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Succession d'EIiza EIeOuOFe Bell. yenvo

Succession d'EIiza EIeOmOre Bell, weave
M~cFarland-No 3535.
COUR DE PAROIsSE, ST. LANDRY.-AT-
~ tendu que BenOit SOileau, de Ia P1rOiSse ST.
Landry, ayant presentG une petition d Tctfrt
Q'6tre nOmm6 administrator de la succession
9EIza Eleonore Bell, veuve Mcfarland, dGc6-
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donn6
aux intereSStS dams cctte succession d'avOir n
dedlIlre par ecrit a mon bureau, dams les dix
.lotTs qui suiyront la date du present avis les
ralsons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesqueIles il ne
seralt pas fa1t drOit a la dCmande de la dite De
titiOn. JOS. D, RICHARD Grcffrr
10 Juliet, 1872.
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Estate Of Eliza E1eOmOre BELL, wild
McFariand-NO. $3.50.
DARISHC0URT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREl
n BenOit S0ileaU, of the Parish of ST. Land
having applied by his petition to be appoint
administrator of the estate of Eliza Ele0nt
Bell, widow Mcfarland, deceased, late of
Parish of st. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending tn make
position to said appointment, viii file the sa
in writing, in my office iii the t0YmOf Opelous
within ten days from the present notice.
JOS, ID, RICHARD, Clerl
July Is, 1872.
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/ ARORER8 WANTED FOR SAW
MILL wish to employ 10 hands by the
ar, wages payable half at end of each month,
If at end of the year. Wages SIS a month,
IN Patiens of five pounds meat and one peck
nj per week. Men with families preferred.
ID Quarters for thefamilies and as nuch land
sley NAV wish to cultivate.
vi off HENRY L. GARLAND.
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.ssion de Samuel NTcNrce,-No.3 $3.50

FTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-COTR DE pa.
49, roiSSe, St. Landry.-Attendu Que Joseph
Bloch, de la Paroisse st. Landry, administra-
teur de la succession de Samuel MeKree, dGcGdG.
ayant enregistr6 Um tahleau de distribution drS
tondS de Ia dite succession, accompagne dune
petltlon demandant l'hOmOlOgati0n dicclui;
1T attendu quill a etc fait droit Il In dcmande
dc la dltc petition par TN Ordrc de In COur en-
date du 10 Jnin, 1872. ="
En- consequence, avis est par lc present donu6
aux ntefesses dams cctte succession, d'ayOir n
falre opposition, 81 auCunC lis ont, par fcrit. 4,
mon bureau dams la vile dOpelousas, dams les
delals accordtS par la lOi, pOuIQuoi lie dit tabIcau
he Seralt pas apprOuvt ct hOmOlOgu6.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefticr.
IL .Tuiu 1870 SH'
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IEIIIIIIt tN IUUI NOilllanU.
ETAT DE In LOUISIANE-COUR DE PA
~ roissc, st. Ltndry.-Attendu que Francois
l.. Iltle, administrator de Ia succession d'Etro-
cadic L. Pitrr, dGcGdte, femme de Paul Nor
mand, ayant cnrtgistr6 I'M tableau dc distrihu-
tlOn ties tondS de la dite succession, arcOmpagn6
dune petition demandHnt lhOInOlOgation dice
lui; WV
Et %attcndu quill a etc fait droit a Ia dcn1audc
de Ia dite petition par un ordrc de la COur en-
date du 20 JUin. 1872.
En- consequence. avis est par lc present donnG
aux interesSeS dams Ccttc succession. d'ayOir n
faire opposition, 81 aucunc lis ont, par Crrit. i
mon bureau, dams Ia willie d'Opelousas, dams les
delais hccolVits par la lOi, p0uTquni le dit tahIenII
he Serait pas approuyG ct homOI0guG.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Greficr.
% JUN. 1872.
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MISCELEANEOUS
nRs ID. W. FOSTER

nR. Id, w. FOSTER
Having returned from Central Americg. and
located again permanently in Opel0rlsas, offers
his professional services to the public.
once, next door TO the Post-Ofice, where he
may he consulted, or calls left on slate. durinr
the day. 7
Residence near Mime Beaurepere Chacher6's,
where he may be found during the night.
May 4-tf.
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Reports from various parts of the par
ish indicate that the Liberal convention
to assemble here on the Goth will be
nrMeronsly attended.
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The corn crop of this parish, this year,
viii be the largest since the war, and it
is already made.
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Cephalide Carriere, wife, VS.. FIOriam
Saunier, her husband.

Cephalide Carriere, wife, VS.. FIOriam
Saunier, her husband.
IL dry.ENo 12154.EBy virtue Of a writ of ficri
faCiaS issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, of the State of Louisiana. in and
for the Parish of st. Landry, in the above ell
sell, at public auction. to the highest bidder. at
the Courthouse of said parish, in the town of
Opclousas, N SATURDAY the 3rdday of August,
1872, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the following DIES
crihCd property, tO-wit-
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED ARPENTS OF
land, with buildings and Improvements, situated
i'll MalIct, bounded north by property Of Fran
GOis Simien and others, south by Don Louis
Richard, east by FRANCOIS Simien, and west by
Jack Chariot.
Seized i'll the-abOve suit.
Tension a credit of twelve months, pur-
chaser furnishing security according to law.
Z. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
IElv Ii. 1870.
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We were Informed OIL Tuesday last,
that cotton had already commenced to
omen in this parish.
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Local Items.

NSFrcE TO OPELoUsAs SUBSCRIBERS.
Hereafter, u 0pelousas subscribers
who, receive their papers by the carrier,
viii find them at the post office.
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Pour Coroner.

JACOB EHRHARDT, de Washington, nous
autOrise de lannOncer CONNIE candidat, pour In
place dc Coroner, pour la ParOisSc st. Landry, Il
In pTOchaine election.
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The talented and precise editor of the
Opelousas JOURNAL makes use of the
Congo word carter" for after. l
deeply sf1npathize with the gentleman
and regret that he, in his sympathy for
his benighted brethren, makes use OF
their gramar. AS far as proof is con-
cerned, / am prepared to produce the
manuscript.-[By the "Prettie" Young
Man.
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Mr.. LEDITEUR :-Faitessnous lie plaisir dan
nOncer Mr.: NALERY ROY, CONNIE candidat
pour unG reelection, a la place de constable du
Ter Ward, q rejection de NOvcmbre proclaim.
LES VOTEURS DE Ter WARD.
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Pour Tngc de Paix.
Pour ComstabIe her. NAVAL

Nous s0nlmcs autOrisG il announcer P. LEONC
CONNIE candidat pour la place {
Juge de PaiX, Ter Ward.
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Cephalide Carriere. femme, vs.. FIorfan

Capitalize Carriere, femme, VS.. FIOrfan
Saunier, son mari.
YOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROISSE ST. Ian
dry.-NO. 12154.-En vertu dun writ de fieri
facias, lance par Honorable la Huit!eme Cour
de District dc PEtat dc Ia Louisiana, dams ct
pour La ParoiSse st. Landry, dams lie process ci-
dessus %intitulG, ct IA moi adress6, ie vendrai Ell
Vente publique, au plus Offrant enchGrisseur. a
Ia Maison de C0ur de la dite paroisse, Ell la vile
heures du matin, la prOpriGt6 ci-apres d6crite.
SAVIOR
ENVIRON CENT ARPENTS DETERRE, avec
les batlsses ct authorizations, situ6 a Mallet. Dor
ne al nord par la prOpriGt6 de Francois Simien ct
aHtreS, AL sud par Don Louis Richard, d Pest
par FRANCOIS Simien ct a POuest parJack Chariot,
Saisie par OrdTe de In C0ur.
COnditiOnS-A TN credit de dOuze mois. loc-
quereur f0urnissant un caution avec des secu-
rites suivant la lOi.
L. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Je suis caldidat pour la place dAvocat de
District, pour lie HuitiGme District Judiciaire, a
PGlection qui aura lieu an mois dc Nuvcmhre
1872. G.. W. HUDSPETH,
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NDEDATE
For the State Senate.

Yare authorized to announce THOMAS G.,
aERSON as IL candidate for State Senator
Ifothe Tenth Senatorial District composed of
tne3rishes of CalcaSicu, Cameron, Lafayette
and Landry.
IA the papers published i'll the District
ple0eOnN and send hills TO this Ntfinn
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Amerchant of this parish hasinformed
us that he has been promised new cotton
for shipment next month.
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There was a slight rise in the Bayou
(Courtableau) the first part of this week;
since then it has been gradually falling
Low water may be expected the first OF
next month; BUTT is thought that it will
not be SO low as last year.
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Pour GrcmQF.

DR.. W. A. ROBERTSON, de Washington. nous
~autorisc de lannoncer CONNIE candidat pour la
place de Grcffier de Ia C0ur de District, pour la
ParoiSse St Landry, ii rtlectiOn dc NovcInbrc
proclaim.
Je suis candidat pour la place de Grcfier de la
Cour, pour la Paroissc st. Landry, a r6iection
qlu aura lieu au lnOiS dc NOycInIrrG 1872.
JOS. D.. RICHARD.
Nous s0mmes autOriSe Il announcer II. MIL
LARD DUNBAR, CONNIE cundidat pour la
place de GrCtticr de la COlIr de District. pour la
PAroissc st. Landry, il Ia prochaine election.
Nous sOnlnes autorisG il announcer Mr.. AL
BERT LASTRAPES, CONNIE calldidat pour la
place dc Grctltcr de la COur de District, pour la
Par0isSe st. Landry, Il rejection lie NOvcmbre
OrOpIIliO
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NEW ADyERTHsEmENTS

A ~TTENTION, FHREMEN!- "A MEET
N ing of the Hope Hook and Ladder Company
Will take place on Monday evening, the 18th
inst, at 7 o'clock, in the Courthouse. PunctuaI
attention is requested.
By order of the Foreman
G. MORNHINVEG. JR., Secretary.
july 13-lt.
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EANTED-A SITUATION AS TEACH
y er by a young lady who is well qualified
sfruct in any OF the English branches also
rh French and music. She has had some
fence as a teacher, and gave entire salts
I. The most unqnesti0nable references
Apply at this aftee>
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PRODUCE SHIPPED.-The Peerless ar
d1ezRQr orleans, on the 5th inst,
wit ba1es ADtton, 1877 sacks cotton
seed.2 sacks wool, 4 bundles hides, 70
hides, IS bags wool, Z bales moss, Slots
snndrieS-
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J. N. MILSTE3 +bo,iyos ~ - o,,o,,oo
him as a candidah the Stata 7 o tG in a+nOa ot
the election in N0ApT ncvt at
We are authorize announca ISAAC T.
i1L IL rs q 80 Ute for the lower branch
VI TUG hGStSlaSmTH be next election.
him as a candidate 10 Ta%iSIot,,r ~ 49, +hiS
pd[lsn' az guy TL3@taA November next.
House of Representa- and # a1oetoI Iii
do my duty. r GANTTT II
We are authorized ano,noo ION A TrTt NJ
l.. MORRIS as a caIlaa fnr t6a Torisio+,,,.o
JOSEPH CHENIEE D+ho,iroa z ~ ~
nOunce him as a candH FOR The s+ofo y To%ie
lature, at the election ,,pnmher Tx4 N09I"
a. Il. DGhtto t a1.t IN Is to announce him
as Is d , c@ Il at + bma oIInnae Legislature, from
LlLIS PalLsn, ct So-o9l November next.
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nlTTsRURG COAL KEPT CONSTANT.
ly on hand and for sale by r. 8. WILKINS
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Pour .Euae dc District.
Pour Avocas dc District,

Jc s1lis cOndidat pour la place de Jugc du
District Judiciaire.
mo / M0RE
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For District Attorney,

! am candidate for the ottcn nf Dis+rio+
Attorney the Eighth .JHdiciai DISTRICT at Tho
election be holden in November, 1872.
G, W, HUDSPETH
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JACOB EHRHARDT,
ICES lis to him az o2H5 auIn tn
eIoc4ion u XIV by, at the mex
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Vincent Boagni VS.. Euphrosine Nczat

and her husband.
pARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 100
L By virtue of IA writ of fferi facias, issued out
of the honorable Parish Court, in and for the
Parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, I will proceed to sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse of said parish, in the town of Opc-
lOusas. on SATURDAY, the 3rd day Of August.
1872, at eleven O'Clock, A. Nj, the following dcs-
cribed property, to-wit-
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated in
the Parish Of st. Landry, near Port Barry, con-
tanning one hundred acres, bounded north by
lands of EuphrOsine Nezat, east by lands of
Baldwin, south by lands of Alexis NGzat and
west by lands of EuphrOSine NGzat.
Seized i'll the above suit.
TcT1ns-On a credit Of twelve months. pttr-
chaser furnishing security according to law.
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
july -. 1872.
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Political
Especial Dispatch to the n. o. P%icayune.l

Especial Dispatch to the N. Q. Pieayune.I-
SHREVEPORT, La, July 1.-The
Fourth was duly celebrated to-day by
display of flags and firing Of cannon.
In accordance with a call of the chair
man of the Greeley and Brown Com
mittee, a large meeting of citizens was
held to-day, irrespective of party, and
delegates appointed to the August Con-
vention. Speeches were made by seve-
raj leading Democrats belonging here
tofore to the rule or ruin wing, in which
they announced that the Democratic
ticket had fallen like q wet blanket on
the community, and that the party was
defunct i'm the State. One Of the can
didates on the ticket was present and
assisted at the funeral.
The announcement of the party7s de-
cease was received by a large audience
with some degree of satisfaction, and a
hope was entertained that out of it might
come some good to the State.
Some ttwenty-three delegates We're
elected, among whom were two cOlored
men.
It is generally conceded that the ac-
ton of the Democratic Convention
caused the death of the party.
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Succession de Lise DupIecbnfn-No. 95eg

Succession de Aise DUpIeCEaafm-NO. $500
TN ,VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
- Die Ia Cour deg Preuyes de la Paroisse st.
Landry, il sera vendu Ii Tencan public. an piTs
offant ehcherlSseIiE, par 10 soussign6 admins
%trateur, on par un encanteur public, a la resi-
cette paroisse, le MERCREDI, 81 Juliet, is72,
les pr0nrietes el-apres dGcrites, appartenant 4 In
succession de Lise Dupl6cain, decide, SAVIOR
l. LA TERRE CONTENANT SEPT CENT
qlatre-vtngt-dix arpents, plus on mOfns. horne
al nOfd par les tefrcs appaTtenant Il Ia rGelama-
ton de Carahie. q Test par lie chemin public, au
a fOuest par 0nile GTriIl0ry.
2, UNE PAIRE DE BGEUFS DE TRAVAIL,
plusieurs %chevalx etjuments dresses, un vieux
hllSSgy, une cllarrette a bout, un lot de mOutOns,
beteS a c0rnes do1ces, instruments aratOfres.
meubles dc manages, etc.
Conditions-Les conditions seront donnGes lie
jour de Ia vente,
OSEZIME A. FONTENOT,
y JUN. l5L2: Administrator
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Observation-Disclosures who hasalso
been a planter, and who has abundant
means for information, his business
bringing him in confectionery week with
the planters and farmers of the parish
thinks the present cotton crop OF ST. Lam
dry will reach twenty-five thousand
bales, if it be not cut short by caterpil-
lars or some unforeseen event. He does
not think the caterpillars will do any
great damage generally this year.
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Go slowly to the entertainments of
hy friends but quieklyto their misfor-
tunes,
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BATEAU A VAPEUR
BATEAU,

LIE Bateau a Vapeur
PEERLESS,
H. n. BROAD, Ma1tre; J.B. SCHMIDT, Commits:
Part Gle la NOuyelle-OrleaIs tous les samcdis
a 5 heIlIes di soir, ct de Washington tous les
Mercredis d 10 heures du matin,
6Janvier, 1S72-tf.
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Pour In Eegisiature.

J. NJ. Unlisted nous autorisc de PannOncer
CONNIE candidat pour Ia Legislature de TEtat,
4 I6lectiOn dc NOVCmhrc proclaim.
Nous sOnlmeS aut0risC a announcer ISAAC F.
LlTTELL, CONNIE candiaat pour la chambrc
baSSe de la Legislature, Il In pr0chaine election.
J. J. BEAUCHAMP nous autOriSe de ramon
Ger CONNIE candidat a In Legislature pour cette
parOiSSC, a ItlectiOn de NOvemhre proclaim.
Je suiS candidat pour Ia prochainG Legislature,
Clambre DIES Representative, ct 81 ie Suis elu ic
tcrai mon deVoir. 3. r. CAN'T.
Nous sOmmes autOris6 4 announcer JONA-
THAN l.. MORRIS, CONNIE candidat pour Ia
Legislature.
JOSEPH CHENIER, nous autOriSe de Fan
nonccr comme candidat pour Ia Legislature de
IEtat, a rejection dc N0vcmhre proclaim.
J." DCRIO, est candidat a une reelection CONNIE
RcprfSrntant de la ParOiSse st. Landry. il PGlcc-
ton dc Novcmbre proclaim.
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Nd:

MAYO-0n the 18th inst, BENJAMIN Mayo,
aged q years : months and s days,
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be well enough to recapltulate the list
to date
CINCINNATI.
President, Horace Greeley.
Vice-President, B. Gratz Brown.
PHILADELPHIA.
President, ULYSSES S. Grant.
Vice-President, Henry Wilson.
REVENUE REFORM.
President, William s. Groesbeck.
Vice-P Frederick Law Olmsted.
LABOR REFORM.
President, David Davis.
Vice-President, Joel Parker.
TEMPERANCE.
President, James Black.
Vice-President John Russell.
ANTI-MASONIC.
President, Charles Francis Adams.
Vice-President, G. III. Howard.
N~oNDEsCRIPT.
President, Victoria G. Woodruff.
Vice-President, Frederick Douglass.
An intelligent gentleman of this city
AN. ex-pOIitician and shreWd observer
of men and thmgs-Whola just re-
turned from an extensive tour through
Alabama and Mississippi, reports that
the people of these States are almost
universally in favor of Greeley and
Brown, believing as they do, that this is
the only ticket with which the true
friends of the government a hope to
redeem the country from the utter ruin
with which it is threatened by the cor
Tupt party in power. He met but two
members of the Democratic party who
were in favor of the nomination of a
straight Democratic ticketat Baltimore.
It is evident that Greeley Brown stock
is rapidly approaching in value in the
southern market, where the people
know full well the absolute necessity For
the overthrow of Radicalism, and there
is little doubt that it will be at par by
the 9th July next-[Louisville Courier
journal, 20th.
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HOMER, La, July 5.-The last issue Of
the Claiborne Advocate states that the
people of Claiborne parish are united in
the support Of Greeley and Brown and
the Liberal movement. Nearly all the
prominent candidates in the field
Judges Egan, Scott, Young and 9th
ers-have favored the sending Of dele
gates to the Liberal Convention in Au-
gust, in speeches made before the peo-
Mo
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10 Juliet, 1872.
vENTEs DE SUGGESTIONS.
Succession de William EEs6o,

Succession de William Fisher.
TN .VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
Ia bic la Cour des PTeuves, de Ia Paroisse ST.
Landry, il sera vendu a Tencan public, au plus
otflant cncherisseur, par la souSsignee tutrice
naturele, on par I'M c%ncanteur public, Il Ia
MaisOn dc COur, Ell la vile fOpelousas, le MER~
CREDI, 81 Juliet, 1872, Ia propriGtG Ci-apres
decrite, appartenant Il la succession de William
Fisher, DECIDE, SAVIOR
de Ia section neuf dams lie township sept, an sud
de La rang6e trOis est, dams lie District sud Quest
DIES Terres, contenant quarante G9t1OO acres.
COnditiOns-COmptant.
MARIE BOUDREAU,
OF Juin. 1872. Tutpicn Natnma1io
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CANDEDATS.
Pour lie scmat dc I,Etat.

Nous Sommcs autOris6 a announcer THOMAS c.
ANDERSON CONNIE candidat pour k SGnAt de
lIEtat. pour k DiXiGmc District Senatorial,
c0mpOs dcS parOiSsCS de Calcasieu, Cameron.
Lafayette ct st. Landry.
= TOuS les iOurnauN puhIits dams &c District
S0nt prizes dc rcprodUire, ct d'adressCr lcurs
complies all bureau de Ce Journal.
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For

EGBERT o. HAYEsoro so -
Jul eba1;# e 3 tTTno9nd5Apim as a candidate
November next. Sl0'IloA III
I am a candidate for thee ,f cton;e oe Tho
Parish of st. Landry, aae nloa ~ y " 'Ee
holden in November next 49, Pr ti'n ~ nc
of ST. Landry may expect VIA y tb az p mn
capacity in the future, tn"n UitUiat
services as the executive d. # ~ H. ntS paSt
Sheriff. Z ~ LnSSTllC
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sWO All T~AXPAYERS.- In
pliance with an act Of the Legisla
the State of Louisiana, entitled An
provide a revenue for fhe support of th
government Of Louisiana, and the man
collecting the same" approved March ct
the undersigned Will assess the property
parishof st. Landry, for one month, comm
on the first day of August, and ending
first day of September, 1872, from 10 o'clocl
to u o'Oclock H., and from 2 O'Clock r. n
o'clock p. H., of each day, at the Office I
Recorder Of the parish of st. Landry, i
town of 0pel0usas.
E. @. HAYES. Sheriff
YVES D'AVY, Recorder }Of st. Landr
JOS.D. RICHARD, Clerk4
duly 18, 1872. 81
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Presidential tickets are being brought
out so rapidly nowadays that it may
be well enough to recapitulate the list
to date :
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MISCELLANEOUS,

NOBODY ATTACKS ME IN VAINM
P~ERSONNE NE M'ATTAQUE EN- YAIN!!!
Such is the beautiful motto of Scotland and also
of
LOUIS DEsMARAIs' STORE.
Having been told, that some merchants pre-
tend to sell their goods cheaper than at my
Store, l have at once taken for Motto:
NOBODY ATTACKS ME IN VAIN!
And reduced the prices Of all my goods so that
If YOU want to get
Cheap meats Of all kinds.
Cheap Coffee.
Cheap Sugar.
Cheap Whiskey, the best in the market.
An kinds of Groceries and Liquors, good and
cheap. Call at the Corner of
MARKET AND BELLEVUE STREETS.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Havana and
domestic Cigars, BrandicS, COgnac, Gin, Old
Tom and Imperial; Bittcrs of all kinds, Sazerac
Aromatic, Allash, the favOrite drink in Russia;
Jamaica Rhnm,
COOL LAGER BEER,
Ale and Porter, in a word everything in the line
OF choice Groceries, Fine Liquors, etc, etc, etc.
Call at LOUIS DESMARAIS',
sAnd one and all shall be satisfied.
June S-tf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-14


espacio de 90 amos, de ellos 13 en- su
actual destino de directora de Ia escuela
normal de rnaestras de Murcia, con el
sueldo de 1900 pesetas.
Da Matilde Garcia Casares: nlerecio en-
sus examenes censura de sobresaliente;
ha actuado con buen 6xito en- cuatro
oposiciones; ha servido en- propiedad es-
cuelas pdblioas, durante IL amos, ha
dlsfrutado LOO pesetas de sueldo, como
segunda profesora de la escuela normal
de maestras de Valladolid.
Dolla Guillerma Com, tiene una bri-
llante hoja de estudios: ha obtenido pri~
mer lugar en- dos oposiciones y segundo
en- tres; ha ejereido su profession en- escue-
las pdblloas durantes nueve anos, de ellos
dos en- Ia superior de San Sebastian (Gui-
puzcoa), cue actualmente dirige; ocupa
el cuarto Iugar de la aegunda clase entire
las maesttas de di3ha provincial.
Dona Maria Josefa Zurita: gan6 su IT,
tulo con nota de sobresaiiente; ha servido
escuelas pdblicas en- propiedad por espa@
clio de IL amos con sueldo de GIG pesetas
MAEsTRAs FLEMENTALEs.
Dona Adelaide LIorente y Ramirez: ha
seTvido en- propiedad por espacio de II
amos una escuela pdblca dctada sucesiva-
mente con 733 y SIT pesetas de sueldo;
esta claslicada como de segunda clase
entire las maestras de la proyincia de Gra-
NADIA.
Dona Maria Remedio Herrero Dome
mech: r6erecio en- varios examenes censu-
IA de sobresaliente, en- dos ejercicios de
oposicion ha sido declarada apta para re-
cir esouelas dotadas con 1,1OO pesetas;
ha servido en- propiedad por espaoio de IL
amos escuela pdblicas, ~:on $50 pesetas de
sueldo.
Madrid, 7 de mario de 1872.