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PaPGeHEe de TePre.

Ia ensemble ayec les batisses ct
-ss@SaEsA q amelierations qui en- 6epen-
- l5z5I4TsS dent situee sur la rive droite du
Bayou Bourbeux, pres du
Grand Coteau, dams la Paroissc St. Landry,
mesurant quarante arpents de face sur quarante
arpents de profondeur, (mesure superfcielle)
etant une partie de la propriete achetee de la
demanderesse par lie defendeur, par acte passe
pardeyant Theodore Guyol, Notaire public dams
ct pour Ia Paroisse d'Orleans. en- date du 90
mars 1853, ct etant une concession Eapagnole,
fgurant sur l'aete de vente plus haut decrit,
CONNIE lie No. 10, ct confrme aux heritiers ct
representants legaux de Joseph Chreten, lie 90
septembre 1926, qn comprend cette partie de
la terre on demeure aetuelement lie defendeur.
Conditions:-C Compliant.
.gfa.4 sas JAS. G.. HAYES, Sheriff
Opelousas 80 novcmbre 1868.
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DeceDeE, En- cette Paroisse, le % No
Vembre courant, VIRGNIE, file d'Onezi-
me G. Pitre, agee de g ans. - @
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eu DeSOIH uepIiS pluSiouFs HfOlS. &ssF
II Mercredi dernier, nous aVons Gu le
chagrin de voir quitter notre paroisse, lie
capitaine Webb ct sa compagnie de ca
valerie, stationn6e en- notre vile depuis
quelques mois.
lie capitaine Webb est arrive lei une
6poque oh les esprits etaient passable-
ment exeit6s par le enlargement subit
qu'y avaient apportes la mise en- pratt
que des aetes REGENTS du Congress. Sa
presence 6tait devenue presque indis-
pensable;-Aussi, par son urbanite, sa
stricte obeissanee aux ordres sup6rieurs,
ct la maniere ferme ct avenante avec la
quelle il executait son devoir, son influ-
ence s'est bient6t fait sentir, ct La tran
quilite qui un moment menaeait d'etre
rompue yiolemment, a etc maintenue ct
retablie sur des bases solides. La grande
majorite de La population ancienne, les
citoyens froids, paisibles ct passibles
mont eu qua Sc louer de la conduite du
Capitaine Webb, tandis que du cote des
ambitieux, des escerveles, des gems hal
neux, ct de Ia population de couleur en-
general, lie sentiment inverse les posse
DAFT, ct lis Sc plaignaient ouvertement
de La presence dun homme qui ne jugeait
pas a propos de Sc laisser aller d rin1u7
ence aveugle de la hafne enVers la popu-
lation blanche du Sud.-Et c'est peut-
8tre ce qui est La cause de son rappel.
Quoiqu'il en- soft, nous regrettons lie Ca
pitaine Webb eft ses hommes, ct nous
osons dire que tons les gems bien pensant
le regretteront egalement. Gu quill Sc
trouve place nous lai souhaitons bonheur
ct success, ct nous ne doutons pas quill
saura Sc faire estimer partout on il Sc
trouvera.
~.>-~---,
ESLes citoyens d0pelousas ct de ses
environs auront bient6t roccasion de Sc
faire assurer La vie dams I'institution po-
pulaire dite Con1pagnie d'Assurance du
Sud, SUR La vie.
VerB le 1er de Janvier proclaim, le Co
lenel D. Gober lanciennement medecin
Vile Plate) sera en- notre vile comme5 a.
gent de La compagnie, ct Sc fera un plai-
sir de developer les avantages qu'ofre
cette institution d nos citoyens.
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CONVENTION D'ETATs DE RECoNsTRUC-
TIoN DE La LoUIsTANE. % O6iciers de coa-
lear ckoisis -Ce corps s'est reuni hier
=. T.,
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF,
Ef0t de la Tomfs;n

Ef0t de Ia LOUIS adRe.
Vincent Boagni, Cour de District
Lastie G. Guillory. "''iSo No. 81 T85. ."O'''
I'm vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vente lance
~ dams laffaire cdessus intitulee, par rhono-
rable la Cour du Huitieme District Judiciaire de
l'Etat de la Louisiana, siejeant dams ct pour la
Paroisse st: Landry, ct moi adresse, j'offrirai
en- vente publique, au plus offrant ct dernier en-
cherisseur. devant la porte de la Maison de Cour
de cette Paroisse, en- la vile d'Opelousas,
-asl5 LIE samedi, Janeier proclaim, 1868,
commeneant a IL heures du matin, ct continuant
de jour en- jour- ii est necessaire ous les droits
titles, interets ct pretentons de Lastie G. Gull
lory, le defendeur, la propriete cl-apres decri
to-, saisie dams Faffaire ci-dessus, SAVIOR:
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~ C'est Lundi proclaim que COM
mence en- notre vile, la session de la
Cour de District renvoyee cause des
maladies qui retenaient presque tous les
habitants chez euX. 5=!
La sante qubique etant aujourd'hui
satisfaisante, la Cour aura done lieu ct
amenera en- notre vile une foule de
monde qui choisiront scette occasion pour
faire les emplettes don't ills ont sans doute
eu besoin depuis plusieurs mois.
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Succession Gustave Ikelheimer,

Succession Gustave Ikelheimer.
Cour de District.-st Landry.
D OSETTA IKELHEIAlER, de Ia Paroisse
lO St Landry, ayant enregistr6 au CRETE de
iadite Cour une petition demandant a etre nom.
NEE ADMINISTRATORS de la succession de feu
Gustave ikelheimer, son epoux decide, derniere-
ment de ladte paroisse
En- consequence avis est par lie present donne
aux interesses dams cette succession, davoir
deduire, par ecrit, mon Bureau, dams les dix
jours qui suivront la date du present avis les raj
sons 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesqueles il ne serait
pas tait droit la demande de ladite petition.
A. GARRIGUES, Greffier.
Opelousas 80 Novembre 1867.
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Un Morceau de Terre,

situe sur la rive Quest du Bayou Boeuf, borne
en- bas par la terre de Caleb L. Swayze, ct en-
haut par la terre du meme, ct en- arriere par lie
Bayou Crocodile ct des terres publiques, tnesu-
rant cinq cent trenteetun acres de superfcie, ct
compose des Lots Nos. 25, 26 ct 81 du Town
ship No. a, Sud du 3le degre de latitude Nord,
ct Rangee No. Est du Meridien District Sud
Quest de la Louisiana.
Auss
Les Batisses ct ameIiorations
qui y sont situees ct qui en- dependent, etant la
meme terre que le defendeur a achetee de Isaac
F. Littel.
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff. :
Opeousas, 80 Novembre, 1867.
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ASsORTIMENT

de marehandises ct articles brodes, Balmo-
rails; Malakoffs Garibaldi, bas ct chaussons
de toutes descriptions, pour DANES, mes.
sieurs ct enfans, Corsets francais &c &c.
AUssI, un bel assortment de
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PRIx MoDEREis.



. ETAT DE ia LOgHsHANE.
Sour oe DisEr1cf, st. Landry. mo. 1065S.
SUCCESSION LEWIS PERKINS.
WILLIAF1ELKINs de la Paroisse ST. Lam
w dry, administrator de la succession de
leu Lewis Perkins, decide, ayant enr6gistre un
Compte NAL ct distribution des fonds de la sue
cesslon susdite, accompagne dune petition de-
mandant rhomologation d'icelui ;-Est attendu
gun etc fait droit a la demande de ladite p6ti-
tion par un ordre de la Cour en- date du 81 No
vembre 1867
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donn6
aux lnteresses dams cette succession, d'avoir a
faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par 6crit, d
mon bureau, dams la vile dfOpelousas, dams les
trente Jours qui suivront la date du present avis,
pourquoi ledit Conpte Final ne serait pas ap-
prouve ct homologus
A. GARRIGUES, Grs6ier.
Opelousas, 90 Novenlbre 1867.
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Vente par lie Sheriff.

ECHG uB Let IOCIIyIdil0.
Rachel et Josephine. f G 1 Cour de District,
4~f $50 go vs. 56 PsS >ParOIsse Avoyelles.
Marceline Decnir, tutrice. No. 37s2.
LIN veftu dun ordre de saisie et de Vente Ian
h ce dams pafTaire ctdessus intitulee, par rho
norabls Ia Cour da Septiame District Judiciaire
siegeant dams et pour ID paroisse des AvoyeIles,
et ! moi adresse, iofrirai en- vente publique, an
plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur. devant la
ports de IA Maison de Conr de ceste Paroisse, en-
ii ville-d 0pelousas,
lie Samedi Jaauier prOshaia. 1868,
commeneant II heures du matin. ct continuant
de jour en- jour sl est necessare tous les droits,
titres. intersts ct prGtensions ds Ernest Morrow
ct Eiodie Goudeau, sa femme. 4 10 propriete eli
desseus decrite saisie pour satisfare ledit ordre
savoir: a HssgSf 81 re-
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AU-DESSOUS

GRAND DEALLAGE LuNDI LIE rs NovEMBRE,
A LANcIEN MAGAsIN D EDMOND DUPRE,
RUE DUMAlNE, A oPELoUsAs.
E soussigne annonce respectueusement
~ aux citoyens d'Opeiousas ct de ses en-
virons 4u'il Went d'arriver avec un assor-
timent frais ct bien choisi de Marohandises
seches, Habillements confectionnes, Cha
peaux, Bottles, Souliers, etc. etc. obtenus
a la Nlle-Orleans ct a New York
aux prix d'encans, ct quill vendra un tres
petit benefce, etant ainsi dispose Il faire
participer ses clients dams ses bons marches.
Ci-dessous Remuneration des principaux
articles comprenant son stock, savoir:
Cotton blanc ct ecru de toutes marques;
Cotons d draps, blanc ct ecru, de toutes
grandeurs; Indiennes tous les prix; Nous
selines de laine, fines ct communes; Meri-
nos franeais, tout laine, ct de toutes eou-
leurs; Patrons de robes de toutes les qua
lites ct de dessins innombrables; Flanelle
blanche ct de couleur; Alpacas; Mousseli-
nes; Sontags; Chales. Un grand assorti-
ment de Mantilles ct Manteaux pour Da-
mes, de $5 en- montant, lesquels nous ga
rantissons so p. 100 au-dessous du prix
du marche.
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Aussr

Draps, Casimirs, Satinets, Jeans, Co.
tonnades, Etofes d nnatelats ct q paillasses,
Mouchoirs de poche de toile ct aatres, pour
danes ct messieurs, Madras &c. ct an bel
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Moroccan de Tarre .

lie tiers indiYis dun eerta
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#T.sE.E5 #@Ess 3.FEs5 u ftkJs u IIA i ESy DIlBFI
Opelousas 80 novcmbre 1868.
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opelousas 80 Novembre 1867.
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Moroccan de Te1,re.

La moitie indivise dun certain
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INSURANCE.

fv- The experience Of aco'dent insu.~
ance companies, demonstrates that AtOi-
DENTS WILL HAPPEN to people every
where; and that notwithstanding great
majority Of the risks taken by accident
companies are on the lives Of persons WINE
they are travelling, the great majority Of
losses incurred are for accidents in the or
binary pursuit. of life. Of the losscs paid
by the United States Casualty Company, Of
New York. last wear, % resulted from fall
ing, in the every dav walks Of life; ID from
being thrown from private vehicles 81 from
injuries such as sprains, strains. cut, kicks,
scalds burns. freezing, bites, &c. none Of
which happened while the parties were tray.
cling; while only fre losse. have resulted
from railroad and steamhcst accidents. add
oil other casualties on public convsyanc''
combined
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
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GiEyERAH. NEW =.


Aleasss beegar in 81. Louie owns s65.>
600 In real estate in New York.
SIXTY million pounds often have been
shppei from China this season.
Coal, iron, lead and alum have been ,c
Gently discovered in Tennessee.
Competition has placed the fare from
New York to Albany, $50 miles. at fifty
cents.
Every married couple may calculate upon
4,l94,3e4 defendants in nvs hundred
years.
In Vienna, last year, the legitimate births
were II, g43 and the illegitimste 1858.
A neat mourning fashion from Paris is
skirt ornamented with deaths heads
about the bottom.
The Californisns tell . story Of an old
maid who learned TO smoke cigars. because
a. she said, it made it smell IS If there was
q man around.
ST. Stephens Roman Catholic Church.
in Now York, has the pretty little income
Of 500 900.
An organ grinder at Norwich, Conn, dis
plays on the sides of his instrument, neat
" framed, . divorce from his wifc, letter
Of dismissal from a church, and ie:om-
mendation Of character.
A Milwaukee man has just sold city lot
and suburban farm for over 100000, which
came into his hands by the foreclosure OF .
$70o mortgage.
1t takes three editors TO run paper in
New Orleans; one to get killed in the duels,
one TO die Of yellow fever. and one to write
obituaries Of the defunct scribblers.
An Ohio editor has ciphered out the
number Of grassboppers in that State. lie
estimates the number 1t 1926, $50, 900.
These placed in single fle. allowing one
and half inches TO each hopper, would
reach distance Of 9, 960, 900 miles, or would
GRIT the earth 2,490 times.
The Toronto Leader says that horse
dealer named Blackstock purchased horse
last week 1t Niagara for Sl7s. and sold him
few days alter wards ~ the Rochester Fair
for $l.loO in greeobacks. The animal,
which wss found capable Of trottinR . mile
in 2:37, was sold the next day for the sum
Of g., 800.
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", T. ROSS,
METROPOLITAN BUILDING,
NO. IL, EAST SECOND ST.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

OrFIcs UxlrKD STATES CASUALTY co.
80 Broadway, New York,
May 10th, 1867. }
VIM. f. Ross. Esq, General iqe"':
DEAR SIn.-You have directed nv a.
tention to the following action OF The Ac.
cidental Insurance Company oil London,
and inquire whether this Company would
take similar action in q miar case
"The Accidental Insurance Company, Of
London, have refused TO pay ine poi,.y %
Mr.. Parkin Jeffcock, who met ms deasn IN
the endeavor to save the lives OF ms men .,
the Oaks Colliery disaster, on Toe GROUND
that they did not insure against acc'oen'
voluntarily incurred
In reply, have no hesitation IN saying
that 10 . case Of accident or death occurring
to an assured party in circumstances suc!l
- those mentioned in the ABOVE extract
our action would DO the reverse OIL Tue ION
pany mentioned. 80,
Il would, in my opinion, be Incompatible
with the character and Iesgn oil company
OF = quasi> benevolent character 20 .nssrposc
- bss to the payment Of claim the iAcs
that the accident or death had occurred
while the insured was engaged IN Iescusng
fellow being from distinction. ana mus
subscribing the cause Of our common 0u>
manity. Very truly yours,
CnxBLEs WrRrs. Preeioens.
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A BODY P01ri4eA.

A woman, wife Of blacksmith, Who for
merly lived on Broadway, and who died
some ssvsstssu years ago, was inferred 10
ono Of the burial grounds on the hill. Last
week her friends went there for the pur-
poss Of removing the body. On opening
the grave, the coffin crumbled TO pieces,
and the body Icy there - whole - when
deposited. The skip was black, and eover>
ed with . substance similar TO moss. and
presented moldy appearance. On fesling
Of the bedy II vas found - be quite bard,
and . further examination developed the
fact that il was petrifisd. The black surface
wa scraped off the skin. whom thea latts'
presented beautiful appearance like that
Of . cut marble. Our informant says q
coffin in which child Of his was enclosed
and which had been in the earth 20 years,
appeared - we'll q the day il was placed in
tho ground Albany knickesbocker.l
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Ladies, take Particular Notice
the REAL vElPAU FEMALE PILLS
wARRA NTRn FRENCH

Theee PIN. - celebrated many years ago in PArie,
ibe the resf Of female Irregularities and afterwards
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wa vfAtr for the past 70 ysars. and IL therefore
the person whom all a1diesed should consult No one
ever heard Of paiset his mt befnecase1 an0 he
has been in this city HE reputation has vouchers in
all the city papers. HE patsts and me medical pro
fseson both here and abroad, being the moet skl
led specialists here, and thorough maetes Of oil osx.
nal disease. II all others fail, don't despair Ctve
him q call. tits only c0nnon Occurrences w1thhim
10 such cases. His rooms are separate for ladies
and gcuelemsn, and the most compASs IN ~ eliv
YOCNo Mr.. Take Particular Notice. -DoctoY Big
Glow dev0tes much Of his time to tho sruaeneot 81
thoss cases caused b. secret habit which Suns bon
body and mind. undtti, the unfortunate individual
for either business pssocicy TIE ed sct Of these
early habite or the excuses Of ripper ycafs Il 10 weak
cal end mental powers, diminish and enfeeble The
natural teelings ami exhaues The Vital energies OF
mauhOod; the peasuscs Of NE are mssr>d ehs object
OF marriage frustrated, and exiotance sslf rvncse
term Of unceAstng misery andfegfet. 0uch psreOuG
especially thoee mplaeing marriage sh0ld loes
no time In making Immediate application, q Dr. b..
BY bis new treatment IL cnabled to insure speedY
and psgmaoent'euse. - -
Consultations ffee snd CONFIDENTIAL. ones. No. IN
ssuth CLARK street Coz. O. k0nsoe half beck fom
the Post once. Post o Nee Bog 1Sl, chicago, m
Once hours from . A. y. 70 pm.
send Tor his Guide TO Hsaith.s' Published noatA-
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