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M
Public sale.

Estate Of William Fl. Terrell.
10y virtue of an order of the Hon. Probate
ID Court of the Parish of St. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, ON the premises, by the under
signed Curator, Or by a public auctioneer, on
Wednesday. June Isl, 1870,
theeundivided half Of the following property
belonging TO the estate of William I'll. Terrell,
deceased. TO wit
a certain tract of land, together with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
in this parish, IN the quarter called Prairie
P!aisance, measuring one hundred and sixty.
seven superficial arpents, more or less, boun-
ded west by land of DureI Dupre, north by
land of Terrell and L. Debaillon, east by land
of widow Vasseur and others.
q Sixty superficial arpents of wood land
more or less, bounded on one side. north. by
20. Bellfotr, on the other side, south, by p
MeulIe, and on one end, west, by Bayou Grand
Louis, and at the other end, east, by land OF
Chas Belfour.
Both tracts purchased by William Fl. and
Joseph e. Terrell by act before Yves D'avy,
Recorder, and Recorded ID Book s. page SIG.
Terms and Conditions.-One half in cash,
and tho remaining half in twelve months from
day Of sale, and special mortgage and ven
dor d privilege retained On the property sold
To secure The credit payment. F8
M-IHONRSCk,
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JUDICIAL ADV'MENTS
Sherin'7S Sale.

Louis F'ontenot ct ais. VS.. ~Maximilien
-4 Kennison, ct. ais
DISTRICT Court, SAINT LANDRY, No. 1856.
EeY virtue of an order of sale issued ont OF
} the 9Th District Court for the Parish OF st.
Landry, in the above entitled suit, and to NE
directed, l will proceed to sell al public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder, at the
door of the Courthouse of said perish in the
town Of Opelousas. on
Saturday the 4h day Of June, 1870,
at IL o'clock, a. M, the following described
property seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated
in the Parish of st. Landry, in the quarter
called Plaisance, having six arpents front by
forty in depth, fronting on Bayou Louis or
TGche, bounded south by lands of Pierre Syl-
vestre, north by Nelson Lartigue, east by.
BataiTle, and west by the Bayou Grand Louis
and lands of Ozem6 Fontenot.
Terms and Conditions.-On a credit Of
twelve months. purchasers giving bond and
security according to law. with 5 per cent
per annum interest after maturity, and the
land remaining specially mortgaged with
vendors privilege retained until final payment.
JAS. G.'HAYES, Sheriff,
May ID 70
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THROAT DisTEmpER IN HORSES
fake DEVILS bit, or wild turnip, il
green, CRATE a small n fine; if dry,
q beaped spoonful, mix it with oats.
This, repeatedly gissn, has never been
known to fail when properly given. 1t
is also q certain cure for a cough.
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FouNpER. IN HoRsEs.-A large table
spoonful of pulvefized alum %saltpetef
mixed. Moisten the dose and admin,
lister it by pulling out the tongue and
placing. the spoon as far back in the
mouth as possible. Feed carefully and
exercise gently every day. Repeat the
dose every other day for several days.
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ssherin7S sale.

Parish Court, Parish st. ~Landry.-No. 1919
Onezime L. Foutenot, adm VS.. Paul
Lambert, ct. al.
PARIsn CoURT, ST. LANDEY.-No. 636.
Onezimc L. Fontenot, admir-, VS.. Paul
Lambert.
DY virtue Of two writs of feri facias in The
} above entitled suits, issued out of the
Hon Parish Court ofthe Parish of st. Landry,
ard to pe directed, l will sell at public auc-
ton. at the Courthouse in the town OF Ope-
lousas, on
Saturday, June 4th, 1870,
at II o'clock. a NJ, the following property
seized to satisfy said writs, to wit:
Three brown cows and calves
Cne black COW and calf.
One red cow and calf
One American mule.
Three creole mules.
Terms-Cash.
JAS. G, HAYES Sheriff
MAY IA, 70. ss~
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Noticed.

Noted. ,g7sh50
T1HE Police jury having iTaceordance
Il with An act of the Legislature enacted
March 9Th, 1870, authorized the issue of war
rants to the Clerk of the Court and the Recor-
der for the sum Of eleven hundred dollars, in
payment of tho costs of recording the tacit
mortgage of tutors, all tutors and others in
whose behalf this advance has been maze by
the Parish are hereby notified to come for
ward without delay an reimburse the amounts
severally due. Payments can be made to
Wm. H. Mayo, o. A. Guidry, Or to the'un-
dersigned, THOS. ii. LEWIS,
april 9, TOT Parish Attorney.
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LAMpAs IN HoRsEs.-Colts affected
with the lampas may have the palate
Ianced, which relieves the tension OF
the swollen part. Where there IS not
much swelling, apply to- the palate a
solution of alum-a t~easpoonfni 10
about a half pint of water. n
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NoTE-The st. Louis Mutual makes no ex-
hibit of the number of its H1sses for 1868, but
we find in that year it lost :$Ssa'4I ,53S, having
10,056 policies in force, whilst the Piedmont
and Arlington lost but $42, 900, having Arp
policies in force. as
Liberal commissions will be allowed to &C
tive agents who have had experience in the
business.
Agents are especially desired for Louisiana
and Arkansas. Gentlemen applying for agen-
cies will please send references and state what
their experience has been.
DABNEY II MAURY, General Agent
for South West. 50 Carondelet St, N. O.
E.&T. LEWIS, of Opeiousas, is Agenr for
ST Landry and neighborng Parishes.
Feb. IL, 1S70.-ly.
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Capital paid up. and secured .--. S2 Soo o00
Assets, ....--5l oOo wv
Policies issued during the last
twoyearS, oyeT----------~ ~ Voo
Declares dividends annually, and assigns
dividends annually to all policy holders
Lends its funds only on FIRST bond and mort
eaon. and lends only to the amount Of one
half the value of the real estate pledged.
Is exclusively a Southern Company, its
Stockholders, Directors and Officers were
born in the South.
It's prosperity is unequalled, probably in
the whole history of Life Insurance. No Com
pany has ever before during the same period
of its history, made such progress as the
PIEDMONT And ARLINGTON
has done. No Company presents such CLAIMS
to the patronage and the confluence Ct the
Southern people.
W G. HARRINGTON. President,
REV. JOHN 4. EDWARDS,
Vice Pres't-
u. J. HARTSOOK, Secretary.
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, General
Agent for Kentucky.
DABNEY H. MAURY, General Agent for
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas, ~
Officers ard Directors Of tHsa3SaaeM Office
jna Nss,' 0rleoas.
PRESIDENT, DABNEY Fl. MAURY,
| VICE PREs'R. GEN. G.. T. BEAUREGARD.
Directors:
D. II. MAURY.. GEN.,G CT BE~AUREGARD.
| Coz. c. G. GARNER, GEN. BRAxToN BRAGG,
r. M. SIMMONS, DIR. w. H. HoLCoMBE,
Col D. 4. WILSON. Coz. THos. MACON.
EDWARD MALE, 7, S BARTON.
JULES C. DENIS LOUIS BARNETT
w. NJ. RANDOLPH, A. NJ. FoRTIER,
FORESTER DELoNBEs.
COMPARISON OF PROGRESS
oE THE FOLLOWING
Successful Northern Companies
WITH THE
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JUDICIAL ADV'MEMrs:
Public Sale.


Public Sale.
Estate Of Valentine C. CLARK, in com
munlty with Frances McCleland b;s
first wife, both deceased, and in com
mnnity with Catherine V. Clark, his
surviving widow. @~ &@
" virtue OF an order of the Hon. Probate
~ Court of the Parish of St. Landry, there
WI! be sold at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder by the undersigned admins
hatofs' or by a public autioneer. at the last
;eslaenee OF deceased, at Haquemine Brultc,
wednesday, June t5tA, 1870.
the following described property h.,on,.
to the estate of Valentine c. CLARK in cn-57mS
utty with Frances McCleland, his arst w;f'
both deceased, to wit:
|. THE PLANTATION, last res;da,c,
OF deceased, situated at P~laquemine Brnlee !,
section 8, township 8 south of range, 9 east
containing go acres-with the Involvement
thereon.
: 400 arpents of land adjoining the above
tract.
J. About 80 head Of gentle cattle. SO head
of hogs, IS head of sheep, 9 mules. 1american
and 2 creole horses, 3 work OXEN I bory,
cart, l buggy, | carriage, 2 wagons, | lot Of
carpenters tools, household furniture, and
many other things,
Also will be sold at the same time and
place, the following property belonging to
said estate i'll same community, in the Parish
Of Calcasieu, to wit: 1875 head, more or less,
Of Vacherie or wild horned cattle branded
thus: ranging at Cboupioue
in Calcasieu. V The undivided half of 80
head, more or less, of Vacherie or wild horn
ed cattle branded thus :.
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There will also be sold at said time and
place, the foI1owing property belonging to
said estate Of Valentine c. Clark, in commu-
nifty with Catherine v CLARK, his second wife
and surviving widow, to wit:
One lot of kitchen utensils, l pair Of
Berkshire pigs, 20 wild beeves, and several
other things.
And the following property belonging to
same community, IN the Parish of Calcasieu.
A trae4 of land, as per patent of the u. S.
certificate 1920, beng 81 of N. wa of S. 10,
ii S r II w, containing eighty acres and
9[100. A tract of land, being N-E4 of S-W4
and N-W4 of S-!f4 $ So T 10 S r 10 w,
containing seventy nine acres and 5Ol100, as
per patent u S certificate 1919. A tract of
land being N-W1 of N-W4 offs 80, r los r
10 w, containing thirty-nine aud 79Iie0 acres,
as per patent, U s certificate S03i A tract of
of land, being EdofN-W4 Of S 3p.T lOSRlV
w, containing seventy-nine and 59Il00 acres,
as per patent Of s certificate 1903. A tract of
land. being SEA GN-E4 offs 6, T llSRl0
w, containing tefty acres and 4E100, as per
patent of u S., certificate sG32 A tract Of
swamp land, being NJ Of S WI of S IS, T II
SRI W., containing eighty and 9ll00 acres,
as per patent State of La Ne l0G77. A tract
Of land. being NM of NsW4 9fS %, and
NEE of N-Ea afS 30.sT f0SR 10 W, contain
ing eighty and l6lI00 acres, as per Registers
certificate No. siG6. A tract oAIand, being
NJ of N-W4 Of 5 rs, T.9SR II, W, con-
tanning eighty-twoand 6Oll00 acres, as per Re-
gister's certificate No. SlG7.
The buildings and, improvements, and all
fencing on the place now occupied by Isaac
+ Clark as Il residence.
TERMS AND CoNDrTIoSs.-4ll sums Of
fifty dollars and under, cash. All sums over
fifty, payable in one and two years from day
Of sale, with s per cent per annum interest
from maturity until paid, purchasers to fur
nish their proqlissory notes with personal So
curity in soE5io. to tlr. satisfaction of the
administrators, and the land to remain spe-
cialIy 4ortgaged, and vendors privilege to be
retained on the same and on I'll" stock OF cattle
in favor of the Estate until final payment Of
said notes. purchasers promising and binding
themselves not to ALLEVIATE or otherwise dis
pose of said property before pay nent of their
said notes
BENNETT Il. CLARK.
MICHAEL l. LYONS,
Administrators.
Nav Ia t7D +-as@.
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IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Deal.
III ers in American, English and French Bun
tines for Flags. ali colors.
We manufacture and keep constantly on
hand every description Of CAMP FURNI-
TERE, such as Tents, all sizes and qualities.
Camp Cots, Camp Stools, etc. Also. Tarpau-
Inns. al sizes and for all purposes. Wagon
Covers, Tarred and Manila Rope, Blocks, etc.
We manufacture and keep on hand at all
times i fall assortment of American. Foreign
and Fancy Flags, Burgess. Jacks, Pennants,
ETC., together with an assortment of all the
numbers of Cotton Duck, from ~ 70 I50 inch
III wide. Car Roofing, Deck Covering, Wa
gon Covering. Ravens Duck, % inches wide,
8 ozs to IS %. All Of which we offer for sale
BIZ the bale Of single piece. at manufacturers
prices Freighta and charges added tn26
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~ l$&#E ~~~--~&&% S<z<~NT~~ &s ~ 60
SOMETHING New I'M CoTToR Gull
ruRE.--The following new ideas in rela-
ton to the cultivation of the staple, we
COPY from the Macon, {Ga.) Telegraph:
Grosiping the other night upon the
probabilities and possibilities of cot
ton growing an experienced and inteIli-
gent planter in the circle expressed the
opinion that "one of these days" more
than four bales of cotton would be rails
ed to the acre upon u poor pine up
lands in Middle Georgia. The method
be developed was briefly this: To
raise the cotton plants in a hot bed, so
az to have them ready to transplant,
and as large as possible for that pur-
pose, SO soon as frosts were in the
spring. Meanwhile to lay out in
squares or hills, eight feet apart each
way. and have those hills ~excavated
deeply and widely, and heavily manu-
red. By early transplanting, the bolls
would begin to open in june, and n a
favorable year. produce till November.
With two stalks to the Hill and fifty
matured bolls I . the stalk, his c~alcula-
ton was that the product would be
seven thousand pounds of seed cotton
To the acre. But if one were to judge
by q cotton patch we saw this fall, with
m average of about three hundred bolls
and. blooms. to the stalk, and add the
condition of FIVE full months fruiting
time, it is difficult to tell what would be
the product of an acresof cotton under
such condition. We should like to see
the experiment tried.
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NANCE IN HoRsEs.-All the NANCY
parts of the horses body should be rub
bed with an equal mixture of soft soap
and ointment, and in twenty-four hours
ii should be washed off with warm wa
ter and the horse carefully dried and
blanketed afterwards IF one application
ID not sufficient, a second one should be
made, but. eight or ten days should in
tervene between each application that
you give. -
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United States Marshal's Sale.
Bloch Brothers We. Easffapes
and Robertson.

Bloch Brothers Va. Lasfrapcs
and Robertson.
TN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
IL Court9or the Fifth Circuit and District of
Louisiana, No, 6lOI.--By virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale to me directed in the above
entitled suit, / will proceed to sell to the high
est bidder on Saturday, the 4th Gay of
June, 1870, at IL o'clock NJ, at the Court
House, in the town of Opelousas. Parish Of
st. Landry, the following described property,
to wit:
LIST. A CERTAIN PLANTATION M
proved as a Sugar Estate, situate in the Par
ish Of St. Landry, at about three miles from
the town of Washington on the Bayou Croco-
die, having an area of six hundred and sew
enty.one (67l) acres, being known as the.
Thomas Quirk plantation. bounded east and
south by lands of the estate of Pierre War
| telle, on the west by lands of Edward w.
| Moore, and on the north by Bayou Crocodile.
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
2nd. The following lands adjoining the
said plantation: The west half OF section
seven (7) in township No. four t4) south OF
range No. four (4) east of the
land district of louisiana, containing one nun
bred acres as per certificate NO. o444 OF tho
Land office at Baton Rouge Lots Nos. SIX
(6) and nine (9) of section twenty-five (22}
and lots No. FIVE ~ and the northeast quar-
ter of the northeast quarter of section seventy
six (76) in same range and township, contain
ING one hundred and thirty and thirty-four
:3611m (134 $4,000 acres as per certificate
M 6096 of the Land Office at Baton Rouge
together with the stock, farming implements.
etc ON the said plantation.
Terms Cash, in y. S. Treasury notes at
the time OF adjudication.
United States Marshals' Office, New Orleans.
goth day of April, 1870.
S. D. PACKARD,
IF United States Marshal.
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E "--.-
Estate OF Azeiic Andruls.

PARrsH CoURT, Sr. LAsDRY.-3227.-
xK7ILIIAM SMITH, of the Parish Of St,
w Landry, having applied BY his petition
tn he appointed Administrator OF the Estate
Of AzeIie Andrus, deceased, late of the Par
ish of St. Landry:
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, at my Office in the town OF
OpeIousas, within ten days from the present
notice. JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk
Opelousas. May 81, 1870.
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sheriff - Sale.

sheriff 9s SALE
PARISH COURT, st. LANDRY,-so' @'o,
sifroy Guillory, Agent, VS.. Francois Richard
ct. ais.
ny virtue of a writ Of feri facias IN the a
ID bove entitled suit, issued out of the Hon.
Parish Court of St. Landry and to me diree
ted, / will sell at pubic auction. to the last
and highest bidder. at the Courthouse in ope-
lousas, on
Saturday the .4H day Of June, 1870,
at II o'clock, a. M, the following property
seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
IT, One sorrel medium sized mule.
2. One dark grey horse.
3. One dark bay horse. 10
Terms-Cash.
Nr--Tk :1Ek E.. 's#~ -F
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~
NHMnH

22O head. more Or less, of wild males and
horses, branded with first above brand. The
UNDIVIDED halt of 40 head, more or less. Of
wild msyes and horses, branded with second
brand above mentioned. Thirty head, more
or less OF gentle or stock horses, belonging to
said stock. II head, more Or less, of gentle or
stock horses, now in Jefferson county, Texas,
belonging to said Vacherie on Choupique.
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Court

A CCoRDING to an Act passed o. ~ ,lsr
n session Of the Legislature, ths hefd a.
term of the Supreme Court WI A. ts.e
Opelonsas, commencing OF ssSaaut
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MISCELLANEOUS

.Cosr,vENHss IN Hoss.-Give half a
mint Of lard melted in q pint OF new
milk. Put the lard and milk in "a TIN
dish. set On the stove and heat untli
fhe lard is melted. Administer warm.
This will in most cases effect a cure IN
a very short time.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE. :
a SUGAR UOUSE, containing 10000
- or 70, UUG feet of good lumber,
Price $500: I s"'
Apply to 7
I. II. & +. e. LEWIS
April 23-2ts. IL 70 Opelonsas.
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COMPARISON OF PROGRESS
oE THE FOLLOWING
Successful Northern Companies
WITH THE
PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON.

The success of this Southern Company IS
therefore ahead Of any now in existence ana
its rapid progress has placed IT. IN Inc h0H'
If the above good Companies have succeed
al IN 80 much morse start is it not absurd to
doubt the greater and more certain success
of the Piedmont and Arlington On so much
better start ?
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