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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

UF ? FhISuSs
WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels. Rcd, 1882
bushels
CORN.-Wbite. 27s bushels
OATS-l.776 bushels.
RYE.-lZ0 bushels
MEAL.-144 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 234 bushels common 10 very
good nj g5c 10 tl.13. Red, 1870 bushels com
mon to prime Longberry AT III 10 a .l3; l.6f4
bushels mixed at fI.l0; 702 bushels common
10 very good ShOrtberry al 95c. to sl.OS.
CoRS.-White, 10 bushels fair 10 prime at 90
to csc.
OATs.-74 bushels very good winter st 4Sc.
MEAL.-20 bushels at zoe.
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Flour We quote: kIne. s3@s3.50: superhne,
i3.25Ms3.75: extra, s4.75mf5, family, t5&
$500: Patent family, i6IGs6.75.
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Princess Ammo Aroused.
4 FlELD-DAY FOR THE DEMOCRACY-LARGE
GATHERING AT THE COURTH0UsE-sTARKE,
TUCKER. AND GLENNAN on THE STUMP.
NORFOLK, VA, October 1, ISIS


TUCKER, AND GLENNAN on THE STUMP.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, october /, 1888.
There was very gratifying DEM
ocTatic meeting at Princess Anne
Courthouse to-day, the attendance be-
inc large and the whole people
earnest aud attentive. The meeting was
one OF the largest political gatherings ever
held at the Courthouse. John Il. Wood
house presided and Colonel J.. u. Starke,
OF this city, opened the speaking with u
stirring address OF three quarters OF an
hour.
Hon. J. Randolph Tucker followed in q
magnificent effort, exciting great enthusi-
assn by his matchless oratory and able dis
cussion OF the great questions at issue. lie
was constantly spplauded. The concluding
speech was another stirring effort by NJ.
Glennan. Esq. editor OF the luglnl0R,
which, like those preceding il. was most
attentiyely listened to by the great throng.
II was field-day for Princess Anne, and
has contributed largely 10 thoroughly
arousing the white people Of that hitherto
Mah0ne-ridden section. An admirable can
yass is going on In the county, and the
Democrats are more hopeful than they have
been for years. A Coalition meeting was
held at the same time, which was addressed
10y colored speakers, and there was not a
white man present. Mr.. Tucker speaks at
the 0pcra-House tomorrow night.
Old SpotsyIvania.
NOMINATIONS FOR THE HOUSE BY BOTH PAR
TIEs--HON. GEORGE d. WISE PAYS his RE-
sPECTs TO sIAMs.
Especial TELEGRAM TO the D,spaich.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA,
October /. 1888.
The Democrats OF Fredericksburg and
Spotsylyania met in convention to-day at
Spotsylyauia Courthouse, and nominated
by reclamation Hon. Chancellor Bailey, the
present representative, for the House OF
Delegates.
The Mahoneites nominated s. j. Quinn,
internal-revenue collector. Bailey will GER
tainy be reelected,
Hon. George ID. Wise discussed to-day
at Spotsyivania with Colonel William Il,
simms. To say that Captain Wise Stayed
him would be mild. indeed. The people
cheered Wise almost continuously during
bis speech. SINUS sat and took II, but Has
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- q TUON. HAVING SOLD OUT

u. his FORMER BUSINESS, is now ready 70
give his entire attention TO the { o AND
WOOD BUSINESS; lie keeps constantly on hand ana
Eae sixesl and kANAWHA LUMP sPLlNT,
With CLOvER-HlLL LUMP AND HAIL; also
PINE AND OAK WOOL tLong, sawed, ana
~ ,nore. Office, l7l4 east Cary street. Tele-
None No. 277 Use 9-lml &. G. THON.
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PICTURE-FRAMEs, &c
sODA. AND MINERAL.wATERs. dc.

GENCY FOR VIRGINIA SPRINGS
IA AND OTHER
MINERAL WATERS.
We have constantly on hand all the famed MIN
ERAL WATERS from Virginia and West Viz
ginia. received direct:
WHITE SULPHUR, RED SULPHUR,
MLEGIfANY, HEALING,
BUFFALO LlTHIA, ROCkBRIDGE ALUM,
BLUE RIDGE, WOLFTRAP LIIHIA;
Also the waters from SARATOGA SPRINGS and
the DINER RAkOCZI FRElDERlChsHALL'
UUNYADI JANOS, and other EUROPEAN WA
TIERS. PURCELL. LADD& Co, Druggists.
au25 Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
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FACULTY.

The thirty first annual session Of this Institution
viii opcn MONDAY, September 17th
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. OCT. I, 1888
lBy Telegraph.
EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND ART ASSOCIATION.

DICHMOND ART ASSOCIATION.
IL
The sixth annual session Of the school VIII open
on WEDNESDAY the Sd instant at the Associa-
ton rooms, over the Southern Express Office, at 10
O'Clock a. NJ.
For particulars apply there. Sc 30-2t
DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY,
ID A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
NJ 1922 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
The nineteenth session commences 18TH W
SEPTEMBEI. Circulars at she bookstores, or
upon application 10 :. 4. BEACH.
So 3O-7t Principal.
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MUSICAL.

A UG. +. UNkEL,
"A TEACHER OF THE PiANo-FoRTE,
pupil OF Or. Lebert and late VI The Royal Consrr-
vatory OF Music, stuttgart, will receive imitea
number OF pupils.
Call or address 2xl Broad street.
&C l3.Th&rudls
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EALL MILLINERY.-MRs. l.. o-.Ns
IL r.. MORRIS, sol Broad street Cen g8A1&
trail Block, has Just returned from NewyMsFs
York with n full line Of BONNETS and ROUND
HATS, and all the NOVELTIES in millinery that
can be found. Am now prepared Ia I'LL orders
With neatness aud dispatch. Due notice will be
gveh Of regular opening day. sc 1881
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MILLINERY.

MRS. T.. j. THURSTOS. a2Se
Nl THE MILLINER, @csl5X
No. 315 EAST BROAD STREET. YN.Satt
Recognizing the demand for cheaper millinery
eOoh. have made Il change in my business. and
hereafter shall sell FOR CASH ONLY thereby being
able IN offer the buyer goods 1T MUCH Low nR
PRICES than formerly.
i have received the LARGEST AND BEST
SELECTED STOCK thai have ever had the plea
sure Of showing, embracing all the LATEST and
MOST FASHIONABLE designs.
In the present day o. Imitation. unsuspectlng
buyers are oiA sold cotton for silk. wool for fur,
South Anne pa for African feathers, thread FOR
straw, tape - chip, and so on.
A. heretofore, every article I'm my store shall be
sid On IFS OWN MERITS, and not misreprc-
&ted. My reputation Tor STYLE AND ELE-
eANCE viii be fully maintained. With full lines
of goods, | am confident of pleasing from the
CHEAPEST To the FINEST. Prompt and polite
attention given TO buyers of small bills as to The
largest oc 2-lt
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Nth,l,sts Making Demands.

LONDON, October Ia dlspatch from
ST. Petersburg states that the Nihilists
there have issued circulars demanding
that the Russian Government shall put a
.ton 10 the cruel treatment OF prisoners,
especially women, and enloining the great
est caution upon all Nihilists in conse-
oucnce OF the recent arrests.
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ROtetOurf County.

TIE DEMOCRATIC Primarily. W. CAMPER
NOMINATED FOR THE HOUSE.
ICorrespoDdence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FINCAsTLE, VA, October |. 1888.
our primary is over, the vote has been
counted, and the choice fell upon VI. W.
Camper. We could not send all three OF
the candidates to Richmond, so we had 10
leave two al home. though they were all
good men. The vote stood: NJ. W. Cam
per, G37: J. ii. II. Figgatt. 1885, W. j.
Penn. 2j3-total vote, l,4S5. Campers
plurality, A.. The vote cast in the pri-
mary and pledged to the nominee insures
his election 10y about 600 majority. The
Mahoneites are utterly dispirted at the
vote and its result. Ii seems hard for them
10 lind Il man who is willing to make pa
rade OF the Bess's collar before the ireemen
OF this county.
Moncure Woodson Camper was born and
raised in the town OF FincaStle, and is
about thirty-iour years OF age. When a
mere boy he did service in the Confederate
army. From printers boy, with limited
educational advantages, by diligent atten-
ton TO business he has gotten TO be one Of
our most useful citizens. lie is sole editor
and proprietor Of the Fncastle Herald, one
OF the best and most influential country
papers in the State. As speaker Mr..
Camper has had little experience, though
he expresses himself with ease and force.
Though a strong Democrat he is conserya-
tive, and not likely TO run to extremes.
Our canvass will wax warm from this on.
An enthusiastic meeting was he'd at Hay
maker Town Saturday night Speeches
were made by two Of the county canvass
ers. ACTON.
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TANAWHA SPLINT COAL.

- ,,n,,o, NJ dealers and consumers Is invited
40 NE ahove SUPERIOR COAL, being justly con.
,rJ The hest on the market, and gives universal
s''iei"'"" ). Z. LArHR0P,
Sole Agent for Richmond,
-, seventeenth street. az Draw bridge.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, October /. 1883.
sALEs-Fnsr BoARp.-9o shares Petersburg
Railroad stock at 25t.
srcoyp BoARp,-4Oo gichmcsd city SIS at
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/. ITupICJTE AND CUMBERLAND

A coAL.-wlRT ROBERTS; r, Tbo sSIf and and
I = Enp a.i GREER CUMBERLAND COAL.
farpisea ss she rsa ans
" ~ ,o ,o,rn "notstiOns. Also, WEST VIRGINIA
S Spp FST. CLOVER hill LUMP. and OAK and
FINE WOOD Sawed aud Snlitl Of choice qa ors
seo "AN ~ 24-3m
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paae.BaiI Yesterday.

lBy telegraph TO the Disratsh.l
Providence: Providence, 10; Cleye.
land, l.
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M ERCURY


has been more destructive 10 human health and
life than war. pestiehce, and famine combined.
so said a distinguished writer many years ago, and
1t Is as true to-day as then. The poor victim of
Blood-Disease Is drugged with Mercury to cure
the malady, and then dosed with Iedidcs to cure
him of the MercuriaI Poisoning; but instead OF
any relief the first breaks down his general health
and makes him a cripple, aud tie other ruins his
digestive organs. To those afflicted In this way
Swift's Specific is the greatest boon on earth, and
IS worth more than Its welghtin gold. 1t antldotes
this Mercural Poison, tones up The system, and
brings the sufferer back 10 health and happiness.
Every person who has ever been salvated should by
all means take thorough course Of this remedy.
One gentleman who had been confined TO his bed
ak weeks with Mercurial rheumatism has been
cured entirely and speaks In the highest praise OF
SSS CHILES 4 BERRY,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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PORT OF RICHMoNY, OCT. 1, 1883.
ARRIVED.


steamer Old Dominion, Walker. New Yorh,
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen 4 Co.,
agents.
steamer Ashland. Tunnel. Philadelphia. mer-
chan ise and passengers. j. W. Mctsrrick. agent.
schooner Fannie Brown. Sharrett- Charleston,
phOs phate-rock, Allison Il Addison.
Schooner u. 7. Biggs, Blockson, Georgetown,
co,l. Writ Roberts.
schooner c. G. Cranmcr, Norbcrry. Phiadet-
phia, coal, \. n. Hawes.
schooner David CARL, Hawkins, New York;
merchandise. ~ master.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise. and passengers. l.. II. TatuD.
superip tendent
schooner 4. II. Odlone. Crowcli. Newark, Gamer
coal, Gervas storrs; vessel Cnrrie Co.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, OCT. I, 1888
lBy Telegraph.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, sehcrmernorn. Norfolk. mef-
cha ndise and passengers. Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway Company land sailed Oh returnb.
steamer Accomac, Delk. merchandise and pas
sengcrs, Smithteld, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on refurnl.
steamer Northampton, McCsrrick. Norfolk /,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake aud ONO
Railway Company ,snd sailed on returnl.
Steamer Pamlico Brakeman. Smthfed meF~
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Halfway Company and sailed on returnl.
steamship Colombo, Carson, New York for
Fleetwood. put In for coal land proceeded.
steamship Eimwood, -, New York, put In
for coal.
steamer Black stone. Kent, Providence. mcrchan-
disc land sailed for Batimore).
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WOOD AND COAL.

EAST VIRGINIA LUMP, BLAZING
IL CRATE COAL. at "A so per ton; delivered !;
BRIGHT-HOPE and MIDLOTHIAN LUMP
COAL, all al lowest price, COOKING COKE, the
most economical Kitchen fuel Etc, sION r. anu
COAL; LONG. SAWED, and SPLIT-WOOD OF
the best quality and mt favorable rates to buyers AZ
722 east Main street. Telephone No., $ X;
nc o-tDe5 }. u. WATKINS.
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ON HAND, FULL STOCK BEST An
" THRACITE EGG, STOVE. aud Nut COAL;
best LUMP and HAIL sPLINT; CLoNEK-HiLi
LIMP and HAIL: SOFT COkE. ana all killds OF
FSGINE COAL: OAK and PINE WOOD. long;
sawed, and split. for lowest cash prices. Broad
street oppOsite Theatre, and 1905 Cary street.
TeIenhone No. I65. lsel3l &. III. PAGE.
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$1,000 REWARD

$1,000 REWARD
will be paid to any chemist who will find, on an
aysis ~ 100 bottles = ;. -, one particle OF Mer-
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
RE- Write for the little book. which will be mall
ed free. DC Z-lw
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7 AIDES WHO DESIRE TO PURSUE
IL THE STUDY or LATIN will meet me at
No 7lO east Grace street on TUESDAY, October
2d. al 4sP.M. EDMUND HARRISON,
Professor Of Latin,
e. 27-Th,su&Tu3w Richmond College.
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ERENCH AND GERMAN.

Professor HAssELEPF's SCHOOL reopens on
the 18TH SEPTEMBER. FOR particulars apply
at 304 east Grace street. Sc lo-su,Ia&Ihim
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
RICHMOND. VA,

CORNER rESEm AND MARSHALL STREETS.
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THE STATE CANVASS.



BAgTox MEETS JOHN s. WISE on THE STUMP
CATEGORICAL ouEsTIoS--H0N. WILLIAM
A. ANDERSON MAKES DENIAL THAT HAS
pIscoXCERTlN0 EFFECT.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l
LEXINGTON. Va. October ], 1888.
Mr.. John :. Wise and Hon. X. T. Barton
met here to-day In Joint discussion. MT.
Rarton opened the discussion in an able,
convincing. and logical speech. III. adj
dressed himself with great ability TO the
issues Of the day, and exposed the acts OF
the Legislature Of 1881 80. He pinned
Wise down with the question as to which
marty he would affiliate with in the next
presidential canvass, and Mr.. Wise was
forced ~ ADM; that he would vote with
the Republican party II by so doing he
could in his opinion best advance the in
terests Of the people Of Virginia.
Mfr. Wise in his opening reply discussed
fully the question Of REIMBURSEMENT, but did
no; attempt a discussion OF the issues OF
the present canvass so far as they had been
raised nv the acts OF the Legislature OF 1881
and 1882. He told several good anecdotes.
In the course Of his speech Mr.. Wise went
out Of his way TO attack the record OF Hon.
William 4. Anderson, one OF the Demo
cratic nominees for the House. and quoted
Mr.. Anderson as voting for certain mea-
sureS. Mr.. Anderson, who was on the
platform at the time, Immediately arose and
denied that the facts were as Mr.. wise
stated them. To this Mr.. Wise was wholly
unable TO reply. The denial somewhat dis
concerted him and spoiled what otherwise
might have been a good speech.
Both OF the speakers had, by the terms
OF the agreement, the right to reply to one
another. The crowd was large; larger
than any crowd on a similar occasion since
the memorable canvass OF Walker and
Wells i'm 1860. Upon the whole the DEM
ocrats came OF yictors, and IL the cordial
enthusiasm which greeted Mr.. Barton from
the Democracy Of Rockbridge is any indi-
cation OF how this good old county is
going in November, you can put down
Rockbridge in your Democratic column,
and the names Of Anderson and Paxton as
those OF her next representatives in the
General Assembly Of Virginia.
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".oCERIEs. LI0UoRs. &c.

----~~~~~o~-o
MO. 1 MACKEREL, SARATOGA
CHIP, EXTRA FINE BUTTER, BUCKWHEAT,
and MAPLE SYRUP can DO found at
MCCARTHY q HAYNES'S,
40 627 east Broad street.
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.TIGF INCREASED AT HONE,

The Madrid correspondent OF the Times
SAYS the hostile reception accorded to King
Alfonso in Paris had considerably in
creased his prestige at home. His personal
courage and discretion, his dignitied bear
ing during his progress through the streets
Of Paris, and his visit to President Grevy's
residence. at the Elysee, without an escort,
are subjects OF general eulogium and adj
,,,,rotion nv Spaniards
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-21
JeffersOn's Last Letter.

What is believed to be the last letter
ever written by Thomas Jefferson-to
Mayor Weightman of Washington, de-
clining, because of sickness, an invita-
ton to attend the Fourth OF July exer-
cises in that city in 1S26-has just been
found in an old family Bible in Baltl-
more, Referring to the event about TO
be commemorated, it runs as follows !:
."May it be to the world what l believe
it will be (to some parts sooner, to
Others later, but finally to alD the Sig
nal of arousing men to burst the chains
under which monkish ignorance and
superstition had persuaded them to
bind themselves, and to assume the
blessings and security OF self govern
ment. The form which we have sub
stituted.restores the free right to the
unbounded exercise of reason and free
dom of opinion. All eyes are opened or
opening to the rights of man. The
general spread of the lights OF science
has already laid open to every view the
palpable truth that the mass OF man
kind has not been with saddles on their
backs, nor a favored few booted and
spurred, ready to ride them legitimate
ly, by the grace of God. These are
grounds of hope for othsrs-1for our
selves let the annual return OF this day
forever refresh our recoliections o1
their rights and an undiminished devo-
! ton to them" .ln ,i5.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-21
The Public Schools.
Thibodaux Sentinel.

1uipuOttlA toCHtlAGl. ~
Complaint is frequently made about
the short duration OF the public schools
in this parish.
Treasury at Baton Rouge to the credit
WHY'S WHY; is t this s,,n money ME distributed
The School Board of New Orleans
obtained last fall % cents per head for
each educable child in that city. The
parish school boards were entitled to
the same.
But when the city board was paid,
an error was discovered i'll the treasu-
rers office which being corrected re-
duced the distribution about one-half.
The city board was asked to refund it
in order to have just distribution. 1t
refused. When there came into the treas
ury enough money to give the parish
boards 90 cents per head so as to equal
| ize the pro rata payments the immacu-
late school board of New Orleans sued
| out an injunction prohibiting the Au-
ditor from Issuing warrants for any
such purpose. This suit of the city
| board to gobble= up the money that
belongs to the parish school boards,
locks up that amount until the Supreme
Court will settle the matter.
The Auditor has decided to paJ out
what may be on hand above the sums
thus locked up, New Orleans OF course
receiving her pro rata OF the distribu-
| tion.
BY this attempted plundering OF the
money that belongs tot the parish school
boards, Lafourche has been deprived OF
about two months schooling for, hel
~ .1,~. IT, l.,
est est transaction of the city board is il
full keeping of. the other scheme OF
having the Toulane donation exempted
from taxation for which deficiency the
parishes will have to pay in increased
/ taxes.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-21
A Political Ring.
Ascension Democrat.

aSCeHSlou bGIilUcEut.t
Mr.. Editor:
What is understood by the term "Po-5
litical Ring ~
A combination of politicians to effect
certain results, by playing on: the prei
udiees and Weaknesses of the voters,
which results enure largely to the ben
eft of the ring, without any reference
to the interest of the State-for example
the Tweed ring which fourished some
years since in New York City. It stole
millions from the city treasury, bribed
members OF the State Legislature, and
was finally put down and scattered by
the almost super-human efforts of "a
body of patriotic citizens who made it
their business to expose them, and ex-
pei them from office. Mr. Samuel Til
den was one who took against them an
active part.
Have we any ring or rings in Louis
lana?
The history of our State for some
years past, gives strong evidence OF the
existence of a ring, which has been
quite successful in its efforts to obtain
offices and control legislation, so as to
procure fatjobs for its members.
Can you point out some of the jobs 2
Yes, Act SO of the last legislature in
regard TO Tue Dack taxes appears 10
have been engineered by parties who
knew what they were about, although
| the members of the legislature diG not
foresee the consequences of such lsgis-
lation.
What other evidence is there OF the
existence of ring? .
The act of the legislature which au-
thorized John McEnery to secure lands
| for the State, and compensation allow
| ed him for his services and the value of
the lands recovered by him.
| What eviderce is there of such rings
in the absence of overtacts on the part
of the ringsters
| When Office holders suddenly grow
rich on small salaries and live like
princes in the meantime, it is generally
| conceded that there is something rotten
in Denmark, and that a change should
be made. CIvIs.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-21
is Ia No. 1874.
DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,

-
BY virtue of a writ of fier faeias issued out
of the Honorable the District cossrt i'll and
for the parish of ST. Landry, anu TO me
directed in the above entitled suit, | VIII
proceed to sell to the highest nuer on -
O'Clock A. NJ, at the main entrance to tne
Courthouse in the town of Opelousas, parish OF
st. Landry, the following descflbed properly
viz:
l. The uilexpired lease of = certain store and
dwelling house situated in the town OF opelo1,-
sas, immediately adioinins eaen othef; 1; on 1na
north by property Of Julien Claude, south by
North street. east by Church street, aud west
by Main street. which was attached py the
seizing creditors herein i'll the above entitled
and numbered suit on February 10th, 1880, amt
which attachment was maintained and perpef-
uated by final Judgment rendered lnzthe above
suit on May 27th, 1882. The said lease was ac-
uuirrd by the seized debtor above named from
II. & C. Newman by notarial act OF sale passed
| AMI executed before A.sP; Williams, Notary
Public on June 90, 1879, and recorded in recor-
| ders office, st. Landry parish in Mtscellaneous
| Book No. Z, at pages 65. Sc and 81 and in Mort
gage Book No. 10. at pages 100, 1sl and 1872 pc
ing the ,inexpired term OF the same lease which
! was ;aaildicated to H. Sc G. Newman by the
| sheriff OF st. Landry in execution OF Judsment
No. 1862 ef the District Court Of st. La4arf- ln;
| entitled @H. & C.. Newman VS., Emanuel PM
| lips" the said lease having been orlginally
granted and executed by Mrs. Emile Claude;
| to whoal the property, belongs to Emanne,
| Philips and Hyman Libermann, by notarial
| act passed before A. P. Williams, on Eenl1larS
| 18th, 1876 and recorded in recorders office Il,
Miscellaneous Book No G at pages 20, ~, aia.t m
/ 275 and in Mortgage Book No. II, at pages p.
Is ana 90 the said lease is at the rate OF s32 per
/ month"; and the adjudieatee nnder the seizure
i will acquire all of the rights and privileges en-
nrea and enuring to the seizing creditors irs
virtue OF their attachment and judgmentin the
4 above suit.
| in and for St. Landry parish, entitled III. d G..
Newman VS.. Emanuel Phillips : said Judgment
having been acquired by Wm. G. johnson from
J H q G. Newman by act of sale OF June 9ttii,
i 1879 and above referred to- sS{85
/ Seized in the above suit. 5sEst.@I
4 Terms-Cash.
june 3O-st Sheriff, st. Landry parish.