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ROR, Clerk,

I am a candidate for the office of Clerk of
Court, in and for the Parish of st. Landry, at
the election to be holden i'll November, 1872.
~ -r. JOS. d. RICHARD.
We are authorized to announce H. WILLARD
Dunbar as a candidate for Clerk of the District
Court, in and for the Parish Of st. Landry, at
the next election.
DIR. W. ROBERTSON, of Washington, au-
thorizes us to announce him as a candidate for
Clerk of the District Court for the Parish of st.
Landry, mt the election in November next.
We Gre authorized to announce Mr. ALBERT
LASTRAPES as a candidate for Clerk of the
District Court, for the Parish of st. Landry, at
thc election in November next.
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AVIS DIE sVCCEaaIONa-


SHecessiOn de Martin RiChard.-NO. BAsS
FTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-COUR DE pa
~ ~rOisse, St. Landry.-Attendu que ClG0phas
C0meau, dc Ia Par0issc st. Landry, Liquidateur
de La succession de Martin Richard; decide,
dettes de COneau ct Richard, a~econpagnG
Dune petition demandant PhomolOgation dice
lui;
Et attendu quill a etc fat droit a Ia demande
de Ia dite petition par I'LL ordre de la COur en-
date du 25 JUN, 1872.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donnG
aux inteTeSseS dams cGtte succession, d'ayoir IL
fairc opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par Gcrft, Is
mon bureau, dams Ia vile d'OpelOusas, dams les
d6lais acGOrdes par lalOi. pOurquOi le dit tablealt
ne serait pas apprOuyG ct hOnIOlOguG.
JOS. j. RICHARD, Grcficr.
6 ,Juillet, 1879.
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Succession de James vi. POrrer-NO. 1851
FTAT DE La LOUIsIANE.-COUR DE PA.
~ roissc, st. Landry.-Attendu que John
de la succession de James NJ. Porter, decide,
ayant enregistre un tablcau de classification DIES
dettes de Ia dite succession, accompagn6 dune
petition demandant PhOmOlOgatiOn d'icelui;
Et attendu quill a etc fait dr0it \ Ia demande
de la dite petition par I'm Ordre de la COur en-
date du 80 ,Tnillet, 1872.
Ell consequence, avis est par lie present dOnn6
aux lnteresSes dams cette succession, d'avOir q
fairc opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par Gcrit, q
mon bureau dams Ia vile d'Opelousas, dams les
delais accordes par Ia loi, pOurquOi lie dit tableau
ne serait pas approuve ct hOm0lOgl6.
JOS. D.. RICHARD, Greffier.
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sarah N. Gordon, wife, VS.. Samuel N
DubOse, husband

SaFah N. Gordon, wife, VS.. Samuel N,
DnbOse, husband.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF EAST FELL
Ociana- 174S-Rv virtue ~ a Mi - N Ia
facias issued out Of the honorable the Fifth
District Court, of the State Of louisiana, in
and for the Parish of East Feliciana, in
the above entitled suit. and TO me directed. l
will proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse of this
parish, in the town of 0nelousas, on SATUR-
DAi tho Fth day of September. 1872. at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, the following described property,
to-wit- -.
LOTS Nos. u and ID of section sc, township
No. 2, south of Range No. 6 cast, in the South
western Land District of Louisiana, containing
eighty acres, more or less.
THE WEST HALF OF SOUTHWEST QUAR-
ter of section No. 90, and the east half of south
east quarter on section No. s., i'll township No. Z,
south OF Range No. 6 east, in the
Land District of Louisiana, with the execution
of the south half of southeast quarter of south
east quarter Of section No. IS, and the south half
OF the southwest quarter of the southwest quar-
ter % section No. &c., containing one hundred
and twenty $500 acres.
The northwest quarter OF section No. 2, in
township No. 3, south of range No. 6 East, in the
Southwestern Land District of Louisiana, con-
the whole comprising three hundred and sixty
l4Il0l acres, nlers or less, with the buildings and
improvements thereon.
The above described lands are situated on the
Atchafalaya River, III the Parish of st. Landry,
La.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Gaah on the spot.
/ August 3, 1871,
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ELoPEMRNTaIN HIGH LfFE.-It is but
seldom wesshaye to chronicle the esca-
pade of two lovers from the thraldom Of
parental authority, nor are wecertain
we viii do so now. Our first intimation
of such an event having occurred in our
little town was by hearing the inquiry
made by an old lady belonging to the
new enfranchised ace al to whether
g any body seen dat WALLER Niger JULES
He had not been q since dark the
night before, was the answer. "Den
dat gal, Louisa, done sloped with him
sure, for she amt been e e neider,n was
the response. tits beyonda question of
doubt now that Mr.. Jules Patterson
and Miss Louisa Chapman, both "the
color of chaWed tohaccern have left for
parts unknown. They used neitherear-
riage and four nor feet footed steeds,
but the appendages which nature gave
them. They IN the dead of night hade
farewell to Ope1ousas and started to
some more promising land. MI. P. is
~ 5OhAS SNILetNA ulslllg appearance,
who has been sojourning q few months
in this place. having been attracted here
by the accounts Of the healthy location.
He is 4 !" Liberaln in politics, and 1 cook
by profession. He halls from Baton
Rouge. The young lady NE havenotthe
honor of knowing. From last accounts
we learn they were astseen themorning
after their departure, reclining beneath
the shade of a tree about fifteen miles
from this places There being no angry
sparientn IN pursuit and the weather
being warm they have ere this ceased
their flight.
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We received an invitation to attend
the commencement exercises of the
Urss&ine Academy in OpelOusas, on Jul
ly Goth ; and Father Raymond is to
mestAsf va were not able to be pres
ent. dnday he announced that
he would perform, to-day, the marriage
ceremony in favor of one of the JOUR
NAILS printers, and that printer has been
sick eversince. This has increased our
share of the work, and prevented our
attendance as aforesaid.
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EGBERT o. HAYES, lie titulaire actne1. mons
alt0rISe de Fenn0nCer CONNIE candidat pour In
place de Sheriff de st. Landry, i TGlectiOn de
N0vembre proclaim, ~
J'ai lhonncur de me presenter CONNIE candi-
dat pour Ia place de Sheriff de Ia Paroisse St.
Landry, 4 PelectiOn dc NOvemhre proclaim.
Pour ce que lie peuple de St. Landry peut atten-
ore de moi a Favenir, Ell cette capacit6, je refere
voirs CONNIE d6put6 du present sheriff.
n r. nTTSS0N
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Everything has been very dull here
this week-no excitement or sensation
of any kind. There is but little money
in circulation, and business of all kinds,
except politics, is very dull !; and even
politics is carried on in Il sober and bus
mess like name The hot weather,
whichstends to make us all lazy the
crops that are as good as made if the
cateTpillars do not eat up the cotton !;
the confusion and uncertainty of our
State politics, which will be- settled by
the Liberal convention next week ; and
the dullness of BUSINESS in general-all
these things combined keep us in a
quiet state of expectancy, waiting fol
something to turn up.n This quiescent
state viii probably continue for q week
OF twO-until the politicians decide who
are to have or try to set the offices, and
the caterpillars decide who are to have
the cotton.
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For Recorder.

We are authorized to announce YVES D'AVY
az a candidate for Recorder of the Parish of st.
Landry, at the ensuing election.
DIR JAMES NJ. THOMPSON, has consented, at
the solicitation of his friends, to become a eandi.
date for the Office of Recorder, at the election
to be held in November next. -
YVES VLDRLNE authorizes us TO ann0unc
as q candidate for Recorder of the Parish OF
st. Landry, at the next election.
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Caution EVERY genuine box of DR.. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa, and their
private U. S. Stamp. Take no other; the market
is full of limitations.
1t is the popular verdict that people who have
been accustomed to the use of Bitters or COrdials,
are obliged, eventually, to resort to MCLANEs
LIVER PILLS for permanent relief.
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NOTICES.


Headquarters Liberal Greeley and
Brown Club, OpclOusas, La, August ., 1872
There will be a meeting of the Liberal Greeley
and Brown Club on Thursday, August 18th, 1872,
at which time business of Importance will be
transacted. All the members of the club are
earnestly requested to attend, and all persons
are invited to come who are in favor of the Lib
eral move, irrespective Of previous political
preferences. EDWARD p. VEAZIE,
August 8. Acting Secretary.
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Sarah N. Gordon, femme, vs.. Samuel N.
DubOSc.
COURs DE DISTRICT, PAROTSSE DE FELL
Ociana Est No. 1748.-En yertu dun writ dc fl.
ia. par FhOnOTablG la COur du CinQuieme District
JudiciairP, dams ct pour la ParOiSsc de Feliciana
Els, dams lie process ci-dcSSuS intitulG, ct a moi
adreSSe, ic vcn0rai en- vcntp ptbliuuc. an plus
0ttrant cnchGrisSeur, 4 In MaiSOn de COur dc la
parolSSe st. Landry, en- In Vile d'OpclOusas, lo
SAMEDI ScptCmhrc, 1872, Il ONE du matin.
les prophecies ci-apreS dccritr, SAVIOR
LES LOTS nUmtrOS - ct - de In section 9G.
township nlunCrO 2, all sud de Ia rang6p numGrn
6 est, dams lie District Sud-OuCst DIES Tprrps de Ia
Louisiana, COntenant Quatrc-vingt acres, pins on
mOinS.
LA MOITTE QUEST DU QUARTSUD-OTEST
dc la section nIInIerO 80, ct la motto est du uuort
SId-eSt de Ia section nVmGrO Sc, dams lie town
ship numGrO 2, au sud de la rangGp num6rO G pst.
dams lie District Sud-OueSt DIES TerreS de Ia LOui-
slanc, a Perception de In Motto sud du quart
Sllt-eSt dc la motto Sud-est de In section numGr0
80, ct la moltIt sud dn quart sUd-Ouest du quart
Sld-ouest de Ia section numerO Sc, cOntcnant
cent vingt 8TtOO acres.
LIE QUART NORD-OUEST de In section NIL
nero :, dams lie township numGr0 3, au sud de In
fallgcG mlllcrO6 est, dams lie District Sud-OeuSt
deS IerrcS lie Ia Louisiana, cOntenant cent sol
Nhnte l4Il0O acres, lie tout COmprenant tr0is cent
s0lNantc 14Ilm acres, plus on mOins, avcc lea
hltisSes ct meliOratiOnS qui sly trouvent.
rlVlerc Atchatalhya, en- Ia ParOisse st. Landry,
Louisiana.
SaiSicS par Ordre de la COur.
COnditiOnS-COmptant.
3 AO0t. 1870
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3Aont. 1870.

Henry Hooker e. Go. VS.. D Joseph Gibbs
No. 1O198.-J. A. Lum d Co. VS.. Joseph Gibbs
No. 9941.
NOUR DE DISTRICT, PARoIssE ST, Ian.
- dry:-En Tertu dc deux writs de tteri fa.
cias, lance par Honorable la Huitieme C0nr
dc District dc fEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams
ct pour Ia ParOisse st. Landry, dams le process
ei-dessus %intitul6, ct ii moi adresse, je prOcederai
q Vendre a Pencan public, a Ia MafsOn de Cour
de Ia dite Paroisse, dams la vile DIES Opclousas,
lie SAMEDI, 7 Septembre, 1872, a ONE heures di
matin, les proprietes ei-apres d6crftes, sayoir-
.UN CERTAIN M0RCEAU DE TERRAIN.
s1tue dams la vile d'0pelOusas, au coin des rues
Cour ct Bellevue, borne au n0rd par la pr0pri6t6
appartenant a%utrefOis il V6rOnique Carriere, de.
cedee, au sud par la rue Bellevue, il Fest par lie
lot ap~partenant Il Joseph Gibbs ct Il ses enfants
en- communicate, ct a Poaest par la rue de Ia
Cour, avec toUtes les batisses ct authorizations
qut sy %trOuvent. Aussi, tOus les droits, tftres OF
%ihteretS, dams ct sur TN certain lot de terrain 81
authorizations qui s'y trOuyent, situe en- Ia willie
d'OpclOusas, faiSant face sur la rue Bellevue
borne Il POuest par lie lot appartenant a Joseph
Gibbs, au nord par Ia pFUpriete appartenant an.
trefois Il Veroniuue CarTiGre, decedee, ct d FEST
par Bloch 81 DupPe.
Saisie par 0rdfe de Ia COur,
Conditions-Comptant,
| 3A0tt, 1872.
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DR.. ". A. ROBERTSON, de Washington, nous
autOrise de l'annOncer CONNIE candidat nOur la
place de Greffier de Ia Cour de District, pour la
Paroisse st Landry, a PGleotion de NOvembre
proclaim.
Je suis candidat pour la place dc Greffier de la
Cour, pour la ParOisse st. Landry, a PGlection
qul aura lieu au mOiS de NOvembrG 1872.
JOS. D. RICHARD.
Nous S0mmes autOris6 il announcer II. MIL
LARD DUNBAR, CONNIE candidat pour la
place de Gretfier de la COur de District, pour la
Paroisse st. Landry, a la prochaine election.
Nous sOmmcs autOris6 u announcer Mr.. AL
BERT LASTRAPES, CONNIE candidat pour la
place de Gretficr de Ia COur de District, pour la
Paroisse st. Landry, a Telection dc Novembre
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For, sheriff.

EGBERT O.. HAYES, the present incumbent,
authorizes us to announce him as a candidate
for Sheriff of st. Landry, at the election in
November next.
/ am 4 candidate for the office of Sheriff of the
Parish OF st. Landry, ut the election to be
holden In November next. For what the people
of ST. Landry may expect Of me in that official
capacity in the future, l refer TO my past
services rs the executive deputy of the present
Sheriff. G.. c. DUSSON.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.-The fol
lowing is the conclusion of Senator
Schurz's speech recently delivered in
ST. Louis. We commendit to the study
of those simpletons who are wasting
their time in a hopeless effort to con-
vince the people that we have a Demo
cratic party at all, as it existed in 1855
and 1870:
Look at the South to-day. Is not the
Liberal movement leading old enemies
together in friendship anu inspiring all
with new hope? Is it notalready doing
more to prevent disorder and violence
than penal laws and violence could do 7
If You want the peace of Missouri every
where, let her example of hearty recon
citation be everywhere followed. Again,
Republicans, you ask me shall we not be
swallowed up by the old Democratic
party, with Horace Greeley for it's Pres
1dent and the Cincinnati platform as its
creed p? SO? you recognize the old
Democratic party ? | suspect it does
not recognize itself. Do you fear to be
swallowed by that old Democratic par
ty? Why, the Democratic party has
been swallowed up itself by the new
era. NODO(ty H6eu rear EnaG L WOulU
lead him from the Republican into the
Democratic camp, for I don't intend to
go there myself, and unless I greatly
mistake the tendency of the times, the
day is not far off when there will be
but little of an old Republican camp
to go from, and but little ofan old DEM
oeratie canD to go to. This period is
pregnant with new formations, which
need but the electric spark of opportu-
nifty to spring into shape. This is the
time for Independent action, and those
who think as do viii not, after having
shaken off the shackles of one old par
ty, take upon their limbs the shackles
of another. No party can do what the
Democratic party has done without
dropping its historical identity. !
honor the patriotic spirit of the men
who achieved SO tremendous a revolu-
ton, and in the great word before us ]
hail with JOY ana cordiality the alliance.
Butt party that has done this can
not return to its old grooves. It is i'm
possible. The first attemptwould shiv-
er tito atoms. ~ s.
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vENTEs PAR LIE SHERIFF.

Dudley A. Currey vs.. William WI. FIRTH.
COCRDEPAROISSE ST. LANDRY.-No. 38q-
- En- NertuI1 dun alias writ dc ticri facias, lance
par holorahlc la Cour dc PArOiSSC, dams ct pour
nltlfule, ct a moi alreaSt, je vendrai en- vente
puhliiqIe, "u plus otfrant cnchtrisseur, a la Mai
son dc C0ur de Ia dite parOisse, Ell la Vile done
d4 matin, Ia proprietG ci-aprrs dtcritr, SAVIOR
UN MORCEAU on PARCELIE
ue telrc, SltlG dams la ParOiSSc St. Landry. 6tant
la Motto est du quart sud-Ouest de la section No,
30, dams lie township No. 8 sud de la raugCe :
est, ct ,cOntenant quatrC-vingt 121O0 acrcs,
Cnregistre.
SatSieS par Orlrc de In COur.
C0nditiOns-COmptmt.
% f. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Lastie Duprc vs. FerreoI Pcrrodim.

NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROISSE ST. Ian
dry.-No. 12210.-En vertu dun writ de fieri
f%acias, lance par Honorable La Huitiemc Cour
dams lie process colossus intituIG, ct a moi
adresS6, je ycndrai en- Vente publique. au plus
otfrant encherisseur, a Ia Maison dc C0ur dc la
dite par0isse, en- In vile d'Opelousas, lie SA-
la prOpriGte ci-apres dGcrite, savOir-
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRAIN.
situe dams la vile d'Opelousas, Paroisse St,
Landry, borne ala nOrd par lie lot de terre de
Lastie Dupre, DIR. John A. Taylor ct G. H, Mou-
ton, au sud par Ia rue Vine, Il Fest par Nine
Celeste Garland ct d Pouest par liz rue du Mar.
che. -
Saisie par ordpe de la Cour.
Conditious-Comptant.
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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For. District .IuIuc.

The undersigned Judge of the Eighth Judicial
District, isa candidate, for another term, for
the office he now holds. For what may be ex-
pected of him in his judicial capacity III the
future, he refers to his past services on the
Bench, JOHN T. KING.
Please announce me as a candidate FOR the
office of Judge of the Eighth Judicial District.
TNN T ATOpr
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Pour Recorder,

Nous sommes autoris6 a announcer YVES
DAVI, eOmme candidat pour la place de Re.
chaine election.
DR.. JAMES NJ. THOMPSON, CONSENT, n Ia
solicitation de SEES an1is, de Sc porter candldat
pour Ia place de Recorder, a PelectiUn Gui aura
aura lien au mOis de Enyemhre nrnchnin
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PRODUCE SHIPPED.-The Bertha ar
rived ANEW Orleans, on the 23d ult.,
with 4 bales cotton, 2 bbls. hides, 96 dry
hides, Trolls leather, and lot sundries.
The Peerless arrived there on the goth
ult., with 80 bales cotton, II hhds. sugar,
8 bbls. molasses, l sack wool, 81 hides,
4 bundles hides, and lot sundries.
The Bertha arrived there again on
the Both ult., with 136hides, 59head cattle
2 bundles hides, and lot sundries.
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The Hope Hook and Ladder Co. No.
/ turned out this week and gage the
citizens an exhibition of their profcien-
cy in their new profession. The spot
selected for their maneuvres was the
Court House Square. The building up
on which they operated was the Court
House, the largest and highest in the
parish. Ladders were planted against
the walls, and in afew moments the roof,
which is one of the most difficult to hold
O footing upon in the town. was swarm
ing with members. We noticed seEe-
raj featse performed that could have
borne comparison with anything of the
kind we ever saw. We don't like to
make a suggestion to our gallant Fore
man, who we are well aware is a pro-
tcient in his business, but would it not
be better to detail all the married men
in a separate squad and allow them to
exercise upon some less imposing struc-
ture than the Court House We
suggest this idea for the simple reason
that this editor !" hasn'tinsured his life, -
our family is uilprovided for, and our
legs will get tangled when we get Oh a
slippery roof fifty feet from the ground.
Our modesty prevents our urging this
idea Al the boys all say they like it. If
it il insisted on, we will make old
4 Snigglefritz tar the bottom of our
shoes, make our win, shut our eyes, and
diea thousand deaths for our country.
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LIS
10 Juliet, 1872.
Payne Dnneron & GO. e. Elbert SAINT

VS.. Eaton e. Barstow,
GOURDEDISTRICT ,PAROTSSED'ORLEANS
NO. 30,241 ct COur de District, Paroissc ST. Lam
dry No. 12207.-En vertu de delIx writs de tieriffn-
clas lances par Honorable la QuatriGme COurd dc
District de PEtat de Ia Louisiana, danset nOur In
ParOisSe d'OrlGans ct lhOn. 10 Huitieme COur de-
District de iEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour
La ParoiSse st. Landry, dams les process ci-dessus
lntltuies, ct O moi addresses, ie prOcederai d ven
Dire Il PenGan public, 4 Ia MaisOn dc COtr de In
Qlte par0lsSe, dams la vile des Op6lOusas, lie SA-
MEDl, Septembre, 1872, il ONE heures du ma
TIN, les prophecies ci-apres dGcritcs, savOir-
!. UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE.
sltue sur les BayOus WaXia ct Sackett, en- La Pa
rolsse ST. Landry, cOnnue sous lie nom d'habita-
ton Mount Hope, cOntenant trOis mile Gina
cent trente 6OI1W acres, avec tOutcs les batisscS
ct authorizations qui sly %trOuvent, borne il POuest
par les BlE0us WaXia ct Saskett, aU sud par les
terres de Mrs. Smith ct Ccllcs dc Ia succession T..
=. Carter, a Pest par In teTre de r. L. Bfhm ct Z.
b. Carter, ct an nOFd par les terres dc A.. r.
Hawkins, lie moroccan Rider, ct Mime DR.. Scrau-
ton; aussi une marque II vachG tigurant ceCi
Il
avec tout lie stock lie bGtes a cornes, environ
qnarante tGtes, vingt-cinq mllets. quatre bpufs
la mafque de COchOns dune aimee Gtant cOuD6c
carree ct dc Pautre aimee fcnGue drOitc. avec le
stock dc cOchOns qui app%artiennent il cette mar
que, ensemble aYec les Instruments H~ratDirps
employees pouf la cultivation de la dite habita-
ton.
Saisics par Ordre de Ia Cour.
COnditiOns-COnrptant.
OF TuilIo+ 1910 NA
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Don't rob d i iii fun. Some New
bern (Ind.1 people tried it the otherday,
and the u-nappreeiatiye victim had them
ALI I'M the police station in no time, and
stood by grinning the next dag when
they paid their fines.
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GOURDEPAROISSE, ST. LANDRY.-No. 19O-
En- VertI dun writ dc ticri facias, lance par
honorable Ia COrr de ParOisse, dams ct pour Ia
Par0is&e st. Landry, dams 10 process ci-de8sus in
THULE, ct q moi adressG, je v6ndrai en- vente pu-
6lque. a Ia MatsOn de C0ur de Ia dite parOisse.
dams Ia vile dOpolousas, lie SAMEDI, 3 AOnt,
aprea dGcrite, SAVIOR
UN, CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE, situ6
dams la Paroisse ST. Landry, pres du Port Barre,
terres a'Euprosine N6zat, a Pest par les terres de
Baldwin, au sud par les terres d'Alexis Neat ct
a louest par les terres dEuphrOsine NGzat,
Saisie par Or(tTe lie Ia COnr.
COnditiOns-A I'm credit de dOuZc mOis. rac-
qncreilr fOurniSsant un caution avec DIES securi-
ties suiVant la l0i.
Ii ,Inillnt- 1870 ~
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LOCAL ITEMS.

GREELEy MUs1c.-We have received
from the publisher, Horace Waters, 4S1
Broadway, New York, a piece of music
called " Horace G~reeley,s March, .
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CANDIDATE.
For the State Senate.

NWE EMV SISHUt StHHtCs
We are authorized to announce THOMAS C.
ANDERSON as a candidate for State Senator
from the Tenth Senatorial District composed of
the parishes of Calcasicu, Cameron, Lafayette
and st. Landry.
LEAH the papers published in the District
please CODY and send bills to this office,