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Health of New Orleans.

The health of New Orleans was never
better than at the present time. There is
no yellow fever, although it prevails on the
Gulf coast and Islands, and is occasionally
brought to the quarantine ground, which
shows the efficacy of a rigid quarantine.
The escape of the city from yellow fever
this year, will go far to confirm the theory
that the disease is never Of local origin, and
may always be excluded. H.. .-: g
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Opeiousas Post abfnce.

Mails arrive from New Orleans, via Yer
millionyille, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdayss via 81. M~artinsville, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 o'clock P. N.
Mails arrive from above every , day ex-
cept Sunday. -. - q, : .'"a'4'S' 1''"
except Saturday at 8 o'clock p. Of. ; and
for above, at 4 o'clock p. M. sg2eh 7a5sara
Il Mails for Plaquimine. Brul6 close every
at 6 o'clock P. n. a.3o1 ri 81
= Office open daily from8 A. NJ, to 6P. u
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Solomon L Deb.

Our fellow townsman. Solomon Loeb,
left last week for New Orleans and New
York, to purchase a fresh supply of such
goods as he advertises in another column.
During his absence, the public will receive
the same attention at his store as if he were
present. From Jul experience with Mr..
Loeb, we can commend him to the patron
age Of our readers.
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New Cotton at New Orleans.

New cotton is arriving in New Orleans.
On Monday the Both ult.. two hundred and
nine bales reached the city, one steamer
bringing one hundred and fifty. Picking
is now going on rapidly everywhere, and
we may soon expect to hear Of lively times
in the city and county ".. as 81.
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cburcKD Directory

Catholic Church, Rev. Father J: T.
F FAfH Mas at 7 4. NJ; H'gh Ma Mass ys =. 10
A. An NJ; Masses DsilyEssS a. a. ''SpS''
every Sunaay rn;seoual Church, Rev: JoHs
Methodist ppsssorEPreaching on Sunday
W1tkEhsoMs'f Sunday school at 9 A. NJ;
at IL .. mi every Wednesday evening
p pfs : ye:cIocI Bibla. class tuesdays 81 P: NJ
Co %hnrch Of the Epiphany. Rev: CABLES
.n" Recfor-Service on Sunday 81
u, = N: sabbath School at A. N. sni
p ,. N. Comnunien, arss Sunday o
very month. 49,
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The Empress Eugene Coming
10 A america.

The Empress Eugene will have a retinue
of about thirty persons when she visits this
country next year, arong whom will be
the Prince Imperial. She will visit Boston,
Newport, New York, Saratoga and Niagara
Falls, and perhaps California. at has
been one of my dreams TO visit America
says the Empress, land next year | shall
see New York and Niagara Falls."-N. O.
ReunbLican.
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State, OfLOui@iana,

:j-= state OfLOuisiana,
Parish Court, ST. Landry No. 305s
DOME BERNARD, of the parish of St.
- Landry, Administrator of the Estate of
Onezime Caruthers. deceased, late of said par
ish, having filed a Tableau of the distribu-
ton of the funds of said Estate. accompanied
by his petition praying for the homologation
netilion has been granted by an order of the
Court, bearing date August 9th, 1869;
Now therefore, notice is hereby gwen to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau in writing, at my Office in the town
Of OpeIousas, within the time required by law.
why said Tableau should not be homologatsd
and confirmed. '"
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas. Sept 4 60. j.. -
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State OfLOuiSiana.

1O VI ~
PARISH CoUKr, ST.. LANDRY.-No. PITS.
Estate Of Louis Soileau pere. decd.
IT OUIS stage of the Parish Of St.
- Landry. Administrator of the Estate
Of Louis Soileau pere, dece ased. late OF said
parish, having filed an amended Tableau OF
said estate, accompanied by his petition pray,
ing for the homologation of the same; and
whereas, the prayer Of said petition has been
granted by an order of Court, bearing date
August 23rd, 1869:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said Tableau, in writing, at my Office in the
town of Opelousas, within the time required
by law, why said Tableau should not be no.
.nologated and confirmed.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, August 28th. 1869.
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State OfLOuiSiana.

state of LOuiSiana.
PARISH COURT, ST.. LANDRY.--No. 1904.
Estate Of John Graham, decd.
ID OBERT H LITTELE' of the Parish Of St
IL Landry having applied by his petition
to be appointed Administrator of the Estate of
John Graham, deceased, late Of said parish !;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, at my Office in the town Of
O~De4ousas, within ten days from the present
notice. JOS. d. RICHARD. Clerk.
Opelousas, August 18th, 1869
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Look Out

AUDITORS OFFICE, STATE OF La,
New Orleans, July II, 1869
Sir-In accordance with the provisions of
Section So of Act ia, of 1869. you are hereby
authorized and required to close up all estab-
lishments where the proprietors fail to comply
with the law, to place a keeper on the same.
and after thirty days, if all costs and indebted
ness to the State is not paid, you will sell to
the highest bidder as required by said Section.
and make your return Of such sale to this of.
flee. Very respectfully,
e. G NJ. WICKLIFFE, Auditor.
To j BUTLER, Assessor g. Collector.
Aup 2S-tf Parish of St. Landry
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stokes wfthdraws.

ri WASHINGTON, D. G., August a2Z--Con.
gresham Stokes, having become somewhat
frightened at the, comments OF Governor
Senter' On the proposed removal Of Federal
o~aics-holders in Tennessee rlshes into
print to-day through Forney and denies
that he is here for any such purpose. He
says he hasanade. nj appeal to the Admin
istrataon forths aspirant of any, office but
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State of Louisiana
"'''D Parish Parish Of St. Landry. No. 1890
Estate of Michael Woods, et

John F. SMITH, of the Parish of St.
j Landry, Administrator of the Estate
Of Michael Woods, deceased, late of the
parish Of St Landry, having fled a final tab
accompanied by his petition praying for the
h~omoiogation of the same; : DR." I}"-y.
q And whereas the prayer of said petition
has been granted by an order of court, bearing
date of 1st, September 1869;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested 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 homologa-
ted and confirmed. 5 o.; .~51tta1 $50 s. j.. -
+ de.oH Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, Sept 1862. r,~~.~~.- s-,.
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The Knickerbocker is mutual, because prof
its are divided among the assured.
1t issues every desirable form of policy.
1t allows the insured to travel and reside in
any portion of the United States and Europe.
at any and all seasons of the year, without
extra charge.
Its policies dispense with almost all restric-
tons on occupation.
Its rates of premiums are as low as any
company can offer and do a thoroughly safe
business.
1t is the most liberal in favoring policy
holders in payment oftheir pr miulns.
Special inducements offered to planters,
VIM. H MAYO,
Agent for Opelousas District.
Sent 4 & $3.50 .
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FIIfE, ADMINISTRATOR.
Sept. a, 1869.
Estate of INTO ne Tournier

Estate OF \ INTO .Hc IOufalaeF
Parish Court, Parish st. Landry,-Ao.
A ROLIN RICHARD, of the Parish of
IN st. Landry, having applied by his
petition to be appointed administrator of the
Estate of Antoine Tournier, 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.
O%pelousas. Sept 4. 1869.
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS .

NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS.
I. N. MARKs......-.of Flatjo, Marks & Co
ALBERT BALDWIN, ofSlocomb, Baldwin & Co
T. C. WALsH......of Irby, Mcdaniel & Co
ALF. H. %IsAACsON, of Isaacson, Seixas & Co
JOSEPH SIMON, Merchant, No 6 Magazine st
TN. CONVERSE. of Converse. Duxbury & Co
GEORGE CLARK, Adjuster, 1877 Gravier street
JAS. MCQUoID--......of McQuoid & Mehle
J. B. PRlCE........o of Price, Hine & Upper
JAS. H. Low. of Wood, Low & Ludwigsen
WILLIAM DAyIs........o of Davis & Jackson
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The Courier and Republican.

"a EsIow feeling makes rs wondrous kind"
We clip the following article from the
N. o. Republican Of the LIST inst:
The Opelousas Courier compliments the
Republican for watching over and guard
ing the interests of the toiling masses.
The same paper says the New Orleans
Times "palpably m~isconceived" a recent
article 10 the Courier. ..~ "a ~,,'.a .~t
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For a summary Of the latest news by
Telegraph, including the dispatches of the
past week, see the next page.
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The reliable, Dromgoole & Co.'S Buchu.
Drorgoole & Co.'S Buchn is the ~favorite.
Gravel cured with Cromgoole & Co.. Buchu.
Sold by G.. MAYO.
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Cure your chills with King Of Chills.
King Of Chills cures effectually and per-
manently.
Better than e%uinine, King Of Chills.
The great malarial antidote. King of Chills.
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English Female Bitters strengthens females.
Husbands should buy E. F.. B. for sick wives.
E. +. B. brings health and induces happi-
ness. ..
Complaints peculiar to females cured with
Eff. B.
5@.:' '..". u Sold NV G. MAYO.
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Keep Red Diarrhea Remedy On hand.
r. D. r is not a hot ast:ingent.,
R. D. R. cools and q lets the inner man.
R. D. R. has no equal for children.
Sold bv c.. MAYO.
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TN-fF n Fa 50 -rE aALA- u. 80 IEF LFEE 30
Commodore Vanderbilt in his recent mat
rimonial Investment, created quite q sensa-
ton in Canada, whittier he went to consum.
mate his marriage with a young and beau
tiful southern bride. The capitalist with
. ffortuaHe.sstimated at eighty millions of
dollars, preferred for. his wedding the
quiet tan and sseclusion Of a frontier town, to
the fashion and display Of the great metrop:
oils. The gallant Commodore has embarked
upon imatrimeay4 for thu third, time, He
has long since past the three, score wears
and ten allotted to man. n He is nowss seven.
ty 8 yearseof age, which dwould not have
been considered old, in the dsyst Of the
.patriarchs. His fir Bride was Miss Craw-
ford ofMobiie, aged thirty years. Although
she bad reached a mature age, he was old
enough 70 be her grandfathersv If; any arc
disparing ~otfsuccsss in matrimouy, let them
take consolation. 2 MD dssperanduzn! :: z9f
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III. Loeb 81 Co.,
Importers of and Dealers in
Foreign, Domestic, Staple and Fancy
DRY O

Hosiery, Furnishing Goods &c
No. % Chartres Street, New Orleans, La.
TT LOEB, Office at H. B.. Clafin & Co., N.
SIGMUND LOEB. New Orleans.
Aug "a i69-lyt ''. ..
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just Received.
oPELoUsAs DRUG STORE,

oPELoUsAs RUG gToRB,
100 ozs. French Quinine,
20 lbs. English Calomel.
20 lbs. English Blue Mass,
bbl. East India Cold Pressed Castor Oil,
And a complete assortment Of Patent Medi-
cines and other Drugs and Chemicals used in
this market.
All CT Dromgoolc & Co.'S celebrated South
ern Preparations.
A fine assortment o. Stationery and Fancy
Goods. T..
re- Call alb, the OPELOUSAS DRUG
STORE Of B.G MORTAR.
C. MAYO, Druggist.
Opelortas, March 9th, 1902
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Shooting amd Stabblng ARRAY.

Last Sunday Sam Loftin, colorea, had a
difficulty, with one of the +" colored boys in
blue, now spending the summer in, OUT
town. Sam shot him in the face with a
derringer,. inaicting a q slight wound, and
subsequently, while Sam was under arrest
and in charge of deputy Sheriff. the afofe
said colored boy in blue,"'z assaulted him
with a bowie knife and stabbed him three
times. After 10 preliminary examination
before Justice Hill, both parties in default
Of giving bail, were committed to jail.
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parish, on TUESDAY the 9Th day of Octo-
Der, 1869, the following described property
belonging to the Estate of Onezime p Pitre,
deceased. late of the Parish o5St. Landry, to-
wit
1.-The Plantation
where the deceased last resided, consisting of
a dwelling house, out houses, fencing, and
about one hundred and ftty-two superficial
arpents of land, bounded north by Alexandra
Lazaro. northeast by lands belonging to the
aforesaid Estate, east by Baptiste l.. Guillory,
south by land of the Estate, and west by
land Of the Estate.
2--A OF LAND
purchased of the u. s. Government, being
the Let number Two of Section Flfty-nine in
Township 1'our South Of Range Three East.
in the District of lands subjcCt.to sale at Ope-
lousas, misunderstanding one hundred
aud fftyfour acres and twelve.hnndredths of
an acre.
3--A
purchased of the U, 8. Government. being
the East half of the Southwest quarter Of
Section Twenty-four in Township Four South
of Range Two East, in the District OF lands
subject to S lie at Opelousas, Louisiana-con-
tdlUluR Que uuuuTeu anu slAlY acres ana MY.
two hundredths of an acre.
4--A
purchased of the U. S. Government, being
the West half of the East half, and the East
half of the Southwest quarter, Of Section
Twenty-four South of Range Two East, in
the District of Lands subject to sale at Ope-
%lousas, misunderstanding two hundred
and forty acres and seventy-eight hundredths
of an acre,
ga
consisting of a d~welling-house, out houses,
fencing, &c, and of one hundred and sky
arpents of land, more or less, bounded north
by tract of land belonging to the Estate
aforesaid, described next following. east by
Bayou Petite Passe, south by BaptistedLouis
Guillory, and Est by the lot belonging to
said Estate described first, and is the sarie
acquired by said deceased. by purchase, at the
probate sale Of Pierre NJ Guillory, about the
year 1850.
situated in the vicinity of all the above des.
cribed lots, in the Parish of St. Landry, con-
tanning ttoout-superficial arpe nts, bound.
ed north by Alexandra Lazaro, east by Bayou
Petite Passe, south and west by lands of the
Estate, south by land described filthy, and
west by that first described
Terms and Conditions -Onja credit Of one
and TWO yea1s from the day OF sale, purchasers
to furnish their notes payable to the order of
the administrator Of said succession, with sol.
vent securities in solido, bearing eight per
cent per annum interest from respective ma.
turtles until paid; the lands, buildings and
improvements remaining specially mortgaged
by privilege in favor of the Estate, purchasers
! promising and binding themselves not to sell
or otherwise dispose of the property before
payment of said notes.
In conformity with the Constitution and
laws Of the State of Louisiana, the aforesaid
land will be sold in lots of not less than ten
nor more than fifty acres. as will be moe
fully explained on the day of sale.
Possession will be given on the first day Of
December next.
NOLLE PITRE, Administrator.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Estate Of Omezsme Poxpon Pit7e.
VIRTUE Of an order ofthe Honorabl,
- Probate Court in and for the Parish Of
St. Landry, there will be sold at public auc-
ton. to the last and highest bidder, by the
undersigned administrator, or by a duly com
missioned auctioneer, at the last residence of
the deceased, near DeBaillon's Bridge, in this
parish, on TUESDAY the 9Th day of Octo-
Der, 1869, the following described property
belonging to the Estate of Onezime ? Pitre,
deceased. late Of the Parish o5St. Landry, to-
wit
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KING OF CHILLS.

KING OF CHILLS.
Cures all forms of chills and fever.
Cures chills after all else fails.
Cures chills of swanps and bayous
Cures every other and every third day chills.
9". Sold by c. MAYO.
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lust IN TINE Fresh Garden Seads.
w rranted Growth of 1868. From Lsss-
dreth, Philadelphia. At MAYO'S Drug Ssoso.
13-4t
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Carpenter.

'%@s1a Carpenter, 1
THE undersigned has op ned a Shop on
laLandry Street, near the Bridge. 81
a.. WaR. MCKINLEY.
Opelousas, Oct. Is, 1863. K.
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Nothing else equals King of Chills.
King of ChiIls cures old and young.
The planters best friend, King of ChilIs.
A cheap chill remedy, King Of Chils.
Sold by G.. MAYO
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ia in Washington to take counsel from his
friends. on what he regards as the alarming
condition Of Tennessee; a condition, he
says. which is fast precipitating it into the
hands Of the Democrats.
r A New State.
A letter resolved here to-day from Arkan-
sas saws that a movement is on foot there
to cut off two tiers of counties in the west
ern part of the State and join them to the
Choctaw and Cherokee nations for the pur-
pose of forming a new State organization.
The plan is to be submitted to Congress at
the coming session.
Senter and BroWnlOw.
Governor elect Senter, of Tennessee, on
bearing that Gov. Stokes is here to get the
President to remove such ofice-holders as
voted the Conservative ticket in the recent
State q election, denies that he (Senter) had
Come on to induce the President not to heed
Stokes: but he adds: ut will be o great
outrage if any office holder is removed for
anv suca rea~ on" Senter maintains that
the Legislature will ratify the fifteenth
amendment. In abiding to his own politi-
cal views, and those of Brownlow, Re uses
the following language:
"Brownlow is to-day as strong, as ar
dent, and as %unfinching a Republican as
he ever was. In what has he changed?
He is an enthusiastic Grant administration
man, and that is just what I am myself.
Why, Brownlow is the youngest mar Of his
age, if | may be permitted a seeming para
dox, in the United States. He is a true
progressive Republican. Probably you
remember the fact that he intimated, in his
message to the Legislature in 1867, that
the time would come when the franchise
would have to be extendcd-that is, when
it would b. considered safe to trust it into
the hands Of men who had been connect, d
with the rebellion-when, in fact, they had
become loyal. At the late election he
felt that time had come, and he advocated
the extension Of the franchise"
Virginia Affairs.
Gov. Wells, Of Virginia arrived here to-
day, and is loud in his declarations that
the test oath will be exacted from the
Virginia Legislature, and that as a conse-
quence the Radicals will elect two United
States Senators. The Conservatives, how
ever, will resign. A new election will be
held, and they will be able to elect Con-
servatives who can take the test oath. 1t
may be added that, certain prominent Con
servatives feel assured that the President
Gen. Sherman and Gen. Rawlins are op.
posed to Canby's exacting the test oath.
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Assets. $500 900
Paid Widows and Orphans, over 1905 COO
Surplus Dividends, over--...--. G50,0 0
lO,759P Policies issued in'6e, insuring SO, 100 ,49o
Dividends Declared Annually on the Contri-
button Plan.
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To Cotton Planters.
A LII Planters who wish repairs done on
N their Gins, can have immediate attention
from l. Bushnell & Bro, Gin & Millwrights,
Sous of and successors to L. P. Bushnell.
Address US at Washington, la. 80.
L. bushnell g. BRO.
Washington, Aug. 2stb, 1869-tf
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Saturday, September 4, 1869.
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Die M odenwelt for september.

The September number of this beautiful
Fashion Periodical, published at Berlin,
Prussia and imported by s. T. Taylor, No.
391 Canal Street, New York, has been re-
ceived, and we must confess it is one of
the best and most reliable journals on fash
ion for ladies and children in this country !;
in fact, it is worth more to the ladies than
all the other fashion magazines combined.
No lady should be without it. 1t gives
some 1000 illustrations, $50 patterns, 400
diagrams Of embroidery. and IL large col.
ored engravings yearly, and the price is so
cheap that every lady can afford to sub
scribe for it--only So year, or IS cents
for single copies. Can be had of all news
dealers or S. 7. Taylor, Se1 Canal Street,
New York. Mr.. Taylor offers to send
specimen copies for % cents; SO, ladies,
take our advice and send for copy imme-
mediately, and depend upon it you will
never regret it. are s:@a 4.y "gr. ~
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BENGAL BAGGlNG,
IR ON Tile =.

The best bagging in use, weighing "a pounds
to the yard. Cotton will sell from une-half to
a cent per pound more when packed in Bengal
bagging than in any other.
He will purchase cotton at the highest mar
ket price.
II Call and examine his stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
Sept q '69-4m
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Homicide.

Our American citizens of African descent
are becoming exceedingly belligerent of
late. On Sunday the 22nd ult., a terrible
tragedy occurred in our usually quiet village
between two of this class. Jack Hawkins,
an employee on MIR. Isaac Littelps place on
bayou Beuf about eighteen miles from this
place-but whose family resides in town
came home on the morning in question
between midnight and daylight. On enter
ing his house, he found John Graham,
between whom and himself there had
preyiou " been a little unpleasantness."
High words ensued. John left the house,
Jack following him. Scarcely had they
closed the door, when they simultaneously
fred upon each other with large army
Remington six-shooters. John was shot
through the heart, and died instantly; and
Jack was very severely and dangerously
wounded, the ball striking his chin, ran.
ging down the left jaw and penetrating the
shoulder, where it still remains. A coro-
ner's jury of inquest, convoked by Justice
Sittig. returned as their verdict, that the
deceased came to his death by a pistol shot
fired by the accused Jack Hawkins; but
that the accused in killing the deceased
had committed no violation Of the law. An
affidavit having been previously made a.
gainst the accused, and one Charles Brown
for murder, the acting coroner remanded
both Brown and Hawkins to Jail. A pre-
examination was held two days
afterwards, and, both parties discharged. 81
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Policies Issued and Losses Paid In N. O.

OVER $780, 900 OF LOSSES HAVE BEEN
PAIDBYTHE S. W. BRANCH OFFICE.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.

g. w. Branch Office so Camp st., N. o.
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II 81 Use the Best.
PROFESSOR LIEBIG's Hair Reeeners-
H. tor and Curlique is warranted to do as
represented, or no pay. For sale by
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