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Vente PabliQue.
Successiom de Gerard Pre1ean

SIccessa0n de GeT0f1 Ere1eGn.
EN vERTU dun ordre de Honorable
IL Cour des Preuves de Ia Paroisse de St.
Landry. il sera vendu en- vente publique, au
dernier ct Plus ofrant encherissaur, par Ia
soussignee executrice GU par I'm encanteur
public, a rhabitation du defnnt en- eette dite
paroisse, MERCREDI, 8 Fevrier, 1870, les
proprietes cfTapres decrites, appartenant q Ia
succession de Gerard Prejean decide, i SAVIOR
Deux morceux de terres situes a rouest
De fhabitation du defnnt, dams la dite paroisss
chacun eontenant environ quarante acres, Giant
les memes achetes par lie defunt de Gerasime
Prejean.
2 I'm lot de chevaux ct juments creoles.
un lot de betes q cornes, ct autres proprietes
mobillieres sf|
Conditions-Comptant sur los lieux.
& SCHOLASTIC LEGERE,
ejanvieT Execatrice Testamentaire.
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Estate of Jelan Magxend0orm
Parish Court, Parish Of 81. Landry. No. 3349
SYLVESTER J. BARRY of the parish
- Of st. Landry, having applied by his
petition to be appointed administrator of
the Estate Of John Haggendoorn deceased,
late of the parish Of 81. Landry;
Therefore. any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, in my Office 10 the town of
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. IT. ~ @@a
JOS. D. RIcHARD1Clerk
January I. 1870
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And to any larger number at the same rate.
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! janviel
Etat de la Louisiana.
COUR DE PARoIssE. ST. LANDRY-No, 3ls7

Succession de Casimir E. Lurund
YVES D'AVY. executor de la succession
Il de Casimir E. Durand. decide, ayant
enregistre un tableau ct reglement de la dite
succession, accompagne dune petition de-
mandant lhomologation d'icelui;
Et attendu, quill a etc fait droit a la de-
mande de Ia dite petition, par IN ordre de la
Conr. en- date du 80 decembre 1869,
En- CONSEQUENCE, avis est par lie present
donne aux jnteresses dams cette succession
d faire opposition, 81 alcune lis ont.
par ecrit a mons bureau dams la vile des Op.
dams les trente jours qui suivront la
date du present avis, pourquoi ledit tableau
ne serait pas approuve ct homo!ogue.
JOS. ID. RICHARD. Grefier.
ianyier 1870 .
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Vente par Lee Constable.
George Paltoyd Us. John e, King,

George Payford ". JoAn E. Kiag.
EsN VERTU dun writ de feri facias lance
IL2par ID G.. Sittig, JUICE de paix pour le
Ter Ward, St. Landry, dams l'affaire cidessus
initiate, ct 4 moi adresse, js procederai 4 ven
DIRE b l'encan public, a Ia Maison de Cour de
cettA p~arOisse, en- Ia vile des Opelousas, le
SAMEDI, S Fevrier, 1870, n Ii heufes du
matin, les prophecies suivantes, saisies pour
lie dit writ, 4 SAVIOR:
Globe Congressional ell "a volumes relies.
Documents d'Etat Americaines, IL volumes
Rapports de johnson. IL volumes
Rapports de Fiat du Massachusetts,. en- Is
volumes '
Conditions-Comptant
vALERY ROY.
15janvier Constable
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!. State OF L40nz@iamsa.
PARrsR Eounr. 81. LAnnRx.-Nn.-
1FUs Z
Eskn(e of Gel;ne y.eyra.s

s3e Essate g Ceiise Lacase.
7EpHIRN MANUEL. AZ she Parish
Ayof d. Landry, having applied 81 his
petition 10 BE- appoiatsd Adnsinistrator al The
Estate of Celine Lacass. deceased. late
OF tho PaFish off 6A Landry:
Therefore, any person Intending 10 make
Opposition % said appointment, win fils the
same In writing, at my Office In the town of
Qpelclsas, within ten days from the nresent
notice JOS. RICHARD, CLARK.
0palousss, January "a. 1870.
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Etat de la Louisiana,

Etat de la Louisiana.
CoUR DE PARoissE, ST.. LANDRY-No. 1855
p, Succession de Henry Propene
JULIEN PREVENT, de Ia Paroisse Ct.
y Landry, administrator de Ia succession
de Henry Prevent, ayant s~nregistre I'M Tab
ieau de classification des dettes ct distribution
des fonds de Ia dite succession accompane dune
petition demandant Fhomologation d'icelui
ct attendu qu'ila etc fat droit q Ia demande de
la dite petition par un ordre de IL Cour en- date
du \ Decembre 1869. ~, -
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir q faire opposition, 81 aucupe is ont
par ecrit, a mon bureau dams Ia vile des One
.lousas, dams les trente jours qui suivront' Ia
date du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tableau
ne serait pas %approuve ct homologue, ct Fad
ministrateur autorise q payer co~nformemsnt
audit tableau. a...t- ~ q, .,rr.4;a,
JOS. D. RICHARD. Greas,r
II Decembre 1869. .. "
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de James WI. Porter

Coar dc P@roisss, 81. Lamdry.-No 1851
TOHN P9SEY, de Ia Paroisse St Lam
q dry, ayant presente une petition a l'effet
d'etre nomme Administrations 10 Ia succession
de James M. Porter decide, dernierement de
Ia ParOisse st Landry ;
En- consequence. avis est par lie present DON
ne aux interesses dams cette succession d'avoir
q deduire, par ecrit. q mon Bureau. dams les
dix jours qui s~uivront Ia date du present avis,
es ~raisons, ri aucune ills ont. pour lesqueiles
IL ne serait pas fait droit a ladite petition.
JOS d. RICHARD, Grefier.
s~ianvier 1861.
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1SOW 0AkOAucg 1NVSCaHHE9 @Nf 1CUV. Il
YE7HEREAs, INFORMATION HAS
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Constable's Sale,

= Z VVNDSAUIU DGECs
. George Palt0rd Us John e. King
pY VIRTUE Of a writ of feri facias issued
- by ID. c. Sittig, justice of the peace for
the LIST Ward. Parish of St. Landry, in the
above entitled suit, and to me directed, I will
proceed to sell at public auction, n the Court
House in the town of Opelousas, on SATUR-
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the following property seized to satisfy said
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State of Louisiana
PARISH CoURr, ST.. LAEDRY.-No. 81,

DG&aaG oh N181Am
PARISH CoURr, ST.. LAkDRy.-No. 2l06
'a Estate Of AleSaadye Castillo.
MICHEL CASTILLO, of the Parish OF
lxA y. Landry, administrator Of the ,,Estate Of
AiexaAdre Castillo deceased ate Of said parish,
Saving filed a Tableau of distribution of funds
OF said Estate, accompanied by his petition
for the homologation Of the same =;
and whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of Court, bearing
date January ii, 1870 .
Row, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau in writing, at my office in thu town of
within the time required by law,
why the said Tableau should not be homolo.
gated and confirmed.
los D. RICHARD, Clerk
January J5,Ws7O. ~
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Point de PEACE.
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Pour chaqus pieton.
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Is ~janvier 1870.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-05-14
The Genius Of Red Tape,

AT a masquerade in Washington a
short time since, curious costume was
worn by one Of the party, who was call
ed the "Genius Of Red Tape.n The
dress was of white cambric, trimmed
layishly with tortuous curves wrought
in red tape, and various notices suggest
i've Of circumlocution were in!crspeised.
n picture of the United States Capitol
had appended "The mills of the gods
grind slowly" The Navy Department
was represented by an anchor, under
which was written "IIope deferred" The
Attorney Generals office suggested
"More haste, less speed" The over.
dress was of pink cambric, looped with
imitation coins tied with wards of tapc.
indicating the condition Of the specie in
the Treasury Department. The buttons
Of the dress were the impressions of the
Treasury seal in wax. A crown shaped
turban was worn by the Goddess Of
GLOW not to do it," which was trimmed
with every variety of revenue stamps,
and displayed in front the impression Of
/ the great seal OF the State Department,
with the motto, "EJstind keHte." From
the belt ofthe dress hung fled documents
such as this: I'll. II. II. No. 1877, G45--
! An act to amend an act entitled an act
to amend an act entitled an act, etc, etc,
etc. For mans illusion given. Anoth.
er was CAIN against the United
States, No. 1896, 5l3. ''Rcicrred to;
referred back to; returned for addition
al evidence; certificates of-required,"
and was finally "disallowed. An appli-
cation for office met with references in
its turn and ended with ''unreal mock.
cry, hence - \ Senate bill was sent to
a committee aud remained on its table
with its unfinished business, and upon
this was the true verdict, Thou canst
not say dill it." The Genius carried
in her hand as sccpter, an eagles quill,
| fastened to a stick "f sealing wax.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1868.
The Picked Watch.


The other day we met Wiggins, and
be had n silyer-cascd watch-hunting
case at that. We had known Wiggins
five and twenty years, and never knew
him to carry a watch before. We asked
him where he got it. lie gave US a nod
and iccr, and said he'd tell us.
"Last fall" he commenced, 81 killed
the old brindle COW and put the best part
Of her into the beet barrel. She was fat
and the beef was nice; and | had nigh
onto a full barrel. didn't want to
make it very salt, so ! set it out in the
shed, where the frost might touch it, and
keep it; and you'd believe it made good
eatin."
Gone day my wife says to me-says
she, 'Wiggins, pears to me our beef is
goin' mighty fast. ! went and locked,
and sure enough, it was goin'-goin'
rather faster than / thought it ought
TO. I'VE noticed it loworn' onacount-
ably this long time said my wife.
Somebody is stealth it. Why don't you
set n trap?
"But my neighbors were all good heart
ell kind of folks-thougb one or two of
'cm might be just leetle inclined to poke
round where they didn't belong and |
didn't want TO hurt 'em. | concluded,
howsumnever, that it would be better to
put the barrel, with what little beef was
left, down cellar-and didi it.
Well, when the beef was all used mp,
and went to clear out the barrel,
found this watch in the pickle. 1t looked
to me like Tom Shermau's watch. Tom
had worked for me considerable, AMI |
had seen him have the watch, or one very
much like it, When | saw Tcm show
ed him the watch, and he said right orr,
| it was his.
"IIow'd ye lose z" said l.
81 carried it in my pocket without any
chain and must have dropped it out when
was stoopin', " said he.
"Well," said |, 'then You must have
been stoopin' over my beef barrel, for
found it in the pickle"
"With that Tom looked kind of sheep
ish, aud guess he saw a twinkle in my
eye"
"Let me look at that ere watch agin,'
said he.
''He looked at it little while, and
then he handed it back to me-"
"On the whole, Mr.. Wiggin," said he
II guess that amt my watch, arier all
1t must belong to somebody else" AnC
with that he walked off
81 carried the watch to our jeweler
and he found that the cases had shut 81
tight that the works hadn't been pickleC
a bit and for dollar he cleaned it uI
in good shape and set it a runnin'. 1t:
a first rate timekeeper, and | reckon that
whoever took my beet paid all twas
| worth -
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Gems of Authors.

There cannot be SO great cross as to
have none.-Donne.
Hath any wronged thee? BE bravelY
revenged; slight it, and the works be-
gun: forgive it, and It's finished. He is
below himself that is not above an inju.
ry.-Quarles.
He mrst rise early, yea, not go 20 bed
at all, who would have every ones good
word.-Fuller.
1t may be that thou art entered into
cloud which will bring a gentle shower
to refresh thy sorrows.-Jeremy Taylor.
Though all the winds of doctrine were
let loose to play upon the earth, SO Truth
be in the field, We do ungenerously, by
licensing and prohibiting, to missdoubt
her strength. Let her and falsehood
grapple; who ever knew Truth put to
her worst in free and open encounter.
Milton.
BE careful not to interrupt another
while he is speaking; hear him out, and
YOU will understand him the better, and
be able to give him the better answer
Sir Matthew Hale.
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ASHTABULA, OHIO, SATURDAY, MAY "A, 1870.

sented itself, as the enjoyment of few
hours, even, of social converse with a
woman OF his own nation and language.
to interrupt and cheer the gloom Of his
solitude. She was Seneca woman {
the Sandusky division Of that fri q. wb.
had been down TO Buffalo and was re-
turning. The Rev. Mr.. Badger and his
family were acquainted with her u, San.
dusky, when they were missionaries there,
two years before. She was induced TO
stop by the good pasturage found here
for her horse, aud by the knowledge oh.
tanned that Mr.. Badger resided on the
opposite bank of the river.
Standing Stone invited her to lodge at
his camp, which she promised to do, after
calling on Mr.. Badger and family. She
went up and found Mr.. and Mrs. Badger
and the children glad to give her hearty
welcome and a good sapper After sup
per and short social visit, she returned
to hei friends camp. In the meantime,
he had wrought with alacrity, and raised,
covered and hoOred with bark, rev hut
for her reception, contiguous to his
own. Here they spent the night, and
talked and talked. The next morning
early, delightful May morning, she sad.
died and loaded her pony, and Just as the
writer returned from breakfast to tn.
store, they made their appearance at til,
top of the hill, both walking, and she
leading her horse. They were engaged
in earnest conversation. He was manifest.
ly agtated with opposite emotions
delight in her company and conversation
-with sorrow tor the separation Just al
hand, which must leave him sad and sol
itary. They walked and talked they
came to log and sat down and talked
and then TO another, and another. And
when she must go, he could detain her nc
logger she mounted her horse and passed
on, he pursued her with his voice until
she was beyond hearing, and with his
eyes until she was out of sight; and
when she could no more be seen he con
tinued for some time looking aud Ian
gushing. This was an affecting sight
Poor fellow Could he have expressed
his emotions when he ceased looking
after the lovely squaw, in the Language
Of the Roman poet, he might hav'
said:
"Utcidi, ut peril, ut me cara aJstuW fpmina p
"How looked, how l languished, how tn
dear woman took my soul away"
This was nearly the last time | saw
my good friend Standing Stone. The wa
came on the next month, and he, like th,
rest OF h S race was gone from Ashtabul
forever.
(C0DfIDued merit lreeEO