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Gold wss quoted in New Orlsans. on
Q 18th, iast. at 1l14 o. lid, "A; +
Middling Cotton was quoted In New Or.
leans on Tie 18th inst. at I5d q 15sc.

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.'' Pierre comea"' District s1 ds. Court
Francois Richard, ct al. No. ll05l.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of alias Fl. ia.
- to me directed by the Honorable Eighth
Judicial District Court of the State of Louisi-
ana. in and for the Parish of st. Landry, in
the above entitled cause, / will proceed to sell
at public auction, ut the Courthouse in the
town of Opelousas, on SATURDAY the ID
day of December, 1870, at II O'Clock a. m,
the following described property, seized to
satisfy said writ. to wit
Fourteen cows and calves IL cows; six
three year old horned cattle 3 one year old
horned cattle I, ! yoke of oxen | OK 5 gem
tie horses / Malei / year old colt; 2 mares
with sucking colts | two year old colt l
gentle mare; one third of a cotton gin ell the
plantation formerly belonging to widow Fran
cois Richard one small hack tour sugar
coolers; three cylinders.
Terms cash. =
% j. M THOMPSON, Sheriff.
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Estate of Alplaomse BERTHA nd

Parish Court, Parish Of 81. Landry. No. 343I
EELICIA ANDREPoNT of the Parish Of
IL St. Landry. having applied by her petition
to be appointed administrative OF the estate OF
Alphcnse Bertrand, deceased. late of the par
ish of St. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same i'll writing, in my Office in the town OF
Opelonsas, within ten days from the present
notice.
g. JOS. D. RICHARD, CLERK
November 10, 1870. @.-.
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Oct Is, 1870
Succession de Hannah Pierce.

Succession de Hannah Pierce.
CoUR DE PARoIssE, ST, LANDRy-No. -
~HARLES MIXER de la Paroisse St.
" Landry, ayant presentG I'M petition
a reffet d'etre nomme administrator do ID
succession de Hannah Pierce, veuys deeede
de Hugh W. Robinett, dernierement de Ia
En- consequence, avis est par lie present don
ne aux interesses dams eetse succession d'avois
Il deduire, par ecrit, a mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui s~uiyront la date du psesent avis.
es ~raisons, 81 aucune ills ont, peur lesquelles
il ne ssrait pas fait droit . ladits petition.
JOS ID. RICHARD, Grsfiief.
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Notice.

A LIZ persons indebted 10 the estate d
- w. w. Foard are notified to cofnasfor.
ward without delay and settle the same,
and all persons having claims against the
estate are requested TO present them to the
undersigned for approval, or rejection as
the case may be. -
NARY A. WEST, Vi
Nov. 19-5t. Administrative.
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DiSSOlmtiOn.

TANHE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersigned, in the StemInens
lanyard at Bayou Chichot has been dissolved
by mutual consent. All liabilities of the
firm are assumed by L. Lutz, who will carry
ON the business hereafter in his own name
r., T. LUTZ,
Oct Is. 1870 r.. N. MCCRORY.
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osrs OBJ MssIA I'D. draw. Sss'I by
l. note for Eve handssa ;n a'. Tanner, on H.
r.: pedss i iav iss & ~. I'D bearing interest
9th OF Decs anr dste. All persons are hereby
AZ snon. %, 70 purchase said nete. a. payn.-us
has been stopped. A4~N ..,,r.K
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5.s=r Iron Ties. 1
TINE undersigned has q supply of Iron Ties
l. for baling cotton, at Gil cents cash per
pound, at bis store in Washington.
y s@ -2 d. LALANNE.
Nov. I9-tm.
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Barrels FOR sale. y
SUGAR Planters in need of molasses bar
~ rels, can b. supplied BY calling on
t LOus
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Vente par le Sheriff
Pierre 7 comeau' cos " g. .1 District

d Plerre toneau, y feosI ae nlslrie'
Francois Richard, e:, al. No. 1861,
I'm vertu dun writ de- alias Il. far lance
h par Phen. Huitieme Cour dc District sic
geant dams ct pour Ia .Paroisse de st. Landry.
dams Taffaire gei-dessus intitulee, ct 2 MOI
adresse, .~i'offrirai en- vente ~publique. a u ma,
son de c6ur en- la vile DIES Opelousas. e SAME
DI, 8 Deembre, 1870, h onze heures On ma
tin, les proprletes ei,aPres aeeriss'' sa''"s
pour satisfaire ledit ordre, SAVIOR:
ID faches ct ieurs veaux, IL vaches, . bstes
a cornes de trois ans, 3 betes a cornes dun
an, / paire de bnufs, S chevaux doux' ! Jn-
ment, | peulain dun AN; 2juments st leurs
fonce nm tiers du moulin a cotton sur f'habi-
tation apparsenant sautrefois a ia u Fran
co.'s Richard, un petit "hack," quatFe BAGS a
sucre, trois cylindres.5 EaG q
Cond4tiops-Comptant .
}. NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
40 w-..-.fr. TSl|
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Thirty-eight deaths from yellow
fever we're reported in New Orleans,
for the week ending Sunday even
ing, November 18th, at 6 o'clock.
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LIP BON TON.
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This Journal Is finely illustrated with un-
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high-toned reading matter; gives a letter on
fashion, and a lucid description Of the plat.
in French and English.
Each number gives one
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IRON Tres, for baling cotton, can
be bought from Mr.. d. Lalanne at
Washington, for six and a half
cents per pound.
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succe stem dc sa IA spI mcEs. 4,

SWCCe sIeHh w ssisshasPs NACESs a.
Cour de Parstssc, 81. Landry. No. 1889
EOSEPH BLOCH de- la -Paroisse do st.
- Landry, ayant- presentc une petition, "A
retfet d'etre nommt administrator do Ia sue
cession de Samuel McRee. DECIDE, dernierr-
ment de la dise paruissr
En- CONSEQUENCE, avis est par lie present
donnie aux intGresses dams cette succession
d'avoir adeduire par 6crit a mon bureau, dams
les dix jour qui s~uivront la date dn present avis
les ~raisons, 81 aucune lis ont pour slesqueles il
ne serait pas fait droit a Ia demande da PIT,
tionnaire.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefier
. 10 Noyrmbre 1870 T. s*a'
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It looks as though the democrats of
New Orleans have been politically over
whelmed. Well. the Democrats simply or
ganixed another defeat. Can Mr.. Frank
Hatch tell 4who struck Billy Patterson -
PLANTERS Banner.
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We are indepted to- Mr.. L. Saun-
ders King, one of the Commission
sers of election, for the, detailed
statement of the election returns
for this parish, which we publish to-
day.
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THE c~pEIouSAs JOURNAL.
OPEL sAs @. A.

~ We have had cold weather this
week, with Heavy frost and some
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E.OR SALE Or RENT-A bsaat II.
II and well located property sisuaisad com
town of Opelousas. Buildings new .bjs Office.
modious. For particulars. apply a.
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JUDGE JOHN =. KING adjourned
the District Court, for, this parish,
last Monday, until Monday the 2Sth
AA0pAp ss
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The Southern Farm and Helne

A FIRST CLASS AGRICULTURAL MONTHLY
Gem. VIM. We. Browne Editor
At So 90 per year 4" adra"re.
The Second Volume commences "ish ~
yember number. Now is the time 10 s mo
scribe. Address, J. W. BURKE q e. q.
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az

Ibis company has met with a success be-
yond all parallel in Life Insurance and offers
to the Southern Public a HOME ENTER
PRISE equal to any, and surpassed by none
in existence.
1t advises the payment Of all Cash PREM
iums. becaus,. then divilens will continuity
decrease each next payment, until nothing
will be required and the Policy may bs a
souree of income, but it will allow oile-third
loan on participating policies on which the
cash payment will not increase.
@@ltzrequires no notes for loans of tl,e part Of
premiums, but endorses the loan Oil its policies
until absorbed b. dividends, OF policy is pay
able. WI
1t has no restrictions Oh reside net.S OF trade,
all policies are Nom Forfeitable, and the right
of parties guaranteed on the face OF the Poll
cy as part of the contract.
1t has tue following valuable FEATURES,
which no either company gives; this war
taught many the penalty of being separated
past payment iol fritcd. This company guards
against this III her policies, and. n event of
separation from its Office by any intervention,
guarantees to such all the right OF. Non-For-
fixture, paid up policy, surrender Value and
reinstatement, as though there had been no
such intervening cause.
Its investments are made for Southprn adj
vancement. 1t brings money to our people
keeps money with our people. Then why
should they continue to impovrrish theiriselves
by sending money off, which, can as easily, as
safely, az proftably brsprnt at home4
The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
asks all who wish to insure, to compare it's
rates, terms. progress, with any company. and
feels contident(its merits will equal any
other companys.
DABNEY H MAURY. General Agent
for South West, SO G~arendeiet st n. o.
E. I. LEWIS, of Oprlousas, is Agent for
St Landry and n~eighboring Parishes.
Feb. II, 1s70.-Iy.-z :.
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PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.

Assets ...-.-.-- S. GOT, 900
Policies issued l2, OOU
Insures on MUTUAL AND NON FORFEIT
ING and RETURN PREMIUM PLAN
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS ON THE
CONTRIBUTION PLAN
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c~ECOND-HAND HOGSHEAoe'
- useful to 2 planters, for sale IN UPe-
lousas, by .35 'oeIrH
Oct, eft --
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mr.. I. A. Mcmillan

TTAS located at Coulee Croche. in the Par
LII ish OF st. Landry, and offers bis profes-
sional services to the citizens OF that Section
July 3D. 1870. 8ss& As
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Vote of Iberia Parish,

Auditor.-7Jumels 684. Graham 656.
1Treasurer.-Blair 743, Dubnclet 6IO.
Congress.-Bailey T2f, Darrail 7a5.
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MRS. LAURA s. WEBB has been
requested by the Opelousas Fire
yse Company to deliver a Lecture for
II the purpose of raising funds to as.
sist in purchasing a new engine,
She has aeceded to the request, and
will deliver a. discourse on "The
9 Womeno Of the South" at the Court
house in OpeIousas, on the 28th
inst. See advertisement for parti-
eulars.
HATcH's DEFEAT-Col. Den
nett says & tIle Democrats simply
organized another defeat and
asks, g can Mr.. Frank Hatch tell
"a who struck Billy Patterson ~
The Radical Democracy, with great
self-conidence and a desire to have
all the glory and spells for them
selves, ruled out the Conservatives
3 and Peoples Party, stole the thun-
der of the Iatter, and expected with
t1e assistance Of their allies, the
Christian Republicans, to gain an
: easy victory over the Republicans
r The Republicans cleaned them both
cut. suehaa lesson should be fol-
lowed BY less presumption and m
tolerance hereafter. e
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Officers i.

W. c. DARLINGTON, President,
JOHN L. EDWARDS, Vice President,
D. j. HARTSOOK, Secretary.
J. J. HOPKINS, Assistant Secretary,
B. c. HARTSOOK, Cashier,
PRoF. E. b. SMITH, Actnary.
C. II. PERROW,
GEO. POSS,
JAS L. WOLFE, Superintendent of Agenciss
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The State has gone Republican,
but it is not known yet by what
majority. The Republicans have
elected all the Congressman, it is
said, unless Morey has been defeat.
ed in North Louisiana,
We will give the vote of the par
ishes and status Of the next Gene.
raj Assembly, as Don as the official
count is published.
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We have q pretty good supply OF
corn and cotton in our parish at
present, and q fair prospect Of plen.
ty of very lean beef this winter,
Law prices for cotton and lean beef
six to eight months In the year,
would make it a paying business to
raise pork and fatten beeves-
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FLANDERS, Republican, was cleo
ted Mayor Of New Orleans, by a
majority of 5262. Masicot, Repub-
lican, was elected criminal sheriff,
by a majority~-of COOS. Sauvinet,
Republican, was elected civil sheriff,
by d majority Of. 66;333. aas's
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ShAriH,s Sale.
Pierre Conleau

Nov. 10.
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Estate ofsasnues mcR. q,

19anovembre, 20.
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A HAPPY DELlTERdNCE.
RALEIGH, August 20.

RALEIGH, August 20.
Judge Pearson, in chambers to-day, dis
charged all the prisoners, including Hon. John
Kerr, except five, there being not a particle OF
evidence produced against them, after being
imprisoned FIVE weeks. The five still held on
bench warrant are retained on the affidavit OF
Kirk, setting forth merely that he believed the
accused were guilty of murder. Counsel for
the prisoners objected to the affidavit, as in
sufficient to grant bench warrant upon, be-
cause 1t set forth no fact which could be taken
as evidence, and asked time to produce au-
.thority on the question. The motion was
granted and time allowed until Monday, 8
A. NJ. The prisoners were bailed for the
meantime. 1t is thought no legal evidence
can be produced, when they will be released.
Three affiuavits of prisoners are published,
sworn to before the clerk Of the United States
District Court, describing their torture and
the cruelties of Bergen, Kinks lieutenant
colonel, towards the prisoners as only worthy
of the darkest ages. They say that he tried
pistol to the heads and swinging up by rope
around the neck, al the dead hour Of night, 10
eytort confession.
The United States marshal has served W rits
on Kirk and Bergen, to appear before Judge
Brooks, on Tuesday next, on three several
writs. Brooks is looked upon as the saviour
of the State in her troubles. and he has no
doubt, by his frmness, averted civil strife.
The grand reception to Hon. Joe Turner r
ona other nrisoners has been postponed till
Thursday.
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COTTON IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August 81.

New YORK, August u.
The cotton movements for the week were
uniform in the line of receipts, as compared
with the several weeks past, although tae eA-
ports are largely below last week, The re-
ceipts at all the ports are 52S bales, against
55l5 bales last week, 5740 bales the previous
week. and 6el2 bales three weeks since. The
total receipts since September are 2,S94,223
bales, against 2,11l,7 bales the correspond
ing period the previous year, showing an In
crease of 772, ,5sl bales in favor OF the present
year. The exports from all the ports are 5762
bales, against llOs bales last week, and 1862
bales this week last year. The total exports
for the expired portion of the cotton year are
2.l64330 bales, against ,4sl, 1898 bales last year
The stock,a at the seapor.s 's6,76s bales, against
Is, ,45l bales last year Stocks at the interior
towns is,lO4 bales, against 2O,os5 bales iast
week. MS bales this week last year. STOCK IN
Liverpool $4,000 bales, against 29s,ooo bales
last wear. Amount ofAmerican cotton ahoat
for Great Britain $4,000 bales, against 2s,oOo
bales last year. Amount Of Indian cotton afloat
tor Europe 47s, $50 bales, against 772,S bales
last wear. Cotton market at this point has i'm
proved during the week for high grades,
which are not in good supply; inferior grades
remain dull; sales only effected at compara-
lively low prices. Eor future cotton prices are
also higher; no disposition to press sales.
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THE REFORM MOYEMENT.
It's Position and Prospect
nos, ouR OWN ooaaEspoNDENr. |

FROM OUR OWN coRREsPoNDENr.J
COLUMBIA, August 10.
The. earnest and we!l-tmed appeals of the
Reform canvassers have had their effect upon
all cas ses of our citiz eng. Honest producers
and taxpayers are ceasing to drone morbid!y
over existing evils, and are becoming alive tt
the work before them in October.
On the other hand, those consuming hsr-
pies of the Ring are marshalling their rifles
but only TO realize the increasing number
desertions from their sable ranks. Dissepsior
is rife among the most faithful. The Legisla-
ture, unfortunately, has provided only for
limited number of commissioners aud trial JUS
tices. 80 that while every poor bone that falls
serves only to pamper the NAV OF the lucky
dog that gets it, a hundred hungry ours are
lett to snarl and gnash their teeth at theiI
keepers. "A large number of the non-commis'
stoned colored voters, however. are beginning
10 think little for themselves, and as such al
as serLion of independence can lead only to one
result the league is threatened with total de-
moralization. The Rev. Jonas Byrd passed
through the city to-day, fresh from the field al
Chester. Our old friends honest enthusiasm II
the good cause is simply glorious. He Is II
the best of spirits, much elated by the success
of the late meetings in Winnsboro and Chester,
and speaks confidently of the ultimate triumph
Of Reform at the polls. He Is on his way tc
Ross's Station, to address meeting there upor
the special invitation OF the citizens. Oae OF
the most interestin and noteworthy features
of the meeting in Columbia, on Tuesday, was
the reception Of our Reverend champion By
the better class of his colored hearers, many OF
whom, after the dispersion, took the opportu
nity to come forward and srasp his hand with
cordial sympathy and encouragement. A slight
alteration has been made N the programme oi
the canvass, Gadaden being dropped from the
list of appointments ofpublic meetings at which
Judge Carpenter and General Butler are to
speak.
The central committee of the Reform party
is flooded with applications from every part oil
the State for speakers to meet tie people, and
on every hand the news is cheering in the
highest degree.
Reports concerning ths crops in the up
country are generally encouraging. proml-
nent gentleman from Oconee speaks OF the
corn crop in that section as the finest that has
been known there for twenty years. Our citi-
zans are beginning to be persuaded that Dir.
Sprague, with his canal, means business. and
are getting impatient to see project which
must enure so greatly to the advantage OF the
capital if carried out fairly in operation.
LAW,
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Atlantic cable of 1866 Is repaired, and
the signals perfect.
A dreadful cclliery explosion occurred a,
wigan, in Lancashire. Twenty persons were
killed and many injured.
Reconstruction expenses for Mississippi are
s375, 900, and Arkansas sl50,Oo0.
1t is settled that the French steamer Achae'
lot left Hong Kong ior the scene of the recen
Chlness massacre.
The Georgia House Of Representatives has
refused to reconsider the resolution purchasing
Kimbalrs Opera-House-ayes, 50; nays, Is
The price to be paid is three hundred ant
eighty thousand dollars.
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TIE FINANCES OF PRUSSIA.
The New War Loan Not Very Success
ful-Part Of IL Subscribed Through
Patriotism-Gold at q Discount-An
Abundant Harvest.
LONDON, Wednesday, August II.

LONDON, Wednesday, August IL.
A correspondent at Berlin writes on Sun
day, 18th:
The attempt to raise national loan Of l20,-
600. 900 Of thalers has not been successful. up
to Yesterday the subscriptions had reached
SO. 600. 900 only. But this loan did not pretend
to offer a chance Of favorable investment IL
was issued as five per cent. loan at a nXed
price of Lightweight per cent, without any
stipulated sinking fund-it being, LETT to the
option of the North German Reichstag 10 re-
deem 1t by yearly purchases in the market,
as the state of the budget would allow.
The prospect of such redemption, un-
der present circumstances, being very In
definite, the investment might be con-
sidered as In perpetual annulties. AS
such, 1t would hardly have sold for SIS even be-
fore the war. To such extent as It mas been
brought into MARKET every single suoscr!oel
has Subscribed from patriotic motives: The
King himself has subscribed 100000; the
1000, 600. At Berlin 81, 100000 have been sub
scrbed; at Hamburg, 6,000,000: following these
are towns taking one, two OF three m1lllOuS.
and provincial cities OF less than l0,0O0 IN
habtants at about 10 thalers per head. MosI
subscriptions are Of 100 thalers only; IN very
many cases being at once presented 10
charitable institutions, or destined FOR Or
phans which the war will produce in parish
As yet there is no prospect OF Prussia Initiating
the example of France and stopping the con-
version of notes of the Bank Of Prussia. There
is no run on the bank but what the actual
needs of the money market produce. OF want
ofconfdence there is nowhere. a symptom.
Nobody wants specie instead OF bank notes,
and gold coin, French as well as English, is
even at discount. Yet a demonstration Is IN
course OF preparation to warn the government
against any attempt at making further issues
OF paper money. The free-trade organs pro-
pose transitory tax on property The prices
Of provisions, especially corn, are going down.
AS yet the magnificent harvest has the start Of
The war. 1t was reported that the subscrip-
ton has since reached sO,O00,00D at Hamburg
This was mistake, it amounted to only s.0OO.-
600 there.