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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16
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Samuel Redwood,s Estate


The subscribers having been appointed by the honor
mssiOners to receive, examine and adjust ali claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate of Samuel
Redwood St JOhnsbnry. in said district. deceas
Represented sovent. and the term OF rOntis
the 18th day OF Nov, 1870, being aiu.i - said
the creditors OF said deceased to en- h and prove
their respective claims before Give notice. that
will attend to the duties OF our appointment at the
office Fairbanks Lumber Yard. in 81, JUhu-bury
i'm said district, the 18th day OF December lo7U, and
18th day OF June next at O'Clock in TIE afternoon,
each OF said days.
DANIEL CARPENTER, (cor,
ALB J. VI. HANCOCK. Yum 10
Harris Brockway's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held at the
Caledonia District, Probate Office. in ST. Johns
bury. within and for said district the 18th day Of
November. $50.
AN Instrument, purpOrtng to BE the last VIII and
Testament OF Harris Broadway, late OF st. Juhrr-
bury in said district deceased being presented to til"
Court by Romeo B.uCkway, the executor, therein
named Tor probate
1t ordered by said court :hat ali persons Concerned
there e notified toappear at session oil stid cpuTl
TO be holden at the Probate once, in St. Johu-tury.
on the 18th day OF Dec A ID 1870, and show Causc,
II they may have against the Probate ot said i'll
which purpose it sturther ordered tina; copy OF
the OF order Ice published three weeks
previous To said time apI dated Tor hearing.
BY the CUurt-Attc-t
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge : ?, rbate
true copy vi Record Attest.
fO-42 ASA /. FRENCH Judge OF Probate
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SMALL PROFIT

They long and -m Cigar and dirt cheap At
: un per box Now don't it stand !, uson, that YOU
Z IA better get your money! worth. with only one
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FOR SALE +.

FOR SALE
Having moved 10 Orleans county Of
liiIl ~ fer sal. my plac, Lyndon, consist
lsEijES8 Ing Of buildings hou-,. two
slks1sS26 stories -''X!4 with l. lix+n l4ru 2SX:>
a Wei finished with never failing well If water
puu into Iii chen and running water harm, with 20
acre Of lod land, IA ii Of il the nicctt meadow in
god of cultivation. bounded de nv Pas
takin-- bit II rode o. t-uCr fence II. Within one
mile Of Pi--ump-c i. L. shops and Bapst seminary
and one ha.f mi from Lyndon Mill and Lyndon Grad
I'D school.
Al-o IL mic, timber land in he eat pat Of
IUrS. hSs c ard Of :'" tree, with buckrts
h der sut paI.-. and Undivided hIlf good -ugar
h -t. layiu- within mile OF MIL The above
i'll D." -oi u..rE For reference 'IQuir- of +.
". >paudiu-; NJ Lyndon Corner. \. :. peuison.
/ yudouv. L.. -. y. DfNI>O\.
Il rtun La dir. Nov. II. ia. st
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THE CAIEDONIAN.
l''f Fs' ALL
LAWS OF TIE I. >.
(CCntinuod from last WeeE.

Passed at the Second Session o. .-o F.
first Congress.
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OVERLAND

~ ~ ELi'-A''i>rs- -,.....
W k Q. travels
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500 PER M0Nrtr
MONEY QUICRLY .I:ge
HtNRT WARD RCC.4Ea

81 ~ 4 ! l. Nii.N M.
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SNOW FLAKE"

Which il a " sumner tn in quality, ard price
l 'l-o manufacture large size Havana Fill.d style
called the
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For this amount to re- cypy.drd IL such -o,,,s pro
vi-ou-, and other icrs t.r ~ id my from
rim. 10 TIM de-. ri'iav, iuc!Id Insurance AMI t.9u-
pOrtqru thereof ia iuFtT'Cu;- ia .-gi, ,urti and
VI. chsuicil pGr-u's; 10 ,v.a: UAplny tg,i:.I
children procuring mc'iiyiuc d d,a I, uds
and -UIp,r III, ed, i and inf A. I'll.
helpless Ti.un- ~ sail indians AID in a.y Other
sp ct to promo ia If Civilization, com, IT. All ia
prove;,,ut iOrty t.O4- ID B.. la...
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"HARRY'S BEST ;"

And you will not lind them a Pearl e.. great price -
for the $50 per box. a.-o have large Clear
Havana, called
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16

II rct from The msuufactory, than buy gar hat
made in New York, Ml-s hUsc ct ut sold
20 parry aud prdiei out ~ another, having two
more profit, express oh agents pcdd
y, 10 out Ctc. \Oa. with
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9aurhy Il Cos Column
AGENTS WANTED-,s225 >
WANTED--6GFuJC

by the American KNITTING NArIr>,-
ton, Mass. ct =. Souls, No ~ b,
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(1o BE- Continued.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday. Dec. 2, 1870
The market was quiet to-day in the absence
Of public sales The transactions private sale show
good legitimate demand for property, both for business
purposes and FOR dwellings.
The 81. AIMS (I& c. Church property, embracing the
church and rctOry EghthSt, with fOuse on Fourth
ave. connecting with property Eightst., has been
sold 70 4. T. Stewart for about $4,000.
The elegant country residence, known as "CastewOOd."
located at Lcwcyn Park near Orange has been sold to
John Cooper " Cleveland, OHIO, FOR $1,000
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
At Richard MeareS',

sIxTH.AyR. AND NINETEENTHsT,
LARGE AND cHoicE sKLECroYs OF GOODS,
FOR rHR PRFsEST SlSEhS SEASON SEb THE HOLIDAYS
Ar VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
NOW OPENING. .,..
$50 pieces Black sIt al 25 50: worth ~ 80 snd a IS
0O Peces Extra Wide Heavy 8 IS e. IS and 81 O worth 81
100 bore. Black Bonue, vslvsts, 81. - 2s and e2S
500 boxes Coorsi Bonnet yelycs 81 l5 81 80 and ~
BscE and coiored yelyesen, iash 7sc &c and g.
Black and ccl%Eed do Gqe. good q S S Fl = " 1nd 1sr o.
ei gI Iyq1. yeTsi. 80 ls sSHA b., f55 ST. . ,s;S $S
800 pair, L.rr. Blankets g. e. $, and:
H.nyy HueE linen ToTes 81 5 s So 8 o. % dop,n
a5gS eS .I. L,f9 sse SBp& & 81 G So & sSa ard 1917 m
Nottingham Curtain Lsoes. 25c.. 3oc 3c., SOC ysri
Rich Applique Lace Curtains, slo to so a SCI
Ladies' Fall Regular Made stochag,, ~. aud oOc
Ladies' Merno Vests, o., 75c., Sse and 81
Gents Mer inc Vests and Drawers, e3, 7sc &c. and A.
500 dozen dollar KID Gloves EYER par Earranl va %
300 doisS dozen Fine Casei KID GLOVES y IS and 81 81
200 dozen Cloth and Fleece LINED Gloves, 2c
Great variety Ladies and chdeas Cshmere 3 ere 8 e'ns'
io0 dozen hsadmsie woI shav jackets and Hood, si
500 ff CB. Fs sis plain and earodee 81 a 3d. and
100 Glsn Las a ES & S ~ ~ os 81 aP s.,.l. ~ o. s2 sa
90 and So 50 per yafl
GENTS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHIRTS
Made order and 81 guaranteed at The following aesi
Shirt. go9a 9f.I %1 D1.o and ,15 gSS Pe n2 5t5 so
Shirts, Masonvile Muslin aud Due linen, -lI
Shirts. Wamsuta musin, and very hne hne1, TlI 20
shirts New-YOrk Mills and best linen, Sla.
Latest novelties Scarfs, Ties, Collars Sc
Cent 6ne Cardigan Jackets ~ 80 and - u; worth IS
Is different STYLES handmade aud imported Coe at oc Se, e.
and 81 Is; 6ne, - TO o.
Every style Panniers, HoOpSkirts and Underwear
Panne 33c. 4c IN Soc Hoop skirts htk ot, and 'ae
Chemises and Drawers, Good Muslin, IJc., Be, AMI 81
Eightgowns Good Musln 81 al So II 10 and ~ -
3O Embroidered rnmrd Lnen Sets Soc Je 3c and e
COO pieces vaencennes Bngs sue goods l6 2c Sc Is,
and 30c
Large and choice Black Thread ard Gupure Iac
Crest Variety Of Fancy Bags POHmoune Jet Je"e f'nS he
4e. FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Sash Ribbons, i3r., 8fc, 81 yard.
SO Boxes Dress Trimmings Halt Price - 49, . ...
Ladies Walking Suits, Handsomely Trimmed, SO ~ 49, go el2
H,.5y Cioth and vsveeeu sscque S. sc, 81 So aud $40
RICHARD MEARES,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
e orpordtion Notifies.

err % NEviOEK DTrANTAKNr OF FINANCE BrHsAU rHsl
krCsiyEK ~ TAIks couRr.ROrss Par
- .. .. T. CH,SBEEssr., No,. !, lsIa \
rN0 TAX-PAlERS.-NOtic is hereby given
that one per cent s he added eli unpaid Is. of
December also alioha' December Is On All
remaining unpaid January II
calculated the recc,e h, tAs Ne
oi fates a. the da aied No mop.y In 4.
rssto ihsr oslOss p one, hoOrs from ~ Ia p.I
BERNARD SM1TII. Rsesi.s
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

FASHIONS for the PRESENT SEASON'-
FOR GENTLEMEN a. 20.
0rercosts Of Tweed Melton l1d Cbeo Coai R ifGm 1 Cbs
each; Frock Morning Goats of TWled Imperial ano
Trousers ior Waking, Riding Dress from l4A to Ss
spnng Materials from los JJ % zls
- FOR BOYS
The Registered Belt Dr for frst Suit 2ls , 80
Suis from Morning Suits, from 30 Eyenng DIes su ~
s Highland 3 81 oyerooats OF spnpg leLtolss o'
specaes Hats, shirts Hosiery &c. suitable Tor ea'n D
FOR LADIES.
Rding H coored Tweed Melton and Sapene SG. ~
from "a o. Riding Trousers ron 2lsi Hsts sh A'
falls 2s Promenade Jackets IN gst varsy WseIP9oi % e 80 80
Melton Travelling Cos,umes - lie 81 snd ~ otto srs 90
"a waterproof C0ss from 2ls scarlet onei ana oa
ooored Waterproof Cloth Shaw.s from lSs ed 70 Lis
INDIA CAMELS' HAIR SIAWLS at prices
- ' ~ j. RI,sSILL. 70 Rast TWentieth-St
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
AT EHRICH'S
TBMPLE OF FASHION

TEMPLE OF FASHION.
FINEST DISPLAY
OF ELEGANT WORK. BOXES WHITING DESKS JEWEL CAsES
WATCH AND CIGAR STANDS. AND HOLIDAY
GOODS IN THE CITY
all Holiday Goods direct and sbe 10 sell The
Lcsk aud BOIes least cheaper than sne
~ THIS Is 40 HUMBUG.
AND EXAMINE OUR PRICES.
TOYS IN GREAT VARIETY.
BROADWAY DOLLAR GOODS SOLD at from &c n e1c
To for the above mentioned goO oi week
IMMENSE BARGAINS
In SILKS, sATISS, vELvETS.
VELyETEENs RIBBONS FEATHERS. HATS ka
Elegant VELvETEES at Soc, worth 85c.
Finest quality Black VEBvBTEEN at 81 % worth 81
Heayy Brown VELVETEEN at to-. worth 81 2j.
Drab English PLUSH at Soc w0Ita 81 2j
Black six VELVET al ~ ayau.
Heavy Black SATIN at ~, worth Al 20.
HEAVY ColOrtd Linen Back SATIN at 81 10 worth : g.
Heavy Plaid sash RIBBON at 85c., worth 81 10.
Black Sash RIBBON, cheapest 10 the city.
Black Ostrich TIPS a. Ljc.
Finest Single Quilt TIPS at 35c.
Black silk Beaver HATS al 5,c., worth FL
quality Gupure LACE inches vide az - % worth ~
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
Real Point Applique LACES in great variety AZ less than cost OF mpor
tatOn.
BARGAINS IE HOSIERY CORSETS, UNDERGARMENrS, KID
GLOVES &c,
EHRTCH'S
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
PSI EIGUIiiANE,
Between Twenty flurh AMI Twenty lfth-sts
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
Garpsls, Be0oine. furniture, &t.

DLAIN AND DECORATED FURNITURE
CITY Residences Aso Mattresses s of oos
msaacars We also manairiure the ud Combination
stssd sosbunE dOubs and single bo eb Wholesale
AND RETAIL. MARREN WARD L Co.
- and e Spingst corr crohv
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
Citn Real Gstdtc for 6als.

A FIRST CLASS DWELLINGS on Fifth,
LNs ha adjacent street, FOR sALE reason
abj Tenns easy. v K STEVENSON son. II F1htst
FACTORY and HOUSES FOR SALE or to
LEI-fogf os o Ground wostoy frame Bu.ng 6nes Fac
tory @rl" clnley ~ feet high 4Dh"T-e power boiers IN
Suie q & s'H"AEIL SO Easi Ftybrdst before 10 or be
tween an z p Co.
EUR SALE-On Ninth-st., between Fifth and
kIitayes uree-c0r, hghsto0p, brick HOUSE, 10 vide,
seSll frescoed anl 10 complete order s Improvements
Wh II. RAiNOR, No. 8! Pine-n
a ud sul Fit'srcoli between Fifth and Mdonaye running
nrougl from street TO Apply PHALOH l31 Mef
EOR SALE in Sixteenth-st., between Fifth
anl NTs'es fursor. hqh-.oop brown stone DWELLING,
- ~ioiDI'"5 'ert l1oe oalI S21,OO Frescoed - -. 49,
v K STEVENSON 4 son, II Plnest
POSITIVE SALE of the CENTRE BLOCK"
- so1h1el Iuh.sys Neutrl Parsl. Mssonsye sgycnaSth
pVfe sile sbi seventy comprising ~ BUILDING LOlS
a. g ilc Gsni entrance 10 Central Pafk fof
~ ersieI tent q u Srg val e profrt see Advertisement
"a Auoioa Column, by V. y. STEVESHON son L Co
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
Countrp Real estate for Sale.

A DELAWARE FRUIT FARM for SALE, of
~ 85 mikes from depot Milford healthy and pleasant
negbboood has good 2sto house peach
iug apple and orchard 10 gpeyines and Of all
fru ts all bearing Pnoe $1,000 Apply owner r. r. UNDER
HILL Milford DEL OF 70 H. UNDERHlLL 81 Pine, ewYort
nUTCHESS COUNTY FARM for SALE-22O
H scres large buidngs farm eIceeut condition and 6 class
neghborhOodi price $50 NJ Roland Co. Beekmsnst
EOR SALE-At ROckland Lake, n. Y, a
COTTAGE Of stable fruit Se. Dot 5ixl5
price SlGo Apply to J. H. HUNTE Il BoWey JJl Fourteenth
CT. AUGUSTINE, Florida" MAGNOLIA
~ HOUSE, for SALE urnished-A delightful HOTEL.
uoatng 2O persons Handsomely repaired and newly uuhed i'm
mediate possession ageuts J. RiALL, Freehold n J., or ST.
Aug istne. Fla
TTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
y direct fo the Government Of 12,OOOOO0
Fdrutag nrGi Lands ~ Anerol 3J)O
farming Of the road n the NK
PL1in ldl sale r cash credit At
low interest These snis the 4st parallel Of Norh
Latitude mild and healthy climate and Tor grain growing and stock
raising unelusle Prices from 81 50 TO SO Per a
along the road between OSAHA AND
NORTH PLATTE surveyed and for entry under the Homestead and
Presumption by cHGl Slrs only Al oppo
presented securing homes great Toa
Odsettled eeuntry New eiuon o.
descriptive pamphlets with ready and sent free 70 ~ ars Of
the United STATES Canada and Europe Address o. DAVIS Land
Commissioner, L. ?. r r. Co.. Omaha, Seh
1 ONA ACRES TIMBER LAND on Della
s0INJNV River Oniy mile from Railroad and Canal
Buildings Dwelling. Tenant House, and Saw Mil Price
$1,000 NJ. 4. rutland Co. Beekmanst, y
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
Goaro ano Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife wish hand
~ yaaei second hoor front PAtoR 9nd BEDROOM anq
y Nh and sxthes references Address X PostOhce Boz 1000
BOARDING at DR.. MILLERs New Hl-
ID GIEyIC HOME West Tweat-siIthst wholesome Diet De"
rooms; new furniture
TNIRST-CLASS BOARD, with two large Rooms
on second BNT permanent parties az vf essOn
ynce upon immediate application Apply al ' East Neen'ethh
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
Gin 1Jropertn 10 Get.

4 PARTMENTS to LET.-Scveral unfur-
"A rihe 5esirale apartments good locality Inquire
ofCHARI Is G. WARELEY, No. lOi East Tenthst, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
Couutrn propcrip 10 Get.

VINO LET. for SALE or in EXCHANGE for
civ ProptryOn Fodhsm IghI minutes frem depot and ~
I'm civ cs little COTTAGE containing tshtn cellar
rarlya L Possession UnelaeT Splendid Location Apply 10
KOPPEL u Aust
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
GOnnip Real eslatt for Sale.

HQUSE and LOT for SALE at TarIytOwn.-
,sa' nss 6ret bous Freheh rod, marble manies gsi
."og kairi 900 hgl ground tne rveT miBule walk
"oeySi ioi IvT2' fOf iurtler particular aldress
u. ID. HILLSEA TsrrytOEu y. y.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT..
JRT AND FANCY NECKLACES, 25c. TO So
JET SETS 25c, 3lc, 4Oc, Soc, 15o. BS.. :
PINE GILT SETS. 25c, Soc, 75c Al, 81 23
CORALINE SBIS, SOC, 75c, 81, 81 y, %
GILT AND JET SETS Csc, &c 1ac. ~.
GILT AND STEEL SETS. 25c. 'Oc. 55c.. 81
JET AND STEEL SETS, BE, Soc. l3c., FL
FANCY ROMAN SETS. 5Oc 75c, &
FANCY AND PEARL SLEEVE BUTTONS lOc, up
BRACELETS 25c., SIC, 4Oc., Soc. i5c-
GILT AND JET BOCKEfS AND CROSSES.
JET AND FANCY HAlk-PlNN
PORTEMONNAIEs ANU bAGS. Toe " 81
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
Drp GOODS.

VISITORS to ENGLAND, on arriving at
Liverpool win hnd At H. EOOLBs HIiensv. Bst.bb.hnehp
immediate made order
few hours notice superior And finish obssrto
HI, well establishment n Regent st., London.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

THE ENTIRE UPPER PART
OF BUILDING OPEN THIS
WEEK WITH HOLIDAY GOODS
WAX CRYING. DOLLS FROM l0c 70 +5
LARGEST WAX DOLLS ~ rHk CITY, 81.
CHINA TEA.SETS, Gc to 50. -
WoRK. BOXES WRlTISGDESKS
GLOVF.BOXES WATCHCASES,
COLLARBONES, JhWElrCASShs'
CANDY-BOXES, IObAtAO 49,
SURPRISE. BOXES, CHlNANA AsisS'
HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, PAkAhf Rl.S,
PFRFTlMFRY.ROXFS CARD RECEIVERS,
FANCY MECHANICAL TOYS. NEW STYLES.
FAIRS AND SCHOOLS SUPPLIED
BOXES OP PAINTS. GROCERY STORES,
BOXES or FARMS. LIVERY STABLES
BOXES OF VILLAGES BUTCHEkSHOPh
BOXES OF SOLDIERS HORSES AND CAkhAGtS.
ROYFs NES AGEEIEg ANIMALS or ALL KINDS.
BOXES or TOOLS. NANHSIAhDS
BOXES OF GAMES PIANOS &C, 6s.-
WE SHALL nm OPENING SEW GOODS EVERY DAY THIS
WEEK FROM THE CuSTOMH0USE
WE SHALL ARRANGE IL DEPARTMENTS EyRRYTlIlSG or
A PRICE IN OUR 25c. DEPARTMENT WILL BIZ POUND TIA.
SETS, FANCY BOXES PARIAN FIGURES, JEWEL CASkS
MATCH. BOXES. BOXES OF TOYS ANIMALS, MOEING HEADS
&c &C. OUR NEXT DEPARTMENTS WILL BIZ zoe, '51., AND
81
WILLIAM kinney.
G91 BROADWAY,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

sIXTH.AyB. AND NINETBENTHST.
OPENING EVERY DAY,
LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTIONS OF GOODS,
SPECIALLY ADAPTED
FOR THR PRESENT SEASON AND THE HOLiDAlN,
Az VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
Drp 8ooos.


JAMES MCCREERY a. Co.,
n rrr BROADWAY AND KJBvBNTHsT, -..-
ON MONDAY, Dee 5.
OoHEsECa THEIR
GREAT ANNUAL BALB .r ..r
CfiRAP DRESS GOODS .
POR THB HOLIDAYS
HAVING MADE --.
AN MhBEsB REDUCTION IN PRICE,
ThBOUGHOUr THEIR BkTlRB bIOCh'
1900 YARDS OF
PLAIN AND CTIRHK DRBSS GOODS
- PROM 10 TO 50 CENTS. -,
CUT IN DRESS LENGTHS, AND (POR THk CONVENIENCE w
OOsTohBRsl WILL BIZ DISPLAYED ON
A SEPARATE COUNTER
----. Dloo0 YARDS or
ILirWOOb AND SILK AND WOOL PEAIDS,
FROh 1lc. TO 81.
FINB EMPRBss CLOTHS,
PROM Soc UPWARD
FRENCH hERlNOS IN ALL SHADES,
FROM 75o
hTIN DU CHRER,
REDUCED T5e
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT oP
PLAIN AND PRINTED CAsHMRREs
AT COST OF IMPORTATION
FRENCH SATlNFACBD SBRGESt OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
AT REDUCED PRICES. -
IRISH PoPLTN PLAIDS AT 81 SOi -
REDUCED PROM s2 IS
A LARGE STOCK or REPS IN NEW DESIGNS,
AT 25 GENTS.
AMERICAN PRINTS,
BRST BRANDS, PROM 7e. TO I2lc
ROBES DE- CHAhBRE, Sl5i - - -
ANY OF THE ABOVE GOODS WILL MAXI
MOST SUBSTANTIAL AND ACCEPTABLE PRESENT
FOR TIIR HOLIDAYS.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-03-19

\ T"IRI'TE TO THE SoITH-Thc New
lm K 1r'b"ne pays the following tribute
to the Su:.th:
THE South has two noble claractrriS-
ties. which. left to their natural working
in society are enough in themselves to
lift communities from any depth of ,liSas-
ter and rest them on the highway of re
n"wn. She has "a brave WAY of looking
facts in the face, admitting the truth.
c"mprehenlirg tue extent Of disaster
as preliminary to frtsl, enterprise.
This she h"ueStly Game by tllr"ngh the
blood "f the ,nen VIII" two hundred wears
"g" ttllrd original oaks and pines on the
banks of the Potomac. the james, the
Roanoke and the Savannah. Second.
the crowiing occupation to which every
good Southerner aspires; the noblest,
purest, most honest aud permanent vo-
cation of E,an i.. in his opinion, that of a
tiller of the soil. Give these premises
in any society, and 10 disaster can prove
irretrievable.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-03-19

N . Napoleon the Third - exclaims the
49, uaslois. ''mast be greatly enhar.
How does he call himself !?
ssssy puhlic organ in Paris applies =
nama to him. The Joarndl Off,
n ~ :. q Psnpire calls him, officially. II.
:. U. slae ERspsnsr; the CoHstitatte#~et,
ssnIly, His Majesty the Emperor ;
4 aaes. simply, the Emperor the
4 seavsly, His Majesty; the Siecle,
sarly. Napoleon III; In Cloche, in
satiy. Napoleon; the Rerel. pleas
she Executive: the Rappel. face.
Cesar; La Mars *eillaise, pitiless-
sanara1ns, Helfogabalus or Herod.
40 M0rseillaise is very sngry, it
Safdaaai alns, son Of Qussn Har-
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-03-19
The Trafic in Army and 1gavv Ca
detships.

One of the 81 gns of the fines ;s the
wen assumed Indignation of Congress ut
!"e frame IN army and navy cadrtShips.
J" which the carpet tag members of the
'"'dF nave been engaged One of our
eAchahses, commenting upon this. says
lhe only thing about these TRANSACT
u"hs which strikes us as at all peculiar.
Is that this tit of morality, should have
seized Will such violence upon the Rad
iral members of Congress They have
oeeI guilty OF SO mncl, graver corruption
that We had thought them hardened to
puh'ic condemnation and criticism, and
Ill fact the public in the contemplation
OF the more stupendous frauds, would
under ordinary circumstances not have
noticed such minor otitnses. 1t muu.
h"rere', be a shre~d Dodge Of that poriy
to dr"~ of attention from more striking
o"" more im4po1 tant Transactions"
We are inclined to think that the wri-
ter OF the above has discovered the mo-
tives of the Radical leaders,. These
small tfanSlvti"ns in ca,ietships are mere
Ptrcadlll"es when compared to the huge
schemes i'll which the leading Radicals
have been engaged. Such men as War
moth, tor instance, are. deeply interest,"
tt IN making scape goats OF such men as
W'ckl':lt: hoping that the public will
be silly enough to forget wito 1t u,.s that
pat btch':Ve i" Tie positio" to gire him
an opportunity to steul. The intlii1erence
which, the public have manifested to
v icAiiitr's trial is not due to any desire
to shield him, but because it is not the
hn>il'c>S of til" honest portion of the
community to Interfere with the proceed
inss OF thieves. Such people must settle
their own puarrels. The community are
we'll convinced that if Justice were done,
heariy every Man connected with the
State Government would meet with the
fate OF WicKlift
The way in which the traffic in cat1et-
ships became known, ought to be warn
ing t" all who seek to fish in forbidden
waters. Such transactions are difficult
t" bt concealed. .-Ncr Orleans Zee.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.
A PEeOHsDSErHON
10 owners CT Plantations and Lands.

a NJ one Who will send us Il full .lt ,criprin,
v "f the l-au'i> and Plantations which he
wishes t" sell, and Fave Dollars tur each ui,nt:,
ton or tract VI land. ran have his prnurrty ad
'r-tl>rd IN th,T ortInl s..s CuIRIER ia trrm l.
AM English provided he pay, us ONE Pt.it ttSI
on tbs an"nntenf the sale WHEN >,.ID.
We VIII g'v: strangers all the information ".
possess iii gard to .>ertised lands and nlut
itlol'S, al'd will charge nothing tor SERyI rs y.
ADVERTISING in no sale is llude II the
land is sold Willie the advertisement il in the
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Those who send lis advertisements of this ma
tnre >h""'t state whether they wish to avail
themselves of the above offer. for ,ohrrw ise
they Will h- published at our usual Rates
upelousas, August 7th, 1869. Y-tf.
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Lands for Sale.

CIXTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
of prairie and wood land for sale near
Prud'homme City. on Bavon Mal'et, lu
the Parish Of ST. Landry, iD any guam
tity to suit purchasers, and at prices to
suit the times.
These lands are we'll adapted to the
cultivation Of cotton and cane.
For further particulars, apply to the
undersigned, on Plaqnemine Ridge:
7 WIN. DEJEAN.--.
Ope1ousas, August 9th, 1869. 9tf ;
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FOR SALE,

FTNi1AT Splendid Plantation known az the
IL Andre Seranlt plantation. recently owned
by Mrs. Lucien 'iuils~au. situated Oh the Bayou
TeciIe near the Junction; the land is some oi
the richest in the parish. and the Improvement.
are OF the best. This plantation will be sold nj
IL moderate price, and OH terms favorable tc
the PURCHASER For conditions and other parti
cnal" address f. u. Estiirtte Esp. Orrlousas
Or the Undersigned on tn" premises.
LUCiUS GUiLBEAU.
St Landry, Oct. 9, lSU9.