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the town of ThiSodaux. measnr,r, ,h-.
penis moro 0r less front on b,vou Iaf,n,-
by forty arpents in depth. bounded ahoraIl
lands Of Henry Tregic and below by lanS.y
Charf"s Brown ct ats. together with ali hr;,1t
ings and improvements thereon. '
= Another tract OF Ian! a., .itp,,al
said parish of Laiourche auf he ri,ht banLNws
bayou ! afourr he. at about five milo aLAAea
the town of 1h'bo,laux. and at abou- a o ~
ter OF a mile above tie iaai first de,crks.
measuring one buudIel ana three ,--, fro.,,
on bayou Lrfourche 10y forty arpents in den,s
bounced above by hands OF Mr.. CLas pppna
tine and below by those OF Mama .hernsa
DER to9tther With all the improvements. ON
tlie following terms a'lt conditions, to-vit.
One-third OF The prIc Of adjudication m \.
paid cash aud TIE balance OF said price Ia h.
pad by eqnal halves in one and two raass
The credit instaliu-n's 10 ia epresenfe5hr
notes CT the purchaser. to his own order ana
by him en'inr>ed In blank, divided int, INV
pons 10 snit the share and interest of each ~
proprietor IA d LOres to bear eight her CON,
per Jnnum interest from the dare OF slle an1
10 lie secured by special mortgage aud YEN
doris lieu aud privilege ou tie urupci,y ala
under the pact dc non alielsia and the ,,;d
mortgage lieu and privilege L. secure also PAW
per cent. attorneys ite>. wlic.l the purchaser
shall "->umc To pgs III ease -; Hi, 10 recorsr
ain"Tht cue GA any of said no-es, and N.
aaid safe L. ie r.it.r on the txt,rrss cupdi,ioa
that the purchaser shall. nyer aud abora bs
bid. assume so much ~ rhr Citizens RAM
~ secure inrfy shares 81 800 each
OF thc capital >tusk oil "a, ir.uk. j., 49,,
one arleht lrn I Ivy i,ttv ~ ,irptl If M
irati 81 three aIiyuis .IuL aI-- ,h,vs u"
sttlOed- Act oi rarfti - ',et,r- TIo1,s
Ba'ie1tS. notary Vus'-c. al >sHt ,r4-i.l.
IHEpPIiIL-- 1888 rDAUX.
March 10, l>>S. Sber,A
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Several OF orr ex-Nichollseontampc-
r.Gic>. notably tle st. Landry Demo
crat and Webs:c. Tribune. have recent
~ bccn engaged III the delcctabic DE-
rupat..on Of paving tha earth and bel
lowing : til" fact that TIE State
Convention has seen fit. in its wisdom.
to recognize the eminent services IN
dtred the State by his ENccl.ynev.
Gov. $. ID. NcEnery. In fact. t.tr
Trbane, in publishing the piatsorIn of
the party as adopted i'll convention -
sembied. even went % far az to oni;.
thar portion endorsing COY. AicEncry'.
administration. Such pueliic. con
tmpt;h,c conduct is unworthy ii hon
%::ralie journalists. aid shows the
i.lcths to which scune Of the Reform
ne Nspapev nen are willing to 20 in
tlheir vIndictive and malignant war-
fare upon Il Chief Executive wItusr
administration, after il will have ,.<-
ed .nto history. will he leaked back
upon and pointed to with pride as
si"Ninr been II OF the most progressive
etfritnt and economical with which
5.He state has eyer been blessed.-Thc
>agnr Planter.
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TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th Judicial District Court. Par.
ish of L~ttorrrhp.
We'd rs. ". Fort It ais. No.
o343.

lake flce HAT acting under an order of
SEIZURE ami sale rlnaIiailn. Tram the above
entitled Court III the atov, entitled and nam.
hercd case |. have Sc 81 and will offer for
sale at i'uhlic Auction. pursuant 10 Law. 10
the last aud highest lf,. ~. 1t the CoDrt
House ~ The town OF I hi ,pltnx. On
SAltHD \. Apitt. y. 1883,
between TIM Iirt-". II - ork a. m. and
I o clock =. III. thu u" la ti~g described pr,-
ptrty helsngii. Ia tie : ia defendants. VIZ:
\ certain tract ,i i.Ini - rt.tei in this par.
isii and State, nn th, irlt a,tak of b,yon La
i'uiciie and i"rIsII.ig l.trs - tsr Fiell'S tract.
composing al thirt cart al -.s4 tract lyinr he
vu'id and ~ the 4, ar al I'm. i,1,e desioua,,d
at each point tiriro : tie ..ffers r and q
Oh Tie sketch or plan Drawn av y. A.. Thibo.
'ieiuN on the 9TH OF F~rnrnt,g. 1871. aud An.
htNea tna' act oI SIDE net.,r- James Fahey,
notary pablo, ri New or ea.,s. on the 18th
February. 1874. wherein la. Iaylnr Be,ttie
SOLID The Iti!d hcteul a. c-iiArf 10 Edward J.
Gay by the wso ir,rr I'll rrro h,louaipu
together with all the r,.hi- WAYS. servituie.
pr Ni'egts and auvaIsiag.>i III ~ :, he.on ding
ar III anywise a..iiertai ing Inc SAID ,,int
u hcfna M Il bou' IS S.-ll rr.i ~ from, the front
OF saul Tract on t8.e Laws L .ine, and ON the
IRON. sioe oi "a turfi rev 81 Plantation road:
AMI the line g. runHIn- ai"lt. said tnrl ROW
on Inc front = ,e AMI forait. a rirht anpIe
with the lower b.u idtrN, together with n
roadwny "i hity let III ", III OH III, upper
line of the SAID iiac, -. l.ni running from
the bayou bach Ia the raid ne FIG OF the
Hand retained by E'iwIi,, }. Gay. bein. tie
saiue property arc Iirr1i Dv ths. sud Edward
y. Gay on the iuh ,;.y - February 1897.
from Mrs. llyior l||eufL..
Terms and condition ut sale. G lsh On ,he
spot, 10 pay alt ~satl>,y me sam ut two tnou-
saud seven hnuirea and e.. .ftrea St-loD dol.
lars wisb eieii' Ter er.rt. .. itlum interest
thereon from, Ma ct !. lS>7. until paid. aud
the additional su.n oi nv,- pet e -ntum pn the
aggregate iueie".. 'IIlclistl aud interest. as
attorneys lees ann mn costs herein. which
sad amount Ia lnitcif7ti, i~.:t.lrst, attorneys
lees ana ali casts IL SCH -, ,y uo:trJrc By
act 81 sale and niurisl.r l.,s>., Il ard executed
on the LIST .lay of Ma 4 . i,.3. before Epte
Eugene Leblanc. dt'atv ri.rs uf court and
ex-ofiic0 notary ,ublir - SID parish.
THEOPP.L.E IIiiBD JICN.~
s.farch 10, iSSS. Sher,ff.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2Oih judicial District Court, Par
i>h Of Lafourclr.
Meyer Vel rs Cou7on e BeyuGr5
No. 1916

Take not &c that actin. ua,le- an CIDER of
Seizure and sale enlanatiug from the ai,eve
"utItlcG court III thc above entitled and rpn.
hert'i case have seized and Will .fer ior
e'tif ;t ldblIe auction pursuant to law f., ~.
as "ld highest bIdt'er At the courthouse in
tie Il OF jhihodanA on
SATURDAY, APRIL alst, 1888
"riWrcn the hours Of ~ o'clock u. IN. and 4
'c"rk =. III. The following described property
n"'"t: IL 10 The salI defend. Ms To wit:
%ctitditi sugar plantation known as tile
'Giiai:t' 'tHnttiIon situated in The u,ri.h
81 i-'t' ureltr "n the left brik of l.tvou -
i"iirt e al as'"Gi me mile above the Town If
i.hi""tiauN e"iiainin:: about seven hundred
~n!" rifc.ai ari"nts l'otrn .r,l above in treat
f;tri 10y ii:r 7 %ahtarIrn of james I,Iti,i fn,-
':I"iI ami b. ,ow 10y lands ~ JnnuauYi,, u,r.
Want ana limits iai it-rly itelnn.iny Ia 4 A
Gins n %. and 20 Vincent Heb r.. , outh,,
WIZ Ill the i,nlidii.s thereon AID a,,ur,cp-
an tS tii-irtitt" heinIt.Ing ;s also ALI ru,i,.s
ihhrsiintr> apparatus. lnu tes, wa on, arr. i'm
j th-ent~'ii ittsi'af,try aud .ti eraIly .v,rv ,r-
llclr hct"nYIn. 10 or in any Wis. anpcrt,ini,.
Ia sal plan alton " hi.ii Is cninut,,r,i ~ III.
following fract- OF land In Wit:
Isl. a tract IT iaftl of 81 e aruonf font nj,
Sam ba''h Laiufcte by forty ! E..tsi IN le,.h
adjoining HE lands nf J. hi ia,
-n't "A tract of land atininiu. The fore ooin,
on The !owcr i,iie and having six ,,H.n,,
me- '" A''n' VI Sky "'ich;s IN depth.
id. Ai"fiicr Tract uf lnn.t All ,i,,;un III.
last described ole iiavlp. euc ana "A AT ,r.
l~nis 'rore or less trent hy :ui,y al,nnrs in
'.epii.
9Th. Another tract Of land III the rc,r ,f Vic
iai''.~ 'f rad bi'liu at II dIstai,re ri sl,ont If
y hinr arIe.'i. in"ie or less from the $ ia H..
70" having about four and q hdf nrpents
irohi 10y twenty "n- arl,ents III depth. ~
'th. Another Tract III land III ihc ion, ~
the me last described =: u distance of =
arI enis from the said Hsy"u con, ..jni,. al,,,,r
J." rnl'efhc'ni arl+Dfs and btiny
'oi'il",.ta ri the lots Nos. 3 and : stction Ii0
% lSli.' IL south range Ii East.
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THE DENOCRiTIC RILLI.

THE DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Tonight will take place at Fire
mems Hall a grand Democratic ratifi-
cation meeting. Gov. S. D. McEnery
and Gen. F. T. Nichols are among the
speakers announced. and no Democrat
should lose the opportunity of hearing
them.
1t is a noble spectacle to sec the two
most prominent men in the Democratic
party-the two chiefs whose partizans
and followers Were recently arIayed
against each other in bitter op4osi-
tion-thus c~anvassing the State to
getler for Democratic supremacy and
the public veal. Gov. McEnery's
part in this campaign is especially
lofty and patriotic. Defeated in his
aspirations after Il most bitter and per
>onal canvass, i'll which all hut his per
sonal honor and integrity was violent
~ attacked, he sulked not i'll his tent.
but came boldly forward and threw
himself into the breach in defense Of
his successful competitor. With him
the party rises superior to individuals
and to individual ambition.
And it is a fortunate thing for the
party that the present able Executive
of the State-the tire and fearless ex-
poneEt OF sound Democratic doctrines
has come forward and lent the ir-esis-
table power OF his personal canvas to
the cause. for his ringing speeches
every where raised Il storm If
patriotic enthusiasm and inspired new
and vigOr in Democratic hearts.
His efforts have been ever aimed at Sc
the perfect unity OF the rarity.
To that end he is now laboring with
and main. He Is ably seconded
II his ~eDdcavors by Gen. Nichols and
prominent men of tie party
and this beautiful example Of mojera-
of generosity, OF concession. Of
cpnciliation. given Us by both OF Tie
great chiefs in the last preliminary
fight for nomination. is worthy of emu
by the rank and file Of the par
y.
We stand III battle array. confront
ng the common enemy. There * 10
line now for broodinG over past ditfcy-
We must combine our forces and
concentrate all our energy against
hat common enemy
We must fight him froR: the staIt
md deal him such an overwhelming
as will pu. him kors dc eombdt
or many years to cone.
70 accomplish this desirable end we
must he united. TO become united we
lave but to initiate the example OF oar
Let every Democrat within
each attend the meeting tonight
g. him hearken / o the sound advice
hat will be advanced the g and pat
into practice. Then when the / til
# April rolls around let every voter
. to tie polls and do his full duty and
-ictory will crown our cauSe.
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JHE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th Jndicial District Count Par
i>h OF L::fourclle.
Emile q. Morrant ct ais. rs. Jlrs
Wtioc Erariste Morraat.
No. o344. q.

fnrsn'"i t" an orsa.r and deere oil the
','"Nr Court ,sHd IN obedience to a con,m5,
a'"n Z" NE directed In the above entitled ar,l
hnin.'rrrrt snst, ] will offer Tor enle q,
rnni,r au"fi"n. ps'rs,'snt to law. to the l.s,
sd hixls.t b tld+r. ut the courthouse in The
st0~n Of lhilssismx, on
fATCRfAf. APRIL. 81. 1855
the h"nrs of. u o'clock y. m. soa /.
90 e ? m, tie i"il"wi"g described prs,srr
=. 4 crrf.s" tract II hand cit usseA III fhe
bayou !.afourcLr, at about i've miles aLor..
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WARD TICKET.

WARD. ITS. PEACE. CONSTABLE.
l. Eugene Smith, Emile Clement.
z. Up. BerscIon, Rich Frost.
A. {. En.elran. II. Celestin.
5. Alex NJ. Fo!>e. \. Matlerne.
4. ). ii. HarGi>, Wallace Price.
5. James Berry. Am. Aucoin.
Q. J.. Rodriguez. T.. Rodriguez.
Z. J. Is. Pittman. 4. Falcout.
8. L. T. Falgout. G. w. Elliot.
8. A. Melanc0r. V. Bouterie.
10. A. CretiEi, Jos Remont.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 81. 1855
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor.
- FRANCE: 7. NICHOLAS,
OF Orleans.
- Fer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
JAMES JEFFR!ES.
Of Eapidc>.
For Secretary of State.
LEONARD F. MASON.
OF Concordia.
For State Treasurer.
". G.. PIPES.
OF East Frliciana.
For Auditor.
.. +. STEELE.
OF Union.
For Acknowledgement.
W. II. ROGERS,
OF Orleans.
For Superintendent of Education.
JOSEPH \. BREATN.
OF Ibcria.
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Louisiana Press Association.

In accordance with the resolution designat-
ing Opelousas as the place for the next am
nual meeting Of the association. l hereby an
nounee TUESDAY. MAY l., 1883. as the date
OF said meeting. Tie meeting promises to be
tue largest ever held AMI the members and
ittIr Indies Intending 10 attend are requested
20 inform lie at their earliest convenience.
LEON JASrEEMSkI.
resident Leuisians Press Association.
Baton louge. March l.. 1883.
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Notice 10 Contractors.

l will sci. at PUBLIC a~,ar,i".,. to The lowest
bidder. on CRDAl. MAlsCH. 81. 1888.
! and 2"vi,n X. a. iGt COURTHOUSE in
Thibodaux. the h~uii.i'ng am construction OF
a bridge Oh bayou i'i,i. nn. '
For further lariic 'i,rs apply 10 John ).
Seeiy aud IL. n. ConI"n. IL. \. thDCLUN,
1'r.siden; Police Jury.
T~hibodaux. Marcl, ~. 1873.
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MT. GARNET. CONVENT.

Mr.. +. Ganaux. Houna, ia:
Dear Sir cannot convey in a,lsCaate
language y satisfactory III. u ui the. benz ii:
have "htaine l b, u,ing y.ur ..Anti-Asthmatic
Powder aui Mixture For twenty wears
have snffesed fr..ni thar dreadful disease.
asthma, and ul,h"n.h I have tried many
is'nscdies. Zone proved benz fetal until I tried
yours. ! trust my ~>ls.i i. NJ " With this val
nable powder and mixture wilt b- the means
~ imduc'bs Others - give It u trial. Yours
itsPcctiy. A >I.IsR ~ MT. e. kMEL CCRvr.
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ARTHUR +.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.

hereby that | am a csn
didate for the ot.ice of DISTRICT
JUDGE of the Twentieth Judicial Dis
trict. subject to the WILL OF THE
PEOPLE to be expressed at the polls
on the 18th day Of April. 1883.
WALTER Gt'ION.
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W;.rmoth has been making some
SPEECHES in northern Louisiana. They
have only u tendency to bring oft Il
strong Democratic vote. Wm.no1l, is
t z best canvasser for the Democracy
tat IS o on the stump.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

The undersigned respectfully ar
nounces himself to the voters of the
parishes OF L.afouIchc and Assumption.
as a candidate for the office Of Dis
TRICT ATTORNEY of the Twentieth,
Judicial District. at the coming cleo
ion, April II, lSs~.
L. I. CAILLQIfET
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O JTDGE.

To Ny Fello~-Citizens of A~ssauapt:on
and I.atouIche:
/ am a Candidate for the DISTRICT
JUDGESHIP. 10Th DISTRICT and
most respectfully solicit your support.
JOHN 5. BILLII-.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

/ hereby announce myself as a cam
didate for the Office Of DISTRICT AT
TORNEl Of the Twentieth Judicial
District, composed Of the parishes Of
Assumption and LnfOurche, subject to
the VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. at the
election to be held on the 18th day of
April, 1855. +. AMEDEE TETE.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR JUDGE.

l hereby announce myself as a ran
didate for the office of DISTRICT
JUDGE Of the Twentieth judicial
District. comprised Of the parishes Of
Assumption and Lafouche. subj ct to
the VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. at the
election to be held on the 18th day of
April. 1883.
ARTHUR +. kNOBLOCU.
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PARISH DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Senltor. Sth Senatorial District.
+. y. O'SULLIVAN.
For Representatives.
LEONlDAS TEOSCLAIR.
j. TELEMAQUE BADEACN.
For Clerk of District Court.
J.. ". kNOBLOCH.
For Sheriff.
?. ERNEST LORIO.
For Coroner.
- DR.. JOHN GAZZO.
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Remember that the election day ap-
breaches and see that you are proper
~ registered, and go AID east yoir
vote for the Democratic ticket.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th Judicial District Court-par.
ISL Of Laflurchp.
Meyer " ell Is. VI. Eoret ct ais. 40
23io

lake notice. that acting undcr an order of
seizure anu saie ciIiaHatin. irott, the above
entitled court in the ahove entitled ana ,np,-
hcIed case, L have seized and will offer for
at lhbiic auction, pursuant 10 the law.
.le iast ana highest bidder, mt the court
house in the town OF ThihnIarrr q
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-15
FINDING A CHEST OF GOLD.

Remar kabIe Story by an English Min
 er-He Finds In a Cave am From
 Bound Chest Holding Nearly a Mil-
 Hon of Dollars.
 A man named Alexander Stanhope, who has returned to Galena Illinois) after an absence of thirty-one years. spent in travel, tells the following story of how he found a fortune: s'I came to Galena in 1847, hav- ing emigrated in that year from Truro, Eng land, after the death of both of my parents and all my near relatives. became 8 miner and began the exploration of a nat ural drift at the foot of the prscipitous bluff now known as New California. After work ing industriously for two weeks, suddenly broke into large cave, the vaulted roof of which was decorated with stalactite and spar, the latter glistening in the light of my lamp like million diamonds.
 While standing, spellbound, at the mouth of the cave, noticed, short distance to the right, inside the cavern, shelving of rock, jutting out probably three feet from the wall and about breast-high from the floor, upon the top of which rested what proved to be, on examination, large iron bound chest of oak, the lid of which was secured by curiously- shaped paddock of Dr6SS. W1b1 L0e alQ OI xuy DICK anu SAu broke open the chest, and to my amazement I found it to be filled to the top with Span- ish doubloons bearing the date of 1526. Overjoyed at the discovery, fell to specu- lating upon how to remove the gold, and gave but little thought as to the phenom- enal circumstances of it's being there. On | leaving Galens for New Carolifornia had purchased good sized strongly built skif i in which to transport my tools, provisions and other mining outfit to that place, whicE
 is accessible all the way by water.
 | 'tWithout lengthy forethooght I decided
 to transfer the treasure to my boat, and, ai soon as that was accomplished, to set ou | for New Orleans, where could advantage Lously dispose of it. began, accordingly
 with great expsditiousness, lest should D
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-15
MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1888.

Russia by the distribution in the German
 army of dictionary in Polish and Russian.
 Various dialogues are also given, as this, for
 example: "Moujik, procure me on the spot
 % oxen, 30 carts, 200 leaves, 300 sacks of
 oats. 10 cart loads of hay, 100 trusses of straw, 100 sacks of corn and 30 sacks of four"
 Thie order IS. is.accompsnied by several pater-
 nal warnings ''H my orders are not execut-
 ed immediats1y the whole village will be
 fred"
 It is not generally known that, in con- formity with an old treaty, Sweden has an uncontested claim, only provisionalIy waived, upon bit of German territory. Among the possessions acquired by Sweden at the close of the Thirty Years War, in 164s, was the town of Wismar. In 1908 she ceded it in consideration of sum of money for g term of a hundred years to Mecklenburg- -Schwerin. At the expiration of this term she has the right to reclaim the city on the payment of the sum and per cent. interest. It is not believed, that, under the existing cordial re- lations between Germany and her Scandi- navian neighbor, the right of redemption will be insisted upon nor, indeed, is it sup posed that the German people would ever consent to relinquish Wismar. In the mean while this seaport town has all along been in an anomalous position, having no repre- sentation in the Mecklenburg Landtag.
 The "tarif reformers" are fond of assert- ing that the manufactured products of this country are sold for export at lower price than they are sold to the domestic consumer. Colonel Alex McClure's Philadelphia Times asserted that the Disston saws were sold for less money for exportation than they were in local markets. To this the Disstons replied by taking their entire foreign sales for two different months of the current year, and showing that they actually received more for the same goods than if they had been sold at home. That is, they get better av- craze price for the articles they export than for the same articles in the domestic market. I The facts wera widely at variance with the statements of the Times. The other case re- Iates to the Ames shove1s. It was asserted by some wise know-all that they were sold for $2. 91 per dozen in Mexico, and $6 per dozen in Texas, just this side of the border. Governor Amas knocks this statement in the head by saying that there is just one price for the Ames shovel, no matter to what part of the world they finally go.