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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-10-02
A NDERSON BROS.
HOTELS.
ToREST HOUSE,
JOHN GRAF, Proprietor,
ELLSWORTH, WISCONSIN.

t.irst-cIass in every respect. No better in the
xa,iey particular attention given to the az
eonnodation of Commercial Travellers. Gooo
StabIiug connected with the House. II
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-03-15

.,. hn,s famous Remedy for Con. \
ti ton I Dyspepsia, Indiges-
IT,. Liver Complaint, and N,
conss. diseases, has bean In
ST. use BY the public fn-
to.d:r 800 and Is moro popular |
nons -, man a1 ever before. Buy
or;s s oot ID. A. Thetifora & Co.'S
snrs., 'al and Genuine, mannra.s 4
cine r. the Chattanooga Medi.
Ever ~, .. Chattanooga, Tenn.
low Wrapper. IN Vel
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-03-15
l.. e. BENTLEY,
P. A. JoNEs.
Secretaries.
Republican Parish Committee.

Republican Parish COMMITTEES.
immediately upon the adjournment O, the
convention the delegates reassembled as n
parish commi ttee, Hon. G. H. Hill in tbo oh.;.
and thirty members present,
The following officers were elected bx aoo,o
nation: q. H. Hill, president; Henry Hax-
man, first vice president; L. f. Bentley soo.a
tary.
mr. Douglass Seals moved that the chair ho
empowered to appoint twelve nembars sron,
'he parish at large. Mr., Landry moved. AZ .
substitute, that committee of FIVE to nronaro
rules for the government Of the committea he
appointed. The substitute was accented md
adopted. >''''
The committee then adjourned subiect 70
G. II. HILL,
LEY President
Secretary.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-03-15
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral,

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none so trifed with by the majority Of suffer-
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continued use Of the fEcToRAL perma-
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old, hale and hearty, and am satisfied your
CHERRY PEcTORAI. saved me.
HORACE FA1RBROTHER."
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ami it will aluays cure when the disease Is
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-03-15
Capital Prize, $4,000.
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, in Fifths in Proportion.

CERTIFICATE
WE DO HEREBY CERTIFY that we supervise
the arrangements for all the monthly and semi
annual Drawings of the LOUISIANA STATE LOT
Terry COMPANY and in person manage and con :
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all parties. We authorize
the Company to use this certificate with fac
SMILES Of our signatures attached. in its ad
vertisements.
g. T. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY.
Commissioners.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-03-15
Republican Parish Convention,
Parish of Ascension.

DoHALDsoNvILLE, La.. Feb. %. 1884,
The thirty-fonr delegates chosen to form the
Republican nominating convention OF Ascen-
zion parish, met at the courthouse this day
and were called to order by Hon. Pierre Lam
dry.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-03-15
hendail,s SPAWN Cure.

b; y. KENDALL d Co., Gents:-i have fIrr;,,,,
ne ne last three years psed in my stables VonE
rat known g kendsls Spawn Cure With
curbs and various kinds Of strains to nv entrs
satisfaction. and in every instance sp6ara !
bs sse seeom1men n i to friends
tate TO say that as lininent believe Il I'D 81
equal, and thus believing cheerfully recon- o NJ
mend 1t to any one who may have occasion to
yours. Lee STsTIrvi
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-03-15

Lizzie Mutt, whose father lost his life d.
!enoing her reputation, and whose brother
mas Just been acquitted OF the murder Of
her sianderer, has applied to the President
70 DC appointed postmistgess of Uniontown
Pa IL
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-03-15

I :, ADAIRsvnLE, Ga, May 2 1874
ua ID: A. THEDFoRD & Co.-Gengsn.. &.
ma ana,s been one Of Dr.. A. o 81
Mod; s earliest agents for his i've.
bi e S and also agent for ri # E ssnes
mend de;a !. | do cheerfuily re com
and be 81 e a;y vee pn6lIe as the genuine
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Dr.. a. a sSu . me medicine naods bt
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KEN he a.: so know the med iigsasngs sd q
l az m ynd = Ihe genuine and orieinsI-
I Yours Truly,
DANIEL DURHAM,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-03-15
MA9 "a! SPAWN CURE.
ON HUMAN

c,d na: b, j. KENDALL L Co. ae m4r. ~. 1883:
ted Pefs sa find q your beoi
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-03-15

It is estimated there are from 10000 to
R,0oo rebels in the vicinity of Trinkita,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-16


- MGmdblid pirb eS li6t iiber bic
gcrseldi4te Der NOmreile pes beutiaen
Rrcnprin3en, unb es gilt jest ats iider,
baf ibr urheber Miemanb anbers al8 Der
Heihsfansler 1T, Ter ben gDridlag mad=
te, ale Der Sronprin3 idpn in Spanten
mar. Nad elmer Mielouns welde Der
.SSln. 3ts," aus Berlin ;usebt, itellte
ssarff Bismarf benz 3aifer Dor, baB ein
SSHidteitsbelud I'M gatifan Der sesen=
indrtisen Gage entipre9en warbe. Dem
Raiier wDllte Der Hlan nidt reat einlend1e
ten, bod tbeilte er ibn ietneut S,Ohn, pdb=
renb er lid in MabriD uufbielt, mil. Der
aronprin5 mar pSllis ibsrrafdt iiber bles
fen Bcridlas, unb apar serabe niat at1s
genebni. Snbe6eu mOAte er bic 8erants
nprtlidfeit nidt auf fdl ne9men, benz
perontwcrtliden Setter ber auswdrtisen
Nnselesenbeiten entsesen3utreten. @r
abernabm alio bic 9ieiie, in pelder
Gtimmung, barauS fam man idlieBen
aus elmer NeuBeruus, bic er in Maorio
tbat, er werbe, ,ebe er mad dgerlin suradfehre,
mobl nod bic halbe @slt burdreiien niil=
fen. Die 8esesnuns smiiden bem aSnis
9umbert unb benz Srcnprin5en wtrbe
ohne bas @intreten bes 2eidsfan5lers
nidt in Gon, fonrern III @enua erfOlst
fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-16

x.:i 0aotn.. a~or;R mil e;upr heftineu
2elI. maosn ihx sr9s. h ' stnss aa s''y.a yen S;s
osSsgaMg eS,s. 'y.s ay 3}r,hs i, I ss;,,s @ a;s ~
DUDE IDllweuDs MI."s y TX 'Mu' .oa ,nS ,nS
gsll, a:s q n, uua'i.s ~ ~ fsxos,, Nv ~ o;y Au has
@ Ogas gl1 sSos' ~ o. l..sSts,, tan, q ;,n,,,er us9
Inge Iag, pas saa M s .mVIsn ss;m;esn Ss hs"sr,
aosI l'9s m np ~ v..s e1a,s 1amn ausrts r.srS
s:ss as.s y.sss tsg
Slsi.s .a ,n's sa ra;ssrr M s}SsI;S
s.s ,;sSsr SS s,,,S Sr;ifte se;me g;hhen mi sic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-16
aie di.1efifdle alrlnee.

9ia16en man 10 biele un6 oft mi6erz
fpredenbe Beri1te iiber ben 3uifaito
Der 6inelii1en Mrmee geleien bat, biirfte
folgenbe Oar1tellung bes ebemaligen
frana61i11ert @efanbten Bouree 6.
Desentber 1889 befon6ers bed6tenss
tpertb fein:
6ier in Sien<tfia ffeben $4,000 Sn=
fanferiten, bic ebelifo beuaffnet, ausge.
rii1tet iinb ausgebilbet iinb, ipie bic,
iuelae 6errn gbanbrD (einem fran36ii=
iden aapallerieofficier, auf beifen ges
ri1te 6er @eianbte fi9 6fters be5iebt)
Dorgeifellt tporben iinb. Inter ben
$4,000 Mann, bic 81 : 0ung : Sf9ang
befeblist, baben febr Diele beuielben
aabres angeb6rt uub cine faif gang
gIei6e Qlusbilbung erbalten, urlo tie
bil0en baber cine febr ernft gu neb=1
tnenbe Mrtnee. MuBerbern CLAUDE i'd
AL tpilien, baB cine Nbtbeilung bD11
1000 Msann, bic benz grpebitionsfOrps
bon Gorea angeb6rte unb Die gan5 euz
ropdil1 ausgebilbet fi1to, iif bereits
mad Sp1fin begeben bat. Sd tpeiB
aud, baB bic bon &uang=Gi na9 Son-
tin gel1idten 9ruppen nit elmer guten
6elbartillerie berieben finb. Oie Mr=
fiaerifen, Die bon Sienstlin na9gef9idt
tper6en f6nnen, ifeben in Gefdidli@feit
un6 gutter Musbilbung ben belten euro=
pdif9en 6eeren in ttidts mad. Die
6orti9rifte Der 2riegsmarine fin6 nod
Z r ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-16

Die BepSlterunss3ahl berStabtlgerlin
beaifierte iid laut amtli4er SeiiiteInns
am /. Dejember b. S. auf 1,253,7l1.
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Gages : Wenigfeiten.
Smla a II s..
Sci BRADFORD, 9seult

- Sci BRADFORD, gen,r., lief elm
3ug bon, @eleiie gegeu einen Sel6ebdlz
ter, bas Del ent5iinbete iid unb bic
Cars gerietben im 8rattb. 8ier Srauen
berbra1ttert unb Elm Dubenb PaIIagiere
erbielten f9tpere 8ranDmunbett, Ser
@1ienentpeg ifano auf 100 Darbs in
Slammen nnb bic pafiagiere, Die ben
brennenoen Cars bur9 bic Sbiire ent=
flieben tppllten, ,nnubten 5uriid, oa Die ibz
men entgegenf6lagen6e 6ibe gu il1teniib
mar. sic fprahgen bnr6 bic Seniter
in ben Shnee.
Sa Stem Oorf ipir6 0as Salliiies
ment einiger grDBen probuttenbduier
ertpartet.
MuslaMb.
- ct. petersburg. Ser @5ar um6
bic faiierlide Gamilie baben iid mad
benz Mmtl9foff Balait begeben.
Baris. 9eon @batteau reift am
nd9fen 9ienifag iiber @nglanb nod
Mmerifa. Ser 3ped ieiner &eiie 1T,
tpomDgli6 bic Grgreifung BON Geprei=
fallen feitens Der Ser. 9taaten tpegen
bes @6meinefleiids s@infubrberbots mad
Granfrei6 gu berbinoern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-16

. geSaslid ,bes @9arOns5ia'iaen
Gfanbals, Der jeet bic geDSlferung bon
Gan 6rancisco in Nthem bdlt, fOmmea
pie INNER BET iolden @elesenbeiten bic
wiperlidlfen Dinse an ben Sag, 10 baB
be: cgalif. Deni." iein llrtbeil babtn
3uialnmenfaBt:
~. llnb es pia mid idier bebinfen,
Das ber SharDn unb Die 5ia
Das fie ale beibe --uidt liebiid baften. :
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Die 5auptlfabt, bes Dsutiden Sfeides
maidirt ulio nit raIaen Sdritten auf bic
gOllenbung Der sweiten Nfillion Glnmobs
ner los unb 1T belfimntt. tpie iie Wlen
lSnait iiberfliiselt, Auh 8ares in nidt all=
su ferner 3eit binter fid gu laiien.
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'5I|iS19lIl5
$4,000 fur So.
K resuldre uonatlide 3ie6uns finbe
q. aatt in Der @afonie 1aa. Mafoaie Temp!
Eutlbiaa lpuisviqe 3d.,


x re9uldre monafltde Stehun8 Tnoe
CO. RAFT in Der Wafonie 6aQ, Wafonic Eempl
Sutlota1, EpttteHtlle, TH.,
Nn4.4terfYnn ~. 0nm4snr 12RH.
G;rs os5saI;%e ootter;e NIT ehrI;d,en
a;.Snnssn oss oorssfaur, ser Ssy n,o;srn,ur M, o.
nnb ,met,,,al Som bSdb(fen @,ridst i'm Staote oig
o,fskiih erfidrt 9oub nfffeIt In 6enrn Counts
I'M getraoe spn $l0O. 900 fir bic prpmste Muss
,ablund eler @ewinue.
G:... Se...f,,4;.. i. u ,;.k, ,;.,at..
S'ae 0'sDO'a''U" os.sa 9. u.1 o'spa"S '"'3s'ns'
sOols.
AS~ s5feer yprSbeber tetn et1elter Nufleter,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-16

Die naieler 3ts." brinst sinen
SseuerberiHt, in tpelaem folsenber sefdbrs
lide BafIus borfpnln,t: sluf benz @abes
louber Mcor brad BEL benz 2anbnlaun
Sillmann Seuer aus &c. Nls bic @aoeS
Iunper Sprieen sur 5ilfe famen. fins aud
bus @ohnbaus 6ener unb brannte nieOer.
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Sesa.,es Nnrns.

gerftrtissr Spn
Giflernen aus fiinfflthent Stein,
absussrSsren alIer @rS6en,
Sale nmO Gtnfafnnss Gteinen
fir Geittnwese uat 8lumenbeeie,
Iertduler bon ensliidem, BcrllanS nnb
amerifaHi(dem Cement, Sips unb 5aar.
Ode Commerce unb 2piosa>Shabe,
271t Gan MntOntp, EeEa8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-16

- Das neue Sabr madt iid burd cine
erfdredenbe 9ln3abl bon Giienbuhnunfaaen
unb sseuersbrlnften beHierfbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-16

= Die @obltbatisteits. .glnftalten Neu
Doris erfcrberten I'M perflcfsnea Sabre
$5,348, ,223 Ober SAL per 3cpf. Vrooflpn
bat fit benielben 3ped nnr 1928 per
Scpf ausgeseben.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-09-20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Tax Roll for the year 1884, has
been deposited in my office. and
tia. the taxes assessed in eaid year
are set forth in the. tax rolls on
Gle in my office, and in, the mort
gage Office Of said parish that
they are now due. and will become
delinquent On tie 3lst day of De-
cember 1884, and will draw three
per cent per month interest from
that date according to provisions
Of Section 40, Of Act No. 96 OF
1882, until cold in accordance
with article 2lJ Of the Constitu-
Sheriff's Office, Abbeville, La, i,
August 23rd 1884.
JosEPH S. NuNEz,
Sheriff Il Tax-Collector.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-09-20
N @ 7 l C E
Land Office, New Orleans. Ia,

sept. Z, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has flied
notice OF his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will he made before
the Judge or Clerk Of Court at Alb,
beville, La, on Oct. l3, 1894, viz
Oneziphore Leblanc, Home No 51S5
for the SW1 of Sec IS, t II, ST 4 Il.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land,
VIZ :Eraste Mouton, Hypolite Bern.
ard. Sryerin Leblanc. jr and j
Erasse Leblanc all Of Vermilion par
ISL La. G. 3. DAERALL,
.Scpt13 IS Register.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-09-20

Les cbiffres suIsvauts que nous em.
pruhtous an rapport Gu consul War
uer, nous demoutrent les efIets de Ia
protection en- Allemagne sur la classe
ouvriere w.
En- r ianvier 1879, PAllemagne
eta;t reggie par le ltbre-echangs.-
Dams 800 Establishments OH l'on ira
vs,lle le fer, on comptait 1882
ouvriera. qui receyaient nm, salaire
meneuel de $2,2sO375. En- janvier
1884. apres inauguration du sye.
teme protector, il , await dams ces
S2o Establishments 2O2,s84 ouvriers
don't les cages s'elevaient pay, mois
a $3.46s.024. C'est de, cette ma
Mere que Ia protection maltraite le
p ,uple. -
Frank Waltzaiaa. artrsfois rich
citoycn de XeDia, est mort de falm
Dayton. Ohio, il laisse une femme q
sept enfahta. Ces derniers pe 'e
naient autour du lit du monrant IL
mandant dn pain Ii fanllls, 9 Al
trop orgueilleuse pour faire coanai
TIRE 20 position.
=! ~
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Sheriff S Sale.
-O--
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
RARIsH OF VERMlLION.
---O---
18th DISTRICT COURT.
g.
Nc. 1853.
o
Parish Of Vermilion,
VIZ
G. B. Shaw, Tax Collector e. ais.


BY virtue of . writ of tieri facias is
issued out of the Honorable District
Court, in and fer the parish Of Yer
million in the above nntitled and number
ed suit, and to me. directed, will pro-
ceed to sell at public sale, to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court house,
i'm the town Of Abbeville, Parish OF
Vermilion, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4rH 1854
between the hours Of II O'clock
4. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ, and con-
tinuiag from day to day if neees.
sary, all the rights, titles, interests
and demands Of the defendants, Eli
Montague, jr., and his wife Odiile So
gu1a in and to tie following described
property, seized to satisfy said writ,
towit: .s
Lots Nos. SO aud 76 Of Me-
gret's portion of Abbeville with
all improvements thereon situated
also one certain tract of LAID sit,
uated in the parish Of Verm!'i2n
containing 40 acres. being north
east quarter of south east quartz.
Of section Sd, low9sh;p II, soutl
of range two cas-.
Said propert7 will be sold on (.1
twelve months bond, purchasers te
furnish their notes with good solpent
security in eolido. bearing s PEI
cent intere5t per month from rbs
day Of sale until paid.
Given under my officia signature, il
the towE Of Abbey.lle, Veftisiiior Par
Iish, Louisiana, this 206n day Of Sept
1854.
Jos. s. NuNEz, Sheriff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-09-20
ERMs AND CONDITIONS


The movable property for cash on
the. day Of sale and the immovable
property for five-twelfths cash and
the balance payable in equal install
ments in one and two years from
day Of sale ; purchasers oil credit to
furnish their notes with solvent sure
ties iu solido to .he satisfaction of
the administrator and made paya,
BILE to his order with eight per cent
per annua. Interest fron maturity,
the lands to be end remaia specially
mortgaeed and lypotI,ecaled in fav.
~. OF the succession and veudn, 5 lien
and privilege to be retained thereon
aud the same not to be aIienaled or
|in any way encountered to tie prcju-
dice al the succession. up,l The tull
and final payment Of The notes given
therefor, ii principal aud interest
and all costs that may accrue there
on, as we'll as tel. per cent for at.
torneJ's fees to be charged On said
Aotes or auy portions thereof whis b
may have to be collected by suit.
Given under my official signature
at my office, town of Abbeville, La.
August 18th 1884.
J. 5. NUNEz, Sheriff.
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Lea colons anglais cherchent q
s'etablir dams la FIoride. De nou.
velles lignes ferrees s'ftablissent
dans Get Etat; des constructors
de sciaries y abattent de forets de
plns. On y remarque l'actiyite dune
ruchc. I'll en- est ainsi dams tous les
Eats dn Sud. Non settlement
establishments industriels s'y mul.
s'p'eat, mais partout on defriche
les terrfs pour les livrer 4 la culture.
oest pour toute cette belle section
llds u craelleush. eproavec, CONNIE
1ns resnrrection.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-09-20

On ecrit de Charleroi "Voici
me naivefs echappee 4 un jeune
av6cat Dune vile que noas ne nom.
merous pas. Au moment lie plus
chalereut descH plaidoyer deus pne
sale du palais de justice, un alibo'
ron Sc NIT a braire de Ia plus terri
BILE faco2. @
Jahais le Pslais h'avait fefent
d'accents aussi formidables. On
n'entendait plus la voix de l'avocat
Un de ses confreres l'engagea a ces
ser sa plaidoirie juaqu'apfas Ia fin de
ce concert malencontreux, ce qu'i
fit de bonne grace. Qpand Zane eu
termine ses vocalises, l'avocat repri
ainsi le 6l de aon discours: 'sJ'er
demaudc pardon au tribunal, mai
81 j'ai interrompu mon plaidoyer
c'est par Difference ponr mon estima
ble confrere." Inutile de dire lhi
larite qui accueillit ccs paroles
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lie langage des fletTs.

vo'ci pne application nouvelle du
hnssge des 6eurs:
IN observsteur assure quinn
sshd nombre dc plantes peuvent
Ds'a'r des pronostics ,certaius par
''pport ! l'etat atmospherlque, ct
~ 7. cate ra1scn, peuven, etre regar-
u'ss CONNIE barometres naturels. II
.sns'e 'e mouron CONNIE le plus sur
dss barometres.
Lersque |. Aedr est comp,atemeu,
'psnouie. on peut stre assure ou'il
'p'e0'ra pas au moins de plusieurs
hslres.
u . petite feur est 4 rnoitia fer
me- y temps est gsneralement plu
nsar; q ellie est tout a fait fermee
elle s'snveloppe dams son calice
soyageur peut prendre son man
tau 1 coup sur.
nes olserentes varieties do treH.
'e'sc'ent y toajcprs ierrs feuilles
'p0foehe dc forage, CO qui a fai
'ouner cette plan,s le barometer,
.;. !. eanp'gnard. La talipe, ct plu
u'' autres deurs co!orees do |,
. !, '.ce ,auns. Sc fermen. toutes svan
pu.e. Uns espece d'oseille sau
.ss double ses feuilles avan, Fora
NC oara,nic on ehinier des mon
. .ls. et generalelhent les plante
,a ''''ses suiveut les ,nsnes hab
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AfrENTAr D'INCENDlE. - Lundl
,oir vers neuf Beurss, quelqu'tn, de
Iorne humane, nais thu par les sen
,iuea.s les plus diaboliques tent'
dinccadier l'Eglise des gems de cou
enr Bsptistes, as no're village. U
,assan, vit quelqn'un e'iEamme' unt
alnme'te pres de ID l'StisSc j sap
ppcha ,,,ais le n,ia:rablc s'enfa''
ylettcnt sans 1etre tTct5ni;., !. le pas
sant arrive sur les lieux y dtcou7ri1
pspiers, haillons e. autres dehri:
tout sa.dres d'huile a lampe. Nous
sonnes CONNIE tonjours opposes a,
lyDch Law en- general, mais a tout'
regle, exception.
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Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF VERMILIoN.
25th judicial District Court.
No. 6e4.
Succession of Virginia Mareeadx

BIZ virtue Of. an order Of sale
granted by the Honorable District
Court. in and for the parish OF
Vermilion and State of Louisiana,
in the matters Of the above en-
titled and numbered succession,
notice is hereby given that there
will be sold at public auction, 10
the last and highest bidder, at the
late residence Of the deceased, by
the Undersigned, all the property
belonging to said succession, on
Monday, September 2snd 1854.
the following described property
to-wit
One. town lot. designated as lot
Ne 20 Of Boete's portion, OF the
towr of Abbeyilie. measuring about
30 feet front, By about l44 feet and
fou, inches, bounded above hy Tot
ne q south by fot \ l9, east
hv 1ot No .27 ard west by State
street together vita the fencing sit!
aated thereon.
0ae other town los designated
las lot NJ 26 G: Boete's portion
| of tke tovn of Abbeville, measuring
about I45 teet deep by 90 feet front
bounded north by lot n . Is, south
,bY lot II q. east shy st Charles
street ani west by lot N ? 81, to.
gst1ler with all the fencing situated
thereon.
| one other town 10. designated
as lot Ne ~ Of Boste's portion q
said town.. measuring about 80 fee
front by l45 feet deep, aud be
bounded north By lot N Q 26, so-tl
BY lot No g.. east by st Ctarle'
street and west by lot N > q Ti-l
the fencing thereon.
4 One dwelling house kitchen anl
out house-one lot .honseko'- terE.
| tnre--beds and bedd'.,gs, &c ON
| lot crockery -knives @di forks
spinning wheel, I23'n 3ua fixtures
one ssdd'e-~oae .nt pictures -pn
/ berse cart ore. tPt2barrets. &c
i91 uanaels # fencipg-and man
he, af,icles. " 40