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"Uselessness divinest,
or a use the finest"

or a use the finest"
had redeemed religions and races from the
darkest phases of superstition before they
taught Leigh Hunt 'the end of use." Trans
mitted from earlier, adopted by later religions
passing from pagan temples to be cult
waited in convent Walls-the common flowers
of our gardens have reached us as an imper-
ishable trust bequesthed by the first intima-
tions of Supreme Love to the mind of man.
These floral optimists have preached their
evangel of hope through the winter of
superstitious fear and the terrors pic
tured by priestcraft have been covered
over by their soft and irresistible invasion
of every church festival, their smiling SYM
pathy with the bride, their power TO wreathe
with beauty the coffin and the grave. 1t is
remarkable how little of ill has ever been
believed of them, whereas every animal has
been somewhere regarded as a devil. Except
a few names given with humor rather than
malevolence, as devil's-apron and devils-le
(ddO,ll eetan, as the nettle is called by the
natives of Timor), and few similar names,
there are few which have ever suggested
diabolism. Chickweed, pigwort, pickpocket,
snap-dragon, Jack-in-the- pulpit, and the like,
are at worst grotesque; and as a general
thing even poisonous fowers-as acouIte.
called wolf's-bane, monk s-hood, etc.-havs
been regarded from the optimistic point of
view. Inc tatal thanglnent OF Madagascar
is believed to be divine plant, given to be a
test of the rightfulness or wrosgfulness
of an accusation. 1t was not with
antipathy that the Egyptians regarded
the frail anemone as a symbol of sickness. 1t
is notable that the most sacred flowers have
been rather weeds and parasites than flowers,
and it is possible that they shared some of the
sanctity with which idiots are invested In
Russian villages. / doubt not that if We
could cross-examine some brother of the
stone age as to this preference for JOHNS
wort, he would express himself as nearly as
possible in the language of passage written
by Hawthorne amidst his conflict with the
squash-bugs in his garden Why is it,
wonder" asks Hawthorne, that Ma
ture has provided such & host of enemies
for every useful escuient, while the
weeds are suffered TO grow unmolested,
and are provided with such tenacity of life
and such methods of propagation that the
gardener must maintain a continual struggle,
or they will hOpelessly oyerwhelm him
What hidden virtue is in these things that il
u granted to SOW themselves With the wind
and 10 ErsPPle thS earth With this unmiti
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THE SYMBOLISM OF FLOWERS.

When Goethe represents Margaret as pluck
ing the star flower and crying, as its last leaf
falls, "He loves mel" and Faust as saying,
"Iet this fowery language be thy heavenly
oracle!" he traced all our drawing-room for
tune-telling with flowers to its true source in
divination. At the earliest age of the world
the human heart felt flowers to be the natural
symbols of gentle affections and noble aspi-
rations. Their
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10 juin 1871.
KHpAsfR 1e0r Ee Sheriff,

Isaac N. Arthur Cour dc District,
VS.. Paroisse st. Landry.
Thomas c. Willis.} No. llo4l.
lin NERTU dun alias writ dc Fl. ia. Ian
80 &c par la i1uitleme Cour de District de
rEtat dc la Louisiana, dams ct pour la par
oissc St. Landry, dams ~l'afaire ci-dessus
intitulee, ct a moi adresse, je procederai a
vendre 4 lencan public, a la Maison de
Cour dc la dite paroisse, EN- la vile des OPP
%elousas, lie SAMEDI, Ter JULIET, 1871,
il II heures du matin, les proprietcs cj.apres
decrites, saisies pour satisfaire lie dit writ,
Il SAVIOR:
Une c%ertainc habitation situec au Bayou
Chicot, avcc toutes les batisses ct ameliora-
tons qui s'y trouvent, contenant environ
douze cent cinquante acres, bornec au nord
par lie chemin public qui conduit dc la Vile
Plate au Bayou Chicot, au sud par Nine
Francis Singleton, a Test par rhabitation
Murdoch, ct a rouest par DIES torres incon-
nues. Aussi, quatre chevaux americans,
deux paires dc bGufs dc tire, unc charrette
Il bpufs, un wagon 4 deux chevaux, avec
les harnais, trois vaches ct lcurs veaux,
trois vaches sans yeaux, six charrucs ct
trois herses.
Conditions-Comptant
E. 0. HAYES, Sheriff:
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JUDGEMENT

Marie Vidrine, femme, OCCUR de Dist.
Pierre Felix Morein, mari. No. 12lO5.
nANS cette ~affaire, la loi ct pevidence etant
~ Ell favour de la %plaignante, il est ordon-
ne, adjuge ct decrGte qu'elle ait I'm jugement
pour, ct qu'elle recouvre du defendeur, la
somme de deux mile deux cent soixante-cinq
30Il0O piastres, lie montant des fonds para
phernaux reeus par lie defendeur ct converts
a son usage; que l'bypotheque legale de la
plaignante soft reconnue sur toutes les pro-
prietes immobilieres du %defendeur, a colnpter
des dates suivantes, SAVIOR: pour la somme de
sept cent douze 25IlO0 p~iastres a partir du %
Septembre lo43, ct pour la somme de quinze
cen cinquante-trois 1lIl00 piastres a partir du
% Aout 1886. La Cour adj uge de plus que
la plaignante est la proprietaire dans son droit
separe des prophecies sniVantes: eentdix-huit
tetes de b6tes a cornes ct dix chevaux des des-
cendapts du bGtail marque rs apporte en- ma.
rage par la plaignante, sill en- reste autant. ii
est de plus ordonne, adjuge ct decrGte que la
plaignante soft separee de biens avec lie defen-
deur; que la societe legale ou communicate
d'acquets ct de gains ~existant eli devant entire
eux soft dissoute; que la p|aignante ait Fad.
minstration unique ct exclusive de ses pro-
prietes, ct que le defendeur pale les frais de
&c process.
Fait, In ct signe, Cour siegeante, ce 2me
Jour de JUN 1871.
JOHN f. KING,
Juge du Sine District Judicialre, Line.
Pour copie conforme
E.P. VEAzlE, Dtputt Grefier.
Ter juliet 1871.
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John II. Overton VS.. Elizabeth Wright,
veuve, &c. Cour de Paroisse, Paroisse
st. Landry. No. 500.
TIN vcrtu dun wit dc fl. ia: lance par
~ rl[on. la Cour de P~aroisse dams ct pour
la Paroisse 81. Landry, dams lie process CT
dessus i%ntitule, ct a moi adress6, ,je vendrai
en- vente p%ublique, au plus offrant enche-
~risseur, d la Maison de Cour de laditc Pa
~roisse, en- la vile d'Opelousas, lie
Sumedi, 5 Aout 1871,
d onze heures du matin, la proprietc CT
apres decrite, %saisies pour satisfaire ledit
writ, SAVIOR:
La Motto dun lot de tcrrc sitn6c dams la
vile dc Washington, avec toutes les batisses
ct amtliorations qui s,'y trouvent, born6e au
nord par Ia rue Dupre, au sud par la rue
Carriere, a Fest par la rue St John, ct Il
rouest par la propriete dc John O'Riley.
Conditions-Comptant.
f. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
1rr ,Juillet 1S71
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JUGFM

Corinne Lastrapes Cour de District,
Jules E. Debaillon. No. 1924.
IL a etc dtmontre a la satisfaction de la
IL Cour que lie defendeur dams cette affaire
await recu pour le compte de sa femme la
somme de neuf mile deux cent soixante-d dix
hut p~iastres ct quatre-vingt-dix cents, princi-
pal ct int6r6t dune sCmme d'argent que lie
tuteur de la plaignante lui devait a lep oque
de son marriage. Et il a de plus etc demontre
que les affaires du defendeur sont dams une
condition tres embarrassee ct quill est n%otoire-
ment insolvable. Et il a de plus etc demon
tire que lie defendeur, pat acte passG pardevant
James X. Dixon, Notaire Public pour st. Lam
dry, date du 8 Fevrier 1871, a fait une dation
en- Placement au montant de douze cent qua
tre.vingt-quinze piastres il sa femme, pour sa-
tisfalre en- partie Ia reclamation contre lui. II
est ell raison de celia ct parce que la loi est en-
favour de la plaignante, ordonne ct decrGtG
que la communicate %d'acquets ~existant entire
la plaignante ct lie defendeur soft dissoute.
Et il est de plus 1rdcnne ct decrete que Ia
plaiguante soft sGparee de biens avec lie defen-
deur. 1T il est de plus ordonn6 ct decrete
que la plaignante ait I'm iugement contre lie
defendeur pour neuf mile deux cent soixante-
dix-huit ~piastres ct soixante-dix cents avec
interet a partir du IL F'Gvrier 1871, n1oins
douze cent neutrality-suspicious. piastres.
Fait, lu ct signe, Cour siegeante, &c 2me
jour de JUN 1871.
JOHN E. KING,
JUICE du Sine District Judiciaire.
Pour Copie conforme:
Il. p. VEAzIE, DGpute Grefier.
"a iuin 1871.
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Vcnte PMbIiQue.

Succession de feU Zenon Borfelon.
LHN vertu dun ordre do la Cour des Preuves
Ia de Ia paroisse st. Landry, il sera vendu
"a lencan public, au plus ofrant enchcrisseur,
par lie sousslgne, gu par un eneanteur public,
a la derniere residence du defunt, Ell la vile
de Washington, paroisse St. Landry, le
Mercredi, 10 Juliet 1871,
les proprietGs ci-apres dGcrites, appartenant
a la succession de Zenon Bordelon, DECIDE,
II SAVIOR:
I'm certain terrain on morceau de terre. en-
semble avec les batisses ct ameliorations qui
sly trouvent, situc dams la vile de Washing
ton, paroisse st. Landry, borne au uord par
Edouard Richard ct NJ. Lemelle, an sud par
lie Bayou Carron, a Fest par Victor Dejean,
ct Il rouest par NJ. Lemelle.
Environ trente acres de terre m~arecageuse,
situees sur lie Bayou Crocodile, dams la pa
roisse st. Landry, Giant lie lot No. | de la sec
tioneNo. ], township A sud &c Ia rangee 4 est.
Conditions-Comptant.
Aussi, les prophecies mobilieres suivantes,
dependant de la sue cession susdite, seront
vendues lie LUNDI, 3 Juliet, 1871, au meme
lieu, SAVIOR:
Dix tetes de betes. a cornes douces, une
vache ct son veau, une jument ct son %poulain,
une pouliche ~alezan, I'm cheval, un lot de
cochons. I'LL fusil de chase, ct un plstolet.
Conditions-Comptant.
PIERRE CHARLY, Admir-.
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John H. Ward Cour de Dis trict,
VS.. Paroisse st. Landry.
Robert R. Harwell. No. 1928.
New & Estorge Cour de District,
VS.. Paroisse st. Landry.
Robert r. Harwell. No. 1868.
LIN vertu de deux writs de alias fieri
- facias, lances par la SINE Colr de Dis
trict de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour
Ia Paroisse st. Landry, dams les process ci
dessus intitnles, ct i moi ADDRESSES, je yendrai
en- vente publiaue, au plus ofrant enche
risseur, d la Maison de Cour de ladite Pa.
roisse, en- la vile d'Opeloasas, lie SAMEDI,
5 AOUT 1871, i ONE heures du matin, Ia
propriete ci-apres decrite, saisie pour sa,
~tisfaire lesdlts writs, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terre, situe dams
la Paroisse St. Landry, sur lie cote est du
Bayou Plaquemine Brulee. ayant deus
acres de ~largeur sur quarante acres de pro,
fondeur, borne dun cate par DIES terres d
Theoduie Daigle ct de rautre cote par de:
terres apPartenant autrefois d Baptiste Da'
| vid.
Conditions-Comptant.
T., @. HAYES, Sheriff.
Ter Juliet, 1871.
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Succession de fen Eleonoye Chacherc.
I'm vertu dun ordre dc rHon. la Cour
1zI des Preuves de la Paroisse St. Landry,
il sera venIu en- vente pnbli4ue, au plus
offrant encherisseur, par lie soussigne, on
par IN encanteur public, a la Maison de
Cour de la Paroissc st. Landry, en- la Vile
d'Opelousas, lie va
M0r7i, % Juliet 1871,
les proprietes ci-apres decrites, dependant
de la succession d'Eleonorc Chachere, dece-
dee, savoir:
/. La derniere residence de la d6funtc,
situec dams la vile dOpclousas, contenant
trois lots on arpents, avec toutes les batisses
ct authorizations qui sly trouvent.
2. Tn lot de tcrrc dams la vile d'Opclou-
sas, Giant lie lot OH sont %situtees les batisses
occupies Tune par B. A. Martel ct Huds-
peth, CONNIE bureau de droit, ct Iautrc par
iimprimerie du journal DIES Opelousas,"
pres dc la Maison dc Cour, avec toutes les
batisscs ct authorizations excepte recurie ct
remise i pextremite sud du lot, bate par
Theodore Chachcre. Ce lot sera vendu en-
deux morceaW, une ligne parallele avec
rextr6mit6 nd4d dc Iimprimeric du "Jour-
nal" traversant lie dit lot de Test Il 1ouest
Cormant la liguc dc separation entire les
deux morceauX.
Termes ct Conditions-Une Motto paya-
bic compliant, ct lautre motto payable lie
Ter Novembre 1871, racquereur fournissant
deux obligations. chacune pour la Motto du
dcrnier Placement, p~ortant HUT pour cent
d'intertt il partir de ltch6ance; unc hypo-
thequc spsciale ct lie privilege du vendeur,
avec la clause de non alicndo, etant rctenus
sur les proprietts vendues jusqu'au pale
ment final.
B. A. MATTEL, Tuteur.
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Alphonse Desmare VS.. Raphael j. Smith,
Cour de District, ST. Landry. No. HOY
I'm vertu dun writ de tieri faclas, lance
IL par THon. la Huiticme Cour de District
de rEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia Pa
roisse St. Landry, dams lie process colossus in
thule, ct 4 moi adresse, u vendrai ell Vents
publique, a la Maison de Cour de la dite Pa
%roisse, en- la vile dOpelousas, le
Sdmeei, 1ev Juliet 1871,
a ONE heures du matin, la proprietc ~ci-apres
dGcrite, saisie pour satisfaire lie dit writ, sa.
voir:
LIE quart indivis du .jugement No. 1887
des registres de la Cour de District, st. Lam
dry, intitule Il. J. Smith ct ais. vs.. John L.
Smith, Admir-.
Conditions-A I'm credit de douze mois,
facquereur fournissant son obligation ct Sc
curite scion la loi.
L. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
1- .,., ts~f
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Etat de La Louisiana.

CoUR DE PARoIssE, Sr. LANDRY, No. 1924.
Succession de Therence Sicily.
DRIGITTE MECHE, de la paroisse st.
Id Landry, Tutrice, ayant cnregistre un Ia
bleau final de distribution des fonds de la
dite succession, accompagne dune petition
demandant l~homologation d'icelui;
Et attendu quill a etc fat droit a la de-
mande de la dite petition par un ordre de la
Cour en- date du 8 Mai 1871;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux intGresses dams cette succession,
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune ills ont,
par cert, a mon bureau dans la vile des Ope-
%lousas, dams les delais presents par la lol,
pourquoi ledit Tableau ne serait pas approuve
ct homologue.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefier
min 1871.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

10 @&F avGTg% AVE ----& @ ~ +#& #IH
London. June 2O.-Gcn. Clusere
has been arrested. Milliere ha'
been seer recently in Liverpool.
A dispatch to the Daily Ner
saws: Instructions have been givel
from Berlin to stop the return o
German troops from France, ant
to discontinue the surrender 0
French prisoners.
The MorWing Post says the CRANE
review which was to have takel
place last Sunday was postponed
because the troops would cry Vivt
TEmpereur."
Paris, June 20.-Prince Napoleon
has accepted the candidature fol
the Assembly, from Corsica, and
his election is Thought to be certain
Corpses are daily discovered III
the mined houses of Paris. The
exploration of the sewers has beer
completed. Many bodies were
found in q horribly mutilated con
dition, and buried at night in the
cemetery at Montmartre.
The German war had cost France
three milliards francs.
London, June 2I.-The popula.
ton of England and Wales is 90.
100000, Ireland $780, 900.
London, June 22.-The Minister
of the Colonies declared in The
Spanish Cortes that Spain would
hold Cuba as long as men and arms
were forthcoming.
Versailles, June 24.-Gen. Tale.
mand has raised the blockade O.
Fort National in Algeria, after q
spirited fight, in which he lost eight
men killed and 30 wounded.
Paris, June 24.-Forty-seven
ships of the French navy have been
disarmed and $4,000 sailors dis.
missed.
The present effective artillery
force of France consists of 400 bat.
teries and 4O43 guns.
London, June 25.-The following
is the programme of the Orleanists:
If the elections show a monarchical
majority in the Assembly, Il consti.
tuition will be presented, when adop.
ted, to offer the throne to Count de
Chambord should he find the
throne eramped by constitutional
limitations, inconsistent with his
dignity, the crown then to be ten.
dered to the Count de Paris
Gambetta offers his service to the
Republic.
London, June ga cotton mill
ut Manchester was burned last
night, by which 1000 workmen are
thrown out of employment. ! j
A snow storm prevails in Shields.
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Succession de teu Ernest DejeaR.
lin vertu dun ordre de lhon. la Cour
- des Preuves de la Paroisse st. Landry.
il sera vendu d rencan public, au plus Of
frant encherisseur, par lie soussigne GU
par I'm encanteur public, d la residence de
Jean Bic. Dejean, pres du Port Barre, pa
roisse. susdite, lie
Mercredi, y Juliet 1871,
les prophecies ci-aprss decrites, dependant
de la dite succession, SAVIOR:
. Tn pistolet, un ~Violon, ur.e MALE de vieux
hinge.
Conditions-Comptant -
HENRY I. CHEVIS,
Z Ter Juliet Administrator.
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Success'On de fen F07iere 1rndNd.
LNN vertu dun ordre de la Cour des Preuves
IA de la paroisse st. Landry, il sera vendu
ID pencan public, au plus offrant enchtrissaur,
par lie soussignt, OIL par I'm encanteur d,tment
qualitie, sur les licux, lie
Mercredi, 2G Juliet 1871,
la propriete ci-apres decrite, a savoir
I'm morceau de terre situG dams la Paroisse
st. Landry, contenant vingt-trois acres, plus
on moins, borne all nord par Ia terre de Os-
born. au sud par la terre de L. c. Anderson, i
Pest par la terre de - elancon, ct a lou-
est par la terre de L. c.. Anderson.
Conditions-Comptant.
JOACHIM JOUBERT,
"a iuin Administrator.
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Succession de teu Eugene Sheridan.
I'm vertu dun ordre de -'Hon. la Cour DIES
IL Preuves de la Paroisse St. Landry, il sera
vendu ell vente publique, au plus ofrant en-.
cll6risseur, par lie soussignd, GU par un en-,
%canteur. a la Maison de Vile, dams la vile de
Washington, en- ladite Paroisse, lie
Natdi, % Juliet, 1871,
la propriGtG ci.apres ddcrite, dependant de
la succession d'Eugene Sheridan, decide, der
increment de la dite paroisse, SAVIOR:
Tn lot de terre, situe dams la vile de Wash
ington, design6 CONNIE lie lot No. 30 sur lie
plan de ladite vile, ct borne CONNIE suit: as
nord par la rue Moundville, au sud par la rue
-, a iouest par la rue du Point, ct a Fest
par l'Eglise Cathollque.
Conditions-Comptant.
EBERT CAN'T,
q JUN Administrator Public.
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Succession de C7eoNise L. G. Pitre.
INN vertu dun ordre de THon la Cour des
Ia Preuves de la Paroisse St. Landry, il Sc
ra vendu en- vente publique, au plus offrant
enchGrisseur, par le soussigne on par I'm en-
canteur public, IA la derniere residence de la
defunte, Il rAnse AUX Pailles, en- cette pa.
roisse, lie
Mercrcdi, 5 Jmilet 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, dependant de
la succession de Cleonlse L. G.. Pitre, decG1ee,
SAVIOR:
|. Une habitation situee a rAnse aux Pail,
les, Parolsse st. Landry, contenant cent Gin
quante arpents, plus on moins, ensemble avec
toutes les authorizations, bornee au nord par
la succession d'Alexandre Deville, decide, a
Pest par Eloi Vidrine, au sud par des terres
publiques, ct a rouest par Boisdore.
2. Tn moroccan de terre de prairie situe a
rAnse aux Pailles, dams ladite Paroisse, con.
tenant cinquante arpents, plus on moins, Dor
ne au nord par lhabitation ci-dessus declite,
a Pest par lie domaine public, au sud par Eloi
Vidrine, ct a Pouest par Boisdore.
Cling tetes de betes a cornes, deux marques
a marquer les animaux, meubles de maison,
ct beaucoup dautres articles.
Et aussi, les propriet6s suivantes, apparte'
udub Gil SUllIuulfduLG a. Id ultS sAtttSSltH CT II
Henry Beauregard, Administrator Tn loi
d'outils de charpentier. I'm fusil double, us.
tensiles de cuisine, une paire de beuts de
tire, trois tetes de betes a cornes, une iumen,
creole. TN lot de cocions, une charrette a
cheval, une herse, une charrette Il beufs
charrues, etc.
Termes ct Conditions--Les terres seront
vendues payables en- trois placements, savoir
lie premier Placement devant etre fait lie lei
Avril 1872, lie deuxieme lie Ter Avril 1873, ct
lie troisieme ct dernier Placement lie Ter Avri
1874 chaque Placement portant interet a raj
son de hut pour cent par an depuis FechG
ance EN- cas- de %nou.paiement les acquereur:
devant fournir leurs obligations avec bonnie 81
solvable securite a la satisfaction de l'Adml
nistrateur, les terres demeurant specialemen
bypothequees EN- favour de la die succession
ct lie privilege du vendeur reserve, jusqu'at
Placement final du principal ct des interGts.
La balance des prophecies sefont venduet
pour du compliant lie jour de la vente, ct an
cum article ne sera delivre aYant quill mai
etc pave.
HENRY BEAUREGARD,
3Juin Administrator