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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
Fora honest eao IN the West.
EoK ~ Ra
PeNkSYl JANA CENTRAL R. r.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
OR PIT T 8 b U r q
And all places in the West, Southve.t a..
NorthDest.


Thsline affords uneQ ed nd " em snts to psr.
sons desiring cheap and passage to tn
est aud deserves particularly the attention Of al
such as desire to avail hemselve of the Homestead
Isii passed by the last Congress.
Tho Pennsylvania Contr al Railroad. with its cor
uecting lines, by III miles the shortest route to
Chicago aud other pr"minen aces in the West and
IL also the quick cheapest and best route To al
prom n ent places in the Southwest and Northwest.
Passengers are forwarded in 90 and airs
Passenger Cars. furnished With cushion sd seats With
moveabe backs water tanks. stoves, in Winter. and
With such other are requisite for th
colnfort 81 families.
Through ticketsa sold to sllprominentp plncesi,
the West. .Southwes and North west, at about ha!
the usual fret class fare.
Children under five years old free. and chilaren
petwesn the ages I've and twelve years pay nslt.
price.
Bsggase echecked and forwarded BY the Ame tvsio
With the passengers; tyPounds ofbaggsgs ear.
::ed free 60 every full passenger.
The train lesves daily except Spndays and ticket
must be procured and baggage delivered ut the office
No. ll6 Mark ct street. BY 8 O'Clock. p. NJ.
by addressing the undersigned he will torw wsrd b
return of mail. freq scircHlar contsnins
complete price list. map, = correct copy
Homestead Law. asd give such oths! inlor rnst,on
| oftbs Pennsylvania Railroad Company
| No. ll6 Market Street, Philadslphis
Philsdslpbia. June n. tasa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
cost of Travel in Europe.

p.,. f,o,a an Old Mrcham-Now that
.roraan travel has become one of the favo-
~ american fashionable fOibles, and is
ooi thing to indulge in'whcn one is able to
n Il the following suggestions from an old
ssrchapt who has had business relations
,ith France for twenty years, and resided in
b.ris. for the past six, will be OF vaiue and IN
tsason. The writer, whose letter appears in
hs New YORK Commercial Advertiser, says:
From London to Paris there are two routes
onch more pleasant than the regular mail, and
\ shout half the price. The first is by way
Il Southampton. Take the morning train
|rom London, visit the ruins of Netty Abbey,
sta A trip to the Isle of Wight by tho
Ittle steamer running every hour, and return
d time to take the steamer for liavrt. You
nav remain In Havre u few hours seeing the
blsce or 70 direct, stopping over one train at
.Oueu W see the cathedral. The other route
4 by Dieppe. The fare, first-clasS, from Lon
aon to Paris, via southampton Or Dieppc, is
opIy "a francs, or $3.50.
On arrival in Paris 10 to the Hotel Chat
ham, Hotel d II ollande, OF Hotel des DcuX
Nondes (Ren d. Autin) At the Hotel Chat
ham the price at tdble d h0te for dinner is 4
francs, and the fare Is quite equal to the din
ners at tho Grand Hotel, English is spoken at
coffee, chocolate, or tea, and bread and butter
costing tU y. francs. Breakfast may be
obtained at tile "Cafe Miscr," opposite the
Grand Opera. for 2H francs. Dine at the
hotel for or francs. Price for three meals,
TX to 81 francs per day-Or 81 IS per day.
On going to Switzerland, purchase a 6ttet
de voyaqe (voydge c'rculdire), good for one
-frst-class entire trip-fOr 80
francs, or $27. 80. This takes you to Heneva
then north through Switzerland. by the
railway route. with coupons for all the roads,
dilgences, and boats to Basle; thence tt
Strasbourg and back to Paris. A cheap tril
can also be made for 80 francs, or S22 80
from Paris to Strasbourg, Baden Baden
HedelburH., Frankfort, Mayence, down til,
Rhine to Cologne Brussels. aud back tt
Paris. .=E.
A trip to Europe can be made ch-aply an,
in short time. II you are limited to fort,
days, say that you leave New York July 2J
arriving in Liverpool on the 3Oth-in L0ndol
three days-tO Paris via Southampton, visit
Metley, loves, ROuen, two days--in Pari
four rdays-Switzerland eight days-back t
England two days, and home in ten days
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
WILMINGTON AND READING a q

Ass&l|I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Nay 3tA !:
Xl8s2. (oundays excspeed,t Trains Will
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23

The business will be continus1 q N. 3. rornytk
Of Second and French streets by the und ersig1 "a
the late firm. ThSnkiu for past fAvors to the lste
firm, he ,oisetis C cont,naAres u pstr9u1Es IRON
an Zee satisfaction in all cases.
mAya-3mdkw W. HAMMOND,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
&la'abfrs, and Gas fitters.
lVUK/ ,NOX/ LODM

WY sAved u MONsy earasdne
H., Ren TO good advantage ture d,
Ss s nov to do it sousa may say
moue 's simple and this thway..
AtNo. 2ls ws.SrM I.tTss.
IHn.u4 ~ md gss burner that 10 complet
An% A"Hrns i!. lens kas than any other,
anu rivals it has not another.
Mssse@dsno 1850 no argument to show
DO nv rwuIoslie \ jackson IL tho place to go
Win. ~ y, fixtures. burners and gloke,
psr",a.' "a'cn their shop Is plsntifuIiy slowed.
our prcs.A s'oa, sxAiniss aud be convinced lhat
'"ss are ~ low ~ the lowest.
auk A. asn GILLESPIE + JACKSON,
-A.5stsaL 2l5 West Fourth stIsst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23

Tue CHARGE Ol $IU pet DAY m England VIII
cover railway expenses. The Queens
Hotel. st. Martins Letiland, Opposite the
postofhce,) London, is good family house
rooms from Is. to Is. per day-Order what you
IKE The best restaurant in London is the
.Viaiety," on the Strand near the Charing
Cross Hotel--dnner admirably served, B. 6d.,
exclusive Of wine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
Of Co-rAkrNERsGIP.

Notice is hereby given that that parthe hership n
heretOt ore existing between the undersignet up
der the firm name OF Hammond 4 Lesry, carriage
builders. is this day Dissolved BY nqfua! cosseSt.
= 80 W. HAMMOND. !
j. W. LEARY,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
Pennsylvania Cenlral Railroad.
@W44N llHi.1 p

After P. NJ. SUNDAY. November 18th, 1871.
hetrains of the PcDnsy in Central k. K. Isa,S
the Depot. at 3lst and Market Streets, which is
reached directly by .he Market Street Cars. the
and Market treetsthirty minutes before its depar-
ture. The Chestnut and Walnut Street cars run
within one square Of the ID. pot.
SLEEPiNGCAk TIcKErs can be had on application
Atthe Tick Ofice. North -westcorner ofNint and
Chestnut Streets. and atthe Depot.
AGENTS OF THE UNION CRArsHER CoMPANy will
call for and deliver baggage at the Depot. Orders
left at No. 90l Chestnut Street. No. ll6 Market
street. vii! receiy attention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23
Bailroad Eiues.
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud 6a'ti
t more Raill0aa.
TIME TABLE.

'"I TIME TABLE.
Csn...ns.ns MoEhAY. June 81. 1877: T,.n. VIII ie.v
wAy,MAIL rkAiS :. $50 tsund.y. ssespssaJ ior
s.is;ots topping 4. sll k.ss. STATIONS; connreu
.sn with smyrna Brauch Railroad snd Nsryisn and
ps'awais EA.o"i. at Ha,rins!oa with Ju1ston aud
r.-wa,e IL I.oad. At b.lW.r ~nh hA.'.rn ssors
ka,l,oa.. w." ""'"''' '"' '''''''A'
Sxfnsan ..n TAN I'M M ..n a. tsn",.ys .1ssp,ss! ,.
p-rystil- and .Avrs-i--ttac- Connects at ~.i-
gxrkEss TRAIN ..4w r. ii. ] ,S%"i.y. .re.p.4d,) o,
sstn'ottAud I'd ashngt lion storpihe atc hr-isi Thur
.o..S.~sx ElHt.n East. 1harirs.ssn a. fs.s
,,iis H.'"-ds-,',ae~ ADrrrrn ferrymsns. .kds-
NIahTExpKkss .,iLsur. dai, .ior nl.,morsand ash
a'aeca. S.w.rs Es.oa. S"r,s- k.... " @s,",,'i,".
mayt.-ie trace. .sr,yma".- and Msroiia
wiLMi.GroN TRAINS
IssS 1ots ~ @@asIss1a s sSs
LEAVE wiLnisaIos - ~ 80 @.ua sio NJ. ~. 800
,.op hs.-ssa - Chester ."d rn'l.a-lrh. on sunday
leave Wilmington St6a, pM
Arsenal !unetnn by stree. car. WIN the osVA Nj.
| PHILA. AMP aALro CANrkAL K 4. TRAIsA,
s.s.s .%a S:ri.i : o:*' and f''
Sa; @ r"1i =. 20" 49, u rS.1ssn .as s..us %
days al $50 y. Phsi- iohia ioi Choste, H-ghI.
| ~ - Y. IN. f6tiairlpha Tor Oxford al 90 =
| Wednesday, sha s.tuiiays 30 y. VI, The 10 Ia
tram stots At all stntioEs besween Philadelphia
l Lasiokin.
Leave Port Deposit PhsdsIp ha ruuc sys excepted 81
va ~ III aud !3 +. IN Oxford tor fhiiai- pbiA Al
6iO ~ IN, Lhnii'- t"id for Phll.i-lp pbis 20
SUNDAY. leh- rh,sd-lphis tor oxford SO =. m.
| leave oStoi tor fhl l,i-lphis 5 ~ u. m.
Trans leaving "iDstun al d. .@3 T..
conect ~ lsinokiu Junction with the 7uU m,
ASi y M tFA,ns tot fhIiai-lphiA aud ,lttner- Cen
| iIAl Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS EXON BALTIMORE
.EAvE wIlhlNIToN a. 10 ~ la' ~. s..2. lOso ?. )
| CHESTER For PHILADELPHiA.
LEAiE CHESTER Al N. 81. sS3 s4o and II % A. ~
l2H. 2N. al $751; Gil. 1856 aud los NJ.
From BAu,otet TO fhiladei pits. Leave Bsltnote Al
| An. Way Mail. y.A5 Az, LrpT@s , Is y. Al ~
press 1aaP, VI. EXPRESS II or. EAif-ss
FroH BALTIMORE tort Doporithad ute me station
| at5NUrM
Accommodation ainfroi Porl Deposit III
viil-At6 u AM toi Baitim,ofeSnd tntetMsiiAts ~,
| tious.
| TRAINS FOE BALTIMORE
| Leave Chester A. t2LS spt y IL a. sud IS
Leave Wilmington at Il s. Is and 10 O2 ~ los
S.7 F.
Il SUNDAY TRAIN PKOM BALrIAoRE.
Leave. BsiliWoie ~ % ~ stopping Al MaPnona Perry
msus Aberdeen. Hav IL
town. Mouth Esst. Eikt.n. Newark. stanton, New
" KENNY sup-ribteuienb
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23

The Nj xed Train will run subject to dsisys Incl
dent freight business and will stop Uuy Vt sta
iinhs where time is given. t-
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Lsav. New Castle tor W.ln,ng!.n and rhnadI
and ilm,n gton st 100 p. A.. Ser Nss Csstie.
SMYRNA BRANCH TkAiNS.
Additional to those above lea, smyrna for Cley-
ton rs q. w., and 1885 p. m.. Leay Clayton for
Smyrna840 y. m., and 2.OV y. W.. to make eopnsc-
tion with trains to and from Dover, and stations
south. .-..
CONNECTIONS. a
At TOWNSEND. With the Kent County and Queen
Anne's i Kent RsilrOYJs.
At CLAY TON, with Mary land and Delaware Rail-
road.
Al HARRINGTON. with Junction and Brsakvs-
ter kailroad. .--.-., -., q.
| At STAFFORD with Dorchester and Delaware Rail
| Al DELMAK, with n~stern Shsrs Rsilrsad. snA
Wicomico and focom0ke ksilruxd.
| ti II. r. KkNNEY. 6art.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23

SOuLneTH T1NPTtss, EXP'eSS, Eft6
and Buffalo i Ntasara Express leave daily. All
other trains daily. except Sunday.
Erie Mail and Buffalo and Niagara Express leav-
ing saturday night. run only to WillaInsport
Cincinnati Express runs daily; on Saturday night.
only running To Harrisburg.
THE WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
runs daily. except Sunday. For this train tickets
must be riocured. and baggage delivered by $40
Y. ~. at lis Market Street.
Sunday Train No leaves PHILADELPHIA $40 A.
NJ; arrives Pa0li $40 a. NJ. sunday Train No. =
leaves Phil ,delphia $40 Z. NJ. arrives Paoli ! Is
T.. NJ.
Sunday Train No, I leav es Paoli 10 A. NJ; ar
riv o. .Ph,Iadeiphia s.25A A. NJ. sunday Train No 2
leaves Paoli 500 P. NJ: arrives Philadelphia 6.lO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-23

JOHN +. F.VANLEEK. Jr. Ticket gent. al Ghost,
mt street;
FRANCIS NIX. 1ieketAgent LII Market Street.
SAM'L II. WALLACE. Ticket Agent vt b. leror.
The Pennsylvania Kail koAd Co. i'll not assume
Any r.sk Tor baggage. except 10. wearing apparei
aud limit their responsibility to one hundred dol,
lars in value All baggage exceeding tn at atntun,
ipvaue vi b. al the risk OF he owner. nnisss ta.
seph y are.isl contract A. CASSATl,
den !. Altoana-Pa.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-12
Demonstrating Love. .


The National Republicans writer on
the FashfAns, Dolly Warden by name,
gives the following as an introduction
to Il report of fashions; and she is
evidently a sensible woman, if hername
is Dolly Warden:
| am sure | am not the first woman or
man, who has written and laughed at
the interchange of sweet caresses be-
tween young married people andlovers,
In my opinion such people whOare ever
lastingly "On the gush" make love a
mere surface matter. For surely where
adcep, honest and unchanging affection
exists between two people it is not ne
Cessarry to their happiness that it should
constantly be bubbling over, with not
Ven the presence of strangers being
sufficient to allay OF cause a temporary
cessation Of demonstrations. There are
some people old fashioned enough to
believe in IOve-that perfect love in
which the wife feels that her whole
heart and being are bound up in that OF
her husband's-that love which he re-
turns, and to either Of them, like unto
the SiameSe Twins, separation could
only bring death. TO such real lovers,
this endless kissing, etc, is entirely
superttuOus. They only need to know
that down i'll each heart there is q bot
tOmleSs well of lOve-a Wellthat cannOt
be reached OF ruffled by the little out
side incidents and occurrences of the
world. Now. there, my idCalIOvers can
kiss, and do kiss just as well, and with
ten times more the meaning and effect
than do the same OumglOve-sick couple
| saw going up i'll the car last night. Nc
doubt to the young MAJ thelittle loving
appropriation touch Of her hand ON his
arm and shoulder was most sweet anJ
interesting, but really to the outsider
(and in this case, all persons save
Lothian, are Oblige to be out in the cold,
it was supremacy and delightfully."- ridi,
culOus. But [ started to tell how my
model lovers kiss. When they are alone
in that sweet solitude so dear to them
this wOman can be as much of Il young
girl i'll her soft, sweet caresses and ten.
der little sayings, as either you or
could. But, then, she has the good scnst
ply for show" but only for the man tC
whom she has given her heart. and-hc
| why he loves her more and hOnOrs hel
more for it every time the thought of j
enters his head. A man don't like Il
parade his love. To a noble, pure,
hearted man, there is nothing mOrerc-
I voting than that his love and thatO of the
woman he would call wife, should be
laid out to the cold unSympathiZing eyt
OF the stranger.
| believe | am getting lost in my
thoughts. Where was /? don't know
save that ! shall 60 back and r~eiteratt
that | neither like nor believe in over.
demOnStratiYB 1--we.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-12
FER Police Bury.

Mr., EDITORIAL the solicitation or numerous
friends and voters, you will please announce me
"a a candidate for the Police Jury, from the
First Ward. pos LOUIS hlUftAtSpI
The Fifth Ward authorizes us to annOunce !,
C.. CHACHERE ~ @ candidate t0r the Ponce
Jury, from said ward.
The Fourth Ward authorizes us to announce
THEOPHILE S. FOSTEEOT as n candidate ff
the Police Jury, from said ward.
We are requested to announce IOHS RD1tbS
Il candidate for the POIiccJnry, from the sceoh"
Ward. 4b;s
Police Jury Ward. DIR. J. L. mar GOn-
aented to RIM as a candidate fOrthc fOiIce jury
FROM this the First Ward. ,,or,,pc
REM &. NCDD is a candidittt IGr the roiito
Jury, from the Third Ward. roapu
Ne are authorized tp AiinotAee 4tOMEFE
DTHIG a. o candidate for the Police jury Tronl
va are authorized to announce DALLAS 3.
HAYES rs q candidate for the Police Jury from
the Fifth Ward. ro,;o.
.Turv. from the Third Ward.
Ma ", y. REYNOLDS IL a candidate for the
Police Jury. from the Third Ward.
THEODULE FOSTESOr is a candidate lF
the Police Jury, from the Third Ward
", G. JOHNSON Of COulGc CrGcher mas con
seuted, at the solicitation of bis friends 10 ee-
come q candidate Tor the Police jury, from me
aeeond Ward.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-12

We call the attention Of our readers
to the card of L. E. LeBeau, Commission
Merchant for the sale of Live Stock in
New Orleans. MI. LeBeau has resided
all his life in Louisiana, and is well
known throughout the State. Having &
perfect knowledge of the business il
which he is engaged, we feel certain
that he will give satisfaction to all OF
our citizens who may see fit to patronizt
him. The house is ably represented by
Mr.. Chretien, the travelling agent, whC
is at presenter Il visit to our town. From
his success during the few days he has
been among us, we predict that his visit
will prove one of considerable interest
to our shippers of stock as well as the
house.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-12

At recent meeting of the Liberal
State Central Committee, as suggested
by Mr.. William Mouton in his letter of
the gath Of Sept. to Tom Bynum, Esq,
chairman, his name was withdrawn
from the fusion ticket as q candidate
for Congress in the third congressional
district, and that of Ebert CAN'T, of
st. Landry, was substituted. Mr. CAN'T
is q prominent planter of this district,
where lie has resided for thirty-fve
years, and it is held that his name will
greatly strengthen the ticket. He was
first nominated for the position by the
delegates from the district in the late
Liberal State Convention, and, instead
of receiving a new nomination is simp-
" reinstated on the ticket.-[Bat0n
Rouge Advocate,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-12

Don Piatt, writing from the White
Sulphur Springs to the Washington
Capital, says:
. The paternal author of the belle here,
it is said, the other day, shortly after his
return to the springs, was approached
by a youth who requested a few minutes
conversation 10 private, and began /:
/" | was requested to see You, sir, by
y9 !. !. lgSy "nSa d a,ss t in+o9 Our attachment tpn en-
rent briskly, / don't know what that
girl of mine is about. You are the
fourth gentleman who has approached
me this morning on that subject. |
have given my consent to the others,
and I give it to you. God bless you"
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-12

All of that stern and unc0mpromising
integrity and responsible sense of duty,
which had nee characterized the rank
and file of the great Democratic party
which had only with occasional inter
walls, governed and developed this
mighty republic with all its vast re-
sources. paled, sank and fell before the
temptations that beset it.IOpelousas
Courier, Oct. 9th.
The above sweeping coAdemna-
nation of the men who compose the
Democratic party, would have graeed
the columns of the National Republi.
can, and had it appeared there, would
excite no comment ; but, coming from
the sOurce it does, it is a very unkind
and gratuitous charge.
Whenever We have INDUCED IN stric
lures against TINT organization, they
have been directed against the leaders
and against the policy of that party
We had no thought Of fmpugning the
iateortty of individuals ; because Demo
Gratis, as men. have as much "uncOmpro
missing integrity and sense Of duty" d
other people. The Courier allows NJ
such distinction, but charges that 18th,
rank and fe of the great Democratic
party paled, sunk and fell before TIL
temptations that beset it,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-12

During the week ending September
2sth ult., Mr.. A. D. Coco resigned the
editorship of the Marksville Register,
and the position was Immediately filled
by Mr.. J. w. Decks. On Friday of the
same week Mr.. Decks became i'll, and
died the following day, Saturday, the
same day the paper was publised. The
announcement of his assuming control
of the paper, and the announcement of
his death, appeared in its columns at
the same time. --s 4gsr.
This reminds us of an incident some
what similar, which happened in this
parish, about two years ago. We pub
ished the announcement of a gentle
mans marriage and the announcement
of his death, at the same time, both
taking place within two or three days
Of each other. ar
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-12

DY virtue Of the power in me vested by law, I
D win proceed to sell at public auction, for
cash, without the benefit Of appraisement, at my
ONCE, in the Canrt House Of the Parish q 81.
Landry, ia the Town Of 0pelpusas, ON saturday,
lie 2nd day OF November, 1872. commencing
at IL A. H., and continuing frfnl day today. if ne
eessarg, the following prapefty, seized by me to
satisfy debts due to the state or Louisiana
by delinquent taxpayers Of the Tax Roll of 1870,
with all cost and penalty, to-wit-
Que fourth lot of ground assessed in the name
of the estate of Mrs. Jane Winkler, situated III
the town of Washington. being one fourth OF lot
40. 81. corner of Vine and Main streets, together
with all the buildings andimproyement thereon.
state Tar nj 18ro 50 Is
90 d. E. sITTIG, Collector.
oct, f2-4t,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-12
Eu.s.e sf yshn e. Frith.-No. 25a7.

cTATE OF LOUIsIAHA.-PARIsH COURT,
- st. Landry.-Wherfas, William NJ. Firth, 6f
the Parish Of st. Landry, AdInipistrateur Of the
estate OF john E. Firth, deceased, hafing filed
a tableau OF classification Of debts and account
of administration of said estate, accompanied
by his petition praying for the hOmolOgatiOn OF
the same:
And whereas the prayer OF said petition has
been granted by an order OF court, bearing date
October 9th, 1874.
Now, tnerel9rs H4aieS, - heFeoy gwen TO "a
tableau in writing at my office in the town Of
Opelousas, within the lime required by law, why
the said tableau should not he hOm0l0gated and
confirmed. JOSoD ID. RICHARD Clerk,
october u, Ia12-m&l,
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TAN COLLECTOR'S SALES

RY virtue of the power in.Iaa vested by law. l
cash, Without the benefit ne <GAffs ppra "ScTlST: 'S at
landry, in the Town Of opsiS0O: }os, ~ " saturda rS.
the 2ndday OF November. 1872. PulmGncing ut II
O'Clock. \. 81, and continuing .SOm day to dav,
il necessary, the following prt4erty, seized by
me to satisfy debts due to the State Of Louisiana
and to the Parish of st. Landry, by delinquent
taxpayers Of the Tax Roll of 1870 and 1871. with
al! cost and penalty. tO-wit-
A certain tract OF land assessed in the name
or Mrs. Nellie Amos, situated ON Lower Plaque
mines, measuring about so acres. bounded
north by lands Of James MOutOn, south by lands
of Joseph Gnllry, and west by Bayou Plaque
mines, together with all the buildings and m-
provements thereon.
State and Parish Taxes for 1870 and 1871 S?3 SC
80 d. {. S1TrIG, Collector.
not 1D-A+
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-12

TpY virtue Of the power inme vested by EaWt I
ID will proceed to sell at public auction, for
cash, without the benefit OF appraisement. at
MY office, in the Court House Of the Parish OF
st, Landry, in the Town of Opelousas, on satur-
day, the 2nd day of November, 1872, commencing
at ii o'clock, A. NJ, and continuing from day 70
day. II necessary, the following property. seized
lana and to the Parish Of st. Landry. by delin-
! anent tax@yers Of the Tax Roll of 1870 and 1871,
| with ali cost and penalty, to-wit-
Onfzime Henry FOntenot, situated III Prairie
| MamOuth, measuring 24s acres, bounded north
| 6Y lands of Antoine Boisdore. south b.. lands Of
| Jacques Bacon, east by public lands and west by
lands Of Onfle Gnillory, together with all the
| buildings and improvements thereon.
| state and Parish Taxes for 1870 and 1879 500 GA
39 u. G. SITTIG, Collector.
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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-12

% ~
Hon. VIM. Mouton withdraws from
the Fusion ticket to give place to
Hon. Ebert Can't, WHO claims to be s
Liberal Republican, And at the same
time Hon, Effngham Lawrence takes
the place of Hon, Hugh j, Cambell for
Congressman, LIST District, on the same
ticket, the latter gentleman having
been promoted to the position of Flee
tor for the same district. BY the time
they get though manipulating that tick
ets its best friends won't recognize it.
Never was there seen in Louisiana such
ehild's play among. intelligent men as
these constant changes. AweathercCck
is not more changeabie. By and by,
with such conduct, the GRANTEES viii
sweep everything before them, and then
we will have more promiscnous swear
ing than vas eyerdone by amongrelpO-
Htieal party in the days of this countFy's
existence. win intelligent men never
learn common sense 2-rSugar Planter.