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The So " Lesisilsss, ~ Jrdi
cial District HG0Ys siy.G',d .fH. n
Parish Of &,Joar Ae Bapti.I
TIE STATE OF, F,L0UfSIANA
. srsa4guH
-Yfsy &ss~ -T-T sssf@wHf
To ell whom these psesents shall
come Greetiug.a

. Whereas Emory Clapp having pnrchsscd
Mt u sale made BY the Sheriff pfthc Parish OF
St. John tho II MA - Aprd sr10 anG ap.
purtenaneas hereinafter described, has ap,
piled ato to Cleft pf No, ,Cs.i{AMss 2!
ice the deed of si1e was recorded % tho IN
day of,August A. d. Eighteen Hundr~i and
Seventy five, for a monltion or advertiAement
in eenfsraty ts ~ NJ XIV s,. s.'d u f'eg .; o. IN"
1870. relative TO moniti0ns and mode o. pro
cssdiaGe. sppssssd tls 1sartAshlr tlay OF.
ssSs S.a. ,ss.ssis.s, lps. a. -, al
intertsfcd herein an hereby cited a6d'adrsa.
pisbSd IN the paane dftlA Stste q Louisiafl ,
and Of the FoagsA JnAicinl Din1ia Cont fcs
the Parish Of 81. John the BaptthyAo 80
set up any right, title or claim IN and to tl.s
property hereinafter deecribed, in-const
ans.ss s. & 81 :.y nto,T ., ,ss g % Se
'.s,;;,s the ;ss was was sisIa,iasy sayy.s,i Of
,u ment.. - 20 sor an,
dsiss' tsi,,v \ ~ !. ~ a. sSoni.i d" '"r, I!
first InseHsd q lDn11e p1ptN wh, .hg
sale 80 made shol31 1As1she oonfrmes 'nd
AThS said T propsr, ss,seld ~ the slcEia
cf the Parish Aforesaid ON The seventh day a.
August A. ID. Mp ~ 1nNN0 eSNQf J
tbe said 4th judicial District C0ur.., rem ered
ousf1D twlntynixeh-d1N@1pQp ~
ms In yl6 snit eGtitlod EmUvy Cj6pp ts q.
Schcxneyder DfotA1eI N>yk6bf the Dock.
ct Of this Court, at which selp. tkc said
ESnSsy ClApp 1oqme thc the
snm 81 Ten Thousand Dollars ts10,o00)
payable Cash.
Descriptions cf property. az S sSiises h ne jn-
dieisiepysS5aessb o1H'aisI 81 1uoH
taAIscAAn t,Ae@pfMnd ealfysted hs { 81. 3,
er phnsntt0ns xlt,aacd IN the PaslAh rof 1t.
5ss6thsi Bsasiet .aa ths riEss u ,ott ~ =.
pssrts more 0r lfks front on tke kdd river BY
dcpSb ~ One hundred afpcnts more or less
bounded below by the property # pou'nlaaO
h r. BcrtholOt. and above by tho propsi,TS
Of JoaeptsQ sce se6aS tcmen,. tsssn mn.
rights ways and psiyilcges, ther.o th.r 'h hn'ss
ing or IN any wise apperfaininx, sus:. 4. ."rso
mafhipekys x'ea!A cngiYc~ ss,lcs
okNrnM Sh Other to6h e..hpr eia Ipis,Lsn.S IN.
q hnshpndry on said asaf s sisiv aslsa p,a1'i u;
80 -. sSont thir4y eisht acres Of plant
stuDoic cam, a"vS. ,~.ssv 1sDof corn, Thereon
eags .SsrsaSeo belonging.
w,toc.: tss H. ~ F3risS sfts John
Of tho s.aA ~ ~ fah day Of Ociobor /,
the Baptist, A. G. BAncocK,
.. 1875. Clerk cony,
leoilo-
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ON Fridav morning. Sepsember n, 1875: -.
i A black man named f865 -
J.s. Bspsissc CSs~ssis,
About q wears ~ age $ feet, 8 inches high
a creole: speaksbsS ~ Is lNsh; talks fast ;
voice like . womans: walks erect; spare
build; Weighs Abohf 140 pounds had little
lgontee and Dou,tache; mother liyea about
half a-nilC slioee Dradish J0hnaon's plantn-
tions in St.aAhp the Baptist; wife on the old
lGqyener R9'san Place tI this pef;eb Is
known by the name OF "CADA.n Also a
gsieR eseorsd naAnassd z s1h ssifsa zs
<'r1' ~ soAMstsW WJlsis,' Ss..s1 u s. .
About q yesrs Of age: 5fset lol inches high;
peakA EnGlish and French wslks With his
head down: ycighs abont l65 pounds; has 8
bashfhl, ashaned look meyer hooks Q man
square in the face: head. but little largeu
than his neck; acts. lilc . half IDIOT; Is very
muscular and powerful
A suitable reward will be paid for the arrest
and delivery Of any Of the above named men
to pf, at tie CosfS House n .ths uarish Of
st. James. vicroR MILES,
25s. isss n ShezSG. Psriah Of St. james. b
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noaDa AZ She 0om0egnfic ~ C0DsofyA
tive Ststs CeotA csn@ittea Soto. q
Louisiana, New OFillas, Ottee4r1 1875. J
'aAt 4 meeting 0f the Democratic
and Conservative Stass. Centrsl
Committee, held "a We 31st insts
mi 4jEarlorl !, !, aof .the e.. Ghsslss
H1el, IN this ,ojty, puggaent y 4
sallo( ~ President ~ fsllovisg
reeoo1ti0US Cv6reN 1an4sio0uDly
adopted, to wit :: a..ttr,a'qlr H. ~
I.Rs1olesd,dT That without refesepse
10 past party afIiliations all who
are uiDwfon,essd 20 RadioAk10 in
Louisiana and TO the present usur-
petory State Government, are
satt tS$tIy inyjtH = f16Pratdfor
tn parPoSe' II holding state
Con ventiou. at New OfleaAs on the
arssfWel11ssdayi q Janaary nsxf,
1876. sr,rairo -slssvroa
Resolved, That IN making said
call this committee disaaims any
intention to revive the question OF
the Whsslsr ptljastosnt - far a.
il has 61ell thu stetus Il tbe. pres
Gnt House OF. Repsyoeotative2 II
. Resoleed, That the members Of
thiseo0ntttes abids " its 'deds.
ip6titkt6(ereocs b ceniuy s'Sop.
ve0tton, and recommend - tbels
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shall be n {bllpMS, TO- Wit: Esch
vasla af the pneisk 0G O9SsAnN aSd
eac4rof' 'the 0thet pagtsfcs Of tins
STATE, sbaIt sbs ehasss3 . 6ns dele
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0st y the hs&e election - f6f the
Hon. j. q. Mopoure, - State
Treasurer, apd an aditi6ha dele
gate iOr 1 soFpRus fihstibni 81 over
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= Accordingly The @seteraf par.
ishss aud ,gsrls ct the sity OfNew
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Escancd from the PARRISH jan of 81. James
ON Fridsv morning. september n, 1875: -.
A black man named FE5'n.'
The daily gazette., 1875-10-11
Bowers Hoof Liniment.

After so years of practical experience with
horses, in staging. teaming, &C., / have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled by
fnattentlon to the feet than all other diseases
combined. After man sexperiments have
found the true remedy TO PREVENT the dlss
ease of the hoof, or restore 1t after negligence,
TO what nature intended 1t should De--tAs
great support of the noble amiRal. II the hoof is
infamed and diseased, the animal is comparal
hvely worthless. This Liniment will surely
prevent this worst OF all diseases, Contraction,
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction of the
Back Sinew generally called Knee Sprung.
&C., and restore those that have been crippled
by the want of such remedy.
Arrry 1t, and 1t will never fail If properly
applied, viz:
HBathe the horses foot once week, or oftenl
or If necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to the hair.
II. @. BOYER,
Norr1spown, Pa.
Mr.. M. c. BoYER-Dear Sir: This Ia to Ger.
hfy that have used your Liniment in my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, and lind 1t the best pref
paration have ever used on horses. II ist ar
better than you recommend It Send me i've
cases at once, by express, c. o. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON.
No. 132 West s1st street New York CITY
The daily gazette., 1875-10-11

S,ERGES
- All Wool Serges in beautiful Shadta
~ nd 81 cents. VIM. b. SHARP,
4th and Market
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h.mn Simple. Convenient, Perfect. !Es-s;:S
rT,HE EsTATTRACToN
4 IN DELAWARE
GdADW II KS DELAWARE MUSEUM
af1 s,a ong WEeT FoIrRTH STRpET


M and 200 WEST FOURTH STREET,
opposi ittthe City Spring, Wilmington, Del
Has rc-opened to the public with large
collection of new curiosities, highly interesting
and wonderful freaks OF nature. Also, a large
addition OF noted llfesize Figures. Correct
hkenesses, the best ever seen on exhibition
has been added by Prof. Repett, among which
are Antoine Probst, the cruel murderer OF the
Deering Family; Daniel Dancer. the noted
English Miser; Tim Bobbin, the noted Ian
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave;
VIM. Burke, the murderer of 40 persons; Ma
thias Shupinchi, murderer of the peddler boy;
Arthur Spring, the murderer of two sisters !;
also. he son OF Arthur Spring; Jacob Lah-
man, the murdered peddler boy; Gibbs, the
notorious pirate; Lieut.. Montroville, the be-
trayer, by his side stands poor Charlotte Tenn
pie; Crazy Nora, OF Philadelphia; Witch of
Endor in the forest. Also, 25,0 900 Birds, Ami
mails, Reptiles, &C., from all parts OF the
known world, can be seen at the Museum.
Other wonders arriving daily. There is more
to be seen for the ice of admission than at
any other exhibition in the country. Open
day and evening from O'Clock, A. M. until
IO.30P. NJ. Admission only Is ts; Children
lcents, to see the whole collection.
w. H.CHADWlCK. Proprietor.
dec16w1y
The daily gazette., 1875-10-11
BASE BAIL.
ouIcKsrEP VS.. A. H. KAIN-THE FoRMEh
VICTORIOUS.

ouIcKsrEp VS.. A. H. KAIN-THE FORMER
VICTORIOUS.
Saturday afternoon, the game between
the Quick ksteps, of this city, and the a:
III. Kahn club, of Philadelphia, came on
on the grounds of tho former, in the
presence of about one thousand specta-
tons.
The visitors came down with the ex,
pectation OF winning solid victory. ana
ut the opening of the game it looked as
if their expectations were going to oe
realized. Bad fielding ON the part OF
the Quicksteps, coupled with outrageous
decisions of the umpire, gave them nve
runs in the first two innings, when they
should have been retired without scor-
ing. After this the umpire was changed
and the Quicksteps settled down to hard
playing, thereby winning u substantial
victory.
The home club played Clinch at "a,
Fouser Sd, and Rogers right field, the
other positions being filled as usual. In
the field thsy played a GOOD game after
the second inning, and at the bat were
unusually strong. Stidham made home
run, (aided hy passed balls.) Fouser,
Clinch, and Rogers each made u three
base hit, while all the others got in rat
Ting one and two hasers.
The visitors played fnirly in the field
but were unable to hit Laifert,'s pitch
ing with any ,ffect. Taey occurred only
one earned luu, III the third INNING. Be
low i the score ny
The daily gazette., 1875-10-11

Earned runs-Q Quickstep 8; A. II. Kahn
/.
On account Of the approaching dark
ness game was called at $40 o'clock, at
the close of the eighth inning.
BALL NOTES.
Saturday afternoon, the Goodhead de-
feated the Defiance, % to II, in six in
nings.
Next Saturday afternoon return
game will be played in this city between
the Atlantics, of Upland. Pa, and the
Atlantics, of Wilmington, probably on
the Quickstep grounds.
In Philadelphia, Saturday afternoon,
the Bostons defeated the Athletics, IL
to II, in heavy batting game Of six in
nings. Both sides changed pitchers du-
ring the game.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-11

An enterprising Richmond woman
is a dealer in ice during the summer
and in the the winter she is dealer
in coal,
1t is estimated that about $12, ,0OO,-
600 of insurance companies assets are
now annually absorbed by incendiar-
ism.
Punctuation was first used in liteia-
ture in the year 1920. Before that time
wordsandsentenceswereputtogetherlike
this.
A Hibernie n horticulturist exempli-
ties the multiplying powers of nature
by pointing out how pears grow into
threes.
Berlin hacks are universally admit.
ted to be the shabbiest and most un-
comfortable still encumbering the
earth's surface.
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ioo ana over at cen. us, w..
the ,cs sesyoa sy The O. ton 9I at low rs.es o,..
We pride ourselves S on iSUwest S.',eest
most careful, polite snd nd assslng obhb,
vers In the city for ali ON, ,as..connOdUu
Give us call before scInS ,1ates. aIss-
IN. , " WALTON 4 Ds1
''A' Fifteenth and Eb Einss ,s,s Y,
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been proclaimed King Of Spain by the Army
OF the North, and has gone 10 assume the
throne. A regency has been formed under
the Presidency OF Canoyas del Castillo. with
out a portfolio. Alfosno has telegraphed to
the Pope. asking his blessing, and promising
that be will, like his ancestors, defend the
rights Of the Holy See. Marshal serrano
supports the new Government.
Sixty thousand colliers in South Wales
have struck in consequence OF q reduction In
wages.
Ledru-Rollin, the French Communistic
author, died on the 3lst ult.
The Cuban Captain-General Conoha has is
sued proclamation announcing the acces-
sion of Prince Alfonso 10 the spanish throne.
Dispatches To the London papers OF the lst
agree that the European powers will rocog-
nize Alfonso as soon rs his representatives
are accredited 10 the various courts. Cas-
telar, Martos. Admiral Topete. Scorilla and
General Pavia have promised To support the
new King. Alfonso was awaiting the arrival
Of the Spanish squadron at Marseiles 10 pro-
coed 20 Spain. Tie will visit the armies before
entering Madrid Alfonso has granted am
nesty 70 all Carlists.
A telegram received at the Carlsts' bureau
in London, from headquarters in Spain. says
Alfonso's pronunciamento leaves the situa-
ton unchanged. There is no detection Of the
Carlist army. The change strengthens US
and weakens the enemy.
The London Times says that the Swiss.
Austrian and Belgian Governments have
adopted stringent measures against the i'm
portation Of American potatoes infected with
the Colorado beetle.
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Social Traps.

With what bats soevcr the various traps
are filled by which the choice of profess
sion Is determined, they are as nothing
compared 10 those wherein marriage Is
decided. One might imagine that love
ana estccm--nOt one or the other. but
both-should be thought the primal me-
scs-itieS for the good success OF this grave
convention. We are solicitOus that the
dwelling house which Is 10 last for life is
carefully built up on sure foundations !:
but we let the comradeship, which is TO
last Tor life, too, come 10y hap-hazard, and
we are not az all solictous 10 make this as
solid as the four walls wherein II l. nclOsed.
We marry one we neither love nor esteem,
because "A trap was flung in eur way bait
ed with wealth, position, title; We never
think OF the moments when the human
companionship of the husband or the wife
we have chosen shall mean every thing,and
these golden. glittering bats nothing. We
forget, that Is. that the trap has both teeth
and empty spaces, and thar gold and lux
ury and high.sounding title. how plea
SAINT soever they may be at odd moments,
are not things whcrcon the heart can live.
Other traps are baited with beauty; and
the bait Is swallowed greedily; rs if there
was no such destructive element as old
age. and no such deadening effect as habit
las il one years splcndJr Is 10 be Joy
enough for lifetime, and the gray gloom
10 follow is not To count. Then there is
that nameless charm which We try 10 ex-
press by fascination" This does not
necessarily include moral esteem or per-
sonal respect, sympathy of disposition,
likeness of nature. conformity of habits :;
II Is = fascination, nothing more or less,
and the happiness or misery of a life is
founded on this misty vapor. this unstable
wreath of rose-colored cloud, to share the
fate of all things founded on appearance
only. and clouds instead Of solid marble.
No vicarlous experience gathered from
the history of the past does the smallest
good by way of warning TO those treading
the matrimonial path. Traps are lying
open for them by the dozen. and they see
their friends, who are a few steps in adj
vance, fall deliberately into them; but
who takes heed? Each man. a. well az
each woman, believes i'm his absolute wis
dom so far as choosing the right person
fora life's comrade goes, and is sure that
things which went badly for Jones, and
that ruined Brown. ought to turn out well
tor him. Smith, and to wear quite differ
ent aspect when transferred from Lily TO
Rose and from James TO John.--Home
Journal.
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ls7i.
This section provides that on and after the Ist
day of January, lss5, " all newspapers and
periodical publications mailed from a known
Office OF publication or news agency, and address
ell b. regular subscribers or news agents." shall
be divided into two classes, and likes the postage
on each, ~ follows
/. on all newspapers and periodical publica.
tons addressed and mailed as above prescribed,
and issued weekly or oitcner, &c pound or frac-
ton thereof.
2. ON all newspapers and periodical publica.
tons addressed aud mailed as above prescribed
and issued tess frequently than once y week DC 4
pound or fraction thereof.
''SEC. SHAT on and after the LIST day Of Jan
uary, lssj, upon the receipt Of such newspapers
and periodical publications az the Office OF mail.
ing. they shall BE- weighed in bulk, and postage
paid thereon by special adhesive stamp, 81 be
devised aud furnished by the Postmaster Gen
cral, which shall be affixed 81 such matter. 60
the sack containing the same, or upon = memo
randum of such mailing. or otherwise, as the
Postmaster General may from time Ia time pro-
vide by regulation. Act June %, le5i.