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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TRUSTEES AUCTION.

u virtue of a Deed Of Trust. recorded in
ID Book g. pages Itsi- 7-'-f8 of the Egz lstt.r's
Oftic.- OF Shelby county, Tennessee, executed
10 me by Henry q. Dent and Alexander u.
Ferguson. for the purpose Of securing cer-
tain Indebtedness, therein set forth, Z Will,
al.-.-I-L Inl- 10 LLla -l.IlIl. nI .ail del
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THE regular meeting OF Ruth ,s.sz.sss
j Lodge, No. /, Degree OF Re-
bekah, will be held this FRIDAY =
Evening, 5th inst, At IL O'Clock.
Delinquents for back dues are especially In
vited TO attend.
By order or II. r. PUGH, Noble Grand.
Mrs w L. Nc. .EFRFgH. Seciv NOS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NOTICE.

TNHE stated communication OF Leila 2
j Scott Lodge No. .39,will be held ~
this (FRIDAY) Evening, November 5th-/V
aC7 o'clock. for dispatch Of business.
All NJ. ". 3 are fratenally Invited.
By order OF r. W. MITCHELL, W. N.
:. STURM, Secretary. nos
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ST0RE-H0USES AND L0Ts,
Nos 226 and 23n gaIn ST

Each lot having a front on Main street OF
about a feet by a depth OF l455S, and il11-
proved by comm nodious brick stores, covering
the entire depth Of the lots, nom street "a
alley. No. % IS a three-stOrled Brick Bald
ing, second house north OF the alley, or east
side OF Main street, between Adams ana Jeii-
erSon. occupied by the old established nr1n o.
VENDICi & BROTHER
No. 30 is the elegant fOur-storied Brle1
SfOrehouse on the east side Of Main street. Al
the corner OF the alley. between AdaTls ana
jefferson, pOpuIarized by Mr. FRANK, ths
r,rpeenr oaorrsaarlf
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On Wednesday. December 10. Ias9.

Between the hours Of n o'clock am. and Y
O'Clock Iu., at the northeast corner Of Union
and second streets. in the city of Memphis,
Tennessee. sell at public auction, TO the high
est and best bidder, for cash, 1ree fruln the
right Of redemption - which is expressly
waived-the following described real estate,
lying in the county Ct shelby, state Of Een-
uessee. and in the city Of Memphis. to-wit:
Lot Number fourteen tiHt in block sixty
two td.l. as laid down on what waS formerly
known rs south Memphis, fronting one huII-
dret and ten 10 feet ON the north side Of
Beai street, and running back n0Tthwardly.
between parallel lines two hundred and for
ty-four I'D feet to the dividing line between
the John Rice and the RAMSEY grants II be-
inE the same ground on which recently stood
" The Botanico Medical college " building.
Also, another lot, being part OF LOT NUM-
Der one lll, In block fOrty-siS ~. on the plan
OF South Memphis. and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a point on south side OF Belil
street, one hundred and fOrty-twO tliIi feel
west frOm tie intersection of the west side OF
DeSoto street with the south side of Ba4l
street, ami running thence southwaroly, and
perpendiculsTly from Real street, one hun
drel and twenty-five ll.Jl feet TO an alley;
thence Westwardig and parGliel with Besil
street, along said alley, ore hundred and nfty
tI59l feet; Thence uOrthwaTdly one hundred
and twenty-hy ~ feet 20 Real street thence
eastwardlv, with Heal street, one hundred
and my l5Q feet 10 the beginning
will sell by the lot, or in parcels 20 suit
purchases. The title is deemed good. but
will convey only as Trustee
Oc30 JNO N. CARMACK, Trustee.
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NEW YORK.
Heavy Revenue ads---Cou1terfeit
Tobacco Stamps.

How the Swiadle was Discovered
The Secret Service.
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TRUST SALE.
tuesday, November %, 1853,

NY yirtue OF a Trust Deed, to me executed
Is by IL. B g Williams. Trustee, and Eliza
n Williams, 1 viii sell. to the highest bidder
for cash. on
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NOTICE TO PlCKPOCKETs.

rVHE Individual who got my pocket-book
i on Poplar Street Car, No. u, fn the city OF
Mem phis, last Wednesday evening, Will con-
fer an especial favor by returning the notes,
memoranda, etc. They can be OF service 10
no one except myself, and are valuable and
important to me. NOS M- u. JOHNSON.
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THE GREAT RED STORE.

Strictly first-eiass property in location
material size and condition, and especially
so in the firsf-class tenants Which II always
commands. at the highest ruling rSte Of rents,
il is impossible to find q safer or better IL
vastfnenf IN real estate here or elseWheTes
and In tine necessity which forces him upon
the market. Mr.. Jones wishes TO avail HIM
self OF tine fullest competition among bid
gars He has therefore Instructed us % give
notice that II VIII be put up al peremptoTy
nrthIfe sale
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-HuRsDAY. N0VEMBER 25th.

At 8 O'Clock pm, upon the premises, when
and where We shall be happy to meet fuu
attendance OF bidders.
TERMS or SALE.-Half cash. balance
equally divided in and Z months. with in
tsresf, secured by deeds OF trust upon the
property The sale viii be with perfect title
70 the purchaser, with rents from tSt Deceln-
Der, and possession lst OF January.
ROYSTEH, IRRELEVANT & CO.
oc3l Auetioneers.
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Public sale.
Estate of Simoa Richtunrd.

Estate Of StMoa Rtcha1rd.
pY VIRTUE Of an order of the Hon. The
- Parish Court in and for The patish o
st. Landry, there will he sold at publ,
auction to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned anctionccr, at the last
residence of the deceased on bayou Tcche,
parish of St. Landry, on
THURSDAY, January 9th, 1870,
the following described property belong
ing to the Estate Of Simon Richard, decd.
to-wit-
l. THE PLANTATION situated on the
west bank of the bayou Teche, following
the current, with all the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon, having q front of IA
arpents on said bayou, II arpcnts OF
said front running to a depth of % ar
penis, and the remaining 3 arrpents run
ming to a depth of Is arpents, making
altogether 1876 arpents, bounded above by
lands of +. G.. Devilliers, below by lands of
the estate described as lot No. 2, and in the
depth by land of Widow V. Langois and
Widow A. Duplechain. 3
2. THE UNDIVIDED HALF of a GER
tain tract of woodland situated on BAYOU
Teche, containing about 200 arpents more
or less, bounded above by the plantation
above described, below by lands of Widow
Hilaire Duplechuin, and in the depth by
land above described, being the same land
purchased by Simon Richard from +. Vau-
trot, bv act No. 25, 1865 before O. A.
Guidry Recorder.
s.. Six mules, one wild cow and cali,
one mich COW and calf, one creole horse,
two horse carts, one silver watch, one lot of
silver ware, one lot of hogs, household fur
niture, plantation utensils and ether things
too numerous to mention. "'. " :
Terms and Conditions.-Tt.e plantation
to-wit:-$3O00, CASH, balance in
two equal and annual installments from dav
of sale. For the rest ofthe property, every
adjudication of $40 and under, cash and
all S ms over $40 in two equal and annual
instatlments from the day Of sale, purchas-
ers on credit to give their promisory notes
with good and solvent s%uritics and bearing
eight per cent per annum interest from
maturity till paid, and a special mortgage
md vendors privilege retained on the land
and improvements.
F. PERRODIN,
Au%ctioncer.
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LefcbVre IL Gam 81 nd.

We call the attention of our readers to
the assortment Of delicacies just received
by our n~eighboring friends, Messrs Lefeb-
vre and Gamard, for Christmas and New
Years presents, such as French Bonbons
in pouches, Italian dried Figs and Raisins,
Almonds, Jellies. Cordjals, Assorted Syrups,
Brandy, Cherries, Fruit Cakes, &c, &C.,
all Of which We can testify to the quality OF
as we have been favored with samples.
They also have a large and fine assert
men: of toys suitable for Christmas Trees,
which We would advise every one to call
and examine
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NEWS OF THE WEEK,

Petition Of the North Carolina Bond
qholdsrs-Seizure of Cuban War Ma
terial by the British Authorities-Res
1gnation of Attorney General Hoar-
Ills. Nomination to a Vacancy In The
Supreme Court.
2WAsH1NGToN, Dec. II. -Attorney Gene
1af Hoar Las resigned, and has been nomi
mated as Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court oPurviance has been nominated fol
US. District Attorney for the Western
District of Tennessee. iI9i IJf ua3 fG:
1nternalrevenue receipts to;day $3.50, 600.
The North Carolina ,bondholders are ure
ing Federal interference in North Carolina
finances, on the ground that the Federal
Government must enforce the constitution
adopted under the reconstruction acts.
IA large amount Of assorted war material.
which was landed at Port Maria n Jamaica.
for the. Cubans, was seized by the British
authorities. ~~~@
Gen. Sherman In New York-Everv-
thing Ready for the Departure Of the
-Gunboats-Suicide of q. p. Barlow. of
Florida-No Election of Senator in
Kentucky-Resignation of Capt. Jno.
Minedge, Etc. 9s ga"
FRAREroRr, KY, Dec. 15.-On the sec.
ond ballot the vote for United States Sena-
tor stood ; Stevenson %, McCreevy "a, Gal
laday 16, Finley-l0, Beck /. The Legis.
lature then adjourned,,until to morrow. :
-ATLANrA, Ga. Dec. 10.-Col. John Mil
ledge has resigned the office of the United
States district Attorney on account of Con
gress. having removed the disabilities; of Of
OoL Akefmar, the original apjpointee to
tnat office. Ballad 4Hu51 3 .IfGs55ss H. tss
NEW YORK, Dec 15.-Gen. Sherman has
arrived here and will remain several DAYS.
everything is ready for the departure
of the Spanish gunboats. 1
IERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 15.-G. p.
Barlow, OF Florida, found dead here. com I'm
unitted suicide. a@ fa~TT 49, ~
.FoRrREss MONROE, Dec. l5.-A northeast
storm prevails. t8nsas.tl 49, 80 ~"a
The London Times on Indian e,a,
Resignation of the Briziliau Minssts.--
The London Times on the Reieofi.,
of the Reciprocity MISUNDERSTANDING
chap-Secret Political Societies re
covered Id Moscow-The Spanish Soc
tereignty Question.
LONDON, Dec. 15.--The Times says teafi-
torially, while Gadmitling the improved
quantity, quality and price Of India cotton,
it does not consider it possible that it will
cause the displacement of American des-
criptions. ASH MA
The Brizilian Ministry have resigned.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The Times says:i
The rejection BY The American Senate of
The reciprocity treaty relieves England of
IN awkward question. If free t5ade ex-
sted between England and the Union,
he Canadian trade would discrimi
late between o direct trade be-
ween-the Union and England, and Canada
would recognize closer commercial interest
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Public Sale.
NIlV'I-N
AuctiOneer.

Estate q fhADtrPe Jean LOUIS Fonte-
mt, deceased
DY VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. the
- Parish Court In and for the parish of
St, Landry, there will be sold at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned Administrators, or by a
duly qualified au%ctioneer, at the residence
of Jos. L. Fontenot in Vile Plate prairie
parish Of st. Landry on
WEDNESDAY, January Goth, 1870,
the following described property to-wit-
l.. FORTY ARPENTS OF LAND sit
uated in Will Plate prairie, parish of St
Landry, bounded north by Gerand j. L.
Fontenot, east by Gerand Forest, south by
the succession OF Oval Tate and west by
Adam Tate.
2. One creo'c horse, one one year old
colt, four head Of hogs, a branding iron
figuring thus, 4. ........a ".
Terms.-CAsH.
i -s JOSEPHINE LEBAS,
dec25-'G9 Administrators
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Continued ErFegularity of the
Mails. -. .

II. is not to satisfy afau]t-fnding DISPOSE
ton, that we renew our earnest protest
against the continued irregularities in the
mail service between this place and New
Orleans. The Government has provided
for a daily mail, and a schedule of arrivals
and dcpa' lures has been fixed. If this is
not complied with, il is our duty to pub.
lish the fact, in order That the proper au-
thorities may know, to whom to attach the
blame, and how to apply the proper rene
dy.I Our city correspondents and exchan-
ges complain that the mails from this point
are generally behind time. and occasionally
fail altogether. Of this we know nothing
except. from the sources we have indicated.
But we ean1afirm Of our personal knowl7
edge, that the arrirazs. at this place, in
stead Of being from - tol2 O'Clock during
the day, i are generally deferred until
night, and sometimes too late for dis}ribu-
ton until the next morning. Occasionally
there is an entire failure. This is a great
public Inconvenience, which must admit
of Q remedy, but to accomplish this it must
be ascertained where the fault lies. The
drivers ait this endiof the route persist
in assuring US that the mail boats on. the
Teche are always behind schedule time,
and that they are compelled to wait for
Them at New Iberia, or return with empty
nnaailbaggs. The sebject is worthy of ipves-
Ligatio1;; and in the absence ola represent,
in Congress, We renew our request
to the Postmaster'at New Orleans. to in
'titute the necessary enquiry, and enforce
he obligations Of pdstmasters and con-
FACTORS along the route from Opelousas to
New Orleans.
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Mr.. JOHN PosEY, Druggist, Opelousas,
has for sale a new table saucc-Tabasco
Saucc-manufacturcd at Petit Anse ave
rvs fsEand)-by Mr.. McIlheny. 1t is an
excellent article. We recommend 1t to
all astronomers.
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Public Sale.

E/@fc Of John Lyons ard riff.
X7ILL be sold by the undersigned, or lv
Wv a duly qualified public auctionrcr on
TIT HSDAY, January 9th, 1870, at the
residence of the family of the deceased, in
Washington, the following described pro-
perty, to witt
/. TIE RESIDENCE of the family Of
the deceased, consisting of fractional Dor
ton of lot No.-of th1 plan of the
town Of Washington. bounded on one side
by lot formerly belonging to James McDan,
icl, deceased, on the other BIZ lot Of PER-, l.
on one side by Dejcan street, on the other
by Dupre street, containing one superficial
acre more or less, together with ali the
buildings and improvements thereon, ex.
ccpt the corn house and stable which be-
longs to DR.. L. p. Dortmus.
2. \ TOWN LOT figuring as No. 1o4
of the plan Of Gardeners addition to laid
pyoccSs rr1JuI Of Estate of Thomas Gardiner
made December Sth, 1884, 1872 feet by lyS
feet, bounded east by land feslncrly bcIong-
Ing to .Oflutt brothers, north by Sittiyg
street, SAITH by Dejeun street and west by
lot purchased at said by D. b. Fontenot.
9. y FRACTION of a warehouse lot
figuring us No. 102 of Gardeners addition,
bounded cast by LAND formerly belonging to
Oitutt brothers, west by fractional portion
Of said lot sold to q. c. Pickett ct ais, March
18th, lS6G north by Front street, and
south by Water street, having 10 f%rontsof
l78 feet on Water street, and running pack
to front street
4. y WAREHOUSE LOT on west bank
of bayou Coartableau, coutainIna 100 feet
front by 80 in depth, with use Of batture in
font, at the place where the saw mill and
draw bridge formerly stood, being reserva
ton made bnsJohn lyons in sale to james
5. Clarke, April 9TH, 1859, aud recorded in
book K. page AIS Recorders office parish
Of st. Landry.
5. One carriage and harness, one lot Of
kitchen furniture, a lot Of gentle milch
COWS, a lot of wild horned cattle, and other
things too numerous to mention.
Terms and Co1ditionS.-Thc immoleablc
property one thi 4 cash for the balance Of
the purchase price, purchasers to furnish
their two promi>ory notes, payable rc>p1c-
lively in one and two years from tie day Of
sale, with eight per cent per amman inter
from maturity, secured by special mort
gage and vendors privilege, purchasers not
to ALLEVIATE, t~ypothrcat", or otherwise ell
lie property sold to the d~etriucut
OF said reserved privilege and mortgage.
The movable property for CASH.
GEORGE W.. HUDSPETlI,
dec21-Gy Administrator.
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dec11-'60

A GENTS WANTED. AGENTS WAN
LATED, $75 to $500 per month, male and
female to sell the celebrated and original Com
mon Sense Family Sewing Machine, improved
and perfected it will hem, fell, stitch, tuck,
bind. braid and embroider in a most superior
amer. Price only $l5. For simplicity
and durability, it has no rival. Do not buy
from any parties selling machines under the
same name as ours. unless having Il CertItl-
cate OF Agency signed BY Us, as TINY arc
worthless Cast Iron Machines.
For Circulars and Terms, apply or address,
H. CRAWFORD & CO.,
Alb Chestnut Street, Philadelphia "a.
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state of Louisiana.
PARISH Court, Sr. LANDRY.-2855.

Estate Of Henry Prorent, deceased.
TULIEN A. PROVENT of the parish of
- St. Landry, Administrator of che Estate
of Henry Prevent, deceased, late Of the PARISH
of St. Landry, having filed a tableau OF the
classification of debts and d Distribution OF
the funds of said Estate, accompanied ny ms
petition praying for the homologatlon OF the
same; .s.F,.E~EEea.
hos haen Granted by an order Of court, bear,
ing date December 8. 1855;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said tableau in wiring at my Office in the town
Of O,,rlor:SaS, within the time required by law,
WHY thu. sail tah!rau should not b. hu,nuloga>
ted and confirmed.
JOS. D. RICHARD. Clerk.
dec11-69
I'd EVENUE STAMPS Of all depomipa
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FEMALE DISEASES.

All over the South are rapidly yielding
to the magic power of that never failing
Uterine Tonic, known as Dromgoole & Co.'S
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS. This
peculiar combination arouses the womb to
a healthy action, and at once restores
health, beauty and bouyancy to females
who have b,en afflicted for years. 1t is the
only certain Uterine Regulator.
Sold by G. MAYO.
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Plantation fol-. Rent.

THE PLANTATION, known as the Belle
L we Place, on which Col. Is. Il, RACERS
now resides, will be offered for vent at the
Courthouse in Opclousas, to the highest bid.
der, on MONDAY, January 3rd, 1870.
Terms and conditions to be made known on
the day of rent. ..
dcclS-'6J c. G SWAiLE
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L. HI. Gardner Il Co.

We cannot better serve tie interests of
our readers, than by commencing to their
confidence the Wholesale Dry Goods House
of L. II. Gardner & Co., of New Orleans.
Their three new stores 105 & 1O7 Gravier
street, and 90 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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Your back hurt? Use Dromgoole &. Co.'S
Buchn.
Dromgoolc & Co.'S Buchu cures bad dreams.
For incontinenre, use Dromgoole & Co.'S
Buchu. : ..-. ..,.
elect Or Gonorrhea-Dromgoole g. Co.'S
Buchu.
Sold by G. MAYO.
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state OfLOuiSianu.

PARISH CoURr, ST.. LANDRy.-No. 2944.
Estate of Dalicourt JouJert.
JOACHIM JOUBERT of the parish of St.
u Landry, Administrator of the Estate of
Dalicourt Jouhert, deceased, late of the parish
of st. Landry, having filed a final tableau of
tie classification of debts and distribution of
funds of said Estate, accompanied by his Pc
tition praying for the homologation of the
same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted BY an order of court dated Dec.
ember 9, 1869;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to
said tableau in writing at my office i'll the
town of Opelousas, within the time required
by law. why the said tableau should not be
homologated and confirmed
, JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
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s MONDAY, November %. 1850
The Police jury met pursuant to adio,rn,
incnt. Present: Jas. NJ. Thompson, nrs.-
! lent, j. l.. Morris and VIM. Cottrel r
There being no quorum, the J,rv "a.
Jou'ncd until Tomorrow, the 23rd inst. At
10 o'clock \. NJ. az
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MASONIC.

Gordy r.. A.. Chapter No. 30.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF the Chapter
IN will be held on the 9th inst, at ! P NJ,
for the purpose of installing the officers for
the ensuing year.
A p%unctual attendance is respectfully re-
quested. BY order of
M. E. GIRARD, H. P.
Attest: '
Jos. D. RICHARD, Secretary.
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STANDARD PERIODICALS FOR 1870.
Republished by the Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,
New York.
/. The Edinburgh Review.

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M the grcut subjects Of the day.