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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

|, will lie remembered that in lhe fall
of 1868, judge nuolittle made u numher
of sp, eches in this state IN favor OF the
kepuhican candidates for State officers,
and that his STRUCTURES on The Democracy
we're req Serers, more so t'saa thoSe ~
any pubbc speaker Tho caHcaSsed the
STATE We heard bin deliver one of bis
speeches in la Fayeite that year, and his
charges against the Democracy were re-
markahle Tor their severity Ga the
afternoon, the speech referred To wa.
delivered, tho funeral OF a prominent
farmer named Stone took place, the pro-.
eessian was passing near the spot where
the Speech WAS being made. As 1t APP,
nroa ehed, the Judge Tor few moments
ceased his remarks, and the crowd stood
silent until the procession had passed. -
he then continued 10y say NJ that Il was
a solemn sight to see q monrntnl funeral
procession, and that it reminded all Of
the mortality OF human lie. lie then
referred to the death Of his son, which
had tsken place in the army, while IN
the aischarge OF his da'y in hu,nbly aid
ing to suppress the rebel ion, AMI On that
point closed as follows Ny friends
/ TIE Demecrecy that are ae,c t,al'g 70 rssc
into poper in this STATE, and tRat an do,
Tag SO are apptaliag @ you tor yoar s'f-
rage ARE THE u\tS, IN \ MEAS,
uRE, | HOLD RESPONSIBLE FOR
His DEATH Tkg .taaned the saibers
! n rebellion ~ eirlng he passionate
leaders tAs,sot ala and Comfort
This WAS Judge Dooilttles charge
against the Democracy in 1865, and We
~ould re psatfully ask the Judge " neither
ar no, he na. chSngei his opinion, since
that time fhe has not, it is very sing,
ular tha, he shauli becoee the leader Of
the party tbs, Ito sro~erwere the muir.
cerrrs- OF his son And il ~ very sing
nlsr that. the Democrats of Wisconsin
should support man who more than
once charged them with being murlerers,
-- I'rairtc aa Che, lnisa.
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.I>pEpENDENT CANDIDATE

CIRCULAR with the above words ~
hsajingaser the folio ~ing annoan cement
va. circulated about our streets ester
Ia Aiternaon
~ hereby .rnouncc myself rs an indie
n.u,I,nt cand late fer Member OF Assem-
XIV for Tie sootAeru District ot Iowa 20
w. JOHN JAMES
Mineral Point, Oct -, 1871.
i, viii be seea 10y referring to Che oh
schl repor, Of che proceedings OF the
Assembly District Convention, that Mr.
John james che sisaer of the circular
spisd ADORE, wAs = promiSens saniiia''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

MR DooLlrrLE said in his specck in
this city yesterday that there were MS
many Democrats as Republicans in the
army during the late war. This is, we
charge, direct hlsehooi, and cite the
election returns from the army vote to
prove our charge, Some one suggests,
tba, MS Mr.. puoiitie did not state what
army the Democrats were in he probably
meant to include the rebel army, With
tina. understanding his assertion was
undoubtedly true.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

IowA.--The Republican majority in
Iowa is about i0000 The Assembly
viii stand Senate Republicans 80
pemocra 5, s; Independents, 3, House
Republicans, e; Democrats, - In
dependents. The Democrats gain 5
or 10 members, in consequence OF local
snd personal feuds among the Rrpuhli-
cans, growing out of the contest Tor the
United States SenatOr>hip
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

The complete returns Of the California
elections show " majority Of ; 06S for
Booth the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, scsins, 5i4 majority for Grrnt
showing net gain Of S.314 For Cons
gross, Houehtons majority in the First
district VAS SOB Sargents, 10 the Sec
nnd, > coo and Cuughians, 10 the Third
district, 1900 = all Republican.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

before that convention for the nomina'
Gon. bat vas defeated on the third Tor.
NAL ballot Mr.. James action in an
nouncinx himself an independent candi'
date. TINS violating the principles OF po-
litical honor and manhood, is convincing
evidence that the convention acted wisely
ia no. giving him the nomination.
We understand that the only excuse
offered hy Mr.. James for his reprehensi-
BE course "a that, having received fifteen
! votes on the frst formal ballot, when
thirty rotes were cast by tuenty nine
delegates, he should have been declared
the nomiree. The fallncy of this excuse
will be acknowled red by every nnpreJu-
diced man when he considers but these
two facts: LIST, That with every own IN
the district fully represented the consen'
| ton had but % otes, and - ballot show
inv more votes than that number wac
per Sc, foul q, That even had the
ball,t been declared n fair one, Mr.
James would not have been nominated
because it required a moyoriy cf az
roles cast to nominate, and hteen, the
number reported for Mr.. james, is not
| majority OF thirty.
But, further If the action of the
! Convention was thought unfair by Mr.
James, why did he mol then and there
deuounce it, and Withdraw from the con
,entjon. of which he was regularIy
elected member? Why did he sit there
and vote and ask other delegates to vote
Cor him on the two succeeding ballots 2
Why did he fail To see tlmt he was cheat
ed out of the nomination. until alter th'
convention Adjourned and his democratic
jrieyds impressed IT upon his mind =
When he gives satisfactory answers 't
these aues lions, aud overccmes on
oyuument f,laity, to the ballot on whici
he claim. he should have been declared
nominated, he will be entitled to cnn,ij
Grafton Until then he should he ashame'
TO liIt up his head ana ask for the vote
OF honest men.
Che Republican party Of The dI~tTIc
can lose nothing by Mr.. james indepsn
dent candidacy that they would not ha'
lat hy his nomination.. With hlm rs on
ncminee we should surely have been de
len,ed, we can but be beaten now, il
fact, in our judgement, IL is poSihce'!
better for the party rs 1t ", than II "oul'
have been with him "a the candidate
The party j. now not Obliged to ask tbs
peoples suffrage for man rhoily UNI
and unworthy.
+. S.-Since writing the nbovo "
hear i, argued in defense al MI jaime
tina, in all probability the blank vol
"cnst on the first Cormalhallot was unintei
''tionaly dropped in by some delegat
. with his regular ballot, and hence rh
/ "hlank should not have been counted
/, "bat the nomination given to Mr. James
In reinntion Of this pretext We have
say ,hat tho blank ballot WAS cast b
> one of the Linden delegation, who full
, understood what he was about, and IA
not cast another ballot with the blank
at least so we are credibly informed.
| .
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uEPUBLsCAN NOMINATIONS.

70. GOVERNOR
Gen. G.. G. Washburn,
or la CROSSE.
yox hgurxS.sr GovsHsoa--
Milton II. Petit,
OF KksosHA.
FOR sscnrr,sr or srAr.-
Llywelyn Brcese,
or COLUMBIA
yos STATS TsSasrRRH-
Maj Henry Bmtz,
~ MAslrowoc.
pon ATTORNEY Gssrn.L-
S. s. Barlow,
Yos srArs pRsos CoxsisnoSss--
G.. +. Wheeler,
OF FOND pu LAC.
pss STATE SURF. or prpLo ISsrsrcrros--
Samuel Fallows,
OF MILWAUKEE.
Emu CouaissioSsa ~ IanisTsuos-
Ole G.. Johnson,
oF ROCK
IOWA COUNTY.
yon cousrr strsRNrEspEsr.
Samuel Parks,
or AyuCA
San NExBga ~ AssssnLy Socf,iEHN STRICT
Francis Baker,
NV IN.
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Vente Publique.

Succession de Celestine Blouin, reuve
de Simon Richard.
Ts7N vertu dun ordre de rHon. la Cour
80 DIES Preuyes de la Paroisse st. Landry,
il sera vendu en- vente publique, All plus Of
frant encherisseur, par lie soussign6, on par
un encanteur public, Il Ia dernieve residence
de Ia defunte, sur lie Bayou T&che, dams
ladita Paroisse de St. Landry,
lie Mardi, 10 Octobre, 1871,
les proprietes ci-apres d%ecrites, dependant
de la succession de Celestinc Blouin, veuve
de Simon Richard, d6c6d6e, SAVIOR:
l. Tn certain moroccan de tarre situe sur
lie Bayou T6che, pres du Port Barre, dams
la Paroisse St. Landry, mesurant un arpent
ct dem; de face sur lie dit bayou, sur soixante-
cinq arpents de ~profondenr, plus GU moins,
borne au nord par lie dit Bayou T6che, a
Fest par la veure Louis G. De7illiers, Fran
co.'s c. Devilliers ct Louis Y. Bordelon, au
sud par Ia reclamation Barry, ct. ii Fouest
par Thelismar S. Richard. q
2. Deux Its complets, une n%rlnoife, une
petite table, IN petit bois de lit.
Conditions-Trois cent cinquante piastres
payables lie Ter J%anvier, 1872, ct Ia balance
du prix d'achat dams un, deux ct trois ans,
4 psrtir du jour de la vente, en- placements
eganx ct portant HUT per cent dinteret par
on depuis leurs s%chtances jusqu'au Placement,
racheteuir rourn issant ses obligations avec de
BONES securities en- solide, ct une hypo.
theque eu yendeur, avec lie privilege d'etre
retenue, suivant la clause de non nhendo.
THELISMAR SIMON RICHARD,
Septembre, 1871. Tuteur.
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Succession IL .1eu Henry Huvroder..
TIN vcrtu dun ordre de lhon. 10 Cour
IL des Prcurcs de la ParoiSsc St. Landry.
il sera 7cndu i lencan public, au plus of.
t,ant enchtri7scnr, par lie soussigne on
par IN encanteur public, Il Ia derniere
residence du dtfunt, pres f~Arnaudyille,
p~aroiSsc snsdite, lc
]Le,creai, 20 Septembre, 1871,
les proprietce ci,apres dtcrites, dependant
de Ia dite succession, SAVIOR:
!. In certain moroccan de terre situe
dams Ia Prairie eros Chcvrcuil, Il environ
arpents ,n Bayou Ttchc, dams Ia
paroisse St. Landry, mesurant cent vingt
acres he superticic, plus ou moins, avec
les arnGliolations Qui sly trouvent consls-
tant en- une maiSon de residence, deux ma
ga>ins i maI> ct me autre petite malson.
,. Tn lot lie yienx picuX de barriere, ct
un lot de mcublcs dc maiSon.
tonditions-I'our les propriGtts mobI.
Heres, compliant ct pour Ia tcrre Quinze
pour cent compliant ct Ia balance en- trois
placements egaux, payables lie Ter Avril,
l>12, 1879 It 1874. L'acheteur devra
tournir ScS notes paynbles il l'administrn-
teu1, lorlant 5 pour cent dinttrtt jusQu'n
maturut, ct me hy~potheQne Speciale sera
retcnuc on invcur de Ia succession jusqu'au
Placement final.
WILLIAM b. HAKGRODER,
II .!oNt. Administrator,
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The Yellow Fever.

Charleston, August ga few new cases
OF yellow fever reported; Three old cases
fatal since Yesterday. Many un~acclimated
nersons leaving. Opinion is divided as to
whether the disease will assume an cpl
demic form or not.
Charleston, August s0.-Three new cases
Of yellow fever announced to-day.
The returns for the week ending Satur-
day show a total of six yellow fever deaths.
Charleston, Sept. 1.-The cool change
seems to have had a favorable Influence in
abating the fever. No new cases have been
reported to-day, and only one death.
Charleston, Sept. 4-There were four
deaths from fever during the twenty-four
hours ending at noon to-day. All the cases
80 far have been unacclimated persons.
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ycnte Publiquc.

Succession de DdcM q. Cdtttha2a.
ES vertu dun ordre de Ia Conr des Preuves
"a de la p~aroisse St. Landry, il sera yendu
IL fencan public, au plus offrant enchefissenr,
par la soussignee, on par un eneanteur public
il 10 derniere residence du detant, pres de
Big Cane, paroisse St. Landry, lie
Hercredi, 81 Septembre, 1871,
les proprietts ~ci-apres deerites, a%ppartenant
il la succession de David G. Callahan. de-
cfdf, u saynir: v
~ |. L'hahitatiou, la derniere residence du
detunt, eontenant environ quatrevingts (eo)
acres de terre, plus on moins, ayec les anne
ioratioas qui s'y trouvent, bornee ! Test par
les terres dn. Docteur Ward. au sud par les
terres don't les proprietaires sent %iaeonnls,
i rouest par les rerres don. les proprietaires
sont i%nconnus, ct au nord par les terEes don't
les proprittaiyes sont inconnus.
I. Deux clevaux. un mulet bal, me char
rette !; un eheval, vingt-einq totes de cochons
sanyages, environ dix tetes de betes a e6raes,
I'm vienx fusil, un poole de cuisine ct ses us
t~ensiles. mn lot d'ustensiles Humiliation.
Conditions-Comptant.
MARY LOUISA FISHER.
atiaohit ADMINISTRATIVE.
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Vcntc PnbliVuc.

Succession de teu Wm.H II. Ferguson.
I'm vertu dun ordre de THon. la Cour DIES
IL Prruves de la Paroisse St. Landry, il sera
vendu en- vente publique, ALL plus otfrant en-
cherisseur. par la soussignee, on par un en-.
canteur. n ia derniere residence du detunt. a
Bellevue, en- ladite Paroissc, lie
Merrreai, IL Octobrc, 1871,
les pIoprietes ci.apres decrites, dependant de
Ia succession dc VIM. i. Ferguson, decide,
reinforcement de la dite paroisse, SAVIOR:
]. La moit1e indivise dun certain moroccan
de terre situe dams lie quarter Bellevue, dams
la Paroisse St. Landry, mesurant cinq cents
arpents de superfcie, plus on moins, ensem-
BILE avec toutes les batisses ct authorizations
aui sly trouvent, borne all nord par Ia terre de
Benz. r Rogers, AL sud par la terre de Obier,
n l'ouest par la terre des heritiers d'Andre ct
V. Boagnie ct a Test par lie Bayou Bourbeux.
9. La Motto indivise de4 mulets.
8. La Motto indivise dun lot dc vaches a
lat.
4. La motto indivise dune paire de beufs.
5. La motto indivise dun lot de cochons.
6. La moitie irdivise dun lot d'ustensils
aratoires. ISABELLA DAILY,
10 Septembre. Administrative.
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Lumber Lumber ! Lumber !

CHOICE CYPRESS g. PINE LUMBER.
~ of every dimension, and in unlimited
quantities, supplied by the undersigned at
Mount Pleasant Mills, near Washington. We
are receiving a large lot Of chain legs. and
will gil with promptness and dispatch all
bills entrusted TO us.
Orders addressed to the undersigned, at
Washington, will receive immediate attention.
All kinds and any amount of Seasoned
Lumber always on hand, at W Reduced
Prices. .''
TERMs-Cash at the mill.
. FRANK MCNICOLL.
Mt. Pleasant Mills, July 8, 1871.
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Essuse of William, .glyem,

PARISH COURT, PARISH ST. LANDRY--No. 6I6
nHOMAS N. McCRORY, of the Parish Of
4 St. Landry, having applied by his petit
ton to be appointed Administrator of the
Estate of William Allen, late Of said parish
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, at my office in the town of
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. JOS. d. RICHARD. ClerF.
Opelousas, September Z, 1871.
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RE G ULAR
OPELOUsAS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
The Fine Passenger Steamer
60, SELMA.

c. c. PICKETT, Master, J. I. sCHMIT, Clerk,
Leaves Washington every Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock, and New Orleans every We'd
nesday evening at S O'Clock. The SELMA
Camelia running in Bayou huge, and takes
freight a@d passengers for all landings on
Bayou Courtableau, Atchafalsya River. and
the Coast. Through bills given to Bayou
Beuf. For freight or passage, apply on
board, or to the Agents:
A. Gamsrd, Opelousas.
Pitre & Carriere, Washington,
ID. z. Saizan, Port Barry,
j. i. Carlin, 4 T~choupitoulas St, N. o.
Feb16--ly #3
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Succession dc .tcu Stephen ". QuirL'.
I'm vertn dun ordre de rifon. la Cour des
- Preuvrs lie Ia Paroisse St. Landry, il Sc
"a vendu a lcncan public, all plus offrant en-
chtrisseur, par le soussignt. OH par IN encall-
tcur. a Ia derni1re residence lu defunt, sur
lie Bayou Bout, en- cette parolsse, lie
Wcrrrrdi, / Octobyr 1871,
les prophecies ci-aprrs drcrites, aprartenaut Il
la succession de teu Stephen W. Qnirk, SAVIOR:
l.. Tn certain moroccan de trrrc, ensemble
avrc les bitisses ct authorizations qui sy
trouyant. situt sur la rive gauchc on est du
Bayou Bout, dams ladite paroisse, ayant dix
arprnts de face sur lie dit Bayou sur environ
qnarante de pro1onleur, disons quatre cents
a!pcnts, borne en- haut par unc tcrre appart.-
nant Il Ia Succession damn l.. HarGrove ct
I'autrrs terrcs appaltcnant Il la succession du
lit s. w. Qnirk, en- bas par des terres dIsaac
/. Littcll, en- face par lie Bayou Boeuf, ct en-
"a:riere par d'autrcs terres, ci-apres dccrites.
appartenant il Ia succession.
,. In autre moroccan de terre, dtrritre IL
moroccan ci-dessus decrit, ct ttant une conces-
sion, ct nesurant trois cent ~soixante acres.
plus on moins, borne all nord ct a rouest par
DIES torres de Mme Norton, i Fest par DIES ter
res de |. +. Littc!l, ct All sud par des terres
dc Littell ct le moroccan premicrement decrit,
ie tout ,tent dc Ia teEre de cypriere.
:. Tn certain moroccan de terre, sans anne
iiorationS, I'M CONNIE le Jack field" me
srrant cent trcnte-cinq acres, plus on moins,
consistent principalenent en- tcrre de cyprierc.
horne 4 l'ouest ct all nord par I'm moroccan de
tcrgc appele le "iiargroder tract ct all sud
par unc tcrre dependant de Ia succession de
Mime Ann l.. Harerovc.
Tonnes ct Co~nditions--lfn quart dn pri1
l'aciat compliant, ct Ia balance h III credit
dun, deux ct trois ans du jour de la vente,
ell Placements @gaux; les acquGrcurs ~fournis-
SAM lems obligations avec sGcnritGs person.
nrilcs Il In satisfaction de administrators,
p~avables au bureau de Bailey IL Estilette, a
Opelousas les ditcs obligations portant HUT
pour cent d'inttrtt ennuel depuis lechGance
iuslu'au Placement. Uneh ypotheque spectacle
ct lc privilege du vendeur seront retenus sur
Ia terre. Les acqu6reurs s'engageant q ne
pas aIicner nj disposcr dcs ditcs terres avant
lie Placement du prix d'achat ct DIES int6rets
qui pouYront s'accroitre. La residence ct les
autres ameliorations. ensemble avec la terre
Ell cultivation, ne devant pas ctre deliveries
avant lc Ter Janvicr 1872. La recolte sera
rCscrv!r. WILLIS p. QUlRk,
ascpt. Administrator.
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Hurricane and Earthquake in St.
Thomas.

St. Thomas, West Indies, Aug. %, via
Halifax, Ang. 3l.--A terrific hurricane,
which veered from every point Of ;he com
pass, prevailed yesterday and last night.
An earthquake added horror during the
night. Hundreds Of dwellings were swept
away, and not q house on the Island IN
damaged.
Six thousand people are houseless, one
hundred and fifty were killed--thirty corpses
were hauled from under the ruins. Vessels
were torn from their anchors.
The island of st. Kits is said to be a mass
Of ruins.
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succession de Robert VI. Heath.

Coar de Paroisse, St. Landry.-So. 1919
UARRIE TUCKER, de la Paroisse St.
~ Landry, ayant presentee une petition a
Pefes 'd'etre nominee Administering de Ia
successiarl de fen Robert ". Heath, derniere-
ment dc la die pafoisses
En- consequence avis est par lie present
dome aux interess6s dams cette succession
d'avoir d deduire par ecrit. a mon bureau,
dams les dix jours qui s~uivront la date du pre-.
sent avis les %raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour
lesque!!es il ne serait pas fait droita la de.
mande de la dite petition. .
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier..
Z q Spntembre, 1871
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Fiat de la Louisiana.

COuN DE PARGIssE, ST. LANDRY-No, 34U1
Succession Charles i. Spence.
a DOLPHE stage, do la Paroisse ST.
"a Landry, Administrator dc la succession
dc Charles b. Spence, dccrdt, ayant enregis-
ire MI Tubleau Final de classification DIES
dnttes 1t distribution dies fondS de Ia dite sue
c~cssion, accompaGnf dune petition deman-
dant Ihomoloeation d'icelui;
1t atterdu qu'il a etc fait droit IA la deman-
de de la dite petition par TN ordre de la eour
en- date du II aoilt 1871;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donnG aux interessds dams cctto succession
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par Gcrit. a mon bureau. dams la vile d'Opcl-
ousas, dams les dtiais accordGs par la loi, pour
quot lcdit tableau lie serait pas approuve ct
homologuc.
JOS. u. RICHARD, Greifier.
. ~ aout ISL.
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Boots 0aaG ShOeSs

TIME undersigned has just returned from
l. New Orleans with a new supply of Boot
and Shoe materials. His customers will find
him at his usual stand on Landry street, be-
tween Court and Main streets, Opelousas.
where he will be pleased to attend to their
pedal wants. Ladies' Shoes also made.
Prices moderate.
b. PEFFERKORN.
May 27-3m ,g. z.PMa~s. "
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Succession de .tcn An l.. H0ryrore.
T1N vertu dun ordre de lHon. la Cour des
BI Preuv.s de la Paroisse st. Landry, il Sc
ra vendu en- vente publique, all plus offrant
encherisseur. par le soussignt on par un en-
canteur public, u la derniere residence de Ia
d"Gfunte. sur lie Bayou B@uf, en- cctte pa
~roisse, ln
Mc,rirdi, i Oct0bre 1871.
la pIopri6tt ci-apres dscrite, dependant de
la succession de Ain l.. Hargfove, veuve de-
cGdGe dc feu Stephen ". Quirk, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terre, sans amGliora-
tons, situG sur la rive eauche on est du Ba-
you Bmuf, dams Ia ~paroisse st. Landry, mesa
rant soixantc-deux acres, plus on moins, Dor
ne Ell haut par la terre de James NJ. Neyland,
en- bas par des terres lie la succession de Ste
phen W. Quirk, decide, en- avant par lie Ba-
you Bmuf ct Ell arriere par DIES terres de Ia
Succession De S. w. Quirk, etant la meme
prophetic achctte par la dtfunte d'Eljah Fo-
gleInan.
Conditions-Comptant.
WILLIS p. QU1Rk, Almr.
= septcmbre 1871.
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SADDLES &c
.s f5 REMOVAL,

THE undersigned has removed from his old
Il stand on Main street. Opelousas, to the
Varieties Theatre building on the same street.
He has also recently returned from New Or
leans. with a new lot of materials for the max
ing and repairing of saddles and harness.
Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c, always on
hand, and made to order with dispatch and in
a workmanlike manner, in the latest styles of
the business. Saddle Trees also on hand,
from which selections can be made.
.Hr@ "s""aa @ GEO. PULFORD,
Varieties Building, Opelousas.
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succession de John +. Heath.

~ Coar de Pa7oisse, st. Landry-No. -.
CHARLOTTE p. FERGUSON, de Ia
~ paroisse St. Landry, ayant preseptee
une petition a l'efet d'etre nominee admins
~tratrice de la succession de John I. Heath,
decide, reinforcement de Ia dite paroisse ;
En- consequence. avis estparl lie present Jon
no aux interesses dams cette succession d'ayO,r
il deduire, par ecrit. a mon Bureau, dans les
dix iours quii s%uivront la date du present avis
les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesquelles
Il ne serait pas fait droit a ladite petition;
JOS D, RICHARD, Grefier.
8 septembre, ISL.
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For Sale.

- ROLLERS 2G feet long, ~ inches in Ill
- ameter-two u inch fues in each three
tubular boilers 3smsll steam engines; one
sixty saw cotton gin a patent cord wood cnt-
tiers, capable of cutting 80 to SO cords Of wood
per day. The above will be sold on reason
able terms Enquire at the Live Oak Plan
tation, near Washington.
JAMES TOWERS.
Aurrcf i0-En
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FURNITURE STORE.
r M v A l..

VHE undersigned having recently made i'm.
portant additions to his facilities for re-
pairing and selling furniture, informs the pub
lie that he is now enabled to fill all orders ell
trusted to him, as we'll as execute every drs-
cription of repairing in the best style and at
moderate prices.
Furniture purchased through hin will be
delivered in good order and put up without
extra charge. Olj furniture bought, OF e1-
changed for new. l will always keep n stock
of furniture OH hand, and will order anything
not kept in store at New Orleans prices, with
expense of transportation only added.
Safe delivery and satisfaction guaranteed.
LOUIS WAITER,
Main St., Near Mr.. j. Johns Shop.
Cneiousas. Nav 18th, 1871,