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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-12-07
Nfnnfbrt Journal,
( aaIlshed on Water Street Toot Of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN l. NASH.
Daily 5}ennrbrt Sournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail
sives reports ofthe Markets. and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and generous
AMOUNT Of farming, home and miscellaneous read
'ng With full compilation of State news.
Terrns, 81 per Gnn~m in advance sSii pay ymcnt
Is not made within the year. Single copies scents,
~ be had at the bookstores and 1T this oIiae.
Advertisements one inch in length, three In.
cstions or less $l00; % cts. for every subsequent
Insertion. Longer advertisements, those inserted
tor any considerable length oftme; will be serted
a. favorable terms TO the advertiser.
special Notices % per cent additional.
Amusement Notices. - per square per week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-12-07
Gales aud Sketehes.
WHEN JOHN CONES HOME.
[coNTINuED FROM YEsrERpAY.i

\ STORY OF THANKsGIvING.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-12-07
N ew Fall Goods.
From Auction.

From Auction.
sa'Rsassss Wos1
buns. Children,s Hosiery. Paper Collars. silk
sfSarfs, Lac Lace Collars, Velvet Ribbons, &C.
Woolen Yarn. .4u Colors. only cents a skein i
Lace Collars From Auction, only cents.
Good Hoop Skirts for IS cents
Kid Gloves (per1ect ones) IS
Johnsons Anodyne Liniment, only -
Adamson's Cough Balsam, Is
Gold Medal French Corsets (whalebone] so cents.
GOOD Perfumery. for 10 cents bottle.
Good Hair Oil, for 10
Hss,Lilyy Best Lily White; Ma,i 10 cents.
Nice Qua Saaiitsy nsstI Note Paper, 10 'sa'' qare
Best Tinted Initial Note Paper, 20 cents box
Aaction Lot Of Mems Paper Collars at cents Boz
Large SILK Nets % cents. Ayers Pills, 20 cts. box
u Cakes Good Honey Soap for IS Cents.
Children's Round Rubber Combs, 10 cents.
Tooth Brushes, 10
Best Alpaca Braids, cents.
Good Pearl Shirt Buttons, 5cents a dozen
Twelve aoZ. Agate Shirt Buttons for 5 cents
1New Fail Styles Gold Plated Jsgelry.
Fine Combs cents, Coarse Combs cents
Best Machine spool Silk lo0yardsl locents spool
Burnetts Cocoaine for the Hair, 10 cents bottle
llmWood Paper Collars (e!oth corered IS cts box
| Ivy IN ricsure @ Albums for $3.50
| Biack SIX velvet Ribbons very cheap.
| Thomas AIcock's Porous Piasters only 20 cents
| Schenck's Pills, 90 cents. Wings Pills 20
Holloway's Pills. 20 Rush's pills %
Mrs. Ninslsws Soothing Syrup, aj
AtwOod's Vegetable Jaundce Bitters a5
Ladies' Handkerchefs, f1r5
Kernedy's Medical Discovery only 81 Is
QUAKER Biters 10 cents. Plantation Bitters 20 cts.
SoZodont Tor the Teeth only go cents
Vinegar Bitters :" 70 :"
Ayers aarsaparilla and Cherry recoral each 65 cts
Peruvian Syrup, Is
vegetne (Ihe Great Blood Purifier, s.
Miss SawyeI's sal,e go cent size Tor 10 cents.
Ayers Hair Vigor, ~ cents a bottle
IalPs Scl.lian HAIR ReneWer 65 cents
The American Hair Restorer (verv clean) "a cents
Perry Davis Pain Killer only 20 cents a bottle
And all the leading kinds OF Patent Medicines and
Small Fares usually found in Fancy Goods stores
All Prices Warranted the Lowest. DON'T
Pay High Prices When You Can Buy Cheap
at
WM. COOKS Cheap Variety Store.
HallOwcll.
Second door above the Postoillce
aprll6 ttues&fri&wiy
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Railroad News.

- -..-
As nearly all work has been suspended
on the railroad between BTashear City
and New Iberia, a rulnOr has been set
afloat that the company has abandoned
this route entirely, and are pushing the
work rapidly ON the other or Donald
sonville line. We have no doubt, now,
that both roads will be built, and believe
that the hands have only temporarily
been transferred to the other road, until
the iron arrives to c0mpletethis branch.
Of course, it is to the interest of the
company to finish the forty miles gap
between DOnaldsOnyille and Vermilion-
Vile first, as the sixty-fVe miles OF F0ad,
already built between DOnaldsonville
and New Orleans, isnot paying, without
q connection; but there is SO little to do
between Brashear City and Vermilion-
vile, where the grading is nearly all
done, that it will no doubt be finished
almost as soon as the other line, ever
though work Is suspended for a while.
The Chattanooga Company, as it is
called, no doubt wishes to be as indie
pendent of Mr.. Morganas possible; and
If they complete this line, and extend it
ON to Texas, when they commencet0 run
the cars, they would be completely at
the mercy of their rival, who still owns
AAG G4SGAIT LA NOAAAANRNAAFS AAAA 50SFAACh
Brashear City and New Orleans.
Then, too, the road from Vermilion-
vile to Shreveport and Northern Texas
viii no doubt be constructed very soon,
when the D0naldsonyiIle branch would
be insufficient to transport the freights
of both roads. Our citizens need not be
alarmed-We are sure of q railroad, and
that very soon.IIberia Sugar-BoWl,
July 4th.
The RAILRoAD.-AH working on the
railroad between Brashear and Vermil-
fonyille has stopped, and there is no
telling how long is may be before work
lis resumed. The lab0rers have been
transferred to the swamp on the Chatta-
nooga road, as the water is now ont, and
at certain periods only III the year can
they work there. We may now look
out for the locomotive when we hear the
bell ring.IIberia Progress, July 18th.
We are informed By a gentleman just
arrived from New Orleans thatthe work
on the Morgan railroadhas been stopped,
and that all contractors, hands, mate
rails, etc, are TO be transferred to the
road running ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Yer
millionyiIle. The work on this road is
to be pushed forward to completion,
~IheryiIle South.
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Irregularity of the Mails.
From the New Orleans Republican,
WASHINGTON, La, June %, 1872.

WASHINGTON, La, June 90, 1872.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
I do not write with the view of COM
planning of you, but to advise with you
as to what is best to be done. wrote
YOU some weeks since concerning the
loss of the Republican. Since that time
we have received only One OIL two pack
ages a week of the Republican. We also
lose one and two packages OF other pa
pers weekly, but it seems the RepuOtcdn
has the preference.
Now, ifthe thief would readthem there
might be some hope that he would be-
come converted, and through charity
sake give us a share of the good things
he seems bent upon depriying us OF. 1t
is now two months since this wholesale
Degradation commenced. Previously,
saYs since July, 1871, the Republican was
first taken from hemail, andOnce, twice,
sometimes three times a week lost. But
now nothing less than the whole Will
satisfy the r%apaciOus appetite OF this
newspaper gOrgOn. y,
have reason to believe that as Darrall
has removed every postmaster from Ber-
wick Bay to Washington-oldand estab-
lished officers fully in the confidence Of
the peOple-and replaced them with in.
cOmDetentm men or strangers, that some of
his pets are at the bottom of this. Many
here do not doubt it. There is not one
solitary Grant paper taken at this office
it is known at the CustOmh0use while
to OpeIousas is sent a package from
Packard's concern for dead-heads, there
being not a paying subscriber there.
| That package isnever missed. 1t arrives
a regularly as could be desired, even by
the most exacting subscribers.
A gentleman ofOpelousas tells me that
many packages of papers addressed to
| Opelousas are lost in the same way and
never turn up. The inference drawn is
this: These lost packages are .purpOsely
kept back by some one in the interest OF
the CustOmhOuse clique.
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yENTEs PAR LIE SHERIFF..
adlcy A. Cmrrey vs.. william M. FIRTH.

Dudley "A. Cmrrey VS.. William w. FIRTH,
NOURDEPAROISSE ST. LANDRY.-No. 3Gq-
- En- Nrrtu d'un alias writ DC ticri flciaS, lance
paT Honorable lii COur de ParOisse, dams ct pour
la ParoisSc St. Landry, dams le process ci-dessus
intitule. ct 4 moi adreSsf. je vendrai en- vcnte
publiqne, an plus ottrant cnchGrisseur. Il Ia Mai
son de Cour de Ia dite parOisse, en- Ia Vile d'Opc-
dl matin, II propriGt6 ci-aprns d6rritr. SAVIOR
IN CERTAIN MORCEAU on PARCELLE
die terre, Situe dams la ParOisSe ST. Landry. 6tant
la mOitiG est du quart sud-OucSt de la section No
36, dams le township No. 3 sud dc In ranrtC s
est, ct contenant quatrc-vingt I2IlOO acres.
CONNIE il appcrt par lie c~ertiticat No. 1856, Gni EST
cnre%iStrG.
SaiSies par Ordre dc Ia COur.
COnditious-Conptant.
Z. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Succession dc MaxiIe leblanc


I'm VEETU DUN ORDRE DE
- rahle III Cour lies PreuvCs de la Par0isse 81
Landry, IL Sera Vendu Il Pencan public. an nl1s
oftrant encherisscltr, par lie soussign6 admins
trateur, on par Un enGanteur public. a In der
mere residence d'Augustin Br0ussard, POimtc
Lyons, lie MERCERDI, 81 Juliet 1872, le moroccan
de ferre sufVant, qui await etc offert lie 4 Mars
1868, a la y,ente de succession du dit Leblanc ct
qul dams le prOcGs-verbal de Ia dite yente de-
succession Sc trouve Gtre lc lot No. %, ct nom
Ieqfei atcune 0ttTe n'avait etc fate, savolr-
LA MOITIE DU MORCEAU DE TERRF SIP
lHqucl lie defrnt demeurait Ell dernier, slime \ In
queue Tortue, pres de POupeviLlc, ct Giant Ia
m0tt1e Quest du dit mOrceau de tcrre. mcsurant
an nord, sept acres du face sur q~natorze acres de-
pr0tOndeur, sans amelioratiOns, ct cOntcnant
environ qnatre-Yingt-qninzc acres, plus on mOins.
Condltlons-Payable dams iii, deux ct tr0iS
ans Il partir du jour de In vente, les ac0ufrpurs
I1otIrnissant Ieurs billcts payables y Pordre de
Tadmtlstrator, ct Il son domieile. ayec DENY
securities i'll solidO a Ia satisfaction dc Padminis-
~tratettr, les dts billcts au cas- de nOn-paiemcnt
n!ortait huit pour cent dintGrGt par aimee. de
Iecheance dc ChaqHe billet respeetif iusur'au
Placement final, la terre demeurant Superintendent
hypnthe4ueC avec lie privilege du ycndeuP ct In
clause de non alicndO strictGment reserves,
PLACIDE LEBLANC,
~ JUll' 1917. Administrations
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Succession d'Auguste BP0ussaPd, No.
1857, en- communicate avec sa yeuve s1ry i

Succession d'AUguste Br0ussard. Ma
1857, en- communicate avec sa veuve suryi-
Vante, Anastasic COmeau.
TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE
NE Ia C0ur des Prcuyes, de In ParOisse st.
Landry, Il sera Nendu q Iencan public, an plus
ottrant encherisseur, par La sGussignee admins
tratrlce, on pas I'M encantcIlr public, IL In der
mere residence du dGfunt, pres de POiuta LYONS
en- cette par0lsse, lie MERCREDT, 81 ,TnilIct
1872, les pPOpTietGR Ci-aDr2S d6epitrs gnDortara,t
a In succession dAugustiH BrOussaTTf, en- com
muItute aNec sd VcIve sUrvivante, Anastasie
COnlcalIy SAVIOR
l. CENT QUATRE-vINGT-sEIzE ACRES DE
tePre.
2; UNE MASON DE RESIDENCE, une petite
malsoIl, une cuisine en- cyprGs, une petite mai
son, une mafs0n q maIs, I'M moulin q 1pOnJTn
nlle nafTiere de jaPam en- piGux de cvpres. trniI
cents pages de barriGre en- cypress, six cent
qhatre-Y1ngt pages de barfiere en- vierx cvprGs.
cent trente.cinq piCds dc planehes dc EXPIRES,
aea& alln0lfes, quatre Its ell plflmes, I'M
lush u dcilX c0ups, I'M vieux buggy, six
piufes de boeufs, iii vieux bHuf, me paiPs
de petlts buufs, III bGuf, un taureau, uuinZc
FaeheS grasses, huit Vaches ct veaux. sept
tetes duh an, unc marque en- fer figurant
ceei: l cling chevaux, sOixante-trois tGtes de
mOItOilS, sept etaI0ns, dix juments. six imnent.
Gu p0ulllIs, cinq paIlins d'un an, fOurDifurpa dc
niaisolls ct dc cuisine, ct autres prophecies mo-
biiiefes.
COnditiOns-La mOiti6 dl prix d'acha+ pavohI.
dans six m0ts a partir du jour dc In ypntc. ct In
balance dams d0tIze mOis du iOur dc Ia ypnfr. les
acquefeufs I0ur1llssant leuFs billet pOrtant hujt
pour cent dinteret par aimee dc FechGance.
aEe9 neaN securities ID s0lidO, acccptes par Pad
nffrlistratrfcc, les dts billets payable Il eTe- nuc
hypotIeqte spectacle ct le privilege du vendeur
CT La ctatiSe de non aliendo reserves SUI Ia tprre
Jusquau payment final.
ANASTAsIE COMEAU.
Z5Julll, 1877. Administrative,
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Pour Sheriff.

EGBERT o. HAYES. lie %titulaire actuel, nous
autOrisG de IPnnOnccr CONNIE candidat pour la
place de Sheriff dc st. Landry, a rGlection de
NOyeInbre proclaim.
J'ai Phonneur de me presenter commo candi-
dat pour la place de Sheriff dc In ParoiSSH ST,
Landry, a IClectiOn de Novembre proclaim.
Pour &c que lie peuple de st. Landry peut atten-
drc dc moi a PaVenir, ell Cettc capacitc, lie rGferc
Il MA c0ndrite passtc ct a TcX&cutiOn dc mes de
voirs CONNIE deput6 du present Sheriff.
y TTTGJHNr
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AVIS DE sUCCESsEONa.

Succession dc Martin RiChnrd.-Jo. 3499
FTAT DE LA LOUTSLtNE.-COUR DE PA
~ rOiSSc, st. Landry.-AttemdU que CltOphas
Comcau, de la Paroisse st. Landry, Liquidateur
de la succession de Martin Richard, d6cGdG,
ayant enrtgi3trt III tahleau dc classification dpS
dettes de COmcal ct Richard, accOmpagnG
dune petition demandant IhomologatiOn dice
hui;
de la ditr petition par I'm ordrc de Ia COmr en-
date du p JUN, 1872.
En- consequence, a~viSspst par lc present dome
aux mtGreSSCS dams ccttC succession, d'ayOir II
fairC opposition. 81 aucume lis ont, par Gcrit. \
mon bureau. dams Ia willie d'Opelousas, dams les
delaIs acc0rdcS par laloi, poIrQuOi lie dit tablcau
ne Scrait pas apprOUvG ct hOm0lO@u6.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grcficr.
& IuiIIpt 1879
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The Political Look Out.
From the Thihodaux senttnel.l


Before our next issue the result of the
deliberations of the Democratic nOmi-
nations in Baltimore will be known.
When it viii be incumbent upon the
voters of Louisiana to decide what
course of action it will be eXpedient to
pursue.
The great Tidal Wave, which has
sprung up from the hearts OF an OPP
pressed and overtaxed people, will roll
over all ODpOsitiOns, and, overwhelming
all parties and all dead issues it will
place Horace Greeley in the White
house, not because he has been. q Re
pnbliean-or a Whig, or a high Tariff
advocate, but because he is an honest
man-because he is opposed to the Inn
perial designs of Grantism, and because
the people are determined to make
themselves understood, as they did in
1910, and because the honest voters of
the country are determined to have
their wishes respected in spite OF Poll"
ticians and demagogues.
The candidacy and the spontaneous
endorsement of Greeley and Brown
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from
Minnesota to Texas is not the emanatlOn
of the wisdom of those who have long
boosted as being leaders of the people,
DHE SDI1HSS UP Loh 1kG hC"AU vi "NS
masses,who have resolved that C0rrup-
tiOn, tyranny and despotism must cease.
and give way to 3 government OF Ius=
tice and Honesty, Economy and Impair"
TALLY.
AS in 1910, so now it is useless to talk
and dispute of political principles and
issues, It is folly to bring up charges OF
inconsistency of character, and changes
of opinion ; the voters are not going to
listen to them. The only cry is cOrrUp-
ton j; corruption in Washington, cor
ruption in State Governments, corrup-
ton in cities, the whole country reeks OF
corruption, and government is CONVEX
ted into one vast machine of theft, rob
berry, and shameless ~brigandry.
There must be a change, the people
Wilt, and the people are going to have
it.
Tyrants and Robbers cannot trample
| over the rights, and curtail the liberties
| of n nation when prosperity and happi-
ness reign, but when adversely comes,
commerce lags, business becomes dor:
mant, manufactures and foundrieS shTI
their doors, tax-gatherers become oh.
noxious, and the poor raise the cry OF
bread, the time has come when rulers
must listen to their subjects anC
when an oyerbuTdened people rise II
| their wrath and III all the majesty of
giants strength, their oppressors 1laC
best move rapidly out of their road fol
no human seheming can cheek their On
ward course.
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For District ,Tudgc,

undersigned Judge of the Eighth Judicial
Dlstj is a candidate, for another term, for
Ihe OF he now holds. For what may be ex-
pecteF him in his judicial capacity in the
Iltuf1ae refers to his past services on the
P~leakannOunce me as q condidoto fnr tho
once fudgc of the Eighth Judicial District.
mo r
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For Clerk.

L am aldidate for the office of Clerk of
GOurG, ~ for the Parish of st. Landry, at
the e1ectldb be holden in November, 1872.
JOS. D. RICHARD.
VIC dIo 1tDrlZed to Fl. WILLARD
Duhoaf as ndidate for Clerk of the District
court, u 4fOr the Parish of st. Landry, at
the next elem.
DR.: W. ATBERTSON, of Washington, au-
LnoFizes Us hnounce him as a candidate for
Ilerk OF tn9trict Court for the Parish of st.
Landry, al Election i'll November next.
we are auSZed to Oun Mr.. ALBERT
a candidate for Clerk of the
the election iMvpunbpr nnx+ ' "'
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NOTICES.


Liberal M~eetiDg.-In accordance with the
call OF Col. d: B. Penn, Chairman of the Ex-
ecut1Te of the Liberal Party of the
State of Louisiana, a meeting of the citizens of
washington and vicinity favOring the object of
the joint Committee Of Conference of which the
talented D. W. Adams was chairman, assembled
III the town of Washington, on Monday, the Sth
INST, T. NJ. The meeting was called to order by
Mr.: John TrainOr, who nominated Capt. Lewis
u. prescott as temporary chairman, and Gilbert
Ballll0 as Secretary pro tenn, whiChnOminatiOnS
were unanimously ratified.
The address of the State Executive Committee
vas then read, after which John F: Morrogh,
Esq, addressed the meeting and explained the
OBJECT OF the Liberal movement, etc. After
which the President addressed the asscmblage
and invited all who were in favor of the same,
to come forward and register their names aS
members of a club to be called the Liberal
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club of st. Lam
dry, which call was Immediately responded to
by a large number of citizens.
On motion, Capt. Lewis d. Prescott, was unan-
nimously elected President of the Club by ac-
claInatiOn.
Vice-Presidcnts-James Moore, Joseph Leer,
E. PlonSky.
Recording-secretary-Gilbert A. Baillio.
COrrespOnding-Secretaly-Frcd. H. Buck.
TreasIIrer-Dr VIM J. Offutt.
Chief Marshal-JOhn o. Trainor.
Assistant-Marshals-Joseph Kaufman, o. La
deur, Ll1ther c. Pickett.
Executive C0mlnittee-Elbert CAN'T, RObt. s.
wilkins, James Howard, Charles Kaufman,
Lewis D. Prescott.
On motion, it was resolved that the proceed
l,ngs of the meeting be published in the Ope-
l0uSaS papers.
On motion, the club adjourned until Saturday,
the 18th, at 7 o'clock, PM.
LEWIS D. PRESCOTT, President.
GILBERT A. BAILLIO, notwithstanding.
To the Citizens of ST. Landry ;-In ODE
dlence to the invitation of Col. d. B. Penn,
President of the State Central Committee of the
Liberal Party of the State of Louisiana, Il mass
meeting OF all citizens Of all classes and cOndi-
tons. will be held at the Courthouse. in One
l0uSas, the goth OF July next, for the purpose of
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Vincent BOagni VS.. E~uphrosinc Nezae G.

Vincent BOagni vs.. E~uphrOsfMe Nezat er
son mari.
fOURDE PAROISSE, ST. LANDRY.-NO, l90.-
- En- vertu dun writ de tieri faciaS,, lance par
Honorable la COur dc Paroisse, dams ct pour In
Par0isse st. Landry, dams lie process ci-dessus in
fltule, ct a moi adressG, je VGndrai en- vente p1-
dams Ia vile dOpel0usas, lie SAMEDI, 3 Aoht.
1872, a ONE heures du matin, Ii propri6tG c-
apres d6crite, SAVIOR
dams In Paroisse st. Landry, pres dI Port Barre,
contenant cent acres, borne au nord par lea
terres dEnpFosine NGzat, a Pest par Les terres de
Bal1WIn, an sud par les terres d'.uexis Nezat ct
Saisie par Ordre de la Colr,
Conditions-A un credit dc douze mois, Pac-
querenr tpurnissant TN caution avec DIES securi-
ties suiyant In l0i.
ID .Juillet. 1870.
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Nous sOmmcs altorisG Il announcer YVES
DAFN, connle candidat pour la place de Re
c9rter, pour la ParoiSse st. Landry, il In pro-
chaine election.
DR.. JAMES NJ. THOMPSON, n CONSENT, Il la
solicitation lie SEES anliS, tie Sc porter candidat
pour Ia place de Recorder. 4 F6lcction uui aura
aura lien an mOis de NOVemhre nrnchain.
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Canton EVERY genuine box Of DR., Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa, and their
private e. 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 Rltters or Cordials,
are Obliged, eventually, to resort to MeLANEs
LIVER PILLS for permanent relief
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The Philadelphia Press lForney's pa
peri, shows that IN tWenty-seyen coun-
ties of that State Mr.. Buckalew will
gain more than 1000 votes over the or
binary strength of the Democratic par
ty. This is conceding his election three
months before it takes place. II Mr..
BuckaleM should carry the State by
$1,000 in October, what Will prevent
10000 majority for Greeley and Brown
in November AEAlbany Argus.
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succession dc William Henderson,
Nm FERTU Dun ORDRE DE LHONO-
rablc Ia COnr des PTeuvcS, de In Parnisse ST
Landry il sera vendu Il rencan public, an Dlns
OrIant enchGr1sSeur, par lie sOussignG, execrfeur
IesTaInentalre, on par i'm encantcur public. sur
les lle!lX, en- Ia vile d'OpelOusas, lie MERCREDT
"a Juliet, 1872, la propriGt6 ci-apres d6crite, m,
paftenant a Ia succession de William Hender-
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE. avoc
t0utes les b0tisses ct ameli0ratiOns Uui s'y trnu,
vent, sltue dams Ia vile dOpelOusaS, mes1Irant
solXante-diX pieds dc face sur Main street, sur
street, ct Giant Ia meme propri6t6 snr IGmHciiie
lie d6funt demeurait. ." D'N"''0
C0nditions.La motto compliant ct pautro
lloitle cans douze m0is a partir du jour DC la
hutt pour cent d'interGt par aimee de T6chGanMne"
le privilege dn vendeur ct une hypotheGuc spG,
clale retenus sur Ia propriGte vendue, ain das-
Surcr lie Placement du dit billet.
JOSEPH GIBBS,
u jun, 1872. EXECUTOR TeStamentaire.
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s1' Recorder.

we are autnAd to announce YVES D'AVY
Us d callolttt9c Recorder of the Parish of st.
haIldryi ~ kHSss1ing election.
DIR JAhEo thompson, has consented, Mt
5he "a friends, to become a candi-
gate Ior tne O1ltf Recorder, at the election
TO ne nel4 II HJber next.
NlDhL8RuthOriZes lis to announce
am as q cahulodAr Recorder of the Parish of
81. IanQfy at tISt election.
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yENTEs DE sUCCEssTOYs.
Succession de Cbris,ovoI nmmno

SHCcesSlOD dc GhristOVnl DuDrp,
I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE L,H6NORA-
= Die Ia Cour DIES Preuves, de Ia ParOisse 81
Landry, IL !sera Nendu a Fencan public, au plns
onIant ehcherisSeuI, par lie sOussigne, cncantcur
puDlc, a Ia de1niere residence du dtfunt. dams
IL prairie Platsance, en- cette parOisse, lie MER-
GREDI, II Juliet, 1872, les prophecies ci-aDTIs
dccrlres, dependant dc Ia succession dc Chris
tOyal Dupr6, decide, savoir-
,uN LOT DE BETES A CORNES FAROT--
ches, environ cent tGtes, avec Ma maTuue mi
sera cXhibce lie jour de la vente; un lot de che
marquc un lot de bGtes a comes douces' en- vird a
c1nquante tGtes, plus on mOins: sept muIets
creOlcS;, treize chevaux cr6oles, neuf bgufs de
marques serOnt cXhib6s le Jour de In yenfe ""
CORditiOns-COmptant.
6 Juliet. 1876. EnonD