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SAILING Which Cows.

William Egger, of Lowville. Lewis
Co, q Swiss dairyman of experience,
writes us the method practieed ID Swift
xerland BY the hest stock keerers in
salting stock. He says cows should be
sailed early every morning. and if they
are fed Id the stable the salt should be
given before foddering. Sailing in this
way improves their appetite they drink
with more i gularity. are kept in hettgr
health. and give more milk than when
salted In the usual way, as practiced
BY dairymen IN America. He thinks
it very injurious to salt mich cows oily
once or twice a week, AZ they will lick
too much salt at one time, AMI drink
too much for the day To have stock
do well they must be fed with regularity.
every day alike, and never given too
much Of anything at one time.
He says throwing a little salt before
the cows ID the morning Is much better
than allowing them To have free access
to III during the day or at all times. as
they choose Id take II; because, as it is
not taken with regularity, they will
not drink with regularity, which has a
very important influence IN lcssening
ths average yield Of milk. Cows. hs
says, should never be sailed after taking
water, and then have no chance to drink
fpr hours, as the irritation on account
III thirst will 81 itself operate 10 depre-
ciate the quality ot milk and lessen tie
quantity. These facts biz says be learn
Cd from one D the best and most success
full stock keepers In Switzerland, and
has found 81 repeated experiment IN
bis own practice ~ be the best course
Nd bs adopted BIZ dairymen in sailing
COWS In order to get the most milk, and
At The same time keep them in good
health.
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JUDICIAL ADyMENrs
RGblic Sale
WILL be sold at Public Auction, by the

WILL be sold at Public Auction. bv ~,
w undersigned Auctioneer,
On Wednesday tie 9th dag Of Apri,.
1870, at Barrels Landing, Parish Of 81. Ian
dry, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M, the
following movable property of the success.
ions of Honore DGjean and Euphrosine Close.
his wife, both late Of said parish, deceased, to
wit: One cotton gin, ! grist mill, / gin
wheel, old mule, | kettle and d lot of bricks,
also the following described land, belonging
in indivision, I 20 said SUGGESTIONS andj to
Felix Delean, of the Parish of ST. Landry and
his children, issue of his marriage with Azelis
Louaillier, lat of said PARISH, decd, to wit !:
A certain tract of land on the Bayou Courta.
bleau at Barre's Landing, in the Parish of 81,
Landry, measuring twelve hundred and fifty
acres, more or less with all the buildings and
in proVements thereon, bounded west by Rayou
Teche, east by Bayou Courtableau, south by
land Of Raymond Deshotels, and north by Bs.
you Courtableau and land of Charles Close.
Terms and Conditions The moveables
cash, and the land as follows {: That portion
Of the land lying between the Bayou Teche
and a line drawn through the old Indian camp,
at right angles with the Courtableau, in lots
IF ten acres. The lots fronting on the Cour-
ptableau to contain a front of two and q half
Ill PeLtS'-lh uaiauCe tI Tie lanQ IN l0tS OF
fifty acres-one third Of the purchase monev
to be paid cash, the balance in one and two
years from day OF sale; purchasers furnishing
their promissory notes, payable to their own
order and endorsed by them, drawing interest
at eight per cent per annum from maturity,
with good and sufficient security to the salts.
isfaction of the Administrator Of said SUGGEST
ions, and a special mortgage and vendors pri-
vilege retained on the property sold, and the
clause, ode non aliendo" inserted in the pro-
ces-Verbal of the succession sale,
The portion of cash coming to said Felix
Dejean and his four major children, issue OF
his sald marriage, to be paid to said Felix De-
jean and the balance of their portions, fof
whRh notes are to be given, to be made paya.
bic % said Felix Dejean or order in two notes,
onepayable in one year. and the other in two
yeas troIe> day of sale, with eight per cent
per annum interest from maturity, secondly,
by Mortgage and vendors privilege, by good
andsuficient security, and with the clause,
"denon aliendo" in the same manner a. the
othr above stated notes.
LEONCE +. L~ASTRAPES,
Auctioneey.
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state of Louisiana

PARISH CouRT, ST.. LANDRy.--No. 3022
Estate Of Celeste GaaHory.
A UGUSTE PAPILLON, of the Parish OF
~ St. Landry, administrator Of the Estate
Of Celeste Guillory, deceased, late Of said
parish, having filed a final Tableau Of Classifi-
cation and, distribution Of all the funds of said
Estate, accompanied by his petition praying
for the homoIogation of the same; and where
as the prayer Of said petition has been grant
ed by an order of Court, bearing date March
26tt, 1870;
Row. therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau in writing, at my Office in the town OF
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why the said Tableau should net be homolo
gated and confirmed.
JOS D. RICHARD, Clerk
March 26. 1870.
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sheriff j Sale.
onezime T.. Fontenot, admr, We. Wiham
rarcaran. eft. aIs.

| Onezime l.. Fontenot, admir-, vs. HhnAlA
Carcarao, ct. ais.
Parish Court, ST. Landry, No. 4Oe. !,
E1Y yiraue of q writ Of fefi tacias, issuea
u out Of the Hon Parish Court OF the tar-
ish Of St. Landry, State of Louisiana, ~ fns
above entitled cause, and e me direcfeas !
win proceed to sell at public auction, g u
last and highest bidder, at the Court-houss u
said parish. ia the town Of Opelogsass on sss.
urday the 18th day of May, 1870, soil1nsnsh.dd
al ii o'clock, a. M. The fcllosing ess y III.
nrenarty. seized to satisfy said VII !. = w;I,a
4 certain tract oil land si.usses. . y
: NV, asaents n length by or1s aIpenl ana
shirtp.seyen feet III width, nasasaIlns $500
aTpeI uast HI M lands Of Joseph q Z, Fontenot'
dea nJ ~ ia;,ds 81 Ellie Ardoin, west by Cyp-.
sonla N XII. and east by DEAN R Iipofaeau,
lasnr fhe same purchased BIZ defendant Car
l psr March 18th 1868. from Cypriea Louis,
: - s.. 81 per act before Paul Il. E Guillau.
min. Notary, and recorded in Book a Rsfof.,
derss Office, St. Landry,
Terms-Cash.
j. M THOMPSON.
Sheriff Of 81 fisadsfy.
April ., 1871,
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March 1877
state of Louisiana.


PARISH CeURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 1920
Estate of Theogsne Hilbert, decd.
A LEXANDER V. RICHARD, of the par
N ish of St. Landry, Administrator Of the
Estate of T~heogene Hebert, deceased, late of
the parish of St. Landry, having fled a final
tableau of tie classification of debts and dis
tribution of funds of said Estate, accompanied
by his petition praying for the homologation
of the same;
Aud whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order Of court dated March
23rd 1870;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to
said tableau in writing at my office In the
town of Opelousas, within the time required
by law. why the said tableau should not be
homologated and confirmed
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
March 26, 10.
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paUttbUItUN ..I =.
fhe Leonard Scott Publishing Company,
I40 FULTON STREET; NEW YoR

THE LEONARD ScoTT PUBLISHING Com
pANy also publish THE FARMERS GUIDE
to Scientific and Practical Agriculture, by
| Henry Stephens, F.R. s., Edinburgh, and
the late j.. i. Norton, Professor of Scientific
Agriculture III Yale College, New Haven 5
vols Royal octave. 1000 pages and numer-
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March 26. 1862
state of Louisiana.

state Of Louisiana.
hRIsH COURT. ST. LANDRY-No. 1912,
Estate Of Philip Larergne, dc'd.
RBAIN C. LAVERGNE. of St Landry,
q administrator of the estate of Philip La
verne, dc'd. having fled a tableau and &C.
cout Of said estate, accompanied by his pc
titip, praying for the homologation Of the
SAM !;
md whereas, the prayer of said petition has
bea granted by an order of Court dated Feb,
1850
bw, therefore, notice is hereby given 10
allersons interested to make opposition to
sal tableau, in writing, at my office in the
TON of Opelonsas, within thirty days from
theiate hereof, why the said tsbleau should
NODE homologated.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Fbruary e, 1870.
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HAhAEs4I$
One of our subtankial subscribers be-
liavss the earth needs salt as much al
man and osllRr ANIMALS. He has been
in the practice Of watering bis garden
satlnaspl ono q :noIaaonddg en- aeaJe
6UnIIspuoM MalS ~seIqpasasA nopaRS5
otsce Oh twice a week with . weak brine
about half the ordinary strength--and
HIS seen most ben hcial results sf1errfsom
Gabbagss, beets. turIips. III fact al his
he applied ii twice during the growing
season, te several lows of corn, leaving
others along side npoa which no appliea-
ton of the brine was mada-and the
rows fhal had received The salt water
produced Third more corn than those
not 81 Matefea.
Aaotder subscriber. d most careful
and exeuaplafy flrlner-parcIasea last
spring i haze quantity pf damaged salt
for dressing vas applied % grain
aud root crops at1tlaa rate "a tafa bushels
othe aere, b he apead broadcast after
the grain rs saWsd, and narrowed in.
Its beneficial eHxcss wara cutie marked.
! ~espeei,lIy nlson i sfop If pass. althoagh
the gentleman informs u hs believed
himself that he used d larger ananaitv
than i nseessafy, If other anbscri
bsla 81 eQfrespoaaents have hid any
experience With saIs ass fertilizer, Ne
should be clad q hear from thesa.
Maine Farmer
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This is The oldest of the series. In its main
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by Brougham, Jeffrey. Sydney Smith, and
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Trom G.EasD Cement.

Tron Grasp Cement.
nEE of the greatest discoveries DC the age
- No house Is complete without it. There
Ii no necessity for having broken furniture or
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il. Manufactured and sold By
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III The Sign ofthe Big Mortar
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putatisn If an individual however pure
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never hsarsof. q puff If hile wind can
can take up d million q tie ssads b lie
thistle, and dsa work u mischief which
The hasbahdrpan niuet labor long and
hard I'd undo; the floating particles being
too light to b seer ard m ih U he
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State OF Louisiana
Parish Couft, M
Parish Of ST. Landry. W.

E=gH8s& = rig ~ - &a@zEEaE
Estate Of Suzanne Led0nT.
Il LEXANDRE CORNER. Of the Parish
n Of ST Landry, Administrator ofthe Estate
of Suzanne Ledoux, deceased, late of thu
parish OF st Landry, having fled a fna
fableau of distribution Of the funds of said
Estate, accompanied By bis petition praying
for the omologation Of the same;
And whereas the prayer Of said petition
has been granted by an order Of court, bearing
date of March I9, 1870;
Now, therefore notice HI hereby given to- All
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableaa ID writing at my office iii the town u
0pelonsas, within the time required BY law,
why the said fahleau should not be- honologa
ted and confirmed.
JOS. D. RICHARD, CLERK.
March 10. le70.
3. A. MARTEL. 1GEQsW.HuDsPET
%. a.. MARHEL A. HUDsPETM
~ATToRNETsA At Ian,
GnpIa4sHs, In.
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HOUSE-PAINTING


PA ER-H A CLING.
THE Undersigned respectfully informs his
A. friends and the public generally that he
is always prepared to do house-painting, pa
p~er-hanging, glazing, &c, with promptness
and at moderate rates. He solicits a share of
the public patronage. Orders left at C.sMay-
os Drug Store will be attended to
J CUMMINGS
Opelousas- January 10th, 1869.
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JUDICIAL ADV'MENTS.
\ Public Sale.

uDAAc SGaAS
Estate Of John P. Satterghite.
10y virtue of an order of the Hon. Probate
- Court of the Parish of St. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, by the undersigned auction
eer, at the last residence of the deceased, in
the town or Opelousas, on
Tuesday, april 1871, 1870,
the following described property belonging
to the estate of John L. Satterwhite, deceased,
to wit:
l.. One lot situated in the town of Ope.
lousas, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, bounded north by Bellevue
street, south by lots of Omer Poiret, east by
lot of Mrs. - Moch, and west by lot
hereinafter described and belonging to the
estate.
2. One lot situated in the town of Opelou-
sas, joining the above lot. with all the build
ings and improvements thereon. bounded
north by Bellevue street, south by lots of
Omer Poiret, east by the above decribed lot
No. /, and 1vest by lot of Cleophas Comeau.
3. One lot situated IN the teyn Of Opelou-
sas, with a dwelling house and kitchen, boun-
ded nortl by lot OF Mrs. Clara Zenon, south
----A
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tgIahhere Is oss single fact which due
may oppose to iii til win and argument
of uf6sli1y~-nsknely that Il nisn ever
repsntod being Christian % his DEATH
bed.
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Louisiana Directors:
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JUDGE Z. T. MERRICK, OF Race, Foster &
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OCTAVE VOORHEES,, of G.. w. Bancher
81 Co
THOMAS FITZWILLTAM, of T. Fitzwill-
lam g. Co -
r S. MORSE, Prietor City Hotel
Can Il Z
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by Court street. /
4 A tract or parcel of land situated on the
east margin of the Sabine River, descending
in the Parish of Naehitoches, being, acTi'
ding to the official map of survey, the f}c'
tional section number nine, in township nfn'
Der five, norm of 3lstdegree of north latitste,
of range No. -, west of the ba,e1meridRn
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same land entered by said vendors ;yn thsls
day OF May 1888, as shown by receipt 30
1915.
S On, lot books, one old cart, one gun
one watch, air many other things.
TermS-Cash.
F, PERRODIN,
Auctioneer.
March 10
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The Mound City Mutual Life Insurance
Company being a Home Institution, it should
be preferred by citizens of the South for ma
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only two or three.
1 The money invested in it is retained at
home, where it assists in promoting Western
| and Southern trade and commerce, in build
ing I'D towns and cities. in developing our
rich mineral and agricultural resources, i'll
building our great lines of railroad, and in
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8. Its Local Board Of Louisiana Directors
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the community. is a sufficient guarantee that
| widows and orphans will be protected in their
| rights, when policies issued by this Company
| mature by reason of death or otherwise. This
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The Louisiana Branch Office is in tho Sto
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New Orleans. B. B. SHINES,
State Agent for Louisiana.
oct 9-Iy za New Orleans.
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I'D EvENuE STAMPS IL ill dsnonnina
II tiens for sails at ths Post OMce-
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Officers of the Louisiana Agency.

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OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

Cash Capital of $15n,o0o, already paid in,
with a guaranteedCapita Of $500, 900.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-04-09

Assets, May Is, Reimbursement 80
Number of Policies issued so far
in frst year, May 3o--..--- 5