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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-06-11
Estate of Alexis Latour, decd,
PARISH CouRf, ST.. LANDRY.
No, 1873.

Z OUIs STAGE and EMILE LATOUR,
- ofsbhe Parish of st. Landry, having an
Piled by their petition to be appointed Joint
Administrators of the Estate of Alexis Latour,
deceased, late of the Parish 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
O~pelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opeloreas, June II, 1870. q
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Vente Publiuue.
Succession de Julie d. Clay, dec,

Succession de Julie D. Clay, deoedee
I'm vertu dun ordre de rHon. Ia Deuxieme
IL Cour de District, dams at pour la Paroisse
d'Orleans, a moi adress6, i'offrirai en- vento
publique, d la Maison de cour de Ia Paroisse
st. Landry, en- Ii vile d'Opelousas. lie SA-
MEDI, 2Juillet 1870, d onze heures du ma.
tin, la propriete ci-apres decrite, dependant
de Ia succession de teu Julie Durable, veuye
decedee dc feu John Clay, SAVIOR: ).
I'm Certain Moroccan de Terre
situe dams la Paroisse ST. Landry, sur Ia rive
droite du Bayou T6clie on Carron, mesurant
environ trois cent quarante-ncuf 5OIloo ri.
penis superficiels, borne en- haut par Ia terre.
de -. en- bas par la terre~de James Pow,
ers, au Sud par une terre appartenant ancien,
nefnent b Mime Lofts Vanhilie, ct m~aintenant
a Nine James O.. Hill ct Evariste Joubert, et
eta mt designe conims lie Lot No. 5 sur un plan
tire par Garrigues Flaujac, Arpenteur de Pa
r@oisae, &c. ct plus particulierement decrit
dams fi~nventaire fait par le Recorder de H.
Paroisse st. Landry vers lie "a Avil 1870. ct
enregistre dams son bureau.
Conditions-Comptant
JAS G.. HAYES, Sheriff.
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rSTR

TAKEN up on the 10th ult., at DR. J A.
Taylor's Waxia plantation, one sorrel
fony. with white face, branded on the right
shoulder X r about IA hands high, and 10
years old.
The owner will please come forward, prove
property. pay charges, and take him away,
within thirty days, or he will be disposed of
according to law. VIM. Fl. MAYO.
June 4th, 1870. @ ~ z
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Lost or Mislaid.

-"-- AVSE VE UNHSHaa1Ue ~" :"
A WRITTEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
IA by Celestine Joubert, widow of J. N.
Franchebois, written and signed by her spe.
cial agent, Evariste Franchebois, dated 26th
February, 1867. interrupting prescription of a
note for $500, executed by said Celestine Jou.
bert, dated 9Th September, 1853, payable one
eight per cent interest thereon froG date.
A liberal reward will be paid for it's r,cov-
cry. ASTIE DUPRE.
1,na 11th 1870
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u DOME encore notice que je defends de
~ passer dams mes encourages. Ja farai pn-
mr. sel0i III foi ccrx qui vioIHrout mes droifsss
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AVIS.

TOUS ceux qui doivent Il Ia Succession de
Nine. We. Alexandra Castillo, sont par le
present avartis de venir regler avec IL Sous-
sirne dams les trente jiours qui suivront.
JEAN CASTILLO.
administrator
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Avis.
POINT DEPEAGE sur ie Bayou Gar:
- ron, b Washington, ayant ete achieve Sc
lon Facte du Jury de Police, auterisant la
construction du dit pont, scra, ~ partir de GET
te dafes ouvert an public, cofnme pont de pc
age u taux suivaats:
Ao0I Oua4uC pscSSD@ U1g
eheval ct san cavalier. IDe
buggy aNee I'm cheval zoe
charette " :" q 20c,
tontes v0itures tirees pa q cheyaux 25c
8 35c,
aiimsa1 csndaits, par tetc.. 05c
polsses .--2Je
L'cscUnpte saivant sera acrorde 4 toute
personne SO mhnissant de Tickets:
ss po = BIZ = paaf eess feseomp"
$50, rs !. .
BENZ WOODWORTH. Superintendent.
Washington, Line. / oclobre ls69-tf
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Etat de la Losazsianc.

Succession de William GotsreU.
COLBERT W. FOREMAN, de Ii Paroisse
~ de st. Landry, administrator de Ia sue
cession de fen William Cottrell, ayant enre-
gistre I'M tableau de classification des dettes de
ladite succession, acconpagne dune petition
demandant rhomoIogation d'icelui;
Eft attendu, quill a Etc fait dr0it 4 Ia. den1an-
de- Dc ladite petition, par tn ordre de- ! Cour
en- Gate dn 2 Juin, I870si
En- consequence, avis est par Ie present
sdonne aux interesses dams cstte succession,
d'avoir d fare opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par
ecrit, q mon bureau daans ID vile des Opelou-
sas, dams les treHtsj jours qui suivront Ia date
du present avis. potrquoi ledit tableau be BE-
rait pas appYonve ct homoIegue.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefaer.
4 JUN. 1870.
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Dromgoole & Co.'S Buchu is all the rage for
affections of the kidneys and bladder.
lndubitable evidence proves that Dromgoole
& Co.'S
Buchu is the best and cheapest.
Sold in Opelousas by G. MAYO.
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NOuveIEeS de la Havana.

NouveIEes de la Havana.
Havane 6--Les avis de Vera Cruz DIN Ter
du courant dissent que lie Congress Mexican
tiendra probabfement nne session extraor.
dinaire pour discnter les reformes consti.
tn~tionnelIes.
La diligence entire Ia Vera Cruz ct Jalapa
a etc voice ct I'm yoyageur a Etc toe. Six
bandits on etc reinforcement pris a Zacate-
cas-. Les mines de PERMISSIBLE rendent
enforcement. Les citoyens de Guatemala
ont envahi lie territoire mexican. On croft
g6neralenefat que Felix Diaz, %gonverneur
dOaiatas est le prornotenr dc cette invasion
ct qu'il 4 Intention d6tabIir nne repnbli.
que sspaTee. LIE tr6sor rationale est vide.
La revolution de Guayamas est fnie, Losa-
da ayant refus6e d'y participer.
NouveEles Diverses.
Chicago, 8 tuin--ges nouvelles reeues du
Fort Stevenson (Dakota1 dissent quill y q
en, pres De cot endroit. nm combat entire
les Sioux 1T los Gheyennes. Tn homrne>a
etc tu6 ct pInsieurs blessss. Les Cheyen-
mes. aui COMPETENT hut cents loges, sont ex,
aspsres ct naeaacent de fare a1x Sioux une
guerre an poignard Tcut al,lonce done
aa'il aura effasion prcchaiue de- sung IL.
ffaN x&rsa 4ase&fvsnM
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P0sEYs MEDICAL EXPRESS DISPATCH.
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vente Publique.

Succession de Louis F1ilot, decide.
I'm vertu dun ordre de PHon. la Cour de
~ Paroisse de la Paroisse St. Landry, il Sc.
ra vendu en- vente publique, au plus ofrant ct
dernier encherisseur, par la soussignee tutrice
on par I'M encanteur ddment commissioner,
sur les lieux, dams la Prairie P~laisance, le
Judi, IA Juliet, 1870,
les propriGtes ci-apres decrites. dependant de
la succession de Louis Frilot, decide, SAVIOR
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+. q TUT OTIV
JOS. BLUM.

pEVENUE STAMPS Of all denomina
II tons for sale at the Post Office.
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rho Meetinga. of Congress.

The House Judiciary Committee, some
time since, agreed to report in favor Of
repeating the present law which requires
Congress to meet on the 4th Of March, at
the commencement Of every new Con-
gress. AT their meeting Thursday an ef'
fort was made to reverse their action in
the matter, but the committee refused.
The committee maintain that this law
was passed changing the time Of the
meeting Of Congress to circuulvent Andy
johnson, and to prevent him doing any
mischief, and that now there is no further
necessity for 1t, and that It is matter OIL
great inconvenience to the new members
to bring them to Washington when there
Is no intention Of adopting any concur-
rent legislation. It is considered exceed
ingly doubtful whether the law can be re-
pealed. fM.l
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THE House bill for new Congressional
opportionment, just passed by the Senate,
fixes the first Tuesday after the first Mon.
day in November for the election Of Con.
gressmen. The first elections under the
bill will he held in 1872. The section re.
lating to apportionment provides that after
March 81, 1871, the House Of Representa-
tives shall consist Of three hundred mem.
bers, and If any State has its number Of
members increased or diminished, those
remaining in any State where representa-.
ton is diminished, shall be elected at
large The Superintendent Of the Census
Is TO make preliminary report of popula.
ton by the Goth Of September next, and
the Secretary Of the Interior is 10 deter.
mine the basis Of representation from such
report If any State has a fraction Of
population exceeding one-half tho basis Of
representation, it Is to have an additional
member,
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A speek Of War in Europe,


Europe is much agitntcd now over the
offer Of the Spanish Crown to the PRINCE
LEOPOLD, Of HohenzOllern, prussia
France Is hostile to the project because II
gives Prussia too great an asceudency in
Spanish affairs and disturbs that equilib
rum which 1t Is the grand object OF al
European diplomacy to preserve, Grea
excitement at latest accounts existed al
London and in the continental cities, owe,
the complications likely to arise, and tall
ofwar is freely indulgod. The. Spanish
Cabinet has endorsed PRTMs choice o.
LEOPOLD, and It is thought the Cortes Is
sure 70 elect him, in which event accord
ing TO "a reported note from Prussia to Ma
Po1EoN, tho King Of Prussia will for
mally consent to LEoPoLD's acceptance
LEOPOLD Is not Of the royal family o
Prussia. Hohenzollern consists Of two
small municipalities, containing about foul
hundred square miles, aud sixty-av'
thousand population, which, in 1910, sur
rendered their independence and became
an administrative division of Prussia
They are agricultural and Roman CathO
lie, and are nearly surrounded by Wur
temburg. s
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The editorials in the Parkersburg nmsl
having been attributed by some to Mr.. ],
H. DIss DEBAR, that gentleman prints q
card in its columns to say that he is in
no way connected with the paper, except
as an occasional and gratuitous contribu'
tor, like several Others" he says, "whose
productions you print editorialIy or over
conventional names" The character Of
recent editorials in the TTaes suggests
that it would be quite interesting to see.a
list Of the gentlemen whose productions
are printed in It's columns as editorial.
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THE sARsAPARlLLA D1oOERs OF YucA.
TAN.-Thts singular set Of people are de-
scended from the ancient Aztecs orsouth-
ern Mexico, and still retain some of the
peculiaritics which Stephens and Prescott
gave OF their ancestors. Dr.J.C. Aver
s Co. employ a small army of them in
digging sarsaparilla root. Providedwith
narrow spades, a coil OF rope, and a bag
Of water, they arc ready for the forest
where the wild banana furnishes them
food, and thick.leaved trees their only
shelter. Few Of those who find them.
selves reIuvenated by this product know
how much they are indebted to the. toll
Of these humble laborers, who dig health
for thousands OF Dr.. Ayers patrons, while
they sometimes lose their own.-Bo'toH
Commercial
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SIR JoHN TREDAwNEY, a lmember Of
Parliament, Is so skillful a shorthand re-
porter, that on a recent occasion when the
galleries Including the reporters were
cleared, Sir John furnished the .GImeswith
a complete report oiIthe proceedings.
This seems to have been understandable
to the House Of Commons. as THE clear
ance Of the galleries was effected by a sin
gle old.tOgy member, in accordance with
an ancient rule. .5s8Ita 80. enc.
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Tine Register Is respectfully informed
that the Clarksburg correspondent who
INDUCED some reflections on the private
characterol Mr.. JoHX ]. DAVIS withdrew
the offensive remarks in a communication
published in our columns on the esd ult.
II does not, therefore, seem necessary to
publish the fact second time.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL HoAR retired from
the Attorney Generals office at noon yes
terlay. Heisgoing back to Massachusetts,
and will resume the practice Of law in
partnership with his son.
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wv EDLoCK.-THE BASIS OF
w Civil society.-Esays for Young Men, on
the honor and happiness Of Marriage, and the
evils and dangers Of CSllbaey-wIth sanitary
help for tho attainment Of mAn's true position in
life Sent nee, In sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box F, philadelphia, Pa.
mA94-d&W
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THE Ways and Means Committee Of the
House have agreed to the Senate PROPOSE
ton on. the income tax The presumption
is that the House will concur in this
Recommendation Of its Committee.
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A KRe for Spain and a war for Europe
is what Is promised by Gen. PRn'E
choice of LEOPOLD, Of Hohenzollern, fol
the Spanish throne.
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CoSFm,HD.-Capt W. T. SINGLETON
of this city, was confirmed by the Senate
Thursday, as Assessor of Internal Reve-
nue. for this Congressional District
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ELECTIONS will be held this fall in al
the States save California, Connecticut
New Hampshire, Oregon and Rhode Is
land. In all Of these thirty.two States
Congressional representatives are to be
chosen, and in several the political com
plexion Of the State Legislatures will az
feet the United States Senate.
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PAT WOODS, who assaulted Virginia
Congressman, is to be imprisoned, on order
orCongress, Tor three months in the coun-
ty Jail Of the District.
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ACHARIEsroE correspondent of the
Ne'o Era says: II understand JACOB will
challenge STEVENSON to a joint discussion
in every county in the State" Republi
cans who know the efficiency of each Or
the stump could wish for nothing better
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THE Bellaire Iadepsndsnt says Col.
PooRMAN has sold the St Clairsville
Chronicle to q couple OF gentlemen from
Lancaster, O., for $4,000.
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THE Register applauds the assault re.
Gently made by two chivalries on the edi'
tor Of the Charleston Journal. This Is
very proper, i,a,,ay si.lUJst4nnT
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THE Wheeling Registsr continues to
copy approvingly from the Petersburg
Time, and to explain that it is good
Republican paper" This is well.
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THuRLow WEED prints card cndors-
Ing the appointment Of TnoNAs MURPHY
10 be Collector at New York. rg i
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INV ALTHANT
w A TC Il Els!

The extensive use Of there watches lor the la,
fneeu years by Railway Conductors. Engineer,
and ExprcsSmeu, the most eElctIug 0f wAtrA
wearcrs, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, stcadlness, durability and accuracy Of
the WalthAm Watch. To satisfy tlla. class III all
these respects is to decide the question As to tue
real value Of these timekecpcn.
More than go, 600 OF these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets of The
people-a proof and guarantee Of their 'uperiOr.
ity over all Others.
The superior organization and great extent OF
the Companys Works at waltham, enable them
to produce watches Al price which reudrta
competition futile, and those who buy any Other
watch, mCrely pay from Is to 50 per cent more tat
their watches than is necessary
We are now selling waltham Watches at lsss
prices In greenbaeks, than the gold prices before
the war. There Is no other manufacture Of any
kind in the United State OF which this can h.
said.
These timepieces combine every improvement
al rSo HoriI1 h"S ,ho ,.er.,1 ~ s,,y.vs,v
sars-s,o,, ~ .s. II, $50 o.;... 49, ~,
"orn.rT =, n Frsa-a M, ~ 49, 80 sran,
oJon,oI ,h,"h ao,,o,H ,o.,'n. ~ ~. NO., .tns,,
-. T., % ~, - "a ~. '.',t ~. :,
~ ''I S,,o a.. "a =. ~, =. ~ !,
~ ~ - "IS.' .,, - I.. - ~
~ '-'''- ''->'''''' --''''-
Among the many improvements We would par
ueuH''1''
The invention and use Of eenttepinIOn Of pe'
eullat construction, to prevent damage TO sae
uah py inc OteakAge Of man springs " "''S'nA'
with the American watch Company VINO, nav
ING 9Aa inc telusA q ~ 9tnsE y T., NJ
ADOPTED .Foggs FatenE Ptnneen 1" peiq ~ Ss''
$50
Hardened and tenpered hair springs, now unI.
yersally admitted By va,chnakers to b. the bt.t,
arc used in all grades of Walthau Watches.
l..Tn
An Wa'sLam "seAes nave aast'psoo. toP''
protecting inc movement nom aust ana lessen
lnG nc nSss:slS y -" y! Htes'
SA'' IN 0'neF WATCHES
Our new patent sten.winder, or koyIess watch
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IT Is now denied that the President in
tends to recall Mr.. BANCROFT, our Minis
terto Berlin. wa'H.'
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Associated press kilograms say secre'
tary Fish has not rendered his resignation
while specials continue tosassert that he
has. -nn .....- no.
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w-PERSoNS leaving the City during the Sum
mer can have the INTE.LlOENCER mailed to theiF
address BY ordering the same at this once.
.Terms-afteen cents per week.
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IT Is now said an extra session Of the
Senate will be necessary for action on ex'
eCutive business. p
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w EIInAN's
- aE
Patent Reflector Crate

Tho "WRLLMAN CRATE" Il essentially diE.
efent from any other GAte, and possesses merits
90 far superior that comparison 70 useless.
We claim for Il the following advantages over
any Other grate:, 1851
Flrst-AS radiator Of beat, Il has double the
Intensity.
sceond-It 10 unQuestlOnAbly the most ele4nly,
no SCOT or ashes escaping into the room, which
In the ordinary grAte proves 90 detrimental to
Carpets and Furniture,
ThIrd--The combination IL perfect. There 10
no waste In unburut clndeES; every ounce OF the
fHel IL % completely consumed that nothing re-
mains but the dnRst ashes.
Fourth-As an economI1er Of fael, there being
an actual SaVinE Of 81 least Is per cant.
Fiith-It is highly Ornamental
sIxth-Itis Get % deep In the chimney that II
10 much safer, and less liable 70 pun in windy
weather.
sCventh-A sllght motion Of the AgitAtor
cleauSes the entire dFe, and causes Il TO burn
with great bEilllancy and intensity Of heat.
Parties who are building, or who contemplate
changing grate9 arc respectfully requested to ex'
Every GFate Is guaranteed to give perfect HAtiS.
Motion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

THE LATEST AND CHOICEST,
SEA MOSS FAREVE-Said to be very dhe ior
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GRLATESE-An old ID.
VoEita with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful
SUPERIOR SHERRY WTNE-JuSt the article
t0-uSe with COx's Gelatine-of riGh
and luscious hAToI.
BAKERS COCoA-WarrantedP Pure, = delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HECKERS FARINA-Prepared especially iOf
inVAlIdB and children.
ANGUSTURA BfTTERS-The genuine article
for ladies and children In feeble
health.
WINE OF PRPSIN-The most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STAROH-FOI PuddingS and CuStArds.
TAPl0CA-A splendid dessert, either alone OF
At LAUGHLrN, SMITH s CO..
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EN-SpeCial attention given to the repair o.
Pine Witches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c. All worh
warranted. jail
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Mew Adyertlsementsk:

rSEEG. EVAN. LUTHERAN
49,. CHURCH-Rey. 8. B. BAEnltG, Past9t;
PreaehInE services in the newly eleaqe sana
pSfltSd Court Room. Eighth A1nile.
nont0.moFroW morning lt fg6< o'el0ek = n
Hall at : O'Clock. - rs. Sg.s
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CALESNtAN WANTED-IN THE
y Fancy Goods and Hosiery JOhbing Business.
To those experienced and!WhO can command and
sOll q good class OF trade, liberal arrangements
made Address, RAWSoN q co., I
juI6W&S q 46 Broadway. New York.
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NANCY FLOURS.
"a, Baltic, Pollaek'S and Washington, indiana,
Mills, in store and for Galeby ".n ,Lln,, -.
Iul7 &c.. #si.F II. RB1LLYs