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DECEAsE OF A MEMBER OF THE
LEGIsL ATURE-AOJOURN-,
MENT.

We are called upon, most uneXprct-
edIy, to announce the death Of JAMES
F. SARGENT. a member OF tho House
If Reorosen,allves from Clermont conn
~. lie died al his boarding house (Mr,
Armstroug's) few minutes before y
O'Clock, hi. morning. lie has been IN
IN health about week, and has been
absen, from his scat during that time.
lIis illoess was not considered al all Sc
rious. nor did he seem so to regard It
himself, Tor no made no compliant and
retained his usual flow OF spirits most
o( tho lime. II was only two or three
hours before bis death ihat his eymp.
toms became alarming, and when 'old
BY his physician (Dr Hewitt ot the
Iiousel that no had but few hours to
live, il did no, seem to disturb him in
the least, and he apparently paid but 1T"
,le attention to tho remark lie retoln'
cd his srpses until few minutes be-
fore his death, and was much grauGod
BY tho presence Of n Methodist Clergy
man Of this city, who was sen' loT' win
his appreciation, an hour before ne
6realbed HE last His disease was on
ubscoss Of tho lungs Both branches o.
tho Legislature passed the customary
, resolutions, paid The usual tribute OF re-
spocl, and adjourned over until Sa'ur'
DAY morning, at 10 o'clock
+ The death of Mr. Sargent was yer!
sudden aud has thrown sombre chad
=. over the feelings OF the members q
:. both Houses. A week ago, last Tues
day evening, he delivered an address
i before the Temperance Society o' I'M
city. tie spoke, as usual IN Se'
= loud tone Of voice, with great aPpsfeT
anlmouon and yet with great effort :
4 Hc occupied he door nearly '''o hour v
he was nAwsIl me next morning. O'
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Meeting ofhe WaShlng'onian
Total Abstinence Society
, OF NEW LISBON.

All2 o'clock, Monday, February IL,
lq44, tho procession attending the
corpse OF Mr. Eaton reached town, aad
while itwau vending It's way to the Die
ociple's church, the boil was tolIed, and
abe ci.jzoOs genoToiIy crowded to the
rplaes Of meeting, only part Of whom
ecou'd,guin admission.
flhe coHiu was placed Immediately in
fltont,cflhOrpUlpiI, and an excellent and
simrresaive sermon .was preached BY
3Rgv. Mr. tlGagerraIIcr which
.Rev. MIR Claw son OF New Castle, Pa,
;mupEod the occasion by few spprO.
una,e remarks On the GubjocI Of ten
sperance
Rev. j, B. Graham, being from town
did no, address the meeting, as was pre-
vlously announced,
Tho Secretary read the following
lC,tor frcm Mr., Miller;
TO the Nru L,Jon !VashiastOaia" To,
tai Abstinence Society;
| nave botN iuVhtru w buoVbb yuu
Cor the purpose Of giviugN faint expros-
N,OO OF my feelings, cceusjoncd by the
unlimely death Of Mr. Eaton lntrue
/ exposed 10 sOle near he o'iOg grounC
.ol the fox hunt % Saturday, last, spiri.
auoga Iionora for tho palry Considera
tion ola lew ShIllingS, have % d'rb
N1. Ealun dronk too freely o. the II
souors lhus relSusG BY no, and whe'he
lhs LIQUOR thus drank by him was III
imm dIale cause OF hi, death or not,
mn 10, prepared TO cay II ia sulhcleT
for mo 70 know that sod him liquor
and puhlIc Aenliment alltibuteO io thu
.o,tcumalaGcv The ceue Of his DEATH
The conviction Is, however, forced upo
arc that Ind Mr. Eaton draRk no llQn'
,ha, day he might have returned hon
IN the bosom OF HE lOmilY, living ~
ENJOYING both health OF BODY y s'reng
O( mind. Under these awful cHeuu
s,oncss. am induced 10 pledge myse
10 your society, and IN the face ol he'
~cn. most solemnly never again 10 u
ar deal 10 the Bccursed article ellheT
4ec,ly OF otindirecllyi and as an EXPIRE
a,on Il ny sympathy lor the WIDOW
Wife and fsthcrIess children Of the v
Gor,upsle deceased, pledge myself
osy 10 lbsm through the executive co..
snutse n VouI society, Zoe SuIn annSA
% ~ lams. one bali d sAlcA IN e.
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Subject to tie action of u National Con
veRiion
FoR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of KemuOky.
.Senntorial ELectOrs

Senatorial Electors
THOMAS CoRwIN, OF Warren;
PETER HIToHcocK. OF Gesuga.
Dist. Congressional Electors
BeIIamy Slorer, OF Hamilton;
:2-WilIam Bebb, Of Butler;
3-Aaron Harlan, oi'Greene;
4-.Samson Mason, Of Clark
5-DavidJ. Corey, Of Henry;
6-Josah Scott, of Crawford;
= Reader w. Clarke, Of 'CIermont
S-NeIson Barrere, of Adams;
9-Joseph OIds, oIPlckawsy;
10 DANIEL S Norton, Of Knox;
lI-Wash'lon W ConkIin, Of Marion
gl2- Samuel R HoIcomb, oil Gala;
I3-Harlow Cha pin, Of Washington;
l4-John Crooks, ofGuernseN
l5-Sam'l W. Bost wick, Of Harrison
l6- William R, SapP, Of Holmes;
l7-Jobn W. Gill, Of Jefferson;
49, Cyrus Splnk, of Wayne;
10 Jacob H. adWin, oi Trumbull;
William l. Perkins, OF Lake;
2I-Jobu Fuller, of Erie
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From the AuroTa.
Great Temperance Revival
in New Lisbon.


in New LiSbOn.
The following ,caIamilous circUm-
stance, although oi.the most afflciiv'
and distressing nature, has been over
ruled Tor good, end has given q new i'm
pulse 10 The glorious temperance enter
prise. Not only have scores Of ne"
members been added TO The society, bot
old members have been revived, end
have pledged themselves ane~ to go
fearless aud regardless Of consequences
AND do their duty snd their Whole duty
in The premises. D.,
On Saturday last, there was fox
buniin Centre township which was at
lepded by Mr. Eaton, an nofenslve
and industrious man who has been for
ths last two years Of temperate habits,
although he bad been before he.was res
Cusd By the WashiDglonians, rather in"
aemperate. After he reached the clos
ing ground, he was thrown into the at
mosphere OF ardent spirits which was
there exposed for sale. The iallgues
OF the day and the invitation Of friends
no doubt he thought afforded g suhi-
.cisnt apology for drinking, Just little,
ruud lust this oncs.' What dangerous
ground for reformed man! The 'ht
tie was repeated and repeated until 1t
became much The poor deluded man
became intoxicated, and was found about
a o'clock P. M BY the road side, nearly
dead-and was taken 10 the house ol Mr.
Burbsck when he expired abou'9 o'clock
that night,
The appalling news was Immediately
conveyed TO the unfortunate widow and
children, about miles distant. Mr.. X.
johnson, on whose farm the deceased
had lived next morning RenLalIsF the
corpse, and passed through town with it
on his return. AT the request Of come
of the citizens he stopped the sled con-
tanning the corpse before some oil the
tavorns and gro eries, just so tho peoPe
were repairing TO church Crowds were
Immediately collected 10 witness the re
Ynains ofthO victim OF alcohol Among
she uumber were many Of our recently
reformed men, who looked on with much
concern, and no doubt felt grateful that
they had taken refuge in the cold water
ERIK Of sGlOIy, which afforded Ihem per-
feet security against similar death.
Oilers there were who no doubt, then
and there. resolved 10 sign the pledge,
and have since carried that noble reso.
lulion into practice.
Daring the day there was 0 state oI
excitement, and public indignation grea
ter than has ever 'bsfoFe existed ia the
town Of New Lisbon, and on Monday
morning II had not in the leASl subsided
il was rumored through town early in
the dOy that Mr. Miller had poured out
most Of his liquors, and resolved foreV'
or TO abandon traffic 80 disastrous il
It's consequences. This rumor no doub
.AIayed, IN a measure, public feeling
end an unawlul expression OF indlgna
tiOn.
Mr.. William Hoover, grocer, gavt
notice that he had rsSolved to ge, cea
of his liquors and sign the pledge. Som
Of our indefaligabs temperance mel
promptly purchased his stock, aud forth
with made a bonfre Of it on the publ
square, and Mr. Hoover, good 10 hi
promise, appended his name TO the Sc
coad Declaration Of independence,
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Sheriff " att and the es'

Ca Hscs
Gillespie, one Of the persons who es'
capped from the jni! Of this county, last
week, has been roaken and again Iodg
ed in prison. Ra explains to he She
riff tho manner IN which the escape was
effected. 1t seems that the bolts of all
the locks on The jail doors can be- easily
sprung by inserting small slick INTO
the body of the lock, and pressing down
the spring. So simple Indeed is the
process that any boy after Witnessing 4
once, can unfaslen The doors at pleasure
The locks on the jail doors cost $500
each, and they we're, up 10 the time o
this escape, deeme5 most secure anc
substantial. These facts have relieved
the Sheriff from the burden of censurd
which seemed likely to attach 10 him
in consequence Of The escape Of go many
prisoners. 1t will be seen by reference
to an rtisCment in this paper, tha
The Sheriff offers an increased reward
for" John Smith" By the way, thIt
John Smith who is not John Smith, ap'
pears 10 be the inventor Of the simple
mode OF sprInging bolts referred le
above. To him a lock is a mere play
lhinol
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-23

iHFThe article aimed al US 10 the
Ohio Patriot, Of last week, carries lls
own refutalon with it Ths, man Nor
gan, ia an exceedingly ingenious and
ingenious son Of fellow, who reckons
largely on the gulIlbiIly ol his readers
That's ell, for the present
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All hail Maryland!

The splrit,ot 1910 is rising and no
mistakei Nothing can "stop that baIl!"
We have only 10 say, wheel into line as
rapidly as possible We 60 in for the
unanimous election Of Henry Cay! BOl
only hear Maryland speak;
MARYLAND ELECTION.
The following IS a recaPllulalion oil
the returns from Mary land, so lar as re-
ceived:
FRS. District J. M S, Causln, Wing
ia elected in this district by a large ma
jUrity
Second District Francis Brengle. W,
is elected His majority in Washington
county is 1873; in Alleganv (reporIed)
81; and Frederick about 600.
Third District John Wciherea, w,
elected. His majoriDy in the three up
psr wards is So; in leO districts in Bal
| imore county 900; Howard d,s' riots 65
and Carroll county 200 reported. The
2d and 5'h districts Of Baltimore county
to bo head from, but cannot materially
change the result,
Fourth District John P. Kennedy
w elected by 5S5 majority.
F6h DiSIrjrt-The reports from this
district are, that Preston, w., has ma
iorly oil 204 in Hartford and SO IN kenl
aud Constable, L.. 2l0 IN Cecil, which
If true, gives tho lormer 81 majority
leaving Queen AIMEE and CaroIIn'
counties to be heard from, The chan
ceS are in favor of ptestOn
Sirlh District -Thomas A. Spence
Wing, no opPoSlion.-PhtYbargh ChrOI
fGte,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-23
.Cowrts Of Common Pleas

The times for holding The Courts OF
Common Pleas for this jldcial circuit
for the yearl644, are fixed as follows
sTuscardUaS- March IL, June 10, DC
lOber Ia.
CarOH-ApriI 20, August 5, NoVem
ber 2S
ColunIiann-ApriI 2, August 10, DC,
lober %.
Stark-ApriI Is, September 2, No
veuber IS
GrSupreme Court for the county o
Carroll, October ID.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-23
THE NOMINATIONS MADE AND
CORFIRMED

The Globe OF Thursday evening saws:
I'VE understand that the nominallO ms
OF Mr.. Glmer, of Virgiula, 10 The Navy
Department, and Mr. wilkins, OF Penn +.
syivania, 10 the War Department, have
bsen unanimously confirmed The Sen
ale dispensed, in these cases, with the
rule requiring The reference Of nomina-
tions 10 committees
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-23
Centre Township Clay
ElaEh.

Judging from the interest manifested
at the preparatory meeting on Monday
evening last, we think the Clay Club
will work admirably, IN this township
Another meeting wiIllake place al &
o'clock P. Nj. 10 the 'CarroIton Hall
on next Tuesday evening, when the
Club will be permanently organized
and addresses delivered by Van Brown,
Esq aud others. We anticipate full
meeting
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-23

The Wings ol,he House have reced-
cd from the House amendments 10 the
Sena,e's amendments 10 the House bill,
10 reduce the PEI diem, daily pay) Of
members. Our Columbus correspon.
dent informed Us, that the bill, as it
went down from the Senate TO the
House, would pass on Monday last! The
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-23

bill relrenchcs fees and salaries gener'
ally-excepl as to the couny y oihcerS o'
Hamilton county, and The Stote Printer
More OF this auon!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-23

TEMPERANCE EXCITEMENT we GO
py from the Aurora a most remarkable
account Of q Temperance Rcvira'. al
New Lisbon. They do up things strong
in old CoIumbiana :
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THE STATE OF OHIO,l CO
CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after October Term A D isA3
William KyIe,1 IN CHANCERY.

Vacation after October Term A D isAs
Villa" . Ky'''l IN cHANcEHX'
Jane Kyle, Petition for Divorce.
Notice is hereby given to the said
Jane Kyle, thai on the 22d day Of Frb-
ruary, A. D. lS44. ! filed in The Office
Of the Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pless ol Carroll county, Ohio, Petition,
praying to be divorced from her; and
for cause setting forth that she has been
three years ulBulIy absent from me
which SAID petition will stand Tor hear
ing at tho next April Term Of SAID Court
Of Common Pleas for Carroll county
when and where, she may, il she please,
eppsar aud make defence.
WILLIAM KYLE By
Pedrce, StarkTGGther + Jdruis,
His SvIlclOrs,
February 23d, 1874,
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Later from Maryland.

The Baltimore American o. tbs l7lh
inst. contains an address from tho Wing
S,a,e Central Committee Of Maryland,
to their Wing brethren throughout The
Union, from which it appears, that the
WhiRs have carried every Congres
sionaI district 10 the State. 10 one
district, the Wing gain since lS4i' Is
only $500! boys, do you hear 'halF
Magma est peritas dpreralebi-lhaI is
to say, the Wing cause musl triumph!
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GA@&GIG2G1

FRIDAY:::::::::;FEB. 23, 1874.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
MAGASIN D'HABILLEMENS b
T MUNROE,

Rue des Magdsins. No.34, encoignures 5eS Rues
MdgaSius Ell Gfratier.
"A LFRED MUNROE informe ses amis ct ses pra-
IN tiques, quill rccoit maintenant son assortment
d'automne d'habillenens confectionnes ct d'autres
marchandises il est heureux de pouvoir dire que son
fond constituent Tassortiment lie plus parfait qu'on ait
iamais trouyc a la Nouvellc Orleans.
Lie systeme de prix fxe, quila adopte, scra stricte-
ment maintenu, ct les prix des marchandises merite-
ront touiours rattention des acheteurs qui yisent 4
Economic. Chaque yalsseau arrivant de New York
apportera des additions Il son fonds.
A. NJ. En- remerciant des fayeurs pass6es, espere que
lie syst6me quila adopte lui meritera une part liberale
du patronage public. II a deja recu les marchandises
suivantes:
Hibits ct l6vites en- drop noir franeaiss ct angIais, de
premiere qualite do do do bleu ct brun do do do do do
casimir ct castorine do do do surtouts do; habits de
travail dc toutcs sortes leyites ct habits en- kentucky
Jean do do %satinet; surtouts de %couvertes dc tontes
especes pentalon en- casimir f~rancais ct anglais, qualitG
sup6rieure: do do do casimir de ~fantaisie do do peau
de dam uno anglaise do do CUR de laine quadrille ct
rave do do KentuckyJea ct Satinet Gilets dc velour
noir superieurs do do fantastic do do sole ct lame do:
do satin noir ct dc ~fantaisie do do drois6s en- casitnir
ct cachemire; do do do d I'M seul rang de boutons; un
large assortment de gilets de bal chemisos dc toile do
cotton avec col ct devant dc toile; chemises de couleur
de toutes sortes do tlanelle rouge ;ehemises de dessous
ct c~alecons en- ianelle, lame d'agneau, merinos ct CO.
ton ehemisettes ct coils; echarpes ct ~crayattes: mon
ehoirs do sole ct de tolo; br6telles CONNIE 6lastiaue ct
sole; giants dc toutes sortes c~haussons agneau, m6rinos
ct cotton coils EN- satin ct alepine males yaises;
sacs de mutt ;parlpluies. Aussi I'M bel assortment de
easquettes en- loutTe, yeau marin, rat musqu6 ct autres
tonrnres ct des chapeaux de toutes especes a DIES prix
inferieures d ceux des magasins de chapcllerie.
Tous ces articles seront offerts aux plus bas prix
possibles ct dams aucun cas- nn rabais ne sera accorde
sur ces prix.
ALFRED MUNROE,
n143m Rue des Magasins No. 81,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12

HRooK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, and
HB Blank Book Mandatory, corner Of Camp and
Canal streets, Neac Orleans. The subscriber having
and BINDERY, and rendered. the whole establishment
complete in every department, is now prepared to exc
cute orders in the above line of business in a superior
manner, with accuracy and punctdality, and as low as
any other establishment in the city. Steamboat bills,
Bills of Lading, Dray Receipts. Commercial Blanks,
Law Books, Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Hand Bills,
Posters, Pamphlets, Insurance Policies, Labels, Tickets
&c, &c, Funeral Notices. Orders lett at the New
Orleans stationers Warehouse and Literary Emporium.
"A Camp street, will be punctualy attended to.
j., I. STEEL, II Camp street,
nal Successor to Norman. Steel i, co1
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Ee1gttsta advertisements.
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER s TATIoNERY.
]. B. STEEL, IA Camp Street,

E's t.T
ID EsPECTFULLY begs leave to inform his nu-
E0 merous customers in the city and country that
he has now on hand a very large and extensive assort-
ment of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS, PAPER ~
STATIONERY, and would call the attention of
Merchants and dealers to the following list Of articles
which he offers for sale at the lowest cash prices:
ACCOUNT BooKs-Ledgers, journals, day books, in
voice books, cash and sale books, of blue and white,
woye or laid paper, in Russia or plain binding, of every
variety half bound ledgers and day books; long folio
petty ledgers bill books. of the various approved forms,
with and without printed heads receipt,btank, memo>
randun, and ~cyphering books pocket ledgers, pass
books, indexes, copy books. promissory note books, bills
of exchange, blank draft books, elegantly engraved,
Autographed and printed books Of the best copying
paper; bills of lading check books on all the banks in
the city log books ship receipt books, of various forms
ship, steamboat and dray receipts; cotton wclghcrS
and yard clerks books.
BLANKs-Lctter and folio steamboat bills of fading,
bills of exchange, promisory notes and drafts; aiso'
all other kinds of mercantile and -customhouse blanks.
PAPER-Letterp paper, commercial post, packet post
and fooIscap for retailing and country trade, a prime
assortment of the most approved manufacture, ruled
and plain. Colorcd and fancy paper Of all kinds, sizes.
and qualities bristol boards; paste boards wrapping
paper, envelope, cotton sampling paper, &c.
PLAYING CAnDs-Patcnt ivory surface playing cards,
viz: Superfne Eagle, Henry VII, Decatur, Merry
Andrew, Highlander, French and Spanish. All des-
%eriptions of fancy and printing cards.
STEEL PENs-Perry's medium, fine and extra fine
points; do three pointed and India rubber pens; Giliot's
Victoria, Prince Albert Commercial and all others ol
his manufacture. Wrlght's, WindIe's, Mitchell's, Par>
dow's 81, &c. Quilts of all kinds and qualities.
PENclLs-Pure Cumberland black lead drawing pen
ellis, various degrees of hardness good counting room,
office and levee pencils crayons, brushes, paints and
colors of the finest quality. Also, states of all kinds
ivory and bone folders, waters ane sealing waz, black
and colored inks and ink powders, motto seals and let
ter stamps, Rogers fine cutlery. &c. &c, comprising
the most extensive assortment Of every useful article in
this line that the ingenuity of man has invented, or thai
the wants of the community require,
al use, selected with great care by the subscriber per.
sonaIly, assisted with the Judgment and advice of the
most eminent professors and teachers.
Committees, Teachers, Dealers, and all who buy &c
sell again, supplied at the lowest possible prices, by !.
j.. b. STEEL, II Camp street,
n21 Successor to Norman, 'tecl g. co.,
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a1ente par aCOur Ors l1rcuufs.

SERoNT vendues, a EENCHERE PUBLIQUE,
par lie soussigne JUICE de ct pour la paroisse St.
Landry,
Lundi 23me jour de Deccmbre proclaim 1874,
A la derni6re residence dc CATHERINE VIC
TORE DoNATO,gcuye de jean Baptiste Guillory,
decedc, dams Ia dite paroisse, situ6e ct piacee sur le
Y MALLET en- la pnroisse susdite, toutes les
prophecies apParte nant au dit d6iunt ct consistent en-:
Ia xlsclaves des deux sexes OF de dizerens ages,
Enriron doase cents tetes de 6etes d Coraes de
Vdcherie; enriroa dcur cents ietes de 5eies d
Cornes douces;; ciagt cinq Cheuattr de Vacherte;
%enriron dea1 cents .JumeaS ct Checala brates;
des Beufs de tire; dies Cheuamr dc eharrae; uae
Jameas A,rerieaine; IN LOT dc Pores; aae Ca.
leche; IN Csabriolct ct harnais; IN lot d'out;ls de
Plantation; ~ Ia no Picur; Lis et Couchaees;
IN lot d'argeatorie he fayeace; Meubles, Bal.
tcric de cuisine; ~ins{Fagacas q "A Agriculture, 8d.
Les conditions i ii psute.
Al GARRgGUEs, Jags Dc Pdroissc.
0psluusas, "a noyesahfe 1874.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
AVIS AZ P-RnnrnpTnUIRsJ.'

Toute Psssonne ayant a faire valoir un droit de pr6.
empton sur aucnn des terrains situes dams les limites
DIES townships cidessus enumeres. est invitee a en- eta
blir Ia preuve a la satisfaction du directeur OF du rece.
veur au bureau des teTTos d'ol lis ressortent ct a en- II.
fectuer 10 Placement aussit6tque fairc Sc pourra, a datsr
dn present avis ct ayant ls commencement dc la yente
pnbhque du township emhrassant 10 terrain rGclamg
sous peine dc Ia perte de son droit. Tho II. BLAKE.
Comaissaire da bureau general des Teyres
BUREAU DIES TERREs, opelousas, Le., Ter. Oct 1915.
+. L. HEBRARD, R6gistre,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
We N II ES
Par la Cour DIES Preuves.
Usuts rur lagosrr ues35reuoes

6ERoNT vendues a RENCHERE PUBLioUE,
- par lie ~soussigne JUICE de ct pour la paroisse st.
Landry, ...
SGmedS2l du mois de Decem5re proclaim,
d6ced6, en- la dite plrois sc, ct situ6o VIEILLE
GRANDE PRItRfE, les prophecies appartcnant a
la succession du dGfunt, consistent en-
IN lot on moroccan dc Terrains
Dorniere residence du defiant, contenant n arpcnts de
front sur 40 de profondeur:
Sir Escldres des deur sercs; trois Cheraur
Americans; deur do. creolss; qeatre pres. Bpafs
de tire; da BetaI dour; do. do. de Tachcrie; SO
on 90 Mou'ons; 40 on so CochoaS; oul2s Gag
ricntafc; Meables, IA.
Les conditions scront annoncGcs 10 iorr dc la vente.
A.. GARRlGUES, Jugc de Paroisse.
Opelousas, 81 novembre 1874.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
Rate of River Premium

FIRST CLASS BTEAMBoATs.
From Mem Orleans: Per cent prem,
To Memphis, Mills Point, Randolph,
Manchester, Shreveport, Harisonburg,
Vermilionyille, Columbia, Princeton,
Franklin, st. Martinsyile, and Jones
Landing, aaI1
To Louisville, St Louis, Evansville, Ecore
Fabre, Coates Bluff, Columbus, (Ga3
and Grenada, Ial4
To incennes, Shawneetown, Tuscumbia,
Florence and Nashville, l%al
To Cincinnati, Maysville, Portsmouth,
Mount Vernon, Alton, Jefferson aud
Amsterdam, I4alA
To ClaFksyille, Wheeling, P~fttsburg. Lit
tic Rock, Montgomery, ALA and us-
caleosa, I4o9
To Morrison's Bluff, Knoxville, Van Blu
rem and Fulton, ea21
10 Fort Smith and Jonesboro', Red River. ea25
g aleAandtla and Nalemtoehos, aal
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
HOTEL NATIONAL,

Rue TchompstouIdS, Nourele Orleans, La.
Proprietaire, q. N, GLIDHWELh
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ne rien nepliper pour la commolite ct lie comfortable dc
ses hotes. &c National ayant etc reinforcement com
rGparc. lc propri6taife peut oifflr aux danes,
des apartments dontla disposition peut rivaliser avec
ccile des premiers hotels du sud ct de Iouest:
G.. N. GIIDEWELL.
NouyelIe Orleans, l6 Ao1t-tli