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state OF Louisiana

District Court, st. Landry--No. 1O89c.
III YPOLITE FONTENOT', of the Parish
IL of St. Landry. Administl ator Of the Es.
tate OF Lastle Lafieur. deceased, late of sdil
parish, having filed Tableau of the Distrjbn.
ton of the funds Of said Estate, accountant
ed by his petition praying for the homolocatjon
of the same and whereas, the PRAYER of said
petition has been granted by an order of Court
dated April Sd, 1865;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tablean, in writing, at my office in the town
of Opelousas, within the time required by law.
why said tablean should not be homoloratcd
and confirmed. 81
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Clerks Ollicn. Nnnlnnsas Anr;lA 1sea
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NOTICE.

"A LII PERSONS, who are indebted to the
~ Estate Of Leon G. Pitre, are requested to
make Immediate payment to Messrs. B. a.
'Maftel 81 Hudspeth, at their office in the town
Of Opel6utsas ;;,.stherwise, SHIFTS viii be 4imaie-
idiately Instituted against them. Those who
have claims against said Estate should present
them for settlement; 81 iU9 4j55a@s II 3 sE;aJ
sg5f lALZINA JEANsONNE, Turk.
: Opelousas, April 4th, 1868 fe 49, 3f}ga
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n NhEtININ D', NTefk.
Clerks Office, Ope}ousas, April 4, 1868.
State OF LoaIi~iana,
Dic+r;,t ir,, .@6

D'''''S' paw S1"5s It :. Landry. No. 1886.
A RMAATNAHTEIlE e thc Parish Of
IA St. Ia!}.,", III. 1t."&'.ar If tn, Estate
of ALPHOESE i1E:iArL.EH%. H.: ;,sed. late
of SAID parish, IL ing iie+t 1~lahIrau of the
Classification of debts Of said E%sG;,tr, 4ccomp
ni"'t ~ his petition praying for TIE homologa-
tlotl Ut the same; and whereas the prayer Of
said petition has been granted by an. order of
court, bearing date April 1lth, 1868;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given TO al.
persons interested to make opposition to said
Iab!eau in writing at my office in the town OF
Opelonsas, within the time required BY law,
why the said tableau should not be homoloca-
ted and confirmed. E ai" -st.s..a
,tt5o. A GARRIGUEs, Clerk.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Genevieve ZGrin@ue, } No

Genevieve zfrinsue, No: lo2rl,
J. Bite. Richard, her husband St. Landry.
EpI VIRTUE of an order of Il. ia. issue,
- from the Honorable Eighth Judicial Dis
trlct Court, in and for the Parish of st. Landry
and directed to me, James G Hayes, Sherif
OF the Parish OF st. Landry, l nave seized and
will proceed to sell at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, at the residence of the
Defendant near the town of Opelonsas, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of May, 1868,
at II o'clock, A. NJ, the following described
property, viz:
A CERTAIN TR AT OF LAND,
situated in the Parish of St. Landry. "A
a short distance South of the town of :ssAI
Opelousas, containing about (24O) 1870.
Two Hundred and Eighty superficial arpents
more or less, being the remains of two certain
tracts of land purchased by Jean Baptiste Vic
tor Richard, from Joseph Gradenigo, f. m. c..
on the 18th of October, 1s49, per act before
Robert Taylor, Notary Public, and recorded
i'll Book NJ, page 265, of Recorders office, par
ish of st. Landry, bounded North by lands Of
Warren Meginley and Augustin Stean, East
by land of Hilaire Paiht, South by land Of
widow John Cooke, and West by Bayou lis
son, together with the following BUILDINGS
and IMPROVEMENTS, viz: The dwelling
house, residence of Defendant. a. cotton gin
and press, a Kitchen and a corn crib, The
said plantation to be delivered the LIST day of
December, 1863. All the fencing and the
buildings ard improvements, not seized, to-
g%etller with the crop, are reserved for the lessee
of the place to whom they belong. f
Seized in the above suit. : '-5. -
IERMS-CASH- -yrH.s w., ..ars Il
....E JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Opelousas, March Is, '65.
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The Frauds of the Carpet-Bag-
g5pGA8@@g 1s%f> gers. .sssE-9F EsU2

.s#.=FtHEEE~tE 8 '+ III - 3 -=%EE "a ar'B. Pa
In spite Of the infamous. unblushin.
and unparalleled frauds committed b,
the pagrant and mendicant carpet-bag
gers, the Democrats have carried thei
whole city ticket, and, probably, thei
parish ticket, likewise, by a handsou,
majority. ~,
The. atreeious attempt of the . trooly
loil" mondicants to sink the white PEG
pie of New Orleans beneath a flood oil
fraudulent negro votes was, fortunately,
unsuccessful. Nevertheless this com.
munity viii long remember the brazen
impudencs with which these creatures
endeaTored to consunmate their villain
Gus programme. Such sights, we ven
ture to say, have never before been Seen
in any civilized country. Hordes OF
deh.dedj ignorant negroes, imported on
Friday from the contiguous parishes,
were marched up to the polls the next
day and voted on aHdavits which had
been prepared in advances. and which
werefurnished without scrupIe and with
out question by the facile instruments
Of this yillainy.
There rs not a fraudulent expedient
or device that was not usedsby the radi-
cal conspirators. Double and triple
voting, false papers, counterfeit papers,
false ~afidavits, and an enormous coloni.
cation, especially in the third and sew
enth wards. were some Of the articles
to which the carpet-baggers resorted.,
The impotence with which these,
things We're done is only equaled by the
efrontery Of the einrraged radicals in
charging fraud on the Degenerate party.
Were do not make these statements at
random. Hundreds Of persons looked
on, with modification and disgust. 1.-THE
crowds Of plantation negroes, who were
marched up tothe polls by their sttrooly
loiPs leaders, all armed with fraudulent
ballots to bs thrust into the faces of
1YRaainly protesting commissioners. An
effort was, made to checkhthis Aagitious
and nd shameless fraud and, happily, with
some success. Had the radicals con.
ssimmated their plans they would have
overwhelmed the white majority beneath
a4delpge of black ballots imported with
In the previous twenty-four. hours. AS
this colonization o fsnegroes fronrtlle ru-
raj districts was effected principally on
Saturday, it is probable, Indeed, almost
certain, that the same negroes had voted
tie previous day ii the country.
We repeat that so gigantic, open and
systematic an attempt to defraud an
acknowledge majority Of their rights,
was Nerve sfoFe witnessed in this city,
Ishe faT Us Rlaqnemiues frauds. of 1914,
afdztE@ Know-Nothing ballot.box stne.
fing :Mle55 were mere ~fnfantile efforts
III comparison with The. mna,ttursd VIII
lalny of the New Orleans carpat.hasss,zju
~ THE election Of last weBa81RM s~frooly
OH radicass may rest assured that the
success achieved by the Democrats will I
not lessen their determination tolaxpose
'he4 sMindle by which sansattempt was ,
to cheat the people Of this city Of ,
heir rights and impose on the @cIear |
ndsHlsn. Of the commanding general.
NO. Crescent, 2Isk last. .
to ItiAsdrew johnson is convicted.
Yritss aSweae' to the Cincinnati Com.
ii will he, chiafvs haze ans. Il, Ia
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.Opeiousas Female College.

- 'Opeiousas Female College.
TtHE NEXT SESSION Of the Opeelousaa
- Female College wilfop5en on MONDAY
January 9th, 1865 s smBJ .s ssnf
Board, BIS per month : English Tuition, "a
French and German, each, $l4; Music, 30, in
Guiding use of instrument. ssstt'' -
First term will continue six months. @3s+
Halt Board and1Fuition fees payable1o on en-.
tsrlng and BALANCE list April Mrs. s.. ID,
White and sisters will teach the different De.
partnenH. sfestatg sfislfA. Igts
Y PnpflsfssiH furnish their Beddingg, I Napkins
fand Wash-boWI and Pitcher | All fees may be
paid in coHYntry produce. a3t,f q, .s7
opelousas, December tn, 1857.
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p a Handsome Bound Volume, o
tanning 100 Mechanical Engrayings. and the.
United States CENSUS by Counties with Hints
ana Receipts for Mechanics, mailed on receipt
of 25c. 4 ys83gfy41y 44e-.-T - r.
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WANTED.

- ~ a1H - = ---T III E1T" aE-0W#T
1000 CORDS OF WOOD CUT.
WILL pay one dollar per rors.;; payments
L to be made every Saturday: Workmen viii
be furnished with hedging and frewood on the
premises without charge. if they.desire ill.,
Apply to @Ha aaa r. CHACHERE-a Il
a. Near. Opelousas, or at this OFFICE.
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100 Solid cid Hing Watches $3.50 to $1,000
1W Magic ease Gid Watches 200 to 5GD
100 L'des Watches, Enameled .tlO9to 9 300
/ 200 Gold Hunting Chron'ter arl.3 ."~y:r,
OH W esh $50 to. 800 SO
F1f Levers! -S 1900 to $3.50
800 Gold Hunting Duplex 1897 ad 4i.tqg
~. Natedes....-s,----.e- ~ l5Q to 200
500 Gold Hunting American
Watches.--- - ...4 100 to 4s'25O
500 Silver Hunting Levers. $3.50 !.I5O
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes, rs toaa4g25O
5G0 Gold Ladies Matches --i Soto. $50
1000 Gold Hunting Lepines, soto Is
lGe0 Miscellaneous Silver ~
800 Natehes-- .!.!k -....--1.-. 81 so totEsEIOO
$500 Hunting Silver Watches, o. % to- SO.
5000 Assorted Watches, all eaoe ~,~.-s
D kinds 10 to Is
" Every patron obtains a Watch by.
this arrangement, costing SO, while It EayI
be worth 81, 600. No partially shown.zx
We wish. to Immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent Stock Certificates, naming the
articles, are placed in sealed ienvelopes, and
well mixed. Holders are entitled 10 the arti-
'Ilss named on their certificate upon payment
OF Ten Dollars, whether. it be,,a Watch worth
. 1000 or enc worth less The return sofanyiI
OF our certificates entities, you to the article
named thereon upon payment, irrespective Of
its worth, ana as no article valued less than SO
or named on any certificate, it viii at once bel
seen that this is q" @i.@a a592 @isf s.3F@
NO Lottery, but a straightforward legitimate
transaction, which may be participated IN even
BY the most fastidious! t@s'H ~ faI
A single certificate will be sent by mail,
post paid. upon receipt Of 25 cts, five for
s, eleven for s., thirty-three and elegant
premium for So siHy-six and more valua-
Ole premium Tor SO, one hundred and most
Watch for SIS. 70 Agents. or
those wishing employment, this is a rare
opportunity 1t is a legitimately conducted
business, duly authorized by the GOVERN
nesnt, and openlto the most careful scrutiny.
WRIGiIT, BRO, @ co, Importers,
4-6m t16t BROADWAY, New York;
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TT 80
REMOVAL

r ,ISHsAIOVAL. g4
TIME OFFICE of Assistant Assessor Of u.
j. S. internal Revenue has been removed to
The new frame btiiiding Of Mr. Piaisanee, cor
ner. Of Main and BeilevT g streets. Opelousas.g
asloEfss JN0.C C. TUCKER
81 ars.ese.sy, Asst. Assessor. Int. Rev.
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t. IttAhdrew johnson is convicted
writes aSweae', TO the Cincinnati Com.
mercsal it will be chiefly because he lost
the aid Of Jerry Black who would have
met Butler point b, point IN the cross
sxialninations and. laid him. out IN the
arlgstage Of his andaeity. Black is 4
r~eFyscnIious character, full of niosyn-
erasies He prepares most DC his argti-
ments 81 bone, walking up and down.
the toor at night, where lie Wouldawalk
the whole night long if his wife did not.
appear along toward i e'oclock andIL
hina % bs9A Ills related Tint Il
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EoP s. IL

Ill JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Opelousas, March Is, 90.
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State Of T4ouiS5ano

Clerks Office, AprilJI. 1865.
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They would scarcely believe him Whenh e
told them that, when in Thurso some time
ago, he on one occasion saw sixhundred peo-
pie asleep in church. -[Speech eDr: Guthrie.
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1900 ArDents OF Land for Sale.

December Eth. 1867
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-24
TFIE DELAWARE TRIBUNE

for watch chains, many of them Of exquisite fin
ish and all displaying excellent taste. They are
! not very expensive aud would nuke suitable pre-
SCENTS. A pair OF the elegant opera glasses dis
| played In the windows would also make fine
present. Their marble clocks. music bJxea, &C.,
are all Of that elegance for which this old estab-
lshed house has so deservedly high reputation.
Y. +. Rudolph, No. 231 Market street, has q
most beautiful assortment Of solid silver and sill
yer plated ware and rare collection OF fine terra
cases, Jewel cases, &c. Many of the articles are
of the popular medallion style, and all are particu-
larly suited for elegant holiday gifts. We advise
oil 10 examine his beautiful stock, though most
OF our readers have doubtless accepted as a suffi-
Gent Invitation the beautiful display In his win
dows.
There may be giving aud receiving, gifts and
still the 18th Of December is not Christmas unless
You eat. Eiling and plenty of it is essential TO
the proper enjoyment OF the day
To do this properly you should go to Jas. Nor
rows elegant rev Store at No. 2l1 Market street.
to r. II. Jones Il Bro s. 9th and Market, Chas. X
Gano " Cos. 10th and Market, Chas. O'Donncl
" Son 9th and Orange streets, E. Tuchton 4th
and Walnut streets, and get plenty OF citron, raj
sif,s etc, for your mnce pies and cranberries for
sauce to eat with turkey. AT W. IL s. Prestons,
corner front and Orange streets, you will find a
tine lot OF apples, and at Lemon & Co.'S, No. 1928
Market streets, MS ine stock Of candies and con-
fectlons as were ever offered in this city.
PICTURES.
Nothing would be u more appropriate present
than good picture, and hence we invite the at
tention of our readers to the elegant stock of
chromos, paintings and otAcr pictures, and Of
picture frames, at the store of VIM. II. Curry,
No. ala Market street. We have seldom seen
more tasteful collection than that now displayed
on Mr.. C.'s walls and in his windows and eases.
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS &C.
d. I. Hawkins, 715 Market street, and john Il.
Frock, 424 Market are regular dealers in varie-
" OF fancy goods notions, &C., many articles
among which would be very suitable for presents.
MIR, Hawkins advcrtises zephyrs, Germantown
WOOL gloves, hoods, sacques, &c. &c. Mr.. Frock
has ribbons, trimmings, lace handkerchiefs and
wells, zephyrs, wools, and similar goods.
This article Is necessarily long, and insolves
some labor in Its preparation. Our intention Is TO
omit no merchant advertising in the DAILY CONF
MERcIAL who has made special preparations for
the holidays. II we have overlooked any of the
many, please notify MS, promptly.
MUSIC.
Music Is us essential rs turkies to the proper
enjoyment OF this festive season, and we recon-
mend our readers to visit Grobes Music store in
the Institute Building, where they will find an
elegant lot of Instruments from piano and melo-
deon down, and an extensive and fresh nssort-
ment OF book and sheet music.
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The Ring.

rRIZE FIGHT IN MARYLAND.
j 4 brutal prize fight came off this morning in
Stamps wouds, near the p. w. & B. r. R., about
eele mile north of Perryville, in Cecil county,
Maryland, between two professional pugilists,
Alc Hicken aud Pete Mcguire.
:, HE affair has been kept pretty quiet though
lAe roughs seem to have known that II was 10
come off The first intimafion the people OF this
wy had that such ar affair was to come OIL any
where in this neighborhood was the arrival last
night of about forty or fifty roughs from Balti-
more AS their services were not required at any
election, 1t was supposed. Of course, that they
we're W. going TO prize fight,
The men staid in this city all night intending to
Rodown this morning with the party accompany
mS Tue principals. In this they were dlsappoint-
~, as Hicken, Mcguire ard their friends had Sc
'aTed special train which passed through this
Wy at about o'clock this morning with no
,ishls anywhere about it except the headlight OF
" locomotive, and the red light on the rear car,
,l running fast enought TO prevent any person
"n On jumping on.
The Baltimore roughs had to wait and go down
" The 10 o'clock train much to their disgust, as
y was understood that the fight was to commence
al daylight.
+ The special train arrived Mt the ground selected
or The fight before o'clock, but the usual
Mfahgling, quarrelling, &c, which forms the
Meiude to these affairs occupied the time up 10
~ nlclock, shortly after which the fight commen-
y arge crowd gathered to see the encounter
rive rounds only were fought. On the nth
iouhda heavy blow from Hickey broke Maguire's
s aw, disabling the latter and giving Hickey the
asnt. The crowd then got back irto the special
faiI and went north. Wednesdays Cdmmerc'aE
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Nlfonp, Dec. 22nd. Captain William Bur-
rows, who has been confined in the Kent county
Almshousc for the past ten years, ON account oi
insanity, died last week and was brought to this
pacr Tor interment He was a member of the
|. q. o. f.. before he lost his mind.
the Good Templars treat which came off on
lst Friday evening proved TO be very pleasant
affair. The refreshments were excellent and
abundant, and after the large audience had done
full Justice TO these they were addressed by Geo
y Moore. J. B. MahaD, u. Slayton, and Reuben
A. Stewart. Alta late hour all started to their
home well pleased with the entertainment.
Tue NJ. r. church festival which commenced
ist night, was largely attended, ard will con-
time for several evenings. IL promises to be a
.rand success.
January lst will be moving day in Milford, and
many persnns who have TO move have no place
10 60. Some will be compelled TO leave town
lQr want OF houses.
Tile series Of meeting being held in the Pres
'glernn church continues with unabated interest.
EnANU
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tury, member Of the U. s. Senate from Delaware,
Was arrested and brought before the Mayor, at an
taIy hour on Saturday, for drunken and disor
derry conduct, at the residence of Hon. James A
nlvard Officers Wingate and Bayls, who made
the arrest, state that they were sent for by the
family Of Mr.. Bayard, who were greatly alarmed.
there being no men at home, by the behavior Of
tl,lr visitor. He had forced his way into the
room occupied by Mr.. Thos II. Bayard, when the
effects arrived, and was lying on The floor, pirti
ly uudressed. The women, who did not know
lin, insisted upon his arrest, and he was brought
% the Hall, where Mayor Valentine, after short
Simt, discharged HIM.
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MILLS, MILLS, MILLS.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ESTATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ESTATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE.
In the matter Of Jeremiah w Blnnnp. Bankrupt, In
Bankruptcy at Wilmington, in said District. on The
LIST day of December, A. u. 1869.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, ss.
This is to give notice that petition has been filed
in said Court by Je emiah w. Banning. of Sus-
sex county. and State Of Delaware in said
District, duly declared bankrupt under the Act Of
Congress. of March 3D. 1867, for discharge and GER
tihcate thareo from oil his debts and other claims
provsble under said Act and that the 12th day Of
January nextat 10 o'clock NJ is assigned for the
hearing of the same, at Wilmington aforesaid and
that all the creditors the sad Jeremiah W. Banning,
who have proved their debts, and other persons In
interest may appear at the said time and place, and
show cause. any they have why the prayer Of said
petition should not be grantad
And further, the second and third meetings of the
creditors of said bankrupt will be held before Levi c.
Bird Ed, Register in Bankruptcy, at his Office No.
$40 King street, in raid Wilmington on the 18th day
of January next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
II. HARTMAN,
Clerk ofthe U. S. District Court Del District
decl7 ut
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rH- The place TO go II You want boots and shoes
that will wear is Nicholson b Fonlks, No. 1o9 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can find an
assortment which embraces every variety of boot and
shoe, from the light dress shoe fancy pump, to the
heaviest brogans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and
who wish to buy can fail to be suited while to get
shoes for your children, 1t is Just the place to CO.
Remember the place, 1902 West Second street, Will
m
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-24

Colds are the effect of INSTRUCTED perspiraton. The
symptoms are 80 generally understood. that nothing
and unless great care is exercs ID second COLD will
often be contracted or in other words one cold will
ing on straning and racking Of the lungs, and the
production Of tnbercles. Although many tn usands
Of persons are drifting through these symptoms to-
vet the majority think that they are treubled with
nothing but an ordinary cold, which will remedy It,
self and pass away Fatal delu.isn-the rock on
that yaur cold Is attended to. Use MIsbler's Herb
Itiers the most potent remedy ever dl covered for
colds and coughs, and a certain protection against
the danger Of taking them, If IT 10 used regularly two
| or tbreS Hines ~ as Tonic.
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9eaths.

ELIIoTE.-o the Esd isst., Mary Elliott, iu the
Gath year Of her age.
VANDEyER.- On the 18th inst, Jacob b. vandever,
in the nth year of his age,
CAMPBELL--In this city on the 18th inst, Mrs.
Agnes Campbell, aged 61 years.
CaosLEY.--In this city on the nth inst, Lydia W.
Crosley, in the 64th year of her age.
BOW I'm Brooklyn. on Friday, Dec. 1s, 1868. Oliver
Bow, formerly Of this city, In the I4th year OF his
age.