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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-13

The following quaint epitaph is copied
verbatim from a headstone 10 grave
yard near Philadelphia
In memory of
HENRY WANG,
Son of his Father aud Mother.
JoES AND MARIA WANG,
Died Dec. IA, 1879.
Aged y hour:
The first deposit in this yard.
a short lived joy
Was our little boy;
He has gone on high,
So don't cry.
Sensible Answer.
A theological student, supposed 10 be
deficient in Judgment, in the course Of a
class examination, was asked by a pre-
fessor: PRAY. Mr.. E., how would you
discover a fool2" by the questions be
would ask" said Mr.. E.
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TO La BELLE FLOaENrINE.

There's beauty that fingers around us at eve.
When the sun in his splendor is taking his
leave;
Ere twilight's dim shadows fall gentle and
light.
And the stars hang aloft-a bright fringe on
the night"
There's beauty that CLEANS. in the radiant
beams.
OF maiden's soft oye. as she playfully seems
To sport with love that It's pleasant to trace
In the sadd' ming shades as they fall on her
face.
But thine is beauty so brilliantly blowing.
That it melts in the heart like music deep
flowing,
And softens the soul. which 1t encrcles the
while.
Like the suns genial rays on frost-powdered
isle.
'Tis not the brow by nature curved SO neatly.
Or the smile round the lip which trembles so
sweetly;
Nor the rose on the cheek that viss with the
Where the Esprit of Fragrance oft fingers
to sip,
Aiho tno hoIuius JVuuB Aopnyi v SI NJ" Aots
slow creeping,
To steal from the petals the sweetness there
sleeping;
Nor is it alone the graces ESQ charmingl,
Which fit round thy form in lightness, alarm
ing
6entinels watching at the hearts dewy portals,
With garlands of Peace and Happiness strung,
Te hasish the troubles OF peer srr;ns nscrtslss.
And chasm the chords Life's follies have
wrung.
IT'S the cue, so soft on the senses comes
stealing.
That startles the guards on the outposts of
feeling;
IT'S these that now pensive, now sportively
dance.
Oike bright Peri stealing at Heaven glance),
Which reflect from their depths, by shadows
made tender.
The clustering gems Of ofheart-throbso of splendoT.
As the moon in her mellow and silvery light,
Reflects the suns beams on the stiffness Of
night.
Oh thine is a beauty ever in motion,
(Which wins from the heart its purest devotion)
Adding dew to the lip, and down to the rose,
That blooms on the cheek in its quiet repose-
A mystical charm of beauty so bright.
That it conquers the heart when it bursts on
the sight.
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ASSETS lat Market vaIue).
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPrRoLLER's 0FFIoE.

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPrRoLLER's 0FFIcE.
NASHVILLE. January ]. 1881
1. G. W. Blackburn, Comptroller of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the RTNA
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Hart
ford. in the State of Connecticut, has produced
to me satisfactory evidence that said Company
have complied with all the requirements of the
laws of the State of Tennessee imposed on in
surance companies, and further certify that
Henry A. Littleton. Agent of said Company,
has also complied with the requirements of the
laws of the State, made and provided in such
cases:
Wherefore. said ETNA INSURANCE CON-
PANY has authority to take risks and trans
act the business Of insurance in this State, at
Memphis, Tenn.
@. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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The Turkish Admiral, Hobart Psshs,
distinguished himself during our late
war as blockade runner. Twelve times
be is said to have broken the blockade of
Charleston, each time under circum-
stances of great danger, and in conse-
quence of this be published his reminis-
cences under the title Of Never
Caught" When the Turks, few weeks
ago, sent him to Crete in order to destroy
the Enosis, the Russian Minister, General
Ignstief, made energetic efforts to retain
him at Conslantinople. Political argu-
ments being unavailing, an action for
debt was at last brought against him, in
the hope that he would be imprisoned,
or, at all events, detained. But this de-
vice, too, was frustrated, and be got away
safely. Arriving on board bis ship, his
first act was to forward to the Russian
Ambassador, together with polite mes
sage, his little work entitled Never
Caught"
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re- The attention of the reader is ct

~ The attention of the reader is call
ed to the card Of L. II. Garduer b Co.
Dry Goods merchants. holding forth at
Nos 81, % & 95 Common Street, New
Orleans. 1t was my lot a short time ago
to visit the city for the purposes Of pur-
chasing dry goods; | was introduced by
a we'll known friend to the owners and
clerks of this new commercial firm !; their
frank and gent!emanly bearing will win
custom from any one behind the counter
l found my esteemed friends Marion and
Tertrou; who does not know and appre-
ciate them? l found them as usual ready
and polite. dealing Of such superior quail
ty and at such low rates. that was really
amazed. Their goods cannot be surpassed
20 quality nor in moderate prices. L. 81
any ways in tne ,--.-nn. be excelIed in
Merchants give them call and got. ii .s+.
out that | am telling the truth.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Succession of Scve,;n Hebert, deceased
DY virtue Of an order from the Hon
- Parish Court in and for the parish Of
Lafayette and State aforesaid. there will
be off red at pnhiic sale, on
T@esaay tie 23rd day of february 1869.
TO The last and highest bidder, on the
Plantation Of the deceased, the following
property, to-wit:
One tract of land in the Parish
Of Lafayette. being the w ! of $. J of S.
E. Section SO Township, S. K. E..
containing SO 7oloo acres.
Another tract Of land 6 by 20.
bounded by lands of Gideon Richard
Neuvi'e Broussard and Zenon Broussard
Dwelling House-Kitchen-
Cotton house--Corn crib--Fenciny-Wo.k
Oxen-Cows and 'calves-Horses and
Mares-Hogs Ok cart and horse cart
Pioughs and Harrows-Tools - Household
Furniture and kitchen u,ensils-Corn-
Cotton in the seed One Gun-One rife.
Terms & Conditions All
sums Of five dollars and under CASH on
the spot. All sums over that amount on
a credit of one, two and three years from
the day Of sale. Purchasers furnishing
their notes with two or more good and
solvent securities IN solido, to the satisfac-
ton Of the parties interested, notes to bear
eight Per cent interest per annum from
maturity until paid, and to be payable to
the order and at the domc;l ofthe admin
lstrator. Property susceptible Of mortgage
specially hypo,hecated with
vendors privilege in favor of said success
ion until the purchase price and interest
if any. shall have been p~id. No pur-
chaser of movable property shall have
The right to dispose Of the same until paid
'or otherwise the whole amount of the
purchase price viii! become due imme.
iateIy. A. MONNlER.
Jas. -. 80. Uerk.
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esteem and tl,,it gratitude as do his broth
er officers. the brave, :he generous and
,nagnanimous Hancock and Rousseau
Soldiers in The sama army, battling fnr the
same cause, opposed by the saiae people.
ye. how different he warfare, how different
the spirit We who have f.'t he f,ro-
cjou. cruelty Of the one anl tie lsintnsss
If the Others. know how to appreciate sad
Day homage ts true moral greatness With
Butter and Sheridan our people viii class
Gen sherman. But. with true Christian
spitit. W. say let dead past bury it- dead"
-DuLictin.
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~The following advice was sent BY

~T The following advice was sen. BY
a Godfather to his Godson:
WORDS FOR BoYs TO RKMExBER.-
Liberty is the right to do whatever you
wish. without interfering with the rights
Of others.
Save your money aud you will find it
one Of the most useful friends.
Never give trouble to your father or
mother.
Take care Of your pennies and they will
grow to dollars.
Intemperance is the cause Of nearly all
the trouble in this world; beware Of strong
drink.
The poorest boy, If industrious, honest,
and saving, may reach the highest honor
in the land.
N-ver be cruel TO dumb animals; re-
member it has no power to trtl how mnch
il suffers.
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Al! the St. Landry aud Bayou Boauf T'as'",
ty the building Of a branch fiom Wash
ington to Vcrmilionvilc at the expense o.
the ciizcns OF that Parish the trade Of
that section Of county is immense, asi is
growing every lay and otherwise wontd
be thrown into market bv he Courtabeau
and other water courses. The travelling
on that line would be great ana pay flrh
Iy. The people Of St. Landr' are deter
mined to huitl the ab I'VE branch if the
road passes to Vcrmil ionv!'e.
The roal is already graded 70 or
Town. What DO the new contractors need
right Of way that they can have. Do
they want location for dcpots' That they
can have. We follow the spirit of enter
prise ard progress and are wiling to dc
anything in our power to benefit the coun
try and our own native Town; the spirit
shown by St. Landry. will be responle"
to by Lafayette. We do vouch for that
The road we must and will have here, such
is our interest, the interests of the contrac
tors and Of the whole country.
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~Stran9e fell the fumor on our ca

HStrange fell the fumor on our ears
last evening that the new projected road
from Brashear to Texas, was to leave the
Town Of Vermilionville to the right and
running by the salt works, follow an all
line to Texas. The rumor though credited
by many is not believed by US. The build
ing Of the Road to Texas from Brashear
has become . fixed and uncomfortable
fact, and the only question to be discussed
is, shall it run to Vermilionvil!e or below
BY the Telegraph line. We cannot in any
way understand the reasons why any pre-.
ference should be given to the lower route
Or air line. The upper line offers all the
advantages and certainly is the cheapest
though perhaps the longest route. In fol-
lowing the upper line the new company,
will find the Road already graded as far
% Vermilionville. nay as far as OpeIousas
but Of that part Of the now graded road
between vermiIionville and Opelousas, we
shall say nothing for the present as the
contractors have no use for the same now.
One thing we will hold up to the consider
alton Of the new contractors is, that the
adoption Of the upper or vermilionvi|le
route, possesses advantages which cannot
b had on the lower or air line and which
can in no manner be compensated by diff
ference Of distance the vermiionvills
route, i graded from Iberia to Vemiliou-
vile, nay to OpeIousas, runs through
section Of country dsusely populated and
highly growing and productive, and is now
high and dry and easy to lay on. and tina.
would pay we'll as the road progressed
and witbal were the lower line shorter
than the upper, We would venture to say
that the lower line runs through a low
marshy country, less thickly populated.
lsss growing. and full Of difficulties. which
upon mature consideration will certainly
lead Aessrs. Prics 4 Chouteau to the
adoption Of the upper route. In connec.
ZION with our shove remarks We would
mention the spirited suggestion Of "Inda-
mara" in the last Ope.ousas "Jexynal"
which holds ont the great inducement Of
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Sa:,ion nf Ian. % 1864.

Session Of Jan. 90 1869.
Pursuant to adjournment the City
Council met on this Goth day Of January
1869.
Present: r Duga', President; 3. A
Sales. II. Landry and e. c. SALES. Alb
sent: T. PeIlerin.
On motion it was resolved. that persons
residing within the limits If the Corpora.
ton and having hedy"s growing near the
street, so as to obstruct the sidewalk in
any way. are hereby notified to :tim the
said hedges. within the ten days mex,
following ;;'e publication of this resou
ton; otherwise the same will be trimmed
at their expense.
On motion it was resolved, that all
persons are hereby notified Al! forbidden
eot 20 ob-tfuct The side walks in ANY
manner, under penalty Of a file not les
than five dollars; to BE- recovered before
any couit OF eompetant lurls lictlon.
On motion tie Council adj 'urued.
WIN. B. BAILEY, X. DvGAT,
Secretary. President.
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Gen. W. Z. Sherman.

We understand that this distinguished
Federal soldier arrived in our city last
night. He is travelling for the benefit oi
his health and is expected to remain here
for some time. We are no admirers OF
Gen. Sherman. We concede to him all
the talents Of a successful soldier and con-
slider him the only military genius develop
sd on the Federal side during the last war.
But at same time that his military attain
ments and literary abilities command our
respect, there is an inde'ihle stain spon
his career that will ever cause his name
to be remembered BY Southern men as
one connected with the most diabolical
acts Of cruelty and oppression that peo
pie ever endured.
His "march to the sea- will 90 down 10
history As one celebrated for its grandeur
OF conception, bo'dnsss Of execution. but
barbarous in design and terrible in its
effects. In vandalism and wontonness il
is without parallel in the annals of his
tory. The :ears and supp!ications of lone
and defence.ess woman appealed 70 Gen.
Sherman in vain. The suffering and vail
ing Of young children fleeing from the
flames that enveloped the dwellings Of
their absent soldier fathers found no sym
patty in the heart Of this officer. By his
orders the fairest portion Of our country
Was given over to the soldiers for fire and
destruction, rapine and pIunder. On all
ides his march gave evidence of its blight
ng and inhaman character, and every
living being along its line has deeply in
cribed upon his memory ths name Of Gen.
". T. Shermsn. He will live in the
memory Of all the Southern people, but
y wilt never share their honor, their;
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PUBLIC SALE.

! SUCCESSION or Michel N.llsu Richard.
! deceased.
DY virtue of ~ order cmanaiina fro,u
D:the Hon. Cour, of the Parish Of L.
tayette, the pnblic are hereby informed
that there will be sold at public sale, to
the highest and last bidder. by a duly
commissioned officer. a: the last residence
Of said deceased. in this Parish. on
SATURDAY the 1914 aoy Of Fttruary 1869.
the following property belonging. to the
above named succession, to-wit:
One tract of wood land in
this parish on the East side Of Bayou v-r
million, one half of an arpent from, BY the
depth Of forty more or less being the same
purchased by deceased Of Emi,ien Vincent
as per act No. lo42.
One kitchcn-One corn crib
Horse cart-Wsggon and harness-Cora
-Co.ton house -Grist mill-Paatrv-
P|anks - Potato house - Hen house -
Piough Harness .Troug ghs-Pickets-
1869 pannels fencing Buggy and harness
Cows and calves Hogs--Sugar cane
for seed-Horses, mares and mules-House-
hold furniture and kitchen utensils-Pisur
and posts s-~suud,Fts DC, s.
Terms and Condition An
sums of ten dollars and unaer CASH,
All sums 4Fer that amount IN 4 credit q
One Tive aud Three years rom lie ...y Of
sale, purchasers furnishing their notes with
two solvent securities in solido to the sat-
isfaction Of the administratrix and parties
interested, conditioned be bear interest At
the rate of eight per cent from maturity till
paid-The property susceptible Of mort.
gage. remaining specially mortgaged in
Favor Of said succession until purchase prica
and interest. If any, shall have been paid.
No purchaser Of movable property shall
have the right Of dispose of the same until
paid for. otherwise the whole amount Of
he purchase price will become due and
PAYABLE. A. AONNIER.
Jan. 7th go. Clerk.
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During the recent debate in
the Victoria Legislature a rather
good thing was said by one of the
members. An unfortunate loyal
Liberal, whose education had
been sadly neglected, was read
ing out document to the House,
and vainly endeavoring to deci-
pher an obscure letter. Turning
to his friends. he anxiously asked:
"Is that a hem or a hen 2" 90"
replied his friend, "call it a hen,
and move that it lay on the table"
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EELast Tuesday was festive day to
all, the old had grown young, and the
Young were merry over the coming traves-
ties, rapidly succeeding each other. The
day was merry and night was made still
more so. The Court House was brightly
illuminated at an early hour Of evening ::
soon CLEMENTS Band poured forth its
thrilling notes. the invited guests many
aud fair, crowded the hall and in few
moments, all was in a giddy maze and
whirl of pleasure and gaiety. All went off
quietly and in the most satisfactory man
nsr: Chivalric manhood thus was met with
as bright smiles as ever graced womans
lips or rewarded "p'eux chevalier" and
many lovers wooing soul seemed to bask
in the sunshine Of beauty's eye. We were
sorry tha. the bad weather kept our St.
Landry friends from being with rs. St
Martins threw in her bright stars into the
constellation Of that night, and bright they
were, those stars; who will not long re.
--hA- that blonde and those brunes Of
was gay ana We nst1Ave 'gxes sausrac;>'.
to all and 80 did old and young
the eight fantastic toe" until O'clocl
r. NJ, owing to the disordered state of al
watches present. Well Mardi Gras ant
Ash Wednesday comes but once year
What's the difference. The only thing
We regret is that Mardi gras does not oc
cur little oftener.
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50, Cherries G'Oggc<yo.
GRAND COTEAU. L.,

TAHHE college Of Spring Hi. near Mo-
L bila, Alabama. which wa unlrr the
direction of the R-v Fathers Of tne Society
Of J~Su<. has been A..stroy.a hv Gre. Th.
Parents and Guardian. ofthe Stulen,s, are
Respectfully Informed that the Directors
and Professors Of said College. are trans
ftrred to 81. Charles. Grand Cotpau. whore
they are rralv TO receive the students an
trusted 20 them and to resume the course
nf studies.
Feb 18Th 1869.
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PUBLIC SALE

Succession Of Phaionjse Bourq. deceaqs |
Df virtue OF an order from the Hon
l) Parish Court in aud for tn. parish
OF Lafayette, aud Sts'a Of Louisiana, there
viii hs ffar4d at public sale. on
Fednesdoy 3ra. day of Nurch%es9.
to the last and highest bidder tha f.low.
ing prop rty belonging to the above
named Succession, to-wit:
One certain tract Of land stu
aid in this Parish. IN the Est 4ile Of
the Ba,on Esrnilion. continuing Eiyht
acres, bounded North by LAID of widow
Michel Trahan, South BY land Of AaelaIle
Hehert. wife of Hvpolits Stvoe, East BY
land Of Urs'n J. Rronssard and west by
md of Val~;n Vincent.
Terms 4 Conditions
Al sums under Twenty dollars PAYABLE
Cash on The day Of sale, and all sum, OF
Twenty dollars and over on a credit of
one. two and three years from dav Of sale
Purchasers t. furnish their notes with
two good and solvent securities in soltlo
to the satisfaction Of TIE administrator.
pavab'" to his order, at the office of NJ. f.
Girard, Es9r.. conditional to bear eioht
Pr cent Interest per annum from maturity
til paid. The property susceptible to
mortgage 'enaIe'ng specially hyp,the-
Gated IN favor of said succ .ssion until th.
purchase price and interest if any shall
have been paid. No purchaser Of movea-
bic property shall have the right to dis
pose Of the same until paid for, otherwise
he full amount will become Immediately
lue and demandabla.
A. MONNlER, Clerk.
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COE3NS'Zkkel"Sxb5D.

THE undersigned, have since the lst
l. October 1869, formed Copartner-
ship. under the name and style of NJ.
LABUsouIERE & Co.. for the purpose OF
carving on General Commission Busi-
ness in the city of New Orleans: Office
and Warehouses, II st. Philip Street.
New Orleans, near this Opelousas r. Il.
Depot. NJ LABUSQUIERE,
II. F. SPRINGER,
LOUIS DUPLEX.
ror. IA, 'ep.-l 70.
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'itv Council Of Nermil;onyi''le le
Session Of January 10Th 1869.


Members present: Il. Dugat, President,
B. A s,a'es. Henry Landry, G. G. Sales
Absent: FL. Pelefn.
On motion it was resolved that the
Collector proceed Immediately to the col
lection Of AL taxes due the Corporation for
Tie yra's 1866, 1867 and 1863, and also
all Licenses due for 1868 and 1869
On motion Of B A. Sales. it WAS re
solved that a committee Of three be and
are hereby appointed 20 examine the
streets Of TIE town for the purpose Of
draining the same and report at the newt
meeting Of the Council. The president
appointed M-ssrs G {. Sales, Il. Landry
auh F. Ma:; u on sail con- l'ttre.
Oa motion the Council adj urne! u
" -dnasd " the 2oth inst. at 3 p. II.
" b BAILEY. L. DrGAr.
Secretary. President.
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G9t "4obtrtistr*" ="
OFFICIAL JOURNAL ofhe Parish
Of Lafayette and Town Of Vermilionr1le
Published EUeyy Saturday.
VIM. B. BAILEY, PROPRIETOR
VcrmIionp,i7e, La, Feb. 18Th 80.

.NOtice.-All those who owe the Ad
vertise., for Subscription, Advertisements
or in any other way are notified TO come
and settle Immediately if they wish to
syoid costs.
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FOR SALE.-An engine with
boilers double aue together with
a Saw Mill, engine being twenty
horse power.
Apply to, j. P. DRAKE.
Jan. 9th 80,
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~ The farm affords greater field for
study and reflection than almost any
other department in mans duties Of
life.
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Sheriff 5 Sale.

ST1TE or IISI1NI,
R'S''""ni p's''' '".'Ire Court
F'oi Comeau, Parish Of Lafayette.
DY virtue ora writ Of Fl. Fa. issued
NJ in the above entitled suit by the
Justice Conrt 3ri ward in an' f,r :he Par
i~h Of Lsftvc'le. and Stat" afore~aih and
to me directed, will be exposed to public
sat- a. the Cont II ,rse of aid Parish on,
SatHr3ay the Gh Of KnrcA 1869,
hn'w-e II" hours If II \. M and F. NJ,
FOR CASH AL the tight, title, interest
AMI demal.l of EIoi Cnrnaau. the defendant
in ana to the following pr ,pc'ty seiz d to
satisfy said writ t. wit
One hundred 100) barrels of
corn at the residence Of said de-
fendant. One brown horse mule.
Shrritf's Office Vermili"nvll-. La, F.b.
l35h 1869 ALEX AMBER MAUX
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STATE OFLOUI.SIANA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
Parish Court.

Put2SH CONrt.
N7HEREAS Pbiog4ac Landry of the Parish
w Lafayette. and Administrator Of the Sue
c"ssions OF Marie T. Landry has filed in this
Colr: Final TableaU. Of said SlsecsS..a s:.ti;;
a p.tition praying that the sam ne "''er',79i
according to law aad then oaiy ho'n'''t,''ed, e.
ha. h1.n GRANTED by an ordct os said Court, dated
Nov i.'aretore notice is i.--obv rive, to al!
!, rsons Interested to file their opPoss,or,. --.d
s'l"w cause. If any thy have, il said Court
"!jhir ID days from the publication Of his notice
Why the Aforesaid Final Tahleau should not
be approved and homologated.
Given under 'ry official Signature in said Court
il TIE town OF Vcrmlioayi.le, this 5th day o!
February 1863.
A. M0SN;i.R. CLERK.