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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

Sir Edwin Landseer, the eminent painter
is extremely i'll.
THE trial of the English amored ship
Iron Duke proved most satisfactory.
THE British gunbOats Dart and Reindeer
have been recalled from American waters.
.Corrigan, the anti-Repeal candidate for
Parliament leads the Dublin poll by 800 votes, and Is
undoubtedly elected.
The French victories have been cele-
hrated at points in Ireland where the Prussan
accounts find no credit.
The Cabinet of Berlin, in reply to COM
unicaton from the Pope, declines to guarantee the i'll
volatility of the Pontifcal States.
In the regatta of the Royal Yacht Club,
on Thursday, the Vanguard won the Albert Cup, aud
the Folly won the Vice-COmmodore's Cup.
There is deep displeasure in London at
the retreat of the Queen BamOral at this crisis and
persons urge Regency with the Prince OF wales at
its head.
-. The Baron Won Beust urged the abroga-
ton Of the COcOrdat in Austria the ground that II
was impossible 70 maintain relations with power whose
pretensiOns are suddenly found to be illimitable.
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nsdum Of languages from the very fact that we are
created 80 that only through the senses can we perez
color etc. He did doubt the ability Of the Creaor,O
make Epirna manifestations II He chose, but "a we sko
created object teaching necessarily the only form
IN winch the younger children could acquire know1edgc
We are not OF course TO keep perpeualy the object with
US III enid once understands horse, object, II
not necessary to tros him time he is discussed
AFTER mutual explanations from those who had waxed
warm In the discussion, recess taken.
On being again called to order Prof. VI. d. Brown Of
Cincinnati made some remarks the el0cutiOn OF
Charles Dickens and read selections from the life and
death Of lite Paul in Dombcy and Son. 70 the great
entertainment ea OF the Audience
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UIIU.
HoxIE- Westerly L. Thursday the 1874 a't Joseph Hone
o this aged -
Notice Of funeral hereafter
CKsoywm Frsnkiu jackson son Of Wm H. and Aay Jackson
aug 10 ,.,i. are invited attend the fene o'clock
Ir,.5,r the 18Th Freehold n J. Carriages Al the
~, pis, \ r. II O'Clock Friday the 9,h, 10
proceed to Greenwood
,nppsoy A, spripg Valley ROclsnd Co. n Y, Aug H. Herbert
nansast son on Geo. H. and Anna G. Morrison
% .nd friends Of the family invited suend The funeral
~ hs of bls granfaher Ira L. Cady No Pa West Thirty
Ihb O New. York Friday the 18th inst, Al s o'clock
pRTrGRgw-on Tadsy, Arg Is Jennie wife Of Jane, Pu
Of Rohert ard Jennie Mctuhae the lTth u
A. The james r. sni Jennie e. Pe,tixrew
s ye- and friends he family Invited attend the funeral
a. m their residence No. 2s East Ferry sIthst Friday sh
inst, at o'clock
Wednesday Aug H. Louisa wife Ernest schns
MD
The friends family respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
from residence III West ISetlsl Friday at
VAN BLARCoM-0n Thuslsy, Aug. 49, Hannah Van Baroom
and friends hVNe h funeral no me res'
denee Jeremiah Van Ripper 100 Told No. ~ West WsHeS~a.
Brooklyn, Saturday, Aug 2J at 81 O'Clock a. n.
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pERsoyAIITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

C. s Rabbits a well-knOwn merchant OF New
Yori died at Green Lake hnnesota, on Wednesia!'
l ~ ,a, msnuf.eiursr died on Wednesday, aged 80
The Hon. William II. Seward arrived IN Chey- ;.ll
en6e Yesterday met the depot BY sfge nomeL OF
I remain there the guest OF Gen Ming the
i, ~, sn1pg oacer al Fort ID. A. Russell
Samuel " Merrick died in Philadelphia yester-
~ lie bmlt the PhsdphiA Gas WORKS and was one OF The
% t f tLe Pennsylvania Genital Railroad lie Was partner OF
y H. Srm Of Merrics Sons machine builder"
THE revenue cutter ,Shr an bo the
. j A j. Creswel Gen. Giles smith Johu thomas o. bal'
md large party Of gentlemen They leave fof Cobbs Island To-
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WHERE TO LOOK FOR WAR NEWS.
GENEROUS RECOGNITION.

Prom M0ntTeA Wltnsss.
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE has gone far ahead
of all the newspapers OF this continent In getting the
war news. Ii has special with the French army,
another with the Prussan army, each
get the seat Of war; and third In LOndon 10 collect
and forward the latest All this spODdence Is
forwarded regularly by cable at cost IL is reported OF
nearly 81 900 day. The teegraphed all over
the United States and Canada Is ALL nearly ALL from
from This TRIBUNE correspondence, and the alleged
special dispatches which appear In other w-YOrk
paIers are said ~ be oOncOcted ia New-York from it,
From The Ehe Dispatch
A London dispatch says the kilograms to the
New York Associated Press from London and Paris
fuller sd .ter than " tie Journals VI any European
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cRIMEs AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The sherman House, in East Saginaw, Mlch',
vas sbnmel Yesterday. Loss, $4,000 insurance, s4OO
Robert Bruce, aged 3O employed as COOK on
tr The English ship Chance 10 Boston fell IRON e gang plank
yesterday and was drowned
The extensive lumber-yard of Weston, Bnrch
Ca Al Dubuque Iowa burned Yesterday foaf 'AHAoo "
ushsh.l Loss $4,000 Insurance, sloi'o
Yesterday morning the propeller Free State
csr ca oson vi g. g. Mei-l Maiden D'A 10 .a
Detroit River The sunt aud the vile AID n.I SOU " ~
captain we're dTOUgs--
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OHIO.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.-The following Congress
sIonal nominations made by conventions held to-
dav In the XIth Ohio District the Republicans at Ports
mouth nominated John f. Wilson by acclaInation. In
fhe XVIII Ohio District the Republicans, AT Mriett
nominated William Il. Sprague the twenty third Dai-
LOT In the Iyth Ohio District the Republicans al Plque
nominated w. B. McClurg.
The Hon. Hugh j. Jewett has been nomi-
mated by the Democrats Of the With District OF ONO ior
Congress.
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What Did It-LYONs K,THAfRos msde my baro lnrarant
and thick and HAGAS MAGNOLIA BALs changed that oS mpcnos
This is emphaca the anguags
al who these articles fne head Of biir aud esned eoeo
the attractions The katharon and
Balm just What will give them 10 yousn nothing else
will Balm the bloom Of youth IL msk lady Of thirty spp.i
Both articles entirely harmless AMI easaal
They shoald be in every lsdys possession.
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ILLINOIS.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

CncAGo, Aug. 1SI-The Iowa Republican
State Convention met at Des Noines To-Day NON o. ~ "
|.,.nor ry.s made permaneut President Judge Cole.
,a nrsent incumbent Judge j. o. Day Of Fremont, and
Judge Miller OF johnson were nominated ior 'uus VI
the supreme Court.
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NEW-YORK.

Gov. Hoffman has directed that an election
Ina held in the XXyIth Congressional District on the
stb Of November next TO MI the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF the Hon. Noah Davis.
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Every Genuine Bottle of Congress Water has large
c. ia sci upon the glass Depot, "a CLambeTsst
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6perial Noiifes.
A Specially. Light Loconsotiv'

A Specially. Light Locomotives -,
6p,d "a en gr,d,s sho aud light r For eontrasserS
for Goa mise unber dnsis qaafn aia'ees
nj mill. nhoto,phs fall information, address
SMITH 4 PORTER, ntssosrgh. Psao
-yilder,. Patent sslanander Safs~-
pspol, - CerAedI ~
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Wedding aud Visiting Cards, Initial saHpng Note Paper
wE EyERDgLLs SoNs l4 FVLTossr orr Qtp Drfn envHsa
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MiRRIED.

Flrshug n T. the 7h ast b. Rev.
B. ). Fairchild. Laura 5. Maurse ami Z. A. Fsrchh
JACKSON-JACKSON-At Trinity Church Neviork on Thursday.
the 18th of August 1870 BY the Rev George W Ferguson hda H.
Jackson Plymouth Mass Ml H. daughter o. James JoAsoa
Of jersey City, " j.
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be iHdOrsed Nth faH
name and address.
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Public Sale.

Estats of Abner & MeChlland an conn.,
..'.s 9s9Dity, dc. ris "5} g =,
TOY VIRTUE Of an order of the Probats'
d Court Of the Parish of ST. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the
last aid highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrative or by a public auctioneer, on
he PREMISES, on THURSDAY February
10th. 1870, the following described proper.
ty belonging to the succession atoresaia' se-:
wit -f ..,'
} THE PLANTATION on which the
deceased last resided, situated IN hooef'S,
Cove. parish aforesaid, containing SIX hah;
dred and forty acres, more or less, bounded
on the east by lands of Valentine .. Clark,
west nv lands of Smith and lands OF the es-,
tate, south BY Bayou Plaquemine Brulee,..
and north by the public domain, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. 90
Terms and conditions-One fouTan o. the
price to be paid down on the day of sale,
and the balance thereof to be paid 10 three
equal annual instruments from the day oE
sale, purchasers to give their notes payapies
to the Administrative of said Succession
and bearing eight per cent per annant I
from maturity until paid vendors pIlsaegs
and a special mortgage to be retainer ns
favor of the estate to secure final payment
of said credit price, principal and interest
This 1lantation will he sold in lots, Of not
,oss than 10 nor more than fifty acres.
'' EMMA ANDRUS,
T., 9 r D @s% '@." Administrative.
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WDICIAL ADV'MENTS
PI8LIC SALT =
Estate Of augustus L. Wincklex\,

Estate Of augustus L. WincklerN,
pY VIRTUE of an order of the Hon H.
1S Probate Court in and for the parish Of
Il. Landry, there will be sold at public auc.
ton, to the last and highest bidder, BY tho
undersigned administrators, or by q duly
commissioned auctioneer, in the town Of
Washington, on WEDNESDAY, February
9th, 1870, the following described p~roperty
belonging to the estate of Augustus l..
Winckler, deceased, Ia tie of the parish of St,
Landry, to-wit-
FOURTH OF A LOTo FGRo1FSD
with the buildings and improvements there.
on situated in the town of WASHINGTON
at the corner of St. John and Vine streets
THE SOUTH EAST QUARTER OF IOT
No. thirty seven, as marked upon the Mat
of the town of Washington, bounded north
by property of Lemelle, east by Bridge
street, south by Vine street and west 6y
land of L. Dupre, with buildings and i'm
provements thereon, known as Winckler's
Coffee-house. $500
HTerms and conditions-One half cash,
and the balance on six months credit, Dur.
chaser giving his Dromisory note, bearing
e'ght per cent per annum interest from
maturity, with good and solvent security,
vendors retaining privilege and special
mortgage; purchaser not to ALLEVIATE, hy-
pothecate, or otherwise cucumber the prop
erty sold, to the detriment Ct said reserved
privilege and mortgage. "~- s'f7 4
ELIZA A. SUTHERLAND,
Jan 0 a-~- Administrators. q,
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Hhblic sale.
Estate 0fJohn " Scott.

ESt0te q on ". ocOIt. ,.
10y VIRTUE of an order of the Pro-
- bate Court of the Parish Of st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction. to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator or by q public auctioneer,'
Oh the premises, on WEDNESDAY, Feb
rulary 9th, 1870, the following property be-
longing to said estate, viz: 50 'E' I
!. THE PLANTATION situated in Old
Grand.Prairie, containing about two hundred
and forty arpents, bounded north by Emile
Vidrine, east BY jean Louis s. Fontenet
and Bayou Crocodile, south by Mrs. Au-5
guste Soileau and west by P. Stage, togeth-
err with all buildings and Improvements.
thereon. 'a.- - ou
q. Two cows and calves, one old horse,
household furniture, one horse wagon,
Terms and conditions-Movables cash on
the day of sale; the imnovable property TO- .
be sold cash on the day of sale, for one
half of price the balance thereof to be.
paid in twelve months from the day OF
sale purchaser furnishing his promisory.
note, with two good and solvent securities
pavable to the administrator and bearing
eight per cent per annum interest from day
of7sale until paid, vendors privilege to be
retained on the property to secure more
fully the payment of the price, ''15f ''T
. oNEzrME L. FONTENOT,- , ,' =,
Jan s. Administrator, t+r
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JUDICIAL ADV'MENTS:+
SHERIFF'S SALE.

1rurton LoweH Us. Joseph H. DumesnH
NIsTRICT COURT, St. Landry, No.
~ ll097.-By virtue of an order OF seizure
and sale issued out Of the 9Th District Court
of the State of Louisiana, sitting in and for
the Parish OF St. Landry, in the above entitled
cause, and to me directed, l will proceed to
sell at public auction, to the la.t and highest
bidder, at the Courthouse of said parish in the
OWL of Opelousas, on SATURDAY the 5th
day of February, 1870. at ii o'clock A. NJ the
following described property, seized to satisfy
said writ. to-wit:
] The south half Of the southwest suarter
of section 81 in township 5 south of range 6
east, and the northwest quarter of section 6,
township S south of range 8 east, in the South
Western Land District of Louisiana, contain
ing two hundred and forty-one 69llM acres
2 The east half of section sc in township
5 south o Orange 5 east, in the South Western
Land District of louisiana, containing 3l9
32ll00 acres@~
3 The east half of Me norSeeast quarter
and fract9pnal northeast quarter of section l
in TOWNSHIP 6 south of range No. 5 east, in
the South Western Land District of Louisiana
containing 1910 12n00 acres.
a One hundred and thirty acres Of land
adjoining the herein above described tract OF
land, bounded on the upper side by land OF
Gibbon S. Chevis. and on the lower side by
land of Mrs >Dickson-the above described
tract of land lying in and situated in the Par
ish of St Landry. ~ y
Terms-Cash.
JIM. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
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Public Sale.
Estate Of adelaide Haukins.

Estate Of Ade1aide Hauhins.
TaVHERE will be sold, by virtue of an order
L. of the Hon. Probate Court of th, Parish
of st. Landry. at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned auc-
tioneer, at the Courthouse Of this parish in
the town of Opelousas. on .5 .r - ....
Tuesday, February 18th, 1870.
the following described property belonging to
the estate of Adelaide Hawkins deceased, to.
wit: a.. ..g ri,t.H 't4j"t .~1.&t''3 ""'
A tract of land four miles southeast of the
town Of Opelousas, measuring seventy super
fetal arpents, having three and a half a,pents
front by twenty In depth, bounded north by
lands of Theodore Chachere. south by lands
of Baruabe, east by lands of Pierre Lemon,
and west by lands of --- Wyble y
Telms-Cash ~
..iAE il 7 Z. T. LASTRAPES,, "a Z
Jan Is Auctioneer
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USEFUL DEPARTMENT,
Poisoned Air.

No life can exist without a supply of
oxvgen Pure air contains it.. The
heaving of the chest feeds it out, to the
lungs. The lungs absorb il out Of the,
air, and in its place give but a polso-
nous gas, carbonic acid. What It you
shoul1' breathe carbonic acid? 1t Is
impossible. Vhe near approach OF 1t
causes-the windpipe to close spasmodi-
cally, and death ensues as certainly as
if the throat were held in a vice.
When it exists in the air you breathe,
in the proportion of one'or two per cent.
it is depressing and harmful; if the
proportion is more than four per cent:
tdrowsiness follows, then. insensibllity,
then death /; when the proportion. is ten
Dur cent. or more,i it is specially destruc-
tive to all animal life. Flow long; then,
can you with. IMMUNITY 60 onle1hausting
the air Of its oxygen and fouling%it with
carbonic acid? Put a mouse into an
alright jar and Zee how long it will
live. Are you. capable of breathing
that which is death to the mouseE The
story Of the Black Hole Of Calcutta is
we'll known. One hundred and forty
six English prisoners were Limmured in
a dungeon eighteen feet square, with
two small open windows, and only
twenty4hreetof them, werefliving in the
morning; one hundred and tWenty-three
died from suffocation fol. want Of oxy-
gen, and from the presence of carbonic
acid. Everybody has heard Of deaths
from confinement in close rooms with
pans Of burning charcoal: The. char
ceai is carbon. I'm burning it takes
from the air a certain amount of .oxy-
gen; the o. oxygen and carbon, unite and
form carbenie acid, which pervades the
room and destroys all life. This is pre-.
eisely the mode in which. ordinary
breathing rpNeisorns the air. The lungs
are slower ia their operation, but not
less sure than the burning charcoal.
T.. .s>yL.a ss.tt@@7t seD @sas Farmer.
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Public Sale
Eetatp of Eerard Prr1ean.

Estate Of Gerard Prgea~.
ny WRITE Of an order of the Honorable
IL Probate Court of the Parish Of 81. Lam
dry, there will BE- sold at PUBLIC auction, to
the last and highest bidder by the undersig sn.
the nlantation Of deceased in said parish, on
WEDNESDAY, February 9th, 1870, the fol-
lowing property, belonging to said estate TO-
4 TWOLOTs OF GROUND, lying west
of the plantation of deceased, in said parish,
containing each about forty acres belng 1ne
same purchased BY deceased from sseraslme
Prejean.
9 One lot of creole horses and mares ar"
a lot Of horned cattle. and other n~ioraafsef
feels. :
Terms and Conditions-Cash before dslNe-
20 = a SCHOLASTIC LEGERE.
JAMS Te~stamentary Executfix.
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SheI.iff'9S sale.
Louis Fontcnot ct ais. srs. Ma1imIiea
Kpuaienu or n1e

Louis Fontcn0t ct ais. ses. MaIimiieD
keuaison et ais.
nISTRICT COURT. St. Landry, No. $3.50
~ BY virtue of an order Of sale issurI
out of The 9Th District Court for the Parish Of
St. Landry, in the above entitled suit, and TO
me directed, | will proceed to sell at public
auction, to the lashand highest btlder, at the
Courthouse of ssid parrish in the town ofOpe4
loasas, on SATURDAY the 9th dsy OF Fsbru-
airy, 1870. at II o'clock A. NJ, the following
described peperty seized to satisfy said writ
to, wit:
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated
in the Parish of st Landry, in the quarter call
ed Plaisance, having six arpents font by forty
in depth. fronting on Bayou Grand Louis or
Tecll-. bounded north by land now belonging
to Pierre Sylvester and below by land suplpo,s-
ed to be owned by one Marie Bou IT ; and
upon the following terms and conditions, viz :
Seven-eighths of the price payable cash. and
the balance upon one and TWO years credit
from day VI sale. t. ,r,.l-s .,
JAMES G.. HAYES Sheriff b, :,
ian
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PUBLIC SALE

Esfatte OF Samuel L.. Dorsay. MIS-.
WILL be sold at public auction by order
Wv OF the Parish Court, by the under
signed Administrative or some qualified
auctioneeFA at the store of jonathan l.,
Morris, at NACane in said Parish, on SAT-
URDAY the 5ta day of February next 1870.
the following described property belonging
to the successful of Samuel L. Dorsay
deceased, viz +@Ht''
One american NE, one small mare, two
creole horses, 2 b. Nteads, 2 feather, beds
and 3 mattresses asahh4 pillows, ! secretary,
wardrobe, bureau IND other articles Of
household and kitchen furniture, including
stove &c. &C. & bales of cotton, / lot Of
medicines, | lot of medical books, the med
ical accounts, and other movable articles too
numerous to mention
Terms-Cash on the spot. 10y
JULIA A. DORSAY, , 49,.
Jan 8 " Administrative.
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Gtr,rrrs AND TRAINING OF ToMA

sGurrtNa AND TRAINING OF ToMAT-
roEs.-A Massachusetts correspondents
Of the Country, Gentleman states that
the past, season he tried seven different
ways, of culsirating and training the
tomato, and likes training to a single
stake the best, a. they ripened ten days
earlier and yielded better than the 9TH
ers. The plants were set out the 2lst
Of May, three feet apart, and MANFRED
with Old barn yard manure, and furnishd
with stakes six feet long and trained &C.
cording to directions given in the
american Agrtcaassrist, viz: The plant
as it grows is tied to the stake When
the first cluster Of blossoms buds APP
pears, the lateral shoots which appear
In the axil Of each leaf below it. are
carefully plucked ont, leaving but O.
single stem, s~urmounted by a cluster Of
flowers, and a bud which will serve to
continue the stem. This bud will devel-
op three leaves and a cluster Of flowers,
and aAithe auxiliary shoots upon it are
removed. and the stem is kept carefully
tied up, and SO on. The vine is kept
to a.single- stem without branches. and
hearing only leaves and clusters o ffruit.
The vines,. with the exception OF two,
grew 10 the top of the stakes, the first
cluster growing within three inches of
the ground and the first ripe tomatoes
on the 25th of July. .'a Of" -.
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Sheriff'eS sale.

Vim. H. Mayo Us. F. MockeH ct ais.
DY VIRTUE of an order granted on the
LID 18th day of January, 1870, by the Hon.
a. Garrigues, Parish Judge Of St. Landry, in
the suit No. S72 of the files of his Court, en-
sitled William II. Mayo VS.. +. Mockell ct ais,
l will proceed to sell on 49,:
Saturday, February 9th, 1870,
at ii o'clock A. NJ, at the Courthouse in pc
%lousas, the Steamer BUSKIRk, with all its
appurtenances end machinery, as it now lies
in the Bayou Courtableau at Washington B.
- Terms-Cash .
JAS. M THOMPSON, Sheriff.
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state of-Louisiana.

PARISH Court, ST. LANDHY.-No.-
Estate Of Celine Lacase.
UEPHIRIN MANUEL, of the Parish
IL Of St. Landry, having applied by his
petition to be appointed Administrator Of the
Estate of C6liEe LacaSe. 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
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. JOS. RICHARD, Clerk.
Onelnnsas. January d. 1870.
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State of Louisiana.

PARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY-No. 3187
Estate Of Castmir E. Durand
WIVES D'AVY. of St Landry parish, exec
L. utor of the estate of Casinir 4. Durand
deceased, having filed a tableau and account
of said estate, accompanied by his petition.
praying for the homolo,ation of the same a..
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an orSU of Court dated De-
cember 80, 1869; ~ -,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given TO-
all persons interested to make opposition to.
said tableau, in writing, ut my Office in lbe
town Of Opelousas, within thirty days from
the date hereof, why the said tableavpshoula
not be homologated. .Irt,H.
Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk. !
January /, l57O
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Caution.

A LII PERSONS are hereby warned mot to
IA trade for or negotiate the following prom
isso,y notes, the consideration for the same
having failed they will not be paid at MATURE
ty:,- ~ .,tt. 81. saae9 ~ s
y ] note for $1,000 due January ist 1871. +
note for $4,000 due January LIST 1872.
n ! note for $4,000 due January LIST 1873.
II All the above dated at Opelousas, La, July
18th. 1869, bearing 8 per cent interest from
date. payable at the Canal Bank, New Orle-
ans, signed by the subscribers, to the order Of
Isaac +. Littell @@ -
Also a due bill for $25o, dated at Bayou
Beuf, La, October 4.il. 1869, signed by Cook
q Small, and payable to the order of Isaac T
Littell, January LIST, 1870 - ~
g.as sfeg-s .8I FREDERIC COOK, g.
p" @ i Il. fef# IVORY X. SMALL. ID
Bayou Beuf, st. Landry, Las Jan 4sh, 1870.