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HERCREDL, q Juin 1868,
les propri6tes ci-apres de6rtes dependant
de la SUGGESTIONS d IAntoine c. Devilicrs ct
de Marie Bordelon, son epouse, tous dcux
decides, dernerement de Ia Paroissc St.
Landry SayOlr.
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VENTE PUBLIOUE.
succession d'ArtlsesNi>c.G GluilIory

I'm VERTU dun orrrc de rIIonorablc Ia
-A1 Cour du SINE is rict .Judiciaire de
Etat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour la Pa
'o'>sr de st. Landry, il scna vendn i rcncan
pubic, ,andcrn;er ct plus otI,ant t,cnch6risscur,
par ie S"u>Slgne Administrators, ou par TN
Gncan'cHr d0mcnt comni>>ionnG, ct sur
hah''A,ion cl-de~Sons dtcrite CONNIE No.
|, dams Ia NicilIc Grande Prairie, lie
NEElNEDL le 10 de Juin 1865.
les proprittes ci-ap,ts dtcritcs appartcnant
i la Succession d ArthGm;>c Guillorv, epouse
dcctdce de Pierre Svlvcstre, p6re, dernitrc:
mcnt de la Paroissc de st. Landry, savoir
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VENTE PUBLINE.
---L'h a bit a tiOn

Hlaire Chener, par ,acte 3sG4SaS- 3aS-S
passe devant Yves D'avy, & iiISal,aM
Recorder, le Ter Mai 1868, - 4 -
504 &c, situ6e en- la Prairie Basse, Paroisse
St. Landry, mesurant environ qnarantc ar
pcnts- ell superficie, bornee au Nord par la
terre de Mile Eloise Gonor on Ambrose
Valn, au Sud par la terre dOnezime Car
riere arOuest par la terrc de Nine. Thomas
G. Anderson, ct a FEST par la terre du DR..
Robert II. Littell, a9ec toutes les Batissos ct
Ameliorations dessus.
PILE TERRAIN
achete par lie def.nt Iencan des bien de-
pendant de la Succession de feue Azclic
Hollier epouse de Godefroy Holier, tous
deux decides, fait le 10 Avril 1860, ct en-
registre Livre No. pour les hypotheQues,
aux pages 3S5 &C., borne Nord par la terre
de Solomon Davy, Sud par la terre de Fran
ces William, Quest par la terre de Nine.
Marcelite Gabriel, 6pouse de Gilbert Ami,
ct Est par la terre de Joseph Walleor con
tenant un arpent en- supertlcie, ct situe dams
ou pres Ia vile des Opelousas.
3-UN SWEEP EFT UNE CHARRUE,
un lot denviron 200 merrians de trois pieds,
un lot d'envron mile merrians de deux
pleds, une meule, une vieille voiture, un
lot q denvlron trente livres, un lot savon du
pays, une jare ct graisse, environ / baril
farine, une selle ct bride, une charet.e a
cheval
CONDITIONS DE LA VENTE.-Le, mobiliers
payable compliant lie jour de la ventc, ct les
terres a un, deux, ct trois ans de credit du
jour dc la vente les acquereurs fournissant
leurs billets ayec bonnes ct suffisantes eau
tions solidaires d la satisfaction des Admin
istrateurs, ct payable a leur ordre, stipules
portant huit pour cent par an d'interets a
compter de leur echeance respective jus
qua parfait Placement, ct hypotheque ct
privilege reserve en- favour de la Succession
jusqu'a Placement; les acquere"rs promct-
tant de ne pas vendre ou autrement dispo-
SER des dites proprie,es au prejudice des
presentes. ONEZIME CARRIERE,
ZELlMA BORDELON,
lGmai Administrators.
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II y Is IC \ TION

"A situte dams la Vieille Grande prai-
I:::s:M RE dams Ia ditc Paroi>se, contcnant
'-s--A'zzA a pen pres deuS cents arpents de
Supcricic born6e ali Nord par le BAYOU
Crocodile, a rEst par Henry Young. Jr,
au Sud par Emile Vidrinc, ct a rOnest par
vcuvc Charles Soiicau, avcc les Batisscs ct
Amtlorations qni S'y trouvcnt
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E.e Process du siient.
FscMVOi aU 26 Mai.

VOTE SUR UN SEUL ARTICLE.
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RetOurs Hcs elections d'Etaf.
OFFICIEL.

OFFICIEL.
QUARTER G GnCral du Sc district rniitaire,
Nne-OrlGans, (Lne.) l3 mai 1868.
Ordres speciaux No. lO4
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Etat dc La Louisiana.

Etat dc La Louisiana.
COUR DE DISTRICT, I No 1oss2
NParoisse St. Landry No. 1885
NPOLITE FONTENO'r, de la paroisst
Il St. Landry. administrators de la success
SION Lastie Lafleur, decide, ayant rnr'gis-
tree Tableau de distribution csRazaasaals q.
la SUI ssion susdite, accompagnG dune pr.
titon mandant rhomologation d'icrlni EFT
attend auil etc iait droit a la dcnsanle de-
la dite ktition par un ordre de la Cour en
date du Avril 1868;
En- con Allence, avis est par lie present don
ne aux nt &ts dams cette succession, Il avolr
tairc oppdV 81 aucune lis ont, par ccrlt,
a mon bureau Als Ia vile dOp"lousas, dams
les trrnte jo,rs Asuivront la date du present
avis, pou,quoi L ableau ne s"rait pas APP
prouvt ct homooA2A ct ''adnlnI5trat"ur dc
charge dc toute respSVA bitt utcrirnfe
Ooe1uc,c A Avril VSA II
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( ~ -4NitN LiA DTI sSH@S4T&fa
::':: rs%': 81: !: :;, i:::: SS'5$S: ;::::t:.: ::
dams la dlte raroisse ttant les lots un ct
cinu de la Section SoiNantc neuf dams le
Township Quatre, au Sud de la Raneee
Quatle Est, dams lie District Sud-Oucst de
la Louisiana, contcnant soixante,cinQ 90
100 acres.
CONDITIONS DE La NEN7E La Motto
payable lie premier Mai 1869, ct lantro
moitie lie PRIMER Mai 1870 les acqu6rcurs
tournssant deux cautions Solvablcs, ct les
tcrres rrstant hypoth6quecs la Success
sion pour en- aSsurer le prix d'achat. Les
tcrrcs seront livrecs aux acheteurs Ie pre-
micr Deccmbre prochain
PIERRE SYLVESTRE, Perc,
Administrators
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AVIS.

Opclousas, II Avril 1868.
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The Last FuneraI OF the democracy
at HOrgantoWn.
Huge Delegation OF FIfEeen Men from
CIIntOn Township, Headed by
big bnck Niger bear
Ing the Stars ana
stripes.
Editors I,tteHigencer

a
To-day the sad, bereayed Democracy
held their "last Grand Rally at the
Court House in this place. Geo. "a.
Pendleton, Dick Travellck and a host
of others were advertised to speak, but
when the time came, 10, and behold,
"the mountains lAbored - 60, and tine
little mouse. Oaky johnson, was the
only speaker present 10 administer the
last sad rites to the departed spiritsl
Not cheer has been heard through
out the live-long day for poor Sey-
mour, and only about two hundred
people from all parts of the county
were in attendance. e..lf-lfi.-
AnoVeI feature this morning was
the appearances of the Democratic Dele
cation from Clinton township, consist
of fifteen men, headed by big buck
niger Carrying flag. Go away, mig
gah, you stink, Especially when you
don't belong to the Democratic party.
The Democracy have lost all hope,
and Pat, Wiley, Bill. Hanway and the
balance Of the leaders, including Shay,
have engaged passage for Salt River.
DIR. Mackey It is reported, is about 10
sell his mill and go to Canada, which
will be an addition of one more to the
800 000n who leftin the fall of 1886, just
after the Radical Governor, Boreman,
was elected, and our liberties destroy
Everything is 'lovely" up here, and
the goose hangs high"
Yours. serenely. PoRT::
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Editors Inteltigeneef::
The FreewilI Raptist Conference
closed Its session, last night, with an
unusually brief session of only eight
days. A large amount of business was
lransacteds and the conclusions, in all
Important cases, reached with great
unantmity.
Among the more important items OF
business was the taking of initiatory
steps for the starting OF a new denomi-
national weekly organ in New York
city. Thirty thousand dollars OF stock
for the enterprise was subscribed on
the spot with the intention of incre as
ing the amount to my thousand.
Another item, which Is of especial in
terest 10 west Nlrgintans, was the in
auguratton OF movement for the en-
dowment OF West Virginia College at
Bloomington, in Taylor county, and a
considerable amount toward such en-
dowment was virtually secured. This
movement Will tend strongly to in
crease the educational forces of the
State, and also very considerably to
promote the business interests of Tay-
lor county and its vicinity.
To-day there has been a monster Re-
publican demonstration in this city,
over the Victories In Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Indiana. The procession
was one hour in passing given point;
while the torch-light procession this
evening exceeds, it is said, in brilliance
and numbers, anything eyer before
seen in this city. The whole city seems
alive with torches and music. The
STREETS are densely pRcked-so that II is
with difficulty one can make his way
through the crowd.
The Democrats here now freely con-
cede the election of Grant, and even adj
NIT that he Will carry this State, though
they hope still to elect Hoffman Cover.
nor. It is manifest that Seymour will
run much behind the democratic State
ticket. 1t Is amusing to hear Cary, of
Ohio, and others, advocate Seymour's
election as the tDorEinoHldT'S candidate.
Heaven save the markl II there is
anywhere in New York-as your cor
respondent happens personally to
know-a specimen of kid-gloved
aristocracy, more perfect than all others,
that specimen is Horatio Seymour. II
anybody votes for him as a working
man, he will be most egregiousIy
taken in-that's all. SPIEeEL.
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City ana COUNTRY LAC.
From the Atlantic Almanac for 1859.
mL. .....I aL -. .Li.n

From the Atlantic Almanac for 1859.
The country youth who thinks of
trying his fortune in the city would do
we'll TO study the vital statistics of
boards of health and life Insurance
companies. He would there learn that
rural occupations stand highest in the
list of longevity; that the probabilities
OF n vigorous health, long life and a
cheerful age are decidedly in favor OF
the farmer. Now, though the success
duration, but he lives longest who
lives to the best purpose, yet no man is
warranted In throwing away his
chances of long life upon visionary at
tempts to make up for brevtty by a
more brilliant career. Nor does any
such motive commonly inspire the
youthful. emigrant -from country to
city; he is more likely to be quite heed
less of the question of health, under
the allurements OF pleasure or gain.
But one should consider whether a gain
which is acquired by an expenditure
of vital force that greatly reduces
the time or the ability for enjoying
it is really worth what 1t costs;
whether a fortune won by the sacrifice
of health la so good thing as a modest
competence with health wherewith to
enjoy 1t; whether, seeing that one can
90 over the course of life but once, 1t
may not be better to amble along pleas
antly, taking the comfort of the way,
than to rush for the goal, there to pant
and die. City life is lite at high press
-ure. The young clerk, manufacturer,
merchant, Lawyer, editor, in the az
duous struggle to establish himself, or,
Il established, to keep down competi-
ton, works as hard as the farmer, and,
taking the year through, works more
hours upon an average for the day.
And while the farmers work is in its
nature and surroundings healthful and
invigorating, that of the citizen is toll.
some and enervating, often performed
in a Initiated atmosphere, and with lit
tie relaxation. The pressure of necessi-
ty or ofcompetition makes constant
draft upon the vital forces of the sys-
tenn, which shows itself in the alarm
ing frequency of brain diseases among
business men.
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BOYs IN RLUE.
HIDo'Rs. soIDrERs a sA11ons, rEArIolSA1.l
REPUBLICAN, Eek. Con-, 445. l4rH-sT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct TO- 1858

HIDo'Rs. SOLDIERS dSAILoRss NArIoaSAr.l
REPUBLICAN Ex. Con-, AZ, l4EH-ST.,
.WAsHINsroH, ID. o., Oct, 10, 1868
COMRADES: You met the enemy In
Maine and Vermont, and struck him
a telling blow. Again in Ohio, Penn
sylvania, Indiana, and Nebraska, after
an unprecedented struggle, victory in
cIfnes in your favor. Rest not upon
your laurels. Your work is not COM
plete until the last vestige OF treason
and secession is trampled out. Dis
mayed, demoralized, and broken, the
enemy waits but your eager advance
all along the line to surrender at dis
cretion. On Your success now de-
ponds the future standing OF the loyal
veteran soldiers and sailors, of the
widows and orphans of your dead COM
rades. Bold riders OF Sheridan, Wilson,
fitzpatrick, and Pleasonton, your old
comrades summon you again to the
charge. Veterans of the Tennessee, the
Cumberland, the Potomac, the James,
the Gulf, and the transit Mississippi, gal
liant tars who sailed under Foole, Por-
ter, Dahlgfen, and Farraguts repeat
your victories Let no vacant place be
found In your ranks on the Sd of Mo-
Yember. The war record of the Demo-
oracy clings TO II; Ike the shirt of Nes-
aus It must belts shroud. But IL days
for earnest effective work remain.
Relax not your efforts, and never again
shall the hated flag of Treason, secession
and dishonor confront You. Dress your
lines, advance your coloraS let the
bugles sound the charge; push things.
An overwhelming victory awaits you.
By order Of the Committee.
n. A. BARNU1r, Chairman,
n. p. CHAPLAIN, Secretary.
91,1 q; a I. s4n. }ss aasissSn.
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ANEKLIx,

aS INFRLIx,
BIZ ADAH IsAAcs 1rEsKEr
Wherets the promise OF myvears.
once written on my brow
EFe errors, agonies and fears
5EonEht with them all thai eTao l,u fY, taar7
Eng mao sunk beneath my peer:
Hhere sleeps that promise nowP
Sanght fingers to redeem those nouns.
mn Snui stl4 TO memory sVyeetl
Tne mowers that bloomed in snnnxy I,ovvays
ere WltheTed ALI and Evil towers
SuPIene above her sisters powers
Ot Sorrow and Deceit.
LOOK along the columned years.
And see Lies riVen fame.
Just where u fell, amid the ieers
VI Scorn1ul lips, whose knocking sneArs
Forever Mss within mine ears
10 break the sleep OF pain.
can put own my life is vain
Auesert void Of peace:
missed the goal l sought to pnif,
missed the measure OF the sfrRin
That luis Eame's fever In the brain
And bids Earth's tumult cease.
Myself alas for theme SO poor
"A theme but rich in Fear.
stand a wreck on Errors shore
"A spectre not within the door
a houselesa shadow eYermOre
An exile lingering here. y
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Win age, height, color OF eyes and hair, you
Will receive by return mail h correct picture
of your future hush and or wife, with name
ana date OF marriage. Address w. FOX, r.
o. UraWer No. 8, FultonVille, New York.
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WA.VERLY NOVELS.

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7al1ce WI recetNe gratis q splendid portrait
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BUFFALo, Oct. IL, 1868.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-23
ILLUSTRATION,

Glass HA" has S 900 male members. a man
dies The Association pays over within forty
days IS 900 to the widow or heirs, and the re-
manning members forward within thirty
ISOLATION to reimburse It. Failing to send
this sum they forfeit to the Association all
new member 70 NIL the place of the retiring
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-23
ADyANTAGEs

The advantages of this Association over or
binary Lie Insurance Companies are: No
panics can break II; the fees are sosmall, and
required to be paid at such long intervals
that any man can secure to his family q COM
petency upon his death. .a5r75f9