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Three canary birds, yellow as saffron, aud
downy and glossy as the dainty hands Of their
mistress could wish them, lived happy and con-
tented in beautiful cages. in the neigbborhood of
Annuncisiion Square, the pets Of the house, with
naught to wish for, so bountiful Is the heart Of
their mistress. We are not going to write the
fable of the two nightingales but pleasant Incl.
dent, which occurred yesterday In the locality
mentioned. But like the Philomele of the fable,
one of the canaries finding the door of its cage
left open yesterday by some careless child or
servant, dreaming of travels around the world,
sought the cherished liberty, which poets sing Of,
and which sounds oftentimes better In song than
in reality, and after wandering 10 astonishment
about the housetops and shrubbery Of the vicinity,
finally alighted in one Of the trees of Annuncston
Square, where IL commenced glorious and end
less strain Of wsrbling and chirping, attracting
large number OF persons about the tree, who
themselves were quite surprised and delighted ct
the novelty. Meanwhile the mistress of the dear
little creature nconsolsble and could not sing.
You remember the nursery rhymes-"My Bird is
dead, / cannot sins"-an evidence that the same
causes do not always produce the same effect. All
kinds Of expedients we're resorted to in order to
bring back the truant canary to its mistress and
mates. but without avail. Time, however, finally
worked wonders. The cage, with its door open,
was, with the others, hung up on the gallery Of
the house which had been 30 ungrstefully de-
serted, and after couple Of hours Of sxcruciatng
suspense the mistress Of the truant was overjoysd
at seeing him return to his home and perch him
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To the Readtssg Public
NEW ORLEANS.
LIBRARY ROOM, OTrY HALL,
New Orleans, March Is, ls69.

many Of which s believed In the hands Of citizens
The majority Of thess scattered throughout the city dur
ing confusion attendant The change Of
probably either carsssy destroyed carried
away Many however, have ben taken out By ci
sens, and never returned
The catalogue Of books which 10 In the Library
therefore q present very unreliable guide It, actual
tents. Il easy undsrstsnd hov the usefulness Of
son Impaired By want Of proper stssl sn from
for whose bsnent Il vas founded
An appeal nads 10 those Who posss-
sion Of books belonging y IL Library " rsts the 81
onss ard any nformatos relative v bs thankfully
rsssivsd By The Hsrsz.aA Rsspsetfuly.
J.. R. DUCROs.
Librarian.
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Visitors TO the State Fa viii nnd it to tAeIr in.
terest TO read the sdvert4 ment of Messrs. ]. A.
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CITY TOPICs.

On Wednesday night last, 18th April, Rev. J. P.
Bellier died at Alexandra, La. He was native
Of France. but had lived in this country for many
years. During his residence in this city he had
charge Of st. Theresa Church, corner of Erato and
Camp streets. Just before the war he moved to
Alexandra where he lived during the war. In
1866. when the military academy was reopened,
he was rendered the professorship Of modern
languages, which he accepted, resigning charge
Of his church In Alexandra in order to properly
discharge his duties. Father Bsllier was well
known In this city and his death will make many
lament.
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above. and win 10 grand procession precisely B.
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Public Sale"
Estate Of Ezeonore, Chakert

Estate Of Ezeonores Czaykere.
QY VIRTUE of an order of the Probat,
- Court in and for the Parish St. Landry
there will be sold at public auction, by thu
undersigned. Tutor, or a qualified auctioncer
at the last residence of the deceased in thu
town of O~pelousas, on WEDNESDAY,. July
14th, 1869, the following property belonging
to the Estate of Eleenore Chachere, deceased
wife of B. A, Martel, to-wit--g7"ti ~ff
l. The Bordelon plantation situated in said
parish. on Wyble'se Ridge near Riders Bridge.
containing sixty-fve arpents Of land, more OF
less, together with all the buildings, and i'm
provementss thereon. completely. enclosed.
bounded north by Vil!eneuve Bordelon, south
by Andre Wyble's heirs and others, East BY
Bayou Delpunta, west by the public road to
Prairie Laurent and Opelousas. ri ~21'~f II
81 2. The last residence of deceased situated in
town OF Opeiousas. containing three lots or
a!rpents with all buildings and improvements
thereon, consisting ofa fine dwelling, kitchen
and eight other useful buildings-this place is
known as the former residence Of Robert Tay-
Tor and DR.. Boagni. Over an arpent of said
property is covered with a grove of evergreen
trees, a beautiful flower garden, &c. 7t'E
). lot of ground in the town Of Opelousas
being the present law Office of b. A. Martel e.
Hudspeth, as also the building used as the
printing office of the Opelousas JOURNAL, near
the Court House. with all the buildings and
improvements, except a building lately built
owned by Theo. Chachere. w.. .tl-r
4. A certain tract Of land situated in said
parish, in Prairie Dc. rEglise, near Bite. Noel
Roy bounded on the north and south by the
Estate Of John Simmons, on the east by lands
OF Solomon Harmon, on the west unknown,
33 acres and 67Ii00 Of an acre.
S. A four-wheel carriage, harness., shafts
and tongue, two American mules, one Ameri-
ean horse, one American mare. 81 4. f,as....
Terms and C~onditions-For the real estate
one-ffaird cash, and the balance on a credit Of
nNoveables for cash. For the credit payments
purchasers giving their notes made their own
rider and endorsed by themselves, with ap-
securities by said Tutor, and special
mortgage vendors f~ivileggeSand clause ofnon
Iliendo, reserved.zs9y 95 2. s@gfT T-ira| ~
T4.1 sanr~t B.. A. MARTEL, L..
u 9th. ls69sa# NJ ss$enk faga Tutor. /;
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Public Sale.

Estate Of Lucius J. Duprs. d
TN obedience to an order from the Hon. Par.
u ish Judge of St. Landry, l will offer 70,
sale, q TUESDAY the 9th day of July 1869,
before the Court House in Opelousas. the fol-
lowing property belonging to the Estate Of
Lucius J Dupre- - f=.$ =
4 A TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN
the Big Woods, about six miles west of Ope-
fousas, containing about two hundred and
twenty arpents, bounded on one side by land
Of Felix Dejean. on another by lands of Isaac
Dupre, Alexandra Bell and Eug gene Bell, hav-
ing twenty arpents depth by eleven wide. be-
ing a portion Of the land acquired by deceased
from Estate of Louis Carriere.
2 THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A
Tract of Woodland in the Mallet woods, about
miles west of Opelonsas,. having an
area of twenty-five arpents, bounded on one
side by lands of Mrs. Louis Hebert. and being
the same acquired by the deceased Dupre and
Il. /. Garland from said Mrs. Hebert, BY act
sous seing prive dated 10th September 1868.
Terms-Cash
"' L. +. LASTRApES,
June 9TH, 1869 Auctioneer
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Public Sale.
Estate Of Joachim CAarlo

Estate Of Joachim Chariot.
PY VIRTUE Of ar ordea of the Probate
- Court Of the Parish of St. Landry,
there will be sold atpublic auction, bv the
undersigned Tntrix, or by. an a%uctioneer,
at the last residence of the deceased at Cou.
lee Crefhe in said parish, on THURSDAY
the 18th day Of June 1899, the following
property belonging to the estate 0 fJoachim
Chariot, deceased 81, t...,. d .t
+ Six cows with four calves, a Creole stall
lion, a Creole mare, a lot of about one
thousand cypress pienx, two plows, two
head of hqgs, a dwelling house situated on
public land at marais Boulard, a corn house
situated at the same place, hou ehold flrni-
ture composed Of one bedstead, two mat
t~resses, four chairs, &c, including kitchen
utensils, an OK cart.
Terms-Cash.
AMELIE MALVEAU,
juno 9Th, 1860. Tutrix,
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fs'sso of s.. Landry. So,ssss 8!
GABRIEL Lyons, of the Pat;sh g. (.
Landry. Administrator of ne ~Essate
OF Thereses RItteradleeeasel, late of the parish
St Lsltirys having filed Il final tahleau and
'dlsfffp,ltlon or the funds Of said Estate. accom-
panied by Inspection praying for the homolo-
gat,on otthe same; and whereas theprayer of
sald petition has been granted by an order of
soe MaI nearing aa1e June y, sBG9i
NOW, therefore n9t55ce is hereby given to all
Tableau in writing at my office in the town of
Opelousas, within the time required bv law.
Why the said tableau should not be homologa-
ted and confirmed nv FsTTF
JOS. D. RICHARD. Clerk.
Opclousas, June 5th, 1869.
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COnStab1e's Sale.

Joseph Bloch vs.. ]. B. ferren.-.Justice,.
Court 2ndsward. Parish of St. Landry.
pY VIRTUE of an order of feri facias
Id issued from the Justice Court End ward
in and for the Parish of St. Landry, in the
above entitled suit and to me directed, I will
offer for sale at auction to the last and highest
bidder 10 from of the Town Hall in Washing
ton, on WEDNESDAY June 10Th, 1869, at
twelve o'clock, NJ. all the rights, titles, inter
ests and demands of J. B. Ferren INTO
the following described property seized to
satisfy said order. to-wit- "
ONE HORSE AND BUGGY
Terms.-Cash on the spot. w.
r VIM. III. MAYO.
" 2t Ward Constable.
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A<person who, in the New CLEANS Times
OF the 18th May, signs himself W" gives
this community and parish a. not over flat.
tering notice..
We presume that he is the individual
Who passed through our town some DAYS
since in company with Prof: Hilg,aard. and
VINO advertised himself while here. by dis
tributing his dental cards. .4a1a13 5as5r.3
= We iunnr understand that he viii himself have
a suitable notice in the Times shortly. ss"
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State OfLOuisiana.

Parish Court. Parish Of St. Landry. No 1894
JULIEN j FONTENOT, of the Parish
- Of st. Landry. Administrator of the Estate
OF Domelise j. j. Fontenot and Alfred Young
both deceased, late Of said parish, having
filed a Tableau and settlement of. the
said Estate, accompanied by his petition
praying for the homologation of the. same :
n whereas the, prayer of said petitbn has
been granted by an order Of the court, bearing
date May Goth 1869;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Iableau in writing at my Office, in the town of
oPelousas, within the time required by law,
ted and confirmed.
u. JOS D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, June 5th, 1863.
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M~ARRIED-On the lstinst., by Rev. Forge
at the residenca.of the brides Gather, Mr.
S. HINGKLET, of Wellington, to MlsSeM.
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large piece of bridev CAKE. We wish our
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dress A PRESS co.
So Murray Street,
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