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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02
AISLE BIN.

WEDSEsDAY. Feb. /. ISL.
Assembly convened at li:00 n. IN.
Speaker Iowery in the Chair.
Roll called-absent, Williams and
Trousdalc.
Prayer by Rev. J.. j. Hammond.
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
REPORTS.
Child. from the Committee on
Claims, reported substitute for Assem-
bly, Bill No. 80, to audit and allow the
claim of \. e.. Ellis. and recommend
the passage of the substitute.
Willard. from the Enrolment Com
mittee. reported as correctly enrolled
ana delivered to the Secretary oil State.
concurrent resolution No. =.
MOTIONS ASD RESOLUTIONS.
Hatch introduced a resolution in
>tructing the >ergcant-at-Arms 10 pro-
cure for the use of the House the lat
est edition Of Bancroft's map or the
Pacific states and Territories.
Adopted.
Mcclellan. q concurrent resolution
establishing Il mail line from Nads-
worth 70 Belmont. Rules suspended,
hill read second time hy title and re-
D AfA AAAA " N0AAlAtlAlAtA VIZ Af'AfAAA tAt-
latiOnS.
Lockwood introduced a resolution
~instructing the Committee on Federal
Relations to inquire into the matter of
Nevada's claims against the General
Government for arming and equippin-
troops.
NOTICES
Hogan gave notice of a bill to pro
Z Gil. So - sine t.af1rAnI fA,tt1z IN this
state.
Bowman in the Chair.
Brown was granted leave Of absence
for balance 81 the day.
\ bill for an Act to reduce natural
ization fees was referred 20 the Judi
ciarv Committee.
INTRODUCTION.
Wagner introduced n bill TO provide
for the payment of the outstanding
Indebtedness of White Pine county.
Rules suspended, bill read second
time 10y title, and referredt to the White
Pine delegation.
Lockwood. a bill 10 provide for the
greater security OF property from loss
by fire. Rules suspended. bill read
second time by title, and referred u
the Committee on Corporations.
Savage, from the Committee on
Ways aud Means, reported back Sen.
ate Sill No. So, and recommended il.
passage n amended. Referred To Ju.
dietary.
senate concurrent resolution No. st
relative 10 printing reports Of Con.
frollcr and Treasurer, passed.
Senate concurrent resolution No. Il
relative TO printing 30 copies OF rule
and joint rules, passed.
Senate concurrent resolution No. -
relative 10 printing report OF che sur
+ gcou General. passed.
Assembly 1911 No. 20. relative {,
government Of state Prison. Rea,
third time and passed-ayes. 81; noes
); absent, =.
FUNDING BILLS.
On motion. senate Sill No. co. wa
was called up from the Judiciary com
mittee. and the House went into Com
mittec of the Whole MIR. Beck in tn
chair for the consideration OF Assem-
bly, Bills Nos. 90 and 81, and Senat
! Bill No. 6d.
senate Bill No. Gi. to authorize
. state loan and provide means for tn
, payment thereof. was read and sectio
. one amended.
Committee rose Speaker Lowery i
, the chair. reported progress and a>ke
Leave 10 st again.
: At l:C6 Assembly took a recess fc
one hour.
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FRAScE.-The arrangements for the
surrender of Paris are going on peace
ably, Notwithstanding some Of the
southern towns evince q disposition TO
prolong the fight. Tho distress OF
Paris, arising from a scarcity of food
is very great, but stores are being con
veyed to the city which viii speedily
relieve immediate necessities. The
German steamers from New York are
commencing their trips again via Eng
land. The armistiee ends on the 10Th,
including the sea forces. The las
seinbling Of the conference has been
postponed.
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FARTNI's BENEFIT.-The benefit to-
Professor Farm. ri the Carson theater
next Saturday evening, promises to be
an occasion of much interest. The
Carson Register was wrong in stating
that some Of the members of the Nir-
ginia Choral Society would participate,
but several most excellent vocalists
from Virginia have kindly volunteered
and will appear, besides those in Car
son Of whom we have already made
mention.-[Gold Hill News.
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CHALLENGE.

NrRsi>i.. January 81, ISL.
WV. H.. H0BrNslS-IEsf FIR: / will play you
a four o. bali carom game, one Thousand q ,u1ol
points up, three (3) points for each count, bar
push aud crotch. tor the champion cueo the State
uf Nevada aud the sum Of fits $50 dollars aside;
the said game 10 be played ia Carson On NoSDAY
NIGHT, February Is, 1s9l. commencing At :
o'clock, 20 be played a; the Magnolia billiard
Rooms. lr2 I'd CLIO, z. IIklIE.
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Tho meeting called at Sacramento,
preliminary TO the organization of n
Miners Protective Union met on Mon
day, and vas called to order by Col.
Berton. VIM. Nicely Johnson, Esq,
addressed the convention ut considera-
BILE Length.
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VIII Campbell having played him
self ont in Nevada as a politician, has
gone To San Francisco to try and mako
. living by practieing law.
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A DISPATC HE'S

t%sPSCiAL TO THE CARSON DAILY STATE REgIsrrR,
n I'VE wEsrEHS UNION LrNE.
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CHALLENGES ACCEPTED

CARsoS, February !, ISL.
MR. Gro. G. CURRfz. I accept Your challenge
70 play me a four a. hall caron game Of Billiards
for the ahampio cue of the State Of Nevada and
the sum IL my $50 dollars aside, the game 10
take piur- a. the Siagnolia Ssl,on an The night OF
the l3;h II this month, 1000 points uP, push and
crotch barred. counting three 90 FOR each shot
made, with ~ balls. WM. II. ROBINSON.
fe2-td Champion of Nevada.
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Ghe Nailn STATE Rroistcr.

CARSO% CITY
Thursday. Feb. =. 1-.l.
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DABBET TT HETAI..-50O POUNDS
- ofoLD TYPE, tor sale a, this Office.
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Nentc ISuDliUue.
N,,.norxIuD dr. f,u .Tuty fDsc

Succession de ttN Johh tlOsc.
I'm rcr,u dun ordre lie la Cour dcs preuvcs
~ de la p~aroisse St. Landry, i! scra vcntn
a l'rncan public, au plus otIrant enchtrisseur,
par lie sousSignc, Gu par un encantsur dtim"nt
q%ual!iit, a la derrierc residence dn dtlun', sur
lie Bayou Ttche, pres du Pert Barre. lie
Mnrredi, s Norembre, 1871.
les prophecies ci.apres de~crites, Il SAVIOR:
]. Lhabitation on lc de(unt demruralt IN
drrnirr. situte dams Ia prairie Petit Bots, en-
laditc ~paroiSsc -. Landry, contcnant a pru
pres deux cent puatrr-vingt.cinq arpents de-
superfcir, born|c al no"l par lr Bayou Tccle,
a Test par Ia tcrTt de Desire Godet, an sud
par --- ct ! lunest par Michel Castillo, en-
srmb!e avec tontes les bntisscs # Hmtlio!a-
tious qui sy trouvrnt.
2. La motto i1divisc DC hut cents arPents
de ttrr,s lie cypritres, situes en- c"trr pa
roisst:, Ia dite terrc etant cclle qul Sc trouve
IN socittc avec Charles Close, h qnatre miles
On has du Port Barre.
Les prophecies ci-lessues seront rrndues par
moTceauX de quarante afpents, qui ayant IN
arpcut de front sur q,larantr dc ~proiundenr.
Conditions-La moitic compliant lc jour dr
la vente, a administrators ct le 1"ste a un an,
ayec inter&t De ltchcauc.. h~ypotheque spe-
ciale ct privilege au vcndCur, la clause tie non
ai7'ado rcscrvct.
L'habitation suTa dtiivltc lc Ter Janvicl,
1872. DESIRE CODET,
Oct. 1871 Administrator
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The MOrmOn

Salt Lake City, Oct. l.-Three
companies of United States troops
arrived here to-day. They were sent
by Gen. Anger upon a requisition
from Gov. Woods.
Washington, Oct. "a special
dispatch from Salt Lake City reports
a rumor that Brigham Young has
been indicted and will be tried this
week.
Salt Lake City, Oct. 3.-Brigham
Young was arrested at four o'clock
Yesterday. He stands indicted for
RIGHTEOUSNESS.
Owing to sickness, he was allowed
to remain in his own house, under
the custody of the United States
Marshal.
Another anyofFederaltroops
arrived here to-day. Serious resis'
lance is improbable.
1t is generally believed that in.
dictments will be found against Brig,
ham Young for murder.
Salt Lake City, Oct. 3.-Brigham
Young's arraignmept has been post
poned on account of illness. He re-
mains at home in custody OF the
marshal. The arrest caused some
excitement.
Salt Lake City, Oct. 4.-Daniel
II. Wills, Mayor of Salt Lake City,
and Third President of the Mormon
Church. has been arrested for le~d-
ness, and held to bail in the sum OF
5000.
Salt Lake City, Oct. 5.-There is
no excitement here on account OF the
arrest Of Brigham Young. Young
is still at his residence, and promises
to submit to trial, but says nothing
as to what he will do if convicted.
Salt Lake City, Oct. GA special
conference was held at the Taber-
nacle yesterday. There were 5000
Mormons present. Federal officials
we're bitterly denounced. Brigham
Young was much excited, and prayed
curses on Federal officials.
He said, "Trust in God and keep
your powder dry, and do not fail to
have on hand a supply Of fixed am
munition.r The regular semi-annual
conference begins to-day
Salt Lake City, Oct. 1.-THE semi
annual Conference met to-day. The
language Of the Saints is generally
quiet and moderate.
The editor of the News and one OF
the apostles will be arrested for
lewdness.
Salt Lake, Oct. S.-Arrests for Ii.
centiousness continue. There was
vehement and ineendiary talk in the
Mormon Conference Saturday.
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Falling q Mile.

Louisville, Oct. 1.-The following
particulars of the death of Professor
Wilbur, the aeronaut, near Paoli,
Indiana, are given by a special cor
respondent
Before the imitation of the balloon
had been completed, it broke from
it's fastenings. Two men sprang for
the car but only htthero ropes, and
were carried off.
One of them fell when thirty feet
high and was mhurt, but Professor
Wilbur chung to the ropes until the
balloon assembled to the height Of a
mile or more, when he came whirling
to the earth.
AS he approached the earth, he
was feet foremost, then spread out
horizontally, thendoubledup, turned
over, and then Strengthened out with
his head downward. AS he struck
the earth he fell upon his head and
back, and was instantly killed.
His head was mashed into a jelly
and his body bruised and crushed
horribly. His body made an linden
tation i'm the ground eight inches
deep, and it rebounded four feetfrou
whereitfirststruck. The Professors
wife and little daughter were ON the
ground, and witnessed the terrible
affair.
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Miscellaneous News.

Washington, Oct. 2.-The debt
statement shows a decrease during
the month of S13, 500, 600.
New York, Oct. 2.-International
money orders between Great Britain
commenced to-day.
New York, Oct. s. Secretary
Seward and party arrived Oh the
Java.
Washington, Oct. Seen. Robert
Andersonreceived 8 $4,000 per annum
from the United States Government
half pay as a Brigadier General.
The story of his poyerty-stricken
condition in Switzerland is untrue.
San Francisco, Oct. 4-Newton
Booths official majority for Cover
nor is 50O8.
Rock Island, ILL.,, Oct. 5.-The
Grain Elevator at Davenport, Iowa,
with 10000 bushels grain burned
this afternoon. Loss 800, 900; in
surance $4,000.
Chicago, Oct. G.-There is a move
ment on foot among the Israelites
here to adopt the Berlin prayer book
and observe Sunday as the Sabbath,
Hayti, Sept. 23.-The new coffee
crop is abundant.
Savannah, Oct. 9.-The municipal
election to-day passed off quietly,
The Democratic ticket, with Col. j,
Screven for mayor, is elected by ove1
two thousand majority.
Philadelphia, Oct. "a riot oc'
Cured between whites and blacks
Several coloredr rioters were arrested
Shots we're fired and bricks were
thrown. Several were hurt.
Washington, Oct. 9.-The Presi
dent to-day approved so much of the
court martial sentence as sends Maj
Hodge to the penetentiary and hard
labor for ten years.
Baltimore, Oct. 9.-Rev. VIM. Bel
Whitehouse was consecrated Assis
tant Bishop OF South Carolina. The
sermon was preached byLorl Bishop
Of Litchfieid.
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WE
Mexico.

City of Mexico, Sept. 30, via
Havana, Oct. a-Elections com
pleted and Juarez has q majority of
Is in Congress. His election is
therefore certain and Congress has
nothing to do but go through form
of choice between the rival candi-
dates. 1t is believed there will be
no important revolutionary move
ments following this result. Conf
dence is restored in all parts of the
republic.
City of Mexico, October 2.-Jua-
rez was installed as President last
night, amid great excitement. No
revolutionary demonstrations have
vet been made, Juarcz's message
was conciliatory but firm.
Matamoros, Oct. o-Another
great revolution has broken out in
the State of Neuva Leon. AL the
State officers are leagued against
.Juarez. Ii il expected the move,
ment will be seconded by neighbor.
ing States.
Merchants here and on the coast
are uneasy, about coming events.
Great preparations r being made
at Matamoros for the defence of the
city
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Vente Dar Ie Sherlf.

Adrien Sonnier, Administrator VS.. Francois
Richard ct als.-Gour de District. Paroisse
St. landry.-No. 1896.
LVN vertu dun alias writ he Fl. "a. lance
IL par rHon, la Cour du Huiticlue District
Judiciaire, dams ct pour Ia paroisse St. Ian
dry, dams lie process ci-deSsus %intitnle, ct J: moi
adresst, je vendrai en- vente publique, all plus
otfrant encherisseur, Il Ia Maison de Cour de
ladite p%arossc, en- Ia willie d'Opelousas, lie
Same0i, 4 Nouembre, 1871,
n onze heures du matin, les prophecies ci.aprts
decritcs, saisies pour s~atisfaire lcdit writ, So.
voir:
| La moitit est du quart nord-oucst de Ia sec.
ton 1G, township :. all sud de Ia rangtc 3 est,
contenant quatre-vingt vingt denx centiemes
acres.
La moitie Quest du quart nord-est de la sec
ton Is, meme township ct rangee. conteuant
quatre-vingt vingt-deux centiemes acres.
LIE quart fractionnaire nord-ouest de Ia sec
ton 10. meme township ct rangcc, contensnt
cent dix-huit trente-deux centitmes acres.
lie quart fractionnaire sud-ouest de la sec.
ton Is, contenant cent seize trentc.six cen.
themes acres.
La motto sud du qnar. sud-est de la section
lG, meme township ct rangfe, contenant
quatre-vingt trente-quatre centiemes acres.
La Motto nord du quart sud. est de Ia sec.
ton l6, meme township ct ,ang6e, contenant
quatre vingt ~tsente-quatrc centiemes acres.
Aussi, toutes les batisses ct authorizations
qui sly trouvent.
Les prophecies ci-dessues ayant Ste saisies
CONNIE prophecies de Francois Richard et
Anaclet Richard.
! Uae boutique &c forgeron, situee sur Is
torre du chemin de fer, connue sous le non
de residence Calhoun, avcc tons les outils, etc
2 Une cnclume, / %souf1et. ID masteaux,
paires de pincettes, ! ctau, ] lot de yieux fer
une pierre a repasser les outils. 6 charrues,
paires de golfers, 5 golfers pour chevaux, un
paire de traits, 5 hacks, unc b6cAe.
Conditions-Comptant.
L o. HAYES, ShGrif.
so Sept, 1871. al
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The Great West Virginia Goat Case.

The folly of rushing into expensive litica.
ton for trivial causes is we'll illustrated in
a case now pending in the Circuit Court of
Ohio county. West Virginia. A citizen of
that county in 1870 shot a goat, worth per-
haps ten dollars, that had annoyed him by
repeatedly tresrassing on his grounds. The
owner of the goat sued for damages, and the
case was tried before a Justice of the Peace
and given to a jury of six. who failed to
agree upon a verdict, Ascend trial before
a similar tribunal resulted in a verdict of
$35*ffor the plaintiff. The defendant ap-
pealed to the Circuit Court, where q jury of
twelve failed to decide the matter; after
which another trial was had, resulting in a
verdict of $12 10 for the plaintiff. But now
the defendant came forward and alleged that
prior to the finding of this verdict he had
rendered to the plaintiff the sum Of S15 in
settlement of the claim, which, if proved,
would have the effect of rendering the plain
tiff liable for all the costs that had accrued
in the course of the suit. This alleged ten
der was denied by the plaintiff; so in March
last a jury was called upon to decide the
question, and this jury failed to agree. At
the June term the question Of fact in regard
to the alleged tender was given to another
jury, which was also discharged without
coming to any decision on the matter; and
it now seems as far from settlement as ever.
In the mean time costs have been accumu-
lating, sl14 95 being charged against the
plaintiff, and 1927 25 against the defendant,
to say nothing of lawyers fees on each side.
If the ~litigants were the only losers in this
case. it would not be so bad but the time
of the Court has been occupied to the ex.
%clusion of really important business, ~ant
large expenses have been incurred hat tn,
State is obliged to pay. Our own courts
arc too frequently occupied with suits nearly
or quite as frivolous as the great West Viz
ginia goat case. \. J. Sun.
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Succession DE William -Alen.
EsN vertu dun ordrc de lhon. la Cour
A DIES Prcuyes dc la Paroisse St. Landry,
il sera ycndu \ Iencan public, au plus Of.
trant enchtrisscur, par lie soussigne on
par IN encanteur public, q M%oundville, Ell
la p~aroisse st. Landry, lie
.Hercfedi, s Norembre, 1871,
les proprietts ci-aprcs decrites, dependant
dc Ia dite succession, SAVIOR:
/. HUT acres dc tcrre situe d Mound
vile, avcc toutes les batisses Ct aneliora-
lions qli sy tronvent.
?. Tn coffre avec cutils.
8. Tn lcvier.
!. Tn coffre ct son contenu.
). Tn grand cofIrc ct son coutenu.
6. Plusieurs cotfres ct leurS contenus.
:. Uno valise.
s. une MALE ct son contenu.
9
10. Cne montre en- argent.
II. IN matelas ct &C qui constitute TN lii.
II. Un poney creole, girls.
Conditlons-Comptant.
7. n. McCRORY,
Oct. 1th, 1871. Administrator.
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Ventc Da1. lie Sheriff.

Bloch ct Dupr6 vs.. Robert Mosby, ct all
Cour lie District. Paroisse St. Landry
No. 1905.
TN VERTU dun writ de fieri facias
- lance par la lIuiticne Cour lie Dis
trict de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct
pour la p~aroissc St. Landry, dams Faffaire
CT. dessus i~ntitulec, ct 4 moi adresse. je pro-
cederai il vendre a %lencan public, 4 la Mai.
son dc Cour dc la dite p~arcisse, dams Ia vile
DIES Opeloasas, lie SAMEDI, 4 Novembre,
1871, aonZr hcurcs du matin, les prophecies
ci-apreS dtcTites, saisies pour satisfaire le
dit writ, 4 SAVIOR:
Cent acres dc tcrre = prendre au coin
snd-ouest dun certain moroccan de terre dc
quatrc cent qnatre-vlngt acres, composes
CONNIE suit, SAVIOR:
!. Tn certain moroccan dc terre de trois
cent vinst-deux hut centiemes acres, etant
Ia Motto sud de la section 4, township :, AL
sud dc Ia rangee , est, CONNIE il est decrit
dams Ia carte du township, etant lie meme
moroccan de terre achete par D. A. Harris de
Cyprien Duprt, par IN acte passe devant
Yves D,Avy, Recorder, date lie 23 ~janvier,
1862.
- ! IL &FltLttI it.citFNtI Nt lSi!&. Uk1(
naIt cent so,Nante deux centielnes acres,
etant 10 quart sud-ouest de Ia section 5,
township +, all sud de Ia rangee . est, borne
al nord par les terres de Jesse Andrus ct
triah Green, Il Test par Uriah Green, AL
sud ct !; loueSt par dcS torres don't les pro.
pritta:res som inconnus, lie dit cent acres
tormant IN puadrilattrc allant de Test D
loucst ct Giant IcnN fois Ia largeur de celle
du rord au sud.
AnSsi, huit acres iniivisc dun certain
moroccan lie terre, mesurant trcntc arpcnts,
situt au Bots Mallet, dams la p~aroisse St.
Landry, borne M nord par DIES terres lie
Stephen u. Young, a Pest par Uriah Green,
4 loucst par lie meme ct au sud- ar Sylvanie
Sonnicr ct Joseph Chenier, avec toutes les
batisses ct authorizations Gui sly trouvent.
Conditions Compliant.
Z. @. HAYES, Sheriff
m Nrntoulhrn
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Foreign News.

London, Oct. 2.-There was a
fight at Cork Oh Sunday between
the policemen and supposed Fe.
mans. Shots were exchanged, and
one policeman wounded. Three ar
rests were made.
Paris, Oct. 6.-The sentence of
Rochefort has been committed from
imprisonment for life to Punishment
from French territory.
|. Rome, Oct. 6.-Twenty professors
of the University Of Rome have re-
fused to take the oath required by
the Italian Government.
Paris, Oct. 1.-THE Court OF re-
vision to which Rossel appealed has
sentenced him to death.
Constantinople, Oct. 1.-THE pro
gress of tho cholera has been
checked, and fears Of it's assuming
all epidemic form is subsiding.
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Eta de la Louisiana,
CoUR DE PAROlssE, ST. LASDR,

CoUR DE PARo,ssE, ST.. LANDRY.
SUGGESTIONS de Mary Eliza Simmons,
M. 1859, ct de Bosnian Hayes,
No. 2GG6.
nRSAMOS HAYES, de Ia paroisse St. Ian.
" dry, administrator des SUGGESTIONS de
Mary Eliza Simmons ct Bosnian Hayes, de.
ce16s, ayant enregistre I'M Tableau dc classi.
~fcation, de distribution ct I'm acompte dsssor
administration des dites SUGGESTIONS, accom-.
payne dune petition demandant Thomologa'
ton d'icelui;
Et attendu quill q etc fat droit a la demande
de la dite petition par I'm ordrc de la Cour ell
date du u Octobre, 1871.
En- consequence. avis est par lie pr6sen'
donnie aux intGresses dams cette succession
d'avoir "a fairc opposition, 81 aucune lis ont
| par Cert, a mon bureau dams la vile DIES Ope
lousas, dams les delais accordts par la loi
| pourquoi ledit Tablcau ne serait pas approuv
ct homologue.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefher.
ID Octobre, 1871.
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Health of Jackson.

Jackson, Oct. 3.-The Board of
Directors of the Mississippi State
Fair called upon all the physicians
and druggists of this city to ascer-
tain beyond question the sanitary
condition of Jackson, and the report
is that the city was never more heal.
thy at this season of the year. and
that the cold weather and trosts now
prevailing preclude all fears of fur.
tler sickness. The StateFair will
therefore certainly commence Octo'
Der q.
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Vente PubliQue.

S"ccessio" de fen George e. Hing.
TN vertu dun ordre de rHon. Ia Cour
- des Preuvcs de la Paroisse St. Landry.
! sera vendu d 1encaa public, au plus
offrant ench6risseur, par la soussignee, GU
par un encanteur public. q rancienne re-
sidence du Juge j. II. Oyerton, aux Opc-
~lousas, lie
Samedi, u Octobye, 1871,
les proprietes ci.apres decrites, appartcnant
a la succession de George R. King, decGde,
SAVIOR '
!. Tn large bois de lit en- mahogany.
2. une large table 4 diner en- mahogany.
3. une armoire en- mahogany. 4. Deux So
fas en- mahogany. 5. Six chaiScs en- maho-
gany. 6. Une table dc centre. Z. Uno
etagere.
Co,ditions-Comptant
ANN. E. WINN,
Octobre. Administrative.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-10-14
Fiat de Ia Louisiana.
Gotta pR PANolssE-ST. LANDRY-No. 337
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Gotta pE PAnolssE-ST. LAHDRY-No. 1911
Succession de John ". Chefs.
TsDMOND HARMON, de Ii p~aroisse St.
- Landry, Administration de Ia success
sion de fen john ". Chevis, nyant enregis-
ire I'm tablcau de classification DIES dcttes de
Ia ditc succession, accompagne dune p6ti-
ton d%emandant lhomolosation diccini;
Et attendu quill j etc fait droit a la de-
mande de la dite petition par I'm ordre Do
la Cour en- date du 5 octobre, 1871;
En- consequence avis est par lc present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession,
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par ecrjt, a mon bureau, dams Ia vile do
pelousas, dams les d6lais accordGs par la loi,
p%ourqnoi lie dit Tableau ne serait pas ap-
prouve ct h%omologue.
JOS. D. RICHARD, G~retiier.
Il octobrc, 1871.