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Vente par lie Sheriff.

Suggestions dc Moassa, etfaacAie,
VS.. Francois Richard.
TOUR DE DISTRICT, St., Landry, No.
" 3082. En- vertu dun writ de Fl. ia, ema-
nant de la sieme Cour de District, dams ct
pour la Paroisse de 81. Landry, dams Pafaire
ci-dessus i~ntitulee 10 procederai q, vcndre, a
renchere, au dernier ct plus haut enchGrisseu,,
a la maison de cour, en- la vile des Opelousas.
lie SAMEDI, S du mois dc Mars. 1870, Il IL
heures du matin, les prophecies, ci.dessus de-
crltes, s~aisies. poue satisfaire le dit ytsrit; a
savoir 4 chevaux creoles, dont dsax cou-
leur girls, un c~ouleur, bal, ct un couleur sagne,
lie quatre marques aussi q Conditions comp
tant.
10 fey. 1901 j. G. HAYES. Sp riff,
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Vente par lie SHERIFF.

Payne, Huntington Il Co vs. Patrick J.
LOTUS.
TOUR DE DISTRICT. St. Landry, No
" 1I095.-En vertu dun ordre de saisie ct
de vente lance par rHon eieme Conr de Dis.
trict dams ct pour la ParOisse St Landry. dams
l'affaire ci-dessus intitulee. ct il moi adresse. lie
procederai a vendre a l'encan public, a la mai.
son de cour de la dite p~aroisse, en- Ia Vile des
Opelousas. lie SAMEDI, 2 Avril, 1870. a II
heures du matin, lee prophecies ci-apres de.
critics, s~aisies pour satisfaire lie dit ordre. q sa.
voir: Les portions DIES terres marecaceuses
sitnees dams la Paroisse St Landry, decrites
CONNIE suit:
j. Toute la section No 10 dams lie township
No 3 sud de la rangee 3 est. dams lie District
Sud Quest DIES terres de la Louisiana, conte.
nant trois cent quatrevingt-et-nn 81 100 acres,
etant la meme e%nregistree an bureau des terres
de l'Etat de la Louisiana, scion lie certifcat en-
date du IL Decembre 1853, No 754S, journal
de Patents, vol 8, page 96.
2. Ia Motto nord de la Motto nord de la
section No vingt-huit. lie quart sud-ouest de la
section ct la Motto Quest ct lie quart 'sud-est
de Ia section vingt-et-un. dams lie township
trois sud de la rangee quatre est. dams lie Dis
trict Sud-ouest des terres de la Louisiana, con-
tenaut AL 30II00 acres, ct Giant la meme en-
rtgistr6e par Hugh NJ Keary all bureau gene
raj DIES terres de la Louisiana, CONNIE il appert
par lie certifcat No 1874. en- date du 81 Deem
bre 1859, journal de Patents Vol 8. page POS
3 Les lots No 3. 5. 6, 7.9, 10, II ct ~. Is
ct 16. de la section No 90, ct les lots No /. 3 ct
4, de la St, ction 29. dams lie township No 3 sud
de la range No 4 est, dams lie District Sud. Quest
des torres de Ia Louisiana. cGntenant 500
$500 acres, Giant la meme enregistree an
bureau DIES terres de la Louisiana, par Hugh
N Kearv, CONNIE il appert par lie certjfcat
d'enregistrement au dit bureau, en- date du 10
Octobre 1859, ct Giant lie certifcat No 1884.
Conditions-Comptant.
26 few. JAS. G HAYES, Sheriff.
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COMPARISON oFPRoGREss
. OF H FOLLOWING
Successful Northern Companies

The success of this Southern Company is
therefore ahead of any now in existence. and
its rapid progress has placed it in the front
rank Of Life Insurance Companies.
If the above good Companies have succeed
I'd on 40 much uorse start is it not absurd to
doubt the greater and more certain success
of the Piedmont and Arlington on so much
better start 7 .
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SNCCtSS1OeR dc ab6lEtG 9. FO1AfeMOf
Cour de Paroisse, St. Landry-No. 1860.
EDOUARD DUBUlSSON. de la Parcisse
IA st. Landry, ayant presentG un- petition
a reffet d'Gtre nomme administrator de Ia sue
cession de Onile S. FonteGot, decedee, der
Increment de la dite paroisse;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donnie aux interessGs dams cette succession
d'avoir a deduire par ecrit, a mon Bureau,
dams les dix jours qui suivront la date du
present avis, les raisons. 81 aucune lis ont,
pour lesquelies il ne serait pas fait droit a la
dite petition.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
26 ft:yrier 1870.
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JAS. G HAYES, Sheriff.
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Vente par lie Sherif.
Celeste Lastraprs, veuve, VS. Charles b.
Smith. ct. al.
TOUR DE PAROISSE. St Landry, No
" l53-En vertu dun writ de fieri facias
lance par rHon Cour de Paroisse de la Pa
roisse st Landry, dams ~l'affaire ci-dessus init
tnlee. ct Il moi adresse, je procederai a vendre
a l'+ncan public, IA Ia dite ~paIoisse, en- Ia vile
DIES Opelousas, ie SAMEDI, 2 AvriI, 1870. a
u heurrs du matin, Ia prupriete ci-apres de-
critic. saisie pour s~atisfaire lie dit writ. a ~savoiri
Une c~ertaine portion de terre boisee, situtt
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lee. pres la Polnte Plaqnemine. contenant a
peu pres tTente-sept arprnts de supericie, Dor
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les propriitts de Nine. st Blanca, sud par Ia
terre autrefois a Don Louis Carriere, nord par
les terres antre'ois appartenant a Louis He-
bert, maintenant a -
Conditions-Comptant.
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Comparison

Comparison
$500. -. #EE-r
@ or THE
Losses by Death During the
r. year 1865, g
s 1890, =.
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Conditions-Comptant.
26 ftvrier JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff.
VENTE PUBLIQUE.

Succession dc samuel l.. U07say.
I'll SERA vendu d r'cncan public, en- vertu
L. dun ordre dc Ia Cour de Paroisse, par
Ia s%oussigne, ADMINISTRATIVE, OH par un
encanteur public, all Magasin de j. L. Nor
riS, en- la vile d. Big Cane dams cette dite
p~aroisse, lie JEUDI, 10 Mars 1870, les pro-
prietes CT apres decritcs appartenant 4 la
succession de Samuel L. Dorsay decide,
4 savoir:
Une jument americana, une petite ju-
ment, deux chevaux ~creoles, 2 bois de Its,
deux Its de plumes, ct trois matelas ct
quatre o~reillers ; l secretaire, garde robe,
bureau, ct autres meubles de maison ct de
cuisine, comprenant I'M poole, etc. !; 9 bales
de coton, l lot de medicines, l lot d. livres
m6dicals, les complies medicals, ct autres
articles don't Remuneration serait trop Ion.
que.
Conditions-Comptant sur les lieux.
.. JULIA A. DORSAY, a.
26 FEWER, 10. .. ADMINISTRATIVE
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Succession de lob B.fRawls.

Cour de Paroisse, w., mn.
Paroisse St. Landry NO: y
VINCENT BOAGNI, de 10 Paroisse de St,
Landry, ayant presente une petition, a
rettet d'etre nomme administeur d. la sue,
cession de Job B. Rawls, decide, derniere-
ment de la dite psroisse;
En- consequence avisest par lie present donne
aux in:eresses dams cette succession d'avoir a
deduire par ecrit, a mon bureau dams les
dix iours qui %suivront la date d. present
avis les ~raisons, siaucune lis ont pour lesquelles
il ne serait pas fait droit a la demande du peti.
i~onnaire. JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
26 ftv,ier. 1870.
Succession de WIN. CottreIi.
Cour de Paroisse, St. LGndry-No. 1851,
COLBERT FOREMAN, de la Paroisse,
" de St. Landry, ayant presente une petit
ton a l'efrt d'6tre nomm6 administrator de-
la succession de William Cottrell, dtccdt, der
Increment de la dite paroisse:
En- consequence avis est par lie present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession
d'svoir a deduire- par ecrit a mon bureau,
dams les dix jour qui %suivront la date du pre-
sent avis les ~raisons, 81 aucune lis ont pour
lesquelles il ne serait pas fait droit a la deman-
de du pGtitionnaire.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
26 FEWER 1870
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FROM UTICA.

The citizens of Utica were favored with fine
vocal concert on Tuesday evening, Nov. Goth, 1t
Prenticss Hall, by Prof. Lansing and other tai.
ented gentlemen and lady vocalists from your
city. The evening was pleasant and large and
appreciative audience were in attendance. The
Utica Brass Band having been invited to attend
the concert. played few of their new and choice
pieces The duets by the Misses Lansings were
very fine, and Miss Alderman highly delighted
the audience. Master James Lansing, jr., was
good, and acquitted himself very nicely for one
so young. And Prof. 4. Frank Ford was i'm.
mense. especially in his Halielujsh Band. The
concert was a decided success, and all were
thoroughly satisfied. Come again Mr.. Lansing,
with your troupe, and We will give you bigger
house than the last.
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Congress-.

Congress assembled at Washington at -
o'clock on Monday. \ quorum was present
in both houses, and the day was spent in
reading the Presidents message. On Tuesday
the senate was in session about 80 minutes
during which no business was done, except to
considersome motions in reference to revision
OF the standing committees. In the house.
several bills were introduced to repeal the
income tax, and short, sharp struggle took
place over land grant bill passed by the SEN
ate at the last session but undisposcd of by the
house The aid proposed is to railroad from
st. Croix river to Lake Superior, in Minnesota.
The whole army of land grabbcrs were on
hand to support the bill, and test vote show
ed majority of9 in Its favor. Wednesdays
proceedings in the senate were unimportant,
In the house sundry bills were introduced,
among which the NEST notable was one by
Mr.. Farnsworth to abolish the franking priv
ilege
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The Message.

The Presidents message is given in full on
our inner form 1t is document that has
been pronounced by some of our radical CO.
temporaries 'adroit,' chiefly. we suppose, on
account of its general flatness and non.com-
mittalism. Indeed the President seems to be
in favor Of nothing in particular except the
annexation of San Domingo, and for this he
pleads with all the earnestness of a mother for
a spoiled child. 1t is said the Presidents
friendsare really COMPOUNDED by the earnestness
with which he urges the project, which is so
well understood to be one of the dirtiest Jobs
ever proposed to congress for its sanction
The recommendation in favor of a general
amnesty, which it was promised should form
so conspicuous feature in the message is up.
fortunately omitted and instead of it we have
the hypocritical cant about "loyal' voters
being debarred from attending the polls in
some OF the southern states, in the face of the
notorious farce which the radicals have made
OF the elective franchise in the south for the
last six years with a shameessness which no
language can properly characterize. The fling
at revenue REFORM with which the message
closes, is an ebullition ofpetty spiteas impotcnt
and unworthy of Grants position as he is unfit
to occupyit
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The facilities OF our firm ere such as to enable
us to sell you goods less than you can buy them
elsewhere
With our magnificent aud wellighted Store
filled with the largest and finest stock of Dry Goods
ever opened in Ottawa. and having double the
room and twice the amount of stock we formerly
had, we are now Offering special inducements to
all cash buyers.
Received this week 1000 yards more of those rich
Popiins AZ IS cents per yard.
5000 yards plain and figured Dress Goods, at Is
cents per yard.
1000 ysrds plain Popliu AOhairs, At 1919 cents
per yard.
The largest stock OF Cotton Goods IN the city.
Prints and Sheetiugs at less figures than any
where else.
Special Bargains in Flannels and Blankets
100 doz. more OF nice Aerino Hose, at l2x cents
per pair.
The ladies should ever remember that the largest
stock Of Kid Gloves and Corsets will be found at
Seott. Hsuts Co.'S.
We have just received large lot Of Nice Goods
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Rsesivsd yesterday . largo lot of Ladies' and
HisssI purs, ct much below their real value. We
invite every lady that 10 in search Of Furs to call
and go eur stock before purchasing.
Ladies' snd Childrsn's Underwear very cLesp.
Sco,r, Hourx / Co.
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Circuit Court.


We left the LoagwostA trial last week OF
Friday morning, when Mr.. Boyle was address
ing the jury. His argument wa. very clear and
compre hensive, and Of great force. He was fol
lowed by Mr.. Stipp. who spoke five hours in the
mastery manner peculiar to this talented at
torney. Z. F. Bull followed from till 0 O'Clock
Friday evening, and Continuing next morning
till noon, and afterwards till 8 o'clock, Col T.
Lyle Dickey concluding at o'clock. All ~.
addresses we're characterized by unusual ability
and thoroughuess
The jury remained out until about II o'clock,
when they returned into court-Hon. Judge LIE.
land having been sent for-with the following
verdict: 90
We, the jury, find William Longworth, som
Tor, guilty of manslaughter, and fix his term in
the penitentiary three years; and further find
VIM. Longworth, ir., not guilty. in manner and
form AZ charged in the indictment"
On Monday morning motion for new trial
WAS entered by the defence. ...t
The case of the People vs. John Phillips, in.
dictment for stealing horses, was called. Blan.
chard for the prosecution, and Dewey and Rich.
olson for the prisoner.
The facts seem to be. that on the 10th OF Sept.
last, mare and colt were stolen from Mr.. Pen.
dergast, at Peru, and horse from Mr.. McMa.
hon. Chsuncey Weatherly, who plead guilty
some days ago, and has gone to penitentiary 70,
three years, and the prisoner, IS several witness.
es testified, were seen at Peru on the evening of
the theft, and boy swore he saw PHILIPPE lead.
ing two of the horses out of Pendergast's pas.
ture on that evening The horses were found
in Joliet, in possession of "Joskey Stevens" On
uncle of the prisoner, who, it seems, claimed to
have bought the horses of prisoner. The do.
fence set up an alibi several women having seen
him on the evening of the Same 10th, but a. the
women seemed of rather doubtful reputation,
the jury concluded to send John up, where he
can enjoy the companionship of his "pal,"
Weatherly, under such healthy restrictions as
the officers of the state calsboose may deem best
On Wednesday the case Of the People vs. Hen.
~ Bourne, indicted for larceny and enbezzle.
ment was concluded very abruptly, at the con.
clusion of DR.. Stout's testimony. Stout had en-.
trusted to the care of Bourne horse. which the
latter traded off, the Dr. claiming that the de.
PENDANT had embszzlei the proceeds, &C., while
the defendant alleged that all had been done with
the Doctors knowledge and consent The Doc.
tors evidence sustaining this view, the prosecu.
tor abandoned the case and the jury, under direc.
ton of the court, returned q verdict Of not
guilty.
On Thursday morning, the court took up the
motion for . new trial in the Longworth case,
which was argued, at length, by Mr.. Stipp Tor
the prisoner, and Judge Dicksy for the people. |
The court overruled the motion, and the prison.
ar. VIM Longworth, WAS sentenced to the psn.
entiary for three years, in accordance with the |
verdict Of the jury.
The present term Of the court closes to-day.