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aJu0ement.
Julia Ann Sloane Is. John j. Andrus, son
mari.

AS~ wv W
mari.
TOUR DE DISTRICT, St. Landry No
" l0853.-Dans ~l'affaire ci-dessus i~ntitulee
la loi ct revidence Giant en- favour de la de-
manderesse, il est ordonne, adjuge ct decrete
par "a Cour, qu'elle ait UNI Judgement contre
son dit mari, John J. Andrus, lie detendeur, ct
qu'elle recouvre de lu' la somme de six cent
soixante-quatre ct 45ll0O piastres.avec interet
a raison de S pour cent par an a partir du II
Mas 1903, la date de la demande judiciaire,
.jusqu'au Placement, ct que son hypotheque
tactic ct legale pour assurer lie Placement de la
dite somme, soft rec anu ct mise en- force. ct
predra effet a partir du 3 October, 1857.
II est de plus decrete qu'elle ait lie contr6le
ct Fad ADMINISTRATION de ses biens paraphernaux,
ct que lie defendeur pale les frais de &c process.
Fait.'lu ct signe, Cour siegeante. cei24 Fee
vrler, A. D. 1853.
JAS. M. PORTER,
Juge Be Dist. Judiciaire de la Line.
Pour copie conforme.
Jos. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelousas, 13 Mars. 1869.
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Vente PuDliOne.

Succession do Sylrestre Nalreaur.
I'm VERTU dun ordre emanant de rHon
IL la Cour des Preuves de la paroisse de St,
Landry, il sera vendu a l'encan public, pour
du compliant, a la Gerniere residence du de.
tunt au Bayou Teche dams cette paroisse, le
JECDI rs Mars, 1869, la propriete s~uivante
dependant de lal succession de Sylvestre NAL
veaux. decide, a SAVIOR
l Lot d'environ $50 barils de mails.
A. w. LITTELL,
Is Mars, go. Administrators
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Avis Public.

1ukDA1ce
LIN VERTU dune resolution adopte PAL
80 lie Jury de Police, lie Is Fevrier, il sera
vendu an plus haut encherisseur, dams Ia
vile de Washington, lie ~ Mars, 1869, a
midi, lie droit de batir III pont de PEACE sur
lie Bayou Carron pres du chemin public
qui conduit de Washington u Opelousas,
ensemble avec lie droit d'entretenir lie dit
chemin, pour ~repoque tixee ct d'apres les
conditions arrctees par la resolution du Ju-
ry de Police adoptse lie 10 Janvier, 1869, ct
d'apres lie devils ESTIMATE qui sera exhibe
par les s"ussignes, a Washington, entire lie
10 ct lie 27 du mars, 1869.
HENRY LASTRAPES,
l.. D. PRESCOTT,
N. D. KAVANAGH, : Comite.
W. M. JOHNSON,
SOL. HARMON.
Feb. 81, $50.
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Succession de Jean Bite. Desmarest.
Cour de Paroisse, St. Landry-No.
VEPHIRIN MANUEL, de la Paroisse St.
- Landry, ayant presente une petition a
reffet d'etre Eomme Administrator de la sue.
cession de Jean Bite. Desmarest. decide, der
Increment de la paroisse St. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present don.
ne aux lnteresses dams cette succession d'avoir
a deduire par ecrit, a mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui s%uivront la date du present avis,
les ralsons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesquelies il
ne serait pas tait droit a la dite petition.
A. GARRIGTES,
Juge de Paroisse.
Opelousas. 6 Mars. tS6
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Vente PubliQue.
Succession TElijah Fisher, dec.

Succession GEIVah Fisher, dec.
LIN VERTU dun ordre emanant de l'Hon
IL Ia Cour des Pfeuves de la paroisse de St
Landry, il sera vendu a I'encan public, pour
dn compliant, a la derniere residence du de
funt, pres du village de Big Cane dams cette
paroisse, lie VENDkEDI 26 Mars, 1869, les
prophecies suivantes dependant de la success
sion d'Elijah Fisher, decide, a savoir-
3Mulets, 20 tetes de betes a cornes douces,
2 wagons, meubles de maison, / lot d'usten.
siles a,atoires, l fusil. s,#
LEWIS G. SLOANE,
13 Mars 1869. Administrator
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situe dams Ia vile des Op~clousas. designe
sur lie plan de ladite vile par lie No. deux,
lslet No. dix-huit, mesurant cent neuf pieds
six pouces de face sur cent soixante neuf
p'edsssix pouces de profondeur, borne Nord
par la rue Landry, Sud ct Quest par lie ter
rain de Nine. Perrett, ct a FEST par Oak
street,-et toutes les Batisses ct Ameliora-
tons deSsus, -etant la meme proprietG que
la defuntc a achetee a l'encan des proprie-
tes de Severine Joseph, fait lie - mai, 1852,
liasse No. 1906 de la Cour des preuves.
2. Tn garde.mange, une table en- meri-
sier, une petite table en- cypre, I'm bois.de.
lit, une armoire.
Conditions-Comptant.
JOSEPH ROY,
20 few. SO. Administrator.
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Jugement.
Marie Louise LemcHe Us. Joseph belmont Do
ndtO, son mari.

Marie Louise Lemch Us. Joseph belmont Do
ndfO, son mari.
TOUR DE DISTRICT, St. Landry. No
" 1lUI3-Aprcs due consideration de r.
violence produ;te par la demauderesse dams |;
susdite ~atfaire, ct considGrant que la loi auto
rise une femme Il poursuivre sou mari, il esI
lopinion de la Conr que la drmandrresse a
pruuve sutisammcnt 4u'rlle a droit Il un iuge.
nent Ell Sc aratiun de biens avec son mari, ct
IA IN jugenent coltre lui pour drux mile ct
dlx-neut plastres ct cinquante cents avec cinu
pour cent dlLteltts par an depuis la d-lnande
Judlc1alrt Jusqu'au Placement, ave" hypVthtque
tactic ayaut ettet des dates ci-apres ulelltIun
ntes.
Ii est pour celia ordonnt, adjuge ct dtcrGtc
que la demandtrtSst soft scparce de- blrns
avec son mari, Yu'rIle prenne administrator
de SEES prophecies parapherllales, 1T qu'rll- ait
un Jugcintnt cuitrc son mari pour la sunliIr
de dtux mile dix-ntut piastr-s ct cilllilante
cents avec cinq pour d'interttS depths lr is
JanVler, 1863, que son hypothcqur tactic soil
r'connue sur toltrs les proprielcs de- SON mani
a present tt dtpuis It il Decenlblt, 1869,
pour garantir IL Placement de mile quirze p-
astres TT ~ cents, ct ule |,artiIlt Ilypothtuue
sur toutts les prophecies appartr1lalt Il son dit
mani all Z Dectmure lco5 1T apres, pour pa
rantr IL Placement de SIX cent suixantr-nrut
Plastrrs ct 10 cents, tt tlue pattillc hyputht-
que sur toutrS les PROPHECIES appart.naut a
son dit mari lie u Mars, IcN7, ct aprts, pour |
galanlir it pairnmnt de ,lu,s cent llvltr-trois
IT ~ cents.
Et il est de Plus ordonnc que lt d, ftnIeur ,
pale les trais DC CO process
taIt, In TT slguc ell plrine cour, ce 70 E.
yrier, 1867.
JAS. NJ. PORTER,
JUICE du 8me Dist. Juuiciaire dc la Line.
Puur copic contorme.
JOS. D.. RICHARD, Gr-fher.
Optlousas. y Mars, 1869.
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Succession de LuCiuS j. Dupre.

Cow de Paroisse, St. Landry.-No.
DOBERT BENGUEREL, de Ia Paroisse
IL St. Landry, ayant presente une, pc.
tition a refet d'Gtre nominee Administrator
de la Succession de Lucius ]. Dupre, deeede,
reinforcement de la Paroisse dc St. Landry :
En- consequence. avis es. par le present don
ne aux interresses dams cette succession dat DIR
a deduire, par ecri,, a mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui ~suivront la date du present avis,
les ~raisons, 81 aucune il ont, pour lesquelles
il ne serait pas fat droit a ladlte petition.
A. GARRIGUES, Juge de Paroisse.
O~pelousas. Is Mars, 1869.
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Succession de Cypriem Dupre.
Cour de Paroisse,

Parcisse st. Landry No'
A LCEE DUPRE, de 10 Paroisse de st
N Landry ayant presente une petition,
Feffer d'etre nomme administrator de la sue
cession de feu Cyprieu Dupre, decide, der
increment de la Paroisse de st. Landry;
En- consequence avis est par lie present dome
aux in:eresses dams cette succession d'avoir a
dedulre par ecrit, a mon bureau. dams les
dix Jours qui s~uivront la date du present
avis les %raisons, 81 aucune lis ont pour ~lesquelles
ii ne serait pas fait drait a la demande du peti.
.tionnaire. a. GARRIGUES,
Juge de Paroisse.
Opelousas, IS Mars 1869.
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Succession de Samuel Cambeis.
Coar de Paroisse, 81. Lamdry.-No. I
nANIEL ID HIIDSPETH, de la P~aroisse
IL St. Landry, ayant presente une peti.
ton q i'effet d'stre nomme Administrator de
la succession de Samuel Cambell, decide, der.
increment de Ia Paroisse de st. Landry; e=a
En- consequence, avis est par le present DON
nee aux interesses dams cette succession d'ayoir
a deduire par ecrit, a mon bureau, dams les
dix jours qui ~suivront la date du present avis,
les raisons. 81 aucunes ills ont, pour ~lesquelles
il ne serait pas fait droit d Ia demande de
la dite petition. 5." r. ..ga - 80 s
A. GARRIGUES, Juge de Paroisse.
Opelousas, Is Mars 1869.
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Etat de la Louisiana.

COUR De PAROlssE, ST. LANDRY-No.
A IMEE GRADENIGO, de la paroisse St.
IN Landry, administrative de la succession
de Joseph Gradenigo, decide, reinforcement de
ladite paroisse, ayant enregistre un ableau de
Classification des dettes de la succession sus =
dlte. accompagn6 dune petition demandaDt
l~homelogation d'icelui ;-et attendu quill a
etc fat droit a la demande de la dite petition,
par III ordre de la Cour en- date du "a Fe.
vrirr. 1869.
En- consequence, avis est par le present dom
de aux intereSsGs dams cette succession, d'avoir
q fare opposition, 81 aucune Ills ont, par cert,
a mon bureau dams la vile des Oprlousas,
dams leg trente jours qui %suivro,,t la date du
presentssavis, pourquoi lrdit tahlean ne serait
pas approuve ct iiomologue, ct radministra-
teur aatorise a payer commencement audit tab
leau. A. GARRIGUES,
Juge de Paroisse
Opelousas, 81 Fevripr, 1869.
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Avis.

I'm CONFORMITE a une ordinance du
- Jury de Police, lie bureau du Tresorier
sera dorenavant ouvert pour Prescription des
warrants. LIE bureau est Ell haut dams Ia
maison de cour. Z, G. ANDERSON.
% Janyler, 1850. Trtsoricr.
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VENTE P~UBLIQUE.
Succession dsUrsim wi ssel.

I'm VERTC dun ordre emanant de rHon.
- orable la Cour des Prcuves de la Parois.
Sc st. Landry, lie public est par lie present
averti quill sera otfert en- vente publique, au
plus ottrant ct dernier encherisseur, par lie
sousslgne administrator, on par l'intermedi.
aire dun encanteur dnment commissioner, a
la derniere residence du defunt, a rAnse aux
Pallles dams cette p~aroisse, 10
MABDI, 80 Mars, 1869,
les prophecies ci-dessous decrites, dependant
&c la succession dudit teu Ursin Manuel. der
increment de la paroisse St. Landry, a SAVIOR:
l. LA MOITIE INDIVISE DUN GER
tain Moroccan de Terre, etant les lots nos. neuf,
dix. quinze ct dix-sept, seize de la section no.
vlngt, contenant cent qurante-trois ct 1OllOO
acres. situe dams lie township 5 sud de la ran
gee Z est, Giant lie meme entire dams les mons
dUrsin Manuel ct de Lastie Manuel, fills. au
bureau de terre aux Opelousas, lie 90 Juliet,
1886, scion lie c~ertifcat No. 1~739-ensemble
avec tcutes les batisses ct amelorations con-
nues a appartenir a la dite succession.
2. LA MOITIE INDIVISE DUN GER
tain Morceau de Terre-boisee, situe aux me-
mes lieux, etant la Motto Quest du quart nord-
est de la section IS, dams lie township s Sud
de range 2 Est, contenant quatrevingt acres.
etant lie meme entire dams le nom d'Ursin
Manuel au bureau de teFre aux Opelousas, lie
Is Oetobre, 1888, scion IL c~eHtiicat 20l7, don't
a moitle lndivise etait vendue par ledit Ursin
Manuel a Lastie Manuel, par acte du } Be
cembre, 1857, passe pardevant Yves D'avy,
Recorder, ct %enrtgistre dams son bureau. livre
9, page 395.
g. Tn wagon a deux chevaux, une paires de
b9ufs, deux mulets, IN cheval a seIlc, uue
vieIlle Jument, une pouliche, IN ane, environ
hut tetes de betes a cornes douces, environ
dix tetes de cochons, deux charrnes ct une
herse, deux Its de plumes, bois de lit, cou-
venture de lit, etc une armoire en- cypre, I'm
vleux gaFde-manger, I'm lot de pots, %iaience,
baquets, ctuteaux, fourchettes. %cuillers, etc
environ dix-sept chaises, deux .jares ct une
paire de fers a passer, I'm lot de barils, enyiron
cent vingt-cinq bariis de mails en- paiIles. lie fer
a marque les animaux. une table, uue paire de
chenets ct une balance. 1
Conditions-Les prophecies i,nmobilleres ct
trois neuviemes DIES mobillicrs payables, une
moitie en- avril 1870. ct -l'autre Motto Ell avril
1871; six-neuviemes des mobiliers payables
compliant. Les acheteurs doivent tournir
biilets avec canton a la satisfaction de
administrator, les billcts portant intertt a
raison' de huit pour cent de leur ccheances
lusqu'a p%aiment, ct une hypotheque spGciale
ct lie privifege du vendeur restant sur les dites |
prophecies jusqu'a Placement final
EMILE MANUEL.
" Few. 49,. Administrator.
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession de Lise dsrOlee.

III UG EASG u EOAee.
I'm VERTU dun ordre emanant de
@1 Honorable la Cour des Preuves de la
Paroissc de St. Landry, lie public est par lie
present averti quill sera offert en- ventc pu-
b!ique, au plus otfrant ct dcrnier encheris-
senr. par lie soussisne administrator. GU
par fint"rmediaire dun encantcur dnment
commissioner, d Ia derniere residence de
la defunte dams la vile des OpeloCsas, lie
Mercredi. ~ Mars. 1869,
les prophecies ci.dessous decrites dependant
de la succession de Iadite feue Lise Grolee,
reinforcement de Ia Paroisse St. Landry, a
SAVIOR:
]. LA PROPRIETE OH demeurait la de-
funte, CONSTANT en-
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THO MAS III. LEWIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Will practice his profession in the Parishes
of St. Landry and Calcasieu.
Office with Col, Jas. NJ. Porter. in Opelo
sas. Nor23'67,
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Bateau de Ia Male des Etats. Unis

-DE-
Lac ArtAur Il Ia Gyunde Ctuitre,
DART du Lac Arthur IL Mercredi a 8 h-ures
4 du matin, ct arrive il la Grande Chenisre
lie meme our.
Rrpart de- lie Grande Chtnitre lie Jeudi ma
TN IT arrive le lcndeuuain matin, i dix heu7es,
au Lac Arthur.
Pour fret on passage venez a berd, on voy-
Ell Placide Htber. All Lac Arthur
AUGUSTA DtPRE.
- Janvirr. 1869. Capifainr.
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HINCkLEY Il stage,
narrhanaS Rereyeun ct Expeditionnaires,
WASHINGTON. LNE.,

Il F""c'e" empl"ceme"t de Hinchhty d FIM.
Nous Sommes prtts il rscrvnjr TT rxpt,li-r
~ tout fret qui nous s.,ra con<icnt nous
paierons le plus haut prix 'v marcli,: ,nur l-
cotton. ri birr nous f"ron~ .les a,anc.s de-
provisions It d'argrnt IA complies uE toms cotons
que nous expedi"r"ns.
~ Louis Stage Went an~Si 1'rnv,ir pour
son compte, ct aa meme lieu, un- GKUCERIE,
1T il est pref a fournir provisions 'TAahitstion,
tollr drmballage, cordrS en- fer, wagons, etc
aux prix de la llr-Orltans.
Washington, Line, Z Octobre 1868.
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PRIX D'ABONNEMENT:

Ponr un an, (d'avance, .............. 90 90
Les annonces seront inseres a raison de
CsNoUAETE SOUS lie carre. HUT lignes on
noins, torment I'm care. 81"
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GARRIGUES,

Juge de Paroisse.
Opelousas 30 FGvrier, 1869.
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Succession de Jean Bite. Desmarest,

OuSC u'
Opelousa, 6 Mars, 1869.
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LOUIS stage.
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Mercredi. ~ Mars. 1869.
UN TERRAIN

!. LA PROPRIETE OH demeurait Ia de.
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Citation.

Opelousas, s Mars, 1869.
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Pazmere Ritter, femme. cs. son mari, Ra-
phaeI Richard, fls.
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Succession de Samuel Cambeis.

Opelousas, 10 Mars 1863.
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The ANTI COoLIE MOVEMENT.

There would seem to be a very syste-
matte movement upon the part of the
"Caucasians" who were born in Ireland
aud Wales to keep up tn orgat lied OPP
position to the coming hither of China
men. The New York press dispatches Of
the 4th inst. contain the following It'd
bit
Alexander Mcdonald. President of the
Miners Association of Great Britain, who
upon his tour of this country observed the
labo. eIemt nt addressed the Workingmen's
Union last night in regard II the Chinese
on the Pacific slope. He said their further
importation should be stopped, as il was
the importation of a slave element worse in
some respects than the old negro system
that brought about our war.
This fellow Mcdonald is, doubtless, .
lineal descendant Of those honest High.
l.uders Who, when they wanted a band
Of Lowland cattle used to first swear
that the cattle had bitten them ano
then swocp down in the night and ''as'
sert The rights Of the laboring man
by stealing every bull, COW, steer, OF
ard heifer that could be s,ampeded
into the mountains which lie beyond
B-n Nevis and the Firth of Forth. We
Judge this to be the case because no
honest Scotsman ever talked as this
Sandy Mcdonald is reported to have
expressed himself. A Sswney has too
much native sense, too strong an appre.
citation of logic and reason TO lie led,
bald and lying demagoguery as is here
ascrited to "The President of the
Miners Association of Great Britain"
will the Cells never be honest?
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An ECCENTRIC AND SERPEKTINE
WEED.

Old play-goers remember how FIRE.
quently and pa,hetically Edwin Forrest
hiss hidden q fearful farewell, in NOV
ing tones, to the show business; and
how often he has seemed to forget his
r.t:racy and como to revisit the
elimpses Of the moon, making night
h;deous''-and causing Gus poor fools
Of ,ture to shake with thoughts be-
70, d the reaches of the soul"-on o
positively last" engagement only SCI
cured through his regard for that disin-
.erested popular voice which is the
very germ and tulb-as we all know
Of "Beuefts." Well; it would seem
that ano,hsr clever actor has taken up
the property mans toga, strutted down
to the foot lights, gritted his teeth,
and vrung out from the sponge which
10 the s.fouatain of his tears" enough
Of apparent grief to make his promised
vithdrav val from the Geld Of politics
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Just a. efFee,ive as so artistic and hack
neyed . performance can be. Thurlow
Weed has "re,ired" again "When
the lions skin was too short, he eked
it out with the foxes - One day last
winter, when Bingham Of Ohio, (who
is a very learned and eloquent man, but
who, like some other public speakers,
repeats himsel0 was making
a speech in the House of Representa-
tives, that most sublime and gifted
BLACKBOARD, Ben Butler, rearing back
in his seat, his feet on his desk and
ais hands clasPed behind Lis head.
yawned out: II always did like that
speech of Binghams - II is as easy to
imagine the effect of this discourteous
intrusion as it is TO apply the moral
to the matter under considera-
ton; and when Thurlow Weed "re-
tires" again may We all be there to see.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

From last evenings Gold Hill News
WAsHISGToS, December 6.-The Sen
ate met at noon to-day. Fifty.four
me m bers were present.
Mr.. Drake introduced bill regulat-
ing and defining the jurisdiction OF
Courts of the United States, prohibiting
any Court from declaring any act or
Joint resolution of Congress invalid Oh
accoun, of supposed unconstitutionality-
M Williams introduced a bill regu
lating the importation of Chinese,
making it penal offeuse for any party
to enter into a contract for bringing
Chinese into the country. 1t does not
forbid voluntary immigration.
Several bills relating to tie admis-
sion of Georgia were introduced.
Also one removing all political disa.
bilities incurred on account of partici-
patton in the rebellion when the Fiji
reen,h Amendment shall he duly ratified
and become part of the Constitution.
The unfinished business pending at
he close CT last session came up, being
he question Of compensation to the
North Carolina Senators.
The Presidents message was received
and read. Mr.. Sumner moved to print
10, 900 copies. Referred to the Commit
tee on Printing.
The Senate held short executive
session, and soon adjourned.
SACRAMENTO, December T. Both
Houses of the Legislature met at IL
o'clock. noon, yesterday.
Mr.. Esgan, Clerk of the Assembly
last session, called that body to order.
All the members elect, but Calder
wood and Steven, answered to their
names, and were sworn in by Judge
Sprague, Of the Supreme Court.
The Assembly then adjourned till IL
o'clock, noon, to day.
The Senate was called to order by
Lieutenant Governor Holden, who de
livered an address, in the course of
which he made allusion to the death,
since the last session, of Senator Per
ley. of San Joaquin Besides the swear
ing in of the new Senators no new bust
ness was done. and the Senate sd-
journed to IL o'clock, noon, to-day.
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SATAN REQUIRING SIN-In an editorial
article in the Sacramento Union headed
Meeting of the Legislature, the fol-
lowing toothsome paragraph occurs:
The Democrats have a clear majority
over all of Gfty-two in the House and
twelve in the Senate. On them, then,
will fall the responsibilities of lesisa.
ton. Ii they evince spirit of justice
and a capacity for craftsmanship, they
may plant their power on an enduring
basis and rule the State for many years
to come. If they display ignorance
and psr'iali,y, and give way 10 the as
sauiIs of corruptionis,s and the batteries
of a venal and buckstering partisan
press, their power cannot continue be
yond the present year.
Scan these things be and overcome
US like summers cloud, without our
special wonder 2"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-08

"BRoKEN HOME THE Ledger of Dec.
4th has come. and can be had at the book
store of Pattison & Spencer. The Ledger
says the ga. (the bankers daughter) is living
on the Sacramento river in dead-fall.
She's disguised with her home, ard believes
she has loving parents in this world. The
Ledger saws the old woman that keeps the
chebang claims to be her mother but she
don't believe it, and concludes to run off to
Sacramento. In going there she sought
shelter in cabin, but believing it TO be the
home of grizzly bears she vacares the premi-
ses, or in other words gets up and dusts.
She had proceeded far, before huge grizzly
sprang from behind the bushes, and with his
paw came down upon her skirts. tearing them
through and through and pining her fast
the balance to be found in the Ledger. 1t is
a wonderful paper-grizzly bears near Sac
ramen.o .-Nerada (CalD Transcript.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-08

u S. DISTRICT JUDGE.-Numerous
applications, We believe, have been
made for the vacancy occasioaed by the
death of Judge Baldwin. Among the
rumored applications, is that OF j. G..
Foster, Esq., of this city. We are not
responsible for the assertion that he is a
candidate for the place, but give it as a
rumor, and know no good reason why
rumor may not be right. Judge Foster
is one of the oldest practitioners at the
Nevada Bar, and has an excellent geo
grapby retained pioneer in
what is very soon 10 be the heart of the
leading mines Of the world. With this
item 10 his favor, and his well known
ability and probity, we conclude Mr..
Foster is, most like, in the list of those
urged by their friends for the place
Hhue Pine Ners.