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and number of negroes. Two YER
sioBs of the matter have been given
US, one coming by letter from one of
the students, and the other from a
gentleman who arrived from there on
yesterday. The former states that
number of students were fired on by
the negroes as they were returning
from church. The students procured
their guns and returned the fire.
One student was shot through the
feshy part of the leg, and ten of
the negroes were wounded. The other
version reports that some i'll feel
ing had existed between the town
boys and the negroes, and that as the
students were coming from Church,
they were rocked by a number Of the
negroes. They went home, procured
their guns and loaded them with bird
shot, and returning to the colored
Church, difficulty arose with results
about as stated. A letter received
from one Of the students on yesterday,
announces that five of the negroes
were dead. The gentleman who came
from Newcastle on yesterday, states
that this could not be true, as the
negroes were only wounded with bird
shot, and their wounds were slight.
He had heard nothing Of their death.
-FrGRkf0rt Commonwealth.
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TIE LATE COLD SPELL-DAMAGE
To CRoPs-We have conversed with
several gentlemen living In various
sections Of this county, some of whom
have travelled through portions Of
Dubois. Pike, and Spencer, who in
form us that the damage done to the
tobacco crop by the late severe frost
has been almost beyond calculation.
Fully one-third, if not one-half of the
present crop has been more or less in
iured by the heavy freeze of the last
three or four nights, and at least one
fourth absolutely ruined, We hope
this may not prove to be correct, but
at the hour of going to press we have
heard no news to the contrary.
The potato crop, and all kinds Of
late vegetables, suffered severely. but
to what extent is not known at pres
ent. Many farmers who were late in
picking their winter apples, have had
them injured by the frOst.-Bo0ne0lAe
Enquirer.
THE Hoe CRoP.-In conversation
yesterday, with an intelligent and
we'll posted stock trader, who has
lately travelled through most Of the
counties of Southern Indiana, We
were informed that the hog crop the
present season, Ia this part of the
State, would be a very short one, and
would fall much below the crop of
last year. Several reasons we're given
for this, one being that there were
fewer stock hogs in the country the
past season than for several years
previous; another that the corn crop
was short. and another that hog
cholera had killed hundreds of hogs
In the southern counties of the State.
He informed us that the farmers con-
fdently expected TO realize 10 TO L
cents per pound for their hogs.-Nel0
Albany Commercial.
THE Markets. The market for
corn is declining at rate which proves
that the impression which has
prevailed for some months no longer
exists. There Is, We presume, no
doubt that the crop is much larger
than was anticipated It is also as
| certained that the woods are full Of
mast, and that it will require much
less corn to prepare the hog crop for
market than would otherwise be the
case, and there is also indication that
the hog crop will not be large one.
Dealers In the article have no doubt
procured full and pretty accurate es-
Inmates of the number of hogs that
will come into market this season
The present indications are that the
market for pork will rule high during
the coming season for packing. and
farmers should not spare their corn
in feeding, as it is manifestly the besI
market they will realize for corn this
year. We fear the high price of pork
will compel many who have been con.
sumers, to subscribe to the Hebrew
faith in respect of that commodity
Vincennes Times.
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BY INC OOF5THOI-
II. A. HOFFMAN, Secretary OF state.

THE New Harmony Register claims
all the credit of being the first paper
in the State to recommend Judge
PARRErT, of this city, as a candidate
on the next Democratic State Ticket
for Supreme Judge. We believe the
Register is entitled to this great dis
tinction. We remember distinctly
first seeing the recommendation in
that paper, aad was particularly
struck with the singularity of the
fact that it promptly followed a flying
trip to that retired little village by
Judge NIBLAcK. We put this and
that together and drew a conclusion.
We certainly do not wish to.rob the
Register Of the proper credit for orig
mating the recommendation, and if
acted upon by the next Democratic
State Convention. it viii deserve, and
doubtless viii receive, something
more substantial than mere thanks
from the Honorable Congressman
from this District.
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BATCREL0Es,g HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment: no ridiculous tints; RENEE
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes; 1nVfgorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
d bIacs OF Bko%N, 5oIa Dy al Dringglsts
Batcheior's Wig Factory, No 10 Bond ST.,
New York.
Butchers Dead Shot fer BED Bug
Butchers Lightning Fly Killer.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
Mays dwlm ISM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TITO Greaf YifaIEger.

This title may be fairly given to q reStor-
alive which has taken precedence of all
other tonic and Alternative pre- parattons fer
a period Of nearly twenty wears During
that long interval HCSTETrER'S STOM-
ACH BUFFERS may be truly said to have
enjoyed unrlYalled popularity. Many pre-
parat1ons have been got up to compete
with 1t, but they have al fallen into its
wake or sunk into oblivion for lack of
patronage. From the first, this now world
rem owned Vegetable Tonic has been both
incidentally and financially successful.
Every year has added to the number of
its friends, and the demand for IL, based
solely upon the experimental proofs of It's
excellence as q preventive and curative,
seems 10 have no aSsIgnable limit. The
medical profession sanction and ap-
prove its use, and It is now at the head
of q class OF medicines to which it belongs,
the admitted. undisputed SOVEREIGN TON-
&c OF THE AGE. The statistics of the Unit
ed States Revenue Department viii verify
the statement that it stands alone and I'M
approached in the magnitude of its sales
as compared with those of any other pro-
prietOry remedy advertised on this side of
the Atlantic.
THE EXPLANATIoN of this fact may be
com prised in a few words. HOSTEr-
TER'S STOMACH BITIERS is at once
the purest, the safest and the most potent
OF all vegetable toAics, and the best anti
dote to every variety OF malarious disease.
Hence it is especially adapted to the pres
ent season of chilling dews and upwhOle-
some vapors.
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4 PROCLAMATION!

The President Of the United States hav-
ing by his Proclamation of the 5th instant,
designated Thursday, GIle 18TH day OF
November, 1859, as a day of National
Thanksgiving and Praise to Jehovah for
His unbounded goodness TO US as a people,
I, CONRAD BAKER, Governor Of the State
of Indiana, do earnestly and cordially
commend the day thus designated TO the
observance OF the people Of Indiana in ae-
cordance with the Presidential recommen-
dation.
g It is good thing 10 give thanKs un 70
the Lord, and 10 sing praises to thy name
o Most High" "Let the people praise
thee, o God :let-aH the people praise thee"
HThen shall the earth yield her increase;
and God, even our God, shall bless u.s."
ssFnter izto His gates with thanksgiving
and into His courts with praise; be thank
frI unto Him and bless BIS name"
In witness VII ereof, have here
unto subscribed nay name, and
caused the seal Of the State TO be
SEAL affixed, at the city Of Indianapo-
lis, this 18th day of October, in the
year Of Our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-nine.
CONRAD BAKER. p
BY the Governor:
MIA. HOFFMAN, Secretary OF state.
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The Healing Pool.

@S9A rs FOR YOUNG MEN, who
81 have falien into vicious habits, and
MANHOOD, with certain means Of relief
for the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter en-
yeIopess free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, PHILADEL-
PHIA, PA. sep29
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TIE New York Void deserve

TIE New York World deserves
credit for the latest and cutest utter.
ance upon the subject Of the great
Syracuse or Cardiff giant. Il says:
The fortunate finder has erected
a tent over the sphinx, and Swans
and clergymen, who come foeking
from the most distant regions with
archaeological and antiquarian zeal,
are charged Fifty cents a head, and
they take their choice One Of the
latter has published his impressions,
and says: None but the greatest of
artists could have formed aud wrought
out the conception of that stately
head, with lis calm, grand smiles so
full of mingled sweetness and
strength This is, no doubt, all true
enough; but we would advise future
rhapsodists who visit the sphinx to
notice the calm, grand smile of the
man who exhibits, and who has
already made between three and FIVE
thousand dollars out of the little
game
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IL haRIIne pnnI.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and tive Diseases and Abuses
which create imp61iments 10 MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. J, SKILLLN H0DGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Or1Onnances


Passe a l'effet de s'assurer dc IL dettc qui
peut devoir Ia Parcisse dc St. Landry, ct
pour pourvoir i renregistrcmcnt dos
warrants qui scrolt ci-aprts ennis.
II est R5solu, Qu'aucun DIES warrants qui
mont pas encore etc payes, ct 1ui sont en-.
core dehors, soft ou'ils aient etc ennis par
lie g~rcfier du Juri de Police, Gu par lie gref.
fer dc Ia Cour de District, nc scrarecu
en- Placement dc la take dc Paroisse, . moins
quill matt tte enregistre par lie Treso-
rier de la paroisse, dams lie delai de soixante
jours a partir dc IL passation de la presente
%ordonnancc ct aucun des dts warrants lie
scra c%nrtgistrG par ledit tresorier, a noins
quill ne soft presente pour enregistrement
dams ledit dclai de soixante jours.
lis est Resolu, Qu'aucun des warrants
oui pourront ci-apres etre ennis, soft par 10
grefier du Juri de Police, on par lie ~crcfieE
de la Cour lie District, ne pourra etre recu
en- Placement des taxes de Ia Paroissc dc st.
Landry, a moins gull matt etc prealablc,
ment enregistre par ledit tresoricr de ladite
Paroisse dc St. Landry, dams he dclai de
soixante jours, 4 compter du jour on il aura
etc emf ct aucun des dts warrants, ainsi
ennis, ne sera enregistre sill nest pas pre-
sente dams ledit delai de soixante jours.
II est de plus .Resolu, Que cette ordon-
nance sera publiee, en- francais ct en- anglajs;;
dams lie journal oticiel de Ia Psroisse It
dams lc Courier dcs Opelousas, pendant
respace dc s~oixante .jours.
Fait ct passe le 1G Aodt 1869.
j.. N. THOMPSON,
President du Juri dc Police.
Pour copie cenforme.
C.. MAYO, Greficr.
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Nente PubliQue.

SuCccSstOn dc James I0WGeTftR
I'm VERTE dun ordre de- rl,onorabl- |:
IL Cour drs Preuvps dams ct pour la Par
olsse st. Landry. il sera vendu en- vente pub
lique, all plus o}rant ct dernier enchtrisscur
par lie sonssigne administrator gu par un
encanteur dGment commissioner, a Ia derniere
residence du dtfunt, dams Ia prairie Hayes, en-
cette dite p~aroisse. lie
MERCREDI, 90 October, 1SC9,
les PROPHECIES ei-aprGs decrites. appartenant 4
la succession de james Hamberlin, decide,
reinforcement de la paroisse St. Landry, a
lie savoir-
l.-UN MORCEAU DE TERRE DE
Prairie, situ6 dans la Prairie Hayes en- cettc
dite paroisse. contenant quatre-vingt acres de-
superficie, ensembles avcc toutrs les Batisscs
ct Authorizations 4ni s'y trouvent, CONSTANT
en- deux petitcs maisons, un magasin i mails,
un lot de barrierrs, etc la dite terre ayant etc
acquise par lie dtfunt de NJ. 4. Feray, par
actr passt paldevant --, le 49, jour de
-, 1885,; borne all nord ct a. Fest par Ia
terre de NJ. Grille Doncct, au sud par Ia tcrle
de M. Feray, 1T a l'ouest par la terre de Hyp-
olite Miller. La dite tcrre Giant la Motto
Quest du quart nord est de la section % du
township 7 sud dc la rangte ] est dams L.
District Sud-ouest de- T-rrts de Ia Louisiana.
2.-UN MORCEAU DE TERRE BOISEE
situG 4 Bots Mallet en- cette dite parolsse, con.
tenant vingt acres de supericie. borne au sud
par Ia terre d'Hypolit" Miller, a louest par lie
Bayou MaArt, (les limites du cote nord ct du
cote est sont inconnues).
3.-Betes Il cornes, cochons. rtcolte de-
maIs,s canes-a-sucrc, m.ublcs de maison ct
ontils de charpentirr, uStsnsiles a%ratoircs It
hahitatiot,, ct beaucoup d'autrrs chooses.
Couditions-Comptant
JOHN HAMBERLIN.
% sept 1869 administrator.
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6..UnIOtd de Terre,

sitnt dams le voisinagc de tous les lots decrits
! ci.dessus, dams la paroisse st. Landry, con-
tenant environ -a d: tcrrc, borne
all nord par Alexandra Lazaro. a Fest par lie
Bayou Petite Passe, au sud ct a l'ouest par
les terres de la succession, au sud par la terre
No. 5 ci-dessus deciite, ct a lOuest par In tcrre
| No l ci-dcssus decrite.
Conditions.-A un ct deux ans de credit du
Jour de la vente, les acquereurs fournissant
lcurs billets payables h l'ordre de ladminis-
| trateur dr. la dite succession, avec solyables
! cautions sofidaires, portant huit pour cent
d'interGt par an de leurs tcheances respectives
jusqu'a Placement; les terres, batisses ct anne.
liorations restant specialement hyp%othequces
| par privilege Ell favour de de la succession,
les a"qutreurs s'engagcant de nc pas venlre
nj autrement disooser DIES proprietes aVant lie
Placement des billets.
C~onformement aux lois ct i la Constitution
ces terre seront vendnes par lots de ne pas moins
de dix nj plus de cinquante acres, CONNIE il
s'ra plus particuiierement e1piiquf a Is vente.
NOLLE P1IRE, Administrator
4scpt'mbre 1869
Etut dc la Louisiana.
CorR DE PARoIssE, ST.. LAspRr-No. $500
Succession de Michael Hoods.
EOHNF SMITH, j. Ia Paroisse St. Landry
~ Administrator de- Ia succession de Michael
Woods. decede, ayant enrtgistrt un Tableau e.
nal de Distribution DIES fonds dc iadite success
sion, accompagnt dune petition demandant
lhomologation dicelui;
Et attcndu, quill a etc fat droit a la deman-
de de ladite petition, par I'm ordre de 10 Cour.
en- date du | September 1869:
I'm consequence, avis est par lie present don
Pc aux ipteresses dams cette succession, ia
soir a taire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont. par
ecrit, a mon bureau dams la vile DIES Opelou-
sas, dams les trrnte jours qui %suivroot la date
du present avis, pourquoi lcdit Tsblcau lie
scrait pas approuvt ct homologue.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Grcfher.
Qnclnnsas 4 Snntcmh re. IS64
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Succession de Joseph Johnson

Coar de Paroisse, St. Landry-No. 1912
NANCY CARPENTER, de la Paroisse de
~ St. Landry, ayaut presentce uue petition
a l'efet d'stre nomme ADMINISTRATORS de Ia
succession de Joseph johnson, decide, der
increment de la p~aroisse St. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present don
ne aux interesses dams cette succession davoir
a deduire par ecrit, a mon Bureau. dams les
dix jours qui s~uivront la date du present avis,
les ~raisons, 81 aucune ills ont, pour lesquelles il
ne serait pas fait droit a Ia dite PETITION.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Greficr.
Opelousas, % sept 1869.
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Succession d'Euphrosine Richard.

Cour dc Paroisse, St. Landry-No. 1919
Jesse HUTCHINs, de la Paroisse de St
- Landry, ayant presente une petition a
l'effet d'etre nomme Administrator de la
succession d 'Euphrosine Richard decedee, der
increment de la Paroisse St. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present don
ne aux interresses dams cette succession diavoir
a deduire, par ecrit, a mon Bureau. dams les
dix jouIs qui ~suivront la date du present avis,
les ~raisons, 81 aucune ills ont, pour ~lesquelles
il ne serait pas fait droit a ladite petition.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelousas, Is septembre. 1869
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COur de ParOisse, . ~. ,,,a
OUISE TAYLOR, de 10 Paroisse de St
- Landry. ayant presentee une petition, a
feffer d'etre NOMINEE administrative de la sue
cession du feu Jean B Courville, decide, der
increment de Ia Paroisse de St. Landry;
En- consequence avis est par lie present donne
aux inseresses Jams cette succession d'avoir a
deduire par ecEit, . mon bureau, dams les
dix jours qui suivront 10 date du present
avis les ~raisens, 81 aucune lis ont pour lesquelles
il ne scrait pas fat drois a la demand d1l pet
ionnaire. JOS. II. RICHARD. Grrfir7.
flr. Irt,>.S 81, -. nj lGtat
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Vente Pu1>lique.

Succession dOufcImc Poupon Tffrr.
I'm VERTC dun orlrr cmanant L.. Thon-
IL orable la Ceur des Preuves de Ia Paroisse
st. Landry. lie public est par le present avelti
qn'il sera vrndn III ventc publiq,o, su plus
otirant ct dernier encherisseur, par IL sous.
signt administrator, GU par III e%ncanteur
dament commissioner, a la d.rniere residence
du defunt pres du Point DeBaiilon dams cet;e
p%aroisse, lc MARDI. S Octobre, 1869, les pro-
prietts ci.dessus 1tclites dependant de la
succession dudit feu Onczime +. Piire, dcc..
de, reinforcement d. la T'aro:ssr St. Landry, 4
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ICtnt dc la Louisiana.

Cour dc Paroisse, st. Landry.-No. 3O5s
DOME BERNARD, de la Paroisse St Ian
40 dry, administrator de Ia succession de
Onezime Caruthers, DECIDE. reinforcement de la
dite p~aroissc, ayant enregistre un Tableau
de distribution des fonds de ladite success
Sion, accompagne dune petition d%emandant
l'~homologation d'iceiui;-et attendu quill q
etc fait droit a Ia demande de laditc petition,
par un ordre de la Cour en- date du "a aout 1869
En- consevence, avis est par lie present don.
ne aux interesses dams eette succession, d'a-
volt a iaire opposition , 81 aucune lis ont, par
ecrit. Il mou bureau dams la vile des Opelou-
sas, dams les trente joars qui s~uivront Ia date
du present avis, pourquoi 10 dit tablesu ne
serait pas approrouve ct homologue.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
Onelnnsas. 4 Sentembra lki4
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Succession d'Elijah Fisher.

Coar de Paroisse, St. Landry.-No.
TRAD FISHER, de Ia Pa.oisse de St.
IL Landry, ayant presente une petition a
I'efet d'etre nomme administrator de la sue
cession d'Elijah Fisher, decides, reinforcement
de la Paroisse ST. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present don.
ne aux interresses dams cette succession d 'avoir
a deduire, par ecrit, a mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui ~suivront Ia date du present avis,
les ~raisons. 81 aucune lis ont. pour lesquelles
il ne serait pas fait droit a ladite petition.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Greffer
Is septembre 1869
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Fiat de In Louisiana.

VIZ 80
CoUn DE PARoIssE, ST. tANnaY-No. 1o7
Succession de Ptacsde Boudrenu
MI ARE BAB1NEAU, De Ia Paroissc St
1'A Landry. tutrice naturelle, ayant enst
gistre IN Tableau FINAL do distribution DIES
fonds de ID succession do feu Placidc Bou-
dreau. reinforcement de Ia susJite ~paroissc
acconnpagne. dune petition d%cnandans Pho
mologation diceaui, ct att-ndu qu'i etc fait
droit a Ia demande de la dite petition par III,
ordre de Ia Cour en- date du 0 septemhse 1863
En- consequence, avis est par le present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucnne ills ont.
par ecrit, a mon bureau dams la Vile des Op.
~lousas, dams les trente jours qni s~niv5oSs IA
date du present avis, pourquoi ledN lsblra,a
MS sersit pas approuvt IT h~omologne' ~ fsh,
audit tableau.
JOS. ID. RICHARD. Greeier
Opelousas IL Septembre 1869.
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Etat dc la LouisiRne.

Etat dc In Louisiaaac.
Cour dc Paroisse, st. landry No. 2O54
Succession de Robert E. ssssatsa
EDWARD NJ. WILLARD, de Ia Pasoisse
~ st. Landry, Exscuteur, d. Ia Success.
sion de Robert +. Smith, decedee, dernierc-
ment Dc la dite paroisse, ayant ~enregistre TN
Tableau ct reglement de Ia dite succession
demandant rhomologatson d'irelui,
Et attendu, quill a etc fa,t droit a In demap-
de dc Ia dite petition, par M ord-e do Ia Cour
Ell date du % Aott 1869:
En- consequence, avis est par lc present
donne aux interesses dans cetts succession.
d'avoir a fairc opposition, 81 aucnne lis out.
par cert, a moi bureau dams la will. des OPP
iousas, dams les trcnte jours qui s%uivront Ia
date du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tatleau
ne serait pas approuve ct homologue.
JOS. d RICHARD, Gref6er.
Opelousas, 70 aoht 1863.
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5.-Une HabitatiOn.

CONSTANT en- me maison de residence, autres
batisses, bariieres, etc ct cent s~oixantc ar.
penis de terre, plus on moins, borne' all nord
par TN moroccan de- terra appartenant d 10 sns.
ditc succession, decrit ci-dessous (No6). a Pest
par lie Bayou Petite Passe, au sud par Baptistc
Louis Guillory, ct a rOuest par lie lot No l ap-
partenant 4 la dite succession, decrit ci-dessus.
Giant Ia meme proprie,e acquise par 10 dit
dGfunt, par achat, a la vente de succession dc
Pierre NJ. Guillory, environ lannee 1850
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l--L'HabitatiOn.

IA dcrnitrc residence Din d;funt. ronsiStant en-
me maison 1e rt:sil-nce, autres batisses, bar
rI'res, ct environ cent cinquante-deux arpents
dc supe1ticie dc terr", bornts au nord par
Alexandra laxaro. an nord-ou'st par les torres
appartcnant a la s,lsditc succession. a Pest
par baptist' l.. Gnillory. au sud par la tcrre
DE Ia succession, ct a l'ouest par Ia terre dc
Ia succession.