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The tobacco crop in North Carolina
has been saved by the recent heavy
rains, and reports to the Raleigh fNe,os
indicate that the yield will be Within 9O
per cent OF last years crop. $50
The Tammany Committee ON Or~.ni.
zat:on, in New York, adopted 4 resolm.
ton yesterday afternoon de@larinS that
ssunder no circumstances, vohA the
Democracy" of that city .evote for I.ucins
Robinson as q candidate for theyoffice of
Governor 'o-fSs "
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PHILADELPHIA RAILROADS.

IMPROVEMENTS IN DIFFERENT LINES
THE ELEVATED ROAD-RoUTE OF
THE NEW LINE TO CHESTNUT HILL.
Work is progressing rapidly in WIDEN
ing the space between the east and west
tracks of the Reading Railroad, on the
Germantown branch. Men were at work
all day yesterday above Girard avenue,
and in Q few days work will be COM
menced on the track northward from
Green street. The roadbed from Wayne
Station to Tenth street, is now being
widened for the purpose of laying third
track. A quantity Of steel rails for the
new Wayne and Tabor Railroad have
been loaded at Wayne Station, and as
soon as the bridge over the Germantown
Road is completed, track-laying will be
commenced. The iron work for this
bridge is on the ground, but the abut-
ments are not yet finished. The heav-
lest work is at Tabor Station, where for
some distance an embarkment of about
thirty feet is to be constructed.
NEW ROAD TO CHESTNUT HILL.
Already has the entire amount of the
capital stock of the new Germantown
aud Chestnut Hill Road been subscribed.
The Penns, lvania Railroad holds the
controlling interest. The new road will
leave the Connecting Railroad near the
Odd Fellows Cemetery, pass through
Germantown west of the turnpike, and
thence to hestnut Hill. The survey
has been completed and it is proposed to
push the work of construction rapidly
forward.
THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.
Work has been commenced by the
Pennsylvania Railroad in the prepafa-
tory construction of the new elevated
railroad. On Saturday stakes were
driven in the centre of Filbert street as
far east as Twenty-first street, and q
gang of men we're engaged on the west
side of the Schuylkill clearing away and
surveying the site for the proposed
bridge. A bend is to be made in tht
road at Twenty-6rst street for the pur
pose of avoiding the City Gas Works
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wrong to both Of US. Please send Edna

L
to mel
"Of course I'll go but wouldn't it be
better for you to tell me something about
yourself before seek Edna? The child
VIII ask thousand questions, AID, p r.
haps, be unwilling to leave her sister for
moment. She knows that this is the
crisis Of the fever, and that everything de-
pends on careful nursing"
5 aunton regarded HIM with q search
ing Stare, and then imr etuously said:
"Before the lord, oser, l could almost
believe that tn, re Is something wrong
here, and that you are in quandary as
10 what course to pursue. 1 am losing
the last grain Of patiencs that is in me-"
he cried, almost furiously. "Words
words words do you think I am to be
put off with them, Luis, when my very
heart is aching to see that dear face which
mas been my beacon star through all the
efiol is have made to make myself rich
for the sake of the smiles it would lavish
on me in time to come! Go--eo-I will
not be tried with another moment"
Loser thought it best TO obey tn i'm
periOus command, and got out of the
room as quickly as he could; but he
paused moment in the hall to review
the position, and reassure himself as to
his power to manage the complication o.
affairs so as 10 bring about q satisfactory
denouement, well knowing that if Staun-
ton got the slightest clew to what had
taken place between Kate and Harry
Conrad be would wreak terrible ven.
geanre on them all. The above we pub.
lish as specimen chapter; but the con
tinuatiOn OF this story will be found only
In the N. Y. Ledger. Ask for the mum
ber dated August 23d, which can now bt
had at any news Office or bookstore. 1
you are not within reach of news office
you can have the Ledger mailed to yol
for one year by sending three dollars t.
Robert Bonner, publisher, 18O William
street, New York.
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EneFtalmInn fnf.

On Friday evening next, the Pro No
no Literary Society will give a musical
and dramatic entertainments IN the haze
ment OF st. James Catholic Church, cor.
ner OF lowering Avenue and Rid dies
Road. The entertainments formerly
given by this Society have always. been
very ENJOY able affairs, and there is NO
douot that the coming one will be an ex-
ceptlon to the rule. An ,n,issioIio of
25 cents will be charged. 80 -sra
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The fact of real estate agent . few
days ago bidding for some property on
the north side of. Market street, near
Nineteenth, street, leads TO the, impress
sion that the company proposes taking
possession of all the groundg between
Market and Filbert streets. -.
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RlsLHOADS'


LIL,ATpnsNRoRE RAIL ROAD
bAbTino June Q. iS7,. ,.,,,~.
L,,. will leave wilmington - ''
,,, and intermediate Stations
jlladelf,n1'Ss 70 a. "a a. M, $50, *U' "
,. n;;,,,,,rspress, =; 900. 1870 o4a !. !, m
bsdelpaniVssS Nv v Yors. 81. I oo,iOt4. u M
ps., g. 40, shc 2; u "''ursrmediate Stations
N. s.,S srS q say IA Line, 7.os, p. no. O ..
kltimore any wesbinglon 1921, Q los. 30.
lnm99'I, ~ Id. 5 Is, 7.Os p. IN. .,o-.
i2t nj ware Division, 1eaveior'
bins n',,s y, e g.l5, q. IN. LOB, 80 p:m:
Oasls' onj n Intermediate Stations,
m., / 0,, e.s5 ?. N. ,,o,s Stations Q. l6
|. i6, .m.rpAINs. N.
,,.as,obia and lnlermedia'e S'a''o"'
n. 90. $50, p. m. ma . m
ssInSis and New YORK, z:os, D. "a "a
soIs asty and Washington 'zoi' ~
.,,,sr Information passengers are
luu,0 ~ ,bs time tables posted at tne
~ 70 'n' VIM HE. KENNEY,
SUPERINTENDENT.
,WARE WESTERN RAILROAD
"a L1.~aa "a "" or hours. On and after Feb.
,Ts, T1a' Trans will run as fol- -ows; ns
W ~ Wilmington, 7.l5 n. M, 1880 q. m.
3op. m. osoa M 70 51 nom.
nv s,vs pomeroy, 8 80 a m, % p m.
@ a,U,no leaye PomerOy 1910 q. m.
Npm. ,o,a 10 "a noon
burning, leave hVoi'u"'0'
Tx, Wilmington, 10 q. M, 2l6 p.
nsas,,r ai, m. ID. CONNELL,
us9 W. Superintendent.
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FCHOR LIN E,

Ed STATES MALL STEAMERS,
saii from New York for
n1aaneuoW, every SATURDAY;
w. m'salariy o LONDON direct.
r. W ulaSgsw, Londonderry, Bel
M, r. fast, Liverpool,
p1raslns NJ rVaslns, $50 TO $50, Currency.
eao,n, l,n ,ncluding all requisites, $40
0NpoN BY DIRECT STEAMER,
|.oov = No Steerage.
vUN ,o CABlN>, s55 and sc5
en1.n Su,sloh Tickets at Reduc, d Rates.
'aset aa accomm odarions unsurpassed
''eance ana comfort. state
loo. rooms on main deck.
hnn1,, lhlormatlon, pans, &c,
apply 10 HENDERSON Bros,
\sAu = h0@llng Green, New York,
E8'dsmo. BELTS, Adams Express,
Wilmington, Del.
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NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

TIL" annual visit ofan Examining
Surgeon from tins we'll known In.
stltntr will he made to New Orleans
December LIST. 1879. lie will have
skilled assistants from the Home
Institute. and will remain until De.
comber 10Th, 1879. Preparations for
this visit al" amply sufficient to
meet any increased hrnnnnaS.
Surgical eases aul those rnou,.
ring personal attention should come
early. that they may have attention
for the whole month if necessary.
In its chosen Specialtir>, Club Feet.
Spinal and Hip tiisras. $, Paralysis,
contraction. and diseases of the
Joints, Piles, Fistnla, private di.
S"ascs, Catarrh. Diseases Of the
Eye, Ear, etc, this Institute is I'M,
cxcellrd. Refers by permission to
the many well known citizens OF
New Orleans who are its patrons.
Rooms. us before, at No. lG6 st.
Charles Street, where we VAL be
pleased to e II old patients, with
rs many new ones as may choose
to call. For further particulars
write to National Surgical in>ti.
tntc. indianapolis, Ind. Philalcl.
plila, Pa, or Atlanta, Ga.
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The election is ut hand, and
the parties are gathering their for
ces and soldiers for the political
battle Of tuesday next.
Then, let us assemble, meet and
hear the generals.
Those generals are our orators,
and the men whom nature aud
science have endowed Will, the pow.
rr of persuasion and r%loqucncc. and
whose duty is To Tighten IT'S and
lead ns in the way of reason aud
Justice.
Therefore, to morrow. at -
o'clo"k, VI. on +. =. I'ncllc.'s plan.
tatinn. Il democratic maSs.mcrting
vii take place and u" .H]tran.upu
by several distinguished orators.
Lieut.. Governor J.. \. Witt will
hr present. with the following gen.
t'emen from New Orleans. T.. 4.
Burke. Allen Jumrl. u. Il. 'Thtard.
Col. Roman and Judge Houston.
And We will also have our Pocl,t
and j. K. Gaudtt, who are not the
less gifted of all.
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Public, and the balance of the price
ofthe adjudication, if any, to lie
paid in Cash. The Executors of said
Estate reserving to themselves the
right Of demanding and cxacting
from the purchasers such security
as they may deem best before Civ
ing possession for the proper care
and preservation of the property
purchased during the interval he.
tween the adjudication'and sale and
the maturity Of the mortgage debt
assumed by the purchaser.
Tho purchaser will assume the
payment Of all taxes of 1870 paya-
ble in 1850.
Act Of sale at the expense of the
purchaser before Theodore Guyol.
Notary Public.
HoEY, MACON & O'CoNNoR.
Newt Orleans, November 18th. 1873.
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AYuAr Ncws

Tuesday next. December 2nd.
will be an election day for this pa.
IRISH and for the State of Louisiana.
that is to say, Il day IN which we
Will elect il Governor. a Lieut..
Governor. an Auditor, a State At.
tor'tN, superintendent of Public
Education, Judges, Senators, Re,
representatives., Justices OF the peace
nnl even Conslah.es-nIl til" ma
cl,ine,y of self government
Tuesday next will he the pco.
pies laN.;hc day in which they say
vita more emphasis dian tru,l, F.:
'or popu'i, ror Dn.
For we candihly believe that
q Il, who is the supreme wisdom.
hurS not endorse al! the insanitias
ut men, aud that if n man like Dick,
Sonny SinmS or Miles is elected by
the people, God has personally done
nothing for the election OF Dick,
Miles or Sonny SimmS. God is not
commissioner OF election, and he
Wrsidrs at no poll.
.AH,t Ith. We VIII Nott ticStIiN
NcNt and, so. honestly perform our
nll'ieS as citizens o! Il free couatry.
Ana we will vote as free men,
r"rptctlng the public peace and the
hts Of onr ntighhurS. The law
Il. be orr ruler, nobody will mo,
last or in%timidate nobody. and our
n"l'Sil Will preserve its reputation
'"d good standing amongst the pa.
,i>.lps Of thc State.
i.ut how to vote and for whom ?
Lrfore touching the question OF
m'n and candidates. which is not
Nh capital question for those who
place principles over persons, let rs
1innltl, state that we consider as Il
duty and as an act of reason and
patriotism the ratification of the
new Constitution.
Ihis new Constitution, the work
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Jesus knows that l am telling the

Jesus knows that l attn telling the
truth.'
But we will not take Dick.
And it you tell us that Payne,
the competitor Of Dick, is only one
third Of a unit, we will answer Won
that one third Of unit is a power.
ful number against Cipher Dick.
Dick. let us plough the earth,
bnt we have no authority to plough
the intellectual domain Of science
and legislation.
Dick, how do yOn spell Dick?
But the Democrats and ConSprva.
tives of the parish of st. James,
considering that the community
must he represented by it's best
men. and that Legislation requires
intelligence, knowledge and expp.
%rience, offer us the name of NJ. Ed.
S%cannell for the House.
Aud we accept NJ. S%canncll, who
vii! satisfactorily represent our
community SO long deprived Of an
intelligent representation.
And the sheriff
+. &. Mirn is our candidate, and
when We give his name, the name
OF an honorable man and an intel|i-
gent citizen, we dispense with
many Mandatory words. 1t also sui
fees 20 say that his competitor in
Office is the cx-sLcrif1, V. Miles.
And NJ. Miles, the ex sheriff of
the parish Of st. James, has many
miles to travel before reaching the
office he has lately resigned. The
help of Simms, Of Dick and even of
W. Payne, and others will
not restore him to his past popula
rit.y and power. The king'y crown
of Miles has fallen and broken for
ever, and his imperial sccptre, like
his sever miles boots, has met with
Cctewayo'S fate.
Shade is mourning over Miles.
And the clerk OF court
There are two for the race. both
having long legs and both being
confident in the Elasticity of their
muscles.
Bur the triumph Of l.. Dugas. as
a first rate racer and popular can.
didatc, is beyond any doubt, aud
i)ngaS. to. morrow, as Il recorder of
the parish DIST. James, will record
that VI. $. L. Sisk,om has been de.
tratrd ut the election of December
and found too i;gh: to hold the pen
OF a clerk after having been togel
in a Judges attire during seven or
years.
Oef"ncf requicscant IN pace!
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bounded OIL the upper line by a
tract of land belonging to Fran.
cois Poclle, or assigns, and on
the lower line by the PIanta.
ton belonging to Armand Du-
PLANTER or assigns; said tract
of land or sugar Plantation
measures Twenty five arpents.
Twenty three and one half tot
SEES: more or less, in front to the
river Mississippi, by Eighty ar.
penis i'll depth. excepting. how
ever, from said land the reserve
OF Two arpents and one third
in front on the river by Two
arr'ents and Fourteen feet or
tl'erealout in depth, made in
the bill of sale under private
signature by Martin Dubonrg
to +. NJ. Gneinn and II. d.
Shepherd, dated the 2sth day of
December 1918, and recorded
in the Recorders office Of this
Parish OF the Goth. day Of ia
llnary 1920, and excepting also
Two arpents in depth or there.
about b-iag the reserve made
in the sale of Six arpemts and
six toises OF said land, by Chau.
vim Delery to G. NJ. Shepherd
10y an act executed before A.
ID. Tureaud, then Parish Judge
OF the Parish Of St. James. on
October 10Th. 1894. together
with the undivided Fourth Of
all the Buildings and improve
'ments then existing on the said
sugar Plantation and all appur-
tenarces thereon and tlereunto
belonging or in any wise appur-
tanning.
and Conditions: Cash in
$. Legal Currency.
n. Twain EOIS,
Sheriff.
Office, Parish of st.
mes, November Goth, 1879.
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\ grand Democratic Mass Meet.
in. will be held on +. p. Pocl,c's
plantation, Sunday next, Nov. 3Oth.
1879, at T. o'clock. NJ.
The meeting will be addressed By
Lieut.. Gov. l. \. Wilt, Il. A.
Burke, Judge G. Il. Thtard, Col.
All. Roman, Judge Houston, Allen
Jnmel, j. X. Gaudet and L. p. Pc.
che.
All the citizens of the parish are
invited to attrnd.-Seats will he
reserved for the ladies.
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Saturday December 9th. 1879,
at 1 o'clock n. N.

the following described property.
to wit:
TIE ONE UNDIVIDED TWEEN.
TEETH OF A CERTAIN
TRACT OF LAND, situated
in the Parish of st. James. on
the right bank of the Mississip.
pi, at about s~ixty-seven miles
above the city of New. Orleans,
measuring one half arpcnt front
on the public road, and is
bounded above by Rodo|ph
Tricks ten acre lot, at the rear
OF which, the tract of land opens
to an extent of one hundred
and eighteen and eleventh
links (11S5) The width
hitherto from the Public Road
being half an acre from the rear
OF Tricks lot, the said tract of
land opening as described,
takes a width of Two hundred
and sixty four links {2G4) all
the way back to the eighty acre
limit and is bounded above
from said rear lot of Rodolph
Frick by the property of Maspe-
rot andGaudet which tract of
land contains an area of Fifty.
three acres (53) american met.
sure, OF which Forty.four three.
tiftns acres IA 3l5) are left as a
field common to all the parties
interested and eight two.ifti,s
acres $50 arc divided into
lots.
Terms and Conditions: Cash in
.. S. Legal Currency.
VICTOR MILES.
Sheriff.
sheritf's Office, October 2sth.,
lSI3
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the fol'owin g described property
towit
y CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND.
established as Il sugar Planta.
ton, known as the "Goldcn
Grove" Plantation. situated in
the Parish ofSt. James, III this
State, OIL the left bank of the
river Mississippi, at distance
of about 1G leagues above the
City Of Newt Orleans, bounded
on the upper line by a tract of
land belonging 10 Francois
Pocht. or assigns, and on the
lower line hy the Plantation
now belonging to Mr.. Armand
Dnplantier, or assigns, said
tract of land or sugar Plan.
tatlon measuring twenty-five
arrrnts. twenty.three and Il
half toiseS, more or less. in
front to the river Mi>>iss,ppi.
h.y eighty arpe'tS in depth, ey-
crpiing however from said land
the reserve of two arptnt> and
one third in front on the river.
by tw" arprnts and fourteen
feet or thrirabout in depth.
made in the bill of sale under
private signature hy Martin
Duhonrg to +. NJ. Gneinn and
Il. ID. Shepherd. dated the
.>t;i. Gay of December 1918.
49, corded in the Office of
the Parish Jnlgc in ami for
said Parish Of St. James on the
2jth day of January 1920. Aud
excepting also two arlentS in
front by two arprnts in depth
or therrahout being the ,eS"r.
We made in the sale Of six ar.
penis and six toiscs of said
land by Ciauvin Dt.rry to c.
NJ. Shepherd by an act eyccu.
ted before \. u. Tureaud. then
Parish Judge OF the said IA.
li>h Of st. James, dated the
10Th. day of October 1924, to,
grthrr with all and singular
the bindings thereon and an.
r~n'tenances thereof, rights,
ways, & sngarlonsr. marli.
merry and engine thereon and
} thereun1o belonging,
Terms and Conditions Casl, in
L. S. Legal Currency.
4. LlNAIN BOURGEOIS.
Sheriff.
ShrriMS office, Parisl, Of st. James.
November Goth. 1870,
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SUCCESSION OF
WIDOW EDMOND J. FORSTALL.
NO. 4l235.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.

BY Hoey, Macon s. O'Connor.
Nicholas }. Hoey, Auctioneer. OF.
ice No. II Carondeiet Street, New
Orleans.
Saturday, goth Of December,
1879, at IL o'cloch;, H.,
at the st. Charles Auction Elk.
change in the City OF New Orleans,
by virtue of an order of the Honor
able \. l.. Tissot, Judge of the Sec.
ond District Conrt for the Parish
Of Orleans, dated the 9Th OF No.
vcmber. 1879, will he sold by Pub.
lie Auction, the following property,
to wit:
\ CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND.
established as a Sugar Planta
ton, and known as the st
james Estate, situated in the
Parish OF st. James, in this
State, OH the right bank of the
river Mississippi, at about Ga
Miles above the City Of New
Orleans, measuring 16 arnents
more or less in breadth, II ar.
penis whereof front Immediate.
~ on said river, and the other
1 arpents are bounded in front
by the land on which
the Roman Catholic Church
Of st. James is erected, and by
other lands belonging to 4.
Nignonet. The said plantation
being bounded on the upper
line by a lot of ground now Or
lately occupied by j. Billion
and the new Cemetery, to a
depth Of about ) arpcnts, and
there by The plantation former.
~ belonging to Lapicc Broth.
crS, and on the lower line by
the plantation now or lately
hrlongi g to Philemon Guidry.
The said plantation running
back within parallel lines to
the end of the double couces.
sion and thence including scv.
eral tracts Of land in the rear
OF and adjoining said second
concession and the rear line of
the Guidry plantation, so as to
measure about 1887 superficial
acrcs,and withthc main tract an
aggregate of about 2jGj acres,
together with all the buildings
and other Improvements there.
on: Steam Engine aud mill,
Horses, mules, cattle and i'm.
plcments Of husbandry and gen.
orally all and every thing on
and belonging to the said
plantation without any excep.
ton or reservation whatever.
TERMS and CONDITIONS OF SALE:
The purchaser to assume the pay.
nent OF Ito the extent and p%ro.rata
# his bid and adjuhication) 4 mort.
notes dated April Goth. 1878
'ayable Oh or before the expiration
II years after date with interest
t the rate Of per cent per annum
IL in gold coin of the then stan.
lard Of the gold coin Of the United.
said notes are subscribed
" \puVc Clara FOrStal|- IN h.r
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nOI.lCE jury.
PRESIDENT. r. \. Harrison.
.cr larry. Emile !. l~a;rlr:
: .~ri,"r-, E!ph"g, Pn.hd. J. A.. E"ur-
us, pfsir" i.rl'anc. Henry johnson, =.
&. y pp and Il. Sinmus.
SCHOOL BOARD.
Pre-; iicnt, J. Gcntil:
+~rrr"'arv, j. I.nni, Gauilct:
N,,nirrS. .l,lcS Jarp',. Nnrcclin Tircui!.
1"lr~phurr Du.as. Jos. Coin. l.. Nilla-
y 81. .tlite.! p~laisance, Alfred Mirc.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Parish Of st. James, Nov. t6. 1879.
The Commercial Partnership heretofore
existing under the name of "Brooks Eros,'
Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
>. \. Brooks will continue tile business
Tor his " recount.
JOHN NJ. BROOKS,
J.. +. BROOKS.
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SATURDAY. NOV. 20. 1870.
onicial DIRECTORY.
Fourth Judicial District,

Comprising the Parishes Of Ascension
st. James. st. John the Baptist and st
Charles.
District ATTORNEY. Il. Enrilart
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT,
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES,
HERSCH, ADLER & co.
VS.. -
WIDOW CHARLES GACDIN.

BY virtue of and il, obedience to
a writ of Fl. Fa., issued in the above
entitled suit, and to me directed by
the above Honorable Court, ! have
seized and taken into my possession
and will offer for sale on the prcmi.
SEES, Oh
Saturday. Norember 29h.
1879, at II O'clOck Il. NJ.
The contents Of one country Sto.
re, consisting as follows:
1.-One lot of Dry Goods.
One $ Grockery-ware.
3.-One " Notions & showcase.
4-One !" Liquors.
Terms and Conditions: Cash in
US. legal Currency.
A. LIVAIN BOURGEOIS.
Sheriff.
Sheriffs office, Parish of st. james,
November 10Th. 1879.
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Parish of ST. james.
Representatives,. ..Iuricn Como.
Daris' Jnlg"....-.-..S $. 7. Sisl;ron,
T., riel, Atiurnry.......t T.. Puch1.
t'rril nr Conrt ........ Emil" J. iaiclc,
Il coml"r. Louis Dugas.
Treasurer ..........l! Henry Frital,
T. Collector ........F. G.. Mirr,
Sheriff $3.50. Victor Miles.
rorsnrr .....Jnlcs Leblanc,
~i'ri,a Fhvsician....-
4 JULIE nornier.
81 ~,nayisnr of Regis
'rat o'I-.---.
UT"ial Journal ......LE LoClslANAls,
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SUCCESSION AND COMMUNITY
OF THE LATE
AARON ELLISON AND WIFE.
DOMETILE ELLISON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH COURT,
PARISH
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
R OF ST.. JAMES.

BY virtue Of an order of sale TO
me directed by the above named
Honorable Court, l will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door
OF the Court House in this parish.
on
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Seventh Senatorial! District.

Comprising the Parishes of Ascension
nad St..jamts.1
state senator. ri IRE Landry.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
STATE Or LOUISIANA,
FOURTH JUD. DIST. COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
OCTAVE HOPKINS
VS.. No. Cos
Mrs. HARRIET r.. S. SHEPHERD.
wife of A. +. FAlLlN, 81 ais.

Mrs. HARRIET r.. S. SHEPHERD,
wife of A. +. FAlL1N, g. ais.
BY virtue of and in obedience to
a writ of>riznra and sale, issued in
the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed by the
above Hon. Court, | have seized
and taken into my possession and
will offer for sale at public auction
at the door Of the Court house in
this parish
On Saturday, the Sd. dan
Of January A. D.1SsO,
at ii 0'clOck A. NJ
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AUCTION SAFE.

A SUGAR ESTATE IN ST. JAMES PAR
ISH.
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the following described property,
to wit: