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Pour sheriff.

EGBERT o.. HAYES, lc titulAire actucl, nous
autOriSr de IcmnOnccr CONNIE candidat pour la
place dc Sheriff de st. Landry, a l'GlectiOn de
Novrmhrc proclaim.
J'ai lhOmlclr dc me presenter CONNIE candi-
dat pour III place de Sheriff de la Par0issr st.
Landry, Il relcctiOn de N0vembrc proclaim.
Pour G" que lie peuple de ST. Landry pcut atten-
dire de moi a Pavenir, Ell rettc capacitt, ie rffrre
il ma conduitc passte ct a rcxtclltion dc mes de.
voirS CONNIE deputG du present Sheriff,
q l. nI~SSON
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CANDIDATES.
Pour Ic Senat dc l'EInt.

Nous sOmmGS autOriS6 Il annOncCrTHOMASC c.
ANDERSON CONNIE candid0t pour lie SGnat dc
FEtat. pour lc DiNiemc District Senatorial,
compose dies parOisSeS de CalraSieu, Cameron,
ct st. Landry.
= TOuS les iOurnauX publies dams &c District
SOnt prizes de repruduirc, 1t d'adreSScr lcUls
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And speaking Of hats reminds us that
d prominent C0rondelet street broker
authorized Il leader In the !" United
States ticket 7 ring to- bet for him $1,000
to $500, and offered a liberal premium
for procuring the bet, that not a single
candidate on that ticket as now consti-
tuted would be elected in November
next. The gentleman appointed agent
is understood to have searched ailigent
III, but as vet been unable to find q
nker.-EN. q. Republican,
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I am Il caidate for the office of Clerk of
Court, in aIfOr the Parish of St. landry at
the electlon be holden in November, 1872.
JOS. d. RICHARD.
we are auRized to announce H. MELLARD
DunDa as II sdidate for Clerk of the District
Court, IN ahPr the Parish of st. Landry, at
DIR. W. A. RERTSON, of Washington, au-
thorizes US t0Rounce him as Il candidate for
CLERK OF me Ifict Court for the Parish OF St.
Landry, at Injection i'll November next.
We are antl4d to announce Mr.. ALBERT
Z candidate for Clerk of the
DISTINCT court 1.-THE Parish of st. Landry, at
the eEeCJl0n III 4ambcT next,
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We are altthort to announce YVES D'AVY
as a candidate fdncordpr of thp Parish of st
Landry, at the cling election I've
DIR JAMES NJ. bMPS0N, has consented NJ
the sohclIatl0n oEfricnds to become II candi-
to be held in NOv6ar nrxt
YVES VLDRTNI us tn announce
him as Il candidate Recorder 0f tha parish "f
ST. Landry. at the y nlnntinn
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A NEGRO SHoT.-It is reported that
one day last week, a negro man was
brought before Justice A. P. Guillory, III
Old Grand Prairie, charged withlarceny'
The magistrate, after examination, or
dered him to be committed to jail. While
the ward constable, was executing the
order, the prisoner attempted to escape
when he was shot at by the constable
and killed.
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EGB1RE ~ IA E9, SLksent incumbent,
autnOElzeS us 70 alIldouncgn as a candidate
November next.
I am q candidate for the OFF sba,ia # of Tho
Parish of st. Landry, at Ea1eafinn 70 'o
holden in November next. Mai HE neonle
of st. Landry may expect DIN that nnffniaI
capacity in the future, I 70 nv MAST
services as the executive depbf the Present
Sheriff. DTTSS0N
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Benjamin Mayo, whose death with the
cause was announced last week, makes
the third of that family who have died
within two years-tae other two a
brother and a sister. This IL was the
Youngest Of the family, and q grandson
OF. that old couple, the sixtieth anniVer-
sary of whose marriage we mentioned
tvo weeks since. .s=
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suceesgion dc mnr1in announcement

FTAT DE LA LOUISTANE.-COUR DE PA
AZ r0isse, st. Landry.-Attendn que CleOphns
COmcau de In ParOisse st. Landry, LiQuidateur
lie Ia succession de Martin Richard, decide,
ayant enrGgistr6 I'm tAhlcau dc classification dpS
dettes de COmeai ct Richard, accOmpagn6
lui;
Eft attendu quill a etc fait droit d la demandc
de la dite petition par I'M Ordrc lie la COur Ell
date du 25 JUN, 1872.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donnG
aux mteresses dams cettc succession, d'ayOir il
faire opposition, 81 auclTne lis ont, par Gcrit, d
delaiS acc0rdGs par lalOi, pOurQuoi lie dit tableau
lie serait pas approivG ct hom0loguG.
JOS. d, RICHARD, Grehier.
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AVIS DE sUCCESsEONs.

Succession d'Eliza EloomOre Bell, weave
MCFarlund-NO. $685..
NOUR DE PAROISSE, ST. LANDRY.-AT-
~ trndu que BenOit SOilcHu, de Ia Paroisse St
Landry, ayant prGsentG unc petition il Pcffrt
t'ttre n0mme administrator de la succession
dec, reinforcement de la dite p~arOisse;
En- consequence, avis est par le present dOnn6
aux intGreSSes dams ccttc succession d'av0ir a
dedlllre par eclit a mon bureau, dams les dix
,Jotrs qui sttVrOnt la date du present avis les
raisons, 81 aucume lis ont, pour lesqrlcIles il ne
Serait pas fait drnit Il la demandc dc la dite pc
titiOn. . D. RICHARD, Grcf1inr
10 Juliet. 1872.
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1t i-seasaStsd, apparently on good au-
thoRfep .tHtf t6s compromise between
MORGAN and the New Orleans, Mobile
and Texas Railroad company has fallen
through, and that Morgan has put his
steamers again on the lake between New
Orleans and Mobile and states that he
will build the road from the Bay up this
trav himSelf -
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mr. District Attorney


| am a ndidatc for the office of District
Attorney, Che Eighth Judicial District, at the
election to- holden in November, 1872.
G. w
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Succession d'EleOcnGie H.. Pitre, dccedCc.
fAmlmn de Daml NnIn1nMA

FTAT DE LA LOUIsLANE.-COUR DE PA
~ roisse, st. ENTHUSIASTICALLY que Francois
L. Pttre, administrator de la succession d'EieO-
cadie L. Pitre, dtcedGe, femme de Paul Nor-
mand, ayant enr6gistr6 I'LL tableau de distrihrI-
ton DIES f0nds de Ia dite succession, a~ecOmpagn6
dune petition demandant FhOmOlOgation dice
lui;
Et attendu gull a etc fait droit 4 10 demande
de Ia dite petition par un Ordrc dc la Cour Ell
date du 90 JUN, 1872.
Ell consequence. avis est par lie present d0nn6
aux intGress6s dams cctte succession, d'avOir il
faire opposition, 81 auCune ills ont, par ecrit, IL
mon bureau, dams Ia vile dOpelOusHs, dams lea
delais accordGs par Ia lOi, p0urquoi lie d ittabIeau
lie serait pas apprOuv6 ct h0nIOlogue.
JOS. i. RICHARD, Greffer.
% JUN, 1872.
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R4lLRoAD.-We had the pleasure of
meeting I'M onr town on Monday last,
NH. Amos Oninhy. bridge contractor,
for the IN. o. nc. 81 Texas Railroad. Mr..
0ninby informs S that the work is
Progressing rapidly along the. whole
ffYse between this place and Lake
Charles He also informs III that the
road fraan Grand River to XermilIon-
vile would be pushed through imnle-
diatelv, and that in less .tlIan three
weeks the Company would have from
5000 to 5000 workman on the line /; he
fl confident that the bed OF the road
from Grand liver to this plaee will be
eomnIeted before the winter rains set
In. The distance to be graded is about
as miles, the greater portion being
swamp a1ias-TLaflyette Advertiser,
,JuIy 18th.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
). ID. w. FOSTER

sillg returned from Central America, and
| again permanently in OpelOusas, offers
AfessionaI services to the public.
next door to the POst-Ofiee, where he
consulted, or calls left ON slate, during
yence neal Mime Beaurepere Chacher6's,
may be found during the night.
Eff
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Local Items.

WFtall the attention of u readers to
the address of the Executive Committee
of the Liberal party Of the State, which
we publish to-day.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-07-20

II would seem from the communica-
tion Of "Looker On and the call for a
meeting Of the Democratic Parish Com
mittee in last weeks Courier, that a
Parish nominating convention of that
l~ay-outWil be heldsoon. From remarks
we have heard, we judge that II of the
most prominent questions brought be-
fore That convention, will be the diyi-
sion Of the parish; and candidates for
legislative honors, and for the other
Offices, will have to declare themselves
accordingly.
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Pour Recorder.

Nous sOnmcs aIt0rist 4 announcer YVES
D,ANY. CONNIE canQidat p0ur la place de Re
cOrtHr, pour lH ParOisSc st. Landry, a III pro
DR. il. JAMES NJ. TH0MPsON, a c~onscntt, Il la
solicitation de seS amiS, dc Sc porter candidat
pour la place de Recorder, il l6lcctium qui aura
amII lien am mnis de NONGlnhre nrnrilain.
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NJ
Fiat DE LA Louisiana
A wa MEDICAL.

a VIZ WI
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, !
OPELOUsAS, 10 Juliet, A. D., 1872.
Bureau de Ia SOciGtG M6dicO-Surgicale de I
st. Landry.
En- yertu dune resolution en- date du lei
Juliet, une publication est Il present faite DIES
membres de cette Association. Les McssicurS
don't les MONS suivent ont etc recOnnus hOnOra,
lemen ct sOnt accreditGS Il professor CONNIE
gradues. reguliers ct DOcteurS en- Medicine q
Chirurgie, SAVIOR:
George Hill, John A. Taylor,
Vincent Boagni, +. NJ. Willard,
JAS. Ray, Th6ogene ChacherG.
I: d. Tatman, A. L. Arnold,
VIM. j. Ofutt, Fl. H. DubosC,
Thomas A. Cooke, Alexis O. Guidry,
r. Fl. LittcIl, +. W. ThOms.
John Tarlt0n, VIM. NJ. THOMPSON,
James Donayan, H. b. Hartman,
D. L. Todd, D. W. Foster,
Alexander Donald, z. T. Young,
G.. Fl. Gardiner, II. ROaeri,
J. L. Estorge, NJ. NTcDavitt,
Jas. 6. Campbell, Allen Bridges.
I. Tarlton,
VINCENT BOAGNI, President.
AttestG: JAMES RAY, Secr6taire.
Is ,JuillPt-3f.
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There was a Republican meeting at
u sister town of Washington night
before Last, attended by about a hun
bred persons, mostly colored. When
the vote of this parish is polled, a ma
iority of the colored votes will be for
Greeley and Brown and the State tick
ct nominated or endorsed by Gen. Hugh
j. Campbelrs convention. We publish
the proceedings of the meeting.
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Vincent BOagli vs.. EuPhrOsine Nczaa ct

NOUR DEPAROISSE, ST. LANDRY.-NO. 100
~ En- Vrrtu dun writ de ticri facias. lance par
Honorable In COur de PaTUiSSc. dams ct pour IL
Par"iSSc ST. Landry, dams L. process ci-leSSus i'll
tttul", ct q moi adressG, .ic vtndrai Ell vcntc PIT
hEquC, Il Ia Maisom dc Cour de- In ditc parniSSr,
dams la willie d'OpClOuSas, lc SAMEDI, 3 Aont,
1872, a onle heureS du matin, Ia prOpriCtG eli
apres dtCTitr, Savnir-
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU d. TERRE, situ6
dams la ParOiSsc St. Landry, pres du Port Barre.
cOntcnant cent acres, borne aU nOrd par les
tcrrts dltuprOSine Neat, il Fest par les tGrrcS do
Baldwin, au sud par les trrrcs dAleXis Nezat ct
q I0llcSt par les telTeS dIIlphrOSine Neat.
Saisie par 0rdre dc III COnr.
COnditiOns-A Ul credit de dOuZc mOis. rac-
Qutretr fOuImiSSant I'm caution ayCC DIES securi-
ties suivant liz iOi.
f. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
IS Juliet. 1872.
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No little excitement has been aroused
NV the decided and emphatic reptldia-
ton of the Kellogg ticket on Saturday
night BY the late Governor Duan's OLD
Those who were present say it was 4
fa;rlv conducted test of the strength in
this banner ward of the Customhouse
faction. and that they were beaten more
than three tn two IN Il square vote.
This matter was generally discussed at
the various political headquarters yes
terday.LN. O, Republican, July 10Th,
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Succession d'Augaste BrOussartl, No.
1887, en- communicate avec sd yCuve surVi-
Vante, AnaStaSie Comeau. -
TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
- bic Ia COur deS Preuves, de III PaF0isse st.
Landry, il sePa vcndu Il Peucan public, au plus
otfrant encherisseur, par In sOussignGe admins
~tratrIcc, GU pas I'm cncantcur public, il In der
Mere residence du d6ftnt, pres de POintc LYONS,
ell cette p~arOisse, lie MERCREDT, 81 Juliet,
1872, les prOprietes ci-apres decritcS aDpartenant
81 la succession d'AIgHstin BrOussard, Ell cont
lnunaute aVec sh VeuVe sllyivantcy Anastasie
C0lneau, SaYoir-
/. CENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACRES DE
terre.
.. UNE MAISON DE RESIDENCE, une petite
maisOn, Ine cuisine Ell cypress, une petite mai
SON, une malsOn d mails, I'm moulin d mDudrc,
me barriere de jardin en- pfeux de cypres, troiS
cents pages de barFierc Ell cypress, six cent
Quatre-vfngt pages de barriere en- vieEx cypres,
cent trente-cinl p1eds de plamches de cypres,
deuX armOlreS, quatre Its Ell plumeS, I'm
tuslI a deuX cOups, I'M VieuX buggy, six
pa1res de bCeufS, un vieuX bRuf, me paire
de petits bGufs, un bGrIf, III taurcau, quinze
Faohes grasses, huit vachcs ct yeaux, SEPT
tetes dun an, une maFque en- fer fgurant
ceei: / cinq chevaux, soixante-trois tGtes de
m0utoIS, sep %etalOnS, dix ilIments, six iunents
ct p0ulins, etnq pOrlins dun an, fOIlrnif1res dc
mals0ns ct dc cuisine, ct autFes proprietes mo-
biliereS.
Conditi0ns-La Motto du prix d'achat payable
dams six mois q paFtfr du jour de la vente, ct la
balance dams dOuze nois du jour de In Vente, les
acquereurs f0urni&ant leurS billet portant huit
pour cent d'interGt par aimee de PecI6ance.
avec deuX securities in soiidO, aeceptes par Fad
nlilnlstratl1ce, les dts billets payable q ellie, une
hypotheqHe spectacle ct le privilege du vendeuI
ct Ia clause de non aliendo reserves sur Ia tePre
Jusqu'au payment final.
ANAsTAsIE COMEAU,
" JUN. 1872. Administrative
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NDNDAT


NWH U JNHECIENs
Mee authorized to announce THOMAS C..
ANDRSON as Il candidate for State Senator
from Tenth Senatorial District composed of
the FISHES OF CalcasiCu, Cameron, Lafayette
and Standby.
Ia the papers published in the District
pleaSGp by and send bills to this office,
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Calico, the well-knoYn cotton cloth,
is named from GaIieOf, ii city in India,
whence il first came Calico was not
as the year 1851.
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For. G0FORAeI

JACOB EHRHARDT, Of Wat,. ,+no,
izes us " ndL443saaLns aG ~ my e. u 7 indicate for
cor4itep o. tAe Eallsn u ST. Lag at the next
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Jc suiS Candidat pour III place d'Avocat lie
District, pour le Huiti@1nC District JudiciaiTr. Il
qIi aura lieu au mOis lie Novcmbrc
1872. G. W. HUDSPETH.
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We are glad to fndthattIle opelousas
Courier. a Journal that exerted itself in.
1869 to encourage and uphold the mob
that destroyed the Office of the st. Lam
dry Progress. now sneaks of that act as
sreprehensihle, [D0naldsonYlle Chief
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VapEUR,
BAFRAU.

LIE Bateau d Vapeur
PEERLESS,
Fl. II. BROAD, Maitre; J. SCHMIDT, Commits;
Part de la Nouyelle-Orleans t0us les saInedis
a 5 heuFes du SOir, ct de Washington toms les
MercTedis a. 10 heures du matin.
6 JanYier, 1872-tf.
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Grants influence is at work iii Louisi-
NJ IS If has been elsewhere. The
latest movement Id his favor was mau-
gurated by Messrs. Iesere and RAN
doIpll. III will fail ike all the other ut
tpnipfg,IN. 81, Republican.
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On BOARD: NEW ORLEANS, WASHINGTON AND
PASSENGER PACKET, STEAMER
SELMA"
New Orleans, July 9th, 1872.
Having been informed by Capt. Pickett. that
the Steamer Peerless was furnishing ice at $500
per hid, | made inquiries from the person who
supplied her, and he states that he furnished her
ice at two cents Il pound, for hid. of 400 pounds
$500 and for hid. OF 500 pound $1,000, which is
the same price We sell ut, 1.-TWO cents Il pound
for packed icc.) We guarantee 500 pounds of ice
i'll all the hdds. we pack, we have also been fur
nishing the same with his ice at $1,000 per tom;
that the Peerless fills her orders with. We have
furnished the house with all the ice that have
supplied their COStumcrS with.
HARVEY CREE.
Crescent City Ice Company.
OFFICE OF CRESCENT CITY ICE COMPANY,O
No. d, Camp Street, Corner Of Common.
New Orleans, July 10, 1872.
Capt. c. c.. Pickett, Steamboat Bertha:
Dear Strive have agreeably to request called
OF MI. land, of New Orleans Ice Company, and
asked him at what price he was selling packed
ice, to which he replied two cents per pound.
When then asked him how he came to charge for
orders of Peerless but $500 per hId.,
to which he replied that those hhds had but 400
pounds packed in them. You will therefore see
that our prices are the same, as We pack in our
hhds, 500 pounds, which quantity from time i'm
memorial has been called a hid. of ice.
Respectfully,
". Z. MASSICOT,
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4 gratzs Brown, says one of his kins-
folk net that red head from the
Brownsville brains III it from the Bled-
soes
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MARIE BOUDREAU.
81 JUN, 1872. Tutrlce NatureIle.
Succession dc William Henderson.

9ucCeBs1On dc William HeMderNOm.
IN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LrHONO-
~ rable Ia COur DIES Preuves. dc Ia ParOisse ST.
Landry. il sera vendu APencan public, au plus
otfrant eneh6rissefr, par lie sOussigne, e~xecuteur
testamentaire, on par I'M encanteur public, sur
les IieuX, en- Ia vile d'Opel0usas, lie MERCREDI,
"a Juliet, 1872, la pr0priGt6 ci-apres dGcrite, ap-
partenant IL In succession de William HendGr-
son, decide, SAVIOR
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE. ayre
toutes les batisses ct amGliOrati0ns qui stv trUI-
vent, situG dams Ii Vile d'OpelOuSas, mesurant
soiXante-dlx pleds dc face sur Main street, sur
cinquante-siX pieds de prof0ndcnr sur Bellevue
street, ct etant la meme proprietG sur laquelle
lc defunt demeurait,
COnditiOns-La moitie compliant ct PautrG
moitie dams douze mOis IL purtir du Jour dc In
ycntG, Fachcteur fOurnissant son billet pOrtant
hlIit pour cent d'interGt par aimee de P6chcanee,
1e privilege du vcndeur ct une hypOtheauc spG-
clale retenus sur Ia prOpriete vendue, atm das-
surer lie Placement du dit billet.
SEP GIBBS,
% JUN, 1872. EXecuteuF TestamentaiFe.
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If any " die-in-the- ditchers want to
speculate, we can get them q good
chance. A gentleman whom they all
know and respect wants tobet five hum
bred dollars on each of the following
propositions:
1. That not eighteen members of the.
Democratic State Central Committee
(eighty-one In number ordered by the
convention to constitute this body We're
present when the /" United States ticket
was made up.
That in this little oonelave, which
claims the right to force a LIST of eandi-
dates upon the Democracy of Louisiana
for support, .fJfH parishes of the State
were not represented.
"Money talks = If the " insiders
know these points are not well taken
they may win a thousand dollars. If
they fail I'd accept the challenge, the
public must conclude that their ticket is
4 . put up job intended to deceive.
Man and money realy.r-[N. o. Re
/ nuhliean.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW RUTCEEERY.- CHARLES +.
" Burr, sells fresh beef at Z cts. per pound, at
OpelOusaS Market House.
TrJt- y II
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The Democrats Of the nation accept
Greeley to secure Congress. The BOnr-
hons in this State arc inclined to gamble
f0r fae whole orsn0ne against Il pack lot
cards TINT ha been put 5pn 81 them.
has iii t0 hope for from Antoine and
nothing from Warmoth-Istate Re
gister.
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Pour Avocnt de District

Pour Buge dc District.
Jc suis cOndidat pour la place de JUICE dl
Iuitieme District Judiciaire.
mo 7 MORGAN
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VENTEs DE aUCCEs8TONS.
snccession do William Fishrr.

I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
- Die Ia Cour des PreuVes, de In ParOisse st.
Landry, II sera Ycndu d pencan public, an plus
Onfant encherlsSeur, par Ia sOussignee tutrice
naturetle, gu par un encanteur public, d liz
Mais0H de Conr, en- la vile d'Opelousas, le MER-
CREDI, 81 Juliet, 1872, la prOpriGt6 ci-apres
4ecrite, appartenant Il La succession dc William
Fisher, decide, savOir-
LIE QUART SUD-EST DU QUART SUD-EsT
de Ia section neuf dams le township sept, an sud
de In rang6e tEOis est, dans le District Sud-Ouest
DIES Terres, cOntenant q~uarante O9I100 acres.
ConditiOns-Comptant.
MARIE BOUDREAU.
OF IIJi1 1870 TfVtpioa Nn+T,r,fI,
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VENTEs DE SUGGESTIONS

Succession de Lise DupIechaim-No. 1862
TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
AZ BILE Ia COur DIES Preuves de la Paroisse st.
Landry, IL sela yendu a Pencan public, an plus
ohrant encherlssetlr, par le sOusSign6 admins
%tratenr, on par un encanteur public, d la resi-
dance dHilaire F0ntcnot, POinte aux Pins, en-
cette paroisse, lie MERCREDI, 81 Juliet, 1872,
les proprietcs ci-apres dGcrites, appartenantA la
succession de Lise Dupl6cain, dectdee, SAVIOR
1. LA .TERRE CONTIINANT SEPT CENT
quatre-vingt-dfX arpe1ts, plus on moins, borne
hu nOrd par les terres appartenant Il la reelama-
ton de Carabie, a Fest par lie chemin public, au
sud par jacques GIIi!lory ct lc chemin public ct
Il POucst par Onile GuilOry.
2. UNE PAIRE DE BEUFS DE TRAVAIL,
p%lusicrrs ~cheyaux ct iuments dresses. I'm vicux
buggy, une charlotte il bCerf, un lot demOutOns,
IN lot dc cQchOps, I'M lot environ IS tGtes) de
betes d cOrnes dOuces, Instruments aratOires,
meublcS de mGnages, etc.
Conditions-Les conditions serOnt donnGes le
jour de la vente.
ONEZTME A. FONTENOT,
% Juin, 1872, administrator
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Pour .gUge dc Haix.
Nous SOlnnleS autOri3C Il announcer 2. LEONCE
HEBRARD CONNIE candidat pour Ia place de
JUICE de Paix, Ter Ward.
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following 4.E st,a @EEsE --
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, We deem itour duty as good
citizens to enter u solemn protest
against the eXtravagant and corrupt adj
ADMINISTRATION of Il State and Federal
Governments, and believing that it is
incumbent on us as such citizens to pro-
mote reform in the support of the Lib
eral Republican party in both Federal
and State politics therefore be it
i. Resolved, That We will yield. a
hearty support to the platform of pIrln-
| ciples set forth by said party at it's late
convention held at Cincinnati, and
known as the Cincinnati Platform"
q. Resolved, That in the candidates
nut forth atsaidc onventionf0r the Presi-
dency andVice Presidency OF the United
States, we have loyal, competent, and
last. but not least, honest men, and that
they are worthy of the support OF al
races, colors and conditions ofmen.
5. Resolved, That we will useal hon
orable meansst to secure the election tC
the Presidency and Vice Presidency
Horace Greeley and b. Gratz Brown.
4, Resolved, That two delegates be
appointed by the chair to represent this
/ narishin the Liberal convention to bt
held in New Orleans on the 9th of Au'
gust next, and also two alternates to act
in case the regular delegates should bt
unable-to attend.
S. Resolved, That the people of Loli
siana cannot condemn too strongly tia
late usurpation of authority. on the par
of the Federal authorities IN dlctatlns
candidates, s was recently done, TO
State officers. and that we denounce5 an,
interference by the President OF tn
/ ITn;4nd G+a+ac or his annpiDtpnS in tin