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7 POWERS Il son.
~. COMMISSION MEkCH ;\T>

~. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Who'll ESALE rRODuCf AND PROVISION
DEALERS.
iJID FAST MAI% STREET,
have the following goods "u haad AMI tor >a'' -"
rr;;sGnabc terms:
100 barrels tXTRA FLOUR. "iUrc hrtH,i''
1850 barrels SUPER FLOUR. ct"ir" hr.'E''.:
$50 barrels Cuuh & Lyman FAMILY Fhpt L.
IS hogshc4GS No. SHOULDER BACON,
Is hoyshcads CLEAR RlE->!pE>.
81 t!erc,.s SUGAR-CGRED tAHEA>SaD itNS'
800 barrels clioice EARLY ROSE SEED f"lA'
TOiS. 49,
$50 h4rrcis choice JACKSON WHITE SEED 70
TATOES, ..,...,.-.
600 barrels pEACilB;o" SEED FnFAl"h>'
choice SO 1: ......,;,...
so TrrcIs extra curly GOODRICH roiAIhE>'
for seed.
500 bushels WHITE SPRING OATS,
loo hirrcls NORTHERN AtPLF>,
EOS bags choice PEANUTS.
rs tus choice ROLL BUTTER,
lao buAes BRCCt.'H SOAK.
100 bags Y. PEAS.
no bushels WHITE CORN.
50 boxes hest London LAYER kAfSiNS. NH .
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APP 2;
By Cook q Laughton, Auctioncers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets

BY Cook Y LaughtOh' AuCtI1ncoI9'
corner Franklin and Governor Streets
cTOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
. &c, At hUCTIUS.-On MONDAY the 18th
instant al 10 o'clock Will sell ut the store corner
az ST James aud Uuval streets an assortment OF
GROCERIES,, . .s... ..
LIQOURS, &c,
comprising such an assortment OF Wel-seiected
goods rs is usually found In frst-class retail estab-
lIshment. -,o,, u-u1
of the store which Is considered nrs-rate stind.
COOK & LACGHTON,
,no; Auctioneers.
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By Isbcll s. Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoncers,
Eleventh street between Main and BaflK.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
u HOUSE AND LOT, On THE GOR ~ ~ ~
C4TiiARlNE AND sMlTi sTRE ', IT, as nyT
Court of the city Of Richmond entered on the lith
day of April. lai3 IN the case of Toler rs. Wooa g
ais, The undersigned. special cotnmissI 10 WI
DAY the 3Oth day OF April. 1873, AZ - O'CLOCK T. a
that BRICK House aud LOT situate ana heinS as
above stated, subject to Tie contingent rght on
of Z,rah God he LOT fronts IS feet OH Cafharllle
street and runs back lM feet inches. 8
TERMS Enough IN cash to pay all expenses o,
s,ie and costs of suit and as to the residue, upon
credit of one two and three years from day OF SAFE
the credit instalmens to bear interest from Jay o.
sale and the purchaser to give neRotlape n9tes VIZ
endore. d for The credit p,yments ana the tlt 10
retained Until all the purchase money Is pala ana
'"H' ''""o- - w. JOSIAH LEAKE.
w. X. VIM,
". W. COSBY,
,,os speclal Commissioners.
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By Max Heymrn & Co.. Auction"ers.
THXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
SALE

on WEDN ESUA1, 3UTII fNhT@Nf'
consisting Of
500 cases BOOTS AND SHOES.
a., ~. ~, Irrpe and attractive assortment OF
KEA,,Y-MADE CLOTHING, ,.ocr
FUREIGN and DOMESTIC DRf HooDS'
FIR and " Oct HATS.
STRAW GOODS, PARaSOLS. &c.
viii also sell ,uli and attractive line OF
LADitS' and CIIlLDRtN'H LINEN, LAM
W0pn., etc, plain ana embroidered, suited tor
tIrst-cl LIS ret all trade.
The above sale offers an excellent opportunity LOT
the IF de TO secure desirable goods tereaf BARGAINS.
The goods will be closed out without reserve IN lois
to suit purchasers MAA Hfi1 MAJ ;, a. 49,,
ap 23-WF,N,W
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BY Lyme / brother,
Auctionccrs anil Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street.

VACANT LOT, ON TWENTY-FiFTH
Y BETWEEN X AND S:,TREEiS. FOX SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on The premises, on
SATURDAY the :6th OF April. 1873, at : o'clock
y. NJ, fronting Oh thh west line OF I"cnfy-illin
street "GXi:5 feet 10 an alley III common u !tc
wide. ~ .
TERMS: AT SUE LYME L BROTHER.
-, Au tiuu.crS
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81
nv Redwood & Crcnshaw, AucuohSefs'
No. la2o Main street.
r-rr1oN sALE.-We will sell at our
a store this MORNING, commencing Ut hait-
Epse sri p @;isoS CHAMBER SUITS;
JIFpSSY LlSD, MAHOGANY, WALNUT, and
CorTAGE BEnSTEADS;
NEW and SECONDHAND MATTRESSES,
GROCKERY and GLASSWARrs ,,,os
EEk kS,'YI soArs, TEAS, cIGARs, &C.
apps FEDnooD d ShENShH".
Will lie added to The ahoyG sale large lot of
TO I've sold without reserve, With which the sale VIII
commence. We ask tho attention OF the trade: -.
apps REDWOOD Y CkENsHAM.
BY Cook & Laughton, Auciioneers'
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ENC
IL I.ISH CHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS,
CROCKERY. &C, AT AUCTION Ibis "a
at 10 O'Clock we will sell al our a"cuoh-ioo'''>"
eWOISEiioi.D and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
en- Srscing the usual variety OF housekeeping afn-
CITES $3.50.
sriavcwood & Sons celebrated PORCELAIN
OPAQUE CHINA, consisting of
nISNER SETS Of :sl pieces each,
aTEA SETS of IL pieces ctch.
a TOILET SETS OF II pieces,
200 dozen ENGLISH PLATES:
large assortment OF
Sour and SAUCE TrREESs,
COVERED DISHES.
CUPS and SACcERs.
FLAT anu DEEP DISHES,
BowLS, MUGS.
For sale uiva!eiy, one SODA FOC NTATN, COM
pletc. Cooh i LACtihloH,
ap.5 Auctonccrs.
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'l,HE OLD AND RELIABLE SrAND.

:. :. CARTER.
successor of ;hclate concern Of Carter 4 thr,,i',
has opened at the pc-knu~n st,nd 80 hAiN
STREET with i large stock of FAMILY ER," r.
BlES, entirely and fr sh. Ill Kin Is 81 an
aud FAMILY GROCERIES viii Dc constantly Kept
Oh hand.
call from the public Is respectfully re'ineS.H.aS
the reputation of The house VIII bt tGliy 'ssciin'"
by the occupant, hl"t
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

IT L. CROUCH & CO.,
IL REAL ESTATE
AUCUONEERS AND BROKERS.
opr,cr X ,rrns.I BANK OF VIRGINIA BUILDING,
ropvru ELEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Auction sales Of real estate speciality. ncai
o,t.,te nurcnnsed and sold on commission. Parilcu-
ie ,.tintion To renting property. Loans ncsotla-
ted on real estate and other SECURITIES ap I'in
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DsssOLUT.esS 4 PARTNERSHIPS.

PARTNERSHIP .-The undersigned
" on the 10Th day of January. tHi3, i"rn"iS
limited partnership under the IrnuaIDe OF hii-
TAkEE, MANNING & BOWMAN for tic hrr-
pose of conducting Grave! and Slate -RoohmS' th-
hing, Plumbing, and Gas-fttins Business. k'>if't-
fully solicit, Il share. of III" public patronage
prom islns prompt and faithful execution "t anN
and NIL work enr;sci Ia them, and !r:t~,n,hir
char: y j. l.. WliirrAhEk,
4. MANNING
NJ. BOWMAN.
0licc, iiis Cary street shop, 2S2l MAIN
street ,
Thankful IL my friends and The public sor ih"it
patronage Ia the past | can promise them thsi All
orarrs cntt listed :u the new concern VIII E
promptly attended 10 In the future.
ap SLIM i'll. WilirTAktE.
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by Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers'
No. 1873 Main street.

VALUABLE SMALL FARM ~ POW
' HATAN COUNTY. NEAR THE HI,; Is
NOT SPRINGS. FRONTING On JAMES JANE. III t ~
eth of Nav, In front OF the United states CUSTOM
house on Bank street. we " II SELL at y nosE ~"
If not sold privately before, the YAbU MDt hI.
FARM located rs above des.i ibed now occupied %!
Mr. L. Davis. containing ONt: HUNDRED AN1 9
FORTY-FIVE ACRES-mincty.!vc acres IN s0 ".
timber. balance In cultivation Ihe lmnroH,rIan
ro"ins and BODYBUILDING. In nice order: also. nm
orchard of l0) frut-trce Of choice variety IN oea'
Ing. ,, s,,,r f,rr,s In
the county, and can e purchased at one-hai lis re
value. a ,ua,yo
months, with Six yer cent. interest aGueq
o' ~ ~ HILL 6 GODDIN,
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i AUCTION sAAEg-..Fuiure Days
j by Grnbbs & Williams, $500
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents, ~ I
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF "A BUILDING
IOT ON FIFTH STRFET, PEWS IN
f,t1IIRCfIEa, AND SHARES OF STOCk.--By
virtue of deed Of trust from G. r. NORMAN ana
Ion et the Office Of tinugBs & WILLIAMS anc-
tioneers. No. 4 Eleventh street. on MONDAY the
osth day OF April. commencing ut IL o'cioek , ~,
Tf, 20 Inv i5g feet on the west side OF Filth street
PEW a. LETT side OF middle aisle in First Baptist
prWs o. 40, %, 49, d. and 100, IN Second Baptist
church: ,,,<,<.,,., ,,,,,Yu No,
rF, ,cn /. odee NO. 100, A. F. aud A. Masons;
,rt,rtnrn SHARES OF STOCK In Richmond Fe-
male Institute: :, W.,
Two sHAREs OF STOCK In Washington ana New
rasIs A. sale. =. j. g. BLACKWELL,
iEe"' C. T.. WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
r.,.,,c G WILLIAMS, Nuc.iOneers. ap23
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ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
N against the undersigned VIII please present.
them, and those indebted make imnediste aS,he~t
10 4. II. HAZARD,
AZ ss-ats 1904 Cary street,
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THOMAS BALMER X co.
IMPORTERS,
1877 CARY ~ GEEr. .r.,..
RIES aud WiAE>. inciuG!ug
PEEK FREAS CRACKERS,
ALBERT BISCUITS.
LEA l. PENRl>>'$ " WORCESTERSHIRE rAl'E.
COLNAS's MrSrARH,
CONES GELATlNE.
MoRToS.S ExGLr,U ricHLEs.
CANNED TOMATOES.
CA.rED PEACHES.
WlSSLOwS CORN.
BASES ALE. bottled hy Illih"r:
tIL~OP'S ALE lo.ttc,i Il, I;mi,"r;
GUINNESS PORTER. LH.t5cG - Hilbert.
GUINNESS PORTER. bottled l.! ua'h@.
IlENS&SsY BRANDY.
ISAS>l SHERRY.
HASGEE'S MorNrArN Wnl>K&r.
BRASpEEOrNG TArLE'Ii. aP'
HARVEY & JONES
WHOLESALE GKnCEE> AID LiQr"H
DEALERS,
corner Thirteenth and Cary. Cornmuicrcia! i,i"'S.
400 barrels REFINED SUGARS.
- ho.sh.l.is BEN iRAEh SUGARS,
20 horshc.lt!s PORTO RICO SUGARS.
- boxes BACON >ibEs.
20 boxes BACON stIuILpEHS,
10 boxes BACON EHi hHiS,
"a hu.s!lrId, CLEAR ..i3-.>i;JI.~.
- hor>hc;,i. BACON SiIGEL1tN~
20 boxes CHEESE.
~ tiIcc, ste AI;-CUkEu HANS,
200 boxes SOAP.
200 boxes CANDLES.
$50 barrels SYRUP.
2uu bags RIO COFFEE, ~
100 bags LAYGtAIRA cofFLk.
80 bags JAVA COFFEE.
go kegs LARD.
50 ticrces LARD,
;.01a sacks SALT.
LIQUORS OF every de c-!pllGn. also sio,!, 81
WOODWARD generally. rn :.-'H
l. LIGHT or DAY" EEA\n
STAi CANDLES
are ri SUPERIOR quality and the -aritri 's'tt.
Suli liy
Rchmon'! gioccrs.
j. i. SIT TER 4 >''',.
NH 20-coiam t-I--
CHOICE TEAS.
~ chests very superior GREEN TIA.
chests ye,v tiEe ODl.HSG - \.
W.T.. DAHbEi't't CO.
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BY Grubl,s j Williams.
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh stree. between Main anu Bank.
A SSIGEEES' SALE OF GROCERIES,
N WINES. LIQUORS, &c As assignccs of
Thomas d. Je.lress, 5ankr;ipt. We Will sell II lnhic
auction OH SATURDAY NEXT. 10Th day Of ApiI!,
at !. o'rock NJ. ut No. 16 !carl lor tourtccn tn
street. a valuable lot of
GROCERIES.
WINES,
LIQUORS. SC.
ALSO,
the TSEXrIDED LEASE of tho store.
Lot of BAGS, TRUCK,
SCALES.
OFFICE FURNITURE.
Empty RARRELS,
BOXES, &c.
TERMS: Cash. \. l.. BOUI.WARE,
j. LANE STERN.
np23 tS>Icurcs.
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Dy Wellington G;0dlin.
Ecal Estate Agent and Auctlonerr,
Garner of Eleventh AMI bank streets

SALE AT AUCTION OF LOT, AND
- FRAME DWELLING THEREON. ON TIE
WEST SIDE Or NM:LET STREET ABOVE
NE%A3!.E oTHt ~ " Ill lie sold III a'rioh on
the premises Oh MONDAY the l9th May. 1873, Ut 5
n,cncli y NJ. the Inr with framed tcnenru'
thereon containing four ro"tns now occupied ny
Mr.. kirgaw oil Tie west side ~ valley street an"
opposite Nj. John irg.l'> sai"on:
TEENS a; sale. W. LJi,l'iN'
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CANNED FRUITS.
" 80 dozen ,wu-uuund TOMATOES.
IS dozen .hrr..-p 4um! TpNAtbt-.
% dozen Two aud thrr-pOuHd rEiLiitS.
10 DOZEN two po1ui tDEA.
WM. -. IA*DEiiH;t & 60.
mi 20 -, bioll stree.
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WILL SELL On MONDAY. April q,
l. 1<7a, at auction my entire stock consi sI O.
GROcERIIS LIQUORS. II good stock oil ShErS'
Mr. FiXIIjRtS GAS-FIXTURES, COu n =
TtRS. SHELVES. sCALtS. &c. ANY parry
wishing to engage In this business can g.t o e,d
by calling gu me- previous TO the above dt'e anu
pilrchas,, my stock ard take the house La GOOD
stand for hnsiuess-Eiglth street, No. l22' lear
the packet Office, Richmond, a. >,o,nrerrr
25-2tH % 7. -hORpi''E-
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LOST, s'FRAYED. DC.

7 OST, yesterday, on Sixth between Leigh
IL ard Bread streets, m OVAL BLACK ONYX
HREASTPlN. with Mal,csc cross In centre set With
pearls. The finder will he suitably rewarded on
leaving the s,ine with O. T. HAYNES. Oh the cuirr
Of Eighteenth and Cary, on SOC Leigh street.
D2d-3t
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Masonic.

HrMBLE COTTAGE LODGE No. 10, F. A. NJ.
O~PELOUsAs, September 12th, 1873 )
At a. meeting Of Humble Cottage Lodge No.
10 on the I2th day of September 1873, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unanimous
" adopted as reported by the APP
npinted to draft them, to-wit:
Whereas it has pleased the Grand Glver OF all
good gifts and graces to summon from the shores
of life our much respected and beloved worthy
brother, Karl Herman BOdemuller, to that I'M
discovered country from whose bourne no tray
eler returns
Be ii resolved, That, while bowling with due
reverence to the DEGREES of Him., who holds in
his hands the destfnies of man, we cannot for
bear deplOring the sad bereavement which,
in his Divine wisdom, He has inflicted on us.
Be it further resolved, That, the death Of our
brother, has created, in the Lodge and in So
ciety in general, a void which but few can fill.
He was a true and worthy brother mason, a
warm friend, a devoted father and husband,
| and an upright citizen. Peace to his ashes.
Be further resolved, That, in token of the
| love, respect and esteem which we bear for our
departed brother, the Lodge and implements
be draped in mourning for the space of thirty
DAYS, and the members of the same wear the
usual badge of sorrow for a like period.
Be it further resolved, That, the members of
this Lodge tender to his family their most ten
der and sincere expressions of sympathy, pray
ing that He, the Omnicient, may assuaSe their
grief in this their sad Bereavement. .,l
Be it further resolved, That, a copy of these
resolutions be transmitted to the family of our
departed brother, and the same be published in
the OpelousaS JOURNAL and spread upon the
minutes of the Lodge.
BE it further'resoived, That, a copy of these
resolutions be furnished to each Lodge in the
parish. ~ -
RAY, P. NJ,
G.. A. FZAZEE, S. W.,
H. Z. GARLAND, NJ. NJ,
81 E. T. LEWIS, NJ. NJ,
r... -. -'- /. WAITER, NJ NJ.
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Obituary.

Alfred P. Lecoq died of CONGESTION at his late
residence on Bayou Waxia on the 18th day of
Sept, 1878, aged thirty years and three months.
He was born in Point, Coupe Parish and. re-
moved to ST. Landry in 1867, where he proved
to be n good citizen, an intimate friend of ours and
a higl-toned gentleman. He was ever a ready
helper m ,sympathizer of the distressed. A
Christian mothers influence hallOwed his child
hood and refined into good fruits the deeds of
manhood. A true, noble, wllole-souled man as
he provedhilnself to be, could never fail to pro-
cure friends wherever he went. Although he
was i'll our midst but a short while, We had
learned to feel proud Of his friendship. Deeply,
sorrowfulIy, do we sympathise with his wife
and two little babes in. their great afiictiOn.
As a husband and father he was the object
of idolizing affection and the testimony OF wife
and children to his thorough godliness is most
emphatic and important. How true it ls that a
good, mans work is never ended the steward
is often called to a reckoning before the har-
loved ones over our departed friend. still we
mourntfot as those who have no hope. He has
passedthrough the Valley Ofthe Shadow of Death;
he has crossed the dread River, and Al we feel
that he is now with the God whom he loved:
Z ~ Ia ,rs#E+t- J. a..i. - A.fFRIEND.
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5ccca.ion dc Joseph Adolphe sicily.

Inn yERTU DUN oORDRE DE LHON0RA'
III bIe In COur des Preuves de In ParOisse St.
Landry. il sera vendu 4 renCan public, an plus
nffranf rench6Pissenr, par le sonssigne tutr1ee
n%aturel, on par un e%ncanteur public, au magastl
roissa ie NARDI, q d'Octobre, 1873, Ia prOpri-
6fG ci,,apres d6crites, appartenant = Ia success
sion dg Joseph AdOlphe Sicily, decede, SAVIOR
I'm moroccan de terFe, situe sur lie bayou rust
cent quinze sarpents, plus on moins, borne an
nOrd par Nine. Francois Telaire, aPest par -
an sud par -, ct a POuest par lie bayou Ieche,
uvec t0utes les batisses ct ameioratlphs qu Sy
Conditions-A I'M credit de I'M, deux ct trOls
ans du iour de Ia vente Faequereur fournlssant
deux hons ct sOlvables securities pour assIa9 70
nTix faehat, ct aussi La terTe restera speclale-
ment hypothequ6 en- favour de Ia succession Jus
nnia1 naieTnent entiere du prix d'achat de Ia
y o +eTra Aida BOUDREAU,
" to son+ Tutriee Naturei.
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TAX ~C0TIECTOR's SALES.

No aO~ProDriete Assssss au nOE des Heritiers de
J. Bihm.
TIM vERTU DIES PoUv0IRs DON'T JE sUTs
T. revGtu par la loi, .je proeederai q yendre .
i9ca Ja Pesfimafiou. d mon bureau dams Ia Mai
son de Cour de la paroisse st, Landry, dams b.
Vile des OpelOusas, lie sAMEDI, anne jour DO
tObre, 1878, commenGant q onze neutGs un nidIn
In nT0nri6t6 suivante, saisi par moi pour satls-
fafFFe dea dettes dies d .rEtat de La Louisiana Ct
\ In paroisse st. Landry, par des, payeurs mo
$40 TONS iea frais OF penalties, SAVIOR;
lin certain m0rceau de terre, asseSse au non
des bfrItiers de ]. BiIm, sitH6 sur lie bayou MAI
let, mcsurant six cent qdarante acres, etnht :"
section huit dams 10 township sept sho oo ;"
eT Wonfanf des taxes dEtat ct de ParGisse dues
1928 90. j. L. mohHL
10 uant e. r 10 g. ~ IT,
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nnanna ~ .Inaenh AdoipRe atelly.

TDY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
b orable Probate Court of the Parish Of st.
Landry. there will be sold Mt public auction, to
the Highest bidder, by the IlRdeFslgncdn natural
tutrix, or by "a public anctioneer, at the storer9f
w. ~, TTrEgDAY, October 2lst, 1873, the following
described property, belonging to the estate cf
Joseph Adolphe Sicily, deceased, to-wtt:
One tract Of land, situated on bayou FuseheE
in said parish, containing about one hundred
and fifteen arpents, more or less, bounded on the
north by Mime. FRANCOIS Telaife, on the east Dy
-, on the south by -, and on the west
by the bayou Fuselier, with all the buildings ana
improvements thereon ~ #.
Terms-On a credit of one, two and three years
from the day of sale; the purchaser to give, "
money. and the land is also to remain specially
mOrtgaged in favor of the estate until the fuii
and entire paymentr of the purehasep price Of SAID
ia Aida BOUDREAU,
oaI+ 10 s+- ifsm Natural Tutrix,
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Updsvelopsd Vigor,-The feeble and do

p~ndeveloped V~iger.-The feeble and de-
hilitated usually fancy they are in q more hope
less condition than they really are. The re-
sources of nature are, not easily exhausted.
Even when strength and appetite fail, when the
eyes, are$heavy andlustreless, the complexion
pallid, the nerves trenaulous, the body attenua-
ted, and the mind depressed, there is generally
a reserve of latent power behind such palpable
evidences o~ftWeekness. Various modes of treat
ment are reaorted to by physicians in the; hope
Of developing and rendering available this store
of sleeping vitality, but the surest, and indeed
the only thoroughly safe and reliable means of
awakening the dormant energies of the system
is a course OF Hostetter's stomach Bitters. Elee-
tFicity,5 shower baths, the flesh brush, sea bath
ing, etc., may be well enough in their way, as
auxiIiaries, but they DO not reach the source of
the evil, All physical debility proceeds either
frnER B ~derangelaent Of the functions of the as
Stimulating, HeeEefiFe AND vital organs, oPfr0II a
LII easesWllere both causes exist, the Bitters viii
Invariably produce an Immediate ind salutafy
changeim the condition of the patient, and event
llaily effect q complete cure. None of the dan
gepOus alkalOids, too often administered as tom
ies, can be otlerwise than deleferious under such
circumstances, and to give mercury is positively
criminal. The direct effect OF the great yegeta-
bic sDHoiRGwiA he manifested in an improved
appetite, d more cheerful flanle OF mind, q quad
uaI return OF strength, an increase of flesh, and
ahealthieP eompieeti0ns Meanwhile, however,
the constitution, if inert and feeble, will have
been reused and renovated by the. subtle, ele-
ments of inauguration contained in the Bitters'
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WN0R RENT.
NOR RENT.
%LIvE A T."
New Iberia, La.

This large and handsome brick building, stu.
ated near the upper steamboat landing, on Main
street, New iberia, La.-probably the -four
ishing town in the State, and to and through
which there is a great deal OF t~ravel-contain=
ten large. airy rooms, three halls and galleries,
with an attachment Of wood containing d well
ventilated dining room twenty by thirty feet.
Upstairs are four nice bedrooms and hall. The
LOT has a fPont of two hundred feet, and runs
back to bayou T9che, with spacious grounds III
front and rear, and well shaded. 1t has two els
terms ; one underground and quite large, lthas
q large garden, and several kinds OF fruit trees
All I'M their prime For terms, apply at this or
Ace within one month from this date an' ta
SpDtpmber 10, IS73-tf t' ..a.y
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MISCELLANEOUS

STRGVEp on sT EsI85 Eddie SHd A% s1iiRI
y ican, sorrel m9re 11D %5F On Sf her left "s Shoulder,
1aark5, a'S IN IN her right nip. Iwillpay to anyone
ON deIivery of the same to me, at my residence
ten miles above washington tlsya dall 9a Bayou D""''
.. sept.l2-tf " "l' -
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Estate Of Kari Hermann BodemmIIer.

nARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-wHEREAs,
L Resale u, Pr6yOt, of the Parish of st, Ian
drv, having applied by her petition to beap-
pointed administrator Of the estateOf Karl Her
mann Bodemtller, deceased, late of the Parish
of st. Landry
Therefore, any person intending to make op.
position to said appointment, will file the same
In w~riting.in my Office, in the town Of Opelou-
sas, within ten days from the present notlce;
w. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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49,
DENGuE-The dengne, break-bane1
fever, or whatever ii Is, that has been
prevailing here several weeks In an
ephaemic form, has led some to inquire
the meaning of the word Z dengne."
It Isl not as some suppoaes q French
word, but Spanish. Webster gives this
dafnition: II peculiar sort of fugitive
aud cratic epidemic rheumatism
Under his definition we find this note ]
This disease, when It first appeared
id tho British West India ISLANDS, was
called the dandy fever from the stiff
ness and eonstrain6 which it gave to
the limbs and body. The 6paniards0 f
the m~eighbaring islands mfsbOOk the
term for their word dsaa1se aenOting
pruhery. which might also express
eeifaess and here's the term desa0g8 be-
came, at last, the name OF the disease.
Tuny.
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Succession dc Karl Hermann BOde-
1niiller.-NO. 1910.

noUR DE PARoIssE. ST. LANDRYy.-AT-
roisse at. LANDRY, ayant pr6sente une petition d
reffet d'6tre nominee notwithstanding de Ia sue
cessiOn de Karl Hermann BOdemiiller, decide,
dernierement de la dite p~aroisse;
I'm consequence, avis est par lie present dOlnne
any int6ress6s dams cette succession davOir Q
par 6crit a mon bureau, dams les dix
ionrs mf s~uivr0nt Ia date du present avis. les
Iraisons, 81 aucuneils ont, pour 1esquelies II ne
tiOn. ,tW. A! ROBERTSON, GIeher. r.
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The town council Of Vermillionville
has passed an ordinance requiring per-
sons selling bread in that town, to give
sixteen ounces of bread for ten cents,
and thirty-tWo ounces for twenty cents,