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Significant LIE SER 1r0EN tine Cap
e" Esafaa General of MADRID.
. BIZ THE FRENCH CABLE

Eretta, sasFt lBy THE FRENCH CABLE. a ri,
~ rMADHb, Aug. 3.--The Captain General
Of Madrid has addressed Q letter 70 Regent
,r Serrano and GEN Prisn, in which he says:
4 took part in the revolution hoping to
zee morality, law and justice succeeded to.
former abuses. 1t is now ten months since
the revolution was accomplished. My
hopes. have been deceived. Greater abuses,
Widespread immortality and dephyable
san~aryhyapreyaiL- disorders to which it is
Al absolutely nscessary to put an end.
The Constitution haYing proclaimed mon
l arehy the immediaGe choice of . King Is
yssndispensable. IF che Government Do $ not
Ashdrtlya eonsider the question, I shall aban-
aonA nh hopes as u The Constitution of the
Ieyqlutson, md retire 10 private life.a
This letter WIS read in the Council Of
Mnlstelg and created q profound impress
sion. 1855 aAs -
. sa1ssEaheIe Gallery Explosion.
DaIsnsS Aug 3-Three hundred people
we're killed outright by a colliery explosion
III tho mountains neal. this city.
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AVIS.
a tOslS les ContribuahlcS.

Tonforme,nent a un acte do la Legislature
" de Fktat de la Louisiana, ~iut!.nlG 4" Tn
acte pour Greer un r"venu pour le maintien de
Commencement d. rEtat dc la Louisiana ct
POUR povrvoir a Ia collection du dit r%evenu,'
adopte le 8 Mars 1869, hs sorssignes pro-
cederont a destination DIES proprietes sises
dams les linites de la Par"isses st. Landry,
pendan. lc mois eummeneapt lie premier Aout,
1869. ct fni.sant lie premier Srptcmhre, lsGs,
de 10 ~lessr-s d: iaatin jusq'a midi, # 1tux
leurcs de lapses-ln;di jusqu'a quatre heurts
de l'apres-miai, De cla1ur jour, aq bYrrau de
Recorder de Saint Landry. dams IL vile DIES
Op.lousas.
JAS. VI. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
YVES D'AVY, Recorder fDe St Landry
JOS. u. RICHARD, Greaacr
81 Juliet 1873
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MOORE 81 MORGAN,
ATTORNEYS AT "A w
S,neousaa La.
a Vehda'e.
CpeousaA !

TINE Habita.ion a%ppartenant ancienne-
u ment a Patrick II. Overton, contenant
a peu pres GOO acres DE- kerre. ensemble avec
toutes les batisscs ct amelioratiops qui sly
trouyeut. Le tout s4ne Az quarter du Bayou
Chicot. Les termes ct conditions seTont
ayantaeeux pour lacqnereur.
S-adresser a notre bureau, GU a Messrs. B.
A. MARrEL & HUDSPEfH, Avocats aux
Opelousas.
=; .guii'et 12EH-tf
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Bois dc

TEUX qri peHvent avoir besoin de Bots
" de Charpente, pourront s'adresser au
soussigne. Les ordres deposits chez Messieurs
d. Lalanne & freres a Washington. on chez
Messieurs Bloch s. Dupre aux 0peiousas, Sc
rons reHplis avec idsli'e ct prenytI;ude;
Moulin a Scie de la Grande Riviere.
10 Juliet up
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The CarIistS DisOrgINiZed-SiDk-
iMS of IA Bath House at Valencia.
Nesr Raid on Puerto PFincspc--
insurgents iRa the o interior
Increasing.

HAVANA, July 81 via Key West, Aug. 2
On Wednesday 5000 negro insurgents
attacked Puerto Principe and raided the
city; 400 Spanish troops attacked them,
and after a severe struggle the insurgents
rrtired@n good order, having captured and
DESTROYED provisions to the value Of $50,00
The Spaniards lost IL killed. The insnr-
gents Eft 81 wounded in town. Patrol
~detachmcnts, destroying fortified planta-
tons, defeated the Spanish Colonel, Caniro,
wounding him and compelling him to re
treat.
The negro raid on Puerto Principe ena-
lied many Cubans TO ESCAPE from the
fpaniard>. Captured correspondence has
led to further confiscatinns.
Mnre troops are demanded for the in
ter ior, where the insurgents are increasing
in num'Hrs and activity.
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Succession dc Crawford Lyons.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de Honorable
IL Cour des Preuves. pour la Paroisse St.
Landry, il sera vendue aux encheres PUBLIC
ues, par lie soussigne administrator de ladite
succession, gu par I'M encanteur public, q Ia
residence de la veuve du defunt, a PLAQUE
mine Brulee dams cette p~aroisse,
lie samedi, Ii Aout, 1860,
les prophecies snivantes, appartenant a la SUE
cession de Crawford Lyons, decide, derniere-
ment de la Paroissc de Saint Landry, Il SAVIOR.
600 arpents de terre ensemble avec he's anne
li%orations qui sly trouvent, q tetes az betes 4
cornes donces, 2 paires de- bouts de tire, Il,
totes de betes a cornes farouelses, l cheval
creole, ] mulet, 9 jumen.s fxouches, uue
grande table en- merisier,. ] g3rds.manger. uIa
side board, l lot de vaisseAes, ], lot de chau-
dleres, ! armolre en- ia6risier. l bureau, / let
de chaises, 2 bos, de lit, l lot de garniture de
lit, ] petite table, | fusil, ! meter ct ses &C
cessoires, ! lot de baquets, Ia ~vacl,erie dams la
Paroisse Calcasieu coDsistaut Ell n peu pres IS
tetcs de betes chevalines, 800 arpents dc terre
situee sur lie Bayou Chaterue.
ConditiOns-La terre ct les ameliorations, pt
les bates. Dc. xacherir, serout vendues a un
credit dc Up ct deux. ans. a partir Gu jour de Ia
vente, avec hypotheIue It privilege du ven
deur jusqu''aN parfsit Placement du capital ct
DIES ~iuttrets q raison De ) pour cent Fan a par
.jr d. l,Gcheance dc chaque Placement j~usqu'au
naiement final.
Toutes les autres proprietcs pour du comp.
tant.
RAPHAEL X. LYONS.
IN al, fSIh
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COnstable's sale.

E S. Mayo as. Stephes James.
NJ GIsTRATE's COURT. LIST Ward.
W. Parish of St Landry.-By virtue of a
frri facias in the above entitled cause, and to
me directed, / will PROCEED tsp sell to the
highest bidder, Oh WEDNESDAY July 18th
1859, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at the Courthouse
in Opelousas. Two HUNDRED BUSHELS
Of DAMAGED CORN, seized in the above
suit.
Terms-Cash.
VALERY ROY, Constable.
J,1y II 1860
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Successor T'Andrcm Malta.
YIN yERTU dun ordrc tnanant de Ia
L. Cour des Preuvrs dams ct ponr Ia Parois.
Sc dist Baton Roug", lie public est par le pre-
sent ayarti quill ,era v.ndu rn vente publicdlc.
an pins etfrant ct dernier enclfrisseur, pa. "
so,,sslgnte Encanteur, IA la Maison de a'out
dans la willie DIES Oprlrnsas,
lie Mardi, ~ Aous, 1869,
les rroprittts ci-aprts d~tcrites, dfgu,lart de
Ia SUCCESSION dudit ftu Andrew .xptta, deccde,
a SAVIOR:
La motto Sud- lie, H. Section
q ct lie quart Sud onrst dn quart Nord-oncst
It le quart Nord Quest dar quart Sud-ntast d.
la section vingt-qnsua dan2.l e Township No.
! Sud. dc la Ranate Ne. = tst, dams lie Dis
trict Sud-ouest CTS. terres DE- la. Louisiana,
contenant quatre cents agrees ct 26 centiemes,
conformtment an plan. oficicl d'arpentage de
ladite t.rre, rataurue All Bureau des Terres dc
rEtat, ainsi qni' appert par une patente datte
de Baton Roug e lie 3Aont 1857. ct portant IL
nunero 1908. Cetfe terre est sit,tee sur lie
Bayou Petite Prairie, GU pres dc la, en- la Par
oisse st. Landry.
La meitie indiVise, dos torres suivantcs
d dependant des ter:es dos amel,orations inter-
cure, sayoir:
Teute, la Section trente-six
du Township 4 Sud de la Rangte 6 Est, dan:
he District Sud-ouest des ter1es' dc la Louisi
ane, eontenant six cent quarante-trois acres e
20 centlames, coEiorEaenent al plan Office
d'arpentage, ainsi quill appert par une patentt
au nom d!.Andrew Malta ct james Irwin, da
tee le n Decembre 1860. portant le numert
1858, situee pres des rives du Bayou Petite
Prairie, dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry.
Conditons-Comptant.
L T LASTRAPES.
Il Juillst 1859. LncAntcW
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Etat de la Louisiana.

CouR DE PARoIssE, ST. LANDRy-No. 2633
Succession dc Divine Langlols
THAS. HOLLlER, de Ia Paroisse st.
" Landry. Administrator de la success.
sion de ftue Divine Langlois, de la susdite
p~aroisse, ayant ~enregistre un Tableau final ct
distribution des funds de la dite succession,
accompsgu6 dune petition demandant Pho
mologation d~'icelui; ct attendu quill a etc fat
drolt a Ia demande de Ia dite petition par un
ordre dc la Cour en- date du 20 Juliet 1869:
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dtnne aux intGrcsses dams cette succession.
d'avo;r Il faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par Cert, a mon bureau dams Ia vile des Qpe-
lousas, dams les trente jours qui s%uivront la
date du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tahleau
ne serait pas approuve 1T homologue, ct rad
ministrateur autorise a payer c~onformement
audit tableau.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Greficr
Opelousas "a Juliet, 1869.
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H>uhlic debt StateDient---.J HdgP
Dent visited by WiSSis$ ppi Ed
itOrS.--COHnferfei Treasury
N0teS--RepOrted Sfizure of flat
Yacht Henrietta etc. etc.

sSset q ~
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-The public debt
statement shows a coin balance of 500, 600,
evG, suGn certificates $50. 800, 900, cnrrcncv
kr9encc $500, 900, sinking fund $2,nOO,
900, other bonds purchased $4,000, 900
a number Of Mississippi editor~. Of The
Clinton Mail. Yazoo Banner, Kidoi;a demo.
cuat and Grenada Sentinel, visited Dent to
Gay, with assurances Of support.
Three spurious legal tender tens were
taken at the Treasury to day. New plates
for legal ten lers, from one to a thousand
dollars, are in course ofpretsaration. There
is no safety in receiving greenback tens.
7 is does not apply however, to National
Bark tons.
1t is reported that the yacht Henrietta
has been seized at New London on slspi.
cion of connection with Cuban filibusters.
4 de.eg ton from Norfolk, Va. headed
by the. member OF Congress from that
district. ~ere at the Navy Department to
day, urging the removal of Conservatives
from the Navy Department.
Latest from Cuba-The Hnsur-
gents Gaining Strength and
Confidence.
WASHINGTON, Aug. a-Thc Cuhans here
have official advices to the 26th.
The Cubans, in recent engagements, have
have made quite a number OF prisoners,
which prevents immediate sla glitter of
c~aptnred Cubans and secures their proper
treatment The modification extends to
captured filihnsters.
Quesada has completely destroyed COM
. mauication with Puerto Principe. Sick
ness in the city alone prevents its occupa-
ton. Several efforts of Latona to open
communication have been disastrously d.
teated, the Spanish loss being treble that
, EcfftIe Cuhans. Latona's effective force at
Suevitas and in the entire district is abont
400D Qnesadas nearly 5000, we'll armed
and disciplined men, prepared to advance
when the health of the coast permits. Jor-
dar had several defensive fights, in all of
which the Spaniards were repulsed with
proportionately great loss.
AtYilla Clara the Spaniards lost 200 men,
with arms, ammunition, wa -ons, ordnance
and provision trains. Another expedition
near Trinidad to take possession of certain
marked plantations, was nearly DESTROYED
80 were killed and 400 captured. The
number of Spaniards engaged in this fight,
1900, Cubans 76Q-, 81
:, Jordan reports Himself and troops In ex-
.cellent condition, and asserts that his CON-
mand Is equal to three times the same mum.
Der of those opposed to him. He says they
are we'll organized, well drilled, and fight
like demons. His force is daily increased
by recruits He expresses entire confidence
% success. fsHrg 74 EsEeaEE~ a. E9*#@@
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Etat de la Louisiana,

CouR DE PARo1ssE, ST.. LANDRY-No. 3026.
Succession de Jean Marie Durand.
4 OUIs CHARRIE, de la Paroisse St.
- Landry, Curateur de la succession de
Jean Marie Du!and. decide. ayant enregistre
IN Tableau de classification DIES dettes de ladite
succession, accompagne dune petition de-
mandant lhotnologation d'icelui;
Et attendu gull a etc fait droit a la deman-
de de Ia dite p~etisian, par un ordre de la Cour
en- date du 90 Juliet, 1869.
En- consequence, avis eat par lie present don
ne aux intGressts dams cette succession, d'a-
voir "A faire opposition. 81 aucune ills ont, par
ecrit, a mon bureau dams la vile des Opelou-
sas, dams Yes trente jours 4ui s~uivront la date
du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tableau ne
serait pas approuye ct komologue, ct Ia admin.
~istrateur autor.se a payer commencement audit
tableau
JOS D. RICHARD, Greaaer.
Qpclqusas, 7 AQut 1868.
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Every Ticket Draws "a Prize.
5 Cash Gifts--.---.-.-.-..each $4,000
20 -----.-.-.- 5000
so EIeg't R'wood Pianos, each $500 to 800
Is i" Melodeons IS TO 100
$50 Sewing Machines 60 TO 175
500 Gold Watches IS to 300
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &C., valued at
Sl,0Ol,0O0.
A chapce to draw any of the above Prizes
for Csc. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed
in Envelops and we'll mixed. On receipt of
25c. a Seated Ticket is drawn without choice
and sent by mail to any address. The prize
named upon it will be delivered to the ticket
holder on payment of On Dollar. Prizes are
Immediately sent to any address by express or
return mail. .rs
You will know what your Prize is before
you pay for it. Any Prize exchanged for an
other Of same eraiae. No Blanks. Our pat
rons can depend on fair dealing.
REFERENCEs:-We select the following
from many who have lately drawn Valuable
Prizes and kindly permitted US to publish
them: Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, $4,000;
Miss Clara s.. Walker, Baltimore, Piano, $500
James M. MattieuW, Detroit, % 200; John 7.
Andrews, Savannah, s. ,0oe; Miss Agnes Sim
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no names without permission.
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STABLE,

THE UNDERSIGNED has always on hand
H. Wagons, Hacks, Buggies. Saddle Hor-
ses, &c, to hire at as reasonable prices as any
other person in this Parish. He takes this
opportunity to inform his patrons and the
public in general. that hereafter he will charge
only % Cents per feed for horses. mules,
&c. WIN. M. JOHNSON.
Iulv IN 'SQ-Sps
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Iitte1I'S Living Age.
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TEI4EGRAMS
from the New Orleans PaperY
New Atlantic Cable CO.--lnteTiAa'
tiOslRl Exhibition.

New Atlantic Cable Co.--1nterha-
tional Exhibition.
LoSpox, August "A cable company
from Scotland to Quebec has been organ
ICED.
The Commissioners of the Worlds Fair
of 1861 have issued a prospectus for an
international exhibition of fine and indus
trial arts and sciences and inventions in
1871.
Demonstration i'm favor of Fem
i:An Prisoners.
Drn11S, August "A grand dcmonstra-
ton in favor Of the release of the Fcnian
prisoners was made to-day. Twenty thous-
and people in the procession. The tone
of the speakers was moderate.
International Exhibition at Tut
rim,
FLORENCE, August Am international
exhibition will be held at Turin in 1872,
to commemorate the completion OF the
Mont Gems tunnel.
Don Carlos R~e-rnfers France
The CaFliSt Movement COnslW-
cred Euded.
PARIS, Aug. 2.-the Erening .Wdniteur
has information that Don Carlos has re-en-
tered France, and Gen. Prim is abo't to
leave Madrid Oh a trip to Eichy for his
health.
THIS statement Of the Mnitedr is gen
orally credited, and is regarded as q proof
that the Carlist movement is ended.
Provisions of the Senatus Com
sIsltunn.
The leading provisions Of the Senatus
Consultum now being prepared 10y the
Government, bid fair to realize the idea Of
the Imperial message to the Corps Legisla
tif. Tie right Of parliamentary initiative
will be Internationally granted. The power
of the Council of State to veto &%mendments-
to projects of law will be abolished. The
Senate will specify objections made by the
Corps to the clause of a bill, and state the
terms of alteration. Each deputy will be
entitled to propose the order of the day, the
Government rcserving the right to refer
such orders to a comm pee.
TIE decree will dwell on the different
phases Of transforming a personal govern
ment into a liberal empire and will lay
stress on the principle of mHisterial respon-
sibility.
The CarIisfS DisOrgHniZed-Sink-
ing of IA Bath House at Valencia.
MADRID, Aug 1.-The Carlist forces in
Ia Mancha became disorganiz3l, and have
disappeared from the province. A party
in Leon is hemmed in by troops with no
chance of escape.
"A floating bath house at Valencia sud
denly sunk Yesterday, and many persons
within the structure were carried down
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XNANTED.-I want Fifty Thousand
" Shingles made. Amy one wishing to
take the job will apply to me. will advanc"
provis ions HENRY l.. GARLAND,
July 81 .'C9-3t
NOTICE.
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state of LOuisiana.
Parish Court, St. Land1y-Ao. 2G3S
Estate Of Divine LanglOis.

Parish Court, St. Landry-No. 2G3s
Estate Of Divine Langlois.
THAS. II. HOLLIER of, the parish of St.
" Landry, Administrator of the Estate Of
Divine Langlois. deceased, late of said parish,
having fled a final Tableau Of the distribu-
ton of the funds of said Estate. accompanied
by his petition praying for the homologation
Of the same; and whereas, the prayer of said
petition has been granted by al order Of the
Court, bearing late July goth. 1869;
New therefore, notice Is hereby gwen to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tabltau in writing. at my office il the town
Oh Oprlousas, within the time required by law,
why said Tablcau should not be homologated
and confirmed, aud the Administrator dis
charged from all further Liability and his
bond ~Qaucclel.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Qpelousas. July "a 'G9.
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TAI hescin de q~uel9u'un pour ensreprendre
~ de me faire faire 10000 bardeaux. ia
~vancerai les provisions a lfntrepreneur:
HENRY L. GARLAND,
n .Juillrt 1SG0-Jf
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State 0fTnniSianu,

STATE, OfIOUISlanu,
Parish Court, Parish Of St. Landry.No 3036
Estate OF jean Marie Durand.S
T OUIS CHARRIE, of the Parish of
IL St. Landry, Curator of the Estate of
Jean Marie Durand, deceased, late of said
parish, having filed a Tablcau Of the classi-
~fication of debts of said Estate, accompanied
by his petition praying for the homologation
Of the same: and whereas the prayer Of said
petition has been granted by an order of the
Court. bearing date July 29th 1863;
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 homologa-
ted and confirmed.
JOS D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, August eth. 1869.
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Is better than ,our regular shaped Axes for
these reasons: First-It cuts deeper. Second
1t don't stick in the wood. Third 1t does
not jar the hand. EoaFtA--No time is wasted
in taking the Axe out of the cut. Fifth Will
the same labor you will do ona-third more
work than with regular Axes. Bed paint has
nothing to DO with the good qualities of this
Axe, for all our Ages are painted red. Fyour
hard ware store does not keep our goods, we
will gladly answer: inquiries or fill your orders
direct, or give you the name of the nearest
dealer who keeps our Axes.
LIPPIhCOTI Il BLAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sole ouaers Of CoAxrn's s. Red Jacket Patents.
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Vente par lie Sherif.
Etat de la Louisiana.

OVTUTCT NpIsSdaIt CUIaI1
Opelousas. 3 juliet, 1869.
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H,e Nyardi. ~ AOus, 1860.

IN NN"S Us3 TVHtF E"O15
les proprittts ci-aprcs d~terites, dfFulart d.
la succrsiop dudit ftu Andrew Eatta, DECIDE,
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Circuit Court.

The State docket was taken up in the cir
cult court last Monday. There were about
sixty entries on the docket. most Of which
were disposed of by submission. compro-
mise, &c. The following cases have been
tried by jury and disposed of:
State against Chas. Reed, col, for grand
larceny; sentenced to 5 years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Frank Paschall, col. grand larceny,
years in the penitentiary.
VIM. Hendricks. col. same offense, 10
months in penitentiary.
Samuel Langford. larceny, acquitted.
Martha Weaver. Sarah Weaver and Me-
lissa Bell, riot and assault and battery, two
dollars and a half each, with cost.
Court will adjourn tomorrow.