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OUR CHURCHES.

REsBY rERiAN-E Eighth.str,et
Preaching Sabbath at lD,s 4. n, and ~ r.N.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday nt IA p.
sunday School, , p. N. J. NJ L,n.den, Super.
intendent. Rev. G. II Foorr, FASTER.
METHoDisT-Co Cor Eighth and Walnut st-.
Preaching, Sabbath lo}9 4. NJ. and 7rN
Prayer meeting, "wednesday y, Pm
Sunday school .3P.M. l.. ". stil"cll, super.
lntendent. Rev. +. l.. TnoNrsoS. Pastor.
'IIURcH OF THE REDEEMER-( (Episcopaj
Morning prayers, Sabbath 10. A.A.
Evening prayers 7I.r. 81.
sabbath school, 9A.s
Few. Mn. CoAs, Rector.
sr. PATRiCK's CHURCH or. ninth -. aud
Washington Avenue.
public service, sabbath - and ioii ~
Eesper-, 3P.N.
unday school,, Pm.
service every day, sr.n.
Rcv. +. J. O'HtLLuHAS, Pfi.st,
YOUNG MEMS Christian SAsSOCIATIUN--Rrg
ular mcetiag secouI Monday each month at the
Prayer room Of the prc-bytefInn church
Geckly Prayer meeting, Friday. "a p. NJ, at
he Prayer room Of the l're.by terian church.
G. P,HsoSs, President.
AFRICAN ETHODlsT-gourtcenth between
Walnut an Cedar.
cfINHfrt 1dbbdAllt ~ - ~
Sunday srhnol, Ia pm.
Cass3P.N.
SECOND fREE-wILL LBAPrl-T-Fiftrenth 81.
Preaching, ~ Pm. Rev. WIN. Jackson, Pastor.
between Walnut and Cedar.
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DAY sCHOOL~-Corner wa'nu, aud Cedar s,s.
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FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST CIT RCll-Cuf-
y's Barracks.
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Rev. WN. KELLEY Pastor.
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ween 10th sad 18th streets, near Cedar.
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Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath S,hoOl, Il ?. 81. John Van BaN q and
Mary stephens superintendcnt..
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Nolle Pitre, Adnr.. VS.. Thsmas J, Lacey ~
ais. District Court, st. ~Landry-No. 1864.
10y virtue of a writ of feri facias, iss,,d
~ out of the Hon. Eighth District Conr,
OF the State OF Louisiana, in and for the Par.
iSh OF st. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, l will proceed TO sell. at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House of this Parish, in the town Of
opelousas, OF SATURDAY, the sixth day Of
MAY, 1871 at ii o'clock a. NJ, the following
described property, seized to satisfy said writ.
10. wit:
j. Lot No. 2 of plat of land purchased at IA
sale made on the Isl of March, 1869, of tn,
effects of Onezime P. Pltre, deceased, by Ma
tlan;el Offutt, Jr., and Thomas J. Lacey, con-
tanning fifty acres, with the buildings and i'm
~pro7emrDts thereon. bounded north by a lot
OF land sold to Eraneois l.. Pitre, west by
lands OF Mrs IephiYne Lambrrt, east by lands
OF widow Edlnunl johnson, and south by
land next herein described.
2. Lot No. ) Of said plat of land. containing
fifty acres, with the improvements thereon,
bounded north by land just above described,
west by lands of Mrs. IL pi,irin Lambert, east
by lands of widow Edmund johnson. and
south by land next herein described. -
3. Lot No. - of-ssid. pIa. of lard, contain
ing fifty acres, with the fencing thereon
bounded north by land Just above described.
west by lands of Mrs, Z6phirin Lambert, east
by lands Of widow Edmund johnson, and
south by the public road from Opelousas to
Fiat Town
T"rms- Cash.
T. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
April ], 1e7L.
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the rising generation were instruc-
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vice and crime would disappear !; of
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day Schools of Opelousas.
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SHERIFr,s SALE.

s SHERIFF'S SALE.
Payne, Huntington & Co rs. Patrick j. LOT
tus District Court, st. Land, ). 1905
d virtue of an alias order of SEIZURE and
Id sale, issued out of the Eighth District
| Court of the State of Louisiana in and for the
Parish of St. Landry, in the above entitled
suit. and TO me directed. / will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Court House of said
Parish, in the town of Opelousas, on
Saturday, June Sd, 1871,
at II o'clock. A. NJ. the following described
property, seized to satisfy said order, to wit,
l. All of section No. 10. in township No 8
south of range 3 east, in the South Western
Land District of Louisiana, containing three
hundred and eighty-one $4,000 acres, being
the same entered in the Land Office of the
State Of Louisiana, as per pstrnt-dated 18th
December, 1859, No 7548 Records of pat
ents, Vol. 8, page 1856.
2. The north half of north half of section
No. twenty-eight; the south west quarter of
section and west half and southeast quarter
of section twenty.one in township three south
of range four east, in the South Western Land
District of the State Of Louisiana, containing
AL 30ll00 acres. being the same entered by
Hugh NJ. Keary, in the General Land Office
Of Louisiana. as appears by patent dated 2Ist
December, 1859, No. 7574.-Record patents.
Vol. 8. page 205.
8. The lots Nos. 8, S, o. :. g., 10. IL and 10.
Is and is of section No. 90, and lots Nos. l.,
8 and 4 of section No. % in township No. 3
south of range No east. in the South West
ern District Of Louisiana, containing Ave hun
dred and eight $500 acres, being the same
entered in the Land Office of Louisiana by
Hugh NJ Keary, as appears by the certificate
of registry in said office, dated the 18th Octo-
Der, 1869, and being certificate No 1854.
Terms-Cash.
E. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
Al, 90 1o1f
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SIle1.ln>S Sale.
Bloch Brothers ys, Samuel D. A

Bloch Brothers as. Samuel d. Ashe.
Dist. Court, st. Landry. No. 1912.
EJY virtue of an order Of spizur AND sale is-
- sned ont of the Hon. the Eighth District
Court of The State Of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish of St. Landry, in she above entitled
suit, and to me directed. i will proceed to sell
at public auction, To the. highest bidder, at tho
Courthouse Of this parish, in the town Of
Opelonsas, on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of
MAY, lo7l, at eleven O'Clock A.. NJ. the fol-
lowing described property, seized to satisfy
said order, to-wit:
|. The southwest quarter of section four.
teen, i'll township seven south of range two
east, III the district of land subject to sell ut
opeionsas, Louisiana, containing one hundred
and sixty acres and "a hundrelths. the whole
as per patent IN the name Of Veilland Cha
chere, dated lst September, 1853. numbere2s
1859, and signed by franklin Pierce, Presi-
dent of the United States.
2. Thu east half of the tract described as
being the south half of northeast quarter Of
section fifteen, same township and range az
the above, containing forty and thirty.eighs
lundredths; said lands are bounded north By
land belonging to the State Of Louisiana, south
by State public domain, west by Leandre
Boufque, and east by land of VeilIand Cha
cher6s
3. One arpent frout by fifteen in depth,
bounded north by Joseph Chachere, east by
Louis Thibodeaux, south by William Bacon.
and west Hy42ayou P~laquemine Brulee the
above described lands are the sam purchased
by mortgageor from Veilland ChacIere, 90
per act the Sd February, 1866, before Yves
D'Ayy, Deputy Recorder, and recorded ia Re-
corder's office in book u. pages % and rs.
4. The north half of the north west quar-
ter of section ID in township T south of range
3 east, containing 80 acres and 81 hundredths.
The northeast quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of section Is, same township aud range as
above, containing ~ acres and 80 hundredths,
being the same property purchased by mort.
gageor from Joseph Chachere, as per act the
I'd February, 1866, passed before Yves D'Avy.
Deputy Recorder, and recorded in Recorders
office. book U, at pages "a and IS.
S. All the buildings and improvements on
said land without exception or reserve.
6. Twenty six head Of cattle, three mules.
four horses, ten head hogs, forty sheep, one
large wagon. #s.s
Terms-Cash.
f. o. HAYES. Sheriff.
April LIST, lS7I,- -=
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Roads-Report of the Grand
Jury.

To the Honorable the Judge of the
9Th Judicial District Of the State
of Louisiana, holding Court in
and for Saint Landry:
The Grand Jurors duly empannel-
ed within and for the Parish Of st.
Landry, report that they have made
careful enquiry as to the condition
of the principal public roads of the
Parish. That they find the condi-
ton of said roads better than usual,
at this season of the year, owing to
the dry weather prevailing for the
last four Or five weeks. That on
some Of these roads considerable
work has been done, and repairs
made, since the meeting Of the last
Grand Jury, but that on none of
them have all the requisites of the
law been complied with. That the
law, as it now stands, is Impractical
BILE and can not be enforced, as the
only recourse in the event Of parties
refusing to do road duty, is a civil
action before a Justice Court, and
the imposition Of a. fine not exceed
ing three dollars per day and costs.
That in the great majority of cases,
a Judgment against delinquents
would result in bringing costs upon
the Parish, as they would be found
to possess nothing which could be
seized and sold in satisfaction of the
Judgment. This is, in u opinion,
the principal reason why o]verseers
Of roads neglect to perform the du-
ties imposed upon them, and until
some change is made in this respect,
no hope need be entertained Of hav-
ing the roads kept in condition,
throughout the Parish. We fur
Their report, that in some portions
of the Parish, there is not a suffi-
cheney of labor On the public roads
to keep them in order, were every
man residing upon them, subject to
road duty, compelled to work every
day provided by law, e. G. the road
commonly known as the State road
leading from Bayou Beuf to the
Atchafalaya; and the road leading
from Washington, up the Bayou
Beuf and across the Waxia Swamp,
through the village Of Big Cane,
to Evergreen, in Avoyelles Parish.
They further report, that on a care
full comparison of the general and
special laws on the subject of roads,
bitches and bridges, contained in
the Revised Statutes Of 1870, and
the Ordinance of the Police Jury,
adopted April 27th, 1867, they find
them in conflict the one with the
other; and would therefore econ
mend that the Ordinance of 1867 be
so changed and modified as to har-
monte with the general State laws
on:the subject Of the public roads,
or that it be repealed altogether.
Respectfully submitted.
/. F.. LITTELL,
Foreman of the Grand Jury.
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ShcriF's Sale.

Samuel Haas lDistr;ct rorr.
vs.. 81 T,plr,,
Frances B. Curry, wife, ct al. No. 1868.
d Y virtue of an alias order of seizure and
u sale, issued cut of the Eighth District
court OF the State of Louisiana, in aud for
the Parish of St. Landry, in the above ~,
titled suit, and to me directed, I will nroceea
to sell at public auction, at the Courthouse of
said parish, in the town OF Opelousas. Oh
SATURDAY, MAY 9Th, 1871, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, the following described prop
ert!y' seized to satisfy said order, to-wit:
A tract of land containing seven acres, more
situated in Big Cane, La, Parish of 81. Lam.
dry, bounded as follows, viz: north BY lands
of 5 N. Weldon, west by public road, south
ny lands of Stapleton & jackson, and east
by S.. J. Weldon.
Terms-Cash
E. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
Anvil LOT 1877