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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-11-06
Tax Collectors Sale.


State OF Louisiana VS. Il tract Of land a>-
srssrd in the naue of Sosthene Mou-
BY virtue of the power in. me vested
by he act Of he | gi-latnre ofthis State
approved March 9th, 1869, | will pro-
crt,l to sell at public auct ION, at my
off ~ in the erurt hnnS.. of hi parish,
O SATURDA Y, tie All day Of De-
cembcr. 1869 at II O'Clock NJ, and CON
t.nuin4 from day TO day if Necessary,
tie following described property. viz:
A tract If land situated at Mermen-
team, bounded west by the liver Mem
tcau. north by ]. De. lane. aud south by
T. Landry. containing 60o acres.
This property having been seized by
me to atjsfy 'drh' due this State, for
un, aid taxes fr the years l>54 and
1855, amount e to S34 4o.
Trr,ns-Cash .-<,. ..,,
J. }. BUTLER, Collector.
oct 80. 80. a,... 80. .#-. 90
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State of Louisiana VS. tract OF land assess
ed In the name of Samuel Cauthe
BY virtue of the power in me vested by
the act Of the Legislature of this State, ap
proved March 9th, 1869, will proceed to
sell at publ; auction, at my office in the
court house Of this parish, on SA7URDA J,
tho 41 day Of December, 1869, at p o'clock
M, and continuing FROM day to hy, If nee
cssary, the following described property,
to-wit: .n.=
a tract of land situated at Bayou Plaque
mine, bounded north by R Bourgeois, and
south by e. Mouton, containing 1870 acres
This property having been seize BY me
to satisfy d debt due thepS'ate Louisiana,
for unpaid taxes for the years 1854 and
1866, amounting to $5 46.
Ierms-CaSh.
'-.- ~. j. J. BUTLEk, Collector.
oct so, $50
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State Of Louisiana VS.. tract of land assess.
ed in the name of Zacharia Garfield.
BY virtue of the power in me vested by
the act OF the legi lature Of this State, ap-
proved March 9th. 1869, | will proceed to
sell at public auction, at nv office in the
court house Of this parish, on n TURDA 7
the 4th day of December 1869, at II o'clock
NJ, and continuing from day to day, if nee
essary, thes following described property,
to.wit:
A tract of land situated on B'you Rouge,
bounded east bv bayoI Rouge, d south
by Mcbride. containing 225 acres
This property having been seized by me
to satisfy debt due the State Of Louisiana,
for unpaid taxes for the years 1854 and
1855, amounting to s27 "a
Terrns-Cash.
.@.H J.J. BUTLER, Collectrr.
oct 80, '69
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State of Lp isl ma VS.. tract ot land assess
ed IN IN name of Sylvcsire BosSier.
BY virtue OF the power in m" vested by
the act Of he legislature of t',i~ State, "a
proved March 9th, 1869, | will proceed to
sell at public auctinn. at my office in the
court house of this parish, on .SA TURDf J,
the 4M d"y Of December, 1869, al - o'clnck
NJ, and continuing from day q day. if nee
sssary. :y. the following described property
A tract of lind bonded we~@by j. La
connie, south by OHutt Brothers, and north
by Bayou Carron, contaiiliug 60 acres.
his property having been seized by me
to satisfy a debt d"e the State of Louisiana.
for unpaid taxes tor the years 1854 and
1865, amounting to $34 ~.
TernS-Cash
J. J. BUTLER, Collector.
Cat o0oco
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State OF 4"liS ana W. II ira It Of !and assess
in the anne of the heirs of Blumuie
BY virtu" of the power in re vested by
the ac, of the Lcgi~lat' re- of q thus State, at,-
proved ! a ch 9Th, 1869, Ifll proceed to
sell at public auction, at my office in the
court no sc in this parish, on 81 URD.f Y,
the 4h doy Of DTcember, 1869. a y o'c.ock
NJ, and continuing from DAY to day. if ne
cSsary, the following Dies ribei property,
towit:
A lot of ground situated in Grand Co
te'u Bounded north by widow E. E>'i'et'e
and Vest y L. Gs,ilb'ant
" This property having been seized by III
TO satisfy a debt dne the State of L''''i~iaua,
lor unpaid taxes for The years 1874 and
1865, amounting to Sl4 81.
Terms-CaSh on the spot.
j. j. BUTLER. Collector.
october 80 '69
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State Of Louisiana vs.. tract of land assess.
ed in the name Of Andre Bcnot.
DY vIRTG: of the power in HE vested
- by the act of the Legislature of this
State, approved March 9th. 1859. will
proceed to sell al p.blic auction, at my
off in tie conrt house Of is i>h on
81 TURDA Y the 4M d"y Of Ncc1mb~r,
1869, at - o'clock :. aud '"n'in ing from
d2y TO day, if necessary, the following =
Scribed property, to-wit:
A tract of land situate1 1T Grand Cote n.
bounded east by I. Hardy and Onczime
Carnther>. containi 100 acres or arpen:s
This property having been seized by ne
to satisfy a deht due the State "i Louisiana,
for unpaid taxes. for the years 1864 and
1885, amounting t" S 46. -#....
Terms s-Cash on t. spot. ....: Il
oct 80 j J. BUTLEa, Collector !
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Tax Collectors Sale.
State of Louisiana VS.. tract of land assess
ed in the name of Julien UAmier.
BY virtue Of the power in me yes ed by
the act Of the legislature of this State, ap-
proved March 9th, 1869, will proceed to
soil at public auction, at my office in tne
court house of this parish, on Sd I'URDA 7
the 4tA day Of December, 1869, at - o'clock
H., and continuing from day to day, if nee
essary, the following described property,
towit: T'} ~',.
A tract of land situated at Piaqnemine,
bounded north by j. d. D@gas, and south
by Mrs. Patrick, containing 1870 acres. So
This proper Y having been seized Ivy me
to satisfy a debt due the State of Louisiana,
for unpaid taxes for the years 1854 and
1855, amounting to $l2 Is.
Tertns-Cash
'''' .'..~- " j. J. BUTLER, Collector.
oct 3n@'69.
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CtIlc Oi LOUlSidIld VS.. t-hCt Ol IdHu as
>essed in the name of Cornelius Oil
vier.
BY virtue of the power in me vested
by the act of the legislature of this State,
approved March 9th, 1869, | will pro-
coed to Sell at public auction, at my
otiice in the court house of this parish,
on SATURDAY,, tie 4M day Of De-
ccmber, 1869, at II o'clock NJ. and con-
tinaing from day to day, if necessary,
the following described property, viz:
A tract OF land situated at Bayou Gro
codile bounded south by Boatwright and
Swayze, and west by John Olivier, con-
tanning 95 acres
This property having been seized by
me to satisfy debt due this State, tor
unpaid taxes for the years 1854 and
1855, amounting to SIS OF.
Terms Cash
j. j. BUTLER, Collector.
oct 30, go
Tax Collectors Sale.
State of Louisiana vs. a tract of land as
sesscd in the name of J. J. Olivier.
. BY virtue If the power in me vested
by the act IF the legislature Of this State,
approved March 9th, 1869, | will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction, at my
office in the court house of this parish,
on SATURDAY, the 4M day Of De-
cember, 1869, at u O'Clock H., aud con-
tinuing from day to day, if necessary,
the following described property, viz:
A tract of land situated at Bayou Gro
codle, bounded north b., Onez l.. Fonte-
no., and west by Cornelius Olivier, con-
tanning 100 acres
This property having been seized by
me to satisfy debt due this State, for
unpaid taxes for the years 1854 and
1865 amounting to slS 25.
Terms-Cash
J.. BUTLER, Collector.
oct 80, 80
Tax Collectors Sale.
State OF Louisiana VS.. tract of land as
seSsed in the name of James Oquin.
BY virtue of the power in me vested
by the act of the Legislature of this State,
approved March 9th, 1869, | will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction, at my
office in the court house OF this parish,
on SATURDAY,, tie 4th day Of De-
cember, 1869, at IL o'clock NJ, aud con-
thinning from day to day, if necessary,
the following described property. viz:
A tract Of land situated at bayou Gro
codilp, bounded north by B-llard, and
south byOnezime L. Fontenot, containing
l2O acres.
This property having been seized by
me to satisfy n debt due this State, for
unpaid taxes for the years 1854 and
1855, amounting to S27 81.
Terms-Cash.
j. j. BUTLER, Collector.
oct 80. go
Tax Collectors sale.
State of Louisiana VS. two tracts Of land assess
ed in the name of Mrs r Wright.
DY VIRTUE of the power in me vested by
I'D the act of the Legislature of this State,
approved March 9th, 1869, will proceed to
sell at public auction, at my Office in the court
house of this parish, on SATURDAY the 4h
day of December, 1869, at 10 o'clock NJ, and
continuing fom da' to day, if necessary, the
following described property, to-wit-
1900 acres of land situated at Big Cane.
bounded north by Robinett,I ,Ialso l400 acres of
land situated at Bayou Petite, bounded north
by Vanoy, and south by public land
This property having been seized by me to
satisfy debt due the State Of Louisiana, for
unpaid faxes due since 1859, amounting to
$l64 l2 ....s s..,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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State of Louisiana
PARISH CoUKT, sT. LAsDny.-No. 2469
Etdte of dudstnsie .Sar0ie

>. Etate ef. Anastasie Saroie. =,
TOSEPH S. MILLER, of the Parish OF St
y Landry, Administrator Of the Estate of
Anas;asie Savoie, deceased, late of said pa,ish,
having fled Tableau of distribution of the
funds of said Estate. accompanied by his peti-
tion praying for the homologation of the same
and whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order Of Court, bearing
date october ~, 1859;
Now. therefore, noticeis hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau in writing, at my Office in the town OF
Opelonsas, within the time required by law,
why the said TabIeau should not be homolo-
gated aud confirmed. 4 : ~ 5i4rrGs EL"3"
-. JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
oc.ohyr 70 1860
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Stale Of Louisi ina VS. a tract of land sess-
-a ed in the name Of Bcllard.
BY virtue of the power in me vested by
the act of the legislature of this State, a
proved March 9Th. 1869. will proceed to
sell at public auction, at my office in the
court house Of this parish, on 81 TURUA Y
tue 4th day Of December, 1859, at ID o clock
b., andseontinHing from d. to day if nee
essary. the following dcsAib, d property,
toswit:'~ ..'
A tract of land situated on Ba agou Croeo.
die, bounded north by John Oq"inn, and
south by J mes Quinn. containing 1914
acres. tF'+T 3'+1fs:
This property having been seized by me
TO satisfy.a debt due the State. Of Louisiana,
for unpaid taxes for. the years 1875 and
1856, amounting to $l5t 49,
GTcrms-Cash. 8s' lt% @. -
t"~H =; j. j. BUTLER, Collector. :
oct 40 $50 'fs:5s ...Eas. ~ .3Gt5s.E --s
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Tax Collectors Sale.
State of Louisiana VS.. lot of ground as
sessed i'll the name of j Brugere.
BY virtue of the power in me vested
by the act of tn legislature Of this state,
approved Much 9;h, 1869, will pro-
coed to SILL at public auction, at my
flee in tie coHrt house OF This parish,
Oh SATURDAY the 4th day of De-
crmbrr, l>6o, at l2 o'cIork NJ and con-
tlnulng from day to day if necessary,
the following described property, viz:
/ lot uf ground situated at Washing
fun 's 49,. H-.'
=. This pr prrty having been seized by
IN" " ati>ty a debt due this state, for
nup'id taxes for the yea's 1854 aud
1858, amounting to SIS o6.
Ttrns- Ca h
........., }. J BUTLER, { olec,or.
oct 80, SO. ,......;...
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CTOL N-From the residence of the un.
- dersigned. on the night of the 18th inst.
large bay horse branded U on the left
shoulder and counterbranded on the left jaw.
is hands high and short man.. $25 reward
will be given to any one returning said horse, or
$40 for any information that will lead to his
recovery F. DUPRE.
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/ i BUCHU.5

- = 't%@ 5S&DO oASs
This wonderful medicine has gained a
world vide fame TOR the cure of affections of
the kidneys and b.a tder, ard all who re-
qulre it are ins search Of the LEST. s-rer -
Dromgoole d Co.'S .Buchu, prep red BY
regular phy-icians Of Memphis. Tenn, is
recognized as the best and cheapest
Price o.. / r. ~ = r 7 :
- Sold nv e. MAYO.
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State of Louisiana Us. a tract of land assess.
ed in the name OF james Grover
BY virtue of the power in me vested by
tn act of the legislature of this Safe. ap
proved March 9Th, 1859, | will proceed to
sell at public auction, at my office in the
court house this parish, on S4TURDA Y
the 4th day Of December, 1869, at - o'clock
NJ, and continuing from day 70 day, if nee
eSsary, the following described property,
VIZ:
. tract Of land situated at Bayou Chicot
boun ed south by George Hudson, and
north by Thomas Chany, containing 100
Ares.
This property havi been seized by me
to sati>fy deb due this Slate, for unpaid
taxes for the years 1854 md 1855, amount
ing l." $40 II,
TermS-CaSh. .
j. J. BUTLER, Collector.
act 30 80
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TAKEN mp BY The undersigned. at Bayou
u Chicot. on the 10th day of October, two
rnules, one bfanaed Oh the left shoulder thus:
q " and connterbfapded.i liz light bay color
and medium sizecraple mule and gentle
i work mule The other 10 u mouse colored
small mule without any brand visible, but
very gentle and has saddle marks On the back
aaua aides. and pony built The owner will
come forward, prove properly pay chargrs
ana take them aNays or!they viii be sold ac-
,eosding 10 law afsars thirty days ~ ti,a71
oct % - Ts1S
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State of Louisiana VS. tract of / nd as
spssed in the name Of Thompson &
Adams.
BY virtue the power in me vested
by the act of1lle legislature of this state,
approved March 9th, 1869, | will p o.
crrd to sell at public auction, at my
office, in the court house If this parish,
o" Saturday, he 4th day of December
1859, at Il o'clock NJ, and c"ntinung
from lay to day, if necessary, the f l.
loving described p'ope ty, VIZ:
A tract of land situated Il: Bayou tro-
codilt, bounded ntrth by Singleton. and
south ''y public land. containing 323s
acres. - .*-- = "..- go
Thi> pro- rrty having b Ell seized by
zme:o sati<tya debt 'dues'his statr,~t"r
unpaid tales efor the years IS 4 and
1896. amounting to 500 IS. ,.<'a
T-rms-Cash..
J =. BUTLER. Collector.
,oct 10. 80.
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M A tract pf land bounded south by Bayou
Beufs east by public lands, and west by J.
TIT Overt6n, containing 100 acres
This 'peoperty having been seized by me
ito satisfy adebt due ID the State OF LOUIS
lana. for unpaid taxes forthe years ls54and
1860 amounting to$s4 49, aen / .ias
aTsEns-eaah' , 9ib bFn,trsrt1rp = ,.1.,g,i
"a, IA, al 1sgs f11rrftss s'''S''0'sa 'sa
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Middletown transcript., 1869-07-17
The vireinis E,,e,,on.

The Virginia election is a poser to the
Radical press The election of Walker,
by majority of $4,000 of the popular
vote and majority of fifty or sixty on
joint ballot in the Legislature, has opened
their eyes in amazement. How it was
done, why it was done, and whether
it can be done again, in Virginia, and
other of the late slave-holding States,
are inquiries of tho greatest importance
to them, just now. Some of them be-
gin to think that manhood suffrage" is
stick placed in the hands of their oppo-
nents only to break the head of Radical
ism. They seem not to have had the least
idea that Cuffee would ever cling to, and
vote with, his old master, in preference to
a Carpet-bagger The result is astound-
ing. Nay, it is exasperating. Forney
calls upon Congress to reject the Virginia
Constitution and her representatives. Gree
ly, however, and Bryant, with more hon
esty and decency, hope that Congress will
do no such such thing, The smaller jour-
nails, echo and re-echo one or the other of
these views, but all appear to be in great
turmoil over the untoward result. Old
Democrats, who think "manhood suffrage"
as it is called, the greatest humbug of the
day, are nevertheless amused to see the
Radicals beaten at their own game.
Middletown transcript., 1869-07-17

THE New ATLANTIC CABLE.-The
French cable was landed on Wednesday,
and message sent to the Emperor Napo-
leon.
The American terminus will be at
Rouse's Hummock, in the town of Duxbu-
ry, Mass. This is situated near the Cur
net light, at the entrance of Plymouth
Harbor. 1t is not quite two miles from
the village, but to reach it requires a
jaunt of six miles round the beach. The
hummock is conical-shaped hill of about
thirty or forty acres in area. The Legis-
lature of Massachusetts have granted a
charter to an ocean Telegraph Compa-
NY" who will carry line out beyond the
jurisdiction of the United States, and then
make splice with the French cable; thus,
any trouble which might have been caused
by Hoar's absurd letter will be avoided.
The main Office will be in the old Bank
building at Duxbury. An Independent
land line will extend from this to Boston,
and perhaps second to New York. For
merly, Duxbury was one of the first ship
building towns of Massachusetts, In 1887
a severe blow was received during the
panic, and six years subsequently, the
large clipper trade having commenced, and
suitable timber not being found in Duxbu-
ry, the builders removed to Boston and
Medford. The office in Duxbury will be
in charge of NJ, j, Gaines, formerly Uni
ted States Consul-Genera at Tripoli, but
since employed in the telegraph service of
the Mediterranean. He will be aided by
a body of twelve electricians.
Middletown transcript., 1869-07-17

The first sale of peaches we have been
advised of, is that of six crates of mature
Hale's Early, picked on the 18th instant
from the orchard of Hon. B. L. Biggs,
near Millington, Kent county, Md. and
sold on the 14th, in New York, by Field
er, Mount & Jimcson, commission agents,
at the following prices two crates for
81 each, three crates for SO. 663 and one
crate for So; total for the six crates, $40.
If our peach growers could secure some of
Col. Plowden's variety, which mature four
teen days in advance of Hale's Early, it
would make quite difference in their ac-
counts, as the earliest peaches command
the highest prices. Cant our friend of
the st. Mary's Beacon, give us some in
formation of this early variety?
In the matter of the interference with
Fosters Phosphate Attachment, in the
Supreme Court of the United States, the
patent has been awarded to DR.. Hamilton,
of Odessa. Several weeks ago the Com
missioner of Patents decided in favor of
Mr.. Foster. DR.. Hamilton then appealed
to the Supreme Court and obtained de-
cision as above stated. This is the final
settlement of the case.
Townsend and Laurel are to be made
telegraph stations. Poles are now being
purchased for building telegraph line
from Harrington to Lewcs. It will be
built conformity by the Telegraph Company
and the Railroad Company.
The New Castle County National Bank
of Odessa has declared dividend of five
per cent for the past six months clear of
all tax.
A census of Dover, just completed,
shows population of 1S34-whites 1851,
blacks 483.
Middletown transcript., 1869-07-17

The PRICE OF BREADsTUFFs.- 1T is the
opinion of many of our farmers that the
price of wheat will be $500 per bushel
before the close of the year. According
to the New York Commercial Advertiser,
letters from the Baltic ports show that the
Russian Government has entered the grain
markets of Germany as a purchaser of
cereals. There has also been revival of
shipments. The exports of flour and
wheat during June, it is reported, have
been very heavy, and much larger than
during similar period for several years.
This activity, it is believed, has been
caused by the increased demand for grain
in the English market, caused by the di-
minution in the supplies from Russia.
Another cause for the increased shipments
of -four and grain to England is the recent
repeal of the British law imposing duties
on imports of four and half pence per
barrel on -four, and of shilling per quar-
ter of eight bushels on grain. Although
these duties appear to be triAing, yet they
amount to large sum on a heavy cargo,
and the removal of this charge stimulates
importation. Farmers, don't sacrifice your
crops.
Middletown transcript., 1869-07-17
Correspondence ofhe Middietown TRANSCRIPT.
BALTIMORE, Md. June 3Oth, 1860.

EDITOR OF MIDDLETowN TRANscRIpr, Sir -
Among the numerous sources ofimprovement and
advancement going on in our great progressive
country, there are few more interesting to every
family than that of the higher grade of female ed
ucation. This subject has enlisted the talent of
the ablest minds, and we have now many Insttu-
tions OF Learning established, on as liberal plan
for young ladies, as for young gentlemen and
why should it not be? The high and increasing
Importance of well educated mothers is demon
strated beyond cavil the ability of the female
sex, II trained Alright from carly childhood is un-
questionable; but is is only in few instances
that we find regular colleges organized and a
course of study for Degrees established expressly
for females. With these views of education
was especially gratifed by a visit while in Balti-
more to the Baltimore Female College established
| believe, in l849, by Nathan G. Brooks LII. D.
This Institution confers three different degrees
Mistress OF English Literature or NJ. Z. L. Ar
tium Baccalaurea. or A. B. and Artium Magistra.
or A. NJ. 1t has fine SELDOM for general study
and school work, six or eight recitation rooms, a
well filled library cabinet of coins and minerals
lecture room with scientific apparatus, and a dis
tinguished faculty of ten Professors in addition
to its learned President
At the last Commencement held in the fine
theatre of the Concordia, / was pleased to see
that Miss Louise McCrone, of Middletown, Del.
received beautiful silver medal for Department.
ShO was "leo Ill every chorus, having q nne voice,
and added much to the effect of the pieces The
music generally was very creditablc to the Insti-
tuition, as well as the theses of the graduates.
Miss Arcadia ID. Trimble, of PHILADELPHIA, took
the Degree of NJ. E. L. and sang with good effect,
with guitar accompaniment, "The lass o. Cow
rie." Her thesis, "Life's Battle-Fields," was a
good thing and well rendered as was also d,,-
EFT with Miss Rosa Bushell of Bladensburg, Md.
"Queen of the Harvest Vase."
There were ten graduates this year, five of whom
read interesting papers on subjects very suitable
for such occasions, and fourteen pieces of vocal or
instrumental music performed, the lateness of the
hour compelling the omission of some. Besides
the graduating medals, there were II others,
struck at the U. s. Mint, conferred for excellence
in different departments of the curriculum of the
College.
The Commencement was a very interesting and
successful one, and | trust this valuable school
will meet with increased encouragement, being
fully convinced that it will be time and money
well spent, to any of our daughters who may en-
ter its walls with determination to remain until
graduauon. Yours, &c. 7. L. l..