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MRS. STA NTON's LECTURE,

On Tuesday evening Mn. Cady
Stanton lectured At the St. Paul Opera
House. She had been announced to
deliver her lecture On "Our Young
Girls" but Is her trunk containing the
Ms. had by mistake been carried to
Minneapolis, she SPOKE on "matters and
things 10 general" IS she expressed it,
though We should judge that the audi
enee obtained tho gist OF the designated
lecture, given from memory. Mrs.
Staotoa's appearance on the platform
strikes one very pleasantly. She is we'll
advanesdin years, her white hair cluster
ing in short eurh over 4 well.shaped
head and around kindly, motherly
Aes. Her voice IS soft, ye. perfectly
dntinet The kernel Of her lecture
~ that woman should have the ballot
and their claim for this sho rested sole.
y upon The assumption that it would be
Tor the best interests Of the State. Sew.
sral amusing bits were m ,de, but moth.
ing specially new, striking or convincing
va' presented. The lecturer appeared
to the best advantage when she gave
tho young ladies some good advice cou.
corning tight lacing, (of which folly she
would not for an instant be suspected, ;,
extravsgance, frivolity and similar in:lul
gencies Of the dear creatures. He,
facc beamed with motherly interest
and che seemed as though she woulc
gather the objects OF her solicitude to
sssher "as hen doth gather her broo;
under her WINGS" but for all practica
and beneficial results, We fear "they
would not"
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"A dispatch from Ottawa on = e g, he the
Toronto Globe says: '.'.| u
The Cabinet are very uneasy over
the state Of matters in Red River.
There is known to be great dissatisfac.
ton there. NJ effort has been made to
prepare the people for the new system.
There is no doubt that, the threatened
introduction Ct , Cabinet at Red River
81 entire strangers has had great deal
to do with the difficulties that have
arisen. t.n:sH - - tn.EILn
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The Cosmopolitan.

The undersigned Superintendent of the
Schools Of Stearns county, Minnesota, will
conduct public examination Of the Teach
ers at the following times and places, to Wit
On Wednesday, tho 9Th day Of December,
1869, between the hours Of 10 A. II. and 5
2. ~, at the schoolhouse in tho village of
New Munich. -.
On Friday, the 10th day Of December,
1869, between the hours Of 10 A. n. and s
P NJ, at the schoolhouse, District No. p.
st fsynesvllle, comprising the towns Of
Grow Lake, Getty, Grove, Melrose, North
FORK. Oak, Psynesville, Raymond, Sank
centre, st. Martin and Zion, Of the Fifth
Commissioner District. ..
On Saturday, the 18th day Of December,
1869, between the hourI Of . 4. 4. and 5
:: H., At the schoolhouss in The village Of
Richmond, comprising the towns. OF, Edsn
Lake, Manson, Luxembourg, Rockville and
Wakefield, Of the Third Commissioner
District.
On Monday, tho 18th day Of December,
1863. between the hours Of . /. X. and /
?. NJ. at my Office in the town Of st.. Au-
gasta. comprising the towns Of St. Aueus-
u, Fair Haven, Lynden and Aaias Prairie,
VI tho Fourth Commissioners District, : ~ ~ :,
On Thursday, the 10th day 81 December,
1859, between the hours Of 10 A. n. and s
?. H.. 1t tho schoolhouss In NE village Of
1t. Joseph. comprising the towns Of Al
bany, Avon, Brockway, L. Sank, St. ,Js-
seph and St. Wendell, Of tho Second Com:
missioner District.
: On Thursday. tho 2sd day Of December,
1857, between the hours Of 10 A. X. aud :
r. H., 1t the schoolhouse in District No. ~,
IN the town Of St. Cloud, comprising the
First Commissioner District. : 80 j
Persons DESTROYS Of teaching any, school
IN stearns county, Minnesota, will plsaes
to be in attendance ct the above named
times and places. HENRY KREBS, i
County Superintendent Of Schools, >,
stesrns Couty, Minnesota-
ST. AUGUSTA, Nov. l, 1869. nl6.td
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THE Dnon1rDnR ,1AaAxlnEs.

=
portnit ofethe great French pulpit
orator, Pers Hyacinths Who issnov u
this country, and alao gives . saketoh
Of his li1sard discusses tho position
he occupies toward the church. 10.
this eonneotio: may DO mentioned tho
opening article on "Franoe and the
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view Of the near approach of tho meet.
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"Femalo Education In F1anes''a il
worthy Of serious attention,p Is is also
the concluding paper: Of Prof seslsy
ont omaa imperialism. "'o There are
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Christ" etc., besides . proportion Of
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and remarkably: cheap At $500. Thi
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The Little Corporal not only come
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| D1PARlNiNf o. DAIofA.
01ncI Ca1ER QuARfRRMAsrER,
>..r.2 81. Paul, NINE Nov, 10Th, 1859.
DROPOSALS" IN THE USUAL FORM
JIG! with the customary conditions, are in
vited 10 DO received IT. this Office until JAM
UARY 3D, 1870, to supply Fort wsds-
worth, D. T.. with $780,.
SIX HUNDRED CORDS OF wo0D::
Il is, understood that the amount may BE-
diminished. il the wood be not all required.
To b sound msrchantabls Oak Wood, to
measure not less than four feet in length,
and delivered BY March s0th, 1870, unless
otherwise authorized, and delivered at the
Post. Cd" ~" "a. G. ROBINSON, :.
; Oh : s,<agBr. Maj. and A. Q. M.U: S.A.,.
For Br. Brig. Gen. s. B. HOLABIRD, -,
nev26-6w8:s5 n Dep Q. II. Ga>U.Es. A.
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clNEWaADVERTlSEMENTS,

NOTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi; November 30, 1907
Complaint having been entered at This ONCE bv
Rams Jensen ngainst .Jdnh Iurvis for abandoning
upon the y nv u va sw5k section SO, township
l23, range 49, in Pope ccnni y, Minnesota, with view
to the taEceMtion Of said cntry'the said parties,
are hereby summoned 70 appcar 1t this Office on tho
Ejternom respond and furnish testimony concerning
said allcse abandonnient. 5-9 u i lisET11s7E"e
d.essvl aau e. g. sstah1sf kR; Ssss,5;
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NEW MEAT MARKET.


NEW MEAT MARKET.
t.".:4. a. IN :. Ia.
CRUM,METT g. DEAN
Have opened new Meat Market on
Richmond avenue, near the Presbyterian
church, where they will keep constantly on
hand full supply Of Fresh Meats Of all
kinds, including ~"H'' ,&'?:: . '>'# ~
BEEF BE- vi = f0lRaFi, ii :...~t s:.rr.:
s7@y, 7o,vEAL,a2 IL MOTION 5s.."5
~ >@':. POULTRY reg g. j.:
s,D@ Sau.age' Of gu kisds eonssantly on
hand, for sale .0holesale or retail. ..,;....,<
% They guarantee I 3 sell the, best meat al
the lowest price. tx t~., I, 80; 49,, : ,.,1, ou
The highest market rates paid for fat
cattle, hegs, &C.: on 70 f#:o1@ =: I: r :"
Call and 500 them before trading else:
-ljcRuMMErr ~ DEAN. L.
St.; Cloud, Dec, let. 1859. s!lom f5uHn2o
:. .--.t---.r4- :
DILL HEADs-printed in the besl,ss.yle
W. ~ n ~ JOURNAL oFr,en
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~ st. Cload, Mimi, Nolembsr d, 1869
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE by
John steward against Dsnl. Fry for abandeling biz
aonestsed Entry 70, 1lla dated, Amih n. 1855,
49, range 80. in stearns county, Min, swith view
70 The cancellation Of said entry said parties ar.
:heesAy saanoned appear at tAis office s14
moor. 10 reapond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged Abandonment. - o811s.i-A
I'm O. A. GILLIAN, R,aisesr;3e.
!, de2evl u,Q, 9WBANK, keeSiier
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ST. CLOUD
Wagon Factory
Farm and Freight Wagons.
Light Spring wagons
and BuRgies.
Scott, Hegg & Swenson,
Having bought the
st. Cloud Wagon Factory,
Are prepared to make to order and will
keep on hand good assortment Of
Wagons, Buggies, &c.
The attention Of
Farmers and Freighters
Wanting Wagons this spring ID called to
our stock,
None but the
Very Best Material
IL used in our work.
Especial attention paid to
r. 9 p a i r i n g e.
SCOTT, HEGG & sWENSoN,
st. Cloud, March 10. 1869. v11n34-tf
AT LIMPERICH'S
!; AR'n STOCK OF NE" GOODS
Just received,
And for sale cheap,
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ZEE T. y s.Ss =.


i"" Jews are an 'Ac'nel'l to the
@~'H''"i II" "h'cI' seems TO govern the
history "l peoples. Like In1'Vlduals'
NATIONS are b"r%' become developed:
T''cil " maturity OF grandeur ana
s'r'1%|,h' Decay de- SnJ disappear IeaV-
ing Oily ''l'lr 'olnos, crumhIlng mohu-
"'"1'S' "HI Mu'lIattd records beh'nd' to
''l! succeeding operations that they
"H1 l'F'd at all. The jew Is an e>cep-
H.". u docs not decay, and he r"tu-
: 10 "'. iie iIaS cn'tuE'1 rn""@t'
@'':'f"'- to '!"'" destroyed every ATOM
f"!' u: '."!i " ucE&.n o,irl nHil'uS-
t"' yea IL survives, still. lie has gone
49,. 49,! '''e furnace ct rrrs"v"tI w.
"H g.: wen times hotter, Ill hearty
e." I 1T" Oh the -'"1. "nl II nearly
~. J e. ''r,| IT III t"t'' N':'; az" ne
T. l.. Ills ''i'"'".''' "i5>u|"""''' ""'rn-
...'. 49, .;'''o c'"f!a> .I'E Jew with
~ ";'t'"S' aka I'll: Si'Aryl'eo lac
I'll" / t".'', ;:'''' ""' y''.r> "@': i!> p.r-
":"'S..'''~ ""Nr not IL. ,!'u ms ~tll neck
','F '"!;.:'.:'" Ills eye. nor H"'''J his mat
'':' 10 &C. s!1 has teen "a>a;t'red
IN | ".''!,:l' TIL Ii exists only IN m7-
'''"'s" fragments; o"t 1I"*2 fragments
':' ":'.'i:'1N ~ il UNITY "i'lcA contln-
*%' N"I "n1 m"l>sointe throughout.
! ''2F' Is " S"''"n grandeur IN the tre-
m ."'''' sweep OF Vision winch the Je"
TAXES H' ''' course OF time: lie has
vac I'u' great empires OF tie world
'''I'11' ana Tall. tie has seen Egypt
Al" "'pEi2n' ana Greece and Rome, IN
'''''' :P'ci'dOf ana their PRIDE; and he
Il.Tts to look and see them no more. Old
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State OfLOuiSiana.

Parish Court, st. Landry.-No. 3237
DEERE LEMON, of the Parish of St. Lam
l. dry, Administrator of the Estate of Chas.
Lemon, deceased, late of said parish, having
filed a final Tableau of the distribution
of the funds of said estate, accom-
panied by his petition praying for the homolo-
CATION of the same; and whereas, the prayer
of said petition has been granted by an order
of Court dated June 9Th, 1862
Now. therefore,, notice is hereby gwen to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said 1ableau, in writing, at my office in the
town of Oyelousas, within the time required
by law, why said tableau should not be no
mologated and confirmed.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
OpelouSas, June 10Th 1869
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Nv hatever a Is, WOI1an will reflect
his nature but then she has the mould
ing Of his nature and Of his character in
some degree, at least, in Der hands; and.
strongin her maternal and moral instinct.
she will be able to do m"re ior mans
spiritual AMI moral elevation, as an cdu,
Gated wife and mother, than in any yirile
occupation whatever, however konorably
she many fill it. 1t is the unity in fitness
Of things which Constitutes, not only
strength, but @~DoJnpSs and nvau;y. IL
society Hhan :on these. and moral evils
surely result. Iii is chiefly among tie
cultured and hilarious cIa SEES OF great
cities that that moral degradation OF
Wnmun Is observed which consists in the
Hl".i;ion Of the maternal instinct, and
which Lads directly to the crime, Of in
i,u'.ci,jr AN aJ"rti,n. 1t is doubtless
tII' that ~ certain countries the excess
OF females j. met ivy female infunticIde;
htt, in all lug" an Injurious comm nj
ti,~, b,th abolition and i"tanticilc are
extensively and openly tractisvF by
Wnlurn.
"'Ihat these crimes are not wholly
due to pressure or the ( of suh>is-
rrncr, is clearly shown by the f,ct that
they are comparatively rare in poor
countries like ireland, end that they
originate in lhysical can*e5 connected
with civilization is shown by the fact
that domestic animals are apt to Kill and
eat their offspring. Even pctted hens,
when sitting, will chip and cat their
eggs. If We inquire into motives, it is
USUALLY found that, with the defect of
the mateEual instinct, th,re is c~onioincd
a selfish e@otism and stIfindulc4nce on
the part of the wunIen. Thus it is said
to be universal! amAng>t the higher class
Is of Turkey. that tie womun after bear
ing two children, for the future 1rovokes
abortion, partly to preserve her form and
beauty, aud partly to diminish the num-
Der of her 1r>cendants.'-" Munhu01
md UomanhooG," IN -1pp1ctous' youy-
qai.
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state OF Louisiana

Pdrlsh Cou't, ST. Londry-Ao. 1894.
DHILIPE P. FONTENOT, fls, of the Par
Il ish of St. Landry, Administl ator Of the
Estate of PHILIPPE Paul Fontenot. deceased,
late of the said parish, having filed a Tab.
leau of the Classification the Debts and
Distribution of the funds of said Estate.
accompanied by his petition praying for tho
homologatIon Of the same and whereas, the
prayer of said petition. has been granted by
an order of Court dated May 25tip, 1862;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
lahIeau, in writing, at my office in the town
OF OpeIonsas, within the time required by law.
why said tableau should not be ho.tologated
and confirmed.
JOS. D. RICHARD,A Clerk.
Opclousas, Nav Doth. 1869
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Public sale.

Estute Of EIonvre ChnrAcre.
pYvIRTtE of an order of the Probate
- Conrt in and for the Parish y. Lan'ty
tl"r" will be sold at public auction, by tn
undersigned Tutor, OF a qualified anction"rr
town Of OprlouSaS. on WEDNESDAY. Jul,
litl'' l.o9, tn" t"!Iowing preperty%'rlongin2
to The Estate of EIronorr ChaclIere. decreased
wifi" of b. A. Mart"l, to-wit-
!. The Boratlon plantation situated in saiC
parish. on WvbIr's Ridge near Riders Bridge
containing Sixtv-tivc arpents of land, more OF
less, together with all the buildings and i'm.
prov"ments thereon. completely enclosed
bounded north by YiIleneuve Rordelon, sontl
by Andre Wyble's heils and others, east by
Bayou p"Ipnnta, west by the public road to
Pralrl" Laurent and Opelousas.
,. II" last residence Of deceased situated in
town of Op"IouSaS. containing three is or
arprnts with all Findings and improvements
thereon. consisting Of a fine dwelling, kitchen
and eight other useful buildings-this place is
known as the former residence of Robert Tay-
lor and DIR. Boagni. Over an arprnt Of said
property is covered with a grove of evergreen
trees, a beautiful flower garden, &c.
J. A lot of ground in the town of Opplousas
being the preSrnt1aw Office Of b. A. Martrl &
Hudsprth. as also the building used as the
printing office of the I pclou<as .JouRNAL.near
tn" Court House. with all the buildings and
Improvements, except a building lately built
and owned by TIro. Chachere.
i. \ certain tract of land srAlated in said
parish, in Prairie de l'EgIise, near Bite Noel
Roy, bounded on the north and south by the
Estate OF John Simmons, Oh the east by lands
OF Solomon Harmon, on the west unknown,
containing SO acres and 67IlOO of an acre.
5. A f~cur-wheel carriage, harness, shafts
and tongue, two American mules, one Ameri.
can horse, one American mare.
Terms and Conditions-For the real estate
cash, and the balance on a credit of
one and two years from the day of sale the
moveables for cash. For the credit payments
purchasers giving their notes made their own
order and endorsed by themselves, with ap-
proved securities by said Tutor, anil special
mortgage, vendors privilege and clause of non
alitndO, reserved.
B. A. MARTEL,
June 9Th. 1869. Tutor.
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state ofLoulisiana.

IaTlSh CtIrt
Parish of St. Landry. No. 1884.
GABRIEL LYONS, of the Parish of St
~ Landry, Administrator of the Estate
of Therese Ritter, deceased, late of the pari-,
St Landry, having filed a final tableau and
distribution of the fund.- Of said Estate, accom-
panied by his petiApn praying for the homolo-
cation OF the same ;"and whereas the prayer of
said petition has been granted by an order of
court, bearing date June 3D., 1869;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given TO all
persons intere9ted to make opposition to said
Tableau in writing at my office in the town Of
Opelousas, within the time required BY law.
why the said tableau should not be homolosar
ted and confirmed.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerb.
Op"lousfl. June 9TH, 1869.
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Public sale.
ESfTte IF LV"iux j. Duzrf

Esf"te IF L""i"s H. Dvprt.
\ obedience to an order from the Hon. Par.
IL ish JudG" Of st. Landry, | will offer for
sale, OH TUESDAY the 9Th day Of July 1869.
brsor" tine Court Ifo's" in Opclousas. the fol-.
lowing property belonging to the Estate Of
Llcius J Dupv"-
! A TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN
y h" Big Woods, about six miles west Of One
I"nsas, containing about two hundred and
twenty arp"ntS, bounded on one side by land
OF Felix Dtlran, on another by lands Of Isaac
Dnprt, Alexandra R+ll and Eurrne Bell hav-
ing twenty arpents depth by eleven wide. be-
ing a portion of the land acquired by deceased
from Estate of Louis Carricre.
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A.
Irac: of Woodland in the Mallet woods, about
sixteen miles west of Opelousas, having an
area Of twenty-five arpents, bounded on on~
side by lands Of Mrs. Louis Iebrrt. and being
tn" same acquired by ne deceased Duprt and
H. l.. Garland from said Mrs. Hebert, by act
sous sein@ privt dated 10th September 1865.
Terms-Cash
L. F. LAS1RAPES,
June oth' lSb9 Auctioneer
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~s%i3cI'iia'osS STALE.

Uurrcu e CIHrtD1d az. GuS5aau d Pu,I1E
ENIGHTH DISTRICTCOlRT for the Par,
IA ish ofSt Landry, No.. ilOlS.-By virtu,
of All ord'r of SEIZURE and Saln from the Hon.
the District Court in and for the Parish of st.
Landry, III the above entitled suit, and to me
directed, | VIII offer for sat. at auction, to the
last and highest bidder, at the Cou1t House OF
TINS parish, in tn" Town Of Oprsu<as, on SAT-
IRDAY the Sd day Of July, HnD,
inc at II o'clock in tl.s morning ana CONTINUE
ing from Gay to day if necessary, all the rights,
titles, interests and demands Of Gusman &
iar!"w r'to the following d"sclibrd property,
sriIr,i 10 satisfy said order, to-Yit-
4 CERTAIN TRACT or LAND LYING
AMI being on til" west bank Of the Atclatalnya
River, in til" Parish of St. Landry, fronting
and bounded on the cast by the AtcEataInya
River. bounded on the north by Ivy the lard Of
T. &. CaIvit, west by land belonging to st.
Paul or by public land, and south by land OF
NaItIall Burton, containing six hundred and
tittv-tErce acres, NOR" or less.
- IN conformity with the law and Con-
s]tiiution Of the State Of Louisiana, tn, above
described land will be sold il T.ptS of not less
than t"n~lor more than fifty acres, as will be
more particularly drscIibci on til" Lay of sale.
Condltiuns-Ceh.
J G. BROOKS. Sheriff.
OurlouSaS, Nav 29th. i-tnj.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-06-26
Meeting
ESTATE OF MICHAEL MOODS.

WIZ.
RY VIRTUE of an order of the Parish,
- Court. in and for the Parish of St. Ian
dry, a meeting of the Creditors ofthe Estate Of
Michael Woods, deceased, late of said parish,
will be held before Yves D'avy, Recorder,
at his office in Opelousas, on Thursday,
the oath day of June 1862, at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ for the purpose of celebrating upon the
most advantageous manner of selling the eff
fects of the Estate Of said deceased, and to fix
the terms and conditions of sale.
JOS. q. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, june 18th 1869.