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STATE or LOUISIANA

PARISH COURT. PARISH OF LAfOUR
CHE SUCCESSION OF CHARLES
NJ. GILLIS, NO. 1908 IROBATES.
10y VIRTUE OFAN ORDER OF SALE
Ii to me directed in the above entitled
aud numbered succession | Will offer for
sale at pnblic auction pursuant to law t.
the last and highest bidder at tue Court
House in the Town OF Thibod lux on
Saturday February i6tk. 1873.
between the hours OIL o'clock a. N. and
4 o'clock i. NJ. the following described pro
perty to wit
\ certain tract Of land situated in this
parish about one mile above the Town Of
ThibodauN on the right ascending bank OF
Bayou Lafourche having one arpent aud a
hall front on sait Bayou hv six arpents in
depth bounded above and i'll the rear by
lands formerl belonging to +. E. Ledet &
Brcs, and below by the public road stparat
ing said property from the plantation of
Nelson q DoneIs)n. Together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale. Cash oil the Spot in L. S.
Treasury Notes.
January 18th. 1873.
Ia. WEBRE. Sheriff.
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Sec. 6. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
whoever without the consent OF the own
es or lessee as aforesaid, shall take or
canse TO be taken any oyster or oysters
within one hundred yards of the land
or sea marsh of another. or within the
portl. IL of water leased from the State,
snail be guilty OF Il crime. and on convic
ton thereof Shall be punished by a fine
and imprisonment OF either, at the dis
cretion OF the court.
SEC. I. Be 1t FURTHER enacted, etc, That
this ac shall take effect from and after
lis passage.
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II East in the South Eastern District West
of the Mississi ppi River.
md. The s. half 0 the South half of sec
sion No. Il and the 5. half of the s. half of
section No. - i'll Township II ). Of Range
II East ct the South Eastern District of
Louisiana containing 80 acres more or
less.
Also Twenty three mules. about 1900
Bhls corn in shucks, about p loads of HAY
about 100 cords Of wood, 6 three mule carts,
2 one mule carts. 8 double ploughS with
g-arings all the hoes, shoyels. spades etc.
belonging to said plantation. about Thirty
empty Hogsheads, and about 20 acres of
plant cane.
Terms ofSale Cash on the spot i'll United
States Treasury Notes. t" satisfy and pay
the principal, interest aud costs i'll the above
suit.
February 9th. 1873.
l.. 4. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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PROTECTOR FIRE Co. No. 3
This comrahy having lately pur.
chased q lot and repaired the
building thereon Ior an cnn,nn
and meeting room, gave a bali
last week in Waveriy Hail in AN
effort 10 iel,len.sh their Treasu.
r.y. The evening OF the Sixth. be-
ing the ONE selected proved to be
dlSagrevable, rain having fallen
daring 'he afternoon and cortin-
uing at night. However Carriages
were p%r0carel, in which a N fl
clent number Of Ladies were
bsoGght to the Hall to enabl" the
dance 10 20 Oh. Otherwise the en-
trftaiMmeht was pleasant and
agreeable. The members decided
to continue the Bail on the fol,
lowing night, which proved fail
and pleasant. Waverly Hall was
soon filled with fair ladies and
gay gentlemen who enjoyed them
selves Unit, the small hours of the
morning. had arrived.
The bad weather, preventing
the Attendance OF many who dc
Sired to attend, the affair was not
a success pecuniariiy. although
a sinai profit was made, which
was doing well, under the nntavu
rable circumstances.
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STA"'E OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT-PARiSH OF Ia.
F0URCHE-IN THE MATTER OF
THE INTERDICTION'OF CECl-
LA PARRA. No. 1000 PRO

Ill lNTERDICTlUNfOF CECl-
LIA PARRA. No. 1000 PRO
BATES. .
- VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- To me ditecled III the above entitledtand
numbered ease, | will offer for sale at pub
lie auction pursuant to law. to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court Iiousc,
in the town OF Ihibodaux, on
Saturday, February %, 1873,
between the hours Of II o'clock a. m. and
4 o'clock y. m, the following described
property belonging to the said intcrdicte
Cecilia Para. to wit
\ certain tract Of land situated in the
Parish oi Latourche, in this State. on the
right descending bank Of the Bayou La
foulche. and having It front on said Ba-
you Lafuurche of twcntythree and one
half (233j arpents by forty arpent> in
depth. bounded above by lands of Urbaim
Danossc, and below by lands of Felix G..
Para, said land being at ii distance OF
about twelve leagues above the outlet of
BAYOU lDaiourch, Together with all the
rights, ways, scrvitudes, privileges and add
yantageS theieunto. belonging or III any
wise appertaining. Being the same prop
erty acquired by said interdiete from
her Uncle Antonio PARA, by an act OF D.
nation dated the sixth day Of December,
1872.
Terms and conditions nf the sale. Cash
on the spot i'll United States Treasury
Notes. /. A. WEbRE, Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION OF MARCTLLTS A. LIE
JEUNE NO. 955 PRORATES

eSTATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
- Court. Parish of Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Marie Aucoin widow of deceased of
said Parish duly qualified as administrators
OF said Estate has this day filed N this of
fee a final account of her administration
praying the homologation of the same.
Now, Their eiOre the parties interested. are
hereby notified to produce in this office.
within ten days following the publication
OF the present notice, such objections as
they may have against the homolosation
OF said account. otherwise the same sail
he approved and h~omologated according to
law.
/sZ,N1 Witness my hand an the i'm
$IIH press Of the seal of my office this
O0O 18th. day Of February 1873.
j. w. KNOBLOCH.
Clerk of Court.
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Planting has been going on
rapidly daring the last two weeks.
The seed cane has been, SO Tar as
reports reach Us. none too good -:
much of it is bad.
Work has commenced IN good
earnest on nearly every plaAta-
ton. The wages are generally
about what they were last year.
At least the slight 'iiminution is
not more than the fall of prices
in provisions and other articles
mas been.
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Total excess of negroes ever whiteS,--- AS
majority Of whom are awaiting
transportation. The balance are
at work on the New Orleans Pa
citic hailroad.-Batoa Rouge Ad
r0cat6.
-.And when those four villains
OF the Returning Beard get >itua-
tlonS IN thai motley crowd there
will De 6S2.
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GUILTY!-In the trial OF Tom
Anderson. the fOrger, 81 evident
was the guilt Of the party that
the Lawyers did not attempt to
DENY the commission of the mfa,
mons act, bat tried To save their
raScally victim through technical
tiles that had nothing to do with
the commission of the crime.
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the Jury that fonnd Tom

AS the jury that fonnd Tom
Anderson guilty of forgery recon-
mended him to the mercy OF The
Court, it is to be hoped that the
Judge, in sentencing him will be
generous aud give him all that
the law allows him.
Ii entitled to : OF IL years. be
certainly has earned the whole
period. and it ought not 10 be
shortened.
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About as small "A transaction
as has lately come to light is that
the New York Tribune charged
the estate of Horace Greeiy four
dollars for announcing HAT Gree
ley's pew in Church was for sale.
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the head ever ii, and the tnngus
Will die. Ii pientitnlly naei the
whole room may Nt filed almost
to Snffocatlon. The patient can
walk ;ibont III it lnhal:ag The fumes
with the doors and windows Shnt
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Notice to Subscribers.
Editorials.

Query: "Why will men smoke
commoa tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. Seal Of North
CuOlina,' at the same price 2
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SUCCESSION Of FRANCOIS GAUDE
AND. WIFE NO. 9SI. PROBATFS.

ITATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH
~ Court. Parish Of Lafourche. Whereas
Charles francois Gaude as Joint admins
tor and Celeste Gaude wife of Zepilvrin
Toups as JOINT administrators both OF said
Parish have filed , supplemental provision
al account OF their said Administrations
amending their inst provisional account
filed on the 18th. ~otJanaary 1873.
Now. therefore the parties interested.
are hereby notified 10 produce in this Of
fee, wltiin ten days following the publica-
ton OF the present notice. such objections
as they may have against the homologa-
ton OF said account, otherwise the same
shall be approved am homologated accord
ing TO law.
.ss5ssss, Witness my hand and the i'm
Z fffsSs press OF the seal Of nv Office this
S 18th. day February 1873
j.. ", KNOBLOCH.
Clerk of Court.
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L pthI PARISH OF LAFOURyHE
By virtue OF Il writ of Ii Fa to me
directed in the above entitled and num-
Ie!ed case. have seized and will offer for
SHE at public auction pursuant to law. to
the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House iii the Town Of Thihodaux on
Saturday March l6th. 1878,
between the hours Of II o'clock A NJ. and
/ O'Clock p. NJ, the undivided five seventb
OF the following described property to wit !.
LIST. a certain Sugar plantation situated
IL this parish North OF the Town of Thibe.
aux at about five miles therefrom. on the
Bayou Sec Settlement containin" about
Twenty Two hundred and Eighty six 52flOO
acres 1886 52lI00). Togethe, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon snuar
house, mill and engine dwelling house.
barns cabins &c. and which sand planta,
ton is partly bounded by lands formerly
belonging to Charles NJ. ellis & Co. and
those formerly belonging to Juan Y. De
Egana on the West and South sides and i
composed of the OF the following tracts.
The n. W. quarter of Section IU2.
The n. E. quarter of Section 1903.
The s. L. quarter of Section 1903.
The ). halt of the NOrch W. quarter and
lob
The \. half of the n. {. quarter of see
ton l0i.
The 5. E-quarter of section l0I.
The n. halfof the n. w. quarter of see
ton 103.
The South half of the n. L. Quarter of
section l0l.
The South West quarter of section lO2.
The (. half OF the n. L. quarter of sec
ton l0i.
The South East quarter of section 100.
Ali in Township IA South of Range Is r
The West half of the Iorth West quarter of
section Z.
The South West quarter of the North
East quarter of section II.
The East half of the South West quarter
Of section No. I.
The South East quarter of the North
East quarter the North Vest quarter of the
North East quarter the North East Quarter
OF the south East quarter and the North
East quarter of the North West quarter of
Section No. II.
TIE North West quarter Of the North
West quarter Of section No. II.
The North East quarter of the North
East quarter OF section No. Is.
The Scnth East quarter of the North
west quarter OF section MOI.
All in Township No. Il South of Range No.
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EsTRAY.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
HAVE II MY POSSESSION ALARGE
d dark OF Black Mule, no particular
marks visahe found estravl and if not
claimed and identified aud costs paid. Will
be sold by the constable at the Court House
on WEDNESDAY the Nth. dayof MARCH
neXt af3 o'chck 2. u. without further
notice.
GEO. w. SQUIRES.
Justice of the Peace.
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GDMSUsspT1ON
Positively Cured

All sufferers from this disease that :
anxious to be cured should try Dr. H.
mej'S CaieJTatsd ~LOnSpmptire P0wders. u
Powders are the "liy preparation knus
that will cure CONSUMPTION andaIl disesN
of the ThroUf and Ltjhgs-inleed, 50 SIRE
Is our faith III thea, and also to cony1193
you that they are no huuibug, we Will NJ
ward to every sufferer, by nail, post D.
a tree 1f10i Dor.
We don't want your money until goa
perfectly satisfied of their curative powe
ii your lifr is worth saving, don't delay
giving these PomtcFS ii trial, as they =
surely cure you.
Price, for large boz, $500, sent to u
part of the United States or Canada.
mai! on receipt of price.
Address.
ASHA ~ ROB BINS.
500 HULTos STREET, BROOKLYN, Nj
Han 1I-A&R
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IMPROVEMENT IN BOTTLED LAGER

BEER.
At p heavy expense l have Just put up
the naeessary apparatus tor treating La
GER BEER. as is practiced in ST. Leuis
and CINCINNATI. by which means the Beer
retains its brilllancy III any climate and
for any le>h of time.
Twill continue to sell this Beer at the
same price N heretofore, guaranteeing it
T. equal any. iteer in the marker. The usual
discount to thy trade,
The usual stolk of Philadelphia ALE and
fORTEk, Northern cider and LAGER
Der. for draft Ms well as in bottles. con
stantly On handA Also, Ginger Ale and
Mineral Waters, Put up in any required
quantity.
Send orders to POST Office Box l475. or to
store Nos. %, IS anJ 80 Bienville street,
NeVorleans. Send f{fr price list.
August 18th. 1877. i Il. c. Army.
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From Mr.. Malta, the efficient
and attentive Secretary Of the
Board OF Administrators al ;llp
State IenitentiAry, We yet the ioi-
lowing facts for which he has tlit
editors thauHS:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THEOGENE CAILLOUET VS.. NO. 800
CAIILOUET BROS,

LNIF'TEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
/ COURT. PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
by virtue OF IL writ of Fl Fa to Inc
directed IN the above entitled and num-
Ie!ed ease. | have seized and will offer for
snle at pubilc auction pursuant to law. to
the last and highest bidder, at the Court
IinuSn In tLn TnGn nE TLiknlnn-
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ASeA Il ssOHRlNS,

500 t'ULroS STREET, BRooKLYN, MI
Hap 'T7-A&R
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whether or not England is i'm condi ion to
cope with the continental powers and their
large standing armies, there is no doubt that
she is far better prepared than at the time OF
the Crlmean war. The prospect of a renewal
OF hostilities seems at the close of that Strug
gle, to have been contemplated. Writing to
Lord PalmerstOn in 1876 Queen Victoria ex-
pressed the hope that the proposed army
retrenchmentS would be made with great
moderation and very gradually and that the
difficulties We had had and the sufferings
which We had endured might not be forgot
Ten She adds: ITO the miserable reduc-
lions OF the last thirty years are entirely owing
our state OF helpleSSneSS when the war began
and IL would be objectionable if We were
found in similar condition when another
war-and who can tell how soon that NAV
beT-breaks out. We ought to be prepared for
every eyentuality''
Ii IS not likely that England can do much i'm
the first campaign of a European war But
her insular position and her great maritime
strength will enable her to gradually and
safely develop all her powers in an offensive
direction, and to choose her own place and
time for striking. We must not underrate
EnglandS military power. In point of both
population and resources she has gained
largely on the continental powers since the
time OF Napoleon, And, safe from attack her
Self, her blows will become stronger as the
war continues and her opponent becomes
exhausted.
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As Massachusetts has considerable at stalk

As Massachusetts, has considerable at stake
In the fishery question it may be matter of
interest to know that the prominent citizens
of that state, especially learned in interna-
tIOnal law, cOncede that the duty of the gov
eminent is plain to pay the award of the
fishery commission. Charles Francis Adams
says there is but one honorable course to pur-
sue. and that is to pay 1.-THE question of
amount has nothing to do with it. III it was
bad bargain it was too late to revise it. That
question passed out of our hands the moment
the arbitrator were appointed: and the gov
eminent had expressed its satisfaction with
all of them. He feared that the attempts of
leading men in the country to resist the pay
ment of the decree of an arbitration to which
all parties had agreed, upon such miSera-
IL technicalities and subtcrfuges as had
recently been suggested would result in
breaking down the enlightened and Christian
m de of settling International disputes by ar
bitratiOn. Robert C.. Winthrop holds that
the money should be paid without delay.
Judge Benjamin f. Thomas believes the
award to be legally binding, and that it
should be paid. Henry W. Paine, a leading
legal authority i'm Massachusetts, holds that
the award is legal and binding and that our
government will be diScredited if it does not
walk up manfully and accept the result of the
arbitration. The award of the Geneva con-
ference was promptly paid by Great Britain.
h says. and our government should not suffer
itself to be OutdOne in Obeying the REQUIRE
mentS of duty and honor.
Altogether it would seem that the legal
authori les are decidedly to the effect that the
award must BE- paid, however unpalatable it
my be
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month s.Bui.
iet1n OF all property for sale and rent on my books
when can be had on application 1t my once OF
will be sent by mail If desired. 0O0' "a
"a eco. IS, 600, $3.50, at per cent
auction Sales
On THURSDAY, March 2lSt at An m val.
liable property On ST., between % aad rs h sts.
INV ma 1S-tr
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Ebk KENT.
IT By o. HOFFMAN, 10th and Sta. a.
623 Pa. ave. NV, Is rooms, mod. tmps....$ioO 90
l24 West ST.. GeO'tn, Is rooms mod inns 81 80
4O6 18th st. NV. IL rooms and store ..... IS 3S
lila NJ 81. NV 9 rooms, mod. imps........ 80 90
StoddarI St., Geo'tn. 12 rooms, m I'd .imps so 90
10th and st. me-, large house and ground. SO 90
226 Del. ave. De-. IA rooms, mod impS.... 20 o.
Oil X ST. NV. 9 rooms, mod. imps. ....... 10 90
3O3 10 st. 4. " store aud wareEous 900. IS 90
9lb 7th st. q W., 8 rooms. mod inpS...... IS 90
9l7 7th ST. n. W.. rooms mod. imps. ...... IS 90
COL A. st. S.w.. rooms. store aud ixtureS. so 90
300 ST. Sc, 10 rooms, mod. imps. ....... 81 90
02 9Th st. Sc, rooms, mod. impS. ...... 80 o.
329 7Ih st. Me-, rooms and BATH (newl.... Is 90
33l 7th st. ne. rooms and bath. (new) -. 1S 90
1919. 1923 1425 NY. ave, stores esch.... IS 90
Building Lots for sale 10 every section OF the
ri
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\ bill has been passed at Calcutta empower
Elg the government to suppress seditious
writings by the native India press. England
elieves in free press except in India. Well
z she will govern half-ciyiIized people. we
oppose she must govern il i'll half-ciyilized
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Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
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tenor and not to any Individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
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COhPAEY,-not to that of any individual.
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DEMOREsT PATTERNS, an the new styles.
H. Just received by W. r. WHITE CO., Book
sellers and station ers 1A42 7th street p.w School
and Blank Books specialties. sep5-Y
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A statesman by the name Of Spang has
undertaken 1.-THE Use of this Word 5 nos in
tended to suggest that Spsng : an unier-
taker) tn prevent cremation II ~ sac of
Pennsylvania by introducing : bzl in the
legislature making the p-aet51z penal Of
fence. The bill Is aimed al Dr. L=moyne. OF
Washington. Penn who cremales modern
heather every few years, while waiting for in
creaSing civilization 10 arouse popular senti-
ment in favor of this manner OF disposing of
the dead. The efforts of Mr.. Spang will no
doubt prove an excellent advertisement for
the Doctor, and will add to the arguments for
cremation the sentiment in its favor GER
tain to be aroused by the persecution Of its
advocates. A bill was also introduced in the
same legislature, which makes it penal Of
fence for one man to ask another to take a
drink OF any intoxicating liquor. This bill
VIII probably be as effective i'm Suppressing
lntemperance, as that of Mr.. Spang in prevent
ing cremation. Cremation cannot be shown to
be "unehrlstaln, inhuman and wicked"
Habit and association are the strongest argu-
mentS against it. and they are sufficiently
powerful to prevent ii from coming into
general use, unless formal attempt to prevent
MS present rare practise, calls universal atten-
ton to the arguments in its favor, and petty
persecution arOuseS sympathy for those who
are endeayoring TO introduce it.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
L'UK RENT! FOR Rant: FOR RENT.

Gen. CT ipman'S House. corner ! 4 and str Sc.
IA ruoms, all mOiern tmprovem ants. $50 90
2o22 n. W., Is rooms, al mod. imps 100 o.
1915 Vermont ave. NV, 8 rs. ali moo. imp S5 W
hany other desirable Hpusa in all sectinnS OF tbs
city, for rentby r. GATCHELL,
Real Estate and Insurance,
LeDroit Il. ilding, corner 8 h and streets nnrth-
vest. mAr16-u
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Ill cases before IL O'Clock n. The insertion In the
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That hour cannot be assured.