS IN aS>"ltiln' ut tie m'nLtrs.rt l"r>qu II
aura pas les ,rt,> v"',,l'. j, ctIargtra d"S
cnmman,',.s aux pix l IA Me -Ortan. plus les
t,aiS de tiah>"N I"ri son "lnrasrr>' gar All
tit, TT il rsI'tl" par son i"'!n>'1. p"ntnate ct
la ln"ljr;c ~ pix, mtIit"r la continuation
de- Encouragement du pnhIlr.
LOFTS WAITER.
E,I" Main. r,rs NJ. John. Op".ous;s
I3 mai IL tim.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-11-11
F0URNAUX De CUISINE
BUCKS BItII.I.IA MI.

ItES POEIES DE CUISINE. s"nt dune
Y plus giu,i,', Iurcr, les noln~ c"alpli4ues It
Il nm n>ag" plus aciir In" t"n; a1rrs'.
lis ont i"Er H. premier pix a la i'n'' dc II
Louis d. l~t,,. l-t;t;. I-i7 ~ l-6-. air>i on a
la Fore d. Ia l.ouisianr d. l-6-, 1860 It l-10
l." sous ;-ne ayant etc nomme agent r"nr Ia
ventr tlr ct> r1"r-HfS Fournaux. en- anna cons
talnmrnt nn assortment atrIirr d. trrb AN
f"i", Washington. Oh il fah'l4nr on th1t ton
JOINS dies p"tl''> l,> salon. grlilrs en- fer, trlbIan-
teir Iapalas". etamtr etc
Depot a la t'roctli,' d. Jos Blum. Opelou>as.
on tons les "rdc's Gui Y ser",t lais>es s-ront
prulDllrm"ut I'mpiiS
EUGENE LEMONTEY.
Washington - Mar, I'll. ly
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-11-11

DCne assemblee publique, convo-
quee a ia requtte dune centaine de ci-
toyens, doit avoir lieu \ In Maison de
Cour, aujourd'hui heure P NJ. dams lie
but d'e1primer par une dtsapprobation
non. .equivoque ct energique, les crimes
ct les autres actes extra-l6gaux qui Sc
commettent dams notre paroisse depuis
quelques annees, ct que Ia Justice semble
impuissante reprimcr.
On ne trouvera sans doute personne
qui soft assez ose pour desapprouver une
pareille expression du sentiment popu-
laire, ct il FAINT esperer que cbacun prou-
vera, soft par sa presence, soft par ses
conseils, combien ces actes perdent rapi-
dement, 10 reputation jusqu'ici excellente
de notre paroisse, ct combien lis mena-
cent son bon peuple dun regime militai-
re qni le mettrait sous le talon de rExe-
cuff
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-11-11

GVEoici les aftaircs criminellcs dams
lesquelles le Jury rapporte un verdict
de culpabilitt, i la Cour do District sic
geant en- notrc vile:
Henry Franklin, (coul.) vol de cheval.
Janvicr Louis, (c.) larcin.
c. Soileau, (coul.) force l'entree dune
maison ayec l'intention de commettre un
viol.
Alex. W. Smith, vol de che7aux.
BENZ. Whitlock, larcin.
Amedee Harry, (c.) vol de cheval.
J. Gay fills ct Joseph Dupl6chain, viol
En- outre de celles-ci, Omer Moreuu,
accuse de larcin, plaid6 coupable.
J. l.. Reeves, accuse d'homicide, etc
acquittt.
X. w. McKinny, accuse de larcin, a etc
acquitte.
->.>-'...--.-,..->->-~~.. --.-,..-~
ULe Collecteur des taxes dEtat ct
de Paroisse offrira Ell vente, anjourd'hui
devant Ia Maison de Cour les propriGtes
de seize contribuables delinquents de no.
tre paroisse.
Cette vente sc fera pour du compliant,
ct sans le benefce destination, ce qui
veut dire que ces terres ct terrains rap
porteront la vingtieme partie de leur va
leur reelle.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-11-11

II NJ. Maurice Villaseca annoncc par
lintermediaire du Courier, quill Went
d'ouvrir un restaurant l'encoignure des
rues de la Cour ct Bellevue, ioignant le
Cafe de NJ. Austin Lacomb.
Ceux que la Cour amenent dams &C vol
'sinage trouveront toujours faire un bon
repas ct d bon n1arch6, en- s'adressant a
ce nouvel etablissement don't Ia proprete
ct 10 disposition generate engagent natu-
rellement lie passant qui y jette un coup
d'Gil d aller y satisfaire son appetit ct
etancher So soif.
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Opeousas, Paroisse St. Landry, Lne, Samed Novembe 1871

Commc Ic Francais traval|e vite, CONNIE
II trousse proprcment sa besonge. Ii ne
Sc laIssera pas Iongtemps de,ourner de ses
occupations par les appelts anarchIquc>
de queIques cricurs, il voudra rcgagncr de
Iargcnt.
La Commune ma etc possible que parce
que Ia Ieune generation est sans cnrrg1e
ct tout. d t;,t cnervee. Mais Ia prcccdrn-
tr, en- province surtont, est tout autre; on
trouve chez ellie ious les charmes de la
plus exqni>e poItr>sc, de la mndes,ie, en-
fin de toutes les vertus; il est vrai qu ellie
ne salt pas danscr Ie cancan
QUAINT aux tcmmes tr,ncaisc>, les jnger
d'apres lie monde de Paris, CO serait com
me 81 Fen prenait pour type general des
AIlcmandes celes quI frt4ncntent Ham.
bonrg ct Babe. Les Franchises sont eco
homes, dureS All travail, capablcs de beau.
ct Hp de dGvouencnt, ct c'e>t paIslr a
vor comben ma gre Ia corruption dcs
hommes pendant llmpIre, Giles ont con.
serve Ieurs bonnes 9uahtGs.
Ce quill audrait sur,out la France,
&c Sefdtl uUt utCt III IallSatlOn morale, G. pSt
que Ia province >'cmanctpe to'I;-a fait de
Influence des ltes ct DIES muurs de Pa
ri>; mais celia ne pe,t Sc faire que par l'e
levation du nivcau de Instruction.
--------~--~-~.~>>---------
Tn Journalistic uni pas>e aux yeux de la
foule pour un republican, tarouchc, ct
qui, sous fcmpire. s'ttait tait I'm nom en-
pubiant DIES articles violents, disait der
increment:
IL me tarde bcaucoup que la nlonar-
chic rcviennr.
Comment. lui dit puclqu'un. vouS.
un republican,, vou> Snuhalttr riez lc rc-
tour de Ia monarciie
-Certalncmcnt, mon cher, rrprit lc
Journalistic. Que vonlez-vonS qua. nous
devenions, nous autrcS publiri>tcs rtpu-
blicains, 81 nous n'avons pas TN monar-
que il trinter! Pcrsonnc ne nous lira
MARleS.-A l'Eglise Catholique dies O.
pelousas, lc Z courant. par le Rev. J. T..
Raymond, \. II. BENoIsr, de St. Louis.
(Mo.) i Demoiselle LAuHE DEsEssAR1S,
de notre Vile.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-11-11

FATAL ACC1DENT.-Un jeune homme
de lo ans, Robert Perioux, tres estime dc
ceux qui lie connaissaient, Went de rem
contrer une mort instantanee ct acciden-
telle pres de Leonville, en- cette paroisse
LIE au matin, etant la cllasse aux ca
nards, il rencontra une hale de bois dare
gail jugea convenable de traverser, ct d
Get effet il introduisait Ia crosse de son
fusll quand le coup partit, l'atteignit au
mention ct sortit d la tempe, pres de 70
reille gauche. II mourut instantanement.
Encore un exemple citer aux gems
imprudents.
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MAFASIN DC GRAND COTEATT.
NH BLUM est actucllcmcnt occun,: \ d.
4vA Q baller un assortment conplrt de mar
chandisrs sfchcs dautomnc ct d'hiver yctc
ments confectionnfs. Groceric. nuinauillcr;e. en-
un mot un stock compiet de toufc sorte dc mur
chandises lusage DIES haltanta de la Paros-
Sc. quill vcndra un ltger bGnticc pour din
compliant. "
II sollicitc nnc vi>itc son nlagasn.
Grand Coteau ii Nnvembrc 1871 I'm
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GROCERIES FRAICHES.

MATS, ANOIEII I,T son.
III T. >nus>i.n,; Went dalrivcr ,. la Nonvclr-
M Orleans aNec IN nss"rflIhen tie groceries
tl;.irht>. trll,> .lllr Farnr. JHns,un T. pautS It
IHtS cote. fumes. B,urit. Grai->r. lnllnr> de-
trrrr, ,"Gn"ns 1r"lil;lGt. naEu'rrauA. nioruc s;tr
dimes, h,litrts en- hotties, s:luInns. ancholN. cor
nirhnnS. wins ronGc ct blanc de diNrr>rS inHl
tt-. rnrtlanN. whisky. H. iont rh"i>i aV''' ~uin.
1t one. c"Isid,rnnt liml"rtun'. de s"S achHtS ct
unr hai~>r dams L. prI\ DIES r"En~thlrS. il ven
dra tres bon marrht pour ,lu compliant
JOSEPH BLUM.
Opclousas9 q Srrtrmlr ISL. I'm
pour hunn.s ct CARTONS. tails
sur m>nrc tt lnau'ltattult> sur !" champ
a ties bon comptr. chez BLOCH X Dt,IRE.
T TNE reduction literalr S..ra t.Itr a crux qu
y acheterollt ell grn> chez
BLOCH Il DIFRE.