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fN1REoT PASSENGER ROUTE BETwEED
~ RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST AND NORTHWEST, VIA TIE VIRGINIA
AND TENNESSEE AIRLINE RAILWAY.
This Great Passenger Route is composed OF
Richmond and Danvilie railroad Virginia and Tennes,
see Consolidated Railway Line, East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad, East Tennessee and Georgia rail-
road, Nashville and Chattanooga railroad, Memphi.
and Charleston railroad and other connections.
Passenger trains leave Richmond daily (Sundays
excepted) at GIG A. H., making close connections
throughout to Lynchburg and stations on southade
railroad, Bristol and stations on tie Virginia aud
Tennessee railroad, Knoxville, Decatur, Oorinth,
Grand junction, Memphis, New Orleans, Chattan 90
ga, Canton Jackson, Vicksbnrg, Mobile Dalton, At
lanta, Rome, Selma, Macon, Columbus and all points
South and Southwest Nashville, Columbus, Chicago,
Louisville, jackson, Tennessee, Cairo, ST. Louis and
all points North and Northwest.
Through tickets good until used,
Baggage checked through.
New and elegant sleeping cars on ell night tralna
Good eating houses, aud ample time for meals.
Fare lower than by any other route
For further information, apply at the Office of the
Virginia and Tennessee Airline Railway 1925 Main
street, ut the oce of the Richmond and Danyills
railroad. r. \. WALKER,
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LiOR NEW YORK.--OLD DOMIN..

It0R NEW Y0RK.--OLD D0MIN~ "a,
II ION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. .zs4s.sSssSs
The splendid now side-wheol steam 49, NJ
ships ISAAC BELL, ALBEMARLE ss2SlIs$a
SARATOGA, HATTERAS, and NIAGARA IeRvs
New York for Norfolk. City Point end Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at
o'clock 2. M
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and
SUNDAY at high tide.
These ships are entirely now, and wero bnilt OK
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons and stste-rooms,
the accommodations and attention are unsurpassed
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
New York, or the Coinpanys covered pier, ~ North
River. within fortyeight hours.
INSURANCE INFECTED WHEN ORDERED, 1T =
QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT. AT THE
OFFICES OF THIS COMPANY.
rreights for points beyond New York forwsrdsd
with dispatch, and no charge made, ozcsFt actna!
expenses Incurred.
E8~For further information apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent.
iY b--ta No. & Gnvarnnr e.
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p r. / N L I N @ /,

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that shall be executed in manner alike credtab to
SELVES and the Printer establishment still sutains the
envabe reputation SO long enjoyed for turning
SUPERIOR WORK,
At prices reasonable be produced Office the country
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S U P ERIOR WORK,
IMPROVEMENTS ARE CONSTANTLY GOING ON,

In the Of appliance for the filing satisfactory
of all orders for work in the line
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Cheering Facts for the Bilious.

Every day demonstrates more clearly
that liver complaint, in all its distressing
forms, can be controlled and cured without
difficulty Or Inconvenience. 1t is an obSti-
nate disease, but its obstinacy is not proof
against the pertinaciouS. remedial and res
t~orative operation Of HoStettcrs Stomach
Bitters. That genial corrective compels
the organ t. do It's duty 1t mast secretc
healthtully und, The Influence of the Bit
tiers. Their actions brings it back from u
state of rebellion into perfect harmony
with the laws of health. Ifthere is ~costive-
ness, it disappears; If there is side-ache or
back-ache, it ceases; if the skin and the
whites Of the eyes are tingel with super
hnous bile, thy recover tl4cir natural hue ;
if the appetite is gone, it retnrns ; if the
digestion is impaired, it is restored in
brief, whatever the symptoms If the CON-
plaint my be, and whatever the phase it
has assumed, Il cur Is certain. Such are
the uniform effects Of this preparation
where bilious disease has been already de-
veIopcd; but in cases where there is mere
Iy Il constitutional tendency to liver com
plant. it may be prevented throughout life
b.. the regular use, in small quantiti,s $, of
this palatable auti1ote. These are prove Il
facts, and should be seriously pondered-
or, rather, they Shout: be promptly acted
upo.-by all persons of bilious ha hit.
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Miscellaneous News.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2s.-The Rob
Roy, T. Lee, commander, departed
for Keokuk at 5 o'clock this eve
ming. When just above the bridge,
foot of. Cherry street, she exploded
her starboard steam drumhead, tax
ing with it two staterooms and two
stanchions. West Robinson, OF
Canton, Missouri, and a colored
deckhand, were instantly killed
No one else was hurt.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-The nine,
teenth annual session OF the Ken
lucky Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, met here today
Bishop Clarke presiding seventy
ministers in attendance.
New York, March 2.-Louis Var
Eaton, who vas arrested III New
Orleans on the charge of forgery IL
this city, withdraws the plea OF not
guilty, and pleads guilty.
BosTON, March 3.-Dr. JAS. Ii
Palmer, for forty years commercial
editor of the Advertiser, is dead.
New YORK, March 3,-Louis Van
Eaton, the forger, has been sen
fenced to nine years imprisonment
BosToN, March 6.-The shock o
and earthquake was felt in New
Hampshire last night.
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Public sale,


Estate Of Paul L.. e. GuiVaumia, dcd.
DY virtue OF an order of the Hon Probate
Id Cour of the Parish of St. Landry. there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the undersigned, or by a public
auctioueer, at the last residence of deceased,
in Vile Plate, in said parish, on
Tuesday, April 11th, 1871, See
the following described property, belong
ing to the hesitate of Paul L. Z. GuiIlaumin,
deceased, to-wit:
A certain tract of wood land, situated in the
confines of Vile Plate, Parish of St. Landry,
containing twenty-five arpents, bounded on
the north by Ztlicu Vidrine. south by Pierre
Vidrine, east by Etenne Fidrine, and west
by -G Golf.
A tract of prairie land, Situated in Vile
Plate, containing thirty.t two arprnts, more or
less, bounded on the north by Marfus CoreiI,
east by Emile Latour and Mark Lazarro,
south by same. and west by Yves Vdrine.
Another tract situated in Vile Plate. con-
tanning five arpents. more or less, bounded
south by public load, east and north by late
residence of said Guillaumin, and west by
Marius Coreil.
Conditions-Fifteen per cent of the pur
chase price to be paid cash on the day of sale
the remainder in one and two years from the
day of sale, with eight per cent per annum III.
terest from the maturity Of each installment
till paid !; purchasers furnishing their notes
with good and solvent ~sureties to the ~satisfac.
ton of the Administrative and the lands &c
remain specially m~ortgaged, and vendors
privilege retained on said property till fna.
payment. Purchasers oblIgating themselves
not to ALLEVIATE or dispose of any of the sale
property till final payment of princiFal ani
interests. "
ri. ODILE DEBAILLON,
March IL Administrator
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Estate Of Marie D. Soileau, deceased.
pY virtue of au order of the Hon. Probate
~ Court of the Parish of St. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the undersigned, or by a public
auction"er, at the last 1T sidence of the deceas-
ed, in Vile Plate Prairie, in this Parish. on
Wednesday,, April 18th, 1871,
tate Of Marie d. Soileau, deceased, to-wit:
The plantation on which deceased last re
sided, situated in Vile Plate Prairie, Parish of
st. Landry, containing one hundred arpents,
bounded north by Mrs. Ontzime GuiIlory,
east by jean Bite. Jeanisse and Louis Chap
man, south by Gervais D-baillop, and west
by H. Demoronelle, with all the buildings
and Improvements
A tract of wood land, situated in the con-
fines of Vile Plate Prairie, Parish of St. Lam
dry. containing sixty-two arpents, more or
less, bounded north by II. D~emoronelle, east
by Emile A. Soileau, south by Zenon P. B.
Fontenot, and west by Alphonse Veillon.
Ten head of horned cattle, one creole horse,
one creole mare. six head of hogs. one yoke
of oxen, one OK cart, plowS and other planta.
ton implements, together with numerous
household utensils, &c.
Terms and Conditions-A1 sums of twenty
dollars and under. cash; ard all sum over
twenty dollars to be paid in two equal annual
lnstallmentS, with eight per cent interest till
paid purchasers required to give their notes
with personal security to the satisfaction of
the Administrator, and the yendors's privilege
and mortgage specially retained, together
with the clause of non alienation; and all
notes to be made payable at the Office of
Lewis & Bro. attorneys, Opelousas
VALCOUR LAFLEUR,
March II Admr
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Public sale.

Estate Of Lucien Dectouet, deceased.
E9Y virtue of an order of the Hon. Probate
~ Court of the Parish of ST. Landry. there
will be sold at puhlie auction, to the highest
bidder, by the undersigned, OF by a public
auctioneer, at the last residence Of the deceas-
ed, or Bayou Tapa, Parish Of st. Landry, GA
Wednesday,, March Is, 1871,
the undivided half OF the following property.
belonging to said estate, to wit:
Twenty bales of cotton, 6evcnty-tive bar
rels of corn in the shHck, one hundred bun.
dies of fodder, two mules, onr creole hOr 81,
one pair Of work oxen, one OK cart. a lot of
farming utensils, It lot Of cooking utensils.
The said property is owned in indlyision by
said Estate and Nleze Motto.
One shst gun, belonging wholly to the Is
tate. "a+
Trrms-Casbr
BLEZE NOTE, Administrators.
March !, 1871
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That Terrible Man anderson.

An article appeared in the Cow-
riier of last week, quoting an article
from the Bee, wherein particular
pains were taken tostate, in addition
to giving the vote which every. one
could read for himself, that Mr.. An
derson was "the only Democrat
voting in the Affirmative Oh the
passage Of a bill in the Senate,
which the Courier calls "the social
equality BILL
The bill would have passed whe-
Their Mr.. Anderson voted for it or
not, as the vote was % ayes to 6
nays. Granting, which is not the
case, that the bill is "the social
equality BILL" Mr.. Anderson can not
be accused of voting for "social
equality" any more than those nu-
merous leaders Of the Democratic
party who voted for their admission
into, and sat in the Democratic State
Convention, with some thirteen or
fifteen negroes, in New Orleans, last
September.
The social equality bill was passed
at the previous session Of the Leg1s-
lature; and the bill passed at the
recent session, which the Couie,
calls the "social equality BILL" sim.
ply regulates, as far as we can learn,
the. mode of procedure in the trial
| of cases arising under the "soeial
equality act" The bill for which
Senator Anderson voted is entitled
All act to regulate the mode OF
trying cases arising under article
Is of the constitution" The Pica
yuae says:
"This act provides upon a tria]
arising under what is known as the
civil rights biIl,' that if a jury
fails to agree, the Ease shall at once
be submitted to the judge of the
court, whose duty it shall be to rem
der Judgment without further eyi
dence OF argument; an appeal to be
allowed either side in every in
stance where, under the law Of the
State, an appeal will lie" ~
Senator Anderson simply voted
therefore, that where the jury failef
to decide the case, the judge should
and we'see no crime, moral or pc
~litical, in this. ..se
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5+-E#- "=#.-E& --ELF. bE-- EHEtE'sF - e.
The AMERICAN STocK Journal for Feb,
rnary contains the following articles =
Care of Stock in February ; Breeding
Swine Preservation of butter; The Poland
China Hog /; Rouen Ducks Poultry and
Duck House; Winter Treatment and Di-
seases of Cows Irish Blue Game Fowls;
English White Dorkings Mutton Breeds
Of Sheep Diseases of Fowls; Sheep and
Wool Growing in our Western Territories /:
Inquiries and Answers Poultry Manage.
ment; Shoeing Horses; Ayrshire Cattle ;
Diarrhoa M Horses ; Diseases oil the
eye IN Horses; Breaking Oxen, &C. &c.
Also, handsome Engravings of Chester
White and Maggie Hogs, Ayrshire Cattle,
Southern Sleeps Rouen Ducks, English
Dorking and Irish Came Fowls. Specimen
copies sent free To- oil. Address N. p.
HoyER& Co., Publishers Parksburg. Pa.
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DPseraNiFsPsR to SpyE.

FNHREE quarters Of a square q ground,
D. situated in the town Of Washington, in
Guiding two good dwelling houses, kitchen,
and other buildings, a s good well. fencing and
banquettes in fine condition. This desirable.
residence. on MoundvilIs Street, is a rare
chance for some one to procure a good home.
at very low figures. Apply at once III me, in
Washington. JAS. j. HICKS:
March 4. 1871. 9-4t.
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Periodicals Received.

BldckaOood, January number, containing
1.-The Life of Lord Palmerston,' "A Re
view of New Books" with a c~ritique upon
Prof Seeley's Church Essay. which treats
of the failure of the Protestant clergy to
impress religion upon the masses. A very
original and iconoclastic article. Red
River expedition" part I'd. Fair to See
the first number of a new tale. 1.-THE late
George Moir," and The two Systems" an
article intended to~awaken the authorities
in England to the superior military system
in Prussia.
Lady's Book for March, containing the
usual supply of tales, poetry, fashions and
news items, which has built up for this pc
riodical an enduring fame.
Topographic Message, contains SOM
quaint srecimens'of early printing, two an
tique wood cuts from Holbein's Dance o
Death, a facsimile Of a Lyons pint O fl530
We have only seen one older specimen
A print of Ii. Christopher, which belonged
we believe, to the 18th century !:
"'Hearth and Home" for January anG
February, keeps up its first promi>e-good
we'll elaborated articles on all subject,
which appertain to a well ordered home
We think it has taken a higher stand from
the opening of the year. Housekeepers car
get many valuable hints and recipes from
its columns. n
The March number of the Lady's Friend
published by Deacon & Peterson, Philadcl
phla, at $3.50 a year.
The February number of Peters Masica
Monthly, j.. L. Peters, publisher, SO!
Broadway, New York. Subscription s:
per anniim. 71 "s d" 5%
The first january number Of the frs
volume of the Southern Field and Factory
a new Monthly Magazine, devoted to Agri
culture, Horticulture, Manufactures auo
Mechanic Arts, published at jackson
Mississippi, BY Wall & Ratter, at 50 pei
annum.
The January number Of the Folio,
journal of Music, Art and Literature, editet
by Dexter Smith, and published at Bostor
by White, Smith & Perry, 298 l. 80
Washington st. Subscription 81 year.
,Fhe January number of the Wester,
Home, a monthly literary magazine, pub.
lished at 1873 Dearborn street, Chicago
by The Western Home Company. Sub
seaiptien 81 a year.
Le Bon Ton. for March, a ~journaz d
modes and monthly review of Paris fashions
Published BY $. T. Taylor, 3g1 Cana
street, New York, at Sc per ahnum.
| N So EE-SEEE##@ -PE@ EEH+H IS ~%EeE@
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Public sale.

Estate Of Patrick hcoHgh, deceased.
EDY virtue Of an order Of the Hon Probate
- Ceurt of the Parish uf So. landry, there
will be sold at public auction, t" the highest
bidder, by the undersigned a1ction""!, At the
store of the decreased, in P.~aqncmine Brui@c.
in said Parish, on
Thursday, Ma1cA IL, 1871,
the following described property, b" longing
to the estate of Patrick keough, deceased.
late 0. said Parish, tO-wit:
One lot OF cre~ck"rywar". one lot of thu
ware. one lot of hardware, etc.
Terms-Cssh.
+. PERRODlN, A%ac.inncer.
March 4, 1871.
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g
Town Of Opelousas.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the o flee of
~ the Supervisor Of Registration. for the
Parish of St Landry, will be opened at the
Court House. in the town Of OpeIousas. on
TUESDAY, the l4th day Of March, 1871, and
will remain open at that place until Friday
evening, March gath, 1871, at z O'Clock, for
the purpose of revising and correcting tn"
lists of registered voters residing within the
corporate limits Of the town OF Opelousas.
All QUALIFIED ELECTORS of said own who
were not registered at previous registrations,
and now desire to register. are notified to
make application to the Supervisor brtweeH
the hours of z A. NJ. and ~ NJ, or from 2 p NJ
to Z P NJ during the time above specified
And all registered voters, now residing in
said town, who have changed their.domiciles
since the last registration, are notified to ap.
pear at this Office, and have such change noted
upon the registry books and upon their Ger
~tificates of registration. ss
j. BEAUCHAMP,
Supervisor Of Registration
.Opelousas, March II. 1877. ct
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Masonic.

A SPECIAL MEETING of Go rdy R. "A
N Chapter No. % will be held or Tuesday
evening next att o'clock, at which all bust.
ness before the Chapter which should have
been transacted at the stated convoeation of
the 7th inst, will be disposed of. Punctual
attendance on the part of the members ls
earnestly requested.
By order of JAS. RAY, II. P.
Attest: X. II. BoDEMULLER. Recorder.
March 1871
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State of Louisiana.
PARISH COURT, ST.. LANDRY-No. 3349

PARISH Court, ST.. L~ANDRY-NO. 3349.
Estate Of John Hagendoora.
SYLVESTER J BARRY, of the Parish Of
y St. Landry, Administrator Of the Estate
ot John Haeendorn, deceased. having filed a
Final Tableau of Distribution of funds of said
Estate. accompanied by his petition praying
fo, the homo.ogation Of the same;
And whereas the prayer OF said petition has
been granted by an ofder of Court bearing
date March Sd, 1871;
Now. therefore, notice Is hereby given to
al nprsons interested TO make opposition to
said TahIeau, in writing, at my office, i'll tho
t"wn of Opelousas, within the time required
NV law, why the said TabIeau should not be
hono.ogate1 aud confirmed.
JOS d. RICHARD, Clerk,
March 4. 1871.
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We forgot to state last week, in
giving an account Of the shooting
of the colored woman, and OF
Philippe Chariot, that none of the
parties presided on MFR. Thos. G.
Anderson's plantation, near oar
--=E % h.. s-@
Town. ...+ .., s.-sa.A n =
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We call attention to the adver-
tisement of the Supervisor of Rgis-
tration, giving notice of a revision
of the list Of registered voters OF
the corporation Of Opelousas, pre-
paratory for the election Of mem
beers of the Board of Police on the
first Monday in April.
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PARISH COURT, ST.. LANDRY-No. N76.
Hetrte 0f T0uiS NOi1enu. Sr.

1AR1SH CUUKT, El. INNDN Nv. u To.
Estate Of Louis Soaleaa, ST.
II OUIS stage, Of the Parish II St Lam
~ dry, Administrator Of the Estat" Of Louis
Soileau. ST., deceased, having flied a Supple
mental Tabieau of Distribution Of said Estate,
accompanied by his petition praying for tho
homologation OF the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order Of Court, bearing
date March I'd, 1871;
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said TabIpau, in wiring, at my office, in the
stown of Opelousas, within the time required
by law, why the said Tableau should not DO
homologatrd and confirmed,
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Clerk.
March 4, 1871.
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aLUMBER.-A plenty of good cy-
press lumber can now be had at
the Mount Pleasant saW-mill, near
Washington. Read Mr.. Baillie's
advertisement. sE - Isl.
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Estate OF Francois POsset, dc'd.
Meeting of Creditors.

DY virtue of an order Of the Hon. the Par
Id ish Court of the Parish of st. landry, a
meeting of the creditors ofthe Estate Of Fran
co.'s Poiret, deceased, will be held before Yves
D'Ayy, Recorder. at his Office, in the town of
Opelousas, on Wednesday. March 22d, 1871.
at 10 o'clock a. NJ for the purpose Of deliber.
ating on the, most advantageous manner of
disposing Of the effects Of said. estate, and Of
fixing the terms and conditions of the sale.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, March II, 1871:
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Cuba.

HAVANA, March 3.-Official ac-
count of the engagement near
Mayari states that one captain and
fourteen soldiers are missing. In
an engagement near Timas fifty.
three insurgents were killed, and
insurgent Capt. Garcia was also
killed near Trinidad. A Spanish
column also captured Major Leo
pard Viiigas, son of Gen. Villigas.
The insurgent leader Chico Val
tadares surrendered, together with
ten armed men, at Platogata. Du-
ring the past fortnight, i'll the cen
trail department, titty-three insur-
gents were killed, and over 1000
persons gave in their adhesion to
the Spanish Government.
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The negroes have been free fol-
nearly six Years, and yet there has
not been one ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a white and a black or colored per,
son i'll Bossier parish. Amalgama-
ton seems further off than ever.
Slavery enforced, oftentimes, an
immoral connection, which, since
freedom, has been in every instance
dissolved, as we believe, by the
freedwoman.-There is a natural
antipathy between the races which
seems destined to keep them
DISTINCT Bossier Banner.
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Lumber Lumber ! Lumber

THOICE CYPRESS & PINE LUMBER,
" of every dimension, and in unlimited
quantities. supplied by the undersigned at
MoHnt Pleasant Mills, near Washington. We
are receiving a large lot of chain, logs, and
will fill with p%romptness and dispatch all
bills entrusted to US.
Orders addressed to the undersigned. at
Washington, will receive immediate attention.
TERMs-Cash at the mill.
. GILBERT BAILLJO.
Mt. Pleasant Mills, Jan %, 1871.
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Mn. JAS. j. HICKS offers for sale
headquarters of a square of ground,
with Improvements, situated in the
town Of Washington. See his ad-
ynr4iSanant a----zs@-a-e
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-03-11

DEATH OF BISHOP ANDREW.-A
telegram, received by Mr.. r. }.
Harp, announced the death OF Rev.
Bishop James Osgood Andrew, ID.
d., OF the NJ. L. Church South,
Wednesday evening, at Mobile.
Bishop Andrew was a native of
Georgia and was born in 1904. He
entered i%tinerancy in 1872, and was
ordained bishop, at Philadelphia, in
1882. He was the oldest bishop OF
the Methodist Church South, and
his long career has been one Of zeal
for the cause in which he was en-
gagged, and characterized by Chris
tian devotion and fortitnde. His
funeral was to take place at 4
o'clock yesterday evening. His
residence is in Symmetrical, Ala
[Picayune, Sd inst.