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day in February, 1865, and that they find
the same correct. Whereupon, on motion
of Mr.. Thompson.
Resolved, That the said report be adopt,
ed, and that the Recorder of the Parish of
St. Landry be and is hereby authorized to
cancel the bond of Thomas c. Anderson as
Treasurer of the Parish of St. Landry, for
the year ending the Sd Monday in Febrna-
~ 1869. Be it further resolved, That the
Treasurer be instructed to cancel all of the
warrants now in the treasury, and retain
the same until further Instructions from
the Police Jury and that Evariste Dejean
twenty-f five dollars for the said work.
On motion Of Mr.. CAN'T, Resolved, That
in compliance with a etition signed by
numerous citizens of Big Cane. the sum of
fifty dollars be appropriated to pay Thomas
n. Butler for repairing the bridges on the
public Hroad leading f"m Bayou Rnuf to
Big Cane, and the clerk is hereby instruct
ed to issue a warrant for the same.
On motion Of Mr.. Thompson, Resolved,
That the sum of fifty dollars he >ppropria-
ted to repair the bridge over n4von Bour-
heux, on he public road lea.'' f:om Opc-
lonsas to Grand Coteau, an at Mr.. II.
David. road overSeer, be ap, r.trd to su-
pe'intend said work.
On motion of Mr.. CAN'T, Reso. 4, That
the sum of five hundred dollars be Z
priated to have the bridge repaired owe.
Bayou Rouge at Big Cane village, and that
J. L. Morris, S. II. Wark and [. G. Sloane
be appointed to sell the said bridge to the
lowest bidder, and receive the bridge when
comprehensive purchaser to have the ben
fit of the lumber Of the old bridge.
On motion of NJ. CottreIl, Resolved. That
the Parish License be RENTED to NJ. Thib-
odeanx and Adolphe Demarcst, they being
cripples and unable to work, and that the
clerk give them certificates to that effect.
r The petition of DR.. D. L. Todd and nu-
citizens of Mallet was read, asking
not to hav" the road run across his tDr.
field, but to remain in the same
place, DR.. Todd agreeing to build the nee.
essary bridge. in order to make it a good
road. Whereupon, on motion Of Mr..
Thompson, the petition was granted.
The following letter from Messrs. Jack
son Il King was read and ordered to be
pEeau upen the minutes
JOURNAL OFFICE, May 18th, 1869.
To the President and Members of the
Police Jury
Gentlemen: Under an Act
# the Legislature relative to public print
ng, we have received from the authorities
he appointment Of State printers, which
Yet fixes and limits the charges for public
nd judicial printing. Notwithstanding the
advantages it gives US, we desire to express
Dur willingness to comply with the contract
'lready made with your honorable body
lthout any changes.
Very Respectfully,
JACKSON & KING.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned
ntil Monday the 21st June. 1869.
J. G. BROOKS, President. !
Attest: G. MAYO, Clerk. {
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cOnStabIe,> Sa1a

y: n: violet vs.. Henderson Hyter COL
yust'ce Court 2nd. ward Parish Of St. Ian
Ky VlRiHE Of an order of seizure and
- issued from the Justice Court 2nd warj
IN and tor the Parish of St. Landrv in tbs
above entitled suit and to me directed T w;,l
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,oo. VIM. H. MAYO,
1871 Ward Constable.
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Public ssa1o

E@Fo|" Of Holm Wright, deceased.
] 'lhft = of an order of the Honorable
~ r''''at'' Court i'll and for the parish ofSt
la NY. til re- will be sod at public anc,;nn
or Wednesday, the 10th dav of J,oa
lo'9 at the last residence of the decessed 49,
following described property belonging to the
estate ofJohu Wright, decd, late Of sid ,a+
ish, to wit: 0"'u PSf-
FHE IMPROVEMENTS Houses, Fepc;ns
Household and Kitchen Furnitnr. = eI Dug
gy. and a number of other articles t.n lug
Ous TO mention. o"e'
Terms Cash on the spot.
WILLIAM COTTREIL.
""'O Administrator.
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The Contested Offices.

Having been frequently asked nnde
what circumstances, and by what authority
the Governor has vacated the offices o
Parish Judge and Sheriff, and appointe'
new incumbents, We have examined tn
law, and find it to be as follows.
The Act of the Legislature, entitled Ar
Act to ascertain the eligibility of persons
elected or appointed to office &C." being
Act No. 80, and passed in August 1868,
required that all persons elected at the
general elections, should, within thirty
days after the PRONUNCIATION of the law, take
among others, the following oath known as
the eligibility oath, viz:
"That | never engaged in any insurrec-
ton or rebellion against the United States,
or gave aid and comfort to the enemies
thereof, after having taken an oath as
member of Congress, or as an officer of the
United States, or as q member of any State
Legislature, or as an executive or judicial
officer of any State, to support the Con-
stitution Of the United States"
In the event of the officers failing to take
this oath, and to file the same in the office
of the Secretary of Estate within thirty days,
or by the Goth of September, the 7th Sec.
says: "the Governor shall declare such
persons ineligible to office, and their Offices
racant, and the offices shall be filled as
prescribed by the Constitution and.laws of
this State" viz: new appointments shall
be made.
The Parish Judge and Sheriff of St. Lam
dry, as alleged by the Governor, having
failed to take the above oath, he declared
them ineligible, vacated their places, and
appointed other incumbents.
This is the substance of the matter, as
we understand it. These Offices are now
in condensation before the District Court of
st. Landry, and we have no doubt that the
legal and constitutional questions growing
out Of it, will be thoroughly discussed and
AS these cases will probably =
60 to the Supreme Court, we presume they
will not be finally decided until September. a
our citizens will be compelled 4
await patiently the final decision. :
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Saturday, May 20, 1869.

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Landry, which will not change our rela.
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BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE 70,
April has been received. We find in it the
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Conclusion. - nv .,.>.~
John Kemble. III d..
Sir John Lawrence.-Part T..
Cornelius O'Dowd (these articles BY him)
Delirium Tonans.-The New Series.-The
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Proceedings of the Police .Jssrv,
OPELoUsAs, May 18th, 1869.

OPEIousAs, May 18th, 1869.
At a regular meeting of the Police jury
of the Parish of St. Landry, held this day.
were present: John G. Brooks, President ::
J: M. Thompson, E. CAN'T, j. Roy and
VIM. Cottrell.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Mr.. Tate being absent, and being one of
the committee appointed TO examine the
books and accounts of the Parish Treasurer.
and Mr.. Roy being present, on motion of
Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. Cottrell was appointed
on the committee to audit and examine the
books, vouchers and accounts of the Par
lsh Treasurer, and Mr.. Evariste Deiean was
employed to assist said committee, the said
committee as thus reconstructed being
composed of Messrs. John Roy. VIM, Cot.
trell and Evariste Dejean, retired for the
purpose of examining said books, vouchers.
etc.
The President appointed Messrs. Thomp-
son and CAN'T a committee on claims. when
after a careful examination, on motion of
MIR. Thompson, the clerk was instructed to
warrants for the following approved
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ICE FOR SALE
AT
ANDRUs G. BLUM.
MAIN & LANDRY STREETS
Alto Cents per Pound.
Pounds for Is Gents.
Public Sale

Estqte Of Victor T: Landry.
Virtue of an order of the Hon. the
- PROBATE Court of the Parish of St. Lam
a,y,t nrIr will be sold at public auction, On
MoNDAl't the l4th day af June, 1859. At thu
t .tS' .eSloehce OF the deceased, in this parish,
the foI'ow'ng property belonging to the Es,
ate OF Victor 1. Landry, decd. late Of sa;d
lHE IMPROVEMENTS on the place. q
lot OF Cattle, a lot Of wild Mares, a lot of Fs,a
eng, household md kitchen Furniture, and a
nuilloe' or other articles too tedious to enn.,
Terms Cash on the spot,
Mo- VIM COTTRELL.
"'y Administrator.
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Some Of our Southern exchanges are
complaining about the Confederate Gen
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as far as they relate to what he is alleged
to have said on the reconstruction of his
State, as wholly unfounded.
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Public sale.

Estate @ Lucius j. Duprf.
Ky VIRTUE of an order Of the Hon. Pro-
- eate e:eart Of the Parish Of St. Landry
,here WIZ be sold at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder. by the UNDERSIGNED
administrator or a duly qualified auctionner At
the Court House in o. elousas, on WEDNES'
DAY the Pad day Of June 1869, the following
property belonging to the estate of Itncins T
Dupre deceased, late Of the Parish OF St. Ian.
dr., Sp-wit- OaD
/. LOT AND A HALF OF GROUND
situated in the town Of Opeleasas. known "a
MS law office, together with all the bnildincs
anu improvements thereon (save those of F.
rtol Perrodin, newly built), bounded one side.
east by property OF James G. Hayes, and on
the other side. west, by Market street and th,.
property of john A. Taylor (oakcrl, srunt by
Landry street, back by Vine strrrt-Beipe H.,
same property ACQUIRED by Nrc+as.,F fifronnl
the Judge G. r. King (save tn hslf hxr sri, u
I" T.. H.. Mouton, and that to DR.. .hno \. INV
Tor. Inc lot in the rear, now enclosed by ssa.s
Perrodin, being cIaimrl by him.
2 buggy and harness.. | black American
morse. l saddle and bride, / small gold watch.
double barrel gun. the undivided half of the
library ct Dupre g. Garland, the undivided
halt OF a chest. the undivided half of the furni-
fure IN the office of Dupre & Garland.
Ierms-Cash.
MAY l.esas. Administration.
Sheriff 3 Sale.
-amsja Guidry Is. Onezime A. Gu;drv.
ESlGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- Parish of St. Landry. No. 98O2-ry
virtue OF a writ of seizure and sale issued out
OF the Eighth District Court of the State of
in and for the Parish of St. Landry,
10 the above entitled cause, and to me direct
nd. 1 will proceed to sell at public auction, ON
the plantation hereinafter described. three
miles west of the town of Opelensas, on SAT-
CRDAl the 9Th day of June 1869, at eleven.
clock, A. NJ, the following described proper.
y, to.wit-
l.. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND SIT
lated about three miles from the town of Op-
'lonsas, containing four hundred and five
'oIsOs superficial arpents-with ali the build
1'gS and Improvements thereon.
:. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND IN
~ Big Woods, containing one hundred su-
'''nc'aI arPrnts, beginning from the front at
lie eastern line OF the west half of lot No. ].
No. ), south range No. 3 east, with
acl depth as to enclose the amount Of said
ne hundred arpents-with all the cattle,
rules, &c, on said above described planta-
on.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash.
J. G. BROOKS,
May list lo69. Sheriff.
49, l.
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Notice to ~Tax-Payers.
FSHE State and Parish Taxes for the wear
Il 1865 being due, as we'll as the One Per
Cent Tax, l. or my Deputy, D. c. sittig, will
always be ready to receive payment Of SAID
taxes at my office in the town of Opelousas.
Those who have not yet taken out their H.
censes, are hereby notified that from the LIST of
May next they will be collected with costs.
j. J. BUTLER, Collector
Of State and Parish Taxes.
Opelousas, April 24th, 1869
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no the Puhlic.

"A LII persons interested in the success and
IA welfare of the Industrial and Stock Fair
Association of the South Western District of
Louisiana. are requested to meet at the Court
House at Opelousas, on SATURDAY the Goth
inst at 10 o'clock.
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Estate of FRANCOIS Melchoir Robin.

ESTATE OF FRANCOIS Melchoir Robin.
Parish Court, Parish St. Lamdry.-No. 1888
A UGUSTINE Pill UE. of the Parish of
"a st. Landry, having applied by her Pc
tltion to be appointed Administrative of the
Estate of FRANCOIS Melchoir Robin, deceased,
late of said Parish
Therefore, any person IL cling to make
opposition to said app";nt"rout, will file the
same in writing, at my otir. IN the town OF
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. JOS. u ":tUtD. Clerk
Opelousas, May %, 1865.
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Strayed.

A WAY from my plantation, near Gand
Coteau, on the 18th ult., two American
mules (color black), one branded with a G
circumscribed with a figure in the shape of a
diamond, and the other has a slit in one of his
ears A liberal reward will be paid for their
delivery to me, or any info, nation of their
whereabouts. HYPOLITE V. RICHARD.
MAY 22d, 1869.
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Estate of Aug ste

EstaHe Oh Aug ste -E128",
Parish Court, Parish st. Lumdry.-No. - }
UG ARIE AzOL1NE G1rIDROY, of til.
Iva Parish of st. Landry, having applied
by her petition to be appointed Administrative
of the Estate of Auguste Ploue, deceased,
late of the Parish of St Landry
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, at my Office in the town of
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas. May %, 1869.
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