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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03
STATE. OF LOUISYANA
Parish OF West FeliciRna.
seventh Judicial District Court-No. 1861.
EdTin T. WtrricL VS.. EoJt7: .NtCUrslaaI.

VIRTUE "fand to satisfy a writ of FL Fa is.
- sued III the above styled suit, from the lonur;,
bic court aforesaid, and 10 me directed, have, s,z
ca anu Will offer for sale il, front of The
in st. Francisviilc, on
Saturday, the 7th day of September
\. d. 1872 at I'll" hour of II o'clock A. 81, of said
'tay the following mentioned and described ,,rnu
ertv, to-wt: pup
Certain pieces parcels and tracts of land SITUATED,
IN the Parish "t West Felicana, contaiu,,," in th,.
aggregate about (0} fifteen h,,n.ly,yl and tiitv my
prnts, with all and singular the buildings and i'm
prOvcments tO.wit: ~ "
LIST. cert in tract of land known as the Sill,
tract containing ahont tl200 twelve hun,lr,, az.
penis more OF less, bounded o the nortl, |,v lands
q S'ockctt hin! Blown. on the sOllt!! ly lands nr
Edward Mrs:rhee and Mrs Mary j. West. on the
east ny the tract known the Home place on tl,r
west ny Thumpsnns Crrtk said tract was ,,n,.
chased ut Probate Sale OF Robert McCu,,slau,l dc,
ceased. "1
~: Another tract of land in said Parish. con-
tanning three lltsn,lre.i cp arpcn,s more. or less
purchased 10y Rotcrt Il McC,,slalul iron, Mrs n
J.. West, on the 18th Of Iuy 1860, by act mss,l be-
fore Dewitt G. Jones, Notary Public, and lmuudr,,
IN tho north by lands OF Robert H. Mct'nns
Mrs. Mary j. West and on the south Ly lands n,
sold with the land. =" ~
Terms of Sale Cash with the benefit of apprais..
ment. fi
o,,,,c .o- ~ F.. v LEAKE.
""So'F-' w. Sheriff.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03
Notice Of Registration.

The Office Of the Supervisor Of
Registration will be open at the
Court House, in St. Francisville,
from Monday September I'd 1872,
to September 3oth, and on the Ack-
lin Plantation on the LIST and I'd Of
October at VIM. H. Strings Store
October 4 and 5 at Laurel Hill,
October Z and s at Eli S. Nor
wood, October 10 and II !; at Star
Hill, October IA and Is and will
close at the Court House on the
26th of October 1872.
Office hours from Z to II o'clock
A. NJ, and from 2 to Z o'clock P.
NJ, Sundays excepted.
All qualified voters who were not
registered in this parish in 1868 and
desire to be registered will come for
ward and cause the same to be done,
also all who have lost their certi-
ficates Of registration, and all those
who have changed their place of
residence, from one Ward to another,
since they were registered will ap
pear and have their present places
Ut ses;<aou.u, y. N4o Ju.y wa.d i'll
which they ecW be at the time of
Election noted upon the books of
registry, and also upon their certi-
Gates (if not lost) they will bring
with them.
All positive information of the de-
mise, removal, or other cause that
would disqualify any registered vo-
ter in this parish at the last registra-
ton from voting at the coming cleo
ton will be thankfully received at
the Office of the undersigned.
SAM'L. N. WHITE,
Supervisor Of Registration,
Parish Of West Feliciana, La.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

IN OBEDIENCE to an order from the Honorable.
= the Parish Court aforesaid. will proceed to
sell i'll front OF the Court House. in st. Francis.
willie, OH
Thursday the 10th day of Sept,
4. d., 1892 at the hour of II O'Clock A. NJ. of said
day, the following mentioned and described prop
erty, tu.wit: f
One tract Of land containing thirteen hundred
acres more or less, being the Home place with ali
the improvements: bnnnl,. on the north by Henry
Stockctt; on the west aud south by Robert Nc.
Cansland; on the east by William d. Posttthwaite
and James Howell.
Also. one other tract Of land situated in the Par.
ISL OF pointe C"'iprc, on Bayou Forochc contain.
'n4 thirtynine alpcnts more or less, front ing on
sail Bayou and known as the lower portion or !;
certain tract of land situated in that parish, ON
bayou Fo,'lorl'c known and designated ON til,
Map Ut the United States Public surrey as lot No.
t3) three of Section No. t1lG) one hundred and six.
teen Of Township M. six Of Range No. nine Eas,
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Terms Of Snlc...On credit OF twelve months
the purchaser to execute note Will, yoO; and
solvent security bearing interest ut the rate q,
eight per cent per anlunl from date until paid Sc
cured by mortgage retained on the property sold
importing Il confession OF Judgment. The costs
will be required to be- paid in United States Cur.
rency.
FELIX V. LEAKE,
stpJ-Te M-sS.I ~. Sheriff.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parrish Of West Fcliciana.
9Th Judicial District Court.

Mrs: Martha Phares, Wife VS.. No. 2433 Allen D.,
ThOms, Husband. "
ny VIRTUE Of and to satisfy n writ of Fl. Fa..
- issued in the above styled suit, from said
@ Sale, n" 1t tEc co%r. 'ss >i IN st.
Saturday the 9TH day of September,
A. d., !872, Mt the hour OF II o'clock A. NJ, ot said
crty, tu-wit: ~" f'''
mne Light Bay Mule. One Two Horse Wagon,
praisement. VI az
,o,s F. V. LEAKE
""s'e@"F'' NV. Sheriff.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

Saigon Sarx advertisements.
~.~1~l~1~1~1~ ~ ~s~1 ~/N1~- ~-~1~S~.~1,
LmoN ADLER, A. LEVY,
OF levy & Adler, Of A. Levy Co.,
Bayou Sara, La. Jackson, La
r EVY & ADLER,
Foot ojthe Hill, near the ". F. Il. r..
Bayou Sara, La
Dealers in
Dry Goods, .G;roc cries, Wines Il Liquor
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
III the dry goods department Of our house will
be found all family reccssaries, such as
Sheetings all sizes and prices; American aud
French Prints; Shirtings, different grades;
Irish and Scotch Linens and Crash Cot
9onalcs Brown and Blcacl,ed bones.
ties; Caslncres Vestings; Trim.
mimss: Fancy Articles such as
Combs, Brushes. Perlnmcry,
Thread, Needles, Pins,
Rubber Pearl Glass,
SILK and Linen,
Buttons,
&c.
We have also q t,nc and well selected stock
Of
Ladies', Gents, Boys and Misses Boots
and Shoes.
-hLSO-
An immense stock OF trimmed goods. for Ladies'
and Misses selected with great care. which We
Offer ut prices which defy competition.
.1-DuI stock being renewed every month, will
always be tOui, fresh AMI of the first quality
Also on hand IL large lot OF furniture aud PlOws
for sale cheap for cash.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish 0f West Fclicinnn.
Parish Court.
Dr. r. H. A. Kaufman, vs. William H. Gray No. 557.
Fl. Fa. in favor of Ben Simmons.

FL Fa. in favor Of Ben Simmons
Ri VIRTUE Of and to satisfy a writ of ri, Fa..
- issued in the above styled suit from sai. Hon
"..ole court am! to me directed, have seized and
Saturday the 9TH day of September
A. d., 1872 ut the hour of ii O'clock 4 NJ ofsoi5
Jay, the following mentioned and described pr"p
ten acres of land and improvements hrlon"in" to
the Snecession Of Maria Gray, deceased, situated
u township three 60 range three (3l west
Terms OF Sale CASH with the benefit of appraisc
aug6.$ 20. Sh'.nr
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

100 BARRELS FULL MESS PORK. of ,rst mack
low prices by JAKE MlTi;iIEii
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

WHlsklEs-Two hundred barrels of ,litfercn-
w brands, at prices ranging from xI.25 To i 10
per gallon. Stock increasing daily at
JAKE MITCfIELL'S
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

IN BARRELS PRIME MESS PORK, Just received
competion, hy JANE MiTc,iE si. "''
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

With the distinct understanding that, if elect
Cd, shall be the President. not Of party hut of
the whole people, accept your nomination, in the
men, North and South are eager to clasp hands
across the bloody chasm which has too long divil-
"a e. the at thy haze been
henceforth remain brethren.
HORACE GREELEY
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03
11I15 . n I Il UT IVC ISIfN
Parish of West Tcliciann.
Parish Court

In the matter of the Succession of Cabel B. Chinn
deceased
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

nj. "nHci''
CABINET MAKER.
Burial Case manufacturer & Undertaken,
Principal street. Bayou Sara La
Respectfully announces to the citizens of this
and adjoining parishes, that he manufactures and
Keeps on hand g""! asset mcnt Collins. Lra,lrn
taskrts always on hand aud tor sale at reasonable
4 new and elegant IIcarse with a fine span o:
horses can bc secured at moderate rates.
JOHN r. IRVINE,
Wholesale and retail Dealer in
GROCERIES, hAND WESTERN
PRODUCE,
Front Street Bayou Sara. La.
Fancy md Staple. Dry Goods, Notions &c
Boots,
Hats.
Cups.
Trunks,
Hnlises,
RMbbcrs,
Hosiery &c.
Gentlcncn's and Boys Furnishing Goods. Ladies'
AMI Youths Dress Goods French, Enmlish ana
american Prints, Bleaclleu and Unblctrhrd ia.
:.:rstics, kersry. Cottona'cs, Drilling, Tickin.s
s'leetlhss ana Shirtinss, Jeans, &c., &c.
IIARDNyARE.AND. CUTLERY.
ALSO
Wood and WiIlow.Warc,
MY stock Of groceries is renewed a|n,est dali,
and will se them At sill sllt atlvaAse ir,n
cost for Cash. ''' ~ W."
the highest market price paid for Cotton.
A. DEcKLRn's
B A r r. DOM.
Front Street. Bayou Sara, La.
Respectfully informs the citizens of west-Fc,ci
"n'cil are served by polite bar.tenders.
share Of public patronage is solicited
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

IN CASKS SHOuLDERS-GREEN AND SMOKED.
&C, just stored by JAEE WIr@'iin;I To''
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

AIMED FRC1TS-1OO Boxes, Peaches, Straw.
~ berries, Pine Apples Blaze cherries. tnr snla n
quantities to suit by JAKE MITlHEII. ~
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

HOGShEADS OF PRIME. CLARIFIED CRUSH.
suit by JAKE MfTHiH!TI'fs 10
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

S00 DOZENS AMERICAN AND ENGLISH HO.
sale by JAKE MiTCiIEI I .o'
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

WlNE,One hundred bs three, four and five
tor sale by JAKE Wi;iiI!Ti tin
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-09-03

Gentlcmcns and Boys Furnishing Goods, Ladies
ana Youths Dress Goods. French, English and
american Prints, Hlrarht,l and Unblc;trhcd do.
::;rstics kersy. Cott"nadcs Drilling, Tickin-s.
sheetinss and Shirtnss, Jcans Ac., &C.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-30
NEW YORK,



New YORK, July 29.-About three O'Clock
this. morning fire was discovered in the large
sugar house on Leonard street. The efforts to
subdue flames were unayailing, and the inmates
of the adjoining buildings removed their effects
and awaited the issue. Both building and
stock were entirely destroyed.
The establishment was owned by Berger,
Hubert & Livingstone. One hundred and fifty
men were thrown out OF employment. One
the adjoining buildings was slightly injured.
The loss is estimated at 100000; fully insur-
The wall fell across the street burying
Michael Downing, who was extricated with
slight injuries t.-
EFT Cefern. ....
81 Governor Randolph denis that he received a
bride of $50, 900 from the Erie ring, az charged
by the New York Times.
The radical wing of the Internationalists of
this city, met yesterday and committee was
appointed to prepare an address to the working
people of the United States, setting forth the
merits of the council and giving the cause of
the last split. .e :..--a
The excise law was strictly enforced in New
York and Brooklyn yesterday, and scarcely a
liquor saloon was found open.
gang of ruffians attempted to rescue prls-
oner from officer Cooney last night. The Off
Ger was badly beaten and in defending himself
shot one of the ruffians named Madden, fata lily
A meeting of prominent Italians was held
last night to make arrangements for the cele-
brations of the unification of Italy. An execu-
i've committee was appointed to consider the
matter. ..- .r.
The chances are against Commissioner Carr
recovery, peritonts having set in.
Mr.. Greeley has engaged quarters for the sea-
son at East Hampton, L. L. He is to deliver
the annual address before the Suffolk County
Agricultural Society next week.
Murder. .I
The coroner,s jury found to-day Jacob Ben
der guilty of numbering Mathew Burke last
Tuesday night .r .r.r .Yt. .4s'us.
vioIence Threatened.
The Post states that the carpenters threaten
violence to the anti hour men.
Tho Excise Law.
Liquor dealers have been sent to prison fol
20 days for keeping open shop on Sunday in
Brooklyn. The law against selling liquor was
openly violated in this city Sunday although
the police were instructed to arrest all the Of
Tenders. The U. S. Treasury to-day paid out
81 100000. -
Commissioner. Carr of Brooklyn will live.
Japanese war Steamer.
The Japanese war steamer Kuroda will be
launched at Brooklyn tomorrow in presence Of
members of the embassy.
Bnse Ball. a.
The Bostons defeated the Atlantics of Brook
Ign to-day in base ball by score IS to IL, aftel
II innings, the Bostons making runs on thei
last inning. .... .. 81.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-30
News and other Items,

Shoemakers in Lynn are to start co-opera-
tive mandatory to-day, $4,000 of the capital
having been paid in.
The Yarmouth Register says the catch of
mackerel, by vessels from Provincetown, is so
far this season unprecedentedly small. The few
fares thus far brought in have been mostly tax
en- by seines. = ~, .l.l r
Sixty indignant women in Carthage, Ind,
went round among the liquor stores one day
last week, and besought them to stop selling to
their husbands. Their remonstrances being
UNDECIDED, they called the next day and made a
complete wreck of every liquor store in town.
There is prospect that we sholl be all able
to keep warm next winter. 1t is estimated
that two and half million stoves will be man.
featured in this country this year. ',
An enterprising Partisan is reaping golden
grains from the manufacture of genuine
Egyptian mummies" for provincial museums,
and to supply the constant demand of tourists
More than one credulous traveller has been per-
mitted to see an old tomb exhumed in the very
shadow of the pyramids and allowed to joyful
~ purchase the bran new Partisan made num-
my carefully inserted therein a night or two
before. . ..,s.s..stt.r +. MALLS.
The following notice appears in western
journal: married june. 26. 1872, by Rev. Mr..
-, Frank T. and Mary A.. Frank T
- will, as heretofore, pay the highest cash
price for all produce" <su
Camping out is now at Its height on the New
England coast. Many islands and beaches are
dotted with the tents of families who spend a
week at the seaside in this primitive manner.
Clara Louise Kellogg is, it is said, making
many captives in London, and among them are
the Dukes of Edinburg and Cambridge. She
refused, some time since, to see the Prince of
Wales, which was regarded as an evidence Of
good Judgment and strict morality; but now,
her critics say, she is quitting French airs,
an odd way of remarking that she spreads her
plumage and ycarns for admiration from any
body and everybody. But who has better
right? And the lady certainly is old enough
and knows enough to take care of herself
The Helmbold property at Long Branch,
comprising Helmbold row, the Clarendon Ho-
tel and adjoining property, was to be sold Satur
day at sheriff's sale. ..gr
Lager beer is the fashionable drink at Long
Branch, and dealers, taking advantage of the
fact, sell compound that defies description
and is sure to produce KatzeJainn,er, if taker
only in small quantities. n .r-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-30

FIRE.-Just before two o'clock a fire. well
underway, was discovered in the block at the
corner of Middle and Temple streets, owned by
j. T. Lewis and occupied by G. L. ingalls,, cloth
ing and furnishing goods on the first floor E.
Proctor, merchant tailor on the second floor
and by HI. B. Harris photographer on the upper
floor. The fire originated from some unknown
cause under the stairs leading from the recep-
ton room of the picture gallery to the operat-
ing room. Soon after the fire was dis
covered, it burst through the windows on
the upper floor but was quickly checked.
All the goods and furniture in the upper rooms
were total loss. Mr.. Proctor's stock was quite
if not entirely destroyed. He was Ensured in
the agency of Messrs. Loring & Thurston for
$4,000. Mr.. ingalls, stock was badly damaged,
but how badly could not be told. The stock
was insured for $4,000 in the agency of Mr.. Web
ster and $4,000 with Messrs. Heath s. Drew
The insurance on the building could not be as
certained. The building was considerably dam
aged both by fire and water. The rooms of Mr..
Harris have been occupied nights heretofore, but
last night the parties usually staying there were
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-30
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Sir James OConnel!, brother OF the late
Daniel OConnell, died in London, Monday.
Secretary Delano has returned from North
Carolina
Spotted Tail and his associates visited Mount
Vernon yesterday.
Edward crsbrar q ooocbmon ~ No,r,ort
R. l., was thrown from his carriage Monday.
Cen Sherman left par;s for Tendon rastor-
dav '-'' -o- -',iu'n so''oi-
-. Inc death OF Juarez on the 18th inst, is con-
ated LOO Doen 'i'usoi-
c.--u SOP %.
Henato tl stevenson Oh Ay., says he can and
Will eau the Ureeley crow. sad. 90. - d. ts 3a.-'
A moulding mill and carriage factory in
49, D W. D1inou -uonu"!' Noss @'''ooo
-, DH Ma; Don3Van, teamster IN the employ OF
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Run Over by the Cars.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
VIII Mead Chilly,


Boston, July 29.-Counsel for VIM. Wad
leigh late discount clerk of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, notified U. S. District Attorney
Mason that he shall offer no objection to in
dictnents found against him for defalcation.
The demurrer which was filed will consequent
ly be argued in the U. S. Court tomorrow.
1t is intimated Wadeigh will plead guilty.
81 Accident. ...
The omnibus running between Boston and
Winthrop capsized yesterday by which Mrs.
Chas Foster of East Boston, had an arm brok-
en-. Mr., Fosters ankle was dslocated and a
lady, name unknown, had leg broken. Sew
eral other passengers injured.
-.r- Fire.
BOSTON, Mass, July 29.-This evening the
tannery of Messrs. Chester Guild & Son, at
Charleston Neck, wooden structure of four
stories, was entirely destroyed by fire. Loss
estimated at $3.50 900; insurance on building and
stock 500, 600. HE Hrf tf
Two fremen were badly injured.
go Oh Suicide.
SPRINGFIELD, July ga widow named
Smith, of Wilbraham drowned her infant and
then herself in that town this morning. Her
husband died some time ago, and his loss and
the birth of her child, said to be iligimate, in
cited her to the act. s-.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-30

A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT-We saw alovely scene
on Sunday, VIII ich shew us that good deeds are
not clean gone from our brethren of the fra
ternity. An ex-printer and editor, taking his
solitary walk and drinking in the beauties of
nature, to which his soul is close akin came
up with two children of the Emerald Isle, one
little larger than the other; but the one bound to
carry the other homeland each crying, but the
smaller one the louder, of course Here was
new complication, not set down in his pro-
gramme. The facts were soon learned. Strayed
away-tired GUITAR yet from homeland the
larger one unable to toll it through with the
child in his arms As he drew these facts out,
the little ones upturned their faces to this new
found salvador. Heavens how dirty! Tears,
and dirt, and Crime! They had cried and
sweat, and rubbed it in, and cried again, till
the landscape of dirt could not be extended!
What should he do, "leave the dirty darlings to
their fate?" Not much That would not be
in keeping with his established kindliness So
he took the little one in his arms, and the tired
elder toddled behind! How the dirty biped
bawled as it was toted along! So at first But
soon it sunk into the arms Of Morpheus. Then
il had four strong arms around it, At last, the
haven heaves in sight 1t was in the Irish re-
gion-and the children began to gather. "Sir,
what is the matter with your baby?' cries ono
little Micky. whist, you ugly little divil,
you," said another, don't you sec the child s
daddy is taking him to the priest to have him
baptisedr' "By jabers, he better wash his face
then, or the Holy wather won't touch hmp'
And thus he patiently plodded on and was pelt-
ed with the hot shot Of these sharp little gutter
snipes. At last he drew near the exodus Of his
labors. Up flew the windows. They knew the
baby! "Poor dear, is it deadp A sharp snort
sent that theory to the winds. Windows wer,
lined with kindly faces. The sympathy tina
poured out of those apertures for this unknown
trouble, was lovely as the day. At last, will
tired arms, our friend unloaded. The littl,
bundle of dirt and tears fell on it mother
breast, as precious boon as ever mother re
ceived-and the worthy typo departed lighte
and kindlier man for having done good deed
for good deeds done induce others to follow, til
the heart becomes great garden of love ant
goodness.