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PRELIMINARY EXAMINATToN.-The
preliminary examination Of the parties
arrested in the parish Of Lafayette, ac-
cused of the murder of Willis johnson
or Jackson, commenced before Justice
Knox last Thursday, and was going on
when we went to press. Only five or
six witnesses were examined the first
day, and there are thirty-seven in all
to be examined. The examination will
hardly be finished before sometime to-
day, and possibly not before Monday.
SUPREME Court DECIsIoNs.-The fol-
lowing cases have been decided since
our report last Saturday
Levy & Scherer VS.. Solomon Loeb
affirmed.
Augustus Guillory VS.. VIM. Dejean,
admr.-reVersed.
0rsamHs Hayes, admir-, VS.. T. c. An
dersOn ct als-reyersed.
?. j. Payy & Co. VS.. Juste Bertinot-
amended.
Addie E. Harris and husband VS.,
Adeline Keigler and husband-reVersed
Alexander LatiOlais VS.. Louis Y.
Aforementioned.
Frellsen & Stevenson VS.. Ebert CAN'T
affirmed.
Succession LeOntine Gilbeau-affirmed
n. 0. NJ. & T. Railroad VS.. Hopkins
| & Kennedy-reversed.
Caroline Lanoue VS.. A. G. Dumartrai
| admr.-atfirmed.
Ialanne Bros. VS.. kinchen w. Nc
Kinney, T. G. Anderson, %intervenor
| affirmed.
Heirs Onezime S. Thibodeaux VS.
| Felix VOORHEES,, test. exr.-affirmed.
Marie E. I. Frere VS.. Corinne Perre1
| ct als-remanded.
State of La. VS.. Qghn Wallace-af
tirmed.
Hall, Rodd & Putnam VS.. L. V. Cha
| cherie, sheriff, ct als.-Miller & ForTes
tier intervenors-affirmed
Elizabeth Boudreau VS.. Raphael Bou
dreau-affrmed.
?. j. Pavy & Co. VS.. Brigette Sicily
ct als.-JOseph Robin VS.. j. M. ThOmp
son, sherifse ct als.-at1irmed.
McC0nichie g. DOnnelf VS.. t. {
Anderson ct als.-atfirmed.
GoOdbee-A. HI. Chalmers i~ntervenOr-
reversed.
A1cee Dupre VS.. J.. M. Thompson
sheriff, ct als.-reversed.
Succession Thos. S. Hardy and wifi
on the opposition of Robin Freres t.
tableau-affirmed.
Sampson g. Bros. VS.. Jean D. Brous
sard-affirmed.
Rehearing refused in the two follow
ing cases
Daniel Mcdaniel VS.. Angelina Stoval
Estate Th0s. S. Hardy and wife, o
the opposition of Robin Freres.
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voices from Red River
THE PEOPLE AROUSED.

It is unnecessary to say that the voice
of Rapides, as enInciated in the follow
ing communication, will sOOn be re
echoed from one limit of the State to the
other:
ALEXANDRIA, LA, jim IL, 1872.
H c. Warmoth, Governor of Louisiana
Dear Sir-The failure of the Demo
Gratis, Reformers and Liberal Republi-
cans to unite and form a State ticket,
and adopt the Liberal platform of the
Cincinnati convention, places those
who desire reform in federal and State
politics in an anomalous position.
If the pastsrule in politics is to be con
| tinued for the next coming four years
| all will be swallowed up in centFaliza-
ton, which means ruin.
We have seen many of our fellow
citizens of this parish, its delegates tC
the recent convention, and many from
parishes above. The universal feeling
among all is that there is but one course
for the people to pursue, which is t.
hold conventions, Tatify the Cincinnati
platform and it's candidates for thu
Presidency and Yice-Presidency, an(
rally at once one and all around tht
Liberal Republican standard.
This done, the present ticket will with
draw Immediately, and we can carry. on
State for the Liberal Republicans ant
save the little left rs.
The most OF us have heretofore beer
your political opponents, but we ar,
willing now to bury all past differences
andunite with you in your efforts to re
deem our State from ruin.
The Vaccinations and schemes OF tn
secret organizations being rapid,
formed all ever f9fa State make iii mos
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Party Dissolution and Re0P'
gamiZatiOm.

It is utterly impossible for all men to
think alike. Even s0is it futile to ex-
pect everybody to stand on the same
side of every question that may ON
up for deliberation. When great politi-
cal principles spring I'D among a peo-
pie, parties are organized to fight out
the issues and as sOOn as that issue is
settled, the parties should disband.
This was undoubtedly the original OBJ
iecb of national party organizations.
But sadly perverted has become it's
aims. Parties once created, seek to
keep up their organization, only as a
means TO retain o. to acquire power,
and principles are trumpet up with no
other view than to gain popularity, or
to use as d vehicle, WhefeWith to over
ride opposition. As times change so
we change with them, and we must
adaDt ourselves to circumstances and
sometimes fight shoulder to shoulder
with those who la6ely crossed bayonletts
with us.
There may be much ina name. But
this much may be "evn,0 TT thy
name offend, cut If off and cast It from
| thee is a. scriptural injunction which
may well Be paTodied To our benefit.
To say that the Democratic party is
this dav striving for the principles, the
success Of which called ii into existence
is idle talk. By virtue 0f It's platforms
which fickled The. moi p0tEoi, its name
SO alluring to the ~arist0cracy ridden
| hordes of foreigners, its discipline so
seve,xa AID .ostraeiging and its leaders
so subtle, willy and p]aalitic. that it has
kept its forces together and coRscT1De6
| them for q time beyond and for pur-
pose foreign to the object of enlistment.
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POmr GreReP.

DIR. W. A. ROBERTSON, de Washington, nous
autOrise de PannOncer commc candidat pour Ia
place dc Gretier dc la COur de District, pour Ia
Paroisse st Landry, a rejection de NovembrC
proclaim.
Je suis- candidat pour la place de Grcfier de Ia
COuT, pour la ParOisse st. Landry, Il r6lectiOI
qui aura lieu all mOis de NOvcmbre 1872.
JOS. D.. RICHARD.
Nous SOmmes autOris6 Il announcer H.. MIL
LARD DUNBAR, CONNIE candidat pour Ii
place de Grctfier de Ia COur de District, pour Il
ParOisse st. Landry, a Ia prOchaine election.
Nous sOmmcs autorisG a announcer Mr.. AL
BERT LASTRAPES, comm candidat nOUr Ii
place de Grettier de la Cour de District, pour Ii
Paroisse st. Landry, 4 rejection de NOveInbrt
nrnnhain
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Celima Simon, wife, W.. Gustave Du-
rousseau, her husband

CeIiMna Simon, wife, W.. Gusfave Du-
rousseau, her husband
DARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-NO. 1903
4 In this cause a regular Judgment by default
having been entered against the defendant, and
no motion having been made to set the same
aside, nor answer filed within the legal delay,
and plaintiff having made full proof of her claim,
and the law and the evidence being in favor of
plaintiff and against defendant, it is ordered.
adiudged and decreed by the court that plaintiff
do have final Judgment against and recover of
defendant the sum of six hundred and eighty
eight dollars, with interest thereon at 5 per cent
per 'annum from judicial demand until paid,
subject to a creditaOf five hundred and forty-tivc
dollars paid to defendant by a datiOn en- pale
ment, before Yves D'Avy, Recorder of st. Ian
dry, on the oath February, 1872, and recorded in
Miscellaneous Acts No. 5, page 49,, Recorders
office, st. Landry. the same day.
1t is further ordered, adiudged and decreed by
the court, that the community of acQIests and
gains existing between plaintiff and defendant
be dissolved, that they be separated in property:
that plaintiff do have exclusive and uncontrolled
administration of her paTaphernal property.
That the tacit mortgage and privilege de-
clared upon by plaintiff, be recognized and en-
forced to take effect against all property owned
by said Dur0uSSeau, or which he may have
owned since 31st day of March, 1864. and that the
same be seized and sold in satisfaction hereof
principal, interest and cost to be taxed, as far as
it will go.
Done, read and signed in open court, this 3Oth
day of March, 1872,
A. GARRTGUEs,
Parish Judge, ST. Landry.
A true copy from the original judgment on file
in this office.
Witness my and and seal of office, at Ope
lOusas, this nth June, 1852.
E. P. vEAZIE, De~puty-Clerk.
June %, 1872-3t.
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AVIS DIE SUGGESTIONS.

Succession de Samuel McKree-Na. $3.50
FTAT DE La LOUISTANE.-COUR DE PA
~ roisse, st. Landry.-AtteHdu que Joseph
Bloch, de la ParOisse st. Landry, administra-
teur de la succession de Samuel cKree, DECIDE,
ayant enregistfe un tahleau de distribution DIES
fopds de Ia dite succession, aceompagn6 dune
petition deInalldant lhomologation dicelui;
ct atteIldu quill o etc fait dr0it a la demande
de la dite petition par TN Ordre de In Cour en-
date du 10 Jnin, 1872.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dome
aux int6resses dams cette succession, d'avOir a
faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par 6crit, a
mon bureau dams la vile dOpel0usas, dams les
delais aeeOrdes par Ia loi, pourquoi lie dit tabIeau
ne serait pas APPROVE ct h0m0legue.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefier.
Is JUN, 1879.
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aREnIAT. M0mEGRs.

Caution Every genuine box of DR.. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa, and their
private q. S. Stamp. Take no other; the market
is full of limitations.
Itis the popular verdict that people VINO have
been accilstomedt to the use Of Bitters or Cordials,
are obliged, eventually, to resort to MCLANEs
LIVER PILLS for permanent relief.
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A, GARRTGUES,
Juge de Paroisse, st. Landry.
AVIS LEGAL.
Pierre Casse VS.. gesepE Picard.

Pierre Casse vs.. Joseph Picard
HOURDEPAROIssE. ST. LANDRY.-No. 1902.
- Avis est par lie present donne, . toutes les
quilZe jOurs, a partir de cettc date, pour r6pOn-
Dire 4 la petition prGsentee parle d~emandeur dams
la cause cidessue mtitul6e, ct demandant pour
une saisie de vente prOvisoire d'un certain lot
d'etOffes eft de marchandises, appartcnant au
defendeur dams ledit process, ct trouv6es dams la
maisOn app%artenant au dit demandeur, ladite
maisOn Giant situ6e dams lasyille de Washington,
ST. Landry, ct reinforcement Oceupee par iedit
Picard G0mme magasin. fequeld dit Picard Fayant
abandOnn6e; ledit demandeur, P. Case, de-
montrant par sa dite petition, que ledit d6fen-
deur 6tant endett6 enyers lui pour plusieurs Iuois
de l0yer de la dite maison, ct pour lequeI IL q
droit d I'm privilege sur lesdites etOffes ct mar
chandises. E.O. HAYES, Sheriff.
8 JUN. 1921,
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Pour la Legislature.

J. M. Unlisted nous autOrise dc rann0nCer
CONNIE candidat pour la Legislature de FEtat,
a rejection de NOYemhre proclaim.
Nous SOmmeS autOris6 q announcer 1SAAC'F.
LTTTELL, CONNIE candidat pour Ia chambre
basse de la Legislature, a Ia prochaine election.
]. ]. BEAUC4fAMP nous autOrise de IannOn-
Ger CONNIE candidat Il la Legislature pour cette
paroisse, a Ielecti0n de NOvembre proclaim.
Chambre des Representants ct 81 je sUis 6lu ie
fcrai mon devOir. Is. r. CAN'T.
Nous sOmmes autOrisG a announcer JONA-
THAN L. MORRIS, CONNIE caIdidat pour la
Legislature.
JOSEPH CHENIER, nous autOrise de Pan
nOncer CONNIE candidat pOur Ia Legislature de
PEtat, a rejection de Novemhre proclaim.
Nous sOmmcS autOrise. Il announcer que NJ.
L. DURIO, est candidat d une reelection cOmmC
ReprGsentant de la Paroisse st. Landry, alelec
ton de NOYemhre proclaim.
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Tia German Press.

The Westliche Post prints the follow
ng list of German-AmeTican neWspa-
1ers, designating their politics and also
heir position on the Presidential Ques
REPUBLICAN, PAPERS FOR GREELEY AND
" BROWN.
Freie Presse, LeavenwOrth.
Westliche Post, st. Louis.
Deutsche Zeltung, Davenport.
DemOkrat, Davenport.
Be1leviler Zeitung, Be1leville.
Anzeiger, Cleveland.
Waechter am Erie, Cleveland.
Deutsche Zeitung, New Orleans.
.Freie Presse, Chicago.
Deutsches Vd1ksblatt, MOrrissiana.
HerOld Milwaukee.
Galveston Union.
AbendpOst, Detroit.
St. Charles Demokrat.
Republikaner, Allentown, Pa.
NOlkSblatt, Pittsburgh.
Beobachter, Omaha.
Long Island Anzeiger.
Iowa Tribune.
Michigan Volksbatt, Detroit.
Minnesota VOlksblatt.
Fremont Courier, Ohios
Zeitgeist, Egg HarbOr City.
Connecticut Staatszeitung, New Haven
Arbeiterfreund, Wheeling, West Va.
Deutsche Presse, Bloomington, III.
Nebraska Staatszeitung.
Pioneer, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Deutsche Zeitung, ~ShebOygan, Wis.
Tribune, Quincy, III.
Kansas Banner, Lawrence.
Westliche Presse, Cape Gn1rdeau,
Be0bachter, Nashville.
Anzeiger, Des Moines.
REPUBLICAN PAPERS AGAINST GREELEY
AND BROWN.
Illinois Staatszeitung.
Baltimore Wecker.
Philadelphia Freie PresSe.
San Francisco Abendpost.
Louisville Volksblatt.
Washington Anzieger.
Cincinnati Courier.
Bellviller HUM.
DEMOCRATIC PAPERS FOR GREELEY AND
BROWN.
Westbote, Columbus.
Germania, Cleveland.
Deutsche Zeitung, Charleston.
Buffalo DemOkrat.
Buffalo VClksfreund.
Louisville AnZeiger.
Deutscher Correspondent, Baltimore.
Chicago Union.
Indiana Staats-Zeitung.
California Democrat, San Francisco.
Kings County Volksblatt.
New Jersey V~Olksmann, Newark.
Deutsche Zeitung, Savannah.
Tages-Nachrichten, New York.
Republikaner, Pittsburgh.
f. Demokrat, Peoria.
NOrdwestl. Courier, FOn du Lac, Wis.
Express and Reform, DOylestOWn Penn
Virginia StaatsZeitung, Richmond.
Savannah Acknowledging.
Evansville DemOkrat.
Albany Freie Blaetter.
Anzeiger DIES Suedens, Memphis, Tenn
Syracuse Central DemOkrat
Nashville Demokrat.
Patterson VOlksfreund.
HazletOn Volksblatt, Penn.
Staten slaendcr.
Reading Post, Penn.
Strdliche Post, Chattanooga, Tenn,
Oshkosh Telegraph.
Demokrat, WatertOWn.
Volksblatt, Philadelphia.
Sacramento Journal.
Staatszeitung, California.
NOrdstern, Wis.
Republikaner, Buffalo county.
Saginaw Zeitung.
DEMOCRATIC PAPERS AGAINST GREELEY
AND BROWN.
Staatszeitung, New York.
SeeboOte, Milwaukee.
sAnzeiger, st. Louis.
"tF- @#s . ON THE FENCE.
Cincinnati Volksblatt (Rep.)
ON THE FENCE WITH A DECIDED INCL1
NATION TO THE SIDE OF GREELEY AM
ROWN.
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VFNTEs PAR LE sHfERTF.
william OfFutt, Liquidafeur, ct al. vs.
EIizn A Smtherland Ell SON mani

William ORTutt, Liquidafeur, ct al. vs..
Eliza A. Sutherland ct son mari.
NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROIssE ST. Ian
dry.-NO. 9732.-En vertu dun pluries writ de
feri facias, lance par Honorable Ia Huitiemc
ct pour la ParOisse st. Landry, dams lie process
ci4dessuS %intitule, ct a moi adresse, je prOcederai
IL vendrc d Pencan public, IL Ia MafsOn de COur
lie SAMEDT, 8 Juliet, 1872, a ONE heures di
matin, n prOpri6te ci-apreS decrite, SAVIOR
UN MORCEAU DE TERRAIN, dams Ia vile
borne dun cote par Ia Motto qui rcste du dit lot,
appartenant en- 1860 a Hincklcy, dun autrp cote
pal" Ia rue Washington, ct sur les autres c0tfs
mar les rueS Vine ct ST. Michel, avec tOutes les
batisses ct ameli0rations qui sly trouyent.
Saisie par 0rtlrc de Ia COur.
COnditiOns-COmptant,
Z. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Ger fire LEGISLATURE.

j. NJ. MIISTED, authorizes us. to- announce
him as d candidate for the State Legislature, at
the election in November next.
We are authorized to nnounce ISAAC F.
sLTTTELL, as a candidate for the lower branch
of the Legislature, at the next election.
J. ]. BEAUEHAMP authorizes US to nnonncc
him as n candidate for the Legislature, from this
parish, at tile election in November next.
I am a candidate for the next Legislature,
House of Representatives, and if elected will
do my duty. B. r. CAN'T.
We are authorized to announce JONATHAN
L.. MORRIS as a candidate for the Legislature.
JOSEPH CHENIER, authorizes us to an
nounce him as a candidate for the State Legis-
laturet at the election in November c
"A. l.. DURIO authorizes us to announce him
as q candidate for the State Legislature, from
this naLish. at the electinm i'm NnYalnher NEXT.
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vENTEs DE sUCCEssTONs.

Succession dc Louisa GsuiIhert,
rs .VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
pic Ia CoHr DIES Preuves, de la Paroisse ST.
landry, IL sera Vendu d Pencan public, an Mus
oftFant enchePisseur, par lie sOussign6, admins
uateWE, on par I'm e%ncanteur public, il la resi-
deHce dc administrator Il Petit Bots, DreS du
pont AuZenne, en- cette parOisse, lie MERCREDI.
. Juliet, 1879, les prophecies ei-apres d6crites'
dependant dc Ia succession de Louisa Guilbert,
d6cedee, savOir-
1. UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TFRRE. nj
Tle a Petit B0fs, pres du Bayou TGche, dams Ia
.Parolsse st. Landry, cOntenant yingt-auatre ar-
penis, plus on moins, borne au nOrd par SimoJh
Chretlen, q Pest par d. GuiIhas, al sud par DE
r0Zin Pin, 4 PoIest par Octave H0l1ier.
2. UN MORCEAU DE TERRE, aussi
sltue a Petit Bots, Ell In dite ParOisse de st. Lar
dry contenant trente-trois arpents, borne 0l
n0rd par Iupp6 R6On, q Fest par Nine Octave
Deieah, au sud par lie Bayou TGehe, ct Il POflest
par Dominique GuilhaS. ~. =
.. uN AUTRE M0RCEAU DE TERRE, slime
Q Petit B0is, sur le. Bayou TGche, en- cette on-
folsse, Gontenant aussi trente-trois arpents. Dor
ne au nord par Villiers G.. Dcvi1Iiers, s Test par
FRANCOIS 9. Devilliers, I'll sud par lie, Bayou
Ieche, ct II POuest par Mime Octave DGieau.
4. UNE PAIRE DI MULETS CREOEES, ups
Jnment ct un pOulin, une autre jument, mae,
paire De boeufs, neuf tGtes de bGtesa cornes, upe
chaTTette a bPuf.
Conditions--Comptant.
DOMINIQUE GUHHAS.
Ier Iulh' 1877 Administrator
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Ter JUN, 1872. lag "ierll-

AFsene Henry VS.. JOselle Chretiem, 4. G. !.
GQURDE PAROIsSE, ST. LANDRY.-No. ash
- - En Eertu dLln writ de tferi ~facias, lance par
honorable Ia COur de Paroisse, dams ct DOurr In
F.srOlsse st. Landry, dams le process ci-dessus in.
t1tule, ct a moi ~adress6, je vendrai en- vente pn-
Rhque, au plus ottrant encherisseur, a la MaiSOn
de Cour de Ia dite parOisse, en- la Vile done.
l0uSas, 10 SAMEDI, 6 Juliet, d Onze hcures dIl
matl11,, Ia 1propriet6 ci-apres d6erite, savofr-
CEN! TRENTE ACRES, plus on mOins, ayec
bognG au n0rd par Ia terre anpartenant 4 A.
Richard, a4 sud par HypOlite Meche, a Test par
Andre Meche, Q Pouest par Don Louis Chariot.
Saisie par Ordre de In Cour.
COndittOnS-Comptant.
,n,u.. F. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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EGBERT o. HAYES, It titulaire aCtuel, nous
autOriSe dc lennOncer CONNIE candidat pour la
place de Sheriff de st. Landry, a PGlectiOn de
NOVemhre proclaim.
J'ai IhOnncur de me presenter CONNIE candi-
dat pOur La place de Sheriff de la ParOisse st.
Landry, a rejection de Novembre proclaim.
Pour ce que lie peuple de st. Landry peut atten-
Il ma cOnduite passGc ct Il lex6cutiOn dc mes de-
vOirs CONNIE dtput6 dl present Sheriff.
G. G.. DTTSS0N
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Al New INTENTIONAL gentleman ef
this parish, rs manyo o. the Companions
who attended the meeting of Gordy
Chapter last Tuesdaynight can testify,
has invented or discovered anew and
seemingly an eHaeacious method De dri-
wing and managing d hard-mouthed,
stiTneeked mule when hitehed toa bug
or. hi this case the driver of the mule,
who Is the discoverer OF the method,
weighs somewhere between three and
four hundred pounds, probably more /;
and the nuleprohabl weighsIes Pull
ing back on thelines buckled to the bit
I'M the mules mouth, does no good; the
mule gees right along its Il way, as If
there Nas not the weight of a pound
hung % the lines. Cur disc0verer con-
ceived the idea chat being naturally
strong md robust and heavier than the
nlaha, le ought "a out pull it on Il fair
aai e strength. So. liz unbuekled the
Lines nom the h, ald baeked fheIn to
the names 81 somebody did IL for him.
- thesl s0t M to the buggy md told
Kit 70 gan XII did glang. but
instead of keeping the road, she made 4
straight shoot Cor the sidewalk. The
driver swung back on the lines, and the
mule stopped just asshe eameupagainst
the fence on the banqnette. Some of
the byatanders said TINT the fence stop
ped her but the driver, with unbonnded
faith in his remedy for hard-mouthed
mules declared that ii the1ines had been
attached q the bit instead sc to the
names 8 would have gone through
that Lodge fence ike 8 circus rider
through 4 paper boon. Some had grave
doubts however, IL the remedy would
succeed Whenthed driver vas smaller and
tie mule lerger than they were III this
case,
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Z am d candidate for the office of Clerk of
Court. IN and Tor tha Parish of st. Landry, at
the election to be holden in November, 1872.
JOS. d. RICHARD.
We are authorized TO announce Il. WILLARD
Dunbar as aseandidate for Clerk of the District
Court, IN mud. for the Parish of ST. Landry, at
the next election,
DIR, ". a. ROBERTSON, Of Washington, au-
thoFizes us to announce him as IL candidate for
Clerk OF the District Court for the Parish of st.
Landry, at the election in November next
We are authorized to announce Mr.. LIBEL
IASTRAPES as a candidate for Clerk of the
District Court, for the Parish of st. Landry, at
the election In November ncxt.
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JACOB EHRHARDT, de Washington, nous
autOrise de rannOncer CONNIE candidat, pour la
place de Coroner, pour la Paroisse st. Landry, a
la prOchaine election.
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Pour Recorder.

Nous sommcs autorisG Il announcer YVES
D'AVY, CONNIE candidat pour In place de Re
cOrder, pour Ia ParOisse st. Landry, a la pro-
chainp election.
DIR. JAMES NJ. THOMPSON, a CONSENT, Il Ia
solicitation de SEES amis, de Sc porter candidat
pour la place de Recorder, d Rejection qui aura
aura lieu au mOis de Novemhre proclaim.
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Succession d~'EfleOcadie T., Pitre, decedeC
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FTAT DE LA LOUTsIANE.-COUR DE PA
~ roisse, st. Landry.-Attendu que Francois
L. Pitre, administrator de la succession d'Eleo-
cadie L. Pitre, dGc6d6e, femme de Paul Nor
mand, ayant enregistr6 Tm tableausde distribu-
ton des fonds de Ia dite succession, accOmpagn6
lui;
Eft attendu qu'il a etc fait drOit II la dcmande
de Ia dite petition par I'm Ordre de la COur en-
date du 30 JUN, 1879,
En- consequence. avis est par lie present dome
aux interesses dams cette succession, dayOir a
faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par ecrit,
mon bureau, dams la Vile d~'OpelOusas, dams les
delais accordes par Ia Ioi, pOurquOtle dit tableau
he serait pas approuve ct homOlogu6.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Gref1ier.
% JUN, 1872.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-06-22
: Succession dc William Henderson.

IA rable la Cour des Preuves, de la ParOisse St.
Landry, il sera vendu a Pencan public, au plus
ofrant encherisseur, parl e soussign6, executeur
les lienx, en- Ia Vile d'Opelousas, lie MERCREDT.
d Juliet, 1872, Ia prOpri6te ci-apres d6crite, ap-
partenant a la succession de William Hender.
son, decide, SAVIOR
t0utfs les batisses ct authorizations qui sy trou-
vent, sltue dams la vile d'OpelOusas, mesurant
so1xante-diX pieds de face sur Main street, sur
street, ct etant la meme prepriet6 sur IaUuelie
lie d6fpnt demeurait.
ConditiOns-La. mOiti6 compliant ct Pautre
molfle dams dQuze mOis a partir du jour de la
yente, Facheteur fOurnissant son billet portant
huit pour cent d'interat par aimee de P6ch6ance,
lie privilege du yendeur ct une hypotheque sp6-
ciale retenits sur Ia propriete vendue, atm dfas-
surer lie Placement du dit billet.
JOSEPH GIBBS,
90 him 1870 Ev6nufo1Tr Observation-Disclosures