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ONLY ONE or wEsr's LITTLE MISTAKES.

wa siGned g. or some such letter; then asked Mr..
We d. T,lalOn To the matt r gad believe he reDt d
D. AaAu an tang W do with IT, Hn1 the super intend
ta' R.s Dut 'htu the Superintendent came In, aud
ter -uut conversation about u he said that there
49,. .l.'. .c Hbou ~ A. dlint answer the deserlp:
... .. .....-l uv-..uAel me Ittc a. - whether |
10. t' ty .anO No house. aud gave NE The lnpge'
mon 90 " hiln- Ect cut Of II; he iesid alaO that
Ne DE- tu-" IN charge OF tue matter WAS sics
tH..l h.u.t. IL would about H. A DAY or two site.
t.t tHIJ orc HAT Ac had received letter from
We t.'uc 10 %. lar letter. marked LIhibit q, ls the
T. f.U do. .L q u ..N byl.gt
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The hon. Horace Gre.icy Ed,tor Of ne ~ y T,Jbpna
SAYS.
1have great confidence in the mineral waters of sara
toga, and recommend the water OF tho saratogs
A Spring" with much pleasure.
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= ne Ven handed the ,ol.oNiug letter 10 the Chief
,''i W. Eold'Y, who read Il aloud IN clear and
,c, w, lhct voice. aud mdr"ed II as exhibit !. It's
Wv Hp"h hHNay was simply tremendous. Ner-
,,O"s "hi ah1'Ous a. he lad been throughout tie
h!'" I's piece Of evidence seemed TO JyeTwhcn
nih completely. His bIOnzed face turned q sicky
Sm'e, anu he stared al tne ef Clerk Al IL trans
a.A'u ~ Wuuderbolt. TLcn he whispered eagerly
' hiH counsel. wLo .mmsdIAtely Analks ~ Mr.
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spttmI l1otitts.
SPECIAL REDUCTION.
We offer our surplus stock Of
BOYS CoTiIINg
AT A DISCOUNT OF TWENTY PER Cent.
DEvLIN 4 Co.
BROADWAY AND WARREN ST.
BROADWAY AND GRAND ST.
BUILD UP THE sYsTE,i.

BUILD UP THE SASTEM.
Strength evaporatos fast at this season. This is
especially the Gaze with all who live by sweat OF
their brow Prom every pore of the seyc.lilc skin a
moisture e1udcs which contains the elements Of yita
y. Thereb the blood Impoverished the nerves re.
axed, the muscies weakened tho digestion impaired
the bowles disturbed and the animal spirits depressed
The constant drain that produces these effects cannot
be arrested because 1t Is due to the heat OF amos.
phere but the loss OF the lie sustaining elements eau
be supplied by extra IMMIGRATION. Now, therefore, is
the time TO Hostcttcr'. stomach Bcr,, the
most powerful and healthful OF all vegetable tones
Long experience has proved that nothing else will
efficiently sustain and regulate the system when wilt
ing down under the double pressure excess heat
and constant physical or mental labor. All persons
who have been tempted TO try the local "toncs" $50
called which have been started by sordd spocuiaors
~ almost every town and village, with view Of turn.
ing penny" by the cretulity OF the unwary. know
this TO their cost II IL wise maxim that says hold
fast to tn at which Ia good" or the forty millions of
people In me United States, probably one.rnh have
tested the restorative properties OF Hostetcr Bters
and know It TO be atpcci1c Tor dyspepsia bousness,
nervous weaknc general dc5hity, constipation fever
aud ague. aud want Of hppctite; that any Of these
should be persuaded TO experiment with the worthless
nosrums recommended By INSCRIPTIONS ami ignorant
empercs, seems almost incredible.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, AND JENELRY
sclling AT REDUCED PRICES. GEO. L. ALLEN, SIS
broadway, under St Nicholas Hotel.
LADIES AND gents FOR the CoUN-
sai fdS sYiE SE M S@u 'rPpS Oh boots and
MILLER Co. Union square.
,sURE HOTEL. FIRE ISLAND, OPEN
az H. and SSS i. 81 new steamer fsa To VAR
RES 70 beach. d. ss. shliNis.
A.-Ai07oETICIAL DRAWINGS.
,s ~ ~. % 80. r., t1i!Ee 80,
N H q n p e, q s. & = io e q n
2s, g. ~ %, q. C6, -, y, IL. y, i G..
t y = a g. . g. =! i y; "a"
S. H. 81, Fl, u. 10. 6. y. o. ~ T. g.
aud its o is cya aTaaa 20 sf j. BTo asGye
~ n-oA-.n ~. u l,,1l q. anu : IIrH row.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
ri, vi rdte. paa os @ a I9f
O '''' 'A' ~ i6% q II, t.. " Se% York
- Urn e'ooOs
AIDES
READY.MADE SUITS
COSTUMES.
THE NEW STYLES
FOR THIS MONTH
NOW hEADG,
SUITS FOR THE STREET.
SUITS FOR TRAVELLING.
SUITS FOR SEASIDE WEAR,
SUITS FOR THE COUNTRY.
SUITS FOR PICNICs,
WHITE SUITS,
DUFF SUITS.
PINK SUITS,
GREER SUITS.
BLUE SUITS,
FANCY SUES,
LINEN SUITS.
AT a. q, AND 81 EACH. AND UPWARD.
wK. PEYroS
97' AND pa BowERY, NEAR HOUSTON ST.
RAFTING DRESSES
AND
NEGLIGhE SHIRTS.
LARGE VARIETY Al Low iRICEs, AT
UNION ADAMS & cos,
81 BROADWAY.
RUNSErS iND sIuNtEW IiAT- h.ii rt,,e
H unUWHy J. e aut buuuv'.. straw nti-, NoWeg-
and ribbons BlNNs's new millinery, III 'rpd way.
W Stars.
ROYS' NOVTHs boot. and sh,es Al ~.
ID I!.l LIS, III itu Az
A0ust 3ulmsglna.
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rDELg srgcnIc Acfs,

'rI .u.gr' gILNH rtdtlou u was hnAly deter.
i.' .'' - H.. t)Hn tlat were to sul the matter
.rC 'tttI4 o., ihc iIc.s for nm, win the n
'.. htat u'i he wac to Keep II 10 himself
.. .it e.. 'Id"utal manner Uui 4 the tfutl
I. | .H. "l lie atnr wa. nuahy settled, AL
% . 100. . lN.t under no Circumstances Woul0
20. %. utIH.I cot hls IuiOrhetlDa. Tue proper
W VS. cation tutn lnNcsugated the mat
'.It'" lat On aury m consequence 81 tia
700 '.t effective. On lnulsday last llth), M
,t f'y tu.d tiat ,ir. JO5"ph l.. King, his
H NHsuat the MAJ ahmed to, ~ H. general an-
! .'".e H' t"t atm sinl"l 70 tno man moHtonei
To .lUl. NuG. s.r,lt We mage IN any manner, d.
81 10. h+HYt.N !OJurcn you, tender YOU IN lehali
49, ITO '''.r Ion o tul ami napt apology, tincefey
N- 10 " uc accepted In the same Hplrlt In when
" =" se'H'.tu. EesUcCflGly you b,
II. Il. WET, Prcsident a Treasurer.
~. wy lrIuyhr this letter to me, ana promised TINT
~ """ll mao out who was the man whO NAs gambling
i o., l'.l . Iy name. Ga the ,tn OF March received
GrACr, -
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From me T1ce.Prcsd.pt
WASHINGTON. d. c., April q, isDd
JouS F. HENRY, Esq. President
DrAR SIR; I much obliged for the case Of
"saratoga Spring Water" aud reply as to my op,-
ion oft with pleasure. 1t stronger more effect
i've than the Congress water. am greatly obliged 10
you for It.
In haste. but respectfully yours.
SCHUYLER coLFAx.
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n'7 .alta'd them % was false when Galway nrst
CL.t l.E wfs not at tie store he called subsequent
" vl'l .t. .ettcr # apology from Mr.. Vest he may
lH', cob O % utI-. 'Ll's bat am not -ure think he
d. 4a'. .r .tf Co. sJlIt Informs toa that was be
lOir go. b t|H ..H.ty.
Ee..l.,'t O.. ~. ,hHIs'S spencer. An the money |
CAV ..I.n U.f .UvH.- wl- -.,Hu t.cW upOn ny iAth
- ~ tav lc, Hus u 800. ga-ols Of Mr.. King
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A. one OF the ifteryicvf at ils r,cCs De wsutcd |
tioull thbtcrlbe Ahd w had spc conversation about
lt VIA amount tttN ECuCialy lCl.lNti lur rising
~ tuc case ny Lc-t TtC4cO lion tut interval
a. llicch dhls htcNcLcd lttNgc tNy hrst u,ts rr
C,NSi ana The check give de la kNeFlai",
mrstthestcr county, aud hav" zone for two years
ain tNci) day, save sundays, IN tue city ,tw Mg
tMNAJ nom FIX TO twelve times before To, letter
q WoP-E vas seat TO my artu"r, Mr.. k.ug
stated mat l lelt the descriptive i.t Ia IT,
oi'cv o the prsoners, ana am not mi,ial. n 10 IN
ecsi Of my ben, That desciptNe lettcr pVoishc1 IN
lhk SlN inhy % .Ie one, or not TO not know The
lAt Nss taHth noui the Ofiicai document In Judge
,oN p,sH'ss.3n-RrPl IL was in writing, gad tlak
We De, p-Aiz. % a. were TO see u again did not
.t' w. We sp"cncal ~ 10 Investigate my partners
bltlt. llT DO tA.us gave him any a.rcC ions: |
30 rIs tH'.. IN ord to give a full answer; they
a. H io subscribe. an 'Iid II they would prove
~ h... gambler would; when MIR. galway called
a. i' si % ana saw Mr.. kilI, lac nndo no remark
he O. /. H Ii
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VE>r.GALWAY G. PRESCOTT
mrs o. TIIDENCE AGifNST TINE
SYISDLfNG RtSC.tLS

Tho Cui,rits H'oin 10 Feel Bad-lI"id for
1880 Each N0 Bail to be hUd-Mr.
4. INA Takts the >tUud The Letter About
r!r I.ing M. , The Tremendous Eject
On tie fti-oucr'.
Yc.uI'y morning Nr Daniel Barrett night
,pl ..uc i'ly Hotel, made his appearance be-
.tf.,t,-, CO, aud sWore 20 tie following eoriob.
o.. '..I .o.";
49,. ... g..'y ~ NHr ft-Da iicl Barrett. II
e.t t.. ., .... u..Y. tul. 80 iu,fu , tHat aii OF
80 b.. ....... tr lurH,t.. % cone rulnI tue d..
...... .....t.l il iuH all .a,t ui Mr j dul,s g.
I.... .......t HO.H HJ.u Wet, ttlNa.. .hi Itt..
, OBJ .uf.y.r DANIEL SAkNEII.
~ Into t,s aa,. JAY s. 1870. ori'.1 uq.
A"~'" w '' .t,Iy tb.. Iyitcs Justice.
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Sottdn Aonus
JNNGINEERS.-The New Yors Engine"rt Pr.
IL tec,Ne society VII. hold "a s0oCAl inrs ing Al Vii
taTy Hail. lj DoWcrV, IN sunday. July 10. al u'Clo,E
SAhlEL HkENElr, Ireeioe-
Gro. LAwRAScR, Rec. ecretary.
MARBLE pOLISHERS Take Nottor AsIe,lai
IVA meellnR ~ De held NJ lunf ttutlUn Hall 29n q
and Sd ay, 10 make Ina. ArtangeGsL Ior pcnc ~ D.
TERENCE MCGOWAN. Pres.
JAMES FLANAGAN, Sec,
nRANGEMEN.-Me MEMBER nj The orange ln.r ~.
~ uun meet Tor iurlnng PROCESSION. al MAsun.c
Hall. ah ay.. New YORK, att oclo>E sharp, o. the
moTnug Of the l9th Of July 1870 by order Of the Dc,
uict Lodge.
hRAkGEMES, take noticr--Orange and iurnlc
slrii ed sash ribbons recotyed from Eug lAnd gad
sold al reasonable prices alsh. trImmings SO ah a'
VNHR New YORK p. ! BAKERS Ben.yoleni society
u VIII hold their quarterly meeting SATURDAY even
Ing July At N o'clock. at their rooms. ~ BowefY
All members Ars reques.ed 20 auold 90 49,,
EhRn. BouESx- Isc. See
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THE TRADE LITERALLY DEALT WITH.
The Saratoga a Spring water" is securely packed
10 OF four dozen pnis and OF two dozen quarts
1t rctais for the Congress Water bat in guam
titles costs leSs to the trade. All orders be i'd
dressed to
JOHN F. HENRY. College place.
Gormcfy Of 81 Park row.) New York
INR. n Ia I'll 4 nIl,s
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He REvoLrED AT TIE TYRANNY


And at present II appears II his step-mother
mlg take all his property under his former bequct,
Nith tue exception of the widows right oil dover
In his real estate. posthumous child would work
radical change in tie aspect Of affairs, and such
claimant to the property is not at all imp obabe.
lie was not visited by any member Of MS family
unnt lew hours before his death, anu he was
much Lurt by their seeming neglect.
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vente Pub1touo,

Succession de Valentine C.. Clark, en- commit
naute avec Frances McCleland, ga premiere
femme, ct en- c~ommunause avec Catherine
V. Clark, son spouse survivaute-
IN vertu dun ordre do Honorable cou1 dc
IL Paroisse, de la Patoisse de St. Landry, il
sera vendu. Ell rente publique, AL dernier ct
plus haut encherisseur, par les soussignes nd.
ministrateurs, on par rintermediaire dun en-
canteur public, a la derniere residence du de-
tunt. 4 ~Plaquemine Brulee
Aercredi, Is Jain, 1870,
les proprietes ~ci-apres eecrite, apparteuant a
Ia succession de Valentine B. Clark, en- COM
munaut avec Frances McCleland. So premiere
femme, tous deux decides, a SAVIOR
l. Lhabitation derniere residence du de-
funt, situee a Plaquemine Brulee, section 8,
9 sud de la rangee 3 est, contehant
sont sitnes.
2. 400 arpents de terre tenant au moroccan
decrit.
3: $40 acres de terre tenant aux morceaux
decrit
q. Environ 80 tetes des betes a cornes
81 tetes de cochons, 10 tetes de mou-
tons. 2 mulets smcricains ct 2 chevaux Gre
1les, 3 boeuf de tire, ] charrette q cheyal. | i
| voiture a qustre roues, 9 warons. |
OF d'outils de chaipentiet, tneub,cs dc maison,
It plusielrs antres Objects.
Il sera aussi tendu aix memes lieux ct
,lace, les prophecies suivsntes appartensut 4
a dite succession en- communicate, Ell la Pa.
oisse de Calcasicu q SAVIOR 1878 tetes plus
III lnoins de betes a cornes farouches. mar
lutes ainsi ; Sc tenant a Choupiquc dams
Paroisse De Y Calcasieu. La moitie
niivise de 30 t9tes plus on moins. lie betes .
ofEes farcuches, marques ainsi
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Vente PuDiiuue.

Succession de Nm. Fl. Terrell.
I'm vertu dun ordre de la Cour DIES
~ Preuves de Ia Paroisse st. Landry. il
sera vendu Ell vente publique, au dernier ct
plus haut encherisseur, sur ley lieux, par le
sousslgne curatelr. Gu par I'm e~ncanteur oub.
lie. lie
Aeocrsd,, / tuin, 1870,
la Motto indivise des prophecies ci-apres DE-
critics, appartenantsa ID succession de WIN. H.
Terrell. decide. 4 SAVIOR:
IN certain moroccan de terre, ensemble av-
&c les batlsses ct authorizations qni s'y trou-
vent, situe en- cette p~aroisse, dams lie qua rticr
Prairle Plaisancc, mesurant cent soixaute-
sept arpents de supericie, plus ou raoius, Dor.
ne Quest par la terre de Durel Dupre. nord
par les terres de Terrell ct L. Debaillon, es,
par la terre de Ia veuve Vasseur ct d'autres.
2. Soixante arpents de supericie de terre
hoisee, plus Oh inoins, bornes dun cote, nord,
par G. Belfour, d'autre cote, sud, par P. Moul.
Is, ct dun bout, Quest, par lie Bayou Grand
Louis, ct d'artre bout, est, par la terre de
Chas. Belfour.
Les deux terres achetees par acte passe OAR.
Yves D'avy, Recorder, ct e~nregistre
Livre S. page 8l6.
Conditions.-Une moitie compliant, ct Tau.
tire Motto d un credit de doize mois du Jour
la vente, une hypotfaque speciale ct lie
de venaeur etant retenues sur lea
aites. proprietts pour assurer 10 Placement d
credit.
J NJ. THOMPSON,
% syril, '7D.] Curateut.
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Vente par lie Sherif.

Louis Fontenot, ct. ais. vs. Maximillien
Kennison, ct. ais.
TOUR DE DISTRICT, St. Landry; No
~ S630-En vertu DUN ordre de vente Ian.
&c par Honorable Huitieme Cour de Distric,
de lEtat dc IA Louisiana, ~siegeant dams ct
ponr 10 Paroisse St. Landry, dams l'afaire Ct.
dessus ~intitule, ct a moi adresse, je procederai
a yendre . rencan public, an dernier ct plus
otfrant encherisseur, a ia maison de cour de
eette dite paroisse, en- la vile des Opelousas,
lie sAMEDI. 4 JUN, 1870. a II. heures du
matin, la prophets ci-dessous decrite, saisis
pour s~atisfaire Ie dit ordre, a SAVIOR.
Tn certain moroccan de terre situe dams Ia
Paroisse St. Landry, en- la quarter P~laisance,
ayant six arpents de face SUI quarsnte de pro-
fondeur, faisant face aa Bayou Grand Louis
on Teche, borne sud par les terres de Pierre
sylvestre, nord par Nelson Lartigue, est par
49, Battaille ct ouest par lie Bayou Grand
Louis ct les terres d'Ozeme Fontenot.
Conditions.--A un credit de douze mois,
les acquereufs fournissant leurs biliets ayec
caution, scion Ia loi, avec interet q S pour cent
de Pecheance, ct une hYpotheque spectacle ct
lie privilege de vendeug etant retenus sur Ia
dite terre iusqu'a Placement final.
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff
ID mai. 10.
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Solomon Firnberg, ct. ais, vs. suzannah
Desmaret.
CoUR DE DIsTRIer, ST.. LANDRy-No, e7se.
LHN vertu dun writ de Teri faacias Ianca mar
Ia PHon. Cbur de District dams ct pour II
Psroisse st. Landry, dams raaaire ci.dessus
%intitule, ct q moi adresse, jes procsdsrai b
vendre a renean public, au dsarnier ct pins
oftraht encherisseur, a Ia maison de cour de
cette paroisse, en- Ia sills des Opelousas, le
Samseds, d Juig, 1870,
b ii heures du matin, la propriete ci.apras de-
critic, saisie pour s~atisfaire Ie dit writ, i SAVIOR.
La Motto indiv Use dun certain moroccan de
terre dams la Paroisse st Landry, Etat de Il
Louisiana, situe sur lie Bayou Marie Croouan,.
ayant tine face de dix-sept airpents ct demie j
Ia cote est du. dit bayou, c~ontenaut environ
six cent quatre. vingt arpents de superfcie.
plus on moins, borne, en- haut par Ia terre an.
partenant a~utrefcis d Martin Donate. b. IT,
ct en- bas par les terres de Ia succession de
Eliakin Litteil, Giant une portion de phabi.
tatlon aehetee par la dite s. Dernaret ct @, o.
Foster de Martin F. Desrnare. ct son epouse,
!s 26 Jarvier, 1855, par-dsvant Joel n.
Sandoz, ~notaife.
]. N. THOMPSON, Sheriff
80 avtil, 1870:
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Vente Publi0ue.
de James M. Porter

Succession de James N. Porter
lin vertu dun ordre de l'Honorable Cous
- des Preuves dc la Paroisse st. Landry,
II sera vendu, en- vente phbllqus: gu plus
haut at dsrnier eneherisseur; par ls sous
signe administrator, GU par lintermediaire
dun encanteur public, sur lhabitation ci.
apres decrite,
Maras, h "a MAJ, 1870,
comheneant a 10 heures du uiatin les pro-
prietes ci-dessous decritcs,. appartenant 4
la succe> sion de James II. Porter de la Pa
roisse de St. Landry, decide, 4 SAVIOR:
l.. L''habitation situee 4 deux miles es.
des Opelousas, nesurant c~ent,soixante ar.
penis de superfcie, avec les batisses et an6.
liorations qui y sont situes, 4 mulets, 2 che
vsuz c~reoles, l cheval american, so tetes
de moutonS, plus on r%noins; ! wagon, |
buggy ct harnais, l machine d coudre, i
piano, montEe en- argent, Q ~pistolets,
tusll; ! selle ct bride, / lot de livres, /
cofre fort, 1 grand lot dc meubles de mai.
son, batterie de cuisine, outils aratoires. en-.
viron trente tetes de betes 4 cornes doucee,
plus ou moins.
~P'N" ." 'SAtS oo9 paopEISteh Ci-uSASub
d~ecrites, leg prophecies s~uivantes ,seront
vendues, au bureau du d6funt; en- 10 vile
des Opelousas; M
Tn certain terrain situS sur Ia rne--
dams Ia vile des Opelousas, ensemble avec
les batisses ct authorizations. uui = sont
situes, stant 10 bureau du d6funt--llo lot de
hvres de loi, compose de 500 volumes; ]
presse d l~ettres, l pupitre eh noyer, ! lot
cases b ~l,yres, tables. chaises, ct piu.
sieurs autres objects composant les fournk
lures dun bureau.
TERaEs EFT CosDl rIoss.--Les proprissas
seront vendues pour du comp.
tant, ct immeuhies, IN quart du prix d'a.
chat compliant, ct Ia Balance payable 4 uu.
deux ct trois xhs du premier Jour du mois
de Mars 1870; les acauereurs devant four.
mir leurs btllets, avec hut pour cent par an
d'int6r ct de leur eeteanee, aves caution so.
bon ct personnel; 10 prisilSge du ven.
dsur ct n hypothaeue retenues sur les
inneubles ain d'assurer le Placement deg
blllets; les acqueteurs s'obligeant i 10
pas aliener GU hypothsquer les dts immeu.
au prejudice DIES dts privilege ct nv.
pothsque. L'habitation ssra livr9e lie
jour du mois de Dscembre 1870.
3 laquelle epoque 10 quart du prix d'acbat
compliant sur Ia dite habitation dsvra stre
pave. JOHN POSEY,
administrator.
% ayril, 1870.
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vcnce pux. lie sshgrtf-

SzsGS pax aC S1a1KAA.
Ca~r de Pagoisse, st. Landry, Nc. 34e
Onezine L. Fonsenot, admr vs. 2aai
Lambert, ct. al
CoCR De PARo1ssE. 81. LASDRY-No. 80
OsEzinle L. Fontenot, adnr.. We. Paul
Lambert.
I'm ve1tu de deux writs de feri facias daus
IL les afaires ci-dessus intitulees. e1uanant
do rhon. Cour de Paroisse De la Paroisso ST,
Landry, ct q moi adresse, je vendrai a rencan
public, a la rnaison de coht daus Ia ril!o des
Opelousas, le
Gameai, 4 Jutn, 1870,
a II hsures du matin, les PROPHECIES suivants.
salsies pour s~atisfaire les dts sglits; h sa%oir
Ttois vaches hrunes ct leurs vsauxi
Une vache noirs ct son veau.
Ine vache rouge ct son veau.
Trois inulets creole
Conditions-Comptant.
IA mai, '7o.] JAS. G HAYES, Sheriff.
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strayed or stolen.

III Bellevue, Ut. Laadry Parish, on Wednes.
Gay night, Msrch 3Oth, 1s78, Die bay horse,
10 years old. TWO hind feet ard left ~fore-foot
white, white mark on the nose. and branded
H On the lei hip and one dairy brown
horse. 6 years old, limps with tire left hind
leg, ard branded with Abraham Harmon's
brand, Plaquenine Brtilep, or TIE left hip.
$50 Reward will be paid for the recovery
ot-said horses, or $40 for either Of them.
= JEFF. WILSON,
BAN. WILSON,
At Capt. HosEy's Plantation. 8 Miles
from Opelousas.
april 9th, t8Tg-3ts.
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OPELOUSAS.
Satnedi Matin, FL Mai 1870.
PAR LIE TELEGRAPH3
NouvefIes Europeennes.
DepeShes trausmises d lAbeille.

0aM" VpCVH8AGCS
Paris, II mai-tes describes dams TOUT
la vile bier soir ont etc Plus serieux ou'or
ne favait prevu. Les antoritss ont ete
obl,gees de faire TN grand displacement d.
force militafe pour retablir la paix.
Les barricades qui avaient etc elevees
dams lie district de Belleville ont etc defen
dues avec destination par les emeutiers eli
les soldats mont pu les e~nlever QUA Ii
points de la %bayonnette. Plusieurs HON.
mes ont ere tues ct blesses des deux c6tes,
II y a Ell dams Ia mutt d'autres engagements
on nombre de soldats, d'agents de police G,
de citoyens ont etc tues. is
LIE district de Belleville a ete occupe
pendant la mutt par ute grande force mill.
taire, ct p%ersonne n'avait Ia permission de
passef.
La police a fait diverses charges contre
les attronpements qui Sc fnrmaient par GU.
riosite, ct dams ceftains cas- ellie s'est sefvie
depees ct de casse-tetes ct a blesse beau
coup de monde ct justemert ceux dui ma.
yaient rien q fare ayec les perturbateurs.
La police ct les erieutiers ont use libre.
ment d'armes d feu, niais les troupes men
ont pas use dune maniere generate Une
fois, pendant la mutt, une compagnie de
cavalerie, exasperee par une grele de pier
res, a fait feu surtles assaillants, mais c'est
la seule fois que les troupes Sc .soient de-
parties de la determination de n'user d'ar.
mes a feu qua la derniere cxtremite.
Les o~uvriers s'etaient reunis EN- plus
grarde force que dams aueune antte occa-
sion anterienre. L'ordre etait parfaitement
retabli ataht le jour ct II nv a plus mainte-
nant aucIfi signe de trouble. lie gouver
nernent, neanmoins, Sc tient sur ses gardes.
Paris. 1f-L'opposition ct les organes
des clericaux mettent en- question le r6sul-
tat de relection. lis p~retendent que 81 lie
vote a une valeur numeriaue il ma aucnn
Specification s~ociale. politique ON religieuse.
La police q arrete goo ~personnes ct a fait
des perqnisitions dans uombre de malsons
situees dams les districts OH II y su des
troubles.
Les arrestations continuent ct ron GRANT
de no,iveaux troubles pour cette mutt. On
volt de grands ~attroupements de monde en-
plusleurs endroits.
Les ouvriers de u Roquette ont essa1s
de Sc revolter. I'm garden etc tue eli Tin
autre blesse.
N0utelIes de Washington.
Washington, II mai-Le Revenu q recu
aujourd'hni S444, 600.
La Iriezae dit aniourd'hui: "Mr. VIII
son consent, nous fe soyons ayec peine. an
de fa clause dg son bin rednisant
Parm6e 4 5000 hommes, les ssnatenrs du
Sud lni ayant representes qu'if ne faIait
pas penser 4 dsgarnir de tronpes le Sd OF
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by the undersigned, al his residenee, on
ID Bayou hfallet, In the Parish Of st. Landry,
on the 18th March, 1870, M American Black
Mafe branded Thus III .. Said animal is
abeut i6-hands high-main and tail reached.
Her forehead presents the appearance Of hav-
Ing srecaiyed a severe blow.
The owner Is REQUESTED to come forward
prove property. pay charges and take her
law.
~ AuGUsTE JOHN PIERRE.
April q. IS70.-3t.
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.Vente par lie Sherif.

co3r de Paroisss, St. Landry-No. 27G.
sifroy GuiIlory, Agent, VS. FRANCOIS Richard,
ct. ais.
I'm vertu dun writ de feri facias, dams
~ ~l'atfaire ci-dessus intitulee, emanant de
Phon. Cour de Paroisse de la Paroisse de St.
Landry, 9. a mois adresse. je vendrai a en-.
can public. au dernier ct plus offrant enche-
risseur, a Ia naison de eour dams Ia Vile des
Opelousas, lie
Samsdi, 4 JUN, 1870,
a IL heures du matin, les PROPHECIES suivsnses,
salsies pour satisfaire le dit writ, a ~savoir;
/. I'm mulet a!ezan.
2. I'm chevsI girls.
3. I'm cheval bal.
Conditions.-Comptant
JAS. G.. HAYES, Sheriff.
Ia mai, 20.