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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

Army ORDgRs.-Tho order OF June 20, di-
rccting Brevet Major Thomas l., Maley, CAP
tain 9TH cavalry, to appear before the retiring
hoard ut New York, has been revoked, and
Captain Maley has been granted leave of ab.
Bence for two months.
First Lieutenant Robert Craig, ith artillery,
and First Lieutenant +, ii. Rosa, 25th miami
ry, have been ordered to report to the chief
signal officer OF the Amy, In this city, for as
signment to duty.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

ACCIDENT. Yesterday afternoon, MIR. VIM,
Hurdle, builder, while experimenting some
row of frame dwellings in the nothern section
OF the city, of which he is contractor, fell from
the second story of one OF the bui ldings to the
pavement, thereby receiving quite severe in.
juries, besides the breaking of one or two ribs
Mr.. IL. was taken to his residence GU Eighth
street, near Pennsylvania avenue where
proper medical aid was at once summoned,
and last night no was AS comfortable as cir.
cumBtances would permit,
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aEoReErowN MATTERS.

oRpERsfort the NsriorAL REPrBLioANin gorge
town may be left at the bookstore Of Messrs. O.
7. Getty Co, loe Bridge street, where copies Of
the RsPupLicAS may be obtained daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

THE GRAND Picnic To-DAr.-Everybody
will go to the grand picnic at Analostan to-
day, or at least they should go. The WASH
give as their programme pigeon shooting,
rope walking by Master Willie Hammock, the
youthful prodigy, and gymnastic feats. inc
brass and string band has been engaged. Dur
Ing the rope walking the grounds will DO
beautifully illuminated. The committee have
made every arrangement to make this pic mic
one Of the best OF the season.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

tn. WEIGHT AND SALE OF HAY.-The fol-
lowing is the bin regulating the weight and
sale OF hay in tho District as 1t passed both
Houses:
Sec. l. That all hay and straw which may
be baled by weight in the District of Columbia
shall be sold by the net hundred, and every
twenty hundred pounds net weight shall DO a
ton.
Sec. 2. That this act shall take effect from
and after Its passage.
The bill passed the Senate June nth, the
House on the 25th instant, was approved by
the President on the 2Tth, and has therefore
become law,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

TREASURY CIRouLAR,-Yesterday morning
Secretary McCulloch issued the following;
Holders of $40 Treasury notes, falling
due July 10, 1858, are notified that the time for
the conversion Of these notes into d ve-twenty
bonds will cease on the first day of August
next. Those desiring to have their notes CON
yerted should address them to the Secretary
of the Treasury, and deliver them to the ex
press, or place them In the mail on or before
that day. II. MoCuLLoou, Secretary"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

A WARNINu TO OrHgRs.-Detectives Uiar-
voc and BlgleY, some time since, arrested a
notorious thief named Phil. LanGaBter for the
larceny OF some calico, when he boosted that
he did not mind being arrested, as 1t was only
petit larceny, and for that the penalty was
light. On that occasion he gave bail for court
but falling to make his appearance when called
on, the same gentlemen arrested him on q
bench warrant, and Yesterday he was tried be.
aatoniHhment, II was inserted in the charges
that the prisoner had served one term in the
penitentiary, which, In connection with the
ohenee committed, had the effect OF sending
him up for one wear,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

GRANTED FURTHER TIMg.-Captain Lewis
Lehman, whom we mentioned, in Tuesdays
issue, as having been arrested by Detectives
Ularyoe and Bigley, and committed by Justice
Smith for y further hearing, to answer the
charge OF having forged check on the First
National Bank for 1900, was brought out for
trial yesterday. Phe accused stated that he
was not ready for trial, and asked that
the case be postponed until to-day at "a o'clock
The case was ruled for the hour asked for,
and the prisoner required to give bail In the
sum of Al 900 for his appearance. But, when
last seen, he was held ut police headquarters
in default OF bail.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

KNIGHTS OF PYTniAs.-During the session
of the Provisional Supreme Lodge, knights
of Pythiss, many important changes were
Lodges hereafter to transact their business In
the third degree. The Grand Scribo's report
shows fatal membership Of $4,000, with 1872
Lodges. Total receipts for the year, sos 0OOi
disburped for charitable purposes, sl5,69oi
total amount now on hand in the various
Lodges, t250, 900. The session was quite Lar.
monious throughout. The new hall WAS turned
over to the board of trustees, Messrs. Rath-
bone, Barton. and Sweet, and rejects great
credit upon the committee having charge OF
the work, The Order 10 rapidly extending
throughout the country, and wlll, in q few
months, he established IN every State of the
Union. The supreme Lodge Will be formed
on the nth Of August next In this city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

THERE WILL NE meeting of the First Ward
Republican club on the l3th of August at the
Theological school rooms, corner OF Nine
tccnth and streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

BOARDING AT CHEAT RATEs.-In conse.
qucnce OF the rapid increase In the expense OF
living In this city, our enterprisng fellow-citl-
zen, Mr., I. 7. Fowler, has a project on foot,
house on the brow OF the hill facing his (Tenfh
street, wharf. The institution is Intended for
the benefit of the colored employees of the Ice
companies, to whom good, nutritious soup
will be furnished at nominal figure. The en-.
tcrprise Is a commendable one, and will be put
in operation at an early day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

DEATH or AN ESTEEMED CITIzgS.-Edward
Lacy, esq, for many years fayorably known
and esteemed by our citizens, died at his resi-
dence yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock. The
deceased was useful member OF the Mctho-
his charitics without ostentation, and with
his own hands distributed to the needy at the
needed moment. In his death the poor have
lost friend, and the Church valued and
useful member,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

A SNAKE IN BAR-RooN.-The restaurant
of Mr., Geo. Sheckell, foot OF Seventh street
was visited on Tuesday afternoon by a rather
four feet In length. His reptile majesty was
not allowed sufficient time to call for drinks
ere the proprietor, and others present, as
saulted him with clubs, by which means the
wind was knocked out OF him for his scaly in.
trusion In company where he was not wanted.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30
Financial.
EInAnClaI.
ElRST NATION AL BANK
WASHINGTON.
II. D. CoOKH, (of Jay Cooke & Co. y President,
W. y. lluSrISuTcS, CN,hicr. {.

AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
l6rH STREET. OPPOSITE The TkRAsuRr DEPART.
sRHr.
Goyernmen nj securities with Treasurer United States
NONE MILLION DoLLARs.-Sa
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on tho MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give CAREFUL Isn
PROMPT ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to Us.
FULL IMPORTATION In regard to GOVERN.
MEYT LOANS at all times cheertully furnished.
W. S, HUNTINGTON. Cashier
WAsHIHaTOs. March 20, 1865 mh2l-du
TAY CO. X 4 o..
BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE TIVE
TREASURY,
buy and sell at current market rstes and keep
constantly on hand a full supply OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEVKN-TUIkTlEs,
and
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for Stocks. Bonds, Sc, executed, and Col.
lestions made on all accessible points.
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The RIyER FRoST.-Berry's Whdrf-Sailcd:
Schooner Alabama, Murphy, for Kinsale, light.
Government WhdrC-Arrive Schooner J. II.
lockwood, Sharratt, from New York. with
347 bales * hay for the Government; steamer
]. s. Green, from the same port, also with
hay for the Government.
Broipn's WharE-Arrived; Schooner Federal
Hill, Wheeler, from Baltimore, with lumber for
3. =. Brown 4 Son.
Fdys WhdrC-Arrived. Schooner Porto Rico,
Tyler, with wood for Henderson Fowler.
,Fopier's WhdEE-ArTivedi Schooner Lapwing,
toi,irs, from Msdlox creek, with wood for the
Washington and Georgetown Ice Company.
Rley's Wharj-ArrlveEi Sthconers II. R.No.
II, Carroll, from Philadelphia, with 2o3 tons
Of coal for VIM. II. Campbell & Sonj Unioui
Perry. from Machodoc, with wood for market;
pungy Shakespeare, from Eastern Shore, Md,
with wood for CLARK Hunt. Sailed; Schrs.
Mystic Circle, McCredy, for Alexandria, to
load with coal for Baltimorei Flight, stone,
for the same port sl9ops Sea Bird, Jones, for
Nantieokc river, Light, ard American Eagle,
Chiseltlne, for Cone river, light
Carriers Whdrf.-Arrrived: Schooners VIM.
Kennedy, Terrell, from Hayre de-Grace, with
Lyhens Valley coal, for George l.. Sheriff;
Edward Ewing, McDevitt, from Philadelphia,
with 900 tons Of coal for George BOGUS. Sailed;
Schooners A. s. PterHy, Poulson, Tor the navy
yard, to load iron; john Ncthfrd, Jones, for
Havre-de.Grace, light Iris, Hitch, FOR the
same place, light.
Memordndua-The schooner Mary Prisclll,
sailed from Havre.de.Grace on the 9th Inst,
bound for this wharf, with coal for George
Bogus.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

GONE Down AoAIN.-John Shea, store
keeper on the Island, has been before Justice
Tucker u number OF times lately and fined for
selling liquor without y license, but in de-
fault of payment was sent to the work house
on all Occasions. Yesterday he was brought
before Justice CLARK on the same old charge,
and was fined S2l.90, but not having tho
"stRmps" went down again.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

EXCURSIoN.-One hundred and eighteen OF
the inmates of st. Vincent's Female Orphan
Asylum left the foot OF Seventh Btrcet whsrf,
yesterday, at 10 a, m, on the steamer Arrow,
Thomas Stackpole, for Mount Vernon, return
ing at p. m. They were accompanied by
Father Walter, Mr.. r. A. Byrne, and a largo
number of friends. All were well pleased with
the trip.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

GoRsUCH CuArEL.-This chanel, of which
the Rev. VIM. II. Laney Ia pastor, Is under
going repairs generally. II finished as pro-
posed there will be u new pulpit, new seats
throughout, land they being SO arranged as to
head door and windows, and beautifully fres-
coed, thereby making 1t n neat and commo-
dious house OF worship.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

IMPORTANT NoTIcE.-Commissiono Rol.
Inns has notified revenue officers that spirits
may be withdrawn from bond by the payment
OF the tax of fifty cents per gallon and 81 per
proof gallon.j He also says that all distilleries
must be closed until the dstillers have given
new bonds, and complied with the new tax law
in all particulars.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

A FIRg-CAusED ny THE BURSTING OF A
LAMr.-At 3l5 o'clock yesterday morning
Oilicer French, OF the Seventh precinct, and
private Waterman DAILY, of the Baltimore de-
pot, discovered fire on the premises of Mr..
Langley, corner OF New Jersey avenue and
street. 1t was caused by tho bursting OF q
lamp, and they succeeded In extinguishing the
flames before any damage was done.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

EXCLUSION TO FREDERICKSBURG, VA.-At-
tention In called TO the excursion advertised In
apother part Of our paper to aid in building
The increase Of population In the eastern
part OF this District, across the Auacostia or
Eastern Branch, has induced some citizens
resident there TO actively engage 10 the forna.
located in Uniontown. Already, after an effort
Of but few weeks, some twenty OF more fami.
LIES have met tSssthet foI worship In the
clergy have kindly given their AID, e0that SER
vice has been held regularly for some weeks,
and Sunday-school commenced under vefy
A church building Is Of course needed, and
10 aid In this laudsble enterprise, the friends
Of the movement have undertaken an excur-
, sy to oI Tfsds e. ss RsS
White Il have rendered this old city famous lie.
sides the military operations and battles oftho
late war, which are stfll fresh in the memory,
sight Of by the excursionists, the eita ttself
has many attractions. II is beautifully located
on the Rsppahannock, and is one Of the oldest
note ali the ebjccts Of Interest associated with
II, but confidently believe that the visit will
be one Of interest as well as pleasure to the
stranget, and favorable opportunity for q
large numpersof our citizens, who have friends
and acquaintaIeea thetci to greet them on
Under the management Of me sentisuen
connected with the committee, among wForf
are two or more members of the Cabinet, en-.
Iivencd BY the music of Prof Weber's brass
and string band, we have no hesitation In pro-
nouncing this the best excursion offered this
M s!ssmsr Express will leave the Seventh, 3
o'clock, a. m, on the 9th Of August, stop at
Aquis Creek will take the railroad cars
direct for Fredericksburg. Procure your tick.
cts early.
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AT THE sToRR OF the original Franc, 49l
Seventh street, between ID and L, whose
French-plate window attracts q great deal OF
attention, our readers will find the cheapest
and most elegant assortment Of gents' furnish
Ing goods in Washington, and the celebrated
Towic's patent elliptic suspender, for which
sesses many advantages over any OF the other
stylcs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

Excursions, Pic-Nics, &c
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DErARTEp,-Yesterday morning the Chi
where they will remain a day or two as the
guests of Secretary Seward. During the So
JouTn OF the embassy here they made many
warm friends.
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STILL CONFINED TO BED,-Mr. Philip Sell
zer, residing on Eighth street, who met with
the misfortune of being thrown from his car
riage about two weeks since, is still confined
TO bed, and seems to suffer considerably from
injuries received.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

WATCH RECovERED.-Mis Fannie Johnson
while riding In II street-caT, some two months
since, had stolen from her a gold watch and
chain valued at $3.50. The loss was made
known Immediately to Detectives Claryoe
and Bigley, who succeeded yesterday In recoy.
ing the stolen property.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30

BASE BALL-uNIoH vs.. JEFFgRsoN.-Thc
weather permitting, this afternoon, for the
second time this season, the Jefferson and
Union base ball clubs will meet on the turfed
field to dispute the question Of superiority on
the grounds back OF the White House Doubt
less a large crowd will meet to witness the
swinging OF the bat. Game to be called at 3
o'clock, p. III.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1868-08-29
Garpef-IsuGger Warmosh On Eou-
4 # y. isiasm Rolfffcs.

The Legislature of Louisiana, ii ap.
pears, has taken Governor Warmoth 60
task pretty severely for the letter which
he recently sent to the President asking
for mere federal troops to preserve the
peace in that State. The handsome
young earpet-bag. Governor from Illi-
n0is, it will be remembered, charged the
State OF Louisiana iii said letter with q
very guilty record in fact, with the will
full murder Of one hundred and fifty per-
sons ia six Weeks--put ont of the way
ON political grounds. The resolution
now offered In the Legislature asks for
the proof of these political assassina-
tions. IL is TO be hoped for the honor of
Louisiana that Governor Warmoth will
not be able to furnish any such proof.
and it appears to be the general opinion
that he win not. OF course there are
plenty of murders committed In Louisi-
States, but It does not follow that they
are in any way connected with politics;
and so the Legislatureof the State ap-
pears to think. Nor did the Senator
who proposed the resolution suppose
that there was any need of additional
military aid, as he alleged that ssfhe, Ar
my Of the .Republie,'' d military body Of
which Governor Warmoth is at the head,
numbers ten thousand men and has at
it's disposal iii the rooms of the sLoyal
League five thousand five hundred
stand of arms. IF these allegations be
true--and it devolves upon Governor
Warnotl1 To prove them false If be can
---it may be dill lieult t1 perceive what me-
ceesity there Ii for the reinfereements of
Federal solsliers which the Governor asks
for In order 10 Keep the peace in L6nisi-
ana. H0t-headeds hasty and ambitions
young poIiticianss who have little or no /
interest In State over whose destiuies
they happen 10 preside. are apt to run
the country into serious expense for no
thing, ifs the good sense Of wiser heads
does not prevent them New Yoyk Herr
aid. 4, IS ss,.
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.l600 Arpents Of Land

n lES
1 A CERTAIN Tract of Land, situated in the
q Parish OF ST. Landry, on the West side of
Mallet Woods, about ten miles from the town of
Opelousas, at the place called FAnse Bourbeuse,
consisting of Section Al, Township s South r. /
East, and of Section 4 Township South Range
3 East, containing 1867 acres and 4 hundredths,
equal 70 1900 arpents, ,sone third of which is well
tiulbered. So
& This land is the same conceded and confirmed
to the widow of Antoine Boisdore, by Act of
Congress, and reported byt commissioners in
their certificate b. No. LOG, and consisting of
four tracts of four hundred arpents each. This
land viii either be sold in block of 1900 arpenfs,
or divided into tracts of five arpents front by
forty IN depth, in order to suit purchasers. The
plan Of said land may be seen, and all inforIna-
tion obtained, by ealing on Judge B. A. Martel
at 0pelousas. The location is q first-rate one
for a saw mill. s s#
This land will be sold in lots of 81 acres each.
There are 30 lots, 10 of which are prairie land,
prairie and wood land, and 10 wood land
y Tarias:-0 0ne-ffth cash, and the balance in one
and two years.
JULIEN A. PR0VENT,
Administrator.
Opelousas. December 2Ist, Is67-2s
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Public Sale.
Estate OF Jane Young.

sef0s ~ = SealO q -a-UAASss4 assl4s
IDY virtue of an order Of the Hon. th
- Probate Court in and forthe Parisl
ofSt. Landry, there will be sold at publ
sale, to the last and highest bidder. b,
t the undersigned Administrator. or b,
duly commissioned auctioneer. at th.
last residence of said deceased. abou
three miles North West of the Town o.
fOpelousas, on saszs5 iHss&a gssil 81 H
Dednesday, September 9th, 1858, Il
the following described property, be.
longing tp the Estate of the said Jane
Young deceased, widow Of the. late
Pierre Lacomb, late of the Parish Of
st. Landry, to-wit: ...i y !.
A Tract Of Land.
Together with the buildings and I'm.
provements thereod, lying ID the Parish
of st. Landry, being the Plantation ON
which the deceased last resided, situated
about 8 miles North est of the Town
of Opelousas, bounded as follows: North
by Fanstin Hollier, South BY Sol. w.
Harmon, East by Harmon & Oliver, and
West bysJean Bite. Roy, containing sew
ienty-tive arpents, and heing the same
land purchased by deceased from Solo
mon b. Harmon. 's7'7'.s s..
Another Tract of Land,
lying and being situated In the Parish
of st. Landry bounded North by land
of 0ffutt Bros, South by land of Fran
eois Pitre, East.by Bayou Carron, and
West by the public road leading from
Washington to Opelousas, containing
thirty arpents, being the same land pur-
chased by deceased from Mrs. Celeste
Garland, rs S.
About 90 head or gentle horned CATTLE
Two young horses,
One horse cart,
ss'Ss One gentle horse, sS
Two mares,
One OK cart, s5aa
One FLY,
One armoir,
Three work oxen,
2 bedsteads and bedding,
m sssssa Six silver spoons, a.s st
Five silver spoons,
One gun, and many other articles the
enumeration of which would be too
tedious.
Terms AND CONDITIONS: The i'm
property will be sold upon the.
following terms of credit, TO wit: Que
half of the purchase price payable on
the lat of March, 1870, and the otiier
half payable on the Ist of March 1871 -
furnishing their notes with
interest at 8 per cent. per annuiD from
maturity until paid, with two good and
solvent securities in solIdo, and spe-
cial mortgage retained on the property
sold, 10 secure the payment of purchase
price and interest that may accrue
thereon 3
The mnveables viii be sold as follows:
Each adjudication of $40 and under pay
able cash, and all sums over so payable
on the lst of March 1869, purchasers to
furnish their notes bearing 8 per cent.
per annnm interest from maturity until
paid, with two good and solvent securi-
lies. MICHAEL BIHM,
Administrator.
Opelousaas August 9Th, 1858.
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The EEenmfng Or ssK4ef sas aHave

When It Ii lasksJ. how have the fifteen hun
dred millions coileeted from taxes and customs
since Lees surrender been expended, RadicaIisa
When It il, asked, Why Is tiere one CURRENCY
for the boudh0lders. and smother for tile pen
sioners and people, Radiealisn exelaiIns, Ie|
When i1 ! 10 aaEed wAy the public debt las %,
been reduced, Radiealism sxclainls, Let u
wv When | II Il aslssd WY fhe taxes III 1nanufae
tsarerssatad nonopolistss have been diminished
eighty millions year, thus ausmenting those
T the people, Radicallam exelailns Let "
When Il & baked why vast standing army d
maintained, wikAout even q pretext OF reason,
Radicalisn exc1aims, Let ns have peace
Wher it i asked Why have not extravnRant
szpe1disnres neeIl etcpped, kadicalialn czciaiHur
when e ID asked Why negro barbarian has
been adopted as THE basis of Congressional ire.
construction, Raaicaliain exclaims, Let u
Whsn Il u asked Why Congress proposes d
arm the negroes, Radicalism exclaims, Let ID
wi Wien aS g Il askad Why taxation has not been
ssaallzed and redneed Radicalism exclaims,
MI When Il is 3 asked M why VIE bondhelders should
be; 8 prefexred class and exenapt from taxes,
RadteHiias1 exelaitaas IAt ns bave peace
WhsF Ik A. aeked why military rule ID pro.
lcnged " ~ south kasiealisla elaine, Lot
n When q q sslksa why negro as,ifaarc il il.
fosaed Ia The south and excluded In tie North,
Kadicaliam exeIains, Let tla have peace, nesa
When II y asked why the Dorrup lions ~ Con.
ass not inyestigatsd Radiealiam exclslaas, Let
When Il 8 asksd under What authority Con
gress assumed powers conferred By the Constf.
tStion upon the EXECUTIVE RadipAliam exclailns,
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Estate of Ida Plaisance, decd,

Probate Court, Parishef St. Landry. ....#
"A UGUsTIN GUIDRY,. Of the Parish of St
N Landry. having applied BY. his petition to
be appointed Administrator of the Estate Of Ida
Plaisance, deceased widow Of the late jacques
Donadieu, late Of the Parish of St Landry,
Therefore, amy person intending to make oppo-
sition to the said appointment, will file the same
in writing at my Office in the town of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
g "a A.zGARRiGTES, Parish Judge
0peleusas, August 22d. 1863.