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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-07
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r..-7eaf .Itlass-Hon. Alex. King
-ate Jnsiqes-Wm. g. .Eicholt1 and Geo
"" b.. S-1 5aotary. Rsgts,sr and Reeords, 6e--o.
T.s,-ict 4 A,,orney--E. F Kerr.
r--q.urer-George Mardcrh.
,s.riF-- Robert Steckman-
I'm, ShfriF-Philip HuzEsrd.
-ego--Sauuei Ketterman.
15..;.,;ssers- Michael WeTtz, Michael ;
-, .-d David Howsare. CiTk-3ohn y.
- r.Yasg{-Johu ". Dickerson.
--.-l,5rs of Flosr-Samuei Beckley, D. 4 An
t.-.,n and Michael Diehi Sie'7gra Y 1s e.
-s-s-s,-h CouaseE-E. z. Kerr. tfsrk-L. h
80. T-eqsr-er-WiIlam Bowics- FAysie'dh
M f. C. Reamer.
sr4;tgrs-Dayid Evans, james Matilhey anu
'.-- BOROUGH OFFICERS.
a.-g1s-0. Z. Shannon
liant Burgsss-Philip HuE1aTd
Thomas H. Lyons, John Boor, A. W
,r.rsr ] II. Shoemaker, Hiram hen5z anu :. n
....r. Usrk-H Nicodemus- Ireas"Ter-
s.-n II. REsh.
5Is-Wii!iam GephaTt.
lr.-B C,,gsta5E--Samuel Waters
fs r,--.-s,,s-Job Mann ;. l. Russell, L
90 80. Jses5 Reed, John Cessna and H. Mic
-5s-,1s. .yse-sfarg-J. " Linge felter- Treas
,-.--I. R. Gsttys.
MINISTER'S.
r.....,..,lsas--Rev. Alfred j. Barrow.
p-ssSgt--iqn-Rev. A. Y. Sehsnek
r-+zer4a-Rev. :. Q. MoAttee.
ILsE58tsf-Rey B. G. ". Reed
.--, ps-s-1srf-Rev. II. Heckermaa-
e-a7 Cqtt5l'e-Rev. Thomas Heyden
ASSOCIATIONS.
r.Fs.-7 L..Fts. No. s20. A. Y M., meets on
.l- z-.- Wednesday on or before fall moon, IN the
Bslfgri nan. on she corner Of Pitt snd Richard
streets -
p.rr. EraaeS EaraapHsHf, No. IL, /. o. =.
z meets or the first aud third Wednesday even
f--s Of each month, IN the Bedford Hail.
Fs95rf L9fgs, No. 202, I. O. 0. F., Elecis eV-
s-7 Friday evening, in the Bedford Han
p-Tf-d Lodgs, 10. us, ]. o. G.. T., meets in
--s Court House, on Moudsy evening OF each
week.
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I IST OF CAUSES put down for trial at Ad
IL journed Court, March ID, 1865:
Thos Keating vs.. Bedford r. r. Co.
VIM Rogers vs.. Riddlesburg ICo.
c. Fockler Son VS. Roads Fockler.
Geo w Walker VS. Jacob Wilt.
Henry WertE vs. Wilson Hafer
Riddlesburg & I Co VS. Broadtop c 4 Co.
Simon Walter ct al vs. Helsel Burket
Rob't Steckmsn vs. Jos Williams OF al
Francis ". Diehl VS. Coieraiu p. School dist
John Black ct al vs. Cath. THICKER
Geo Barndellar vs.. Hover, Brunbaugh 4 Co.
Fredolin Smith ct al vs.. Jno. Cayender ct al
Hartley & MetEgar vs. A. G. Allen.
F D Beegle vs D A Plank
Simon Walter ct al vs. John Boyer ct al
Wm Hartley ys Sanl " Barclay
Philip s. Croft VS. JnO ;. Watson
Elizabeth Beeier vs. Aug GreenaWalt
Geo Blackburn VS. County Of Bedford
Dominick Gillian VS. B Bulger
Kate Border VS. Geo Beegle ct al
John Cessna VS. Jonathan Bowser.
Certified, Feb 3, 1855.
fe7 o. f. SHANNON, Proth'y
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DOR SALE OR TRADE.

NOR SALE OR TRADE.
Two lots in the City Of Omaha Nebraska.
Two tracts Of Too acres each within three miles
Of q depot on the Pacific Rail Road back Of oma-
ha.
First tract Of bottom lands timbered and prarie
two miles from Omaha City.
One third Of 1900 acres in Fulton County Pa,
including valuable ore, mineral and timber lands
near Fort Littlet0u-
Over 4,o00 acres OF valuable ore, coal and tim
Der lands in West Virginia
Also, A lot Of ground labout one acre. At
Willow Tree, in Snake Spring Township, on
Chamberzburg and Bedford Turnpike, three miles
East Of Bedford with frame dwelling house,
cooper shop, stable, &c. thereon erected
ALSO, twenty-five one acre lots, adjoining the
Borough Of Bedford, with lime stone rock for
kiln or quarry on the upper end Of each.
Also, 500 acres Of land in Woodbury. CO., Iowa.
$50 acres in Reynolds CO., Missouri
$50 " Shannon
270I g BolIinger 50
SO " Franklin . lows.
o. (. SHANNON,
June 2l,-tf Bedford, Penn a.
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MEETING

There viii be a meeting Of the
Republicans of Bedford County,
at the Court House, on
TUESDAY Eve. OF Court WEEK,
february llh
The Presidential Campaign OF
IS is everywhere opening The
lines of the contending parties are
rapidly falling into position for
the great contest. During this
last great effort to defeat the re-
suits of the war, and the legisla-
lion upon Reconstruction, let the
friends of Republican Institutions
stand together We must organ
ize throughout the county for
this eventful campaign We hope
to have a full turnout from all
parts of the county.
III. LONGENECKER, Chm'n.
p. S. ELuorT. Sec'y.
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HONEY ! MoNEYr wANTEp


Again we are compelled to call upon those
who are indebted to US for Subscriptions, Ad-
Vertising and Job Work to come forward and
give US helping hand by paying up the little
sums which they owe US. We need money
worse now than we have at any time since
we have been in business. Wherever we
owe debt, large or small we are notified to
pay without grace and we desire to do so, but
without moaey we canBot do it. There is
certainly money in the country. Our farmers
have received such prices for their produce
during the last five years that they must have
realized fortunes. They have had very heavy
crops and had to buy comparatively little.
We pray they may have at least laid enough
by to pay the printer. In addition 10 the little
debts that we desire to pay, We intend to
make some material Improvements. We
have purchased the Office occupied by us a
few weeks ago, and J. W. Lingenfelter, ad-
joining the Mengel House and intend erecting
a three story brick building during the sum
mer for our Printing office, job office, Book
Store, Lax Office, and an other improvement
And, further; if our friends stand by US, as
We think they should, we viii increase the
size Of the INQUIRER during the year. It's
columns have been very much crowded with
advertisements for the last six months aAd
yet we have rejected hundreds Of dollars of
foreign advertising. All this win require
money aud all We ask is that our patrons pay
up promptly and the improvements which we
have indicated shall be made. Send Us every
dollar you owe US on Court week and you will
do as a very great favor Those who DO not
owe US, and there are many Of our readers
who do not, viii excuse us for boring them
with this article. We think that they will
however, be so pleased to hear that We are
gong to make further improvements that they
will thank US for it and urge deliuquents TO
pay up. The ISqUIRER has been very well
sustained bY its friends in the county, in fact
their are very few county papers in the State
that are as well sustained, aud we desire to
put every dollar into it that We make out of
it, to enable those who sustain it to receive
the full advantage Of the money which they
invest In it from time to time. tc
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BcotorO gnqujlrer.
sFnFORD, Pa. FRIDAY, FEB. :, ises.

All alvertisements, except public sales ana
= notices. viii be inserted three moHths ana
- ss.erdipgiv unless otherwise ordered.
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TNSURANCE-W Wyoming Insurance Company
i Of Wnks Barre Capital SI50,00o. Commerce
Insurance Company of Albany, New York, Capt.
tai $500 600, Fulton Insurance Company Of New
York City, Capital S250,0eo
+. BENEDICT, Agent at Bedford, Office with
II. Nieodemus.
F. NJ. MASTERS Agent at Bloody Run.
December goth, 1857. me
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SHEET Music, at publishers price, at the
INQUIRIES Book Store. Anything not on
hand will be ordered.
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AL KINDS OF BLANKS, Common Admin
"A istrator's and Executors, Deeds Mortgages,
Judgment Notes. PromissOry Notes, with and
without waiver Of exemption, Summons, subpoe-
mas and Executions for sale at the inquirer office.
Nov 2, 1866
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MAGNOLIA WATER is a delightful toilet ar.
ticle-superior to Cologne and at halt the
price.
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A LLEGHRNY MALE AND

A LLEGHENY MALE AND
IA FEMALE SEMINARY.
The Spring Quarter viii commence MONDAY,
APRIL 9th.
Students prepared to teach, 10 enter college, or
to engage in business avocations, Terms moder-
ate. The principal is prepared to accommodate
eight Boarders
For further information address
J.W. HUGHES. Principal,
fe72m Rsinsburg, Bedford co., Pa.
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ALL THE Books used in the Common
Schools, at the lowest prices at which they
can be sold, at the INQUIRER Book Store
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D-ggcroRY.-Tht following is directory
.ss Oficers of Bedford County aud the
..-,nzh Of Bedford, Of the Ministers Of Bed
+ and the time Of meeting Of the different
..,7ciatous:
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IyFoETANT TO SoLDIEEs.-By q recent de-
c.sioD OF Court OF Claims, the members Of the
following Pennsylvania regiments are entitled
to 500 bounty: 26ih, 9th, 29th, and list
also, all persons who enlisted between april
18th and July I'D, 1861. and we're discharged
upon surgeons certificates Of disability and
received no bounty.
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~ N. HICKOK

ID ENTI s T,
of5ce at 'he old stand in BANK BUrLDIxe, JULf-
ANA STREET. BEDFORD.
All operations, pertaining to
Sargieal and Mechanical Deat;st,,
performed with care and
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LECTURE oS FRIDAY EyESlNG. The Rev.
Mr.. Barrow will deliver a.lecture at the Court
House on Friday evening, for the benefit o.
the Episcopal Sunday School. Subject
Bishop Heber, the poet aud Missionary to
CuIcutta-author ofthe hymn, From Green
land S Icy Mountains"
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wARRAN

Asasfheties administered, chen desired. Ar
f.asfai teeth inserted az, per ser, $500 and aB-
irard
As / am determined TO do CASH BUSINESS
or none, have reduced the prices for Artificial
Teeth Of the various kinds, 20 per cent. and af
Gold Filings 80 per cent THIS reduction will be
made only to strictly Cash Patients and all such
will receive prompt attention. feb7
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IzE COMMISSION TO Revise THE CIVIL
CoDE.-Hoa. David Derrieksoa, Of Meadviile
and Hon. W. MClay Hall, Of this place Of
ae Commission to revise the civil code,
have been in Harrisburg for several days past
9-s'.y engaged IN conference preparatory to
.-giag before the Governor for transmission
% the Legislature number of bills Of the
".9wing nature.
-lr-a-sti5as. Landlord and Teu4nt
5ea5-si Pleading, Statute 0f Limitation,
4 -.sl' and Mortgages, Highways and Bridges
-'.-aaesl Poor Laws.
Iats-ss,.
4sssrs. Derrickson and Hall have had these
bills ready some time since for presentation
10 The Governor. but we're prevented from
doing so by the absence Of the third member
o;'ae Commission.
SAY lE.-The ground hog saw his shadow
On Sunday morning. which warns US to look
ozt for squalls aud storms,--if we can rely on
'ais fact as a sufficient guaranty of the future
movements Of the weather clerk.
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TAVERN LICENSE

TAVERN LICENSE.
Il Notice Is hereby given that the following
nansd person has made application for license. ID
be granted Al February Sessions fadiourued
COURT "a day Of March, A. D., 1865:
Lewis Long, Londonderry tp............. Tavern.
~ .. +. sAANN0N, Clerk
WIRB RAILING, WIRE GUARDS FoR
W STORE FRONTS. Asyiums. &c. Iron
hedste@as, Wire Webbing for Sheep and Poultry
Yards, Brass and Iron Wire Cloth Sieves Fsnasrs
Screens Tor Coal, Ores, Sand, d. Heavy Criu,,'
cd Cioth Tor Spark Arresteys, Landscape Wire for
Windows, DC, Paper Max ers Wires, Ornamental
Wire Work, dc. Every Information by address
ing the manufacturers,
NJ. WALKER & SONS,
fe5;ly No. II North Sixth s.. Philadelphia
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP-Tbe
IL association Of the subscribers in the practice
OF Dentistry, has expired by limit Of agreement
and all persons indebted t9 the late firm are re-
quested 70 make payment as soon as practicable.
c. n. HICKOK,
Bedford, Feb. ], 1865. j. G. MINNICu. Jr.
My late partner, DR.. MISNICH having located
az Bloody Kun, recommend him TO the citizens
Of that place, as well qualified to engage h tbe
duties Of MS profession. c. N. KICKOK.
feb7;3t
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ID LANK DEEDS FOR SALE CHEAP at the
d INoURTgR OFFICE
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The LECTURE on Tuesday evening, by Rev.
Barrow, on Westminster Abbey was an inter
esting and instructive one and well desery-
ing of much larger audience than was in
attendant. We hope to see the succeeding
lectures of the course much better attended.
An hour spent in listening to an instructive
lecture, which these always are, while pro-
noting a laudable enterprise, We certainly
think would be much more profitable to many
of our people, than the store or bar-room
conversation that we sometimes have the
misfortune to be compelled to listen to. We
would recommend at least trial Of the Lee
lures; flor no other reason, just for the sake
OF variety. We can assure such as are dis
posed to try it, that they viii not be harmed
thereby.
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FEARFUL ACcIDExT-No lives Lost. -
Friend Il, Of Saxtou, sends US the follow
ing:
A few evenings since party Of the young
folks Of Saxtou and vicinity, started out for a
sleighing excursion, their destination being
Morrison Cove. Owing to the lateness of
time the programme was changed The
sIeighs were in readiness, the drivers in place
aud parties feeling jubilant, when the gentle
man in front reined in his steed, aud gave
him the whip something to which he was not
accustomed. The horse sprang forward -
the sleigh box not being properly secured
tipped up, precipitating him and his lady in to
the snow. Fortunately no body was hurt
and the party proceeded. All went well until
they began to descend the western slope of
Tussey's mountain when from defect, the
harness of one of the horses gave way and the
sleigh ran forward on the animal irighten
ing him so that he became unmauageable and
the party were again "spiledh out. They
again gathered up and started on their way
in pleasant mood, returning in due time
much elated with their pleasure triD.
Law LiBRARY COMMITTEES. What has be-
come of the La@ Library Committed Near.
" one year ago the Court appointed Com
mittee To procure for the use of the profess
sion. library--said library to be purchased
with the fund aecruing through forfeited
recognizances. Does this Committee refuse
to act, or is it through neglect that this mat
ter is not attended to
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AccDEyrs.-Michael Naugle residing in
Boydsiown, west Of town, fell from hay
loft one day last week and fractured his leg
We understand that he is doing as well as
could be expected under the circumstances,
the fracture being very painful one.
"A lady from Friends Cove, whose name
We did not learn, had her leg broken by be-
ing thrown from sleigh whilst an the
way 10 town, one day last week. The horses
became frightened and ran the vehicle against
an obstruction. upsetting it and throwing the
occupants out.
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Moneys dae asd o,ging to Bedford eoaRtg from
Collectors, and others, for 1867 and
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ACCIDENT N HUNTINGDON COUSTY.-On
Monday morning as the stage coach which
runs daily between Alexandria and Peters
burg, in Huntingdon county, was approaching
the latter place, the lines were broken by
the necessary stress IN coming down a hill,
aud the horses became uumangeable aud ran
away In making the turn into the bridge
/ across the Juuiata, the coach was upset, and
/ George Bucher was thrown over the a9ut-
ment and instantly killed. He was a gentle
man highly esteemed in bis community.
/ Other passengers were injured.
INFORMATION WAxrED.-William Reilly,
late of Company D, 55th Regiment of Penn.
sylyauia Veteran Volunteers, was wounded at
/ Cold Harbor, Virginia, on the 2d or Sd Of
June, 1864, and taken to the rear. He died
a few days afterwards. Evidence of death is
wanted. Any person having seen him die,
or who saw him after death, viii confer a
favor on his widow by making affidavit to the
same, and sending it to the ISQUIRER Office.
All expenses will be paid.
LAMBS FAMILY KNITTING NACHIxE.-This
valuable invention will be on exhibition al
the Washington Hotel on Monday and Tues.
day Of Court week. This machine can be
made to knit pair Of common wooleu
stockings IL from forty to forty.fve minutes.
Itis very desirable household acquisition.
Call and see it.
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4 NNrAL REPORT or rHE AUDITORS

GRoReE MAEDoRFF, Esq., Treasurer Of Bedford
county, in account with said county, from Jan
uaEy ?, A. D. 1867, 70 January s. A. D. 1868.
TREASURER, DR.
To balance in Treasury Sl4T6 aI
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r...-7eaf Judce-Hon. Alex King
ate Taiqes-Wm. g. .EicholtE and Geo'
W 5auF- n
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NApRow EscAPE.-One evening last week
as sleighing party we're on their way to St.
C.airsyille, IN crossing the Red Btidge3 the
two front hor.es Of the elegant turnout
furnished by Cessna & Henderson, and driven
By Mr. a. T. Middleton, became detached,
dragging the driver forward upon the tongue
Of the sled. Fortunately Mr. Middleton re-.
tanned his presence Of mind and the lines,
and elinging to the tongue, sustained himself
and stopped the hosses. No one injured.
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Twenty FIVE CENT EDITION or DnKESs's
WoBKs.-T. B. Peterson d Brothers are pub
fishing an entire new and cheap edition Of
Charles Dickens's Works. Each book will
be printed from large type, that all can read,
and each work viii be issued complete in a
large octavo volume, with a new illustrated
cover, and sold at the low price Of TWENTY
FIVE Gents a volume, or four dollars for a
complete set. The following eight volumes
are now ready. viz,
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Bedford County, SIS:
The undersigned Auditors OF sand County do,
hereby. certify that, IN pursuance Of the Acts Of
Assembly, in such cases made and provided, they
met at the Court House in the borough Of Bed
ford and did audit and adjust the accounts be-
tween George Mardorh, Treasurer Of said county
and the Commonwealth Of PennsylYania' as con
tained in the foregoing statements
yV;tness our hands this 9th day Of January,
1Ses JOHN D. LUCAS,
JAMES HATTINGEY.
&. WHIP, Auditors.
Attest: W. C. ScHAEFPER, Clerk. feb7:4t
H1AVERN LICENSE.-Notice is ksreby given
1 that the following named persons have made
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Private Boarding House.

FEyHE undersigned will open On the 1st
Il of February next ensuing, in the
Old Bank Building, opposite the public
square of Opelousas, a Private Boarding
House for the accommodation by the day
or month of single gentlemen or families.
He hopes by his efforts and the mode
rate rate of his charges to please and
crafty all who may call upon him.
zf JAMES G.. HAYES.
Opelousas. January 25, 1868 80
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State of Louisiana,

District Court, Parish Of st. Landry No 10941
Estate of Alex. J. LIS. Fontenot.
A LEXANDRE LAZARRO, of the Parish of
IN st. Landr. Administrator of the Estate of
Alexandra Jean Lonis Fontenot. deceased. hav-
ing filed Final Account and Tableau of Dis
tribntion of the funds of said Estate, acrompa.
MED by petition prasing for the homoloeation of
the SAME And whereas the prayer OF said pc
tition has been granted by an order of Court
dated june 9th. 1868;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all inter-
ested TO make opposition. if any they have, in
writing. at my Office, in the town of Opelousas,
within thirty days from the date of the present
.,otice, why said Tablean shond not be approved
and hemnlogated. the Administrator discharged
from all further liabilities and his bond cancrItd
A. GARRHUES, Clerk.
Opelousas, June 18th. 1868.
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THE oPELoUsAs COURIER,
Published on Saturday by JOEL H sANDOZ

Published on Saturday by JOEL II sANDOZ,
COM DITIoNs:
Subseription-Four Dollars per year payable
in advance, or Five Dollars payable at the end
of the year.
written notice to that effect and settle up all
arrearages; and no subscription will be stopped
until all arrearages paid, unless at the option
of the publisher
Aduertising.-F cents per square for
each insertion. Eight lines or less constitute
square.
All advertisements sent in for publication vii,
be inserted in English and French (unless other
wise ordered,) until the editor shall Judge it con.
venieEt to discontinue.
Candidates to public favors viii pay Fifteer
Dollars each in advance, if they wish TO be az
nounced
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LIVE OAK PLANTATION,

LIVE OAK PLANTATION,
Near Washington, March Sd, 1858.
To Tbos. B. Bodley, Esq.
AS requested l make you statement of the
operation of the stafford Cultivator' on my
place used two of them last season. bed
dea up all my cotton land with them, and it was
so we'll done; that did not harrow it; think
1t was better done than could do it with the
common plow and harrow. With four horses in
each, I hedded mp eight acres per day with ease.
and put it up higher than could do it with the
ordinary plow.
when the cotton was fit to chop ont. I took
one of the "Cultivators' and two horses, and
barred off and kept ahead of 90 hands with the
hoes | started another after the hands, and ii
put the dirt up neatly to the cotton aud kept ur
to the men, and the animals were not worked
hard l would not he without the "Cultivator
Yours truly,
JAMES POWERS.
March 7fh 1863 39-
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Estate of Mary Andrus, decd.

District Court, Parish Of St. Landry
DIERRE. d RICHARD. of the Parish of St.
/ Landry. having applied by his petition to be
appointed Administrator of the Estate OF Mary
Andr,s, deceased widow of Pierre s. Richard,
late of the Parish of St Landry; . s-
Therefore, any person intending TO make oppo-
sition tn the said appointment, will file the. same
in writing at my Office in the town of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
z.z zs4l A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
CLERKS OFFICE
Opelousas. June 18th, 1868. !
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EDUCATION.
Public Sale.

Estate Of Jonathan Harris, deceased.
DY virtue of an order Of the Hon. the
Id Court of the Eighth judicial Dis
trict of the State of Louisiana. in and for
the Parish of St. Landry, there viii be
sold at public sale, to the last and high
est bidder, by competent authority, at the
last residence of Jonathan Harris, de-
ceased, in the Town Of Opelousas, on
SATURDAY,, June Goth, 1868,
the following described property belong
ing to the Estate OF the said deceased,
to wit:
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ness to the langour of the Grant cam
paign.
Gen. Buchanan has met them with a
vigor and independence which will set
him right before the country, whatever
may be the backing of his assailants.
...--. N. D. Picayune.
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Registration and Election Notice.
COMMISSIONERS of election, Deputy sher-
" iffs, messengers, and other persons having
claims against the Government, connected with
the late registration and election in this Parish,
will present them without delay to the under
signed Chairman of the Board of Registrars for
the Parish of st. Landry, for approval.
T. e. COMPTON.
OpeIsusas, May 9th, 1868. 4stf