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Star Once Buildings,
southwest corner Penpsylvani avenue and lItb n
VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE REsIDrNcr
TTtRdRS9slTs FRANKLIN SQUARE At Ate
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Janp.rv
no,h; at eiock we will cell in front Of the
No I'D I'M Dsr,s o. Lots ~ and e. in Square
street street between I and streets, facing FranSiin
nent Brick Dwelling. which has lately been an
Isrgsd and improved. The house fNo. eos 18th
street, contalne IL rooms with range hot and cod
water gas and bath, two water closets and being In
one q the most healthy and desirable localties Of
the city this sale should command the Attention of
those wanting TO purchase first class resi ience
Terms liberal, and will be made known at tune of
sale. - S~'' vi
iane-dts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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Try GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs,
II No. 1OOl, northwest cJrner Of 10th and D SITS.
TWO GOOD WORK HORSES AT PUBLIC Auo-
~ On SATURDAY, the Goth day of January,
@YA ID 1872, at 3 O'Clock 2: R., we shall sell
80 one Sorrel and one Bay Horse at the livery
sstable OF the dorsey Hotel, at the corner Of 9Th
street west and street north To be sold on account
OF whom IT may concern to pay livery char ges. &C..
&c. TerGs cash. j. PERRY.
jaDl0-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No. 1901 nOrthw es. corner u h and d sts.
Two STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
FRONTING ON 9TH STREET WEST. BIZ
TWEEN AND BOUNDARY STREETS, AT
II On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant. at 4
E.j o'clock p. N. we shall sell, on the premises, u
sAgood Frame Dwelling House containing six
rooms, having fine front and derta, max ing it
comfOrta bile dwelling house.
Terms One third cash; balance 6: IL, Is and q
nor tbs, for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of rust on the premises. Stamps, &C.. at cost
Of the purchaser. 100 down on the day uf sale.
lanll Il GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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xs. ssss. and ' ne :s:sse. 3.
ISssS:i ssss,sn s{ssssso.s Ssrsoyasd y y, JsSs-
ssSss ps1:r., 49, ~ sr, 80 g .:
md - - ths Isbhe, 6esilss 10 $3.50 .
1Sfi ss. & =; q 5 1ssibsftY ourrp. s,,,,,
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RAzAABclergains in LaAiss', osats ss CaiI-
Vosrsss nSEDxecL0IHlno pay y foand e
All order. ysemltIy I'D nsetly sxseutsd. ifrsaos
al stxsets bseWesA ii 81 III ao1l-e
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No lOOl, northwest corner 10th and SITS

jsns.3taw&ds GREEN i WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
sHaDOWY FACES OF LONG AGO

Looking back over the years that are fed.
In the saddened hush of the twilight
hour,
Through time-worn paths, by Memory
led,
With The strength of her wond'rous,
magic power.
l see. through the quivering mist OF time,
Yet b tthed in a softened silvery glow.
What is deaTert to methan wealth untold
The shadowy faces of long ago.
Yet not alone IN the twilight hour,
When the shadows of night are falling
fast.
Do my friends return to tell of a power
That we all will feel and believe M last.
OF no. through the day with its countless
cares,
As the busy mute make haste 10 go.
feel ever present. in smiles or in tears,
The shaoiowy faces of long ago.
They whisper a story that's strangely
sweet,
ola lamri so fair. that to them isa home:
And they hasten to check us when wan
dering feet
Take Us tar from the path in which we
should roam.
They will come to us all, by and by, they
say,
ASthF river of Time in its ceaSeless flow.
Shall wash all our doubts Of the iuture
away
Those beautiful faces of long ago.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

As an evidence Of popular opinion.
the follow ing incident. y hich occurred
this morning. is a decided straw
shown he drift of The current. Mrs.
I.aurt \ Far entered a ear of the
Kearrv street line. i'll which were
seated Il number Of persons, many of
whom were men She was lmnedI-
aleiy recognized. and, a. if by common
consent. ie.u>ual courtesy OF offering
a seat to a lady under such cIrcnm
stances was moi observed. Mrs. Fair
being Obliged to remain standing until
a seat WIS made vacant by some one
leaving the car. She appeared to feel
the position. but brared it out with
a smile Oh her lips. Her appearance
indicates that her health is rapidly
-ecoNering-[S. +. Post.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
THE DEVIL TO PAY.

The Reese River Reveille, of the
Sth instant. contains the following:
"Prohlblv the maddest mann ofhis
size in Eastern Nevada, outside of
the late "Liheral' County Conven-
ton. was onr respected Senior dur
ing the la: week, while we We're lin
cering aa.ong the flesh pots of the
base range. after having been 'horsed
in the Senatorial contest by Uncle
Cassidy OF the Sentinel. In addition
10 the usual troubles incidental to
everv we'll regulated newspaper es-
Enlistment. I venerated elder was
Hooded with a sudden rush of job
work while tn foreman was afflicted
with u complaint which enforced a
retreat sarni-hourlv to the rear. Sim
ul~taueou~iv u couple of composltors
got ON Z, bender. another joined a
niger r.instrel troupe, while the
fourth and last metaphorically threw
I'D the -ronge. and literally the stick,
to taka chtrge OF a skating rink or
castor oil factory in the third ward
In short. tine Devil and all hands was
to pay and not a splitter in the treas
urv to paw them with. We are in
formed that the temper of our usual
IYami.hle Senior succumbed benea h
this accumulated weight of troubles
TO such an extent that he temporarily
forgot Il pious teachings and pre-
cepts, and exhausted the vocabu-
laries OF expletives in the English
and Gallic languages which Were
principals directed at us-theleaven
of the iI,titution-who was limo
Gently hob nobbing with the stall
wart coal burners of Charcoal! Flat.
We returned just in time to save
ourselye, from metaphorical annihl
lation and-we humhly trnst-our
partners immortal soul from perdl-
ton. We are here, and peace reisns
in Warsaw
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LEWIS
~ AtDiTO has been appointed Administrator
If the estate of Jerome Arctic, deceased All
,,ersors having claims against said estate will
present them properly proved for allowance and
payment. LEWIS ARDITO,
administrator Of Jerome Ardito.
Claims may be presented to the undt rsigned at
hi, store on Carson street.
selo-aOl ALEX, LEroRT, Ayxs
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
TAKE WARNING!

rlrUE v. & r. +. r. GO. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due PROBATION against accidents and
los. of life resulting from the running of their
trains aud they take this method of warning pa
rents AID guardians against the dangers attending
the 70, oenmon practice of children playing about
,uei~ cars and locomotives. Those baving in charge
IN. business of the Company find il impossible to
Psksu. ABE boys. v no frequent the termini and stop
mig place. Of the rad from climbing upon the
cara and engines: and they will feel themselves
soT,yed to resort to more decided messures il these
.nroyancss are continued. Recent accidents,
varcn are wholly ascribable to the carelessness Of
.or.ous id jumping on and of tho cars when in
~ ofiop. should be warning enough in themselves
II. ". YERIN0TON, Superintendent.
~sus, Is. isso.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-08-31
DIED :

MOWAT-On Thursday, 22nd Of August, 1872,
at the residence OF her stcpetatller, MIR. j. \.
Castain. in OpelOusas, after Il short but severe
illness, sophia Ann MOwat, aged 20 years, {
months and % days,
It has seldom fallen to the lot Of the writer Of
this notice 10 record the death of one who,
though so young, has left behind her an cX-
ample so bright of a piOus and Il useful life.
With all the retiring mOdesty and u~nassuminS
merit which is so lovely in youth, it was only
those who knew her best that loved and al'-
preciate her most. She was truly excellent i'll
all the relations of life which. she had been
called on to sustain. \ devoted daughter, an
attectionate sister, an earnest Christian, Il most
faithful Sunday School teacher, her happy death
crowned a life which was an example of excel
lence to all who knew her. Sad were our hearts
as we looked on her vacant seat in the Sabbath
School, and listened to the testimony OF her
worth from her bereaved and Borrowing parents,
But we grove not as those without hope. The
earnest desire which she expressed during heI
illness, ito be an angel" is now gratitted. An
angel in Heaven she doubtless is, a ministering
spirit to those still left on earth whom she &C
| dearly loved. To her may well be applied thai
noblest of epitaphs, "She hath done what she
could" S.
She sleeps II Jesus: lie gave her' lie took ItF
| and He will restore her! ID.
CURREY-At Evergreen in the parish Of A
| yoyelles, on the 10th August 1872, NJ. L. Foster
wife of D. A. Currey, aged 80 years.
How painfully are We reminded that Dealt
loves q shining mark, when we see removed
| from us such ornaments IA Mrs. c. Her highl!
| cultivated mind and many eminent virtues tina
won her. so many friends will also make her un
! timely death more deeply deplored. She leave
two children, too young to realize their irrepa1
| able loss but to her husband, who best know
her inestimable worth, we tender our mos
heartfelt sympathy, and trust that God i'll Hi
mercy may bring him to accept with christian
resignation the work of Him who doeth al
things Well" a. u. A..
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-08-31
No. 500. Market
A Gard.

Mr.. EDIToK-I find the following in the Ope-
lousas Courier Of last Saturday:
The nomination Of Gilbert CAN'T by the Lib
eral Republicans, was evidently an alnbuseade
on the virtue of the convention. Honorable men
like Bush, Manning, Brusle, and others, never
would have consented to endorse such nOmillti-
ton if the candidate had been personally known
to them. 1t has nor become certain that his
name win be dropped from the ticket, before
the year is Il month Older.
The writer has undertaken to defane the
characters Of some distinguished citizens, who
supported my nomination as the Liberal can
didate for Congress from this District. | hope
our delegates will not notice what he falsely
| asserts of them; It's they stand too high in
| popular estimation, to be i'll any manner injured
by his malicious pen.
To repel what he says of me-, | denouncc him,
simply i'll his real character, as 4 base calu1n'
| niator under a cOwardly mask, ashamed tC
| discover himself, lest his own vile reputation
| might suffer in the comparison with that Of hon
| est men. To make his person innOcnOus it il
| enough to know that he is a traducer from
habit, ascoundrelby instinct, and a liar by pro
tesslOll. ELbkkI dAN11'
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POur In LnaiaHntnrn.

]. NJ. Unlisted nous autorise de Pannonecr
CONNIE candidat pour Ia Legislature de PEtat,
It leleetiDn dc NoVembFe proclaim.
Nous s0mmes autoFise i announcer ISAAC T.
LTTTELLs CONNIE eandidat pour la chambre
basSe de la Legislature, a la prochaine election.
I'D. BEAUCHAMP nous autOrise de PannOn-
Ger CONNIE eandidat d 10 Legislature pour cette
paroisse, a Pelection de Nosembre proclaim.
Je suis candidat pour 10 pFoehaine Legislature,
Chambre des R~epresentants, ct 81 je suis GIu je
ferai mon dey0iP. ~ u. L. CAN'T.
Nous sOmne autOrise D announcer IONA
THAN L, MORRIS, CONNIE Gandidau pour Ia
Legislature.
JOSEPH GHESIER, nous ant0rise de Pan
noncer CONNIE candidat pour IL Legislature de
PEtat, u feiection de NoYelnbre proclaim.
Mons som1nes antprise q announcer que NJ. 4.
/. DCRTOt est candidat a une reelection CONNIE
Representant de la Paroisse st. Landry, 4 Pelec-
ton de EOyembre proclaim.
Nous Omme stufGPisG il announcer T.. II.
THOMPSON, CONNIE eandiaat p0Elrla chalnhrc
basse de La Legislatnre, al'&leetion de NoveInbre
proclaim.
Nous sOnlmes autorise d announcer LUCIEN
DARBY, CONNIE eandidat pour lii LEGISLATURE,
: Paeedoa de Soyemhre proclaim,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-08-31

We were premature last week i'll say
ing that the cotton crop had escaped all
danger from caterpillars, for right on
the heels of our announcement came in
formation that they were ravaging the
fields on Bayou B9uf and in the north
eastern part of the parish, and that too
Notwithstanding the prolonged dry
weather. 1t seems that i'll those parts
Of the parish where too much rain fell n
month or two ago, the caterpillars pre-
vail now; while in those parts where
they had no rain, Or much less than was
needed, the crop has beenc cut short from
that cause-so that dry weather andcat-
erpillars together have reduced the cot
ton erop in all sections Of the parish to
about the same tlIing-a half crop, the
planterssa y. If the prcsentd dry weather
continues much longer, the cotton will
all open and can be picked next month:
if sufficient force is emplOyedin picking
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-08-31

MADE HIM PAY.-When General
Jackson was President, a heartless
clerk in the Treasury Department ran
M an Indebtedness with a poor landla-
div to $50, and then turned her off as he
did other creditors. She finally went
to the President with her complaint,
and asked him if he could not compel
the clerk to pay the bill.
!" He offers his note she said, but
his note is good for nothing"
Said the President, Get his note
and bring it to me-"
The clerk gave her the note, with the
ieering request, she would let him
know when she got the money on it.R
Taking it to the President he wrote
Andrew Jackson ON the back OF it,
and told her she would get the money
at the bank.
When It became due the clerk refused
to pay tile note, but when he learned
who was the endorser, he made haste
to "raise the wind.i' The next morning
he found a note on his desk saying that
his services were no longer required by
the government-and it served hin
right.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-08-31

I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
A BILE Ia Cour des Preuves, de la ParOisse st.
Landry, il sera vendu q Pencan public, au plus
public, 4 Ia prairie Petit Bots, EN- cette parOisse,
lie MERGREDT, 25 Septembre, 1872, les pFopriGtGs
ci-apresdecr1tes, dependant de Ia succession dc
john Close. DECIDE, SAVIOR
LHABITATTON SUR LAQUELLE LIE DE
funt en- dcrnier deIncIrait, situee dansl la prairie
Petit Bots, en- cette p~arOisse, eOntenant environ
deux cent quatre-vingt cinq arpents superticiels,
borne au nOFd par le Bayou TGche, Il Fest par Ia
te1Te de Desire Godet, au sud par - ct Il
Poucst par IL tcrre de Michel Castillo, ensemble
avee t0uteS les batisSes ct ameliUratiOns qui sly
trOuyent.
Co~nditi0ns-La motto compliant lie jour de liz
yente,. ct Pautre motto dams I'm IN a partir du
Jour de la ycnte, aveC huit pour cent d'interet
par aimee de PeehGance ,iusqu'au Placement, me
hypotheQuc Bpcciale ct le privilege du vendeur
avec Ii clause de non aiiend0 reserves en- favour
de Ia succession jusqu'au Placement final.
i. PERRODIN,
24A6ft, 1872, Encanteur,
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CANDIDATES.
For the Legislature.

j. NJ. Unlisted. authorizes US TO announce
him rs a candidate for the State Legislature, vt
the election i'll November next.
We are authorized to announce ISAAC F.
I.lTTELL. az candidate for the lower branch
of the Legislature, at the next election.
il. BEAUCIIAMP authorizes us TO announce
him as a candidate for the Legislature. from this
parish. at the election in November next.
| am Il candidate for the next LcEislature,
House OF Representatives, and If elected Will
do my duty. Il. X.
We are authorized 10 announce JONATHAN
l.. MORRIS as a candidate for the Legislature.
JOSEPH CIIENIElt, authorizes lis 10 All
nouncr him az a candidate for the State LeEiS-
IHrure, al the election i'll November next.
\. l.. DURIO authorizes lis to ANNOUNCE him
as Il candidate for the State legislature. from
this parish, at the election in November next.
We are authOriZcdtO announce T.. II. THOMP
son, as q candidate for the lower branch OF the
Legislature, at the election in November next
We are authorized TO announce lLCIEN
DARBY. as II candidate for the Legislature, a
the next election.
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Letter frosra 81. Leafs.

ST. LOUIS, August 10th, 1872.
Mr.. J.. W. Jackson, O~pelouBas, La.
DEAR STR~T sem you to-day quite d number
of pamphlets containing schedule Of premiums
to be given at the Great Fair y coming off here
in October next Please distribute them among
the enterpTising merchants and planters or
farmers of st. Landry, and call their attention
particularly to the large sum Of money tower
$1o,O00l to be given as premiums for cotton
alone.
I should like very much indeed to see some
cotton here on exhibition from st. Landry this
year, and / feel confident that it would take a
premium, Judging from the cotton that was on
exhibition here last year, and wished that there
was a few bales here then to compete for pre-
miilIns, for I am certain hat the st. LanaFy.co
ton is better than the most that was then on x
hibition.
II there are any persons who wish to send cot
ton or any other article to be exhibited and
know no Commission Merchant here, I would
recommend the firm OF John Leiper d Co., with
whom I am very wel1 acquainted. They are
Southern gentlemen and thoroughly understand
the cotton and commission business, having
heen engaged in it for a number Of years in
Tennessee, or IL they prefer. they can eonsignit
10 me- / VIII Gak6 great ptcdSuIS III uNtEhuAAS ~
it for them free Of charge.
/ am very well acquainted with some Of the
awarding committee, they are clever gentlemen
and good judges OF cotton, and / would not feal
in the least to risk ct. Landry cotton along side
OF any other with them az judges.
AS all railroad and steamboat lines have
agreed to bring articles for exhibition free, or a
greatly reduced rates, there is no possible
chance for any one to loose anything, but surt
to make, even il they do not get q premium
Cotton that has been on exhibition always bring
from two TO five cents more per pound thai
same grade not on exhibition, and cotton o
any grade brings several cents more per pound
here than in New Orleans.
was very much pleased last year to see somt
two dozen stalks Of very fine augareane on 81
hibition, from the plantation of our friend tn
Hon. Thos. c Anderson, it attracted the attaTl
ton aud admiration Of thousands, and was
very gleat curiosity to thonsandsmore who In,
never seen sugaRcane. Iwpnld also state tia
It carried of the blue ribbon IN triumph.
hope TO see tlds year from 81. Landry, her
on exhibition, not only d number oil samples o
sugar cane, hut also other articles that grow 3
"A modest bachelor aays all lie should ask III
wife waIlld be il go0l temper, sound health
good understanding, agreeable p~hysloEneng
prettie figure. good connections; domestic hal
its rese1lrees OF amusement good spirits, cor
yelsational talents,eleEant manners and money
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vENTEa DE suCCEssEoNa.

Succession de Joseph VRREnOmt Mayer.
I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE L'HONORA.
AZ BILE Ia COur des Preuves de la ParOisse st.
Landry, il sera vendu a PenGan public, an plus
Oftrant ench6risseur, par lie soussigne ~encanteuI
public, sur les lieux, lie MERCREDT, rs Sep,
tembre. 1872, les prOpriet6s ci-apres dGcrites, ap-
partenant Il Ia succession de Joseph ValImont
Mayer, DECIDE, savoir-
l. UNE CERTAINE HABITATION situ6e SUI
IL Bayou TGche, avec Ie magasin d mails 1ui sly
trOuye, borne all nOrd par 7. c.. Anderson, al
sud par ULCER Roy, Il Pest par lie Bayou T6che et
d rOlcst par In tcrrc dc Julie, +. C. |.
2. UN CHEVAL, une paire de rOues, etc.
COnditiOnS-COmptanf.
7. PERRODIN, Encanteur.
"a Auht, 1872.
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am q candidate for the office of Clerk of
Court, III and for the Parish of st. Landry, at
the election to he holden in November, 1872.
JOS. ID. RICHARD.
We are authorized to announce Fl. WILLARD
Dunbar as a candidate for Clerk of the District
Court, in and for the Parish of ST. Landry, at
the next election.
DR.. w. a. ROBERTSON, of Washington, AT.
thOriZeS us TO announce him as a candidate for
Clerk of the District Court for the Parish of st.
Landry, ut the election IN November next.
We arc authorized To announce afr, ALBERT
LAHpRAPES as. a candidate for Clenk OF the
District Court, for the Parish Of st. Landry, nj
the election in November next.
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ETAT DE la LOUISLANE.-COUR DE PA
IA loissc, ST. Landry.-Attcndu que Robert A.
Newell, administrator dc Ia succession &c Tho
mas 3. Cheney TT Eliza A, Foreman, decides,
ayant cnr6gistre un tableau de classification DIES
dettcS ct m acOmpte final dc administrator
de la ditc succession, accOmpagnG dune petition
dcmandant phOmOlogatiOn d'icelui;
Ell attendu Qu'il q etc fat dr0it il Ia demande
de III dite petition par un ordrc de Ia Cour Gu
date 0u 20 August, 1872.
En- consequence. avis est par lie present dome
aux intGressGS dams Ccttc succession, d'avOir 4
faire opposition, 81 aucunc lis ont, par Gcrit, 4
mon bureau, dams Ii vile d'OpelOusas, dams les
delais accOri6s par Ia loi. pOuPQuoiIc dit tableau
he serait pas appr0uve ct hOmolOgu6.
JOS d. RICHARD, Grcfticr.
d Annt 1879
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We understand that an effort has been
made here to get signers to a call for a
convention to send delegates to the Last
Ditch Democratic convention to be held
in Louisville, Ky, but that only about
four signatures were obtained.
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AVIS ne ~aUCCFSa7ONs.

Succession d'Oetnve ROy.-NO. 1887.
NOUR DE PAROIsSE, ST. LANDRY.-AT-
Ntendu que Marie Ophelia Latour. vcurr, de Ia
ParoiSse St. Landry, ayantp rfsrntC unc petition
a lettct diGtre nOnImG administrative de la sue
CeSsion d'Octave Roy, dGcGdG, reinforcement de
la ditc parOissc;
En- consequence. avis est par lie present dnnnc
III intGrcsstS dams cctte succession 0'avOir It
dGduire par 6crit !: mon bureau, dams les dix
jOurs- qui suivrOnt Id date du present avis les
raiSOnS. Al aucunc lis ont, pour ~lcSQuelleS il ne
serait pas fHit drOit a Ia dcmanue dc Ii ditu pc
titiOn. JOS. ID. RICHARD, Grpliier.
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For RecorGler.

We are authorized to announce YVES DAVY
rs i candidate for Recorder of the Parish of st.
Landry, ut the ensuing election
DIR JAMES NJ. THOMPSON, has consented, at
the solicitation OF his friends, to fecom(e 4 candl-
date for the Office of Recorder. at the election
to bg1held in November next.
YVES NIDRINE authorizes us To announce
as a candidate FOR Recorder Of the Parish of
st. Landry, at the next election.
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JACOB ~EHTsIARDT. de Washington. nous
autoriSc he PannOnccr CONNIE candilat, pour la
place dc Coroner, pour lit ParoiSsc st. Landry, a
il Ir0chuine election.
JAMES I. OLE de PlHJucminr Brultr, est
Candidat pour Ia place de coroner
Nous SOmmes ]autUriSG Il announcer .AENIS r.
CUMMINGS CONNIE candidal pour la place dc
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