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For the Rutland HERALD
How they Did 1t at Salem.

Twas Friday, a day that is thought,
BY Old Fogies livery unlucky"
While the omen is valued at naught
By sensible people, and plucky.
But whether twas lucky or not
For Firemen, I'm not asserting:
That depends upon whether they got
Well paid for their sporting" and spirting.
Their deeds let me briefly rehearse;
Their honors-I must MT curtail 'em,
While attempting, in homeliest verse,
To telI-How they Did it at Salem.
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r. M. CROSS & CO.,

Are daily placing upon their counters many sea-
sonable goods bought for cash by our buyer who
is in the market every day, at great reduction
from prices ruling the first of the season, and pro-
pose to give our customers the benefit Of the re-
duction in prices.
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CoNGREGA TIoNAL.-N persons
were admitted to membership in the Con-
gregational church on Sunday morning,
sixteen on confession of faith, and three
by letters from other churches. The Or
dinance of baptism was administered to
ten of the candidates. The communion
was also administered to large assem-
blage, Rev. Mr.. Johnson, pastor of the
church, officiating.
KILLED.-The night train leaving Bur-
lington at ten o'clock on Saturday
evening, ran over an unknown
man, ,eevering him into two iparts.
The engineer discovered him laying
across the track just after going around a
curve a short distance before reaching
Shelburne station, but was unable, for a
short distance, to stop the train. He
whistled for down breaks, and as soon as
the train could be stopped it was slowly
backed until the body was discovered. 1t
was found to be vagrant soldier who
had been wandering about that section
for some days. He had lost leg and
walked with a crutch and a cane. The
orutch and cane were found laying a lit,
tie distance from him, and his body was
in such q position on the track as to sever
his body in two. He was noticed pick
ing berries by the road side, when the
express train passed up about two hours
previous. He wore blue army coat
Many parties had noticed him travelling
about for a few days previous, and the
railroad men had seen him frequently
but none knew his name or residence
Conductor Green had the body put on
board and taken to Shelburne The re.
mains were taken in charge by William
Harmon, Esq, one of the town authori.
ties, who was on board the train at the
time of the accident. There are several
circumstances that lead to the opinion
that he placed himself upon the TRACK
purposely to meet his sad fate, as there
was no evidence that he was intoxicated
and all means of locomotion by cane Oh
crutch were without his reach.
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NEW MEDICAL PAMPHLET. - Seminal,
IN Physical and Nervous Debility, its effects
and cure. Price rs cents. Address SECRETARY
Museum OF Anatomy, 6lS Broadway, New York
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Every 1aInlly, at TINS season, should use
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each bottle.
For sale by Druggists and town Agents, who
also sell Speer's Standard Wine Bitters.
A SPEER, Proprietor,
Vineyards, Passaic, New Jersey.
JOHN LA FOY, Paris, Agent for France.
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CALESMEN-Wa Wanted in a paying
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Trinity Church.

At meeting of the Wardens and Vestry
of Trinity Church, Rutland, Vermont,
held on tie twentieth day of June, A. D.
1870, the following preamble and resolu-
tions, presented by the Senior Warden,
were, on motion, unanimously adopted,
viz -
Whereas, our highly esteemed Rector,
the Rev. j. Milton Peck, has rendered his
resignation of this Parish, to take effect
on the first day of August next; there
fore,
RESOLVED, first, That in view of his
own expressed wish thereto, we hereby
accept the said resignation; but at the
same time we truly regret the existence
of any reason which, to his own mind,
should render expedient dissolution of
the pastoral tie, which will have existed
between us for the SPACE sa of thrAA s'aasa ;,
R~e~1ootc, second, That we gratefully
record our appreciation of his varied and
accomplished talents, and of his manifold
and successful labors among US, as espe-
cially evident in mission enterprises, in
Sunday School and Bible efficiency, and
in the edifcation of the congregation.
ReS0Eged, third, That our heartfelt
thanks are due, and are hereby rendered
to our Rector for the benefits which we,
as Parish, have derived from his pas
toral fidelity from his industry and per-
severing zeal in his Masters work, amid
many and peculiar discouragements; from
the Scriptural and truly Catholic ortho-
doxy, and the eminent learning and abil-
ity, have characterized his public instruc-
tion and discourses, and from his devout
apI 10 It ~ III
services of the Church.
ReS0loed, fourth, That, in parting with
him and his estimable family, we beg
their continued interest and prayers in
behalf OF our Parish, and we assure them
of our fervent petitions that the God of
all grace and comfort will remember them
with His choicest blessings and rewards
| both in this life and in the next, and that
He will, at last, bring us all, pastor and
people, to our heavenly home, where sin,
sorrow and separation can never come.
ResOloed, .JfM.: That these resolutions
be entered in the vestry records, and a
copy thereof be presented to the Rev Mr.,
Peck by the clerk, who shall also take
order for their publication.
Attest: B. III. BURT, @
Clerk of the Vestry.
ANEcDoTEs.-A little six year old
whose parents occasionally hired livery
team for pleasure driving, asked permits
sion to accompany them, adding to his re-
quest the declaration, al havnt had a
ride since Mrs. IS funeral" Not
withstanding this touching appeal, he re-
manned at home a
Another child was looking in the alma
mac for representations of the weather, a
pic mic being prospective, and astonished
her mother by querying. "Ma, what kind
of weather is very weather ?" The pa
rent could not reply. Upon looking at
the book, it was discovered that opposite
the desired date was the word /" very" it
being part of the phrase Every stormy and
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THE SUPPER

was the finest, the Russells,- always
known for the matehless way in which
they do things-have always provided on
similar occasion. The Prince escorted
Mrs. Col. Bagot to supper, and Col. Bagot
escorted Lady Young.
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A BALL AT THE CITADEL.

was given by the Sergeants of the garri.
So, last evening, in honor of the presen.
tation. Prince Arthur, Gov. Gen. Sir
John Young, Lieut..0oy. Belleau, and
various other dignitaries.
The Prince opened the ball with Mrs
Sergeant Major Ralphland; Sergean,
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We offer SO pieces of White Piques at % cents
per yard, and guarantee them to be fuiiy worm
37x cents per yard.
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June IS, 1870.
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YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,

NO. ., BeaVer ot., AIany, M I.
june 26d&wtf.
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Vcntc Faiblique.
Succession de E.. B. Carter.

Succession de E. B. Carter.
I'm VLRTU dun ordre de Ia Cour dcs
- sPreuves de la Paroisse ST. Landry, il
sera vendu en- vente pnbliaue, au plus of
frant ct dernier ench6ri>scur, par Ia sous.
signe o lministrateur, gu par un encan:cur
public, 4 Ia maison de cour de cette pa
roisse, en- la vile des OpeloLsas, 10 MER.
CREDI, 80 Mars, 1870, cemmencant a II
heures du matin, les prophecies ci apres de-
critics, aPpartenant q la dite succession, i
savoir:
/. Une certa;ne habitation connue com.
me rhabitatlon Bundick. la meme Ichctee
par Z. B. Carter de Ewell Bundick, par acte
de vente pass6 le19 Aodt 1860, situee sur
lie Bayou Petite Prairie, Paroisse dc St.
Landry, contenant trois cent vingt acres,
plus GU moins, avec toutcs les authorizations
qui. sly -trouvent, CONSTANT en- n mai
son de residence, magasin d cotton, moulin
a maIs, ct autres batisses. b,rnee nord par
lie Bayou Petite Prairie ct par DIES tcrrcs APP
partenant autreiois d George c. Moss, est
par Elisha Mcbride, sud par Ia section Is,
ct Quest par des tcrres appartenant autre-
fois j George c.. Moss ct autres.
2. Un billet pour Ia somme de 81, 100,
signe par A. w. Bell, en- favour de E B.
Carter.
3. I'm jugemcnt contre E. j. Palmer ct
en- favour de 9. B. Garter, pour la somme
de 1854 5Oll0o.
Observation-Disclosures.
VINCENT BOAGNI,
Administrators.
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$500 Cash Prizes.
PUBLIC SALE.

Estate Of f.. Is. Carer. deceased.
DY VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. the
- Probate Court of the parish of st. Lam
dfy, there will be sold at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator, or a duly qualified auctioneer,
at the Court house in Opelousas, on
Wednesday, March 30th, 1870,
commencing at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, the follow
ing described property belonging to the Is
tate of E, b, Carter, deceased, late of the
parish Of st Landry, to wit: ~
! A certain plantation known as the
Bundick plantation, the same purchased by
Z. B. Carter from Ewell Bundiek. as per act
of sale passed August IS, 1850, situated on
bayou Petit Prairie, parish of St. Landry,
containing thee hundred and twenty acres.
more or less, with all the improvements there
consisting of dwelling house, gin house
and grist mill, and other out buildings; boun.
ded uorth by bayou Petit Prairie and lands
formerly belonging to Geo. c.. Moss. east by
Elisha Mcbride. south by the 10Th section,
aud on the west by lands formerly belonging
to. Geo. C. Moss and Others. Il
Q Note of A. w Bell. for the sum of
$4,i2O dollars, in favor of E. B, Carter.
3. A Judgment against E. j. Palmer, in
favor of E b. Carter, for che sum of
$5.6l4 so.
Terms.-Cash on the spot. -a
VINCENT ROAGNI,
Administrator.
no ..@n = s..,a @ E... ~
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Vente par le Sherif.

Faustia HoAier Us. !Cadmus Aazeaas.
YOUR DE DISTRICT, St. Landry, No
" lz0O9.--En vertu dun ordre de saisie
ct de vente lance par lTIon. SINE Cour de
District pour Ia Paroissc St. Landry, dams
raffaire ci-dessns in'itule ct a moi addresse,
j'offirai en- vente publique a Ia maison de
COR dams Ia vile des Opelousas, lie SAME
D1, 5 Mars, 1870, 4 II henres du matin,
les proprietes ci appres d6crites, saisie
pour satisfaire lie di, ordre, a SAVIOR:
J.. Une certain habitation avec les ba
tisses ct ac,elioratIons qui y sont situees,
composee, p'emieremest dun portion de
terre achetee de dame Marie Carrlere,
epousc dc sicur Jean j. Louaillier, 80 aoit
lS4s, par acte passe devent lie recorder,
enre istre dams lie liyre L, page 361, ct de-
critic dams lie dite acte CONNIE etant situGe
sur les Couteaux dc rEslise, a environ I'm
mile sud est de la vile DIES Opelousas, con-
tenant v'ngt ct 6Oil0O arpents superficic,
anquel act ,~nregistl6 GU annexe du plan
fat par James McAuly, Depnte Arpenteur.
ct drs'sne sur lie dit plan CONNIE suit:
colnnenGant au point A, courant de Ia par
lie vral meridicn : 1000, 4lGl Grains, q
B. S. 20 Z. ZIP chains, a E 5S5 w. 1877,
a ID No. II, 2l78 4 E sur le chemin public
S 5745, avec lie chemln public Il l'endroit
du commencement, contenant seize acres
ct I'M quart acre, equivalent d 20 arpents
6OIlOO dun arpcnt, ayant telle forme
CONNIE il est marque ct represents sur
dit plan.
Et I'm a':tre moroccan de terre situe aux
m6mes licux, achete du g"ouvernement DIES
Keats 1rr,c L., 90 ,,orc OF ,,,vo,rk mann
du Bureau DIES Terres AL Opelousas, No
1928, Giant les sections fiactionnellcs No. 90
ct 81, Township No. 6 sud dc Ia rangee No.
4 est, plus particullercrnent decrite sur lie
plan ci annexe, date 10 JUN 1853, signe
W. j. McCulloh, Depute Surveyor.
2. Tn autre moroccan de terre boissee
achete de Joseph V. Mayer lie 25 Septem-
bre, 1855, par l'acte pa>se devant lie Recor
der sus-nomme, enregistre livre, ;. page
S9S, ct designee dams lacte ocmme suit
"Une ~certaine portion de terre boissee sit
ue pres de la Prairie Basse i rextreme
Unite de Ia terre du vendenr (Maycr), bor-
nee Quest par la terre dc ULCER Roy, nord
par lesa'er,es DIES h6ritiers de George King
decede, ct sud ct est par celle du vendeur
(~'!ayer), la ligne Quest partant du bout de
la terre courant au bayou, suivant lie plan
annexe all dit acte ct prenant deux lignes
para'lelles partant de la dite ligne Quest
ct ~courant a rouest de mauiere d bonner
u dit acqucreur une superficie de vingt
arpents.
Conditions-Comptant, pour I'm montant
suffi>ant pour payer le montant, principal
etlinteret, de deux billets don't lie plaignant
Faustin Hollier en- est detenteur Fun pour
$500, dh lie 10 novembre 1868, avec rinte-
ret a raison de S.'pour cent par an de re-
che1ncc jusqu'a Placement, rautre de $3.50
dI !e 19 novembre 1869, avce s pour cent
par an d'interst dc r6cheance jusqn'a pale
lnent, aus>i que les frais ct III balance pay
able le 10 noyembre 1870.
j. NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff:
90 i%anyier.
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Vente r1ar*IeC Sherff:

Ameliia Gxidry Is. One=sme Il. Gxldxy
III C1TIEME CoUR de District pour ia
Ia Paroisse de St. Landry. No. 9s02.-En
vertu dun alias writ de teri faciss q moi
adrese par Honorable Huitieme Cour do
District de rEtat de la Louisiana. dams ct
pour Ia Paroisse de St. Landry, dams ratiairc
cidessus. je procederai, le SAMEDI S Mars
1870, a onze heures lu matin, a la maison de
cour de Ia dite p~aroisse, en- la VILE DIES Opelou-
sas, 4 10 vente publique ct ADJUDICATION des
propgsettes suivantes, 4 savon-
j. UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TER
re situee a peu pres trois miles De la vile des
Opelousas, contenant quatre cent cling ct
56llO0 arpents de supertcie-aeec toutes les
batisscs ct ameliorations qui sly %trouvent.
2 IN AUTRE NORCEAU DE TERRE
dams les Grands Bots. contenant cent arpcn,s
de supefcie, faiSant face a la iigne est de la
motto Quest du lot No. ]. dams lie township
No. S, Sud de ia rangee No. 3 est, avec trlle
profondeur que renfermc le moutant les dts
cent arpents.
Saisie dams ~l'affaire dessus.
Conditions-Comptant.
j. Nj. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
80 ianyier
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NOTICE TO
Tax and License PAYERS.

STATE AND PARISH, ASSESSOR AND
C0LLECTUR's OFFICE
Feb. 9Th, 1870.
MAVE received from the Auditor the Iii.
= eenses on trades, professions and occupa-
tons for the year 1870. have also received
the Lists Of Delinquent tax payers of the one
per cent. State and Parish unpaid taxes for
tne wear 1854, and the State tax roll for 1869.
4 VIII ne ct my ofses In the town Of Opelon-
sas every lawful day, from 9 to 10 A. nj , and
from = to- I. ~. 10 collect said Licenses and
Taxes. which i not paid within 30 days from
the date hereof. ! shall proceed Is collect ac-
cording TO law.
D. G. sITTIG.
Stata u Parish Assessor IL Collector for The
Parish Of st. Landry.
FEB. I, '7D-.m.
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Vente PubIfquc.

D0cctSS10" Ue 17u INuye71, neCFdee.
LVN VERTU DUN ordre derHon Cour des
IL Preuves de la Pai oisse st. Landry, il Sc
ra vsndu b penean public par h soussigne
administrator, or par I'm encanteur public,
sur les Iieux, lie MERCREDI, % du mois do
Mars, 1870, toutes les reciamations, droits.
titres ct interets du defunt, dams les lots;
Nos, J, Q, 1i3, LA. us. S, 81, 100, Is, 81,
los, LOG, lO7, AZ, 80, 20, 10, SO, aussi que dams
plusieurs autres lots don't les nunIcros ne sont
pas tonnus, d'apres le plan de Ia Vile do
Moundville, en- eette Paroisse. A.
| Charette. l wagon, une paire de boeufs
de tire, 3 vaches, 3 taures, 2 boeufs, 2 mulets,
3 chevaux, meibfes de maison, ct batterie dc
cuisine. I'M acre ct demie cannes a suere-un
noInbrs d'autres objet, a..a
Conditons--Comptant sur les lieux,
VIM, Ii. MAYO, Adm.
10 Fevrief 1870. ~
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States Internal Revenue,
ISL SLANT ASSESSORS OFFICE,

ASST SLANT ASSESSORS OFFICE,
9Th DIVISION, 2D DisTRIcT LnUIsIAN A..
O%PELoUsAs, Feb. 10th, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens of
~ St Landry Parish, that the assessment on
Incomes tor the year ending December 3lst
1869. and for special Taxes for carrying on
business, trades, professions. DC, for the year
ending May LIST 1871, is now being made.
AL persons who are engaged in business Of
any kind whatever, and those possessing Goid
Patches, Carriages. Gold or Slser Fiats, or
Billiard Tables, airs hereby notified to appear
at this office for the purpose of assessment
within Is days from the date hereof.
All persons failing to report for assessment
within the time specified above are liable to
a penalty in addition to the amount Of their
tar.
All persons are required to make . return of
their Income for 1860 whether the amount of
the same is sufficient to render them liable to
an income tax or not.
O. A RICE, Asst. Assessor.
9th Div. ID Dist. of Louisiana.
Feb. 10. Ia70-2w.
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Etat de In Louisiana.

COUR DE PAROISSE, ST. ANDRY-N 1888
Succession Dgean Sebastien.
VELMIA j. PITRE, de Ia Paroisse St
IL Landry, ADMINISTRATIVE de la succession
de Dejean Sebastien, ayant e%nregistre I'm Tab
leau final de classification des dettes ct distribu-
ton DIES fonds de la dite succession accompagne
dune petition demandart rhomologation d'i-
celui ct attendu quill a etc fait droit Il la de-
mande de la dite petition par un ordre de Ia
Cour Ell datedu q %janvier 1870
En- consequences, avis est par lie present
donn'; aux interesses Jams cette succession,
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par ecrit, a mon bureau dams la vile des Ope-
lousas dams les trente jours qui s~uiyront la
date du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tsbleau
ne serait pas approuve ct homologue, ct Pad
ministrateur autorise a payer commencement
audit tableau.
JOS.D RICHARD, Gref6er
20 ~ianvier 1870
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Etnt de lsa Louisiana.

CoUR DE PARoIssE, ST. LANDEY-No. 2422
A MEL1A Z. KELLER, veuve de Lew q
IN A. Webb, d6eede, ct Executriee Tesla
mentaire de sa succession, aidee. autorisee ct
jointe a son msri Edward Galligar, de la Pa
roisse st Landry. ayant e~nregistre un Tab
leau de distribution des fonds de u dite
succession ~accompagn6 dune petition denan;
dant phomogsation d'icelui; ct att1ndu qull
a etc fait droit a la dcmande de Ia d!te pet,-
ton par I'm ordre de Ia Cour en- late au 20
fevrier 1870
En- CONSEQUENCE a Gsns eSs eet p4' s ae pse;en'
d'axoir a fare opposition, ST aucane lis ont.
mar ecrit. a mon bureau dams la Vile des Ope-
date du present. avis, p~ourquoi ledit Tablsap
ne sersit pas approuve ct homolognea ef Iao.
ministrateur autorise . payer conformsment
audit tableau. %
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefer
Is fevrier 1870.