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A recent, case occurred where a farmer, to
save expense, omitted to take his local
Paper for q year. He went. TO market on
Monday with a load of 80 bushels Of wheat,
and sold it to the first one who offered him
IL. more lperbushel than he got the week
before. With part of the money he bought
apiece of 40 yards Of muslin at II cents
per yard. At night he met a neighbor who
had sold bis wheat of the same quality. at
10 cents a bushel higher, and bought the
same kind of muslin for Is cents. His
local Paper Of Saturday had told him of an
advance of 10 cents on wheat, and who
paid~it ard he stuck for that price and
got it. The same paper contained an
advertisement of d dealer who sold the
cotton goods at u cents, and he bought
them there He made, or saved, 1881 on
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save time and expense at school; and they
know what is going on in the world, have
something to think Of while at work, and
their heads are not SO much the devils
workshop, for he 'Ffnds some mischief still
for idle hands" and brains. --There is
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wheat, had alsoafnore bushels per acre to
sell, with the same cost Of GUTHRIE
couple Of hints he got from the aAmeriica6un
Agrscutturist, which described the mode
Of culture and kind Of seed used by another
farmner, were adopted by him, and the
result was 4 bushels per acre more on; So
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Such results are very common, and it could
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the result Of ali this is furnished to. sub
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IN THURSDAY night the 9th inst, a
~ person calling himself Mediation left
at my residence in Washington, certain
stock, viz a large sized c. cole IN lie, sorel
color, freshly reached o small iron gray
pony a.; a large creole paint colored horse,
red and white, and five creole mares. The
circumstances under which Mediation left
my house, induce me to believe the afore-
said described animals to be stolen property.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take them
away r h. NATHAN CARRIERE. ,
Dec II 1S6g- 4
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Vente PubIique.
Succession d'0TAtt Freres.

DHCcBsSEVV u1I E7t7es. "
I'm VERTU dun ordre de la Cour de Par
IL oisse. il sera vend sur les iieux, par lie
soussigne ou par IN encanteur public. lie
JEUDI, Is Decemhre, 1869, les propri6tts
ci-apres decrites appartenant a la succession
d'Offutt Freres, a SAVIOR: &C.,. ...5. a.
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE, avec les
authorizations, faisant face au Bayou Courta-
bieau, contenant 800 acres. plus on moins,
borne en- haut gu a louest par la corporation
de la vile de Washington, a Fest par des ter
res vendusa Wolf ct Garvin, ct au sud par lie
Bayou Carron-g -...asi.. liz -. -A g-r..
Conditions-Comptant, l'acquereur prenant
sur lui la hypotheque ct responsibilities a la
Banque 'des Citoyens. .'.-.-
.s~-'+ II .-..' 49,. VIM. OFFUTT,
13,nov. 4L.t 90, .. Liquidateur.
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g,.H. Gardner g. Co.

We cannot better serve the interests of
our readers, than by commencing to their
confidence the Wholesale Dry Goods House
Of I. Fl. Gardner & Co., Of New Orleans.
Their three new stores 1o5 & 1O7 Gravier
street, and SO COMMON street, are filled
With choice selections of Dry Goods and
Notions in all departments, and the terms
and prices are such as must eventually
secure to them the largest business of their
line, in the city ofNew' Orleans.
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CoUR DE PARoIssE. ST. LANDRY-No. 302e
.fu IF Succession de George Uzrick.
zOU1s A. TOUGHER, executor tesla
- mentaire de la succession de George III
rick decide, ayant e%nregistre .un tableau de
distribution des fonds de Ia dite succession,
a~ccoupagne dune petition demandant Tho
mologation d'icelui; .>....a "a. l..-as.
Fl attendu, gull, a etc fait droit a la de-
mande de Ia dite petition, par un ordre de. la
Com. en- date du Is novembre 1869, H. '"'ti
En7 consequence, avis est PAT lie present
donne aux interests dams cette succession
d'avoir d faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont.
ecrit a mons bureau dams la vile des OPP.
dams les trent jj0urs qui suivrnnt la
date du present avis, pourquoi l@dit tableau
ne serait pas appronve It homologue. ,1.tEl
~. Do..gua JOS, D. RICHARD, Grefier.
20 noFcTT1Fc fsGn
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Estate 0fRemianalsa I.exuis.

Parish Court. Parish 81. Laadry-No! 1914
DAVID L. TODD.of the Parish oe s,
~ Landry, having applied by his petition
to be appointed administrator Of the Estate
Of BENJAMIN Lewis deceased, late Of said
parish; LNst
Therefore, any person infsnding to make
Opposition to said appointment, Will file the
.saule IN writing, in MY offict.o inlthe tesai of
sn~peIousas. within ten, days fsopa thu prtsent
noise, ), JOS. y. RICHARD, E-lelk.
aUtrctnihsr IT. 1859 = *".-t'@'
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.uvccessiOm de adOlphc Arnasad

Cour de Paroisse, St. Landry.-No 3345
nLIVE CARRIERE, de la Parolsse ie
~ St. Landry. ayant presentee une petl-
ton. a l'effet d'etre NOMINEE adm'nlstratf'ce
do r. succession de son dGtnrt mari,
Ado,nbe Ayuaud, reinforcement de la dite
paroisse: 80
En- CONSEQUENCE avis est par lie present
donne aux interesses' hans cette succession
FAVOR 4 deduife par .ecrit a mon BUREAU
dams les dix jour 1',i ]snivr"nt Ii 1't' dn pr''
sent avis hes ~raisons, 81 anrunn lis ont l''uf
irsouclIes II ne s'tait pas .Ait dloita Ia de-
matdc tdu' pttiti"nrhaire.
JOS. u: RICHARD, Crctler
1I9ecembre 1859.
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state OF Louisiana.

Estate Of Jmes. Z. anderson.
CUSAN G. KAVANAGH. Dative Tutrix,
y and NJ. D. kavanagh Co-Tutol, having
filed a final tableau OF the classification of debts
and distribution Of funds of said Estate. accom-
panied by theIi petition praying for the ho-
mologation Of the same;
And whereas the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing
date of December 10 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
h~omoiogated and confirmed.
JOS. d. RICHARD. Clerk
Dee. II 1869,
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PUBLIC SALE.

~
DY virtue of an order Of the Probate
- Court Of the Parish St.Landry, there
will be. sold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator or by a public auctioncer, at
the store of J. L. Morris in Big Cane, in
said parish, on WEDNERDAY, January
-, 1870, the following described property
belonging to the estate of Hugh L. Nelson,
deceased, late of said parish, to-wit:
/. a TRACT OF LAND, containing 42O
acres, situated on Dry Bayou in the parish
Of St. landry, and bounded on the south
by lands of Gilbert Burleigh, west by
Ernest Alorrow, east by public lands, and
2. ANOTHER TRACTOFLAND, known
as the Cas~on plantation, together with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, stu
atcd in Bayou Rouge prairie, containing
1900 arpents, moSc or less, bounded north
by lands of Il. NJ. Morrow and others, south
by lands of Roberts and others, cast by
w. V. Gobcr ct ais, and west by public
lands, with the exception of los Nos. 20,
q, 90, %, 81, % and 2G, containing oil
acres, more or less.
Terms and condjtions.-One half cash,
balance in - months from day of sale, pur-
chasefs to furnish their notes with SllOo
interest from maturity until paid, and
mortgage and vendors privilege retained
on the property sold to secure payment.
TO be sold according to law in lots OF
from 10 to SO acres.
JOHN MOSS,
dec II Admins. rator.
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Etat de La LOmisiane.
CoUR DE PARolssE. ST. LANDRY-No. 1914
Cnnn.aAa HI.4 TL

CoUR DE PARolssE. ST. LANDRY-No. 1914
47z4.b Succession Dalscourt goubert. . IL.
n JOACHIM JOUBERT, de la Paroisse st.
~ Landry, administrator de la succession
de Dalicourt Joubert, ayantenregistre .un Tab
1eau final de Classification des dettes ct distribu.
ton des fonds de la dite succession accompagne
dane petition de anH phonecgatiqu di-
nm.ande de Ia dite petition par uns ordre de la
Couur en- date du 9Decembre 1869. 80 ~"'i"
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux interests dams cette succession,
d'aivoir a fairc opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par Cert, a mon bureau dams Ia vile des Ope-
lousas dams les. trente joars: .qui suivront la
date du present avis, pourrquoI ieditf Fablean
ne serait. pas appreuve let. homologue, ct lad
mninistrateur, autorise a payer commencement
audit fabieau. 7
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefaer1
il DecpbrE- tS63~"
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COUR DE PARolsSE, ST. LANDRY-No. 255;

COUR DE IAROiSSE, 81. LANDRf-NO 1000
Succession de Henry Prorent.
EULIEN PROVENT, de la Paroisse St.
~ Landry, administrator de la succession
de Henry Prevent, ayant enregistrG IN Tab
lpau de classification des dettes ct distribution
DIES tonds dr la dite succession ~accompane dune
petition demandant rhomologationi i'ice1ui Z;
ct attendu quill a etc fait droit "a la demande de
la dite petition par IN ordre de la Ccur en- date
du 8 Drcembre 1869.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par ecrit, a mon bureau dams la vile DIES Ope-
~lousas, dams les trente jours aui suivront la
date du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tableau
ne serait pas appreuve ct homologue, ct lad-
ministrateur autorise a payer commencement
audit tahleau.
JOS. D. RICHARD. Grefier
IL Decembre 1869.
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Succession de Benjamin. Lewis

't' Coar de Paroisse, ST. Landry, No. 3344
rAVID L. TODD, de la Paroisse de st.
~ Landry ayant p~resente une petition a
reffet d'6tre nmnne administrator de la sue
cession de Benjamin Lewis, decide, derniere-
ment de la dite paroisse: IT:
y En- consequence avis est par le present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession
d'svoir a deduire par ecrit q mon bureau,
.daus les dix jour aui ~suivropt Ia date fdu pnt-
sent avis les raisons, ST aucune lis ont pour
!e;squelIes if ne. serait pas fait droit d la oman
do du petitionnaire. ,fs5h-. 49,. .''a
- JOS~D. RICHARD, Grcfier.
II, dHcelnhre 1859. -ft.. are - 3, "a
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Succession dc. Pierre Bergpron

Cour de Paroisse, St. Lumdry.-No. 334I
NAPOLEON COURvILLE, de la Paroisse
~ de St. Landry, ayant presente une petit
ton, a reffet d'6tre nomm6 administrator de
la succession de Pierre Bergeron decide, der
increment de la dite p~aroisse.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir q deduire par eerit a MOI bureau, dams
les dix jour qui suivront la date du present avis
les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont pour lesqneles il
ne serait pas fait droit a la demande du petit
tionnaire.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
ii decembre 1859 .,t"-r .." .1.r.
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HAkIAA uc 4Sa A|od
CourT de: Paroisse, st. Landry-No. 1921.
Succession de James c. Andcrson.
oUSAN G. KAVANAGH, Tutrice, ct NJ.
- D. KAVANAGH, Co-tutenr, ~ayant en-
reyistre un tableau final de classification
dcs dettes ct distribution DIES fonds de la
sus-dite succession, accoinpagne dune pc
lition d%rmandant lhomologatlon d~'icelui;
ct atrendu quill a etc fait droit a Ia denande
de la dite petition pour, un ordre de la
Cour en- dale du IL Decembre 1869
Fin consequence, aAis est par lie present
dome anx interesses dams cette succession,
dayoir a l1ire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
oar ecrit, a4non bureau d;a,s Ia vile deS
Opelousas, dams les trente jours qni su1v-
ront la date du present avis, pourquol ledlt
Tableau ne sera,t pas a%pprouve ct honaolo-
que.
II decembre 1869.
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Estate Of Pierre Rergeron, fls.

Parish Court, Parish St. Landry.-No. 334l.
NJ APOLEON ;COURVILLE, of the Parish
~ ofSt. Landry, having applied by bis peti
ton to be appointed administrator of the
Estate of Pierre Bergeron fills, deceased, late
of the. Parish of St. Landry: g. IT, ..,.l....
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, December 81, 1869
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Dro1nroole & Cos Pecsoral cures coughs.
Shifting Of blood curcd'with Dromgoole G
= Co.'S Ptctoral. ts
C,ns,,n, tive c,u9h,' Use D~romgoole 6 Co.'S
.Pcctt:a!. ti0 n. "1 - Il"
Drou ,oo.o & Cos Peetorsl for hopping
cough. --.z -E.SS
Sold by G. Mayo
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Agent of the
ssBuck's Brilliant Stove,'
sell at still reduced prices. Call and ex'
anime.
Opelousas, Dec. II, 'G9.-3m. +
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proceedings Of the Police u,,rx
NSDAT, November % 1oeo

NesDAT, November q, sse
&tc fDl1ce Jury met pursuant to adjourn:
Mvnt: PRESENT.; JAS. NJ: Thompson, pres.
/ cent, j. l." Morris and WIN. Cottre,I ~
There being no quorum, the Jurv al
journcd tnti! ~to-;noitow, the 23rd inst. ~
10 o'clock \. VI. a.
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For O. summary Of the latest news by
Telegraph, including the dispatches of the
mast week. see the next page.
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dec IL

At the same time and place, and on the
same terms and conditions, and il like
parcels or lots, will be sold HE balance of
the above tract of land, consisting of about
eight hundred and thirty-seven acres.
Ell DFCUIR.
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PEYEGEE STAMPS of all lenonsina-
IN tionssfor sale at liz rpst .0ficif. a. q
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TARDREW & CO., Al Park Row, New
York, are our Agents.
WHARTON g. CO.. Merchants Exchange
ro's Rooms. New Orleans, are our Agents.
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KCtat dc In Louisiana.

IL Decembre 1869.
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CONGR ESSIONAL,
Csnclusis, Of Yesterdays Pr.eeedi.ss.


SlsArHeAfser our report closed q
Mr.. Harlan. from the COMMITTEES ON Iadlan
Anais, reporied Q number Of amsndmeuts =
the indian appropriation bill, the most OF
At4 pm. without taking action on al the
amendmenR, the Senate went In Exscuhvs
session, and then adjourned. = 3
Houer.-After our report closed
MI Fstne Wis. )reportrd, from the Commit
tee on Elections. that the contested eIscuou
case of Wallace We. S,mpsoa, from the Fourth
District OF South Carolina, MT Simpson was
ineligible under the Consultation. Toe report
was laid upon the table and ordered to BE-
The bill TO provide Provisional Governor
for Mississippi was then discussed at great
length.
Mr.. Butler MASS. } criticised the couduc, Of
General Giliem in Mississippi, denounc
him as a proteee of Andrew johnson aud q
copperhead, which be said covered everything
that was bad and wrong In reply to the state
ment OF MIR. Farms worth that he fMr. Parma,
worth, had been friend OF the negro all along,
out mat Ne now proposed 70 take care OF the
white man, Mr.. Butler said while 1t was true
mat his friend from Illinois had been fire nd
OF the negro, he was afraid he nov faltersd by
the way. When il was safe for the loyal VIII, e
men Of the South to live there, then he Mr..
Butler) would go with his friend (Mr Farms
WORTH in protecting the whites, Dut not tall
then; not iill then. 30 help him God. He de-.
manded the previous weston.
The question was first taken on the m otion
OF Mr. farnsworth to postpone the whole sub.
ject until eXt session.
Mr.. Butler Mass called for the yeas and
nays, and they We're ordered. The vote result.
ed-yeas lt3, nays 81.
Mr.. Cessna PENN called up the contested
election case of Covode versus Foster, from the
21st district VI Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Maynard (Tsnn.) introduced bill to in
crease the duties on IMPORTS, aud to equalize
imports and exports Referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Cessna PENN proceeded to address the
House in favor of Mr.. Covodes right to the
seat. He finally yielded to motion to adjourn,
and the House adjourned.
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The REMOVAL OF GIH. SroNBM AH.-Two of
the Richmond papers of yesterday morning
published the folio wing correspon 1eace:
Headguarters First Nittary District, Stat, Of
Virginia, Richmond, "a. March -, 1859 ITO the
AdJutant General of the Army, washington,
ID. C-:-General: Shall the Twea ~ nrst United
states infantry be started for California befor.
troops arrive TO relieve the compaaies now
garrisoning the different postsf
i would like TO accompany the regiment
when il leaves the State.
Very respt'y your oodt serv't,
GEORGE SroHRNAN.
Brevet Major General, U. >. A.
Breyet Major General George Sfoneman, U.
s A, Commanding FIRST Military District -
BY direction of the President. you are relic we'd
from command Of the First Military District,
and will prepare to accompany your regiment.
By command Of General Snerman.
Z. ID. TOWNSEND, Asst Adjt General
The Richmond Journal Of last evening, in
noticing the above, says: $50
1--WE are in possession Of facts which show
conclusively that the order was issued Nv the
President in consequence of Stoneman's recent
action In assuming the 6ube material funct lions
OF TINS State, and not-as ID miserably attsmpt.
ed to be shown BY the 'cOrrespondence' pub
lisbed in two Of this mornings papers-at
Stoneman's request. Governor Wells will be
tons OF his office; and. II we can judge anything
from facfs which have been brought 70 our
notice. Ex-Governor General Stopemau's exit
from this State will not be in the dire ction OF
California, but in the direction Of Washing tou,
where he will be required to e. We an account
OF the manner in which he has carried out the
reconstruction laws Of tbls district"
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TIE AMERICAN YEAR Book.-we have FIR,

TIE AMERICAN YEAR BooK.-We have from
the publishers, o. ID. Case & o., Hartford, q
copy Of THE American Year Book for 1869 {"
Ii is the initial volume Of a proposed annual
publication designed TO NEE: al increasing
demand for information respecting the affairs
of the General and State 9overnments public
institutions, finances, resources and trade of
this and other countries; and various other
subjects relating to social and political econ
omy. 1t is certainly the most complete pub
LEGATION OF the kind yet attempted, and it would
seem that 80 useful a work must have a large
success
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Hon. w. A. Richardson, Assistant Secretarv
of the Treasury, is fvorably talked Of bv
many OF the leading men of Massachusetts in
connection with the Supreme Judye$hip of
that State. made vacant by the resignation of
Attorney General Hoar. II IL Omitted ON ali
hands that his appointment would give general
satisfaction.
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Fanny Fern" has been to Washington ana
WA disgusted with the Office seekers, the hogs
running al large, and the miserable pavement
upon Pennsylvania avenue. The first nuisance
we fear 10 incurable, the second we commend
to the attention Of our City Fathers and the
last 70 the House District Committee
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Signor Brignoli, the famous tenor, gives one
grand concert At Metzerott Hall Tomorrow
evening, when he will be assisted by Mile
Durand. the celebrated prima donna, and
other well-known artists Signor Brignoli II
IN route to New Orleans and San Francisco, and
II will probably be a long time before our ciri-
zens will have another opportunity Of hearing
him. Seats can be secured at Metzerott's music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

The New Ysrk Sun 10 now striking at the
President over the shoulders OF Secretary
Bore. II IL limited that Dana's iII.tsmper
comes from fall from his velocipede; he ran
against post In the White House. Kelley In
sull Postmaster n New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

HMr.. Glen, Who was recently eo.v,e,.d
a. seapos - ING OF murder. was on Non
brother, who was held a. her scco,. ~ aes
sometime since confessed To hav,nS Saap ,.cs'
phcafed In the murder for winch shs N 80. ~. ~.
ted, and exonerafed her He affer-s,o.vie.
miteed suicide In prison. eoA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

The latest plank in the Woman,s Risbt.
platform Is for married women 10 retain thsir
maiden names. The Revolution argues that
there Is no more reason In every wife taking
husbands name than in his taking hers. -
The world surely moves