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Europe.

LONDON, Oet, lS.-Fhp German armies in
France are being constantly reinforced, and
it is estimated that there are now at least
600 900 effective Germans now on French
SOIL 40 =" f~4tAs3F
LONDON, Oct. 19-'The' ex pected battle at
Orleans has occurred. The French fed at.
ter six hours fighting, leaving the. bridge
oyer the Loire intact, The forces engaged
were about equal Numbers. No further par
~ticulars. t&
Three thousand Prussians defeated eight
thousand French, mostly Mobiles, at Etevai.
Tours, Oct. 19.-OFFICIAL.-The Prus-
slams captured Chateau Dun afierka Temporal
ry fight. "A force of National Guards and
fran -tireurs disputed every inch of ground.
The Prussian force was 5000 strong.
A sortie from Montmedy surprised and cap
tured 400 camp chests with 5000 francs In
specie and two wagons loaded with Chase
pots. On the following day they attacked an
artllery! train, capturing a number Of cannon.
LONDON, Oct 5O.-Thongh the "Prussians
around Paris are beyond The range of the
French guns or the surrounding forts, the
city Is eomplely eneircled.f The main por-
ton of the .besiegers are. massed in four for
midable bodies. connected by telegraph,
with good roads, admitting of rapid reinforce
mentsia at assailedpoints. 1l i 80 &-:~.*
LONDON Oct. 20.-The French made a
sorlie from New Breissach on Saturday. kil
ling and ~wounding 200 and capturing 30, -
20 Tuesday last the 22d division of the Crown
Princes army attacked the French at Cha
teau Dun, s40. 00O strong The French were
defeated, driven. back and the town carried
by storm Many prisoners were taken by
the Germans. whose loss was small. > ="
IS BERLIN, Oct. 21.-Only ESQ citizens we're
killed at Strasburg. .Isz9F.
Tours. Oct. 22-The followingis official /:
Neuf Chatena, Friday Oct I4.-MarshaltBa-
'zzaine made a sortie With eighty thousand
men, crushed fhe Prussians and capturedEone
hundred and ninty-three loaded wagons NV
- FLORENCE. Oct. *22.-Aosta's acceptance
Of the candidature, to the Spanish, throne is
officially announced. @s% t+S%#f'Ftf s7'#
Il LONDON, Oct. % .-Dispatches from lille
to-day confirm the occupation Of ST. Quentin
by the Prussians, after a short c~annonade.
VERSAILLES, via Berlin and London. Oct.
22.-Noon:-A sortie made by the Frengh
fromaFertsD umont Valerin. tTheyfwere vic
.torinuslyb repulaed. by ytdetachments of the
Ninth 8, and Tenth Divisions of infantry.
and a regiment 0 fIandwehr, which were SUP
ported towards the close 81. the engagement
by the Fourth Corps The Prussians cap
tured 100 prisoners and q guns. t5TBes King
witnessed the engagement from Marley. .ga,f
An official report Of the captures at SCISSORS
has Been made: so officers 1858 rank, and
file surrsndt red besides these, T2s guns of
all kinds, n .000 bombs, lis 900 tons Of gun
powder, and army chests with 90, 600 francs
fell into the hands ofthe Germans.
LoSpeNs Oct ga. softie from Paris
last night, in the direction Of versailles. was
driven back after ,some, herrs, fighting, the.
the Ffench losing 100 prisoners and TIVE can
me Germans took TX thousand prisoners : at
the capture of Orleans. .HIaSEttn Q
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sShav.iTs@ Sale.

Citizens Bank of louisiana VS..
Richard Nc Cali--Eourth Judicial District
Court in and for tllesParish Of Ascension.
No. 17I3.
DY virtue of a writ of fl. ia. to me- directed
ID by the Hon. the Fourth District Court
or the Parish of Ascension, in the above en-
titled cause, I will proceed to sell, at the
Court House door, in the town of Opa-
lousas, Parish ofSt. Landry. on SATURDAY,,
the Bird day of December next, 1879, at II
O'Clock A. M, the following described prop
erty, seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
A certain Sugar Plantation
situated in the Parish of St. Landry, on the
east side of the Bayou Croquant or Teche,
bounded above by lands belonging to Mudd,
and below by lands belonging to Terrell, hav-
ing a front of eighteen a~rpents on said bayou,
by forty arpents. more or less, in depth, and
containing about seven hundred and eighteen
superficial arpents, together with all the build
ingS and improvements, horses, mules, cattle.
implements of hu~sbandry, &c, thereunto be-
longing, together with 2S0shares of the morris
gage stock of the Citizens Bank of Louisi-
ana thereto attached.
Terms and C~onditions--The purchaser TO
furnish a stock note for the sum OF three
thousand nine hundred and thirty-tWo dollars,
$685., faihng cue on, Inc 1lrSt Gay OF Apfii,
1870, and renewable according to the charter
of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, and the
stock note so furnished, to be identified with
the act of mortgage and pledge passed by Mr.
and Mrs. T.. II, Anganiar' in favor of the
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, on the 10Th Of
March, 1850, before Ad. Boudousrue. Notary
Public in New Orleans, and with the sheriff
deed of sale in this case. , ~
Terms-Cash. 4& -,,~..,
IS oct. %. 70. 'T y
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Peace Officers.

OpeIousas-Shf. Thompson,
Washington--John Trainor,
eros Ghevrpuil-T G. Devilliers,
Grand Coteaa-R, r. Richard, ..
Queue Tortue-Rodolphe sittig, ..
Observation-Disclosures Henry,
Plaquemine-C: w Foreman, ~
Prud'homme City.-W+H Mayo, su:-
Vile plate-Prosper L>aire, g- + .....
Bayou Chicot-1.C c. Willis,
Bayou Rnuf-D. s. Edwards,
Big Camel. @. Sloane '-f. 2" j..
aChurchvliie-W. c.. Gordon. e -.vs e
y Old Grand PlaiFie--RodoIph Laiieur,
Rellevnc-C. A. Frazee, ir.
. Chataigner-Olin .Vidriue,
: Waxia-Ben Mayo. 'f3
j. J.. BEAUCHAMP, .~r n@.
Il Supervisor of Registration.
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Opt.}0


Sucrrasion he SomuH 1}cItec.
l. srra vendu d Fencan public, Il ia der
Il Mere residence du dGfunt. a Nallct on
cette paroisse, lie JEUDL, 10 Novembre, 1870,
les pfoprictes suivantes, appartenant il la ditc
slccrssion, 4 SAVIOR:
: Plusieurs bnufs de tire. nm lot de chevaux,
IN lot de h&tes a comes, I'M lot de cocllons.
un fusil, une montre en- argent, leux wagons
a bmuf, I'm wagon a deux chcvaux, instru-
ments a~ratoifes ct habitation. meubles de mai
son ct de cuisine, ct braucoupd'autres chooses.
Conditions-Comptant. 4.>' r.
B, w. REED, Administrator.
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.io3 &safd baa Notic e.rted7a1 Il j.
3rTvO Il all Manufacturing Establishments
III a%throughont the United States, Who may
have, an interest in the .intfedRctienFo of their
manufactured. articles into this and the adj
Joining parishes We will Be. pleased to act
as their agents On terms and conditions that
will insure genesalasat sfactiet.a Our location
iis. a denaai and tslitable oneaaaga1 .aygt.s7
a,b..5 -, LAsSTEER az CHAGIIERE,
Real Estate and General Agents /
REFERENCES: Major ST. PAIL. John Reed
g. Co, M Jbie :ADs.+E. Plate, Dayton, Ohio ;
Al Hrantz, of the Brandon Republican. Hon
John " ATS, Garlandsville, Miss Hon. Al
bert VOORHEES,, d. J.. Campbell, New Orleans;
FDaniel Deeninett of The Planters BANNER Bal
thazar Martel, St.eaIary's parish; Dr.. flames
A. LeesJ,9D. Swain A:4Hebert, Iberia parish
FL Mopton. Esq, Hon Il. Daigle., Lafayette
parish; Hon. Edward Simon, Col. Alcibade
DeBlanc, ST. Martins parish; Geo-H. Wells;
Esq, Hon. w. HtIIaskelhsG aleHsieu parish,
Hon John liking, DIR. James Ray, G.
Mayo, Rev. g. A Ffazee, Y, Valade, Martel
& Hudspeth, Henry I, Garland. J. ] Nor
gan, JAMES t. Dixon, Hon. T G.. Anderson.
Bloch 81 Dopreyi DE. George Hill, at Opelou.
esas. HonsWm. oautt,s Hon. Lewis d: Pres
colt, i. L. Pitre- Capt.,G C. Pickett, at Wash.
ington, Dr., i II. Mi1lad,i Dr.sA O.. Guidry
at GrandC oteaaut, OnGGzinae PETE. Phillip Stsgg
DR.! Lohis DeBaiilen, Jesse B. Clark, Joseph
Ghenier, Samuel Haas, St. Landry parish.
-Sapto-t6 8 zE
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= az M of

~ "H2"r ..
| OpeloUsas at the Courthouse
2 Washington, at the Town Hall.
3 Gros Chevreuil, at Numa Robins store.
A Grand Coteau, at Smiths store.
) Queue Tortue, at J d.. Bernard's store.
6 Mermentou Cove, at James Myrcs.'
7 Plaouemine. at P. keou@h's store.
8 Mallet. at n. Jenkins
9 Vile Plate, at or near Tate's store.
10 Bayou Chicot, at t. L. SCOTS.
II Bayou B@uf, at school house near John
S Edwards.S
II Big Cane, at J. T.. Morris store.
13 Atchafalaya, at Cllurchvillc.
IA Old Grand Prairie, at or near Stages
store.
IS Bellevue, at Col. S d. Ashes.
is Cha>aigner, ar'Dorsin p. Latieur's stole
l9 Waxia. at the School House, ~. go
Polls open from 6 A, NJ. tc 62.
Office Supervisor of Registration, Parish of
St Landry, October 18th, 1890
.....~.m J.J. BEAUCHAMP,
Octl5 ia, Supervisor.
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PREF>I;c afa.
Notlcr OF IIlSction.

n accor.lanc" with law, and the, ploclama-
d. ton of his Fxc"llrncv II G. WARNoTu,
Governor of the STATE of Louisiana, notice is
hereby given to the qualified voters Of the
Parish ofSt Landry that a general Ell. ction
will be held on Monday III" 7th day of No
vember A, y. $50.
For one Representative from the Bird Con-
gr"ssional District. H."
For one. Auditor OF Public Accounts
For one State Treasurer.
For one State Senator.
For four Representatives to the General
Assembly.
For one Parish Judge.
For one Parish Sheriff.
For .Jnstirrs Of HE Peace and Cnnstables.
as provided by law.
Fer the Ratification Or Rejection, of the
following Am, ndmcnts to the Constitution
Of the State.
An Amendment providing, that no person
who has been officially a defaulter to the
State Government, shall be eligible to Office
until he shall have obtained a discharge from
such liability.
An Amendment providing a substitute for
a"rtict" n%inety-nine of the Constitution. v
An Amendment to. the effect that article
fifty Of the Constitution shall be- ~abrogatr,i
and stricken out.
An Amendment limiting the debt Of the
State to S2"1,0U 900 prior to the ist Of Jan
nary A. D. 1870.
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u Break the News Gently"
BIZ Mas. LAtKa Wa.

BIZ Mas. LAEKa VIZ.
4Hhes following poem isdlost kindly insert
bed to The bereaved widow andSerphaned boy
Of Mr..E. Werfell, who died. very suddenly,
atsIlake EharleAO et 23sd, 1870.
The fbllowing is extract from a letter
member of the Bar, announcing the sorrowiul
LAKE CHALEs,- La. Oct, oath. IT,
Mr.. VIM, J~oHksFoN. , 49, -sfs
DEAR SIR: With feelings Ct
the deepest, regret I announce to you the
death of your son-iI1-iaw, Mr.. E. Werrells He
died here Yesterday, very suddenly-~~1tis the,
opinion Of the attendant physician, that his
death was caused from the rupture of an ab-
scess of the liver. ..,-rnI s.
We bnry him today with Masonic honors.
Every attention was extended him during his
Illness, and the Masonic Fraternity will pay
the last tribute of respect to his memory.
Break the news gently to his wife.
Respectfully and frateinally yours.
IT," GEO. H. WELLS.
-,r - - E..
''Brcak the news gently IT'S asoleinn thing,
When Death DER a life its. shadows fling.
There an awful wall IN the words which tell
To a heart the news of its ~filnereal kncll;
'Tis a terrible thing for a heart to know
That its best loved one in Death lies low.
Break the news gently" Ne cannot feel .
How like a knife, Of differing steel, '''
Comes to the soul of the stricken one. +a@.
The setting in Death of Lies brilliant sun
ne cannot feel such terrible grief,
Til broken, also, is orr life.sleaf.
Break the news gently" Let. thc bleeding
g. heart >@:tt@ n .-. .Tt
Feelfthe full free of A Affections art =n..s
Let its anguished te ndrils gently. rest =
On the nobly-beating. Masonic breast; .5
Let he kind Brother hoods wide arms cntwinc
That moaning heart, that broken wire. @.s
Break the news gently" for an orphan boy
Which in life was a fathers proudest Joy,
N'er on Earth shall that father know.
Alas! sweet babe! the tears uiU flow
When we think of tn broken household band
Twill be linked again in the "Better Land y
Break the news gently bid her look to her
Who so early hath babe her, ''Pass under the
He has broken the chair that bound her to
vi dust
He will unite 1t again in the Home Of the lust.
Ear 'oN&f the River, and beyond this life,
Will be joined, and, fo7eoer, child, father and
Wife ~. 49,. ..-
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PARISH CoURT, PARISH ST. LANDRY-No.3l22
IT OUIS stage Of the Parish of St. Landry,
IA having applied by lis petition to be
appointed administrator of the Estate of Zr-
non LaAeur. deceased, late of the Parish of 81.
Landry : ..... -
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, at my ~oficein the town of
Opelousas. within ten days from the present
notice = go, JOS.'D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Oelousas, October 90, 1870
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ssucceSssosa &c esoezssncT a:c Of rs
Estate Of Somu7 McRee.

E"&tafc Of S"nud -HcRec.
T7TIERE viii be SOLD at public auction at
O. the last residence ofdeceased at Nalleti in
this parish, on Thursday, November i0th 1870.
the following property belonging to said "stat",
to wit:
Several work oxen, a lot of horses, a
lot of cattle. a lot of hogs, a gun, a silver
watch, two OK warons. a two-llorse wagon,
farming AMI plantation utensils, household
and kitchen FURNITURE and many other things.
Terms-Cash.
b. REED, administrator.
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i. r. staee ofErslaatc NEoreau.

-Est:Ete ofEREaltc Woreau.
Parish Court, Parish St. Landry.-No. 1924
FTRNEsp ROY Of the Parish Of St
n Landry, having! applied by his petition
to- be appointed tesnentary exeerltor: OF the
Estate Euialie Moreau, deeeased, late of said
parish, 4
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in.
terested in the said Estate, TO make opposition
if any they have, in writing, atmy office, IN
the town of Opelousas, within ten days from
the date of the present notice, why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted. %
i, L. saa&z ~ JOS D.@RICHARD, Clerk.
Gotoher~ 90 lS1l -.IrEE
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ET.emer.. Attention!

TN COMPLIANCE with rule VI of the
L. Constitution and bylaws of "Opelonsas
Fire Co., No. L." Regular QuaTtcfty 3lcct1Hg
of said company will be heldso on Saturday next,
November 9TH, at the Court House, at ,
O'Clock in the afternoons
Every member must attend fully equipped
or be subject to a fine of Too D0AATs, as pro-
viled by rule w.
Oneln1sas- Oct. %. 1870. = - -
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d PARISH CoURT, ST. LANDRY:-Noj 3423a
T oUIs Stage of the Parish of st.
- Landry having applied by his petition
to%he appointed administrator of the estate of
Homer Cutlery. deceased, late Of said parish .
Therefore, any. person intending. to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, in my office in the town of
iOpelousas. within ten days from the present
notice. ,r~ JOS, 3. RICHARD, Clerk. /.
~ l1ctoherf % 121n'f w tL.LHt ~ N-tItt IEI !
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kaaAss HssfF ~ NssafsA--Ts Hs sfss - III
~ ysccHafHaUJ u Oct s24.AThe byeehbsr
-ss Iarefs "a morrow win contain 4 calf arom
AZ Gen. EarIy TOR d. conference pf the Soalcers
and seoldiers of,thss ConfedeIate army III
& peoiallF. those 81 the Army Northern
Virginia, al Riehnaond, November the 30
t, take measures for d memorial TO Gel
Lee. All from The Southern States Wht
4 can, are invited - attend 5sass n IN
Eassaaa sss,e1 i r-----r Iseu aaa
gaSspresident Gfant has issued . prselaniah
aEtsoon appoinfifatg the 18th or November 4:
a.day of Thanksgiving. /;
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Announces to the public, that sh~ eontem-
plates resuning her school in 0p"IonSaS, Or
TUEsoA1, November LIST, 1870.
Having had a long and successful expert
ence IN teaching, and as Dirrctress Of an
Academy for young ladies, Mrs. Murray feels
assured in saying that every advantage will
be extended to pupils entrusted to her care.
Thorough and competent Teachers in each
department viii be engaged as soon aSthe
patronage will Justify or require.
The Scholastic Year will be divided into
two Sessions of FIVE months eac},
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; vcnte pau. 1c Sheriff.
La Baaque dcs Citoyens de la Louiai-
nne rs. Rickard- Ne CnHt ..-..-

j 80 = - - :
La Baaque des Citoyens de la Louisi-
f.. n as. Richard MCCALL ,'rss...
nUATR1EME CoUR DE DISTRICT
w de rEtat de la Louisiana, Paroisse d'As-
~cension, No. l7l3--En ,vertu dun writ de fe-
+. facias emanant. de. THonorable Qnatrieme
Cour De District, dars ct pour la Paroisse
d'Ascension. dams Ia ffaire ci.dessus intitul6.
ct a moi adresse. j'offrirai ca vente publique,
an plus offrant ct ,dernier encllerisscur, devant
Ia porte de la Maison de Cour de cette parois-
Sc, dams Ia Vile DIES Opelousas, lie SAMEDI,
3 Decembre, 1870, CONNIE meant vi heures
sdu main, ct c%ontinuant de iouron jour- sill
est neeessaire, les prophecies ci dessous, de-
critics, ~saisies pour s~atisfaire lcdit writ a sa-
voir--
/ UNE cERTAINE HABITATION SU-
ericre, dams la Paroisse St. Landry, sur la rive
est du Bayou Croquant on: Tiche, born6e en-
haut par des. terres appsrtenant a Mudd, ct
en- has par DIES terres appartenant a Terrell,
ayant une face de dix huit arpents, sur ledit
bayou avec une PFC fondeur dc quarante ar
penis, plus on. MONS, ct contenant sept cent
dix-bnit arpents de superticie, ensemble avec
toutes les batisses ct am liorations qui y sont
ssituees, cl~levaux,i mulets, b6tes&a cornes;, in
struments ~aratoirs. etc qui en- ,dGpendent.!et
$50 actions hypothGcaires. dams la Banque DIES
Citoyens de la Louisiana ct y appartenant.
: acknowledgements devra fournir son
billet en- favour de la Banque, pour la semme
de trois mile neufa cent ,trente deux piastres,
tcheantg lie Ter ,ionre d'avril 1870, ct sujet a
6trel %renouvelle scion Ia charte de la Banque
des Citoyens de Ia Louisiana, ct le1it billet
iainsi fourni sera identife avec l'acte d'ypeth&-
ct de nantssement, passe par Mr., ct Mad
ame. Z. H. Angamar en- faveur de Ia Banque
des Citoyens dc Ia Louisiana, lie 10 mars 1859
p;ardevant "A. BondousquiG, notaire publique
en- la Nouvelle Orleans, ainsi que latvente du
sheriff en- cette ~afiaire.. =
jim. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
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ESsEsay.

TAkEN up on the plantation of til . IN
4 dcrsigncd, on Bayou Waxia, a dark bay
mare, twelve hands high, branded about
thus: d - "1F~~#ff If*&E""t H.f
The owner. will please come forward. pay
charges, or she will be disposed. of according
to law. within thirty. days. q n-.si~.z J..
hts A. HAWKINS. ''
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Est:age OF. s~sneZiasse Tate and
at3 ~ NeN :ssYifHsa Heardesass. ~9a

W. sbk v EEHcE NVsHH1s
Parish Count, PARISH of 81. Landry. No. 3419
EMTLE TATE Of the Parish Of st, Landry,
IL having applied BY his petition to be
appointed administrator ottiis estate ofB0ne-
zine Tate and Maivinat Dardeau, deceased
late of,the. parish Of st. Landry;
Therefore, any. person intending to make
opposition 10 said appointment, will file the
same id writing in my 1oficeiinfthe town OF
within tenfdays, from the present
: JOS. .. RICHARD, CLERK
F5 October 29, 1870 a4@&f La sEEf1 aaA
:. - wE~asw s zheE.E sd aR..n. -
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TyHE WEED r. F. SEWING MAC me
E-Lock stitch, straight needle, sews alike
on both sides st- : 3&"a@-1 Fl . vi
Does gathering and sewing on at same
time, has hemmer and 'feller combined, plain
tort and braider combined ,swill do all kinds of
family. plantation and manufacturing sewing.
81 Onr No. 9 machine IS the best ever intro
duced for Tailoring. and our manufacturing
machine is the largest in the United States
Every machine warranted 3 years. -
I. Can and see lis before purchasing else
where. 3'tia,ast f@E# G@&s'# zt5sst sa .,3..
j. BaUNsoNs TIFFANY EDWIfH ~ GO.,Eb
-agaf Agents, J97 Canal ST., New oFieansa.
Agents and solicitors Want tfl ~ ssaes..
#Ra, 40 e-,&S &#t FgX&t35f @"}&tS' @""R"
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J. 3. JENNINGS & CO, rroprtrtors,
lt@-nion. St New. 4l"ans,
N~schanics' nnd Agricultural fnir

Mschanics' 0nd Agricultural fnir
AsSo"tatlon Of Louisiana, May 9, 1870. :
We, the nndeSigned, Awarding Committee
Class ;. hereby Certify that there were on cx-
hIhitlon at orr recent State Fair fourteen
Cotton Presses, from different States of the
Union, North and South, and after a due and
thorough examination of the merits of each,
with reference TO then cost, the material of
which they were constructed, the different
applications of power, durability, etc, and
after getting the opinions of practical planters
on the subject, We give it as our opinion that
the " Brooks" Patent Revolving Wrought
Iron Screw Press, was. for simplicity, cheap
ness and durability, the best on exlliLition,
and accordingly awarded it the First Prem
ium.
[Sirned1 MOSES EASTMAN, Chairman,
.'s.-S e. eC..p. BoBB, -r... "
.-rt EDN'D DKEWIT. T..
~ The above testimonial speaks for itself.
The Press is on exhibition at the store of
Bloch ~ Dupre, who will supply them at the
same price that they can be purchased for in
New Orleans-freight and expenses for trans
portation added.
aug20t]j
GECDND-EdAND EaOGSEHEADS,
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PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
Officers

yz. -.
w. c. DARLINGTON, President,
JOHN L. EDWARDS, Vice President,
d. j. HARTSOOK, Secretary.
J. J. HOPKINS, Assistant Secretary,
b. C. HARTSOOK, Cashier,
PRoF. f. B. SMITH, Actnary, -
c. Fl. PERROW,
c: H.. Smith, Medical Advisers f,
GEO. ROSS,
JAS. Z. WOLFE, Superintendent of Agrnci
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p. P: c.. Hill est candidat pour la place
de de paix,s Ter Nv ard st LANDRY, 4
sl,electien Drochaine.g aftt vi nesrss,a~. .t4f /
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-10-29
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THN yERTU dun ordre de ihcn. John E.
La King. Jugesdu sme Districtde IA Lou
~isiane. lie public est. notiie. Gull y aura pne
Conr de District s%peciale, pour Ct dams Ia Par
oisse ST Landry, a ia Maisoqn &c Corr des
Opelousas, commencant BE- 2n1e Lnndi De NO
vemfbTfe. 1879, Giant le IA Jour dn ait mos
sOctobre, 1870. Grefier de Ia dite Gour
Ee pocts1r T. Burr est eandidat pour
~,aeplace de Coroner, i relection 3prochaine.