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DY c. E. GIRAHDEY Auctioneer-Office
ID No. n Camp st~reet-Saturday Nuyem-
Der 81. 1873, at II o'clock H.. at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange. III the rotunda
of the st. Charles Holel. i'll the city of Ne
Orleans, will be sold at public auction, by
virtue and i'll pursuance of a decree OF the
Hen. E. I. Billings, Judge of the Circuit
Court of the United States, Fifth Circuit
and District of louisiana, signed on the
tenth of July 1873, confirming tie report OF
j. W. Gurley. Esq, Master in Chancery,
dated the thirteenth of April, 1873, and
rendered in the matter OF the "Consoilda-
ted Association OF the Planters of Louisi-'
ana" docket No. SOFA, the following des
| cribed property, 10 VIE
In the Parish Of LafOurche.
That extensive AMI very valuable estate
known us the ''Vacherie Plantation" sItua-
| ted in the Parish OF Laiourche. Louisiana,
about six miles from Lockport. and measu
ring about 3 leagues front on Bayou Vache-
re and extending in depth about 8 leagues
more or less. 1t is bounded on one side
partly by ID small piece of land and large
! Shell banks, known by the name of ITEM,
pie and from the Temple to the rear
line BY The Bayou dies Ailemand, and on
the other side by Il line running i'll the mid
die of IA low marsh known as the prairie
du Petit Bois. 1t contains about $4,000
acres of land more or less. The Planta-
ton is divided into two unequal and ire
gulor portions by a strip of land through
which runs the canal of the Baratarla and
Latourche Company.
The improvements thereon consist partly
of two cottages resid ences. fifteen brick
and six frame cottages tor quarters. tour
stables, two kitchens. one large brick SUI
garhouse and purgery, containing steam
engine, sugar mill, sugar kettles, cane
shed, ba gasse burner, etc also a saw mill
OF powerful machinery and steam engine.
An estate of great fertility and inexhaus-
tible productiN encsS.
Terms and Conditions One half cash
and the rem ainder on Il credit of one, two,
and three years, for notes of the purchaser
secured by special NOR, cages and vendors
lien on the property sold, bearing interest
at the rate of 8 per centum from the day of
clauses of ) per centum attorneys fees in
event of suit to enforce the collection and
payment: improvements to be kept insurel
and policy transferred to the vendor.
The property will be sold free from all
encumbrances. with a perfect title and the
taxes all paid up to the day of sale. All
c0lleetihle after that date to be assumed
and paid by the purchasers.
a deposit in cash OF ten per cent on the
price OF adjudication will be required from
the purchasers at the moment ct sale to
secure compliance with the conditions.
The expenses and acts of sale before
Amu,lee Ducatcl, Notary Public, at the cx-
pense of the purchasers.
All further particulars at sale.
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Ese-Opening a EhnrOu.ilf:lre

In order 10 guard against results utterly
suhvcrsive of health, it is absolutely essen
tial that the grand t~horoughtare or aven"e
OF the system. the bowels. shoRld be re
opened as speedily as possible when they
l'ccanie ohstructel. Ii they aie not, the
bile is misdirectc,i into the blood : the liver
becomes torpid :; vi-c'd billions matter gets
into the stomachs aud produces Judges
tlon acadia hes eii>uc. and other symptoms
ate pfo'iaeed. which Il ~pWolonSatioa of the
exciting cause. only tends TO aggravate.
The ap-rI"nt properties of Hostetters's
Stomach BitterS constitute Il most useful
agent IA ovcrcoHiu. constitution of the
htWviS. ana rrHmnjia% a regular habit of
i'7,s7 l. iNitAIitely superior to the Grls-
tie rstiar'les frequently used for the Iur-
i.7<a silee does NJ he them. act viz
itft., ont pratlet> "a natural. painless
feet which does net impair tile toue of
TIE executor: organs. which, invi.cratcs
Instead Of weakening. The stomach and
Ever aisa, indeed the cutie system. "a
strengthened and regulate hy it,
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Editorials.
See Baun's new advertise
ments in to days issue.

Thankful to ii MZrcitul Pro
violence, the editor, after a con
test with the Yellow Fever, is
again able 10 be foundat the post
Of duty.
For the mauy kind attentions
of his friends, and for the many
messages of sympathy and con
doleHne received during his i'll
ness, he is deeply grateful, and
sincerely plays that he may never
he called upon TO Ieturu th' ~ IL
kind.
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In MemOriaRM.

Our friend JAMES E. CONCANDN,
whsoe death t is our iainfrl duty to
chloulclr. was ii native Of this parish
He was yet in the flower of his age.
kind. sprigh'ly, and wei behaved.
When in his seventh year. he ATTENDED a
private school uear his residence, Eve
miles above our town and when libtr-
ally adva eed in his stndio-. he vas sent
to that opular college Mount ST. Mary,
at Emettsburg, Maryland, to acquire "a
thorough. classical education!
Last seSsiol he satisfactorily passed
the Rhetoric Glass; aud had not Fate
brought him S % untimely to the grave
he would have z adnated this coming
year
Jimmy. as wef aniliarly called him
will lon. be emrmbered. He was man.
" il his bearing, atfable in his
pleasant i'll conversation and genial i'll
character, which qualities had s~everally
won for him IL host of fl ends.
Had h. not thus. in he springtime OF
life. fallen IL victim to the raging plague
he would have undoubtedly been an hon
or to the community in which he lived
and a bright star among his many com
..aninns,
To his grief stricken parents, in this
their hour of deepest atf1 elton we pre-
sent our most heartfelt coincidence
They have sustained an ~irreparable loss
which not even Time can cause them tc
forget.
Alas! IT'S too true, Our dear friend il
gone. The silent tomb has claimed hi:
dust. and the Eternal. his spirit. TIL
dearest wish of his many friends is tina
hi, soul, Resqaiescat in Pace.
AMTCV
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The Election.

Next Tuesday will be held an
important election III THIS State
and Parish. With the sha,.oW OF
death hanging over us, u does
not like to worry the mind OF the
people with political matters.
But when We have an uIiScrupu
louS enemy, using .he present
~mistSrtuItes of the people OF the
State. in an effort to get posses
sion of the offices of the Parish
in order that they can prey upon
us for two wears TO cone as they
have formerly done. II Is receSSa-
ry that every voter should arouse
himself for a day or two. ana
east his ,ote for friends who have
the general prosperity at heart.
For Il month, vile cmi>Sarles
have been striving 10 arouse en-
nifty between the races III hopes
of securing the election OF them>
selves to office for which they are
utterly unfit, morally, socially,
ard mentally. But if our people
| will only awaken for one day,
their schemes will be thwarted.
Many colortd voters who have
acted nobly daring this epidemic
have thrown off all allegiance TO
such pretended leaders, and are
going to vote for men who will
take their interests at heart, and
strive to enhance their interests
aud prosperity by promoting the
general welfare of everybody.
The ID moclatiG ticket is com
posed of men who are long and
tavorahiy known in the Parish
men who have the interests OF the
community at stake, and who are
not in search of office from any
d sire on their part, but who have
been put forward by their friends
on account of their merit and the
general confidence placed placed
in their integrity and honesty by
their fellow citizens.
1t is the duty of every good
citizen to assist iii eiectlng those
candidates by all just aud fai1
means, and Seethat the ParOchia'
aud Manici,al atfiirs are not per
mitted to fall into possession o
worthless men.
REFUGEE. - Yesterday morn
ing there was Il white frost her
which We hop will, i'll ii greal
measure, check the spltad OF Vel
low Fever. But we do not deem
it at all expedient for refugees t.
return until there iS colder wealth
er than we have yet had-not be
fore we have ice.
This town is impregnated wit
yellow Fever poison, and person
coming from unInfrctei districts
will be liable to take it. At least
refugees should have their dwell
in.s thoroughly ventilated betor
returning. They must not luna
CINE that because their house
have been closed, the poison ha
NOT entered therein. 1t is just til
contrary. a thorough ventilatio
will be necessary even after
frost.
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For. sale.

ONE STEAM GGANULATING PAN,
" capable OF granulating tteen to TWEEN
ty hogsheads of Sugar in ~ hours.
In complete working order, | will sell the
same cheap. 5. T. GKlSAMORE.
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BV e.. a.. Girardey.

In the matter of the Consolidated Associa-
tio. of the Planters of Louisiana.
United States Circuit Court for the Fifth
Circuit and District of Louisiana.
Docket No. S0l4.
RECEIVERS SALE
OF Splendid Sugar Estates, Timber Lands,
Shell Banks. Orange Orchard Sites, Etc
In the Parishes of st. Charles. Lafourche,
Jefferson, and st. Tammany, La.
And Thirty-ftar Valuable Squares in the
Third and Sixth Districts of
New Orleans
The Entire Without Reserve on Easy
Terms and Long Credit.
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QUERY "Nhy wi men smoke
common tobacco. when they can
buy Marburg Bros. Seal Of North
Caroiiao,' at the same plicem
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Ste. Valerie School, under
the ditection of those able aud
cstim bic young ladies Misses
Odile aud Emelina Naquin, will
re open on Monday next, the 4th.
instant.
This little inStit0tion, in com
mon with AL other institutions of
learning. has had its door closed
on account of the prevailing cp.
dpmic, AMI it affords us pleasure
to add, that the young ladies at
its head. have rendered thtmStl-
yes, in the meantime, uSeial in
their ever ready response 10 the
cali of charity. Like good Sauna
ritanS they have miuiSttred to
the cause Of the Suffering aud af-
hicied.
Tue merit OF This school is too
we'll established to rpqu;le any
eucomlnms at our hands. We
would advise all those having
yonng children to send them to
this school, where they will Sc
cure the foundation Of Il good
literary mora anl christian IL
struutior.
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WANTED 4 LIMITED NUM-
'. 1AA> LIZ Der of active, ener-
getlc canvssers to engage in IL pleasant and
profitable business. Good men will find
this a rare chance to make money. Sucl,
VIII please answer this advertisement by
letter, enclosing stama for reply, stating
what business they have beer engaged in.
non but those who mean business nee,l
apply. Address
FINLEY, HARVEY & Co, Atlanta, Ga:
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Dry Goods and Clothing,
can be honeht trom Banm'a new
store AZ NV Oi!caus prices.
Give bin / call,
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For Sale.

a first class Rice Thresher capable of
thresling from rs to 100 sacks rice per
day, for sale cheap, apply to A. B. Raglan.
j. n. Caiilouet. r X. X. Mcbride. Pm.
June 18th, 1873.
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Remember that Baum'S new
store / at the corner OF Market
and ST. Louis Streets, under the
Franklin House.
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Buy cotton and Hemp pack
ing rope. Sngar Ladies' and Skim
mers. Lamps and Lamp wick
from s. +. G,iSamole.
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WOOD! WOOD!!

IFiE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
4 constantly on mana near tie iHitn-
d,uS Saw Nal. Ash dry fire wood. wi.ieh
he will sell at 800 per cord, Or he will on
shot notice deliver one hall a cord at resi-
ienee for 1915.
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Against the md proposed amendment.
Against the Bird proposed amendment
Against the ith pr, posed amendment
Against the 9TH proposed amcnlment.
Against TIE 6th proposed amendment.
Against he Eta proposed amendment.
Against the 9Th proposed amendment.
Against tn 9th pr"pnSei amendment.
AGAINST the 10th proposed amendment.
ASainst the Ilth proposed amendment.
Arainst the lotii proposed amcuNIntnI
AGAINST thc !3fn proposed amendment.
Against the 18th proposed amendment.
AGAINST the 10Th proposed amendment.
AGAINST the l6tn proposed amendment.
Against the 18th propose! amendment.
AGAINST the 18th proposed amendment.
Against the 18th proposed amendment
Against the 2dth proposed a~mendnlene'
against the 2ist proposed amendment.
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Rooms Howard Association
OF

The following receipts are acknowledged
Youun Mems Benevolent Association Of
10 90
Citiz, MS Relief Committee,
Brooklyne, n. Y. through Rip
ley i;opes, Esq, Treasurer 500 90
ID. b. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
Proceeds sale , Dozen Bottles
Wine 8 40
Rev WASHINGTON Whitelsy... 4 IS
Proceeds sale | Box LemonS.-.. Z 81
Total received from Oct. oath. -
to Oct. 3lst, 1873. .....--- 1910 TO
F.. SAMOAN, Treasurer, II. A.
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-Baum'S entire stock of Dry
Goods are direct from New York.
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FOR STATE TREASURER.
T.. \. BURKE.

FOR STATE TREASURER.
T.. a. BURKE.
For the forty sixth Congress
3rh. District.
J. III. ACkLEN,
OF ST. Mary.
For State Senator-9th. Senate
rial District
S. T. GRISAMORE.
OF L%atourche.
For the Legislature:
JOHN $. BILLlU,
j. S. PERKINS.
For PARISH Judge:
ARTHUR +. kNDBLOCH.
For Sheriff:
L. A. WEBRE,
For Coroner:
JOiiNC. Raglan.
2nI. Ward.
For Police Jury.
j. l.. AUCOlN.
For Justices of the Peace.
GEO. w. SQUlRES.
DAVID MOORE.
For Constables.
J, NJ. WALSH.
S. I. DEMANADE.
For State Capital:
NEW ORLEANS.
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Official.
Proceedings of Town
Council.

COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL,
Tuesday, October LIST. 1873.
The Town Council of the Town of TLiibo-
met i'll regular SESSION this day at 4
O'Clock =. NJ.
p A.. Aucoin, l.. keefe, and +. Samoan,
Absent: o. Naquin, NJ. A. Legendre. and
J. l.. Aucoin. Trustees.
The minutes of previous regular session
were read and approved as recorded.
The following Collectors Report for the
month ending this day was received and
accepted.
Collectors Report.
From Sept. Bird. 1873 to October LIST. 1873.
S. L. G. I. To.al.
Taxes of ~ col. of
Dickerson & Holdings 81 l2b / 50
Riviere& roups so 80 100
5 90 II 90 20 90
+. H. Legendre 81! 4 I2A ) 80
Mrs. NJ Phlllippeau 625 Is - % 90
373 l24 80
IA 81. "A 62a SO 50
Respectfully submitted,
.THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Collector.
October LIST. 1873.
!. The following Treasurer's Report for the
month OF September 1873 was read and ac-
cepted.
Ireasurer'S Report.
For September 1873.
To Balance on hand this day l49 36k
:" Police and Grim. Elk fines 3 90
d" Ban.t for of Mrs Brutf's Ban. 9 25
" Take 1877 rec. this month "A 62ll
=" Market House rent for Oct. 7S Is GO
CREDIT.
4" Collectors Fees.-...... SO
I" Police & Crim.expenses. 10 20
q" Streets and bitches 24S
:" Incidental Expenses % 90
Z" Quarantine Expenses ll2 80
:" Balance ON hand....... l25 OH
49, % 49, %
To Balance on hand l25 OF
. amt. ON hand for workmen's act. 26 90
" i" /" 'School Taxes II. lib 1874
MEMURANDUM.
Amt. due by j. NJ. Bourg for two
months rent of Market House. : IA l62
Respectfully submitted,
[Signedl JOS. I. THIBODAUX,
Treasurer.
Thibodaux. October LIST. 1873.
The following claims were presented and
on motion of duly seconded, AN appropria-
ton of Fifty six and 05Il00 Dollars was
made to pay the same by the following
vote.
Yeas-Grisamore, Aucoin Z. A. Keefe
and Samoan.
= Nays: None.
Theophile Thibodaux, col. fees . 9:
NJ. A. Ford, Telegraphic Dispatches 3 lt
Workmen account 80 OF
$50 0:
On motion duly seconded the Council ad
journed.
S. 7. GRISAMORE, Mayor.
+. Nj. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
a True Copy:
October End. 1873.
= A.. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
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JENKINS III Ton
The Great Southern Remedy for
Rheumatism. GOut and .Nen.
E~ssk:sSa.

Those terrible enemies of human hapn.
ness, rheumatism, Govt, and Aeuralrn
heretofore seemingly unconqIerable, han
indeed found their master iii Jenkins Ami
hilator. We have the testimony of men Il
the highest standing i'll Loairiana and OIL
er States, that after suffering indescribabk
pains Tor years, rom which they souchtn
llet iii vain by visiting the Hot and Wan
springs of Arkansas and Virginia. and by
using dozens OF remedies mere o. less bieb.
~ praised, when, in fact. hope had almost
died out, they have found relief from main
by the use o! the AnnihiIatvr, ana nv con-
tinuinG 1t for IL short time, have been per.
fcctly cured. The anlihi!a;or i a ,fs,a.
ration purely vegetable, Agreeable to The
taste and may b. taken without irartfay
ini.ij inHs results by TIN. delicate Il. Nell IA
tn" robust III constitution.
Price $!.J0 per l.ttir. For sale by
ALI Druggists. Ask year Druggist or III.
ciiar containing ceitiGra,ts. ut send 10
y. JE%kI&S K CO. rrnrrrtnrs.
NcN Oh ans La.
Fi>LAn x filoMTsuH, Nhr:eSa,, Drug
giet, New Orleans. tn. lie agents til
Louisiana. Tr>a~. Mississlr i, Aiabama
ARKANSAS ai'i Florida. m9 in
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

PIANOS ana esEscaASS 4TFH
At FICTORI PAGES. Great Peductia
10 close ont present s'oct of 40n .New ard -
eon6-hdhd Instruments Of frs' cl,tss makcrx
,onI7alttcd and al p1ices tt0t DEFY con.
PETITION. for rnSh o.. nstaHneais !
1GENTS WANTED frr W4TERS' SO.
IERlOR BELL cRTiES ahd PIINOSs
In"shdted Cahti7J,tes Noijea. HOR4CI
lERS d SONS Manufacturers and
Dedfers. 40 East l4M-si.. Y. y. also Gems
raj 1gts. for SHONINGEHS Ceiebrats1
ORGANS.
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TO MAKE Nj
Pleasantly ana fast, agents SHOULD address
FINLEY, HARVEY 4 Co, Atlanta. Ga.
St. |IIcent's College,
Cape GirnrGea.s, Mo.

THlIIS INSTITUTION. 50 WELL AND
L favorahly known to hundreds of the
Citizens OF Louisiana, offers superior advaa.
tages for the acquisition ola thorough clas
steal, Scientific and Commercial Educatiou.
Ierms:-Per session OF ten month. $3.50 q
The Session will commence Monday, Ser
TENDER, I'd. 1873. 81
Address: "a
Rev. j. w. HICKEY, C. NJ
Jy-203m President ST. Nmcent's ColIu
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TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WAR;,

MoBLEY 4 Co.
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~ Ch'o"'o cards, Cupids, Notices, Flow
- efs Ne; a"teo aiL"., with name, l0cts.
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Solution of double acroStic il

last number
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annex closing quotations:

In State bonds, District OF Columbia 365s fell TO
S39.. and Louisiana consols rose to 77l4.
In city bank stocks, Shoe and Leather Q0) sold at
10, Bank of New-YOrk t9l at 10s, and Hanover
5Ol at 102
In railroad bonds, further break 10 40 was re-
ported in Alton and Terre Haute income bonds
rsts of c.. c. and l. C. yielding TO 80, seconds to
49, and South Pacific frsts to S4l2; trsts of Mis-
souri, Pacific being firm at 1O401O4A, Union
irsts at los, and Central at 1881 Northwest con-
soils were up to no. gold bonds to 99ls and jersey
Central consos, assented, to 1904; st. Paul, l. and
NJ. Division. being firm at 103i2G1 03l4, Rock
Island. new 40 years 6s at 1922, Canada Southern
debenture certificates at 1855, and New-fork Ele-
waited at 81. -, +.
tone weaker, with sales at 10O3lGlOOos On gold
loans the lending rates 2G3 per cent paid for
borrowing The Assistant Treasurer paid out $l2,-
GOO coin interest on the public debt. The days
business of the gold clearing department. OF the
Bank of the State of New-Iork covered Cold
cleared, S11,304,000 gold balances, S9ol 9oOi
currency balances 1891, 750. The gold QuotaHons
were as follows:
1O....... 1908 ll2.........1OOs 3...........lOOs
Foreign exchange was quiet and firm. Selling
rates were on on the basis of 81 S4SfG4 30 Tor 90
DAYS bills and 81 81 for demand to the I. We an
mex current closing official quotations:
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SECOND BoApp.-l O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THIRD BOARD-2:30 P. NJ.
TUESDAY, June tsp. NJ.

The stock market to-day opened weak and gem
eral decline in prices followed Later there was a
sharp upward turn of prices, which, however, was
not sustained at the close.
The total transactions Of the day were 141, 800
shares, of which Lake Shore, Erie, Western Union
and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western monop-
olized 100. 0O0 shares Lake Shore opened at 50l2,
declined to 59ls rallied to 90. and closed at its
opening price, Erie fell from 10 to 15i9, recovered
to 10, and closed at 1873. Michigan Central was
dull at 66l206Gl49 07l2067as and Central and
Hudson was steady at 1O701O7L. A notable
feature Of the days business was scarcity of the