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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
8Teite aema6t.

Detroit, WiG., 25. SunIar. - SUispb
RrhI, GanEier uuo 8ampferuseHt tn btei9er
Stabt, bat IstHe 3abIuugeu etugefteat.
geine gldubtger fub gr06tsHtbeils esuti4e
arbettsr, nslds ibm ibre griparuiiie auper
trauteu. @an Idbdst isius aittUa auf $l25,
eco, jsSoh Dirb btsisr 8strug iaperltd bin
reidtu, bic SGulbeu Al osdsu. suhl TT
isit 80 Sahreu bier In Ssi6ditsu etabitrt
uue fiono i'm 6ufs zines snorm retheu glau
mes. Gstu SoIItmgut errsgt groBss StaHs
uen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
8GbnFataftrOpbe.

StubIa1, O., 25. Sanuar. - Gin 3ug
Der D2afss&iber'8efern 8abu" purbe beute
friib uahe SlufTtOu, O., burdl stue 3srbro'
deue Sdtsne aus BEN 9eLetie geI9leuSert,
elmer Der Bafagterpuggous ftiir3te nm uuO
iiug Seuer. Der &ououftsur rettete ben
B0iinqteren bas Qebeu, tu6sm er bas 6euer
nit 9duee i0Thte. Ct gtug bann 3u 6uB
mad 8IufftoH, nm bic Berpuubeten ourdl
9utIden Gbbolen III lniieu, uRO erfrOr bG'
BET Raie uno Sbren. Gin Sreu1ier erfror
tu3pti6eu betoe SiBe. Die SerpunOeteu
finb: Sames SO. Chan aus Rebrasfa, q. 8.
Speus aus 8IufftOn unb Srau Qaugau.
Rsbrsre anbere Bsrionen erlttten letdters
gprIetuunp.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
Mdtbfelbafter &UN 5tpeter 3ts
aeuner.

SuutEbtIIs, ala., 25. San. - 3pet
3iGsuusr, RaHu unS Sruu, peIde ben gfas
men Rc9ftlsn fiibrteu, purbsn beute friib
ais estdeu in tbrsm 3ettt uufasfuuoeu. Ret
ne Spuren bon @snaIttbdtigtstt tpareu an
ben 66rperu IN ben1ertsu, uns man tano
$1,000 IN ben Sai6sn bes gtaunes. Uni
pslde gSeife Bet6e um's 2ebeH tamen TIT
rifht srrntttelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
Gin 3piHtnespaGr tn Ser gSte9e
erfrOren4

SubtanapoGts, Sub., 25. Sanuar.-
gtue 8epeIte aus 2tbertp'Ntls, 8abaib'
GOuatp, n1el6et: yDte 3ptatugsttuoer Saat
uub 8ebeda OtarttH's ftnb tn tbrer 8tege,
pelde tn stn 3immer obne SeHer gefcQt
tuorosn mar, srfrorsu. Sts tparsn bret DO
nate alt. 9turtin fiauo pdbrenb Der yta4t
auf, nm uu9 ben StuOeru iu ieben; er fanb
bas cine toSt un6 bas anosre TN Stsrben.
9ie &letber tpareu ben StnoerH am getbe
fen opfrprP1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
Ser 6Gtratpes unb 9tftuaIien'
Warft.

Gbicuqo, 25. San. - WsBI fIau, gSat'
3sn IL gutsr Ru5frags, Der gtartt 0nHets
ffIi, bIieb ffsttg uuo itlOB / hoher, pts &c.
fern. Radftbsnbes fnb bic SGluBuOttruu'
gen: Rai3en-Bebrunr 928, glat 99i; gtats
- Fsbruar 53i, glat 58t; Safsr - Bebruar
32l bic 32t; @srfte 60; 6lafsiameH l.5l;
g@netnefaiit - 6Rbruar 1850 bt5 1885,
giat 1921 bic 1880, Gtsr 80 bis 3j.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
9eeenfetttae &bmurFfune ;tpeter
GbeaGtteu+

gGgtn, Sus., 25. San. - Bn. Combs,
elm fiinf Rstleu bon bier ipObubuftsr, 40'
idbrtger 6armsr, burbfdnttt beute ietner
Satin bic GsbIe. Sn tbrem Eobestampfe
eatrtB ote Srau bam Rnune Sas Refer un6
perIette ibm etus t0StLtdbe StidnIu1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
@erbdnonieeoler Grrtbnnt.

NorrtetoWn, Yenui., %. Sanuar.-
Suote RcGtrOp, eiue Batteuttn IN Der hte'
itgeu SrreuanfGIt, farb beute an ben Solgeu
elmer 9oiis SarboIIdurs, bic tbr etu auf'
pGrter trrtbamltf uufatt 6ufeuarluet etu'
CAB. Cine uutsriuduug tf angeor6uet NOR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26

gisrianb lam isiusu @ti6dftsn nadgs'
ben, prnu ct in TolGe elmer ffarfeu @rfdl'
tuug cine idlafloie Iadt sugsbratt bat /;
alien 70 GspIagtsn m6hteu MIR Den settigeu
GttrGud bon Or. EGa's r5afsu.Sprup"
Gpratbsu. (s3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
1InfreinilIioe cremation.

BlQntageuet, Snt., %. Sanuar. =
SfoOre Bsaulus's Satin ffurb gefteru abene
tn benz bRundbartsu Srts Surran, uuo bic
2eife tpur6e fir bic 8esrOiguug porberettet.
lin u6r heuts Rahmittag ftug oas Saus
Esusr, un6 bic Elummsn uerbretteteu it4 10
raid, bab bas GebduOe iau1uit Der 2et6e
uerSsbrt murbe. Frau EsaulHe's 18'ji6rtge
Sohtsr, tpelGe fraut barnteber lag, puTbe
nur NIT 0liibe gersttet. uuS HAN firdtst,
Oab bar SGrsdeu ibrsu Sob ueruriaGeu
pirb. Ger grnuS purSs Surh ssrlen per-
nriodt, uelde ~ uabs bst ben SorhdngeH
fianhsu. Gin nebsn Ger sSohuuHg beftuo'
limer 2a6sn muree ebsafalIs asrit0rt.
ss Iotnt H&, abbptt's ipantfaes asssnsEorieun &c,
ssH 2ebers En6 GiersasSrIbeI Fi eerip4sa 20 Gents
Ne %[nf@e, (lB2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
Gnmflfentrnnbhie.

Bangor, &c., %. Suuuur. - SObu
9pauIStng, friiBer tn gteppOrt aHidIftg, ifoB
beute friib istue Srau uuo iagte fid 6ann
stue augsl in ben SOpf. gr ftarb augeus
bIttltd, aueiu bic SraI mirb puBridetHIttb
nPnpfpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
Gprt e1btnrtd3tunq In gubtaua.


Wount Sermon, Sn6., %. Sauuar.
- Guoerion unb Sn1ber, bic gum SOoe per
urtbetlten N0rSCr, begnbeu iib nm 1G ubr
geferu Gbeuo CUR Rube. g8dbreub Der ytu4t
nurbe GubsrIou ucu RaieHbluteu befaQeu,
peIdes 70 lauge nnbtelt, baB stu Bahter 80
Sflfe aerufeu Der0eu mubte. Sc gelaHg
ihlisbIif, bte gIutuug 3u ftqeu, uno auOer'
ion idltef balb 6arauf etH. I'm ubr erbO'
ben ii6 bic bet6eu 8erurtbeilten uHO empftu'
gen, uudosm fte gefritbfttdt battsn, bic
Retbobtftugeiiflideu Dasbur9 Ino gSullsu,
bic iie bsffsut batten. Gin tatboItider 9etf'
lider, melder bic @eiangeuen friiber bsluft
bate, eridieu sbeufaIls, erbteLt ieoOh fetHsH
3utritt. I'm 80 ubr trur0e Der 6tnrt4'
tuuqsbefabl bGrIsieH, uHb Gu0eriOu IteB ff
baun ruitreu, trorauf bic SerurtbetlteH etue
3ett lang NIT tbren Seeliorgern iaugeH uuo
beteteu. SIh0er mar uerU0s uno autgertgt
unb meiute nte6srbolt, tpibreuo IuosrioH
Ieine 5ofHng boDtommen bepabrte. @r
uuterhieIt fiG aHf uuge;nuugsue SSetle NIT
aIleu Beiuderu uno ldhelte bdRfg. I'm 40
Wtnuten ua9 II ubr Bormittags tpurosn
bic armeu Siiubsr auPs Shaff0t geftbrt,
no Glogriou nod Elm tur3es 9ebet lprah,
nlbreu6 SunSsr In aufgeregter Betis NIT
lauter Sttmms bstets, bis ibm bic Shltuge
I'M BEN Sals geIegt tpurbs. I'm 11.5O ftel
bic slapps. Supoer's 9eutd Duroe 6ur4
ben Stur3 gebrOheu, au0eriOu bate stneu
lGuQereu Sobestamti burGlHma9eu, tu0sl=
fen mar aud Er btuneu .S DttuUten cine
2etd5e. Die ueberrete rpHrSeH mad oem
Qofale 6ss getdeubsfuttsrs gBetBinger ges
bradt, um BON bort aus befiattet 81 pelosu.
Die StugeriGtetsn batteu nm II. 4u8uft b.
8. ben 17idbrigsu Saues Ban Vtegsr auf
brutnIe 8ete ermoroet, UNI tbH 3u beraubsn.
Subbsr NOR 81 Sabre alt uuo etu uHuussr,
arbeitsi6euer @sIsus, anberiOn mar II
Sabre alt uub erudbrte fi4 ais Sttsfelmta'
Ter. Der Qettsre mar uripriugItf elm fets
6tgfr iuuasr Buride, puroe jeoOh ourt
idlledte @eIeIIfait uer6orbsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
8frmiihtes,

Bic beuttge Steuer ginuabme betrug
S3G1, 400, Die .3ouetuuabme S555, 1881.
Cur gtnl6fung beftmu1te NcttouaE' '8aut'
noteu i'm 8etrugeUo $958,O00 ltefen beate
TN SGafamte Elm.
9ts RattOAat Sanbslstamnter, Ipslts bter
In Sisung mar, bat ith beute oertagt. 9as
gretuttps& omite tpirb i'm nidfeu Itat etus
SIsuug tn SubtanaPoItS baItsR.
Ser amsrtIantiae @eiauSte goung tn Be'
ting, China, bat benz Stuuts 9epartemeut
mttBetbetlt, OaB bic dtnefide Regteruug auf
Ietnen Broteit bin bte SOnnengebibren aHf
S6tffe, melAe mad Shanghai Rub Soo4Ou
fnhren. nufnphnhPn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26

Ter Bon bier uad5 qibersooI bsfJmmts brtHds
qnmeF5r ,,Ge5more" srrct4ts 8e0sru ben B:ttm'
muuQsrrt. -. ,,,
Ter trtti1he Eumbfgr ,.@Louccher," Capt. BstsrB.
teu bier rCta WpUumUutb bemmt, tra1 pDsGttC:H GRl
bcr GGts brH sTpnbe1b eiU.
2Gr Bampflr Bogioer" tam 8ettrH BON S,sr "
EetU Eort an. =.
tcNr cir. ~, -
ron giburTo 5rgrbsr oh.
GIg.aH bierter nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
Stus Der 8nubesbauptftabt.
Rsbr aber Gr,gsrt10er Rstfer'S RepOttsmus.

~'NSA ""NA g ~~EttDEt AFlttE VtpptleHtHS|
gBnfbtugtou, 25. Sauuur. - 8sni.
9atnes, Neffe bes grzSpreders Reifer, ers
itten heute Dor BEN Su5.Somtte oes SausD
@omtte's fiir 6e6nungeu, nelfss NIT etner
unteriuhuug ber G6iesuug perIhie6euer
GngeheHtsr 0es letten @OuareiIes beiaifttgt
1T. 9atnes tpurOe als Ra6folger oes SteHo,
Graphen =. gS. 2piOn erunnnt, tpelher ON
3. Dtdr3 b. 8. auf @eIud 0es Spre9ers
Setfer rsitgntrte, reip. abgeiest Dur6e, uHe
be3og oaber pdbreno Der GougreBferteu i'm
guuSen fOlgenoen SOmmer oas Saldr fur
isne Stsue, obue irgenO tpeGde arbett oerz
rtdltst 81 haben. 3euge iagte aus, baB er
betm Gufang bes Al. @ougreIies Brtpat=
iCtretGr bes Sprcd3ers ReIfRr mar uHo benz
SeBteren ungefdbr In Der giitte Der erIteu
StB.Ug ia9te, baB Die bon ben Stenograpben
9apion unb &pion etugenomueueu SteIIeu
ithr tpiinitenspertb ieisn, unb OaB er,
otpeuu ss fitb arraugtren laffe," etue SerIsls
ben habsu ulodte. @s let etu ,,ftlihmetgens
oss lleberstntommen" 3miI9en ibm uuO istz
mem Snfel getroffen porbeu, baB er etne Der
Steus erbaIten fOle. ~9egen SaIuB Der
lesten StSuug," fubr 3euae fort, rma4ten
SaDIon unh S1Iou ben 8orl5lag, MIR ie
800 pro 9fouat 3u ;ablen, penu td ibueu
y
ttstlte etntge Gage ipater metnem Sufel bas
Gnerbteteu NIT. st iagte mir, Id ioGle mid
anf tetne oerarttgen SoridIdge etulGfieu.
Sir $1,000 bate Id Iiiifenteu r1tetben uuo
bte gau3e, BON Saniou uu0 S1pH nerrtdtete
arbett mdbren6 Der letten Sisung 6es AZ.
@ongrefes tbun f0nne1, unb fir $4,000 bate
tG ole &omitesG sGrbetteu Der Stenograpbeu,
pslfe Der &egteruug $4,000 toteten, gu
gBerfe gebrnGt. ."-@r'SpreGer Retfer tutrO
morgen ais i3euge Dor bem Sub.&oEltt: tr'
idsinen.
EEabCnt'6 Rnh RipbIsberstr's GinHua i'm
gendt.
Uni BeranIaiiuug WfaEone's uuo &tb6le'
berger's, Der bstbeu Strgtnter SeHatoreu,
fin6 tiir3ltd tn ben untergeor0neteH Steaen
i'm RapitoI mebrere Serdn6eruugen oorge'
nommen porsen, bic man gebetm su balten
periu6t bat. SObH RtuggOIb, @ufeI beS Sc"
nsraIs 8tnggOlO, Der fih TN meritantI4en
6rtege aua3etGHete, mar Dor aSt SabreR
bonn b0maltgsn Sergeautzat'4rm oss Ses
mats ols Bu6baLter i'm OSolbiug. .&oom" aHs
fen Stmms bon 8auotlle Blas MAIDEN mil
len. @tu Wanu, RameHs 9ateS, muSte eiuem
en6eren Strgtutsr tpet6eu, uuo etu alter
geger, Ramens Benjamin Stemart, Der
i6ou gu 'Brdfbent Rubifou's 3ett 4rbettef'
bteufte TIM SapitOl Oerrtatet ba6en iOQ, If
sbenfaIls nbgeisBt tpOrben. @tuer @rltdruag
Ses bieiigsn yStar" sufOlge 1T 0teier Stmm8
berIelbe, msIder tn Der leBten Babl oHrH
masloie &e6eu tn 9anbtCle Die NeSsrbeoOls
ternug gum Iufrubr uufretJte.
Strmliehtes.
8te beuttge Sterer @tnuubme betrug
S3G1 ,499, Die 3olIetuuabme 1855, 1881.
3ur gtnl6Iung beftmmte gettoHaL'8 8ant'
nuten i'm 8struge bon $958,O00 ltefen beate
TN SGafaute Elm.
Sts S2ntinnnI- -SnnheIaInr1r1er. lnaihs hiar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26
Rtptannaeu oon Cltan.D DampftrH.


Rem g0rt, %. 5amar.-3 3ua,l9multt. Dgtr
gerrrart" ben goubCr, state ot Georgia" bon
BlaScotD unb ,,Balttc" BON &todpool.
Ete GauBfsr ,,Tprtdu" BON Jattelmesr5dttn, al
bnub" ron GbiuG unb s1pGu uUo r,Gttg cT 4lsrtod'
6on g,gOsCrlB uu6 5aSnRua ir6 B'f'rn bier e'nas'
trpiisU. .,... o.,--...,
rcd 6ambng, Spain" mad 2tUerpooL, state o.
EcrrfrIpruta" uGa gIcSaoD, ,,Gttp Of @libn8tcu'
nad 6Gbauru uNb UlsEItO, ,,Crtn0co' ud4 Dernu91,
,GoruCGs" UC4 Gaguapra Hno p5!GmboToa8P' mac
EcrtntUs.
PCIGwaresgreatnattr, Gel, 25. Sau.-
ScIlte paifirte bier Der bon gbubepbt1 n0 AHtusrs
plu bIuuIu,te Gampier ,,4soertauo."
auRtuub.
EueerBtrnu2 25. au.-4upefrmmen: Ebfr.
,Epain, j." BON GsUs Dorl mad GiUsrDDol uuterme15.
Fer Eam5fcr, UIbab " bUn JssDs Orleans Hutttuers
peel befiuIrt, trGf gstsrn aUf her Q09s bon 5aust
atDerbpDL, "a. suu.-EugsEomm Dambfsr
IpminicE" ron PcrtIauo un6 ,atnaSom" 5oH AoE'
6eute IN ssr GanSfer oeerS GH9s' V0u Fi,r uaa
FatIGrS. S'JI III. SaTuar. - gent, yalHri, Hsr bsr
IRA grGus g0rt Hut EOnton bgittmmts brttEi4s DAM
PFggTSpT' "a. San. y Gsr bOu QsUsg gorf Bisrsa
5effiumts britiI4s DGmgisr ,GauaSa" Faiirts 9suss
Ti, Saupfsr ,GaGsb Of aoru," un6 ,.6tppar&us"
ban 1tDs gori uH6 "A5v4RsTbP' bon S0tou iaHsR
6sufs iaBr ser GamSfsr ,,cnaIanS" na4 Rsa.
artberbtu. "a. Sander 5slsiide DamBfsr
gSsI5stio" TT Pasts BON bier na9 sssDsgsTt as8a'
Ser b,lsi4s GanPfsr ,5BtguEaHS" Fam Rs'ts 0oE
g,eufDCTt bier an.
BrCmtu, "a. SImdr.-Gugttpmmg DEHPtgr
SRA" BON 0etps Orleans.
TCrtmpUtb, "a. SaH.-anasicmmtu: 8lmpisr
..8Eugmpau,- CAPT. ssno5r, 0oa Bottom NAG paH'
tUrp bgittmult.
,,gojsmbo," Capt. gartou, bon AoEioI H1P Se9a'ias
tDI uutertuepB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26

8on05, 6RrdB 8run6fId3I9
ten eeiidert ..,...,..,,..,., SAG, ,303, ,472. 81
Sunbsss unb dnbere OoItgationen 25J2T9, ,040.OD
9GrIeben se9en Side:beit........ 15,O37, $1,000
@rtneet9entbum .........,....... 3,633. .971.S9
SaGr bon 8arfsn unS 8erfi5es
rungS GpmpGgnie'n II bsrjirit... S,4O3, SO
Aufeelaufene StnieR....... ...... 1, 31O,6SS.2S
EuGrtdIs rnh SaItiabrsI PrGmieu,
dufGei6Cbste. 1,O39,229.6
Sm GinSisbeu besriifeHs Brdmeu,
EauSHddIi& FIR Ge3embsr.... 14O, ,756.43
sio1.1ts,2 Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-26

QtuerpooG. 25. San, 49, 30 Rittags.-
Beumwoue: 9ltttslIorte SberIdnbsr 81, bo.
Retg, Crleans 6 6116. - Die 8ertdufe be-.
tguBtn 10000, Speiuiatton uuO ausfu5r
1OGO gaIeu, .8ufubr feline.
QOutOu, 25. Sauuar.-Sar. 9tauteus
Cbltgattoueu 4,prO3. 1863, Ditto d ptOs.
1164, 30. bsrlaugerts 5spro3. 1044.-Ittteu:
u. & g. %. 45!, DO. ?. 10i, @rte 25J, DO. 2.
91t, Rtru,YOrf Central l15., Beuni. Central
59I, sue. Central 139, Rsabtug 27s, Ou'
tartos @efern 214, Rsrttaniide 81, gttI'
nauTee ct. 8Qul Common Sc.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08
JUDIC9A1. ADVERTISEMENTS.
uDUHLEO sALE.
ESTATE OF ANTOINE Liable, sR.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

BY virtue Of an order OF the Honorable Dis
triet Court III aad for the parish OF st. Landry
there Will be sold at public autIon TO the last
aud highest bidder, BY the undersigned aa-
ministrator, or any duly qualified auct0neef,
at the last residence of the deceased, near
Church Point, in the parish OF st, Landry, on
THURSDAY, November 18th, 1884, the Hollow
ing described property, belonging to Inc es-
tate of Antoine Liable ST.. tO-wit:
l. Sixfy-fOur arpents of land with an Tue
buildings and improvements thereon sltuateu
in this parish, i'll the neighborhOod OF Cnurcn-
Point, bounded on the north by land or 4heo-
dule Dadgle, south by TheOdule DaIgie, east by
land of Numa David and west by land OF An
tome Liable. fills.
2. Eight arpents of wood land. a description
of which will be given on the day of sale.
Also one griSt mill, one four horse wagon,
one pair of timber wheels, one lot OF ploWs aud
harr0Ws, one lot of harness, nine hundred rect
OF pine lumber one lot oak posts and rails, tour
COWS and calves, twenty-seVen head OF cattle,
two wild mares and colts, one hose, one nlly,
four gentle creole horses one mare and colt,
one pair mules, fourteen head of hogs, one lot
of carpenters tools, one pair horse cart wheels
about two thousand pounds cotton in the
seed, sixty bushels of corn, two large WASH
pots, one d0uble-barrel shot gun, one lot OF
household and kitchen furniture and other
miscellaneous articles
Terms and Confederation the lands One
third of the purchase price cash, balance in two
equal annual installments, with eight per cent
per annqm interest from maturity till paid,
purchaser to furnish notes payable to the order
of the administrator and secured by special
mortgage. The mOvables payable in cash.
HOMER BAROUSSE,
oct list Administrator.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08
Cleveland has won.

The excitement in town, when it be-
came positively known that Cleveland
was elected, was intense. The Demo-
Gratis who had fought for their party
during many years of bitter disappoint-
ment, could not contain themselves and
their happiness and exultation was man
ifested by all sorts of fashions. It was
a common thing to see these veterans
hug and embrace on the streets like
long separated relatives. Fire crackers
were exploded. guns fred and black
smiths anvils improvised for six-po
ders. We suppose the like has never
been seen except among the American
patriots when the news of the surren-
der of CORVALLIS at Yorktown was re-
ceived. A new era has indeed dawned
upon us.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08
Cleveland is President.

ANOTHER CASE OF MISPLACED Con-
FIDENcE.-On Saturday last quite a
crowd Of celored people were in town
to attend the Republican speaking
which cameoff that evening. At eleven
o'clock the courthouse bell was tapped
for Sherif7s sale of property and Sher-
if Duson appeared at the door and be-
gan making the sale. The crowd who
were lettering about the square imme-
diately gathered around to hear "Massa
Curley speak" He finished the sale,
and the crowd dispersed. Several of
them afterwards remarked to some
white gentlemen near by: II keep a
toldin yer dat Massa Curley war gwine
TO come oberen de good side; he's done
gone an jined us.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08

On Saturday night last, difficulty
occurred at the colored grocery in this
town between Willie Williams, mem
Der of a coIored street minstrel troupe,
and Frank johnson, a negro from the
country. The difficulty arose over a
game of cards and resulted in the latter
being severely beaten over the head
with stick and Knocked senseless for
awhile. They were both promptly ar
rested and lodged in Jail by the town
constable. Almost every Saturday night
some dispute over a game Of cards or
dice takes place, and the language used
is by no means of the choicest. A few
more arrests by the town authorities
would no doubt be benefit.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08

SAD AcCIDENT.-On Saturday last
Miss Lea Dubois, about II years old,
while in conversation with some friends
near a fire, suddenly perceived the
skirt of her dress to be on fire +; with
one frantic leap, she ran into the yard
and with such swiftness that she was
envelOped in the flames and when fl
nally checked by her pursuers was
frightfully burned from head to foot.
yAmid the greatest torture and most
,cruciating pains she lived until Monday
evening, when death came to her re-
alief, -Abbeville Meridional, Nov. 1.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08

At the last meeting Of the Cleveland
and Hendricks club, on tie night pre-
ceeding the election it was determined
to adjourn subject to the call Of the
president, it being understood that if
Blaine was elected the club dissolved,
otherwise, that it should meet to ar
range jolli6cation meeting. It will be
in order to have j meeting tonight
Saturday.. We understand the Pres
ident of the club will call it together.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08
The National Surgical EnstI-

tute will open a Branch at 166 st.
Charles st. New Orleans, December 1st,
1884, where they will be prepared to
treat Surgical cases, Club Feet, Paraly
sis, and all deformities of the face,
spine, limbs, and diseases Of the joints,
eve and ear; also catarrh, piles, fstula,
female diseases. private diseases, etc.
The proprietors of the Institute open
this office in New Orleans in accord
ance with the request Of scores Of their
patrons in Mississippi, Louisiana and
Texas who desire to avail themselves
Of the reduced rates Of travel offered
during the Worlds Exposition" thus
enabling them to visit US and the Elk
position rs we'll. For full particulars
address K. Fl. BoLAND, see'y, Atlanta,
Ga. or 1865 st. Charles ST., New Orleans,
La. adv 3m
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08
Three cheers! for Cleveland.

We have received from Mr.. John D..
Cook, several ears of corn grown by Mr..
Il. L. Scott, at Bayou Chicot. We never
saw larger, nor heavier corn in our life.
Mr.. Cook assures us that these ears are
but specimens of Mr.. Scott's entire crop.
This has been very bad year for corn !;
and Mr.. Scott's land, or corn, or both,
must be of an extraordinary kind. Il
Mr.. Scott will send US some for seed,
We will pay him any reasonable price.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08

We have received superb colored
Autograph of the New York Cotton Ex-
change, with the compliments of the
Insurance Co., of North America of
Philadelphia. It is an elegant piece Of
art, and splendid representation OF
this magnificent edifce, which for beau
ty of Architectural design, surpasses
any other building of the kind in the
limited States. The retail price is $500.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08

Our talented young friend of the legal
profession, Mr.. j. G. Gibbs, has located
in Lake Charles, and, we are pleased to
state, formed partnership for the
practice of law, with Mr.. A. J. Kearney,
the District Attorney, under the firm
name of Kearney & Gibbs. We wish
him success in his new location.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08
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u s. Patent Office attended. to for MODERATE
FEES. Our office is opposite the U, s. Patent
Office, and we can obtain patents in less time
than those remote from Washington.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advise as
to patentability free of charge; and we make
No Charge Unless We Obtain Patent
When patent is granted a drawing of your in
ventiOn, with claims, yonr name and address,
will be published in the United States Patent
Office Gazette, paper of immense circulation.
And the only one that publishes this free
We refer here, to the Postmaster, the SrAot.
of Money Order Div. and to officials of the q.
s. Patent Office. For circular, advice, terms,
and references to actual clients in your own
State or county, write to
@. "A. SNOW & Co.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, ID. G..
nov 24-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08

PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
Byvirtue of an order of the Hon. the District
Court in and for the parish of st. Landry:
there will besold at public auction to the last
and highest bidder at the last residence of the
st. Landry, On SATURDAY. November
18th 1884, by the undersigned, administrator.
or any duly qualified auctiOneer, the follow
ing described property belonging to the estate
of Louis Louquette. deceased tO-Wit:
l. A certain plantation situated in the par
ish of st. Landry, on the end of Bayou MalIet,
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, containing one hundred and
seven acres or arpentS.
2. The undivided half of Fifty-six and 37-10O
acres. together with all the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon, situated in Pot Cove in
the parish OF st. Landry, bounded en- the north
By the land of Felix Deiean, on the south and
west by land of George Simien, and ON the east
by land of Pierre VaTTet.
8. An undivided half of tract of woodland
situated in Mallet woods in the parish OF St
Landry, containing twenty-tlTee arpent9 more
or less, bounded north by land of Mrs. Charles
Pitre, south by land of Martin AndrepOnt and
west by John Boone.
4. An undividedlhalf of seventy three arpents
more or less, situated in the end of the bayou
Mallet bounded north by Francois p. Pitre,
OH the south by Eugene Bertrand and Francois
Pitre, on the east by Francois P. Pitre, on the
west by John Boone, with the undivided na1f
Of the buildings and improvements thereon.
5. Forty head of horned cattle, two creole
mares, two 2-year old colts, four yoke OF oxens
mules, seventy-five head of hogs, one hundred
and fifty head of sheep, one hack
one ox-cart, lot Of plows and harness, one
lot of old furniture, one branding IRON, three
balef of cotton, about eighty barrels of rice.
TBRMS-The real estate One-third cash on
day of sale. one-third in one year, and one
third in two years from day of sale, notes
bearing eight per cent per annum interest from
maturity until paid and secured by special
mortgage and vendors privilege. The NOV
ables: Cash on day of sale.
G. A. LEDOUX.
oct Att Administrator.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-11-08

The election on Tuesday was very
quiet one throughout the parish, and
very light vote was polled. Cleve-
land carried the parish by 161 majority,
and Swavze, Republican candidate for
Congress, by Sc. The following are the
returns, by precincts, Of the vote Of the
parish