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MAJOR ID. Du BoIs has removed tho
u,!icr nf the Navigation Company Of Coal
River 10 the new office lately erected at his
rr,,dcncc on the BruoS>' property, now owned
bv John a. Tru>;ow, Esq. On Front Street,
upper end I'll &own.
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ID I IL ID

On Sunday, April IS, 1869, at / he resi-
d"ncc Of his brother. in Elk township mr..
ARCHIBALD &. STANTON. Of In" firm "' j.
q. e. j. NJ. Stanton 4 Co., III the 4id year
% his ngc. -
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Forxp.-Cnclc Billy Hin. [coiorrd.(
who wa. drowned about three weeks nSo at
this place. was found Oh Sunday. ut the
mouth OF Tyler Creek. 1 miles below Charles
ton. Coroner Ritter and jury went down on
Monday to holl m inqucS, over hi, remains.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.
THE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA,


THE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA,
RoASE COUNTY, IS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. CIRCUIT COURT OF
NOINE COUNTY.
laurence Eoggs. Complainant. re-. Maria Eoo0i.
aud others, Defendants.
DY viru" Of an order Of reference made IN tho above
ID cause. shall in my Office In the town Of Spencer,
osne county, the n day Of June. 1860, proceed 70
execute said order OF Reference.
ls To take aud state an account showing all JudE.
m.nn not wholly paid satisfied against the estate OF
William Roggs, deccsted, whether rendered agaInst
the said william Boggs, deceased. or his personal
representative. and II paid IN part how much. and
when phid HlEn, other trnaAs, whether by witt
INK under srnl or not undor seal, or by parcel only
also. showing tho prIortes Of Judgments aiso 10 re.
port the prrInlai property and chnEea IN action be-
inngipg N the estate os William BogS'. deceased.
any also, tue Real estate Of which raid William BogEE
drd srzr or had iitle and whether the rents iIsurI
and profits thereof wilt pay tho indebtedness Of the
dcccdent In the period Of five ycsrs. 49,.
AL persons Interested In the settlement Of the eatAe
Of tho snid william Doggs deeeased, Gro hereby re.
qnircd to be and appear at my ONCE At tho time add
place above mentioned. for the purpossa afor"sad, 10
said decree mrutourd. ...... ..,a - ~
WILLIAM ". MOVES. Commissioner, &c.
AprIl II, 1909. 1twt.
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Fox Delicious SopA WATER and Ice
Cream, 30 to D. Go>horn's Saloon opposite
ST. Albert Hotel. Z.
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lFyon want the best Sewing Mach inc
Tor family use buy the Florence. GcorSc
M;"h"y. IT.. as,r..
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SALE IN BANKRUPTCY

~ the riarictGour, Of the Unlted StIteI for tho
fas,rie, Of West Virginia. made on tho ia day o.
March A. D. laaa In the matter Of william Carter. In
Bankruptcy, shall, On the 18Th Day Of xay a. Sso
F,rr,c nj IN. State Of West Virginia, proceed To SELL
al bubble auction, 10 the highest bidder certain tract
Of land, containing two hundred acres lying on Loup
Creek in sad county Of Fa5eue belonging to tn. estate
ia Seb.du,o n. MED with bis petition. SAid land will
b. sold subject 10 tho lien OF certain Trust Deed exc.
cuted BY said william Carter on the 10th day Of August
1890 10 John A. Dempsey. trustee. to secure cerA
drbs tb,r,iu mentioned which decd II Of record In the
Recorirr's oicc of said county Of faycte, In DEED
Book +. Page 49,: ..r+ II &C.
&. II. Ri.CME,
Itwi. " Arsigire Of William Carter.
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MELANCHOLY

I, one OF the macy disorders Of the nsrvoua 'yrtem.
Arising from low state Of the constitutional health or
.e,.rs pro4.ratIen attsr long continued Sickness and
REQUIRES invisoratuS remedies like Rob'ek' Stomach
p,,,.r, 10 restore the nerves to their natural vitality
a. H. Rogers. agent.
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BRlLI.'s PAIN EHADlCAToR - Is the
.si ruin medicine in The MARKET For sale
everywhere. The trade supplied by
J. II. ROGERS, Druggist.
Churleston, w. Va.
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Wants. &c. x lines or lcss. 20 cts., or thrc" IN
scrsiuns FOR 81. 81 .--.... -
Local SOtiees-lj cents q line.
'MdrriaQc+-GO cents: 70 ministers, - cents.
OCitudrirs-S cents rcr line.
An transient advertisements must lie paid ipf
iJt-ndroncc. Yearly advertisements payable
quarterly, In advance. o.. ,,,
Advertisements Tor lcsS than thrr" months
or IN Jorbid. Will bs charged by til" square
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having u w-ll-assortcd otlcc. We "ro pre-
pared u 10 all descriptions OF
JOB PRINTING,
In tho best sty.c, OH shor, notice and ut re"soh-
obl, ru,,., q. W. ATKiEHOS SEQ
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'':..AdvSrtiying.

s1rhs 3Jouss1A3t 3IF.slfculAtnd throughout tho
$Sptiro KsharES Yat1ey, md !, tho bcst ndver-
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-04-10

We are indebted to our French cor
respondent from Vermilion Parish for de-
tars Of the disasters occassioned by the
last weeks storm. In and arosnd Able
vile, the blow must have been terrific ;
Judging from the recount given; all parts
OF the Parish suffered in the loss of build
ings and fencing destroyed, but most ts-
pecially, that section known as Bayou
Tigre where fourteen residences We're
upset, and four completely destroyed by
the wind. The principal sufferers from
the storm We're Mesrs. Pierre Guilbeau,
Thomas Hebert, Octave Breaux and ST.
monnette Leblanc. Mr.. ?. Guilbeaux's
leg was fractured in the fall of his house.
ln Petit Prairie, near the River Mer-
mento, the most of the residences We're
destroyed, but without any personal in
jury known up to date.-LGfayette 4al-
Uerttscr.
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THE OPEl0USAS JOURNAL.
THE BROOK.
BY ROBERT BUCHANAN.

Oh. sweet and still around the hill
Thy silver waters, Brook, are creeping;
Beneath the hill as sweet and still
Thy weary friend lies sleeping.
A laurel Leaf is in his hair,
His eyes are closed to human seeming,
And surely he has dreams most fair,
If he indeed be dreaming. .
O Brook, he smiled, happy child,
Upon thy banks, and loved thy crying,
And, as time flew. thy murmur grew
A trouble purifying;, as.s2r t@.-F8
Till, last, thy laurel leaf he took,
Dream-eyed and fearful, like a woman.
And turned thy haunting cry, O Brook,
TO speech divine and human.
o Brook! in song full sweet and strong
He sang of thee he loved SO dearly;
Then softly creep around his sleep,
And m,lrmur to him cheerly;
For though he knows nor fret noraear, (him,
Though life no more slips strangely through
Yet he may sleep more sound to hear
His friend so close unto him.
And wien at last the sleepers cast
Their swathes aside, and, wondering, waken,
Let thy friend be full tenderlie
In silver arms uptaken.
Him be it then thy task TO bear
Up to the Footstoo, softly flowing
Smiles on his eyes, and in his hair
Thy leaf of laurel blowing.
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PROSPECTUS.

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tion-on towards goodness and glory-a fin.
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tainmert-a guide to conduct the Youth of
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The literature OF this magazine is intended
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On motion of Mr. Tate; resolved: That
A. O. Prudhommr p. y. Audrcpont. Th">
Bclfour, Jos. Nnh inc. Napoleon Audrcpont,
and Y. Naladc, be hcapp"intc& as commissions
crs to have a public road surveyed in prai.
rie Plai>ancr running from the public road
from Oprlo''>n> t Flat Town, to the woods
ON bayou Crane! Louis. between the lands
of J. N. Thompson and j. +. Terrell, f. l..
Dnp,c. am. +. l,upre. and assess the dam
ages of said road. and report the same at
the next meeting of the Police Jury.
On motion of Mr.. Can't; resolved: That
$l5n be appropriated to have bridge
built across bayou Hickman on the bayou
Bnutf, and that +. Gallagher be appointed
to have the work done.
Gu motion of Mr. Can't; resolved: That
the justice of the peace in each ward. shall
be autho,i>c to select two free holders,
who with himself will act a. apportionerS
Of the hands subject to road duty, and that
they shall apportion the hands in their
respective wards, and give list of the
same to the road Oversecrs, and that the
for the performance of the
said duty, shall be exempt from working
on the public road.
On motion ihe Police Jury adjourned un-
til Monday, the 10Th of April.
i. G. BROOKS. President.
Attest C. MAYO, Clerk.
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EStrav.

VaAkEN up as an Estray by the undersign-
L. ed, on the lst of March, 1869, small
grey creole mare, about years old, toerably
short name, branded very dimly On the night
shoulder and left hip, but brand cannot he
made out The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property and take her away.
JOHN. d. HUDSPETII.
Bayou Drut, March eth, lc69
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Sol. Loeb b.
(Plaisance BuildingD
Main Streef Cne1or1sas

MAN street, Cpe1ousas,
HAS just received full assortment of
LII SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
such as,
BAREGES,
MOZAMBIQUES.
GRENADINES (all silk),
SPRING pOPLlNS,
JACONETS,
and MUSLINS,
Which he will sell at great bargains.
He has also received, and will continue to
receive by every boat, new and fresh supplies
of Domestic Goods. He will sell the best of
Calico Brands at Is cents per yard,
Brown Cottons at Is and II cts. per yard,
Bleached Cottons at Is, II IL 20 cts. per yard,
- Cash buyers will do well to give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
April I'd, 1869. l4-2t.
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The Opelousas Railroad Suit.

Tn the United States Circuit Court,
Judge Durel presiding !, Chas. Morgan,
Esq. has fled a petition. through his
counsel, Hon. Miles Taylor, of which the
following is a brief synopsis:
The petitioner represents that he is
the legal holder and owner of $40 bonds
issued by the New Orleans, Opelousas
and Great w estern Railroad Company,
and also 1928 interest coupons, of $40
each, attached to said bonds; also of4296
coupons. of interest detached, of$4O each.
That by act before S. Magner, notary
public, on 1st ofApril. 1859, these bonds
constituted first mortgage lien or privi
lege on the road and effects. and was re-
corded in this parish and city on the 9Th
of April, 1859. That said New Orleans,
Opelousas and Great Western Railroad
has failed and neglected to pay said 1921
coupons Of interest as they respectively
fell due, and are still unpaid. That the
said company is indebted to petitioner in
the sum of $316,s4O. :...
That the sixteenth annual report of
President and Directors Of said company
to stock holders of date 25th June, 1869
represented that there are 14,464 past
due interest coupons of $40 each on first
mortgage bonds, amounting to $606,600,
which are now outstanding and unpaid.
That said act Of mortgage aforesaid
imported confession Of Judgment. That
petitioner, is informed and believes that
said coupons Of ofinterest, in law, bear in
terest from and after they respectively
matured and become payable, and that
he now expressly reserves his right to
claim interest on same respectively in an
other suit. and prays for executory pro-
cess, etc., and for general relief. -
Upon the above petition Judge Durrell
Issued the following order: q4 i /
.rr' 1t is ordered that executory process is
sue in this case, as prayed for in the
within petition, and that the said New
Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western
Railroad Company be notified for three
daystopay petitioner the sum of $S16,540,
and the cost Of this proceeding, and that
in default of said payment, the said mort
gagged property described in the petition
may be seized and sold according to law,
for the whole of the debt, the payment
of which is secured by the said mortgage
described and,set forth inssaidi petition;
the price of said sale payable as follows,
viz. The sum of1$6O6, 900 and the costs
Of this proceeding in cash, and the re-
mainder payable on the first day Of April.
1869, with interest thereon at the rate of
8 per cent, per annum, payable semi-an-
nually, on the first day Of April and the
first day Of October Of each year.
@ssg s..; - ---' - -----a. ..fza. ~
Thomas FL. Jones, charged with the
......a -. nE q n LENEa.Alx. An tho Qra
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Thomas e. Jones, charged with the
murder Of B. F. Murphy, on the srd
Jan. 1861, was tried and acquitted at the
March Term of the Bienville District
Court. Mr.. Jones ia Radical. He
was tried by white jury, the negroes
summoned being excused by consent Of
counsel on both sides. The Radical
press will make note Of this.-EBossier
Banner. " ..:
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Remaining in the Post Office at OFelonsas
April lst, 1869, which, if not taken ont by
May lst, will be sent to the Dead Letter
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The Portland daily press., 1869-04-06

in of conviction he shall correct and certify such
evidence to be true copy of all the evidence in the
case And in case of sentence of death awarded upon
such conviction shall be the duty of the clerk forth
with to transmit to the governor true and atested
copy ofsuch evidences and in all of sentence of
death, the clerk shall forthwith transmit to the gov
ernor a copy of the whole record.
Scot. g. Upon receiving such record and evidence
1t shall be the duty of the governor and council
fully to review the whole case and unless they think
proper to pardon the convict, or commute his sem
tence, the governor SHALL upon the expiration of
year after the day of the sentence except in
view, issue his warrant provided in sections
and eight of chapter hundred and thirty-fv of
the revised statutes as herein amended. f4f
SECT. 8. When petition is presented for review
and granted the judge granting the same shall forth
with notify the governor OF the fact and that there
is for further inquiry, and the governor shall
stay execution until such inquiry has been made upon
new trial. Inc of conviction for capital offence
upon new trial. the like proceedings on the part of
the court, the clerk, and the governor and council
shall be had as hereinbefore provided in case of
conviction upon original process: s.s.ets. u
SECT. A. Section seven of said chapter is hereby
amendedso as to read as follows: b NJ l.r
SECT. Z. When any person is convicted OF crime
punishable with death, and sentenced therefor, he
shall at the time be sentenced to solitary con-
hnement in the state prison till such punishment is
nicted but he shall be executed until the whole
record of such proceedings is certified by the
clerk of said court under the seal thereof to the
preme executive authority of the state and warrant
issued by said executive authority under the great
seal OF the state, directed to the sheriff of his
deputies of the county wherein the state prison is sit
gated, commanding him to carry said sentence of
death into execution. -er'e.. a'5a ~ ~.
81, 81 [Approved March II, 1861
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-06

Tunk river in Steuben Pleasant river in Washing
ton county; East Machias river and Cobscook or
Orange river in Whiting; that portion of the Penob
scot river and its tributaries below Orphans island;
also the Kennebec river below Lees island. r n
SECT. 81. The following named waters with their
tributaries subecto this act only far relates
to the construction of ishways namely Harraseekit
and Little rivers in FreepOrt; the stream from Grays
pond in Sedgwick and Brooksyille; Dennys river and
Pinmaquan river, l-.s.s 7a s1g -.5icI
SECT 80 No provisions of this act shall interfere
with any rights and privileges granted to persons en-
gagged in the cultivation of fish. q. IA u
SECT. 33. The following acts, parts of acts and
resolves are hereby repealed, namely: all acts and
parts of acts relating to the fisheries for salmon
shad alewives and bass in the Presumpscot, KEN
nebec, AndroscOggin, Georges, Penobscot and st.
Creix rivers and their tributaries except an act en-
cries in the town OF Warren passed March SIXTH
eighteen hundred and two, and an act amendatory
thereto, approved February twenty-four, eighteen
hundred and sixty-eght, which shall remain in full
force far their provisions are not inconsistent
with the provisions of this act. There are further
tions inclusive of chapter forty of the revised stat
utes; can act to regulate certain fsheries approved
February twentysixth, eighteen hundred sixty eight;
an act giving certain powers to the commissioners
of fisheries, approved February twentynine, eight
cen hundred sixty-eight; 'resolve relative to the
of Maine" approved January twenty-eight, eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven; resolve to continue in
force and amendatory of chapter seventy-eight of
the resolves of eighteen hundred and sixtyseven, in
relation to the restoration of fish to the rivers
and inland waters of Maine' approved March sixth,
parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this
act. ,tt fe
[Approved March 3D. 1861
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Chapter "a.

AN ACT establishing County Teachers Institutes.
SECT, l. 1t shall be the duty of the state superin-
tendent Of common schools the written REQUEST az
twenty-five teachers In any county, to hold therein
annually teachers institute, to continue at least
ten days SUNDAYS excepted to give due notice there
of to all teachers and persons proposing to become
such, and invite their attendance The state super-
intendent, or some person designated by him. shah
ploy suitable instructors and lecturers to give in
structon and addresses, with the view to aid teach
ers in qualifying themselves for successful dis
charge of their duties. An examination of teachers
shall be held the closing day days of the session,
and certificates of scholarships and qualifications
shall be granted by the examining committee of such
superintendent. = fflir Iai e - "a
SECT. g. To defray the expenses ofthese institutes
the sum OF four thousand dollars shall be annually
appropriated, to be expended by the state superin
tendent, who shah render account thereof to the
governor and council, to be examined and audited
by them - -
SECT. 3. This act shall take effect when approved
sn [Approved March 13, 1851