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Important Insurance Decision.

New YORK, Dec. 24.-An impor-
tant decision was recently rendered
by Judge McKenna, one of the
Circuit Judges of the United States
Supreme Court, in which the New
Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany were defendants. The com
pany had refused to pay a policy of
$4,000 upon the life Of a man who
committed suicide, the policy being
held blythe assignee. The decision
was adverse to the company. Near
ly all the evidence adduced was on
the point of insanity, it being at
tempted to prove that the insured
party vas not in his right mind, and
that his death was the result of in
sanity. The court decided that the
man was insane-that the insanity
was a disease, and that his death
being directly the result of such
disease, the holder of the policy was
as much entitled to recover the
amount of the policy as if the death
had occurred from any other kind
Of disease.
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Sher.in7s sale.
Penelope Overton ct ais. VS. John H. Overton,
No. 1000, District Court, ST. Landry.

Penelope Overton ct ais. VS. John H. Overton,
No. 1000, District Court, St. Landry.
DY VIRTUE of wra of fieri facias issued
I'D 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 l will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Coul thsuse of said parish, in
the town of Opslousas on SATURDAY, Feb
ruary 4th, 1871, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the
following described property, seized to satisfy
said writ, to-wit:
A certain square of ground, situated in
the town of Opelolsas, containing about
eight arpents, more sr less, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, the late
residence of the defendant, bounded north by
South street, south ny Cherry street, west by
Union street, and east by a cross street.
2. Ascertain tract OF land, with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
in Bellevue Prairie Parish of St. Landry, con-
tanning two hundred superficial arpents, hav-
ing five arpents tront by forty deep, bounded
north, east and vest by lands Of - Nc
Nulty, formerly John L. Hudson, and South
by lands of the estate of John G. Pratt, de-
ceased, and Mr.. c.. w. Pratt.
The land to be sold in small tracts according
to law. So
Terms-Cash
Z. O. HAYES, Sheriff:
JAM
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VICK,S
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1871.

TvHE First Edition of One Hundred and
L. Fifty Thousand Copies of Vick's Illus
trated Catalogue of Seeds and Floral
Guide, is published and ready to send out
100 pages, and an Engraving of almost every
desirable Flower and Vegetable. It is ele-
gantly printed on fine tinted paper, illustrated
With Three Hundred fine Wood Engravings
aud two beautiful
GOEOreI Plates.
The most beautiful and the most instructive
Floral Guide published. A GERMAN ED
ITION published, in all other respects similar
to the English
Sent free to all my customers of 1870, as
rapidly as possible. without application. Sent
free to all others who order them for Ten
Cents, which is not half the cost. Address,
JAMES WICK,
JAM Rochester, N. Y.
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$50 scEWLAIsD,

CTRAlED OR STNLEN-Two American
~ Horses lately used as carriage horses by
the family OF the Undersigned. Orc is a
bay, blind ~ one cvc--a defect which is
conspicuous. The other is IL light grey or
white, having been formerly an iron gray,
lie is a fine Saddle horse, and has marks Of
beth the saddle and hArucSS. These horses
were last seen, about six weeks ago. in the
ni@hborh"od Of upcl"usas, first near Gen.
And"rSon'> plantation, and afterwards in
Bellevue. The .lay Horse has been in the
iablt OF ranging aho t Mr.. lIudSpeth's
plantation, Oh Bayou bmn:; and the grey
about opelo';sas.
The above reward will be given for the
delivery Of said horses to the undersigned,
At Orcl"'SaS, or $40 for the delivery of
.ithcr Of them.
JOHN +. KING.
JAM
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fire Of the French up to the present

lire Of the French up to the present
does not exceed 20.
BORDEAUX, Jan. 7.-lhe Ger
mans, on Friday, attacked the
French at ViIlechauve, Vile Por-
chearand Saint Cyr sur Gault, and
afterwards forced Jul lines ut Ne
Vile. The French at night took
the offensive and re-occupied all
their positions and entered st. Ar
maud. The enemy retired toward
VendoIne, leaving many wounded
and prisoners. They apparently
suffered heavily during the day and
night.
On the line OF Leman& the Ger
nan have ~rcOccNpied LAtoli1rir
and menace Nogcnt lie Rotrou
BORDEAUX, Jan. GA series of
unimportHnt attacks made on adj
vanred posts OF Gen. Chauzy's army
have been vigorously repulsrd.
The force HOW under Gen. t~llauZN'S
command is reported to be two hun
drcn thousand strong and ready for
action.
IIAVRE, Jan. S.-Tcn thousand
Germans, mostly from Eouen, were
defeated yesterday by General Ray,
near Jrmigs, and the French have
since occupied Bourgachard and
Bourg IlcrOuld, and threaten to
drive the pUlssians from pont All
uclncr.
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Eete.

Governor Wal1noth certainly pos
sesses one admirable quality in com
pretending the .judicious S OF the
veto power. Besides the mischiev-
Gus bills which have already fallen
dead beneath his trenchant pen, we
are pleased to record another batch
Of attempts upon the integrity OF
the State Treasury, which amount
i'll the aggregate to the saving OF
over seven millions. That he has
disappointed general expectation,
in his summary treatment OF these
schemes. is no less to his credit
than to the qualification OF the ON
munity. so far twenty-onc bills OF
all descriptions have been vetoed,
among Which were the following. in
Volving expenditures us annexed:
Alexandria, Homer and
Fulton Railroad Com
panN, as a guaranty
on second Mortgage
bonds, estimate per
100 miles at S12,5OO.- Sl,25O,o 900
TO Louisiana Petroleum
and Oil Company in
eight per cent. bonds.. 300, 600
For reclamation of lands
Oh Bayou Teche, etc. $4,000
For relief Of Hancock. 1000
Aid to medical depart
ment Strcigllt Univcr-
Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Aid to Louisiana Dredg-
ing Company---.---- 600
Mississippi Valley Levtc
Company, per annum-- 10000
Louisiana Commercial.
Agricultural and Emi-
grafton Association. 5000
Increased expenses Me
%tropolitan Police per
annum 1l,GO0
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State OF LOuiSiana
PARISH Court, ST.. LANDRY, No. 1854.

EOSEPH A GUIDRY, of the Parish of
~ St. Landry, T~estamentary Executor of the
Estate of Azslie Guidry, his wife, deceased,
having fled | final tableau and distribution of
the funds of laid Estate, accompanied by his
petition praging for the h~omologation of the
same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been grantd by an order of court, bearing
date Januay III, 1871.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said Table,u in writing at my Office in the
town of O,elousas, within the time required
by law, Why the said tableau should not be
homologaed and confirmed.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
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FOr. sale for Cash.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, 81
IN tuate within a mile of Washington, from
ting on the road from said town to Opelousas,
having a arpents front by 40 deep, about 60
of which are enclosed and partly cleared. The
balance is well wooded, and on this account,
and on account of its proximity to Washing
ton very valuable. Surprising each arpent of
the wood land to allow the cutting thereon Of
50 cords of fuel wood, it will pay for itself by
clearing the fourth OF it.
Apply to HENRY L.. OAKLAND.
Dec. II. 10.
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of Arsene Saucier, DEED.

FARISI CUUKT, ST. 344U.
nOMELISE G. FONTENOT, of the Par
H. ish of St. Landry. having applied by
her petition to be appointed administrator
of the estate of Arsene Saucer, deceased,
late of said parish;
Therefore. any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, in my office in the town of
Opelousas. within ten days from the present
notice. JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
January 7. 1871.
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miscellaneous News.

MEMPHIS, Jan. "a terrible
railroad accident occurred few
miles below this city on the Ten
nessee Railroad, this morning, by
which eight persons, mostly negroes,
were killed on burned to, death.
The train due here at l1:4O, flew the
track on the trestle work over Non
cOnnah Creek. The engine and
baggage car passed over in safety,
but the emigrant car, in which were
a number OF negroes, fell through a
distance OF twenty feet and catching
fire, was totally consumed, with its
cargo OF human freight.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE French
steamer Lafayette cleared to-day
for HaVre, with. two cases brass,
Sl4,J57; 10 barrels flour, 500; )
cases arms S39,O4G; II cases cart
ridges. SS2,246; $50 eases harness.,
10000; % cases meat, 1870; 1880
cases muskets, $433,OOO; jSS cases
rifles, S164,4GO; 20 cases pistols,
$4,000; 43 cases guns, $4,000; 10
cases bayonets, $4,000. Total
arms shipped to France since the
commencement of the war, $780,,
1873 II.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The stea-
mel Concordia cleared yesterday for
Falmouth, England, where she will
await orders for proceeding to
France. She takes as cargo for the
French Republic 4424 cases ammu-
milton, 100 cases cartridges, $50
cases muskets, 1900 cases rifles, 10
cases of batteries, and IA eases pick
axes. Total value of the cargo of
arms, $S34,aOO.
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~-~~~~~-s@A ~>--4- .
The Story of ia Kansas T0Wn.
FFrom the Lcavtnworth Commercial.

From the L~cavenworth Commercial.
Seventeen years ago there was
not a roof--a shanty-a single hui
man being in Leavenwortll. Thick
hazel brush covered it's site, and the
wolves roamed unmolested. Now
twenty-five thousand inhabitants
acknowledge allegiance to Mayor
Halderman and Judge Vaughan.
Twenty seven elegant schools and
academies, near thirty gorgeous
churches, two hundred saloons, two
theaters, seven public halls and two
.lails, costing many millions, cover
the ground. Hotels, foundries saw
mills, machine shops and factories
are everywhere to be seen, and
stores rivalling any of the best in
the East, are daily crowded with
eager purchasers. In the old world
this would be called magic-well, so
it is-the magic of Western corlr-
age, enterprise and energy.
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So 90 ssea. Barrel

For our Eureka" CHOICE FAMILY
FLOUR delivered free of drayage. We
guarantee this Flour equal to any received
in this market, and if not entirely ~satisfac-
tory to the consumer, 10 be returned at our
expense. .
Housekeepers who use this Flour will
have no more complaints of bad bread and
biscuit. j. w. PLATT 20,
Grocers and Tea Dealers,
dec31-3t 1912 Camp street corner Poydras
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Dickson Cotton Sead.

goo BUSHELS of genuine DICKSON
cOO Cotton Seed for sale, at - Der
hNshel, at U. I. Blackshear's Gin House. in
Prairie P~laisance.
The same land will make two or three times
more cotton from the Dickson seed than from
ordinary seed.
Orders for seed left at the JOURNAL. Ofic.
will DC attended t..
w. I. BREWER.
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de James. g.. HNues.
Assemble de Creanciers.

Ue Cfea1C1efs.
LNN vertu dun ordrc de lhon, la CUur de
- Paroisse de la Paroisse St. Landry, une
assemble des .crGanciers de la succession de
James G. Hayes DECIDE, sera tenue pardevant
Yves D'vy, Recorder, IN son bureau aux OPP
~elousas, lie Mardi, 81 Janvier 1871, dams lie
but de deliberer sur la maniere la plus avan-
tageuse de vendre les efets de la dite success
sion ct pour en- fixer les termes ct conditions.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Greffler
OpeIOusas, 81 DGcembre 1871.
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MARM ED-At the residence of Mr.. A. W.
Littell, on Bayou TGche, on tha 18th inst, by
Rev. c. A. Frazee, Mr.. {, A. FRAZEE, j.,
to Miss MARTHA TAYLOR, all of this
parish.
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Gold closed in New Orleans, on
the 10Th inst, at hog; and mid
ding cotton al 14@ to LIZ.
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On the 10th inst, the Legislature
elected, Or the first ballot, Gen. j.
Il. West United States Senator
from Louisiana, to succeed Senator
Harris.
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"How long do you wear a shirt ~
severely asked an inspecting officer
of a soldier. sTwenty-eight inches,
sir,D was the respectful reply.
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List of Letters

i.emaining in the Post Office at Opelousas, on
January st, 1871, which, if not taken out
before February lst, 1871, will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office, at Washington.
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Onion lozenges are the htest III
vention in the confectionery line.
They I intended for the use Of
lovers and ladies who are annoyed
by gentlemen addicted to long calls.
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STEEL ENGRAVING OF GEN. ROE
ERT f. LEE.-An advertisement i'll
another column of this issue, offers
a Steel Engraving Of Gen. Robert
Z. Lee to subscribers to The South
crn Press, this number Of which
contains a large wood-cut with an
outline of his life.
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A FfSE Tame FOR THE TEErH.-The fra
grant Sozodont has taken a very prominent
place among the most approved dentrifices
Of the day. Il is q very popular article for
the toilet, highly recommended by all
who have used il, as a beautifer and pre-
server Of the teeth, refreshing the mouth.
sweetening the breath, and arresting the
progress Of decay.
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Total .----.----- SGS73,O00
BY the Louisiana Canal and Land
Improvement Company bill, 800, 900
acres of land would have betn given
away n. o. Times.
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In one Of the recent engagements
in France, a Bavarian battery, in a
very hot place, raj out of ammuni-
ton. But instead Of withdrawing,
Lieut.. Peter Widemann, command
ing, shouted: "Lads, if we retire to
fetch ammunition, those Frenchmen
will think we L running away.
We can't shoot at them, that's true;
but we can show them we don't care
for them. Stand before the
guns, all OF you, and sing them the
sWacht am Rhein' in stout German
chorusw Nosooner said than. done;
the men formed up with perfect
steaiiness, and gave the French the
musical counterpart of the "Mar7
seillaise" i'll their best style, from
beginning to end, under a rafting
fire.-LondoR Tel. Cor.
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E&
SPIRITUAL FACTs.-Whisky IS
the key by which many gain an en-
trance into prisons and alms-houses.
Brandy brands the noses of these
who cannot govern their appetites.
Wine causes many to take a wind
ing way home.
Punch is the cause of many I'M
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The Attempted Assassination Of
King William.

LIZ LiJerte reproduces the follow
ing account, appending to it an cdi-
torial note, stating that the Prus-
sian government has denied the
circumstances in question, but that
the account is so circumstantial, and
has gained so much credence
throughout France, that La LiJerte
reproduces it, but with all reserve:
The King Of Prussia, desiring
sumptuously to celebrate the ami
versary of the birth Of the Princess
of Wales, had given the day before
the LIST Of December, at Versailles,
some splendid fetes and a gala ban
quet at the Prefecture, to which
eighty persons had been invited.
Public balls had taken place, and
military bands had been playing
until eleven o'clock at night. The
fountains played in the presence of
the whole court, including the King,
the Crown Prince and the Prince of
Wurtemburg and Baden, General
Won Moltke, and twenty other gene
rails with their full staff. The day
after these festivities the King was
walking through the picturesque
scenery between. Lo%uvesiennes and
Bougaval, surrounded by a small
escort. Suddenly a defamation was
heard, and a bullet whistled past
the ear of the King, who became
giddy, and leaned on the arm of one
Of the escorts. Meanwhile the at
PENDANTS ran in the direction from
whence the shot came and made d
strict search, and a few minutes
later brought to the Kings feet a
Bavarian soldier with a countenance
still defiant, and holding in his
hand a gun still warm The King
looked at him, and, without adj
dressing him a single word, made
a sign. Two minutes afterward, and
at a few yards from the spot, the
Bavarian was shot through the
head.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-01-14

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Lo-pos Jan 3lil3o mCousob opened a. g.aS iof he
nr and he ,c-ount American securities qect and s@s Cn
Si,s bonds, lss2, ~ 1895 Old, SOS lS eti lie
t. sou stocks dul En-; Railway shares, bt lsncs tehI
Ii0 ACsaie snd Great Western, %. -, ,,,n.
i,vruroOr. Jan 3ll:3o m-Coton opened Sol; ns;aA
he esl rppo The Cation market Cotton dGA AID itndA a0N
n,I,,ny lIrlauds 3d.; Mddlrg orleans. Std.
LoNB0N. Jan 3l.-TalloW. A. . = cwt =. ~, H..
IyEYro0I 3Ariyc sNeris nom Nes or S'a
10 vih SO bales cotton slip Progress from Noble Ie'ioss
Dec. 3 With g2i9 tales cotton . g., ~, T.,
LvRPooi jan 20 Arrived Aby'sihia from Nevf9rh ',s
~ VII 5eJ hats cotton stearer Heets fa New fork jan u
Win al bales cotton city Of Paris from New loFk Jan ~
80, Lass cotton NeiEssks from Nesl0 Jan IT,
KS. bs Is cotton slip Bgewaer iroa ss's hh ~ b va
Mn Negiork jan with ,ao bales co.
~ iT.on frora Re. Orleans Dee J. with 9s3 bale
Az ~ 49,, ,, Mobile pee H. 3s73 bales cotton; brig w. Pc
With o3J bales cos1on iolai Ml"is" COW"
for The dly, 100 bales ,,,. N, H., -. -, a.. -.
IeSpox Jan 3l-l0 n-Cousols va or money snd Tie &C
aud stos ks qiiet aud unchanged
T1vrnr@ot jan. 3ll30 nCotonss 5000 bales 1oo fo1
i,,, ana cx on. ssies osaiEg ship
Al :, H. MdllE- tpai. Nhea-recei4e ir lree
iaS 90 quarters oil American. BreadsiasS aun forA UT