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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

STEAM BArns.-At c. Enos' shaving
and hair dressing establishment and
bath house, Main street, Gold Hill,
o~pposite the Eclipse Stable, steam
baths are served daily In the most ap-
proved style. Also all other oatns,
With ample accommodation for all who
desire. Formerly DR.. Mayors estao-
lishment. Don't forget the place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13
BY n CABLES.
Tho Argentine Ropublie.

LISBON, Nov. l2.-Thc royal mail
steamship Boyne, from Rio Janeiro
October 23d, has arrived. General
Metro Argentine's envoy was rapidly
bringing his negotiations with the Bra
lillian Government to n satisfactory
termination, all obstacles to an AMIGA.
BILE settlement having been removed
The Argentine Confederation was to
make a separate treaty with Paraguay
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13
FROM CUBA.

T~elsgraphic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
be Court.martiRled.
HAVANA, Nov. 1.-THE impression
that kilograms passing through this
island from and to other places, are
liable to censorship, Is not correct,
Only dispatches originating or deliv'
cred In Cuba are subjected to that pro-
cess. The Captain General has or
dered that all parties accused Of incen.
diarism shall be tried by Court-martial
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13
EREsE,s HAMBURG TEA.

I, 1, the bes. pre.erystivc against slnos, any
sickness, II nsed timely: So% ~ ;sf.p Ss Full
directions In EnglIsh, French. Spanish ana
German, with every package. TRY i ~.
For sale at the Wholesale and retail UUS
Storcs; and Groceries.
EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Dru2gttt, ).
Sole Agent.
ss4 Clay street. San Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13
ON MARRIAGE.

H.up, Relief for Young Non from the effects
:, r,,o,. and ABUSES In early life. Manhood
.,a,sd Imped,nents to Marriage removed.
Sew mstbod or treatment. New and remark.
aSle remedies. Books and Circulars sent ireo'
In s sSa,sr HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. .
sonib Ninth street., philadelphia, Pa. Aula
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

A SURE THlSe.-Cable. Screw Wire
Roots and Shoes will not rip, leak or
come apart, and are the easiest ever
worn. Try them. AL bear the patent
stamp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

RAGGED STOCKINGS and ~protruding
toes are not Ger on feet where Silver
Tips are worn. Parents. remember
this-they last twice rs long. For. sale
by all dealers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

Coueus Asp CoIps.-Thoso who are
suffering from coughs, colds, hoarse.
ness, sore throat, ETC., SHOULD try
BROWNS Bronchial Troches."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

FoR the very bost Photognphs;go 70 Bradley
a Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LiNimEHi,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.
Probably few articles have ever had 90 eItea'
sivo 4 sale, while none have been moro un!Ver
sally beneficial than the celebrated Mexican
Mustang Liniment. Children, adults, horses,
and domestic animals, are always liable to acci.
dent, and It 10 safc- TO soy that no family can
pass a single season without some kind Of an
emonient being necessary. It becomes . mat.
ter OF importance then to secure the best.
Over three hundred livery stables In the city
ofNew York alone arc using the Mexican Nus.
tang Liniment, In all Of which 1t gives universal
satisfaction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

CAUTIoN.-~he genuine 10 wrapped in shne
steoi.plate engraving, with q. W. Westbrook.
Chemist" and Trade Mark. MHxloAN Nus:
TANG LIxrxrNr," engraved across tho ace OF
each wrapper. The whole bears the proprie.
tors private United States Revenue Stamp, and
not a common stamp, a. used BY druggists.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co., IS Park Place,
n, Y,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-13

rHr REST REMEDY FOR PURIFYING
The Blood, strengthening the Nerves. ne
.,oyjno the Lost Appetite, Is
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1872-07-27
Reception OF the Hooks and
Ladders.

Last Tuesday was a gala day for Opelousas
Fire Go. No. i and Hope Hook and Ladder Co.
No. l. The latter organization received their
outfit from New Orleans, and the Fire Com
pany FASTENED to participate in their recep-
ton and the enjoyments of the day, by pro-
ceeding to meet the Hooks and Ladders with
their truck, on their arrival from Washington,
and escorting them into town.
| The procession having been formed in front
of the Catholic Church, headed by the Brass
Band, took up their line of march through the
principal streets gathering everywhere testi-
monlals OF regard from the citizens-princi-
paiiy from the fair sex, ever foremost in such
matters,-eonsisting Of. wreatis, bouquets,
mottos, flowers, &c, the new company coming
III for the largest share. as was their due
After the procession the two companies re-
paired to saloon where an artistically pre-
pared lunch had been provided by the able
steward OF Qpelousas Fire Co. No. L., and at
which, before, during and after the rcpast,
the most harmonous good feeling prevailed.
Refreshments were .plentifuls and many eTo-
quent and appropriate toasts were drank to
the success Of the two companies and to the
"Flre department Of Opelousas." Appropri-
ate addresses were made by members of both
companies and invited guests. The enjoy
ments OF the day were closed with the assur-
ance OF many returns of the pleasant reunion.
Lack of space and time precludes our giving
a more extended report of the incidents of
the day, and we can only add in conclusion
that the truck and accoutrements of the Hook
and Ladder Co. are'in every way suitable for
the successful performance of the duties they
may be expected to perform, in case OF need,
their outfit being complete in every particular
light aud substantially built, neatly finished,
can truly be said to be both useful and orna-
mental, and in the hands of the boys of Hope
No l, cannot fail to fulfill the most sanguino
expectations Of the citizens of our town.
should their serrices ever be required.
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from the NO. Picayu1se. ISM
Col. vi e Emery OH Gard. and { 'c,.-.- So
RasuRicR4ioT.s.
WHAT HE THINKS OF TIE LIBERALS.


In his speech last night before the Work
ing Mems Club. at the wigwam, corner OF
Msgazlne and Josephine streets, full report
OF which appears i'll the Picayune of this morn
ing, and which We recommend all dissatisfied
Democrats to read, Col McEnery made a very
h1tIy ailusion to.a practice which has be-
come quite common in Louisiana in these lat
ter days-tilat Of conveying to the people pc
litical iniormatioR through the medium of
cards and eGmmUEieatuns in the shape of
letters pGofessingto have been written with
out any previous concert and understanding
on the part of the sender and the receiver.
We make these extracts from Col. Nc
Enery's speech:
We are told by men who, for variety Of pur-
poses, have deserted their household gods to
worship at u strange shrine, that We cannot
redeem poor fallen Louisiana unless we pros
trate ourselves at the tO0tstoot of an ignOm-
imious power at the sacrifice of our honor
fCheers.l
And when we change them with this we arc
met by CARDS AND COMMUNICATIONS to show
us the sacredness OF their purposes. When,
in a friendly and cOnciliatory spirit. We ad-
monish onr friends, who should stand should
er to shoulder will us in this great contest
that they have stFayed from the true and hon
est fold, and should come back to aid us to
put the everlasting seal of condemnation upon
the damnable dynasty which has ruled us for
the past four years. We are told they are ac-
tuated-by the purest motives. 1t may be.so ;
but pardon their weakness.
When we charge that this Liberal party is
formed for no good, but for the purpose of
dividing the honest men of the State so that
the rule of thieves aud robbers may'b be perpet-
uated. we are met with CARDS AND CoMMUNI-
CALInNs. --,
They have suddenly and magicalIy changed
the name from that of Liberal Republicans
to that of Liberals
We charged at the Varieties Theatre that
the chief of the Liberal party is the Chief Ex-
ecative of the State. charge it here, that
the life, the being, the vitality of that party
is Gov. Warmoth. ICheers.] Referring to the
WaltoE-Penn correspondence he said: Mr.
Walton and Mr.. Penn are honorable mer. Mr.
Walton wrote his letter in sincerity, laugh
ter and Mr.. Penn. responds. But what does
he doi He refers the whole correspondence to
Gov. Warmoth. Here the cloven-foot is seem
Here We again see where the spirit and DOW
er of this organization centres.
Hero we see the determination to rule or
ruin the State, Not content with ruling and
running the State for the past fonr years, they
viii eoncede nothing less than the possession
of th9.rsins of power in the hands of the same
men who have held them in the past
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Judge Head on the Situation.


The clear-headed editor of tho Sparta Ru-
raj Times. referring to the Great National
. Liberal Republican Party, with its olive
! branch OF peace, universal amuts5y AMI civil
reform, the fusing of Democrats, Retormer<
and Liberal Republicans into one common
mass. ETC." says:
IS other States, these glttering hopes may
! be well grounded: but in Louisiana there is
already an incurable breach between the
Democrats and Liberal Republicans, which
will evidently be widened and perpetuated
by the action Of the State Liberal Republican
Convention, to be held in August,
If that Convention would simply ratify the
Democratic State ticket nomination by the
State Convention held in june or accept so
many OF the nominees as should signify theiT
adhesion to the supporters of Greeley and
Brown, and master sufficient sagacity to pre-
ter1nlt the nomination of @ separate Liberal
State ticket the breach wOnld be healed at
once, and the Democrats of Louisiana would
IN all probability march tremendously with
the Liberal Republicans of the State. and the
Democracy and Liberal Republicans of other
States, in the support of the Cincinnati nomi-
nees.
But it is not even supposable that the Au-
gust State Convention will indorse our State
ticket. The very cause which instigated the
cali for this August Convention, and the rea-
son urged as a pretext for its eonvocation, dis
pei every prospect of such a conservative
course.
The chief consideration by which the Dem
ocrats are acruated, who favor this call for
convention to nominate a new State ticket
Is the avowed conviction on their part. that
u harmOth ; powers under the laws as they
now stand, are Indispensable necessary in
the clActlon: otherwise, failure is inevitable
Hence he is the man for Governor in prefer
ence to McEnery Or any one else. Among
this class OF Democratsare those of the river
parishes where the black population largely
predomnates, who wish to avail themselves
Of this power to eheckmate these maiorities
and this, too, while they accept the Greeley
platform, which indUrses universal suffrage
Another class who favor this movement are
those who want Office, and who fear they can
not obtain it without Warn0th to count for
them with these fingers" Add to this War
moths appOintees and hangers on, and the
nest OF carpet-baggers. brokers and bond
spectators and other vampires who have
been ptundering and ro1bing the State
through their vll!ainous inStrumentaiitv and
We have all the elements Of the Liberal Re
publican movement in Louisiana. none of
whom, from this very statement of facts. will
be satisfied with anything short of the nomi-
nation 0fsVarmoth for Governor.
However plausible the reason given by the
first class OF Warmoths supporters, Just nam
Ell, they are wrong in principles; and even if
they were at all rxcusable under DO existing
under no. conceivable state Uf
things, could the masses of the conservative
voters of Louisiana. be induced to vote for
the reelection to the gubernatosial chair of Il
man who has proved so false to the trust as
H. {. NaI1noth.
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EBy rcqueSt.l
0pclOnsaS. iuIv Goth 1879

OpcIonsas. july Goth. 1872
a mass meeting of the Republicans Of this
Ward, was held this day iii OprlouSas for the
purpose of forming 4 GRAFT and Wilson t'pn-
trai [!uh for tn parish of st. Landry, and to
endorse the nominations of the State Conycn-
ton held ut Baton Rouge, last month";
Themecting was called to order by Mr.. John
SHINES, WHO explained the object Of the same
Mr.. b. Z. {. Hill was unanimously elected
temporary chairman Of the meeting, and a
roll of the club opened for signatures.
permanent organisation was next entered
into and the following named gentlemen were
elected officers of the club:
John Simmes, President, Edgar Vanh1le 1st
Fice-President, Christian Mornhinvcg I'd.
Nice-president, AdOlph Donate 81. Vice Prcsi-
dent. Bernard MartsrL Secretary. 0. A. Rice
lSt ASS Secretary, |. j. Gordon Sergeant at
arms.
Mr.. John SHINES offered the following
prcamblcS and resolutions. which were unan-
imously adopted with much enthusiasm.
" hcrcaS. the life of the Republican party of
3. Louisiana has been seriously endangered bv
the traitorous course Of that person. II. c.
NHrmOth, and whereas. Through the persis-
tent efforts Of the Hon. S. B. Packard, and of
the state Central Executive Committee. the
said N;yrnoth and his chan-g8ng has been
exposed and defeated. and wh"TraS: The Hl-
miustration Of Pr ~icnt Grant. has ;t1o,;sd
protection to all classes of citizens and L;l>
been pure. honest and econuniral and
whereas, The action Of the Hon. VIM. PITT
Kellogg. while in The L. s. Senate has SHrcd
cur whole people with confidence in his ability
and honesty
Therefore be If resolved, That this cInh ac-
knowledge the Committee Of Which the Hon.
). 3. Packard, is President as the only lrgiti-
mate State Central Executive Committee of
the Republican party in Ills State.
Belt further resolved. That we heartily en-
dorse the nominations of Gen. L. S. Grant for
President. and Of the Hon. Henry Wilson for
Nico-PrcsideEt of the United States. and the
State tieket lately nominated at Baton Rouge
at I'll" head Of which is the name Of the Hon.
Nm. Pitt Kellogg and We pledge ourselves to
Use ali honorable means within our power to
secure their Election.
Short addresses were delivered by Messrs
d. p. c. Hill, J. Si!nn1eS c. M0rnIi'lvcg and
.. 4. Rice. after which the club adjourned
amidst great enthusiasm for Grant and Wilson
and for the State Ticket
JOHN SIMNES. President.
BERNARD MARTIN. Secretary.
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The Governor and the Greeley
Democrats.

In a1f article under the above caption, the
N. o. Picayune thus concludes IFS comments
upon q recent speech by Warmoth, delivered
in New Orleans, and published in his organ,
the Republican. We commend it to the atten-
tion of the ''handfulp of Liberal Republicans
in this Parish.
The Pieayune-yery pointedly remarks:
But where are his guarantees of faithful
serviceg Words, words, words! There has
been enough of them. They are as idle as
sterile wind in All arid waste. bringing no
coelness no moisture, no abatement of the
drought. Acts are the only guarantees that
can be nationally and safely counted on.
Il ain for this movement" says Gov. War
moth, ''without regard to any personal con-
sideration whatever, because believe it to
be for the interest of the whole country, and
any little clique or combination that gets in
the way will be swept away like tinder in the
the whirlwind."
Well, there is handful, small tea party,
Of offiee-holders under Gov. Warm0th who
have heretofore stood in the way to an aston
ishing extent for so small body, resolved. ap-
parently, to rule or ruin, in any movement of
honest and patriotic citizens looking either to
the redemption of the State or to better ad-
Tninistration of national affairs. Let Gov.
Warmoth sweep this little clique, whose only
hopels In clinging to his skirt. out of the way,
anu we can offoEd to believe him in earnest.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1872-07-27

We are authorized to announce JOHN l.
GARDNER Esq, as a candidate for the Rep
resentat.vc branch of the Legislature, subject
to the nomination OF the Democratic ConVe1l-
ton.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1872-07-27

oFFIcIAL.-We would inform the Warmoth
organ in Opelousas that We never desired to
confine all our political opponents in the State
penitentiary, but that we would rejoice with
al. honestmen if the robbers and piunderers
Of Louisiana could be incarcerated in the cells
of that institution. In that respect we differ
materially from the Journal; for if it has a
word of praise, it is for those who have weli
nigh bankrupt the State. Should an effert be
made to bring them to condign punishment,
they would surely find defender in the '+pap
organ"
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1872-07-27

In the last issue Of Warmoth's ''pap organ
published in our town, we find the following:
Now we know that the Couriers code of
crimes and punishments is different from that
of any body else" We will frankly admit
that we differ very much from the journal in
our opinion of men and measures While it
would have honest people believe that in its
condemnation or approval of public affairs, it
is actuated by pure motiyes, it has never pub
lished line of feensure against Warmoth since
it sold itself to that archenemy of Louisiana !;
it's columns are ever teeming with editorials
and extracts from the New Orleans Republican,
in praise of that incarnation of corruption.
That it should speak well of its master when
ever he does a good act, is not to bewondered
at; but paper that pretends to be entitled
to the regard Of it's readers, should raise its
voice against the tyranny and the iniquitiss
which have stamped this present adlninistra-
tion of the State of Louisiana with an infamy
that will. forever hold to the execration of
honest men all those who have been connected
with it. The servant is worthy of his master.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1872-07-27
MEDICAL NOTICE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, OTELorsAs 5uly 10, 1872
Office Of the St. Landry Medico-
Surgical Society.
EpY virtue Of Resolution in date Of the 1st
- July. A. D.. 1872, a publication is low
made of the fellows, members Of this ASsoci-
alton, who have been hOnorably recognized and
are hereby accredited as guldr graduates and
Doctors Of Medicine and Surgery. to wit:
George Hill. John A. Taylor,
VINCENT Beagni, I. NJ Millard,
JAS Ray. Th6Os9ne Chacherc,
G. D. Tatman, A. f. Arnold,
VIM. J. Offutt, H. II. Debose.
Thomas A. Cooke, Alexis .. Gnidry,
r. II. Littell +. W. Thoms,
John Tarlton, VIM N. Thompson,
James Donovan, Ih B. Hartman,
D. L. Todd. d. w Foster,
Alexander Donald, z. 7. Young,
G. II. Gardner, II. Robert.
J. L. Estorge, NJ McDavitt,
Jas G. Campbell, Allen Bridges.
T. T. Tarlton,
VINCENT BOAGNI,
President.
Attest: JAMES RAY,
Secretary. Hist
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1872-07-27

DEMocRlr1c-REFoEa CLUB.-0n Saturday
last, the first Democratic Reform Clublfor the
Parish of St.@andry was organised at the
Court House. The following are the officers:
DR.. j. L. Esterge, President.
.Chas. n. Ealers Vice President.
Leonce F. Lastrapes, Recording Secretary.
Albert Lastrapes, Corresponding Secretary.
N. Quatrevauk, Treasurer.
Z. s. Andrus, Marshal.
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THE LIBERAL PARTY. Men differ very wide

THE LIBERAL PARTV.-Men differ very wide
yin their appreciation Of this new party Hear
what Col. RigIrtor thinks Of it,
In the columns of this mornings Times
there appcHrs, without authority, a suyges-
ton 81 a State ticket proposed for the adop-
ton Of the 50 called Liberal Convention.
Among the gentlemen named for official DO
sitlons find the name Of the Hon. +. 5 Gootlc,
OF IerrcOonne who was Attorney General Of
the State at a time when it was a proud dis
finction to hold stations Of high public trust
in Louisiana. Mr.. Go"de is now absent from
the State. and it becomes his friends to resent
at once the indignity which results from the
mere suggestion that he would allow his hon
orabe name to be suIi;ed in furtherance Of
ignobc purposes.
Very RESPECTFULLY, your ohclient servant,
>. II. ElGUTOH<
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TO TH =. PU BEfC,

FKVIi f undersigned tenders his sincere thank .
u to the public, for the liberal share of
their patronage to him for the last fifteen
years, and respectfully informs them that he
will continue at the old stand to receive. and
forward: freight, and hopes by his personal
attention to business, to merit his Share Of
patronage.
The highest market price paid for Cotton. at
his Warehouse. +. l.. PITRE
Washington, La, January q, 1872. [20-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS
40 MGR RANTS.

's'IiE undersigned is agent for the sale Of q
= tract O1 land situated about Il miles from
OreI"rSas, containing about 800 arpents,
about "ne-thlrd of which is woodland. Parties
in need OF land can purchase the whole tract. or
in lots Of 81 arpents or more at reasonable,
prices and favorable terms. For particulars,
apply to n. .QtATRENAUN,
Opclousas
or to BIanchain & Giraud No. 60 Old Levcr St.
New Orleans
Those whoare using, or cutting wood on
this land, without my permission, will be-
to the full extent Of the law
feb 24-Iyl n. QUATREVAUN
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sB The Chameleon has the. faculty of as
Stunning all colors. How about some Of the
politicians of the daya Instead of taking
half dozen names in as many weeks, would
it not be as web for them to cali their party
once for all: .sIhe Chameleon PartY.n
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1872-07-27

Liitor Courier.-Plpase announce in tie col
Erns of your paper our esteemed friend DR..
JAS, DONOVAN as a Candidate for the Low
er House OF the Legislature, at the coming clrc-
ton III November LcXt. 1t would be useless
for us to Recommend the Docter to the people
by whom he is well known, but we DO say
that if we are fortunate enough to elect such
men &s DIR. Donovan. the Parish will be better
than it has been tor many years.
MANY CITlLESS..
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The OPELOUSAS COURIER.
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
NEE SAN NDOZ.
C o n ITI @ N s ::

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subsequent insertion Eight lines OF less
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Candidates to public favors will pay Fifteen
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Obituary Notices, Cards of Thanks, &C.. to
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Personal cards, when admissible, to be
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in advance.
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Desirable EDroncrty For Sale,

SITUATED in the centre of Vile Plate. be-
- ing the same heretofore belonging to Mar
eel Daire consisting Of y arpents of land on
ling, large store building 55x30 ft., Kitchen
stable, out houses &c. For particulars apply
to tIte "Courier" Office, Opelousas. or to the
proprietor on the premises Price, So. 500 =
81. $40 cash. balance on q reasonable credit.
The whole. or any part OF this property will
be sold, to suit the convenience Of purchasers
OCTAVE DARE, Vile Plate, La.