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The chairman in declaring the result OF tne
balloting, said that there had been eighty
votes polled, that forty-one were necessary to
make q nomination, and he therefore declar-
ed the first seven Of the above named candi-
dates 10 have been the only ones nominated,
leaving two more nominations to be made.
We. Pinckney moved that 7. Il. Jones be
nominated by reclamation as one of the re-
malning candidates for the Assembly. This
motion was seconded by Stephen Brown ma
characteristic and glowing speech, and 1t was
adopted unanimously.
Sheriff Msekey arose and announced the
withdrawal from the contest of b. W. Hend-
ricks. This announcement was received with
applause, although Captain Hendricks declares
emphatically that he authorized no one to
withdraw his name, and appears by no means
complacent over the action of The sheriff and
the convention. e. J. Adams then moved
that q. G. Minott, who received the next
highest number. Of votes, to Captain Hendricks,
be nominated by reclamation, and this motion
was alsocarrled~ unanimously. n' 20
This closed the actual business OF the con-
yention, and the remainder Of the session was
devoted 70 speech-making and mutual admira-
ton. VIZ. KcKinlay moved a vote of THANKS
to the officers, which was adopted. The Of
fcers responded In the usual manner, aud
Adams, Brown, Taylor and others made glow
ing speeches In superlative eulogium of the
ticket. The latter orator was especially bitter
In his. ,dennnclation Of the carpet.baggers,
wbohe said had %pluudered, deceived, betrayed
and insulted the colored race, and bis re-
marks were vocIferously applauded by, the
dusky delegates.
Coroner Tait:ofsred the followed resolution
and urged Its unanimous adoption, because he
wanted It understood that every candidate on
the county ticket wasp ledged to reform In the
State government, reduction of public e1-
penses, and repudiation, Of the fraudulent
bonded debt: -
Resoloed, By this convention, that we
endorse the platform Of the Union Republi-
can party, adopted by the State Convention In
Columbia, and demand from the candidates
nominated By this convention a pledge to- fully
carry out the principles laid down In said plat
form. 3-,...tsf r-s>.- 81
This resolution was unanimously adopted
the ticket was read by the chairman and
adopted Is . whole; with cheers for the can
dldates,- and at Q P. N. the convention ad-
journed sine die.
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THE BEST MACKEY CAN DO.
THE ALTERNATIVE OFFERED BIZ THE
REGULAR REPUBLICANS.
The County and Legislative Nomlna'
lions Completed and the County Con-
vention Adjourned Sine
OF tho Legislative AsPlrants.

The Regular Republican County Conven-
ton reassembled at Military Hall at about IL
O'Clock yesterday morning, and got 10 work
in a far more orderly and quiet manner than
might have been expected from the spirit
manifested at its breaking up on the previous
evening. The first MEASURE adopted was the
very sensible one Of excluding from the hall
all pergons except the members of the con-
vention, and alter this was accomplished the
delegates proceeded quietly to the balloting
for candidates for the assembly from the city.
The names before the convention were the
same as published In The NEWS Of Friday,
and the number of votes received BY each
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TIE EoRGI ELECTIONS.
Way Lies arc Manufactured for the
Benefit OF tho Northern Radicals-hi
Fiat Denial from . Veteran Officer OF;
the United States Army. ea
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE EEW9l
SAVANNAH, GA, October 4.
The following carl will appear in the Ad-
vertiser tomorrow morning:
Editors of the Savannah Advertiser:
10, GENTLEMEN-In your MORNINGS Issue OF
this date appears a dispatch. p%urporting to
have been sent by one M. b. Hale. tho special
agent or detective Of the treasury department
OF the United States for this section, 10 refer
ence to our late elections, In which he says
the Greeley party had full control Of the polls,
and that colored men were prevented from
voting. Now, sirs, Idesire to state that I was
present at the polls most of The day on the I'd
Of October, and from my own observation l
pronounce this dispatch to. be q wilfnl and
malicious falsehood. That the Greeleyites or
Democrats took possession OF the polls ID
false; that there WINS any interference or at
tempt made TO prevent colored men from
voting I pronounce also false. The truth
of the matter Is Just this: Certain custom
and city cheated The colored men out OF their
votes. They received their dollar, the amount
of the poll lax required by law, and gave them
receipts for the same, with the understanding
that 1t was all rlghf. These men came tolhe
polls with these receipts and offered them to
tie managers, In lieu OF the tag collectors
certificate, required by law. O fcourse, those
bogus recelptB were Te1ecteu. ~ As .ioraeue
polls being surrounded BY the police, The
roads leading 10 .ths city plckeled, and voters
coming from the country being driven back
1t is as false and black hearted Q lie as the
man who wrote the dispatch. II this dis
patch has been concocted for political purposes
(which I presume IT, has) and sent North. l de-
sire 10 say,lo my old iriends and companions
!n.afmseahatsso far, as Savannah, nay, even
GeorgiEdEconcernpd, there Is no State In the
nnAhSblss, tn tho wnr1d uharn q m hnnlnf
man srIn be- better trented than here. But
what can you expect from sucn men ? Their
associates In politics are whoi .Penitentiary
birds, perjtirsra aniIthieReac all OF which ! can
prove lfcalled !upoI; and. II my colored friends
have been defeated thBy, can thankethelr lead.
ers; for to follow In the wake Of such men is
sure dsfeat. - "oa s'na0i: .IsaS .fsa.
(slgnedl : H.J. MCDONALD,
Late Colonel o. 8. Veteran, Vel Infantry.
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:so1sEERIsa UP RoUrREII.
An Administrations Organ Makss an
Explapntion. .@.l
wNHTytTTON. OctUberI.

WISHlNGT0N, UCLcDer !.
The Star says the total amount of legal
tenders outstanding amounts to three hundred
izes the issue OF Tour hundred millions; thus
leaving forly-four millions reserve In The treas
ury. which the secretary may Issue at bis dis.
erection. It will. t,bus be seen that the secre-
tary Is not at the mercy OF the New York stock
gamblers, as nigh; be supposed from the small
currency balance which appears In the daily
cash statement. Tho secretary 0Ges not an.
tioIpate an emergency which will render 1t
necessary for him to draw on this reserve, but
should one arise he will do 80 to the fullest
extent necessary.
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~ BATOHELOR'S HAIR
superb Hair Dye Is the best IN the world. Per
fecty harmless, reliable and instantaneous no
disappointment. N Ytdicalous unts, or unplsas-
ant odor. The senulusiw ": A. BatahelorsiHAs
Dye produces immediarely q splendid BLACK !:oe
natural brown. Does not stain tho nln' pes
leaves the hall. clean, soft and beautiful ans
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold BY all druggn"a
Factory ls Bond street. New York.
mchb-tutha1yr -
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THE YELTHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, October 4.
Over the northeastern and upper lakes
partly cloudy weather, with northerly to
~easterly winds. In the Mississippi and Ohio
valleys generally slear weather and southerly
to westerly winds, veerlng 10 westerly and
noriherly on Saturday; In the Gulf States,
eouthprly to eastarly winds, and on The south
Atlantic southerly to westerly winds with clear
weather; from ths lower lakes to Virginia, 10
north westward, southerly TO westerly WINDS,
and warmer and generally clear weather.
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VAR ON TIE MEXICAN FRONTIER.

NEW ORLEANS, October 4.
Of Texans followed a band of Mexican cattle.
thieves Into Mexico, and attacked them at
Newton. Two Texans and several Mexicans
were killed. The Texans burned the alcalde's
house with him In It.. On Monday two hun
bred armed MeXicaus appeared on the Mexi-
can side of the river, opposite San Felipe.
Lieutenant Davidson, with q company OF
troops from Fort Clarke, we're ordered to
watch their movements.
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IF.|'8T ~ 49,
TIE FIRE FLRND,
Destruction OF a New Jersey Factory.
Loss $3.50 ,o00. ,-.eryr

.aai ,'sh,G ~ "@ New. YORK, October a. -
At one o'clock this morning q, fire broke
out In Wstton's machine shop and silk foun.
dryin Patersen,N N. j., .audby:hve o'clock only
the walls were left standing. It is not known
whyihe. frerwas allowed to.gstlsuoh a head
way. The total loss Is estimated at one hun,
dred and Hfty! thousand dollars. Another &C.
count states the loss at four hundred thousand
dollara. The origin of the;Gre' Is unknown.
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DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND,

CHICAGO, October 4.
The proposition of The employing brick
layers to reduce wages was last night met by
q demand from the brIcklayers for four dollars
Tor eight hours work, and fifty cents per hour
for extra work. One thousand men obtained
their demands this morning, and four thousand
are OF the strike. Work Is suspended on the
MICHIGAN Southern depot and The Pacific
Hotel.
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THE EsoUR1Al, IN, FLAMES. il,
A!Losis Gafiarhree Milllions-Ths' galleries
-.-.-.,. 4 a. Safe. & as...l .s-.l

2Ii ie-ia"E.f9@I uIHDGpInn nnctnoba, ~
Information reached Madrid at q late hour
last night that the fire In the .Escurial had
been exungpished. Two Of the 1owersa ndla
tpeftAoheff the roofing had oeea=destfo5ed.
The amount Of damage Ia Estimated at 3,000,-
600 reals. All the valuable objects which 1t is
thought wonld perish In the confagration are
reported to be safe. .
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RATHER OYER DONE.

GALVESTON, October A.
A glnhouse at Coyland. containing Q O,00O
bales OF sea island cotton, is burned. This is
over doing It. The entire sea island crop OF
ls71'72, was only ls, 845 bales
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, October.
An explosion In the Hoosac Tnpnel killed
Michael Cunningham badly wounded Stephen
Mccarthy, and hurt several others.
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funeral NnI,rrs.

~ TIE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of EDWARD RILEY, and Of his sister, Nrs:ssherf.
dan, ard Of his nephew, hugh shendaa, are 70
specially requested TO attend the Funeral OF tba
former. at his late residence, NO. a. Laurens
street. Tn1s MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. octss
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AEEsINa-HARsERa-On Monday evening,
September 3oth. 1877, blythe Rev. 4 AnJef.goHAl
HENRY HRNsING 70 Miss GIRHARpnu ;HnR1RfTA
HARBlRs, both or this city. .-,sa
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w-THE MAR1NERsr CHUROHWm
be bsi pen 81 Tor tsa'D Divine Service every ailllfHs RSooasa:
al hhalt:past 10 O'CLOCK corner or 0hufchand
water stiesaiss, Rev. R:B!S YAfEs,'taciattag ge.'
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"a a-sT. STEPHENSFREE CHURCH,
There will be service intnis church. o-MoHaow
EVENING. at I O'Clock. No Service in the TA,rsRi
NOON. gni.3 y ls0I 89K si.,ls,XY s39(octS
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4 sUBrERRaHEAN EXPLOSION.

workmen in the Hoosac Tunnel Hurled
into Eternity.
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The Legislative Ticket.
Sketches Of the past record OF the various
candidates on the Boilers ticket, aud of the
county nominees on the Regular ticket, have
already appeared in The NEWS. 1t now re-
mains to furnish such information as their
meagre records afford of the personal and
political history Of the legislative nominees
put forward by the Mackeyites:
WILLIAM G. PNCKNEY,
the santee orator, Is an elusive black man,
thirty-elght years old, formerly a servant OF
Prof. N. G. Laborde, of the South Carolina Uni
yersity, which Institution he claims to have
gone through-in the capacity of a porter. He
also served In the Confederate army, In a
somewhat similar capacity, aud was captured
by the Fsderals at the close Of the war In St.
James ssntee, where he has since taken root
and aourished extensively. By virtue of bis
collegiate training, above mentioned, he was
appointed a schoolrieaeher under the Freed
mems Bureau, and afterwards a magistrate,
and still later a trial justice, by Governor
Scott. he is a lond and amusing orator, is
not without some lshrewdness, and is now
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~THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqua,ntsnces of u. land Ma. r. BEaKHAN
are respectfully invited 70 attend ME Funesalof
the latter, at the residence No. 16i Meeting street,
8 O'Clock, Il AFTERNOON. octs-1s
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6periaaNstIres.l

asBi BELL. sCHNAPPA DISTILIiB0
by b eiPropretors at schisdam. h,Ho,lapd, An;
invlgoratng Tonic and Medicinal beverage,
Warranted perfectly .purb and FREE; from Of.
deleterlous substances. It Is diatnled from Bar;
ley or the finest quality. and theiarornstc Jnntper.
Berry Of Italy. AID designied expressly fot eases
III Dysp,ep,ssiai 81 Indigestion. Dropsy, GUdt,s Rhsu.:
r1hstism,i General Debnity; csttsrrh ofthe .Hisdt
der, Paias In the Back and Stomach tand'alI
diseases Of the Urinary organs IL e,sss tfsief
In Asthma, Gravel and osiuur in ms HiEddsrs
strengthens ,sntinytgorafes the: Usten..aaa 10
q certain preventative and, cure o.! that dreadlal
scourge, Fever and Asue. .o!ta: - s-..n.
CAUTION. ASK for, HUDSON q. WoLFE
BELL sOHNAPPs.n l.aa O,YTeia,,t ,m4fS.,
Poori sale by all respectable arocel1 ana Aposss.
carries. $500.
HUDSON a. WOLFE j co., SOLD Importers
once, No IS South William street New :Torf;
sepso -smos 49,
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TEE RIVAL TICKETS.
The Choice Presented 20 the Voters of
Charleston. -!

Both OF the great factions into which the
Radical party of this county has been diVided
ever since the lll-omensd.name of Radical has
BEEN known in the State. have now presented
to the voters of Charleston their full lists OF
candidates, 10 be voted for at the election OF
the 18th .nstsnt, and their names are here
published In parallel columns, to afford to our
readers an easy means of drawing a'compari-
SON between the merits of the respective
tickets :
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~THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AN

~-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintance OF Captain, GEORGE :. and Nm,
HANNAH 9. WOOD, and of their SOM. William
g., Nicholas and Henry. and OF II. md Nrs.
Daniel Wood and family. are respectfaIly invited
to attend the F~unekAESery1ces Of the FORMER THs
AFTERNOON, at haIspsstz s O'Clock d tnst went
worth Street Lutheran, Church. Odts
g-PYTHAGOREAN LODGE, ENosaH
A.R.. M.-Ths, membef.5ofi Rsthagofean Lodge
are respectfully invited to attend the Funerals eFt
Vices Of Brother; Past Master GEORGE ]. FOOD.
from his lase -raaldenee, No q Amherst atiees
three doors. east Of Nassau, THrsArrlaSpgH. Az
O'Clock. .a..;at ~ oofcsIoos.
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~.BURNHAM AROMATIC DENTI.s
FRIcE, for Cleaning. Beautifylng and Preserving.
the Teeth, and Importing . refreshing taste 10 ne q
mouth. Prepared by 9f-c;

1@ MULTITUDESi OF PEOPLE Re
.oUIRE an Alternative to restore the healthy seton
OF their systems and correct the deransemenu
that creep into it. Sarsaparillas were used ana
valued, until several Imposltions were paimed on
upon the public under this name. ER's SAB
SAPARILLAi Ia no imposition. G.y;
sep2Sstuth3ptw c.y...z=.n (. ~ ja..i
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lHaAYER,s GHERRY-PEGglRAL.l
the worlds great remedy for coldA. aana;
Consumption. - ocT6-atufnapkM.
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HERTz.-Dled, October !, ls1a. Mas HsSRrEfrA
E.-HERTz.
~THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT.
ANcEs Of the Family are respectfully invited TO
attend her Funeral Services at her late residence,
No. 7sKing' street, on SUNDAY KoaNrEa. 9Th Inst,
at 7 O'Clock. So i@ff ~ LalEai: aoci61s
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, October 4.
The comparative cotton statement for the
Ia az follows:
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ma- HALLS VEGETABLE sICIIdAN
HAIR REVIEWER prevents the hair from turning
gray and restores hair TO ia natural colon sosoiq
oct5- stuthsD&W ~ J., ~: IA. t-5s Lslss-sr
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A@-DR. TUFTS LIVER PILES Re.
oUIRE no cnangs OF dIet or occupation; produced.
no gripping. They contain nc drastic element
oot8.spaw :.la-:e 81! a:22,s,D. sai5Gt
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Et retournons sans c6r6monie 4 lhonn6te pelit
John, 4 ronrs Martin ct 4 notre drame.
Disons settlement que l'ours Martin, lui anss;,
-
Tia sMits an procnein nnr.;ro.l
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Pourquoi Non 7

O-
Railleurs, ne raillez pas lie don de clairvoyance
Les penples ont tons cru de Ia meme croyancr,
Et le Dieu d'aniourd'h hui nest pas ne &C matin.
II est, fat ct sera, miracn'eux, hantain,
Rayonnant dams "A gloire, immortel ct supreme,
Et portant sur son front le monde en- diademe.
Olympic on paradis, c'est le meme credo,
Et Icon x croyait font CONNIE son bedeau.
Mais notre esprit born6 tremble dcvant l'immense,
Notre Gil est ebloui quand l'in6ni commence,
Notre langae ne peut formuler lie divip,
Et, parcels 4 Jacob, mons combattons en- vain.
Ainsi Dien la vonla. Mais &c Diem, notre maitre,
LIE Miracle vivant, rEtse qni donne l4tre,
A vonlu ~qn'en!re r'homme, nm ~serviteur pieux,
Ell le hant Cr6ateur qui regne dams les cieux,
Des anges blends, des saints, dee madones. des
[Dames,
Apparnssent parfois anx enfants commea nx femmes,
Dams lie bois solitaire gu lie creux dun %rocler,
A rhenre o. lie soleil, tres las, va Sc coucher.
L'hcure da crepascnle est l'henre vaporeuse
On ID Dryadr sort demi.nue ct pcureuse,
Oh Ia Nympl,e Sc baigne a lombre des bonleaux,
On le Fame regarde a travers les roseanx,
On Ia vapeur des soirs. danssnt de brsncl.e en-
[brsnche,
Fait dire an psstoureau, J'ai vu Ia Dame Blanche ,
Les GFecs ont WI cels CONNIE mons le voyons;
lis ont meme enten du chuchoter des rayons.
Or done, bons pelerins, al:ex rernplir vos gourdes
pays bigorais, pres de Tarbes, 4 Lordes.
ID. q.
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James Emporium Store.
-:o:- gsaE
-PAs De- at.oa. .
Concurrence pOsstblc!

Nl. =. TEIssIErR iraorme "a
nombsense clientele ct le public en- general
quill a .onjop's dams son magasin, ontrs ron
grand assortment de matchandises seches.
,%cnjours frais ct solvent renouvelG, 10 Stock le
plus varie de.
Chnu.."res, Chopelerie, Bonnefer;e, Mercs-
,ic, Par("merie, Pharmacie: Qminca;uerie,
Fs,blante,ie, V~aissele, Ssllerie, Groceries,
Conserres, Confserie, Wins Ct Liqueurs,
7,abncs sous ,on.es les yEormes.
II engage les Danes de ia p~aroisse Saint
Jacques ct dcs raroisses v~oisines 4 vcni!
yis;,er Sc. articles de Fantaisie pour Robes de
han,e Nourenu,f, Ganferie, Broder;e, Den'elles,
ynienciennes, G, antres, Coils brodts de tous
genres; Rnbans, F1eurs artifciellcs, Parnres
ponr marriages, Balls ct premiere Communion.
I'm Sc donnan. Ia peine de fairc nne vis'ts a"
III, magasi., Giles Sc convaincront d'el'es-
mamcs, que MULE part mienx que 10 on ne
,rouvc IN plus beau cl,oix de Marchandises
Blanches, ,elle que:
Monsseline suisse, Mul-mul, Nnnso"r,
Brilantes, Drocarts, P;qnfs, Mo"ssehnes
Br,n, i'll ct Bcbinet pour moustiqnaires.
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.1sst Received,

.1ssss Received,
A large anvoice Of superior green and
black tea which we will sell At the low
price Of 9l.lo per ID. 40"
Also always on hand
Large and we'll assorted stock If fresh
s'ocsfie', which. z viii sell Al low prices for
Cash.
D'y Goods. Hardware. saddlery, crocksry
!ars, cio,hins, Boots, Hats, &c,
Shoes It . bargain.
CASH. Cash.
v. E. N. ANDERSON,
Acadia Store.
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Jefferson Store,

sh ito
Marchandiscs sechcs,
Groceries,
Wins,
Whiskeys, etc,
ASSORTMENT CONFLICT
M ,,,u rcI,nm disc dc tOutCs sorlcss
rPrir mnlfrfs.-A
R~M. J.. Nanny onvrira proclaincment
nue fon.o;ne a soda pouss raftajchir ssss NOM
Ibreux clients.
a en- magaGn tontes les groceries
nscessaires a Ia !consommat'on, et ses rms
Hqmenrs ct WAi*keys sortent DIES me''le"rs
mai.ons de gfos de la No"vc''', oor'ea"''
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Scllettcs.

A VENpar CHEZ NJ. J. BrLLoN, Au 81.
N Jnmes Storc.l les nouvelles Selletes
de N. francois FIory, de- Ss'ns.Mar'invil'c'
Ces Selleues ponr chevanx ct mu'ets, fa'tes
,avec des .fh,s dies Attakapas, ne b'essent
jamais les animaux, at Ienr duree est double
de Ia dur&e des sellettes nrdinaises.
,L'hahi,a,ion ] Forsta'l, dirigee par M. r
Esterbrook, n'ep cmploie pas Fautrc..
J. BrL1ox.a
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NOTICE.

The Tar Collector for the Parish of ST.
James will be absent from his office until the
9Th day Of November, is7s. Parties having
taxes To ae,tle will please call on him at his
office on that day and settle up. ,
D. 8. HUNSAKER. I
Tax. Collector.
St. James, October 18th, 1872.
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Commercial.

0-Nons arpelons l'attention des plan,eure
ct dos habitants snr laws dc N. J. Billion.
Ia SeAe0e do IA fabrique Flory, de Saint.
'Martl"yi''e, 'sra bien'6t Ia senIe employee
sps ma habitaiions.
Ellie a 10 donb'e avaniage d. durer long.
temps ct do ne jansais hIesser 10. cl,evanx .,
les mnlets.
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TNa.C Collectors NNles.

TM1.C Collectors Ngles.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
State Of Louisiana,
AND
PARISH OF Sr. JAMES.
By lie State Tar Collector,
vs..
Messrs, Monlor and CARTE.
VIZ Seizure.
By virtne Of the authority vested in me by
Section 81 Of the Revenue Law Of the State
Of Louisiana, Act az, approved March 3ra,
1871, / have seized and shall proceed 10 sell.
a, public auction, in fractions Of forty acres or
as mnch as may be necessary, the following
described tract Of land with all buildings,
improvements and appurtenances thereto
belonging, ut the Court. House Of this Parish,
ut ~ O'Clock H., on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, 1873.
Que certain tract Of land, established
as a sugar plantation and honses, and
sugar house thereon, fronting on tho
Mississippi river, having a frontage Of
about sixteen arpen,s. and running bach
from the Mississippi river to a depth o
eighty arpents, bounded above or on the
north line by the property Of Duncan F
" Kenner and on the lower or southern
line Ivy the property Of Morson am
Seldom, containing twelve hundred ant
sixty superficial acres Of land, abon
800 of which is cul,iycd and has on
ecrop Of sugar cane and corn-Abon
six,y.six miles above the city Of New
Orleans. on the left or East bank of tn
Mississippi river, in the Parish Of s.
James.
Terms: CASH in U. s, currency,
D. s. HUNSAkER,
Tax.Collecior.
81. James Parish.
October 5,h, 1872.