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Public Sale.
Estate Of Simon Richard.

..E Estate Of Simon htchof1.
10y VIRTUE Of an order of the Hon: the
- Parish Court in and for the, parish OF
st. Landry, there will be sold at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned auctioneer. at the last
residence of The deceased on bayou Teche,
parish of St. Landry, On
THURSDAY, January 9th, 1870,
the following described property belong
ing to the Estate Of Simon Richard, decd,
to-wlt- Ed
/. TIE PLANTATION situated on the
west bank of the bayou TecEle, following
the current, with all the buildings and I'M
proovernents thereon, having Il front of IA
arpents on said bayou, II arpents OF
said front running to a depth OF ~ ar
penis, and the remaining 3 arpents run
ming to a depth Of IS arpents, making
altogether 1876 arpents, bounded above by
lands Of F. G.. Devilliers, below by lands OF
the estate described as lot No. 2, and nthe
depth by land Of Widow '. Langols and
Widow A. Duplechain. IL
2. THE UNDIVIDED HALF Of q GER
tain tract of woodland situated on bayou
Teche, containing about 200 arpents more
or les bounded above by the plantation
above described. below by lands of Widow
Hilaire. Duplechain, and in the depth by
land above described, being the same land
purchased by imon Richard from F. Van
trot, bv act No. %, 1865 before q. A.
Guidry Recorder.
8. Six mules, one wild cow and call,
one mitch COW and calf, one creole horse,
tvo horse ca, is, one silver watch, one lot OF
silver ware, one lot of hogs, h,dsehoid fur
niture, plantation utensils and ther things
too numerous to mention.
Terms and Conditions. TIE plantation
payable to-wit: $4,000, CASH, balance IN
two equal and annual installments from DAY
of sale. For the rest of the property, every
adiadication of $40 and under, cash ana
ali sums over $50 in two equal and annual
in<tallments from the day OF sale, purchas,
ers on credit to give their prom'sory notes
with good and solvent s%urities and bearing
cIeht per cent FER anntm interest ifn"
maturity til paid and a SPECIAL l4"f'IaII
and ,teppToiS ititiiese retali'ta Oh ths it""
aud ,,.s- =,
.~..,orsss -a 10 a7aF.JEaboafA r.
as tsog Il. II sfss aFics7ae'''
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Sherin'esS SALE

James NJ. Thompson e. VIM. III. isrfeH
DIsTRlCTCoURr. St: Landry, No. OSsS S
out Of he 9Th District cour. for the pa' .sa ta
me- d;rected. [ will proceed to sell at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, st ths
Courthouse Of said parish in the town Of ope'
loasas, on SATURDAY the LIST day Of yanna.
~. 1869. at ii o'clock A. M.. the following
described property seiaed to satisfy said Wris'
to-wit: .. rnr,r nE
Land, situated in said parish in the rin
Plaisanee. containing six hundred aIgsna5Ji
more or less, bounded north by boyon .slana
Louis. south by formerly Philippe Ana n5.sao
and Jean vasseur and pow Wi,i'd hn land Of
T,ouis de- Ds1aiIlon, west by the heirs Of Mnhsl
Deyills dsceased, with the buildings ana'm>
provements thereon. q - - 3 go
Terms--oa'A y. M. Unlisted.
o. Coroner and Acting SheEif.
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PUBLIC SALE.
= Estale of Antoine BLanc.

DY virtue of an order of the Probate
= Court of the Parish Of St. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator ora public anctioneer. at the
court house of this parish, on TUESDAY,
January II, 1850, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, the
following described property belonging TO
the estate OF Antoine Blanc, deceased, late
Of said parish, to wit AZ '.I
4 A TRACT OF LAND situated in the
Parish of St. Landry, about thirty six
miles fir m the court house, beingin town
ship nine south range one east, township
nine south range one west, township ten
south range one east, township ten south
range one west, and flying on both sides of
Bayou Plaquemine Brulee, having forty
arperts, front by forty in depth on each
side of said Bayou, and containing three
thousand two hundred superficial arpents.
Terms-Cash. " ~4 tes. .-,s-E 2.
5ssa ta4:5 - EBERT CAN'T, i
a. dee IL. Ent. sax A. .M s.aAdminiStrat0r
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State of Louisiana
PARISH CoURT, ST. LANDRy.-No.2G4J.

EtQte Of Jas. Mo'gcn J.
JONATHAN L.. MORRIS, of the Parish OF
~ St. Landry, Administrator of the Estate OF
Jas. Morgan jr., deceased, late of said pallsh'
having filed a Tableau of Classification OF debts
OF said Estate, accompanied by his petition
praying for the homologation of the same ;
and whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of Court, bearing
date november26, 1869; ~H
Row. therefore, aotice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau in writing, at my office in the town of
Opeloasas, within the time required by law,
why the said Tableau should not be homolo-
gated and confirmed. . w.
oD'S 49, Jos u. RICHARD, Clerk
November ~. 1869. .. It,
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Estate of DAVID n. sunifh

Parish Court, Parish 81. Landry-No. 3346.
YK7ILLTAM b. GOODWIN, Of the Parish
w Of st. Landry. having applied by bis
petition to be appointed administrator Of the
Estate of David. Smith, deceased. late Of the
Parish of st. Landry:
Therefore, any person intending TO make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same il writing, at my office IN the town of
Opelousas. within ten days from fhe present
nntlee JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
O~pelousas, December IL. 1869
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CalfpIhs and Sultans /;
Nv.
Phosphorescence:

PhOsphOresceRce; qtExa
Or, THE EMISSION OF LIGHT by MIN
sERAESss Plants AND ANIMALS. BY
std. ,PHPsoE, MeznbeT:of the Chemical
Society of Paris. ldyol. 7l6mo., 12l0pp!--
Prices o. 75ss fzfsGs Te .Itltftb 1T .5aaoi+
4, Theauthor says: II have brought forward
in the present volume every case of Phosphor
essence which it has been in my powerto OBJ
tain, after seeking for and studying the phe-
nomena in the whole domain of Nature. 80
Phosphorescence, whether manifested BY the
glowrworm, the Bologna stone. a fungus. or q
falling star, is generally looked upon as al UNI
explained and mysterious production of light
/ hope, nevertheless. that I have been able to
extricate it a little from the obscurity in which
it has hitherto been enveloped.. ~ s.@s2
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PUBLIC SALE.
Estate Of Hugh Z. Nelson.

'&# 3S%Htkf 1&+"G -GlGfL ~ -t$ Et-Ea% ~ '%'"HF-
DY virtue of an order of the, Probate
- Courtof the Parish ST. Landry, there
win beasold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator or by a public auctioneer, at
the store. of. i. Morris in Big Cane, in
said parish, on WEDNESDAY, January
IL, 1870, the, following described property
belonging to the estate of Hugh l.. Nelson,
deceased, late of said parish, Eto-wits: :
/. A TRACT OF LAND, containing 400
acres, situated on Dry Bayou in the parish
Of StsLandfy,aa and bounded on the south
by lands of Gilbert Barleigh, west by
Ernest Morrow, east by public lands, and
north bv - 3 aa.I
Q. ANOTHER TRACTOFLAND, known
as the Casson plantation, together with the
buildings and improve aents thereon, situ-
ated in Bayou Rouge prairie, containing
1900 arpents, more or less, bounded north
by lands of r. NJ. Morrow and others, south
by lands of Roberts and others, east by
w. ". Gober ct ais, and west by public
lands, with the exception Of los Nos. 20,
81, %, %, "a, % and 2G, containing 211
acres, more or less. d n
Terms and conditions. -0ne half cash,
balance in 10 months from day of sale, pur-
chasers to- furnish their notes with Sll00
interest from maturity until paid, and
mortgage and vendors privilege retained
on the property sold to secure payment.
To be sold according to law in lots of
from 10 to so acres. g
JOHN MOSS,
dec IL Adminis.r ator.
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Reasoning Power of Animals.

Reasoning Power ..Of. Animals.
BY the Rev. JOIN sELBY WATSON, MA,
M. Rrs.L. l vol, limo. Cloth. $50 PIP.
81 90, ras 3sg .l241sA@ :. ,xsa =:
The object; of this book is to show that the
inferior animals. or-many Of them, have a por-
ton Of that reason which is possessed by man.
This argument is enforced by a vast number
of authentic and entertaining anecdotes. illus
trating the general intelligence of ANNALS
their Judgment, sagacity, power Of ~communi.
eating thoughts, moral feelings. sense Of jus,
tee, etc. 7asaa.sfa 80. q -r. - 81
i*z1>s 3ega .-,@s H.. ~ -@ 49, Sa&t!s.
80 at:sG--su so1sL3-- il J. ,r'---a.rsas g
,HJJEiGJ -s&A-EF s.
: 7ra.E%sg11@GaA 1901 .
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Public sale.

Estate Of IscpA Qlirier, deceased,
XA7ILL be sold by the undersigned admin
w istrator or through the ministry of an
-uctioneer, at the plantation Of Jestyh Olivier
deceased, in prairie dos Femmesih the parish
Of St. Landry, or
SATURDAY, January 18th, 1870,
THE PLANTATION containing about 90
arprnts, boundsp north by the Meui'lons. east
by Frank Key, aouth by Francois savoie. and
west by Michel Johnson, to be sold with the
u~welling'Aouse and n part of2he fencing.
5 outliouses and some fencing.
Terms.-The movable property 10 be sold
for cash. The lands on Il credit of one. two
and three years from day of sale. Notes to
be given, bearing interest from, maturity with
satisfactory security and the usual mortgage
retained. 44E- -. y. rssG.
g.. VALERIE OLIVIER,
dec4-'G9 administrators
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JUDICIAL ADV'MENTS.
state Of Louisiana

state of Louisiana
Parish Court, ~ ... No
% Parish of St. Landry: :
Estate of Gustaue Hezheimer.
d OSETTA IKELHEIMER, of the Parish
IL of Se3Landry, Administrative of the Estate
of Gustave Ikleheimef, deceased, late of the
parish Of St Landry, having filed a tableau
Of classification of debts and distribution Of
funds of said Estate, accompanied by her peti
ton praying for the homologation ofthe same
And whereas the. prayer of said petition
has been granted by an order o~fcourt, bearing
date of december 3, 1863; q ~-si,
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to al
persons interested to make opposition to sale
Tanleau in writing at myaofice in the town OF
Opelousas, within the time required by law
why the said tableau should not be homologa
ted and confirmed r. d -, 81. IL"
=. az JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Dec. a., 1869. gtsu. + --..- - r.
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SWlqMINGG WITHHoET BLAppERs----
Many an unRise parent labors bard and
lives paaringly aI his, life, for the pur-
'posesot giving bis children arstart in
the world, as it is called. Setting a
young man aaoat with the money left
him BY bis relatives il Ike tying blad-
Gers under the aims of one who cannot
-sWin-rten chances 10 n he will GO to
the bottom. Teach him to swim and
he. will never need bladders. Give
your child 4 sound education. and Jon
bare done enough for him. See to il
that his morals are pure. bis mind cult.
ted. and bis whole nature made suhserv--
lent TO the the laws which govern man,
and youa have given what win be Of
smorepvalue than the wealth Of the In
dies. 10 be thrown upon ones resollr-
.sces y to be; cast Into, the very lap Of
fortune, Tor our faculties then undergo
a development and display an energy Of
which they were previously iinrsuscep-
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state of LouisIana

PARIsH CouRr, ST. LAsDGY.-No. 3347.
Estate Of 4ndreu y. Smith.
XNIILLIAM D..G6DMM, Of the Parish
Wv d 81. Landry, having applied by his
petition TO be appointed Administrator of the
Estatr-u VI andrew T. Smith. deceased. late
ct the aFisfaofsEfsLandrg
Ifereinre ally " rson intending 70 make
epposltaonEt to said s~appointmenk, WilflstIr
same m Writing, Al my sofice. in the tonnsof
Opelousas, xithin ten days hom the present
notice. JdS@RffHARD. EEflhhss !
oneioi1sas. nar9rnhtr aefL 1asn@
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PUBLIC SAIE.

Eatate. Of Joseph Simon Fomteuot.
DY virtue of an order Of the Probate
- Court Of the parish of st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the
last a d highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator or by a public auctioneer, at
Vile Plate, in this parish, on WEDNES-
DAY. January 18th, 1870, the following
described property belonging to the estate
of Joseph Simon Fontenot, deceased, viz:
d A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND con-
tanning 10 acres. two acres front and five
in depth, bounded north by the public
road leading from Opelousas to Alexandra,
east by lands belonging to Onezime Tate.
south by lands Of Mrs. Onezime P Gull.
Tory, aud west BY lands Of J.. Bite. Ortego,
Jf. and jean Bite. GaranL.s ase1#sasr..
Terms and eonditions.-Price payable in
one and WI years from day of sale pur-
chaserS to furnish two good and solvent
securities to satisfaction of administrator,
and the land to remain specially mortgaged
with 8 per cent, of interest from maturity
till paid. PROSPER DARE,
dees11 = a Administrator.
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Containing illustrations of Public Buildings,
Street Scenes and Suburban Views. Eleg-
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an Illustrated Cover, printed with a tint
Containing a Map and General Strangers
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This is the most completely illustrated book
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while, valuable as an elegant memento of the
City to strangers visiting it, it also is of great
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Either of tie atous sent FREE BY MAIL to
any address on receipt Of he price,
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nYvIRTUEo of an order of his Honor JAS.
KIN. PorTrs, Judge of the sfh Judicial
i%istriet If the state II Loti<iana, fbrress~Isi
u. ! snrtaal it,ty fern Of s;ft e'ei'rt ~ Ia
hoh,pn 81 3priousas, 'comueueiig Mond",
no lnth Of January, 1870. .'-'
sGsD sIagaS.-p RICHARD. Clerk.
uoy21.U9
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At the same time and place, and on the
same terms and conditions, and IL like
parcels or lots, will be sold The balance of
the above tract of land, consisting of about
eight hundred and tbirty-seven acres.
ELI DECUIR.
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Why, DO ANIMALS NEED. SALr2-
Prof James. i Johnston, of Scotland,
says:AaUpwards Of half the saline mat
ter ofbIoeds{57 per Gently consists Of
common salt, 4andEasl this Is partially dis
charged every day through the skin and
kidneyYs,a the necessity Of continued sup
plies Of t K, The healthy body becomes
aufieientlyss obViousga Thes bile also
contains sodao(on of the ingredients Of
sale as d special and indispensable, con-
Isfltheni, and 50 all the carriages of the
body. Stint the supply of sail, there.
Hofe, and neither will the bile be able
properly to assist digestion, nor the,
l1sartiiages to be built up again as fast
ashley naturally wastes'a 1t is better
to- place saltnwhere stock can have free
ACCESS to #, than give ii occasionally in
large quantities., The viii help them
selves to ~whatthey need,aif allowed 70
DO so at pleasure; otherwise, when they
become .asaAlhungrys' they may take
more than is Wbatas0aae.-
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ADVMENTS
Public sale.

Estate Of Ed~ard UihoG, deceased.
Rl VIRTUE of an order of the Honorable
I'D Probate Court of the parish of St. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder by the undersigned
auctlOneer, on
FRIDAY, December 31st, 1869,
on bayou Mallet, in the parish of St Landry,
the following d"scrih0l property belonging to
the Estate OF Edward Wikotf, deceased, late
of said parish, to-wit
A LOT OF IMPROVEMENTS situated
on bayou Mallet on land of Jean Gallot, con-
sisting of a dwelling house, kitchen, corn
crib aud about two thousand fencing pickets.
One lot of household and kitchen furniture,
horned cattle, horse creatures and hogs. one
buggy, one pair Of mules, one saddle and
bride and one geld watch.
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Elements. of Greek Language.
Taken from the Greek Grammar of James
Hadley, Professor in Yale College. vol,
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This volume is published in answer to the
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MONDAY, January 3rd, 1870,
at bayou (mcot,

CERTAIN TRACT OF'hAND together
with tha buildings and improvements thereon
i'll BayCd Chicot settlement, containing about
six hundred superficial acres, being the last
residence Of VI. Overton deceased, and
the same property purchased by Julia Gallot
tltrix from the Estate of P. II. Ovcrtoh
deceased, at Publicsale February 4th 1867
TO be sold in lots Of fifty acres according tc
law, with the exception of one lot to consist
of one hun&ed acres and the improvements
thereon. ap n
Terns.-CASI. ~
T. PERRODIN, Auctioneer.
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"AWtA HlA ~HshN F f@f
How TO BREATHE.-Theres is one.
rule to b. observed in taking. exercise
by walking-the very best form in which
itycan betaken by the able bodied of all
ages-and that is, never allow the ac-:
tion of respiration to be carried on
through the mouth. The nasal passages
aYe5clearly the medium through which
respiration WAS designei by d Creator
10 Be carried o a" God breathed into
mans ~nostrils the breath Of life y. pre-
yions to his becoming a living creature:
The difference in the exhaustion of
strength by a long walk with the, mouth
firmly closed and respiration carried on
through the ~nostrils instead of the mouth
TO- uncomfortable to those who have new
er triedfthe experiment. And indeed
this michievous and really unatural hab-
it Of carrying on the work of inspiration
and expiration through the mouth in
stead Of through the nasal passages is
the true origin Of almost all Diseases Of
the throut and lungs. and congestion.
asthma, bronchitis and even consump!
finn ITSELF 4Baa 81 ssss0 .. 800 q
- 4 &s-. ~ 4gS" @4@r4a4 - abs A~sEes
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Public Sale.

#Ea &rE&L4cGttbS@D AA1f &eSfcDSeUL1Of ( q
DY VIRTUE Of an order of the Hon. the
- Parish Court in and for the parish o.
St. Landry, there will be sold at public
auction to the last and highest bid.
der, by the undersigned auetioneer, at the
last residence of the dec ased in the Prai
RE Bass, parish of St. Landry on xJ
WEDNESDAY, January Goth, 1870,
the following described property belong.
ing to the estate Of Marianne Bordelol
decd, to-wit- -
II. THE PLANTATION with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. con-
tain ng $50 arpents, bounded north by land
OF EIvirie Cafriere, south by land known as
land of Petit Beis. east by land of a. w.
Littell and west by land of Petit Bots.
p. One pair of males, two COWS, one lot
Of hogs, M carriage. one safe, one Slot
gun. beds and bedding, house hold and
kitchen furniture, plantation implements
&l...&c. ase st1 8 aagJ
Terms and Coaditions.-The immovea
ole property payable ia three equal and
annual ;nstallmenfs from the day of sale.
The mules payable one year from day of
all. Purchasers on credit to furnish their
notes with good s~arltees payable to the
order Of the administrator, and hearing
eight per cent interest from maturity, a
speciaf mortgage WITH vfIdnrs privilege TO
be retained o1ahezlands. The rest OF the
property payable cash.
1kGecae5 -69s ]. l3Uct 1neer.
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To REVIVE FADED Black CLoTHfs.
Boil three ounces Of logwood in "a
quar-, q, vinegar. and when The color is
extracted. dEop in a piece Of carbonate
of1iron1he size2of aslarge chestnut; let
# Boif FIVE minutes Have the articles
10 BE ,ireesstofeed wen &popged With soap
and hot water. laying them on the table,
and brush the nap down witha sponge.
Thendtake the dye, dissolve a teaspoon
full of salaratus in a teacup Of warm wa
ter. and spouge oyergagainstwith this,
which sets thetcolor SO completely that
npthing runsEof They must not be
wrung OF wrinkled, but carefully hung
up to drain The browest cloth may be
made "a perfect black in this simple
manner. So many people have faded
garments, that this, recipe may be of
service 10, restoring them to lively col
s
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UsEEuL DEPARTMENT..

IA PREYaSr Lock JANA medical
writer "a ys. ITO. relieve from the terri
he effects Of running a nail in the foot
Of man or horse, : take peach leaves,
birau,iiss lib them, apply 70 the wond, contine
with. o bandage. They cure as if by
magic. Reusw the application twice a.
day, Il necessary, but one application
usually does The work, I have cured
both man and horse in. a few hours,
when they we're ssapparently onsthe
point of having kek- Jaw. This recire
remembered apd practiced, viii save
many valuable ives - s:y& az
49, --~~~~r~e~ecc~SS~ss. g.. -
ssAsSIMpLE REMEDY For WHooPTNG
CouGH.-Dr. Howard Sargent. of Bos-
ton, writes to the journal Of cAeasistry
that for eight OF fen years past he has
ased as aaTemedyfor ~whoopihg cough,
aFtea made from jred-clovers blossoms ;
and adds, "Icaln2 say with truth that
never knew; it fal11f Heselects. and
cures The blossoms witlfcare, and, talk ing
the bestablossoms, puts them in boiling
water, and sleeps for four hours be
gsiiyes5 a. small. dose occasionally during
the day ,shoulditopcra onthe bow.
els,ynoh harm is done; the dose in that
case may be diminished. He some.
tiimees addsPa Tide honey TO make it. q
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