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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-14
Lancaster Favors Primary
Elections.

The Democrats Of Lancaster County,
after an experience Of several years
have again declsred in favor of primary
elections as the fairest and best plan for
making nominations. Tn the Conven-
ticn which met at Lancaster Courthouse
on the 9th instant, the subjoined resolu-
tons, offered by Maj. B. F. Miller, Of
Taxahaw. were adopted:
Resolred. lst. That the primary election
system, at the various voting precincts in
the county. be adopted as the mode Of nOm-
mating county and legislative officers.
2nd. That The candidates receiving the
highest number of votes cast be declared
the nominees Of the party.
Srd That mono but known and recog'
nized Democrats he allowed to vote in the
primary election.
4th. That any person running upon the
so-called Independent ticket shonld be re.
garded as traitor alike TO his party and
country and should receive the just con.
demaation Of oil good citizens.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-14
NEWS ITEMS.

The "Nationaf' is the name Of a
new political party that is trying to 6ud
its way iuto existence in the United
States.
After reading our esteemed cotem,
porary. the Ledger, We conclude that
the Democrats Of good old Lancaster
mean to give majority Of five hundred
or q thousand in favor OF Hampton and
Good Government next fall. The
Ledger contains accounts Of the re-or-
gapization Of old and the formation Of
new clubs 10 every quarter Of the
county. Keep the ball moving.
The Supreme Court Of the United
States has recently given its decision
in the case Of Edwards vs.. KearSey.
from North Carolina, reversing the de-
cisioD OF the Supreme Court Of that
State, which was that only certain classes
of claims Of date anterior to the passage
Of the homestead law could prevail
against that law. Under this decision
Of the highest court in the land, and
which settles the question for all time,
creditors have redress, and can scise
the homestead for the satisfaction of all
debts antedating the ratification Of the
homestead law.
ANoRTu CAROLINA exchange, whose
editor, strange to say, is married man,
contains the following local paragraph {:
.Some glorious women-radlant in the
sunshire.of joyous expression, aud rcdo-
lent with the perfume Of angelical in
1luepcey. are now on visit TO Wilson,
stamping upon the hearts Of our gal.
lants the belief that here in our own
midst Is the loselist Ytrsat OF earth's
heaven, aud that al the hours that pass
under the wand of their enchautmeut
MUST neejs be frpgcd with tho roshst
tisImsys Sf asIAhf.' |
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-14

At tho annual meeting Of the Gem
etcry Association Of Camden, held Apri
29th, 1873, It was resolved that the nu'
nual report of the Standing Committee
be published 10 The Kershaw Gazette
and Camden JOURNAL, with the hope
that many in the community may bs
reused to the claims Of the Association
The Association desires also to give pub
lie e.prrasicna Of its thanks to the mem
berso oftbe Histrionic Club for their mos,
acceptable donation. The following j,
the report Of the Committs
The Standing Committee beg leave res
pectf6lly to, report that Immediately after
our last meeting they proceeded to have the
unfinished work at the Cemetery completed
IS preparation for Memorial Day. and
that twice since then, in August and in
March, the walks have been cut out and
the grounds placed in as good order as our
funds allowed A street has also been opened
toadmit Of an entrance TO several enclosures
up, and the fence has been repaired and
strengthened.
2 SO few persons. h,wever, have paid their
subscriptisns, that but for the money col
lected Mt the Penny Readings and that
kindly donated to Us by the Histrionic soci-
ETY.. the work must have ceased altogether,
and We beg to press this fact upon the at
tention Of the Society. Itis surely the pro-
per way 10 secure The necessary means for
this object. in which we are nll Interested,
and the only one upon which We CAM rely.
We had hoped. indeed. to realize something
from the sale Of the lots; bat. though sever
nj Of these have been selected. three alone
have been paid for and the titles given
Those Of Mr. B. H. Bcykin, DR.. Jas A..
Young, and Mrs. s. Tweed.
Unires. therefore. some method can be
devised for collecting these voluntary sub
ecripions and euforcing,the paymentfor the
lots. we have nothing to depend on for the
coming year.
Another point which your committee
would urge IS the great importance Of en-
ploying some one steadily at the Cemetery
not only as gardener. but as guard.
As the grounds improve in beauty they
become more attractive to idlcrs- and dur
ing the past year not only bave tho plants
been injured and stolen. but the monu-
ments themselves defaced and broken.
All OF which we respectly submit.
~ A. J.. DAVIS,
n. L. BJrNs,
II. N. LAsG,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-14
TO ADVERTISERS.

AS medium for reaching the people, THE JOURNAL
the country Having large and constantly increasing circulation
Kehaw Sumter Darlington Chesterfield Lancaster
Fairfield and Rchand prepared offer EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
to advertisers. &g
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-14
General John B. Erwin.

We have learned from reliable
source that Gen. Erwin declines to be
candidate for Congress from the Fourth
District. His course in this regard but
increases the respect the people Of Ker-
shaw have for him. Ordinarily they
would gladly support him for almost
any position to which he might aspire
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-14

country HohfhytOR LetfeT.
AN cnterprisine president Of d female
college tried to "come it" over the Press
Association 10 Charleston last week
but to. very little purpose. Somehow
the newspaper men didn't take very
kindly to any such free advertising
dodge and the city reporters were re-
spectfully severe in letting the thing
alone. Ths. system about which We oil
heard may be very right and necessary
to the complete circular development Of
fcmalo character. but the beet possible
way to make these things known is
through the columns IF the daily and
weekly press at SO much q square. This
is the oaly legitimate way 10 reach that
class Of people who are most ready to
patronize our institutions Of learning
and always lend helping hand to the
genius Of education. Printers and pub.
fishers have to live, and until they are
furnished with FREQ bread and meat
they should not be expected to work
for nothing. IF their influence is
worth soliciting it is worth paying for.
--AJberiRc Medium.
SENATOR BUTLER, OF South Caro-.
lima. has offered an amendment to the
pending bill reported by the Senate
Committee en- Finance, designed to re.
peal the clause Of the national banks,
imposing tax Of 10 per cent upon the
notes of State banks used for circnla-
tion. Il is this tax that has destroyed
the STATE banks OF issue. There has
heen a CONSTANT desire 90 tho part Of
the State, not especially benefited by
ths present natioual banking sy4P, 10
sclItsssS clIttsssS stAs baakN Mssw saYrysM
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ree ~ lfo,~}a-s 'tss1 4 aeSs - ~
Striving always advance the the ondin
Their people every conceivable way and recognising the fact that
the campaign opening marks crisis the history of South Carolina
the Popos Of THE JOURNAL will spare effort make nds
pensab to the reading public of this section of the State
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-14

TIE JOURNAL being cf.he oldest papers the State and hsv
ing established reputation for reliability and fidelity the
the people, needs introduction the public the ws however,
of the extend the its usefulness by put
ting it into the hands of every reading Kehaw County
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-07-13

Quoiqufl se soft 6coule quelques snu6os
depuis que ID Teinture Dkpuratiye du Dr.
Meng ait 6t6 retir6e Dc 50 grnnde cfrculn-
ton, ellie men . pas n0ins consrry6 toute
50 fgue ct touts sa popularit9, dsns nm or
cult Reinforcement restreipt.
Depuls longte'nps, de tons les paiaps do
- Louisiana, ct principaltanent 'du Bay0v
1Asfourche, des Attakapdb, dc 10 RiyiAre
Rouge, dc vieux nalsdes mo demandent de
reprendre Ia fabrication de cette mHaleeinc.
ii tustement appr6ci6e de tout cenx aui en-
ont fait usage fFlfEFf1
Anjourd'h hui je r6ponds leur appsl ct
les malhenreAx- afdiges de malad,Bs iites
incurables, aurOnt sous Ia uiain cette bien.
veillante teintnse d6purutive. qui yiendrp
METRE un terme leurs sOuffixnces.
| Qu'ils se ivrent done Pesp6rauea do
tOurs lneilleurs, ceux.la qui viyent sOas Ia
| iOug de quelqu'une de ces incom,nodes ef
dOuloureuses infirlnit6s, filcs impures dun
sang vici6, d6lStare, nal elabor6.
Beaucoup, qui jouissent dune brillante
| sant6, ne le dOivent peut ttre Qua In Tein-
ture Depurative; c'est par la puissance ale
ces vertus que tel pere, telle mere ont pnri.
f6 leur sang, acquis une b0nue Constitution
retrouye une sant6 aussi vigOureuse su,innt
tendne. et mis- au monde des enfapts d une
sante tiorissaute.
Que cenx qnl, c0mmc cux, yjveut d'une
vie de d0uleurs, d'angoisscs, Dc d6eeepoire
suivent leIr cxemple; qu'Ils essaycnt de ID
Teintnre Depurative. ct, c0inne efx, ils de-
viendront robustes ct forts, ct pourroni
etre Hers dc lcur progenit,ire.
Que ceux bui dontent, sint0rnsent.
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TEINTURE DEPURATIvE
*iaf,s 900 ~ s'f Al
DU Dr. DlkNG,. - s8Ii

Ce remede qui n'a pas encore failli do
puts qunze ans quill est en- usage, eat l,ep
superieur tOus les cEtraifs dc 81. i.epuveiils
ct tous les DspMratis, employees jns9uA CO
Jour.
II guerit toutes les lnaladics chroniquss.
soft internes, soft exterDes. sans difference
d'age nj lie sexe. Mule inaladie prOveuant
do TimpuretG du sang ne r<ssste / son
usage; les dartreA de quelque nature Qu'el-
les sOient, les inhrmites. consto u0nce tle
fabus du mercure sa de tout antrc traitc
ment qui vicih Ia constitution, soue psr.
fBitement ct radica1enent gu6ries. tDi,tes
les fois que l'0n persevere denss0n ewploi.
Les Lc'seorvhtes, Pertes HidneAes, NJ kcw-
taritcs dams la periodieit9 dss Bsenstrues. la
chlorose, IL stsriHtc proyenAnt de tOute ma.
ladie chronique ou copstitut i0nnelle. to,ites
ccs maladies disparaissent par I'm traitc
mehf assez longtemps prUloieG de- 10 Tein
ture D6purative du DR.. MenE. 3eIF
Iepilepsse, lersquelle nest pas occasion
nee par une lesion organiaue, lcs Rhun,stis
mes eh,'0ni4nes ct quelquef0i. Aigxs, les u
ceres cancereux, ont 6te .radicalement gut
| ria. &, 81 }s4s 5tl,ss.i :. ti1.a -
Los eurcs dsjA op6-es parlent assez pou
| que Ia Teinture Dtpuratiyr an DR.. Men ai
besoin de t0ute recfaiie !; II sufit ,ls sayoi
| quill ny pts en- jnsquA present nnc senl
n,aI..die cbr0niqne invefktee on constIt,i
tlonnellc, prnduite par I'm vice queIcOnau,
des hnmeurs. qii ait rGsisfe il la puisssai,c
medicafriee de rette preparation.
'Chaquc boateilie est acconipa .nEc dc non
breux cer.ificats, venaht do t0sls les tsiut
dc Ia ouisiane, attestant. les bcileA ee>
opErees par &c n,edicament
En vente chez -
! jos. T. TIL
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I'm malentendu des plus fa-
cheux Went dc Sc produire entire
patrons ct travailleuEs sur la plan
tation Magnolia pres de Ia sta>
ton de Terreb0nne.
Des hommes de couleur enga-
g6s pour couper du bois sur la
plantation, { raison de $1.W la
corde, ont abatu par m6garde,
mais cependant d'apres les indi-
cations de Feconome, du bols de-
pendant de la plantation voisine
LxtSc;a don't lie proprietaire re
clame lie montant 4 raisOn de 70
cents Ia cords.
Jusque la le NAL nest pas
grand; mais pour Sc dedomma-
ger de cette perte le proprietaire
de Magnolia ne veut donner i ses
bhcherons cue O.5Oc. par corde
de bois coupe. Inde Ire.
Nous dOnnOns cette nOuve, le
d'apres un corresponding ct sous
toutes reserves.
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BITTER EUCALYPTUs.-V0ila
un bitter destin6 a devenir cel4-
bre. On ell parle en- beaucoup
d'endrOits ct on le cite CONNIE nm
rem6de sOnverain contre les fie-
vres intermittentes. Nous publ
ons plus loin un certificat qni ell
atteste l'efficacite. Avec le Bitter
Eucalyptus, non settlement on
parvient a s'affranchir radieale-
ment de fievres locales, de fiAvres
de marais ct autres fievres, mais
on sen preserve bien quson puis-
sc 6tre force de sejourner dams
des regions malsaines. Nous en-
conseilIons done tout particuliere
ment l'usage a toutes les person
nes qui voyagent ct qui sont obli-
gees de suivre un itin6raire trace
dsavance. En pareil cas-, le Bitter
Eucalyptus est reellement indis>
pensable. II SO trOuve chez MN.
Burke ct Thompson, No. 66 rue
Tchoupitoulas.
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TENTATIVE D'EvAsIoN.-Jean
Baptiste Lafeur, coudamn6 a Z
ans de penitencier pour vol ct ten
tative de meurtre envefs Mr.. AL.
va Smith, attendait dams la prison
de paroisse le resultat dun appel
q Ia Cour Supreme.
Dams la mutt de lundi au mardi
dernier, a Paide dun moroccan de
fer il descella une quinzaine de bri
ques dams le mur de son cachot,
ct, au jour, cacha soigneusement
Pouverture avec sa chemise, pens
SAINT terminer son travail la mutt
suivante.
En- faisant sa ronde le Sh6rit
ent Pheureuse idee de sOulever lie
haillon ct apercut Ie travail Op6.
re. Pour recompenser le mis6ra
ble dc son travail force. il Pa mis-
aux fers qn'il conservera iusqu'au
moment de son depart pour ,le pc
nitencier.
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Nous lisons dams IL LouisiG.

mdis
M. j. Ulaudet, l'actif ct iuteli-
gent p!anteur de Latourche, qui
tut 81 lougtemps notre co-parois-
sien, nous a parl6 ell termes POM
neux du merveilleux aspect de la
recolte ell ses parages - LafOur>
che inferieure.
CONNIE Saint M6jard n'avait
mas oleure Ia semaine dernlere,
on await presque raill6 CO pauvre
Saint Medard.
Cs6tait NAL.
M6dard s'est venge cette semai
ne. II a pleur6 CONNIE Madeleine
LIZ riz est auf, la cahne ma
plus Soft le mails est giorieux, ct
chacun !. bon espoir.
Mais lily generalement des
| yers dams les p6ches.
Ouant aux fgues ellcs sOnt mi
res Ou murtes.
Car on dit Fun on lsautre .lan'
nos canpagnes, bien quill sol
peut-etre plus correct de dir
mMres que MlnrteS.
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fOurche W. No. Mr. Arthur Suth0u.
Of8oe Tax Collector, Parish of Lafourche.
Thibodaux, July 18th. 1873.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME
ID vested by the Act No. ~ of 1873. Act
No. 96 Of 1877 and Act No. 8 Of 1873. Of the
Legislature Of this State; will proceed
to sell ut public auction, ct Che store Of Mr..
Arthur Sush6n, at the Plantation Of Mrs.
Marcelin Braud in this parish, on
Saturday 9th. day Of July 1878,
at l2 o'clock NJ. without appraisement, the
following described property. to-wit:
ALOT OF GOODS, WARES AND MER
chandise, being tho contents of said store,
situated ut tho plantation Of Mrs. N. Brausl
on the the left bank of Bayou Lafourche,
ut about fOar miles above Thibodaux.
SAID PROPERTY ASSESSED IN TIE
name of Mr.. Arthur Suthon. and having
Oeen seized by me to satisfy debt due the
State of Louisiana and Parish of Lafour
che, for taxes amounting to Six Isl 100 Dol
lars and Licenses amounting to One Hun
died and twenty five dollars. together will
| all costs and oharges.'
TERMS; CASH ONTHE SPOT.
I p. E LORIO,
Tax Collector, Lafourc he
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ARREsTATIoNs.-Il y a envi-
ron trols semalnes, lie Gymnasi-
ARGUE Frank Moncayo louait de
Mr.. Paye, pour une dizaine. de
loors settlement, IN canot pour
descendrea a Orange CITY.
A Iepoque fixee, ne voy ant
flen venir ct surtout n'entendant
parler de rien, Mr.. V. Pave sc
mt q la recherche ct apprit Que
Moncayo etait a la baie Ell train
ae .endre son canot, lancant i'm.
inediatement un affidavit contre
ial, Il edt lheureuse chance de le
lalre arreter ct de reprendre pos
session de son bien. Amene de
want le juge de paroisse. Frank
Aoncayo a etc renvoye deyant Ia
sour de District sous caution dc
SlOO.
N'ayant pu fournir la garantie
exlgee, il etc ecrou6 q Ia ge6le.
Bill Robertson, ayant derobt
aae bouteille de whiskey chez Mr.
~. Y. Ragan a etc arrete ct con
eu't devant lie juge Squires gu
Ea renvoy6 devant la Cour de Pa
lClsse, faute lie caution il a etc il
Eorn6r1
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-UR Granger trayersant le
pont d'Iena cut tout a coup son
chapeau enlev6 par un coup de
vent. II s'aIr6ta stup6fait, puis
courut prier un mariner d'aller
pr0c6der au sauvetage.
Les PEASANTS s'attrouperent au-
tour du propri6taire du couvre
chef pour asslster aux emotions
du rep6chage. On riait meme de-
want la mine anxieuse du mon
sieur d6coiff6 /; lui, paraissait Ell
proie a. une douleur profonde, ct
quand IL chapeau disp2fut dams
le tleuve, on crut quill allait SO
pr6cipiter a son tour.
On comprit ce profond chagriu
quahd on sut que ce chapeau con
tenait $500 en- billet de banque
places Ia pour etre q labri des
pick-pockets.
Une prime do 500 fir, fut OF
ferte au mariner qui rapporte
rait le precieux couvre-chef, ct q
trois heures du matin, apres for
ce recherches, on amena au bout
dun crOc lie chapeau ct les bill
let's de banque presque intacts.
LIE Vol AU SoUFFET.-Une
jeune ct tort jolie dame entire dams
un magasin de la rue Vivienne,
pour acbeter nn cllale. Apr6s Ell
avoir essay6 plusieurs, ellie fixe
son choix.
"Quel en- est lie prix, Monsieur |
"Cinq cents francs, Madame.
"C'est bisn, Monsieur, voici ur
billet de mile francs; payez
vous." y
An moment on le commits n
Went avec un billet de banqu'
quill presente a la jOlie achetense
un Monsieur entire dun air furi
euX.
| :Madame, crie-t.il dune vol,
de maltre, ne vous aije pas dt
fendu d'acheter sans mon autOr
Satiua !"
Et sans perdre de temps il do
ne un soufflet a la dame, prend
billet des mains du copmis
sort.
! Interdite, muette de frayeur
de douleur, III dame ne revient
ellie qu'au bout de quelques m
nutes. On s,explique on recOnna
que lie pretendu mari c0urrOu'
est un eScrOc,
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MANUFACTURES D'HU1LE DE
GRAINE DE COTON.- Messieurs
Gates ct Davis font des progress
rapides dams la construction de
leur manufacture d'huile de graf.
ne de cotton, de maniare q etre
pref pour la recolte de cette an.
nee.
Leur moulin a cotton & vapeur
qui sera le plus grand ct le plus
parfait de Ia paroisse, sera arran>
g6 de maniere a recevoir les re.
coltes des petits planteurs CONNIE
lies grands.
Ces messieurs offrent a prem
DIRE lie cotton ell grains, il le pass
ser, d Pemballer, a Pexpetlier Ia
on les habitants 10 desireront, ct
no denlan,lent que Ia graine en-
Placement de lcur travail ct de
leur depenSe.
Cette otfre nous semble 6tre
Ia plus liberale que l'habitant
pulSSe deSlrer, ct sans aucun
doute, attirera uue grantle ::partie
.ie la recolte dc cotton deS envi.
IOnS.
Les proprietaires du.moulin ache
terUnt aussi 10 cotton au priX dc
Ia vile, moins les trais d'expedi-
ton. ..=.t- H~
II Y aura aussi dams le meme
6tablissement un moulin q bro.
yer les os, destin6 d fournir aux
planteurs de cannes un eDgrais
dune qualite superieure ct d'au
prix plus bas que celui de la vile.
Les Os, qui valent dc IL a 10
piastres la tonne, pourrons etre
ramasses par des hommes ou des
enfants dams leurs moments de
lOisir ce qui sera une source
nouvelle de revenus pour le pays
ct cr6era une industrie n0uvelle
dune matiere premiere, qui, JUS
qua ce jour, n'avait jamais etc
utiliSee.
Nous osons predire un success
merit6 a nos coucitoyens coura.
gevx qui sont pour ainsi dire les
pionnlers de l'iut6r6t manufactu.
rier dams ce pays 81 6minemment
propre a l'6ta6lissement dc manu-
tactures de tout genre. La nature
a traite les habitapts des Attaka
pas Ell enfants gates, tout y Went,
tout > prospere; vous n'avez qua
etcndre IL main pour ramasse,
les tr6sors qui abondent autoul
de vous ct q les adapter aux diff
f6rends usages de la vie.
Sortez done de- vOs coffres forts
o capitaux craintifs ct paresseux
convertissez- -vOus en- manufactu'
res; faites nous entendre dur
bout du village a l'autre le sifflet
de la vapeur, qui est CONNIE le s
gne lie ralliement des hommes ei
vilises do XIXe steele !-J0My7sa
GIberie.
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NoUvELLE.ORLEANs....
Leon (TodchauxA
Aux Nos. 81 ct 81 de Ia rue du Canal.
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE aa
CHAPEAUX.

SAAk G<AOA.
A YANT TRANSFERE mes mngas;ns la.
1Nos 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 de Ia rue Vieille-Ie.
wee aux Nos 81 CT S3l de In rue a.
Canal, j'annonce respeetueusement nu
public en- general que j'ai, afin de repondre
faccroissement de mon commence le ulus
fort stock Embellishments. de ,chapeaua.
de lingerie dhOmmes. dc jeunes gents ct
DC jennes garcons-stock tel quill NY en-
jamais Gu Ia Nouvelle Orleans. Jinyite
mes AIMS ct mes clients ne venir rexami.
ner ct sassurer des prix.
"A Payenir, CONNIE par lc pass6. 10 ae ne.
gligerai rien pour fan'e face aux bsp ,ins dc
la place. Je serai toujours pref 4 rsmplir
tous les ordres (grands on petits) !, habiiie
ment, lingerie ct chspeaux de toiltes es
peces eide tous genres, depuis les vetements
communs d'habitations Ijusquau lingo de
toilette le plus fin. Les prix de mes articles
seront invariablement aussi has que poss,-
BILE. 80. - ~ Po'''- P"'s"'
Les commandes della campagne sont l'ob
Jet dune attention immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX.
Aux Nos 81 ct 50 de arue du Canal
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-07-13
SUCCESSION Of MARIE LOUISE Ell.
LOT DECEASED WIFE OF ROSE.
MOND pUFRENE NO. 1921.

C1TATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
y Court Parish of Lafourche
Rosemond Dufr6u6 of said parish thas this
day made application to the said Court for
confirmation as Testamentary Executor Of
the last will and testament Of said deoess-
ed.
Now, therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections
| if any they have with the Clerk of said
Court, at his Office in the Town Of ThibO-
daux, within ten days after the first ps,bli-
cation hereof. otherwise the said applicant
| will be in due course OF law appointed
| Testaipantary Executor Of the said Succes
| sion.
| Witness my hand and the inn
| AS press of the seal Of my Office this
18th. day Of July 1878
J.W. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of Court
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