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DOUBLE LOCK ELASTIC STITCH.
THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE.
$40-Sl5.
FOR SIMPLICITY IT HAS NO RIVAL.
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nhs Machine Is al ON the surface. and can be oiled
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tne thread Is taken directly from the original spoos
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They have an unusually large space under the arm
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second simplicity and durability; third, mechanical
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CASH ASSETS. ovER sa.oOo. eoo

Reasons for insuring In the Company.
In addition to the usual securities offered by other
companies, the Policies of the GLOBE should the
sured desire, registered certified by the Su
perintendent of the Insurance Departmental of the
State OF New York They thus endorsed by the
State and made equal to National Bank note or Uni
ted States bond.
Policies are nonforfeiting the President the Com
pany being the author of the FORGETTING syste Its
policies the most liberal issued by any company
the United StateB Death by SUICIDE, WAR, or
DUELEING do not vitiate the policy as Is the case
many ether companies In tho first Policies are paid
without reduction; I'm the other cases. full
of premiums returned -
No restrictions as to residence travelling at any
and all seasons of the year.
Since the organization of this company june 1884,
over 10, 900 Policiea have been issued.
Partes wishing to invest In Life Insurance will find it
to their interest To investigate the merits this Com
pany.
"A G. NJ. WILCOX General Agent
rs j. Q, SHIPLEY, local Agent.
. Medical Examiners-Dr. Beard, Drs PIN & Scott DIR:
Gra~cour, IN. Schmitte. aus I'm
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ST. PNrRcK's CATHEDRAL, DUBLIN. - 4
correspondent of the P44L-IE4LI- GG=eLLe- of =
recent date asserts that not Christ Church
Cathedral, but ST. Patricks, is considered by the
Roman Catholics of Ireland as especially theirs.
The name, the position, and the history of 8.
Patrick's Cathedral arc completely interviewer
with the national feelings of the Irish, and
though some Protestant relics FeligiouslY
preserved, such az the shot that killed Schom-'
berg, the spurs that he wore at the Boyne, and
Dean Swift's monument, the ancient glories of
the place and its early legends belong entirely
Faith. Besides this, the editice is situated in
the midst of dense Catholic population, aud
the congregation, except on Il Sunday afternoon,
when crowds throng the aisles and listen to
the beautiful choral service, and DIR. Stewards
performance on the organ, which is composed
of people who live at a distance is very small.
Christ Church, on the other hand, has II gloomy
and dreary look about it, and the heart of an
architect would sink within him at being
desired to rest8re it. The Roman Catholics
have built magnificent church within few
yards of it, and would probably care very little
for the doubtful traditions connected with the
early history of this old Cathedral, The
apOchyphal tomb of the Norman COnqueror of
Ireland is not looked upon with reverence, and
/ suspect that a majority of the uneduCated
Irish think that Strongbow was as fierce n
Protestant as CROMWELL My belief is that if
they would not than1lus for it, but that if we
offered to let them have st. PatFici's on con
dition of their repaying to the. new church
body the money which has been expended in
restoring that Cathedral, they would gladly
and thankfully accept The Liberal offer. AS TO
the banners of the Knights of st. Patrick,
they have no business In a Seisestablished
church, and it would be far bettef to seculaTize
the order, and transfer the paFaphernnlia to
the great hall of st. Patrick in Dublin Castle.
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ASSETS OVER q, $50, 600.


Irsnes Registered Policies cenntersigned by the SD
perntendent of the Insurance Department the State
OF New York certifying that the Policy is secured by
. The deposits stocks by the North America Life
Insurance Company in this Department the pnr.
posts are adequate for the purpose.
Superintendent ms Dept New York
- 1t may he safely affirmed that when the credit OF
rity of the funtthe danger peculiar Life Ii.
Late Insurance Com of Massachusetts ="
No extra rates for officers of and railroad
ears No material conditions or restrictions in the
New Orleans References;
G. / kouns q Co, speakc / BuckneT
Eo6H Do Mqnds 8 Co Sa Capt. John p9syy
p, 5 4 S Smith ns5 Medical Examiner.
BTCKNER & HALEY,
General Agents 81 Camp street " o.
7, II. O'RoRKE,
HOPE INSURANCE co, OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office, No. 81 Camp street.
INCORPORATED IN 1857.
Cash Capital paid in $3.50 600 90
Ayaiabis assets $3.50 60
Cash asS 6iydeid Of pwEXTY PER CENT de. '~''' %
caIed May 60 and paid May 10 CO. $1,000 90
DIRECTORS:
John I Adams Henry Tet0 + +; n i DuoFos: 49,,
L. NJ blake, L. A1Alochei IL PoyChaud-
This Company insures against FIRE, MARINE and
RIVER RISKS at the lowest rates OF premiums, and
RETURN FIFTEEN PER CENT To parties iflsfriag
III. PEYCHAUD, President,
i. MALOCHE, Vice President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary,
JOHNSON q DENIS, Att'ys
Once, p Camp street jeg 6a
MOUND CITY
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
(of st. Louis, Missouri
LOUISIANA AGENCY:
No. Story Building, Upstairs.
oFFIcEEs FOR LOUISIANA BRANCH:
Gov c. II MOUTON. .-......-....--... President
Judge L. I AtEKRICk. Vice President.
MEDICAL EXAAuNERs:
W. G. AUSTIN, NJ. D., JOS. N. FoLWELL, II. d
NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS:
Gov. c. II. houton Judge L. T. Aierrick Messrs. f. II
Hatch g. Chism James Jackson Octave VOORHEES, ThOs
Fitzwilliam, L, S. Morse, and ID. b. SHINES
All kinds of Life Policies issued by this Company
ais ~
THE EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY
OF NEW YORK.
Present Cash Assets March 81 1859. 50 Gal OF o.
Annual Cash Income March 81, 1859. 6I730aI 90
Number Of Policies Issued in Ises.--..--.-- 1926
InsurDg $50 231 90
A.P. CLEVELAND,
81 Camp street,
my9 6m General Agent for Loaisians-
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A MEXICAN ToNTINE LIFE AND SAVINGS
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DIRECTORS:
VIM. II. Ludlow President ii9 broadway
Robt. M Stratton, Vice President, I49 Broadway
Samuel Wiiets of Wilets & Co. 1853 Pearl street.
Clarence s. Brown, of Brown Bros & CO. 50 Wall street
Jonathan Thorne OF Thorne, Watson & Co.. Is Ferry
street. -..,.....-s ~
John N Whiting Attorney and Counsellor 40 Will ar
Robt Schell, oil Robt. Sclell & Co.. 81 Maiden Lane.
j. o. Seymour, of j. Seymour Sc Co, 9a7d IL Nassau st
d p Giraud Foster of Foster & Thompson, Wall st
D. Wilson sratton, Treasurer Of the Novelty AYasxs
Joseph NJ. Cooper of Cooper, Fellows & Co. II Maiden
r. Knox Kennedy, Vice President of the Bank of Com.
merce, 81 Nassau street.
Minot C. Morgan. Banker, 81 Wall street
John Caswell of John Caswell & Co. 81 Front street
EDWARD haisht resident National Bank OF the Com.
monweaith, corner Nassau and Pine cts.
'Wm. M Tweed; 237 broadway.
Chas. j. Shepard 242 Water street
Dwight Townsend, 63 Wall street
Philip w Engs OFF w: Engs & Sons I3i Front St
Jas NJ Brown OF Brown Bros & Co, 80 Wall street
Eiijah T. Brown of Elijah L. Brown Co.. IL Spruce
street.
AbraIn S Hewitt, of Cooper. Hewitt & Co. II Burling
Slip
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All kinds of Non forfeitng, Life and Endowment Pol
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Liberal modes of payment of premiums.
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Annual di vidends contribution plan
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No extra charge for army and navy officers
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steamships and sailing vess Is
No extra charge for railroad conductors
LIeAKE, SEYMOUR & co.
6S Camp street
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Mr. Gladstone has placed Professor Robert
son, of the Catholic University, on the Literary
Pension List. The amount is small-Only e 100
a year. The claimants the fund are many,
and few are more deserving than Professor
Robertson, as gentle and amiable as he is
learned and accomplished. A long life of
literary labor, commenced more than forty ago,
is his claim to the recognition generously
acknowledged by the Premier, whose selection
will be acceptable to Irishmen of every class.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

(,LoBE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. CoaIpNl
4 : or Now York .,.l.gss ,Lgt
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The more We know, the less we say. At death
q man arrives at immense knowledge and does
not open his mouth.
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s. Kaufman cs. J. ID. O'ConneA.
TOUR DE MAGISTRAT, ID Ward, Par
~ oasse de St. Landry. En- vertu dun
writ de feri facias lance par 10 Cour de
Magistrat pour lie I'd Ward, Paroisse de St.
Landry, pour satisfaire I'm jugement obtenu
par s. Kaufman contre j. ID. O'Connell, ct
a moi adresse, Jofrirai en- vente publique
sur les lleux reinforcement occupies par
ledit j. d. O'Connell, sur la rue Water pres
du magasin de Kaufman Freres dams IL vile
de Washington, 4 onze heures du matin, lie
SAMEDL IS Tevricr, 1863, les proprietes
suivantes saisies pour satisfaire ledit JUICE.
ment, 4 savoiv-
/ POMPE, Q BAQUETS. ENVIRON
200 livres de mousse, / LEVER en- fer, 2
tables, ! bureau, l lavabo, ! c~uvette, l lam
pc, 2 damejeannes, l pupitre, ] vieax PEN
dule, Q tableaux, / lit garni. 8 chsises en-
bois, / lot de burlaps ~, l %entonnoir en-
fer-blanc, l equerre, l lot dc balances, ! lot
de papier, l lot de vieux harnais, l tariere,
l machine pour netoyer Ia mousse, l presse
d mousse, | fourneau de forgeron, l enclu-
me, ! lot d'outils ct dc vieux fer. 2 pelles, !
lot de sacs d maYs.
Conditions-Comptant.
Us. HAWKINS,
Depute Sherif.
Washington, % ~janvier, 1859.
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~So@0AoA .. 0d4AuOA We. xOOB. Ja1u1au
HOUR DE PAROISSE POUR LA PAR.
~ oisse de St. Landry, No. 6SO.-En
vertu dun writ de ficrl farias i moi adresse
par Honorable Cour de Paroisse pour
la Paroisse de St. Landry dams raffaire
ci-dessus, je procederai, lie SAMEDI.
six de mars, 1869, 4 ONE he,,res du matin,
4 Ia Maison de Cour dc la Paroisse de ST.
Landry, dams la vile des Opelousas, a Ia
vente publique ct adjudication de les pro-
prietes don't description suit
/. UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TER
re de prairie, situe dams Ia dite ParoiSse de
ST. Landry, etant dams Ia section %cinquante
sept, township ci"q, sud de la rangee qua
ire est, ct en- partie dams la section quaran-
tie sept az lie townhSip six, sud de Ia ran
gee quatre est, contenant soixante neuf
74ll0O arpents de superticie, borne au Nord
par la tcrre ap::artenant autrefois all ven.
deur, mails 4 present 4 James Jarman, ct i
rOuest par Ia tcrre suppose a appartenir d
B. A. Martel. Aussi.
2. UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TER.
re boisee, contenant hut arpents de super
ficie, situe dams Ia dite paroisse, formant Ia
portion sud-est de Ia terre du vendeur.
ayant un arpent de large, faisant front au
marecage, sur SIX arpcnts de p%rofoudeur,
ct adjoignant, all Nord, lie terrain vendu par
lie vendeur 4 James Jar,nan, lie Is Fevri-
er, 1867 ; ct de plus, denx autrcs arpents,
ayapt IN arpcnt de large Sur deux arpents
de ~profundeur, situes en- arriere du moroccan
de terre boisee vendu 4 James Jarman lie
Is Feevrier, 1867, borne au Nord par lie ven.
deur, au Sud par John Collins and James
Jarman, ct a rOucst par Jim Collins ct lie
vendeur, lie tout (terre boisee 1t de ~prairie)
~soixante dix.sept 74llOO arpents
de superficie.
Sais,e dams raffaire dessns.
Conditions-Quatre cent s~oixante ouinze
piastres, ayec hut pour cent d'inte.
ret par an du premier jour de ~janvier, 1859, |
compliant; ct lie reste d credit, q SAVIOR
4uatre CEN soixante quinze 36llO0 piastres
.payables lie Ter j~snvier, 1870, ayec Init pour
cent d'interet par Of du ! %janvier, 1869, |
It Ia meme mine d. quatre cent ~soixante
luinze 36ll0O piastres payables lie Ter jan
pier, 1871, avec huit pour cent d'interet par
IN du ! ~janvier, 1869.
JAS. G. HAYES,
80 jan-6s Sheriff de St. Landry.
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succession GG Susan H. Sloane
LIN VERTU d'an ordre smanant de rHon.
- orable Ia Cour des Preuves siegcant
dams ct pour IL Paroisse de st. Landry, le
public est averti qu'il sera ofEert en- vente
p.uoiique, au plus offrant ct dernier ench6.
rissear, par le soussigne administrators, GU
par fintermediaire dun encanteur dament
commissionne, a Big Cane dams cette par
olsse. lie JEUD1 Is Fevrier, 1889, les pro-
pr'etes s~uivantes, dependant de 10 success
sion De Susan B. Sloane, veuve de Thomas
Ii. Rawlins, tous deux decides, dernisre-
ment de L. Paroisse St, Landry, i savoir:
UN PETIT CHEVAL ALEZAN. TROIS
vaches ct leurs veaux, 4 eharette, / lot
d'ustensiles arstcires, i wagon, l lot d'ou-
ills, / lot d'usiensiles de cuisine. / carabine
| meule, ] table b manger, l 8 arde.maneer'
Q tables, 10 courtepointes, 8 Its ct lieteries'
l bois DELFT mcubles de maison ct de cui.
sine, ct beaucoup d'autres choses.
Conditions-Conptant
LEWIS G. SLOANE,
Fevrier, 1869. Administrator.
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Cotton! Cotton Coton!!!
TOUS AVONS achets lie Magasin den
~ trepot, situe sous notre Magssin d
Washington, recemment ouvert par Mes
sieurs Guidry & Thompson. Nous nous
char .erons, en- consequence, de tout fret
qui nous sera consigne, promettant de faire
tous nos efforts pour bonner p}eine ct en-
there satisfaction d ceux qui voudront bien
nous honorer de leur confiance.
Ceux qui ont du cotton a vendre, trouve-
ront t%oujours chez o u des acheteurs qui
donneront le prix du cours de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, moins les depenses incidentelles 4
Ia transportation.
Nous continuerons, CONNIE par lie passe,
notre m &c groceries, ct de commits.
sion ct ferons dos ayances liberales sur
tous produits qui nous seront consignes,
soft pour 6trs expedies GU vendas.
W. A. ROBERTSON & Gle.
Washington, Lne., Is Dec, 1868.
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Perdya Og1 Detruit.

TIN BILLET tirs par Charles Sabatet dit
~ Plaisance, 4 rordre de feu Charles E.
Durand, pour Ia somme de six cents pias
tres, date le 5 aoht, 1887, payable a douze
mois de date, avec 8 pour cent interet du
premier aodt, 1868, marqus me varietur,"
ct portant hypotheque sur Ia propriete du
dit Sabatet dit Plaisance, achetee par lui de
Nine. Veuve Pierre Lrbyche, par acte de-
want Yves D'vy, Recorder do St. Landry,
en- date da s aoht, 1857, ct enregistre au
Livre No. 10, page Gal, du Begistre des
h%ypotheQues de la Paroisse st. Landry.
YVES DAVY, Curateur
Succession Charles E. Durand.
Opelousas, lie 9 Janvior, 1859.
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Succession d'Ouezime p. Pitxe. FL

SuCES0S4ON q OU0 A1U8 "a ALAG, K uS.
I'm VERTU dun ordre emanant de rHon.
80 Ia Cour des Preuves de la Paroisse St.
Landry, lie public est par lie present AVERT
quill sera vendu en- ven.e publique, au plus
offrant ct dernier encberisseur, par lie sous.
signe administrator, GU par l'lntermediaire
dun encanteur d1ment commissioner, a 10
derniere residence du d6funt, a Ia Prairie
Plaisance dams cette paroisse, lie
Mercredi, 10 Fevvier, 1869,
la propriete ci-dessous decrite, dependant
dc la succession dudit feu Onex;me p. Pitre,
fills, reinforcement de Ia p~aroisse st. Lam
dry, a savoir:
ensemble avec toutes les BatisSes ct Anne.
liorations dessus, situee dXns lie quarter
Prairie Plaisance, paroisse de St. Landry,
mesurant deux cent cinquante arpents en-
surerfcie, etant six arpents de face sur qua
rante deux de %profondeur, lie tout plus ou
moins, bornee Sud par lie chemin public
des Opelousas 4 Ia Vile Plate.
Est par la veuve Edmond johnson, ct Nord
ct Quest par la terre de Mime. Zephir;n
Lambert, etant Ia meme propriete que le
dit Onezime P. Pitre a achetee d renca,
des biens de- 10 succession de feu Edmond
johnson, fait 10 80 Fevrier, 1856, ct enre-
gistre dams le Livre pour les hypotheques,
10, aux pages $40 ct 5l1.
CoSDzrtoSs.-Elle sera vendu en- lots de /
cinquante acres, payable 4 douze mois du
Jour de Ia vente racheteur fournissant eau
ton, ct Ia propriets restant hypothequee.
NOLLL PITRE,
Jan. so. Administrator.
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AVIS.

TAI maintenant "a la disposition de mes amis
d It clients, de la toile d 'embaIIage des cercles
en- fer, Dc Ia f~celle, du cafe, do la farine, du
sucre, du sci, etc.
Aussi je suis dispose q acheter les cotons;
gu a faire des avances libGrales sur consigna-
ton de cotons a mes amis ct correspondents
de la Nouvelle. Orleans.
Cette annie, j'offre done aux habitants 10
choix do yrndre leurs ~recoltes lei "a Washing
ton pour du compliant gu den fAire lexpedi-
ton au march6 de la Nouvelle- Orleans.
A. DESMARE,
Bureau chez Pitre g. Carriere, ct o. Hinckly
Il Fills.
NJ. M. L. Melaneon au PortBarre. achetera
les cotons ct fera des avances pour moi aux
conditions s~us-enoncees.
Washington, Line, 10 Sept. 1868.
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Succession de Charles Lemon

succession Ue CM8EAeS Lemon.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de Honorable Ia
- Cour des Preuves siegeant dams ct pour
Ia paroisse St. Landry, lie public est AVERT quiz
sera offert en- vente publique, au plus offant
ct dernier encherisseur, par lie soussigne ad-
ministrateur, on par l'intermedialre dun en-.
canteur ddment commissioner, a Ia residence
de administrator, Pierre Lemon, a la Prai.
RE Laurent dams la Ditto paroisse, le
Mercredi, 10 Fevrier, 1869
les prophecies ci-dessous ~dessignees, depend
ant Dc la succession de feu Charles Lemon.
decide, reinforcement de Ia paroisse st. Lam.
dry. a SAVIOR:
3BEUFS DE TIRE, 1 CHEVAL GRE
ole. I'm lot de cotton en- grain ~(environ 5000
livres). un lot de cochons, 2 paires de roues
de charette a cheval, p~lusieurs articles de-
meubles de maison ct cuisine ct d'ustensiles
d'habitation.
Conditions-COMPTANT
PIERRE LEMON,
80 janvier. '69. Administrator.
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succession de Martin SiHaaiB1iess IN.
Co~r de Paroisse, St. Laadry-No. 1921.
JACQUES CHARIOT, de la Paroisse St.
~ Landry, ayant presente une petition a
refet d'etre nomme Administrator de 10 sue
cession de Martin ,Simillien, decide, derniere-
ment de Ia paroisse St. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dom
ne aux interests dams cette succession d'avoir
4 deduire par ecrit, a mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui s~uivront Ia date du present avis,
les ~raisons, 81 aucune ills ont, pour lesquelles il
ne serait pas fait droit a Ia dite petition.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Gref6er.
Opelousas, 80 Janvier, 1860.