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VENTES DIE sTCCEssTONs.
Succession dc sydonie Rontenot.

FSAANNF2SAdFAA Wv SEN VMlS H Oh6BHSHs
I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE ItHOSORAr
~ BILE la C0ur deS Preuyes, dc Ia ParOisse st.
Landry IL sera vcndu a ltcncan public, au plus
Ottrant cncherisScltT, par 10 sOrssi%n6, encnnfeuT
public, il Ia residence de james Reed, ST., sur
lie Bayou Bmuf, ell cctte parOisse, lie MER-
CREDI, q Ao0t, 1872, les prophecies ci-lpres
decTitcS, dependant de la succession dc SydOuic
F0nten0t, dfcGd6e, SaYOir-
/, LHABITATION SUR LAQUELLE La DE
funte demcurant Ell dernier, situee sur lie Bayou
BTuf, Ell la Par0isse st. Landry, avec toutcs les
ameliOratiOns qui sy trOuvent, cOntcnant cent
s0ixante acres, borne an nQrd par la teITe de 4.
", LittGl, au sud par Ia tcrre de II. Chretien, il
Pouest par le Bayou BGuf ct d Test par Ia terre
de J. L. Payne. .
.. TN LOT DE BETES A CORNES DOUCES,
comprenant huit totes.
). IN LOT DE COCHONS.
!. FOCRNTTURES DE MASON EFT DE CUI
sine.
COnditiOns-Propri6te mObiliere: Toutes les
SGmmeS all m0ntant de dix piastreS ct au-dcs-
sous compliant, ct tOutes les adjudicatiOnS alt
dessrs dc dix piastre5 payables e1er NOyembrc,
1872.
PrOpriGt6 immobilicre: Pour Gtre vendT Il IN
credit de I'm, dcux ct trois ans a partir du jour
dc Ia vente, en- placements aunuels Ggaux. Les
acquereurs pour tOutes les adjudications d credit
fOurnisSant leuFs billets proInissOires, avee seen.
rites Il In satisfaction de administrators, ct
p0rtant HUT pour cent Ginterat par aimee dc
feC1Gance iuSqlau Placement final, une hypO
theque speciale ct lie privilege du Tendeur rete
mis- sur Ia prOpFiete Vendue attn d'assurer Il
Placement entier ct cOmplet du capital ct DIES in
tGr6ts, L ~ M
T. PERRODTN,
20 Juliet, 1872. $500 EncantcuP.
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OPELoUsAs, La, July Goth, 1872.

A~'f NNAS ~oAAi 4oA~.
A mass meeting of the Republicans of this
ward was held this day in Opel0uaas, for the
purpose of forming u Grant and Wilson Central
Club. for the Parish of st. Landry, and TO en-
dOrse the nominations of the State Convention
held at Baton Rouge, last month.
TIL meeting was called to order by Mr.. John
simms. who explained the object of the same.
Mr.. d. P. c. Hill was unanimously elected
temporary chairman of the meeting, ami a roll
of the club opened for signatures.
A permanent organization was next entered
into. and the following named gentlemen were
elected officers of the club:
PrcSidcnt-I0hn SimmS.
First Vice-President-Edgar Vanhi1le.
Second Vlce-President-Chrtstia MOrnhinyeg.
Third Vice-President-Ad0lph Donate.
Sccretary-Befnard Martin.
AaSiStant-Secretary-O. A. Rice,
SerGeant-at-Arms-I. J. Gordon.
Mr.. John Simms offered the following nre-
ambles and resolutions which were unanimously
adopted, with much enthusiasm:
Whereas, the life of the Republican party of
Louisiana, has been seriously endangered by
the traltorOuS course Of that person H. G. War
moth, and
Whereas, through the persistent efforts of the
Hon. S. p. Packard and of the State Central FIX
ecutiye Committee, the said Warmoth and his
chain-gang have been exposed and defeated,
and
Whereas, The administration of President
Grant, has afforded protection TO all classes OF
citizens, and has been pure, honest and econom,
zeal, and
Whereas, the action of the Hon. VIM. Pitt
Kellogg, while in the Z. s. Senate, has inspired
orr whole people with confidence in his ability
and honesty. -.-- ..r.. 81. -
Therefore be it resolved, that this club ac-
knowledge the Committee OF which the hon. s. II
Packard is President as the O~plElegitimatp State
Central Executive Committee Of the Republican
party in this State. -
Be it further resolved. that we heartily en-
dorse the nominations of Gen. y. s. Grant fol
President. and Of the Hon. Henry Wilson fol
Vice-President of the United States. and thu
state ticket lately nominated at Baton Rouge
at the head Of which is the name of the Hon
VIM Pitt Kellogg, and we pledge ourselves, t.
use all honorable means within our power tt
secure their election.
Short addresses were delivered by Messra. n
r c, Hill, ]. simma, 6, MQrnhinyeg and o. A
After which the club adjourned amidst grea
enthusiasm for Grant and Wilson, and for til,
State ticket. JOHN SIMMS, President,
BERNARD MARTIN, Secretary.
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Fer Recorder
For. the T~.egislntnre.

J. NJ, Unlisted, authorizes us to announce
him as q candidate for the State Legislature, at
the election In November next. t. '
We are authorized to announce ISAAC +.
LTTTEIL, as a candidate for the lower branch
of the Legislature, at the next election.
j. j. BEAUCHAMP authorizes us to announce
him rs a candidate for the Legislature, from this
parish, at the election i'll November next.
II am II candidate for the next Legislature,
House of Representatives, and if elected will
do my duty. B. r. CAN'T.
Wear + authorized TO announce JONATHAN
L. MORRIS as a candidate for the Legislature.
JOSEPH CHENIETs,s authorizes us to AN
nOunce him as a candidate for the State Legis
lature, at the election i'll November next.
AL URI0 authorizes us to announce him
as a candidate for the State Legislature, from
this parish, ut the election i'll November next.
vi are authorized to announce T. Fl. THOMP
SON, as a candidate for the lower branch of tht
Legislature, at the election III November next
We are authorized to announce LUCIEN
DARBY, rs a candidate for the Legislature, a
HInn hAnxf nlnnHsnnn 49,
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II the magistrates in the different
wards of this parish, and other citizens
residing therein, would do as Justice
John T. Shaw has done, and send us ac-
counts of the occurrences worthy of
record in their neighborhoods, there
would lie no danger of misrepresenta-
ton owing to the difficulty a parish pa
per labors under in getting correct in
formation. Our columns are open tOaI
local occurrences interesting to the pub
lie, and we would be glad for II read,
ers and others in different parts of the
parish to keep us informed. IL.
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A Book FOR HORSE OwNERs.-We
have received from Mr.. III. j.. Cock
erel1, of or sister town of Washington,
a copy Of . Every Horse Owners Cyclic
pedia.n IT his q compilation from all
the celebrated writer's on the horse.
It treats of the anatomy and physiology
of the horse. his general characteristics /;
the points of the horse, with directions
how to choose him ; the principles of
breeding, and the best kinds to breed
from ; the treatment of the brood mare
and foal raising and breaking the colt
stables, and stable management; riding,
driving, etc.; diseases, aud how to cure
them ; the American trotting horse,
and suggestions on the breeding and
training of trotters the turf and trOt-
ting horse of America /; the Percheron
horse /; list of stations imported into
America tables of pedigrees of cele-
brated trotters, etc. The work con-
tains about one hundred engravihgs.
including those of ONT of the most eel
ebrated horses of the United States
1t is sold by subscription, and Mr.. Cock.
ereII is the agent. Every Horse Owner
should go to him and get one.
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AVIS DE SUGGESTIONS.

Succession de Martin .3A7y
FTAT DE LA LOUIsLANE-COUR DE PA
~ rOiSSc, st. LandrY.-Attcudu que Cltoplla~
COmcau, de Ia ParOissc st. Landry, LiQuidatcur
de la succession de Martin Richard, decide.
ayalt cnlT'gistr6 nm tahleau dc classification DIES
dettcs de COmcWt ct Richard, acrolnpagnG
dune petition domandant rhoinolOgation dice
lui;
de Ia ditc petition par un Ordre de la Cour en-
date du 25 JUN, 1872.
Ell consequence, avis est par L. present d0nnG
aux intGreSS6S dams ccttc succession. 0'aYOir Is
faire opposition, ii nucunc ills ont, par Gcrit, u
mon bureau, dams Ia vile dOprlOusas, dams les
dtlais acc0rdGs par la lOi, pOurquoi lc dit tableau
ne seIRit pas apprOuv6 ct hOm0l0gu6.
JOS, I. RICHARD, GrefftGr.
6 ,TuiI1pt. 1870.
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JUDGE KNox's CoURT.-Evariste vi
drine, deputy constable, was before his
Honor, last Saturday for killing Il col
ored man named William, who attempt
ed to make his escape from the custody
of said constable. He was discharged.
w. X. Hornsby was before him, Oh
the a4th inst, charged with stealing an
unbranded colt, the property of the par
ish of st. Landry. The case was sent
before the District Court.
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UNUSUAL PREsENTs.-We were pre-
scented, last Saturday, by DR.. Chachere
and MI. Henry Chachere, with a large
bird, of the storE or heron tribe, color
white with blue spots or splotches on
the wings, neck devoid of feathers, the
bill conical shape and twelve inches
long measuring six feet from the
toes to the end Of the bill-the wings
had been cut off, and, we could not
get the measure from tip to tip. The
other present was a huge rattlesnake.
measuring five feet and a half in
length and ten inches i'll circumference
1t had only two rattles and a button
which shows that the number of rattleS
is no certain proof of age, as tho
large size of this snake shows it to have
been more than three years oil.
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ANNONCEs
Payne Damerou & Go. es RnDcrt Gan

FHyne DRRAeF0R1 a. &@4 eG ERDCFG G1RGG
vs., Eaton d BarStOw.
fOURDEDISTRICT ,PAROISSED'ORLEANS
mo. 30,2F1 ct COur de District, ParOisse st. Ian
dry No. 12207.-En vertu de dcuX writS de ~tierifa-
ciaS lanc6s par Honorable Ia Quatriemc C0ur de
District de PEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct N0ur la
ParOiSSe d'OrleanS ct l'h0n. Ia HtsitiGme COur de
District de fEtat de Ia Louisiana. dams ct pour
In Paf0iSSo st. Landry, dams les process ci-deSsus
1ntituleS ct a moi addresses, ,ic prOcGderai 4 ven
Dire 4 lenCan public, il Ia Mlis0n dc COur dc la
dite par0iSSe, dams la vile des OpGlouSas, lie SA-
MEDI, T Septembro, 1872, i ONE heurcs du ma
tin, les prGprietes ci-apres decrites, ~sav0iP-
]. UN CERTAIN NORCEAU DE TERRE,
situe SUI les BayOus WaXiae ct Sackett, en- Ia Pa
rO1sse, st. Landry, cOnnue sous lie nom dhahita-
ton Mount Hope, cOntenant trOis mile cinu
cent trentc 6GI100 acres, aveG tOutes les bItisses
ct amell0ratioIs qli sly trOuvent, borne ArOuest
par les BayOus WaXia ct SaSkett, All sud par les
B.. Garter, Il Fest pa" IL tsrPG de r. l.. Bihm ct T..
Hawkins, IL 1n0rceau Rider, ct Nine DR.. Seran-
ton; anssi une marque Il vacle tigrFapt ceci
T.
aYee tout 10 stock de b6tes i cornes. environ
guarantee totes yingt-cinq mIllets, QuatrG bnufs
III marqle de cOchOns dune aimee etant c0upGC
stock de cOchOns qui appartiennent Il ccttc mar
employees pOuf Ia cultivation lie Ii dite habita,
ton.
SaiSies par OrGrc de1a Cour, -sa zss 8
CopditiOns-CQmptaht
-. f. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
81 .IujlIaf- 1870
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EDEE NHFEIElVFs
DIR. W \. ROBERTSON, de Washington, nous
autOrisC de lannOnccr CONNIE candidat pour la
place dc Grrtficr de la C0lr de District, pOnr III
ParniSSc st Landry, a lGlertion de Novcmbre
proclaim.
Jc suis candidat pour la place de Grefftcr dc In
C0ur, pour la ParOiSSc st. Landry, il TGlcCti0n
qui aura lieu au mUis de Novcmhlr 1872.
JOS. ID. RICHARD.
Nous sonmcS auturiSG il announcer II. MIL
LARD DUNBAR, CONNIE candidat pour la
place de GrCtlier de Ia COur de District, pour lii
ParUisse st. Landry, Il Id prOchaine election.
Nous SOmmes autOrisG Il announcer Mr.. Al
BERT LASTRAPES, CONNIE candidat pour la
place dc Gircttier de III COur de District, pour la
ParOisso st. Landry, 4 IGlcctiOn dc NOvembrc
proclaim.
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THE KILLING OF THE C0LoRED MAN
ATVILLEP LATE.-Justiee John T. Shaw,
of Vile Plate, sends ms the following ac-
count of the killing of the colored man
mentioned IN last weeks paper:
On the 81 inst, an affidavit was made
by Achille Ardoin, of this parish, be-
fore John r. Shaw, Justice ct the
Peace, against one William, freedman,
for having, on the night previous, en-
tered tile bedroom Of one of his daught-
ersand attempting to commit rape on
her. From the sIaieks Of said lady,
the other inmates of the house awoke,
and the negro made his escape. From
thenceshe went to the residence of his
employer, a Mr.. Azelien Manuel, en-
tered his bedroom and stole from I'M
derthe pillow on the bed, evolyer; then
from his arrnoir he took ammunition. and
ahseonded. al warrant was issued for
his apprehension, and delivered to
Adrien Fontenot, constable, for eyecu-
cution. Tie constable having frequent
Information OF his whereabouts, from
the fact that some house was entered
almost every night, iii the vicinity Of
Old Grand Prairie, when, on the 9th
inst, the store Of Mr.. A. r. Guillory
was broken open and divers articles
stolen therefTom then a more general
search was made, and, on the evening
of the 10th, he was apprehended lying
asleep III the GOTTEN field 81 i eolorel
Nun named Jalnbar, and taken before
the aforesaid magistrate. Arriving
there Ut about midnight, the officers de,
tanning said prisoner, being much fa-
hgued. DESIGNED lodging him iii til.
.iail of tEle incorporation Of Vile Plate
for safe keeping until morning. Oh
arriving at the prison yard, the con
stable lefb his deputy III charge Of TIL,
prisoner until he could obtain from til,
town constable the Jail key. A few
minutes after the constable left, TIL
prisoner attempted to escape, when Ii
was shot at hy the deputy Ar. Eyarist
Yidrine, and was struck in the back b
Tie head-from which wound lie sur
HYed one and & half hours. An ID
quest was held BIZ the aforesaid mag
istrate-yerdiet, died from gun shot.
III. EVariste Vidrine MA examined
on the a0fh inst, bg justi Knox, an
acquitted,
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Dr. ERV1g.-We are requested
by Col. Benz, r. Rogers, to state that
there will be divine service in Washing
ton, OH the 9th Sunday after the Feast
of the Holy Trinity, the 2Sth inst, at
II o'clock A. NJ, and on the same day, in
Opelousas, at 5 o'clockP. NJ, by Rev, G,
r. Upton, of the Episcopal Church.
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We have an IL of corr grown this
season by Mr.. Richardson at Bellevue,
containing twenty rows of grains and
about fifty-five grains to the row.
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NEW ADVERTISEmENTs
RESOLUTIONS OF THAKa.

.4ztas OPEL0UsAs, July 25tl, 1872.
At a call meeting of the Officers and Memhers
of the Hope Hook and Ladder Company Nc. 1, it
was ,rsEs55s .f.5-
Resolved, that the thanks of the Company
are rendered to Capt. Fl. II. Broad, of the
Steamer Peerless, for his kindness in having
brought up the Truck and apparatus of the
Company, free of charge. 81 =
Resolved also, that we tender to the young
ladies of Opel0usas our thanks for the beautiful
and tasteful ornaments presented by them for
for their kind assistance in preparing for the
festival that came off on that pleasant occasion.
c. MAYO, President,
G. MoRNHISSEG, JR., Secretary.
July 27-lt.
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EGBERT o. HAYES, lie titulaire acturl, nous
autOrise de Penn0nccr CONNIE candidat pour la
place de Sheriff de st. Landry, a relection dc
NOvcmbrc proclaim.
dat pour Ia place dc S5hhtrif de Ia Paroisse st.
Landry d relRctiOp de Novcmbre proclaim.
Pour &c cue le peuple de st. Landry peut attcn-
dire de moi d favenir, en- cette CapacitG, .ie refere
il ma cOnduite pass6e ct q leX6cutiOn de mes de-
vOirs CONNIE deput6 du present Sheriff.
n q MISSION
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MEsCELLANEOUs
TAR. ID. w. FOSTER

Having returned from Central America, and
located again permanently in 0pel0usas, offers
his professional services TO the public.
Office, next door to the Post-Offfee, where he
may be consulted, or calls left ON slate, during
the day.
Residence near Nine Beamrepere Chaeher6's,
where no may be found during the night.
MaY At.
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vENTEs PAR LIE SHERIFF.
Dudley a. Currey VS.. William WI. Firth.

Dudley A. Cnrrey vs.. William w. Firth.
NOURDEPAROTSSE ST. LANDRY.-NO. 36n-
~ En- vertu dun alias writ dc tirri facias, lance
par lhonorahlc III Cour de ParOisSc, dams ct pour
Ia ParOisSe st. Landry, dams lc process ci-lessus
%intitulC, ct Il moi adrrssf, jc vrndrai en- vcntr
Whliquc. an plus ottrant cuchGri&scur, il In Mai
son de Cour de Ia ditc IarOiSSr, en- Ii vile dope
du matin, Ia prOprictr ci-aprrS dGcritc, SAVIOR
IN CERTAIN MORCEAU on PARCELLE
de trrIc, Situe dams Ia ParOiSSr 81 Landry, Giant
HI motto est dl quart Sud-OUrSt lie In section No.
81, dams lc township No. 3 sud de la rangGc )
c$t, ct cOntcnant qIatrc-vin@t I2IlNN acres,
CONNIE il appcrt par lie C%ertittcat No. 1856, 0ui est
cnrcgiStrt.
SaisieS par ordrc de la Colw.
COnditi0nS-COmpTant.
60. HAYES, Sheriff.
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GRArEs.-Mr. T. Jay Lacey has our
thanks for a box of excellent grapes,
grown by him at his fruit nursery near
WasIlingtOn. 49,.
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PRODUCE SHIPPED.-The Peerless az
rived at New Orleans on the 18th inst,
with 10 bales cotton, / bag wool, Sc
hides, / sack wool, 3 lots sundrics.
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REMOvAL.-Mr. Camille Roos will re-
mO@ next week, to the Medicis build
ing, near the old Union hotel on Main
street, lately occupied by Joseph Blum.
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% JUN, 1872.
Geph"lidc Cnrriere, femme, VS.. FIOrian

NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROIssE ST. Ian
~ dry:-No. 12154:-En vrrtu dun writ de ticri
faciAs, lance par Honorable la IIuitlcmc COur
dc District de rEtat de III Louisiana. dams ct
pour In ParoisSr st, Landry, dams lie process Ell
dcSsuS 1ntitule, ct a moi adrr>SC, jc vcndrai Ell
Ia Maisnn de Cour de In ditc paroisSc, en- III willie
T'OpeloIlSas, lie SAMEDI, 3 .Aoht, 1872, a 0nzc
heures du matin, la pr0priGtG ci-upres dGcritr,
SAVIOR
ENVIRON CENT ARPENTS DETERRE, avcc
les batiSscS ct deliberations, SituG IL Mallrt. hor-
ne an norQ par In prUpriGtG de Francois Simien ct
a%lltrCS, an sud par Don Louis Richard, Il Fest
arF~ranGOis Simicn ct il rnUrSt parJack Chariot.
SaiSic par 0rdrc de Ia Cnur.
ConditiOns-A I'm credit de dOuzp mOis, Rae
QUtrcur f0urniSSant I'M caution aNtc dies SGrl-
rites SuiVant la lOi.
L. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
IT Jui1lrt. 1879.
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C ITEMS.

Th Eew Orleans mail due here last
Thursday evening, failed but the stage
arrived in due time. ...
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MEDICAL,
4 Via MEDICAL.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
O~PELoUsAs, 10 Juliet, A. D., 1872.
l1I1.naara In In E,.arsEAE AEEha-- -. >

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA. \
OPELOUsAs, 10 Juliet, A. D., 1872.
Bureau dc La Soci6te MGdieO+Surgicale dc
st. Landry.
En- vertu dune resolution en- date du Ter
Juliet, me publication est u present faite DIES
meInbrcs de cctte Association. Les Messieurs
don't les MONS suivent ont etc recOnnus honora-
Element ct s0nt accr6dites Il professor comme
gfadHes reguIiers ct Docteurs en- Medicine eft
Chirurgic, SAVIOR: -=
George Hill, John A. Taylor,
Vincent Boagni, +. NJ. Willard. g.
JAS. Ray, The0gene ChachePG,
c. D. Tatman, A. f. Arnold,
Vim. ]. Offutt. H. Fl. DubOse,
Thomas 4. Cooke, Alexis O. Guidry,
r. Fl. LitteI, II. W.. Thoms,
john Tarlton, Vim. N. Thompson,
James DORayan, H. B. Hartman,
d. Todd, d. ". Foster,
Alexander Donald, q. II. Young,
G. FL. Gardiner, III. ROheri, a
]. L. Estorge, NJ. MeDayitt,
Jas. G. Cnmpbell, Allen Bridges. p.
TT. Tar1tOn,
VINCENT BOAGNI, President.
-4t Attest6: JAMES RAY, Secr6taire,
1 10 Juillet-Sf. -.+= =. .|..s
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Pour Recorder,

NouS sOmnlcs aut0risG il announcer YVES
D'ANY, CONNIE candidat pour III place de Re
cOrdcr, pour III ParOiSse st. Landry, il lt pro
chaine election.
DIR. JAMES NJ. THOMPSON, Il CONSENT, il 1t
solicitation de SEES amiS, de sc porter candidat
pour Ia place de Recorder, Il rejection qui aura
nMrA lieu an moiS de NONemhre nrOchain.
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Rnur In AeoisInrmre.


]. NJ. MILSTED nous %autOrise de l'annonccr
CONNIE candidat pour Ia Legislature de lEtat,
a I@lectlOn de N0ypmbre proclaim.
Nous SGInmcS autOriSe a announcer ISAAC F.
LITTFILL, CONNIE candidat pour la chamhre
hasSc de la Legislature, Il la prOchaine election.
j. J. BEAUCHAMP nous ]aut0rise dc Panu0l-
Ger CONNIE candidat Il Ia Legislature pour cettc
par0iSSe, a rtlcctiOn de N0Vcmhre proclaim.
Je SuiS candidat pour la pr0chainr Legislature.
Chamhre DIES R~eprGSentants, ct 81 je Suis elu JIG
fcrai mon deVoir. Is. r. CAN'T.
Nous sOmmcs autOriSG Il announcer ONA
THAN L. MORRIS, CONNIE Candidat pour Ia
Legislature.
JOSEPH CHENIER, nous autnrisc dc Tan
nOnccr CONNIE candidat pour la Legislature de
rEtat, a lrlection de NOycmbre proclaim.
Nous SOmmeS autOriSc a announcer que NJ. \.
L. TRIO est Candidat Il unc reelection CONNIE
RrprGscntant de Ia Par0iSsc st. Landry, Il ltlec-
ton de NOVembrc proclaim.
Nous SOmmeS autOrisG 4 announcer T. II.
THOMPSON, CONNIE candidat pour la chalnbrc
haSse de Ia Legislature, a lflrction de NOvelnhre
proclaim.
RNOllS SnnnncS autOriSG It announcer LUCIEN
DARBY, CONNIE candidat pour In Legislature, 4
lfilnptipn do NnIn1nl1Il 7NIp;.1I,in
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II Juliet, 1872.
Vincent BOagmi VS. EuphrOsimc Nezat Ct
son lMHIi.

NOURDEPAROISSI3, ST. L~ANDRY.-N0. 100
" En- Vrrtu dun writ dc ticri facins. lance par
ParOiSSc It. Landry, dams IL process r~i4lrSSuS in
titult, ct Il moi adTCSSG, ic vcndrai Ell vcntr put
hliHuc, a Ia MHiS"n de COur de la ditr parniSsc,
dams In willie fOpelonSaS, Ir SAMEDI, 3 AOnt,
1872. a unzr heurCs du matin, la propriGtG ri-
apreS dtcrite, SAVIOR
IN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE. &ttuG
dams In Parotsse st. Landry, pres du Port Barre,
cOntrnant cent acres, borne an MOrI par les
tcrres d,EnprOSinc Neat, il Test par les trrrrsd c
Baldwin, al sud pan les trrrrS d'AlcNis Neat ct
a PoucNt par les trrrcs d'EupllroSinc NC2at.
SaiSic par Ordrr de la f0Ur.
COnditiOnS-A IN credit de dOuZe moiS, l'ac-
qucrerr fOurnisSant IN caution avcc DIES securi-
ties suivant Ii lOi.
L. Q. HAYES, Sheriff.
IL Juliet, 1872.
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For DistricG Bud &c,

District, is a candidate, for another term, for
the office he now holds. For what may he ex-
pectcd Of him in his judicial capacity in the
future, he refers to his past services OH the
Bench. q JOHN I. KING.
Please announce me rs n candidate for the
office of Judge of the Eighth Judicial District.
INC. +. MORGAN.
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JACOB EHRHARDT, de Washington, nous
aut0risc de rannoncer CONNIE candidat, pour Ii
place de Coroner, pour Ia ParOiSse st. Landry, il
Ia prOchaine election.
JAMES D. COLE, de Plaqucmin8 BrulGe, est
candidat pour Ia place dc coroner.