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Vente PubIidue.

Succession de few Vdctorin Mayard.
LIN vertu dun. ordre de pHon. la Cour
~ des Preuves de la Paroisse st. Landry,
il sera vendu en- vente publique, au plus Of
frant encherisseur, par la soussignee, GU par
IN encanteur public, a la derniere residence
du d6funt, d la Queue Tortue, en- cette Pa
r~oisse, lie VENDREDI, 8 F6vrier 1871, les
proprietes suivantes, dependant de la sue
cessioa de Victorin Mayard, decide, savoir:
Une maison de residence, 400 panneaux
de barriere (pieux de cypre), trois chevaux
domptes, 7 tetes de juments ct poulains, 2
paires de beufs de tire, IA beufs, 81 tetes
de betes douces, un lot de cochons, quatre
moutons, 80 barils de maIs, 2 %rouets, meu-
bles de maison, ustensiles de cuisine, &C.
Conditions-Comptant.
AZELINA BEARD,
81 JAW Tutrice Naturelle.
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Vente PubliQue.
Sa9CeSSS02 de XPssOz2 LGHesls'.

I'm vertu dun ordre de la Cour DIES Preuves
Ia de la paroisse st. Landry, il sera vendu IA
l'encan public, au plus offrant encherisseur,
par lie soussigne, GU par un encanteur public,
a la derniere residence du defunt, en- la vieille
Grande Prairie en- cette p~aroisse, lie
Mardi, "a Janrier, 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres dtcrites, appartenant a
la succession de ZGnon Lafeur decide, a sa-
voir
l.. L'hahitation, la derniere residence du
dGfunt, contenant quatre cent q~narante ar
penis, plus GU moins, ensemble avec toutes
les bitisses ct ameliorations qui sly trouvent,
bornte nord par les terres appartenant a la
succession de Philippe Stage, est par les
terres de Antoine Vidrine, sud par le bayou
Carron, ct Quest par Jean Pierre Stevens.
2. I'm moroccan de terre achete a la vente de
la succession de Marcelin Lafeur. contenant
so arpents, plus on moins.
3. Tn lot d'environ 40 tetes de bttes a
cornes marques ainsi o + avec lie fer a mar
quer; I'm lot d'environ 40 tetes de betcs a
cornes marques ainsi:
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vente PubGque.

Succession de feu Napoleon Leger.
I'M vertu dun ordre de lHon. la Cour des
IL Preuves de Ia Paroisse st. Landry, il Sc
IA vendu en- vente publiaue, au plus ofrant
encherisseur, par la soussignee, GU par un en-
canteur dhment commissioner, q la derniere
residence du defunt, au Petit Bots, Paroisse
St. Landry, lie MERCREDI, IS Janvier,
1871. les prophecies ci.dessous mentionnees,
SAVIOR:
I'm lot de cotton en- grain, environ soixante
boisseaux de mails, Q vaches ct leurs veaux,
un cheval creole, un mulet, une vache ct son
veau, une maison de residence ct un magasin
a mails, meubles de maison, instruments ara
torres, etc.
Conditions-Comptant.
EUPHRASIE G. DEVILL1ERS,
Tutrice Naturelle.
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vente par lie Sherif.

Irma Brasseur ct ais vs.. Sosthene Brasseur,
No. so, Cour de Paroisse, st. Landry.
nANS raffaire ci-dessus intitulee, en-
- vertu dun ordre de Honorable Cour
de Paroisse, je vendfai d lencan public, au
dernier ct plus haut encherisseur, d la porte
de la maison de cour en- Ia vile des Opc-
lousas, lie SAMEDI, 4 Fevrier, 1871, d onze
heures 'du matin, les proprietes ci dessous
decrites, q SAVIOR:
LIE quart nord-est du quart n~ord-ouest de
la section 8 dams lie township z sud de la
rangee 8 est, contenant 40 21ll0o acres.
Et lie quarter sud-est du quarter nord-
Quest de la section 8 dams lie township 7 sud
de la rangee 3 est, c%ontenant 40 2lIlOO
acres.
Les dts morceanx de terre sont situes a
Bellevue, dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry.
Conditions-A un credit dc douze mois,
racquereur fournissant son billet avec secu-
rite scion la loi.
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff:
IA ianyier
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Cour de Paroisse, St. Landry.-No. 1852.
A NDRE DARDEAU, de la Paroisse St.
"A Landry. ayant presente une petition a
refet detre nomme administrator de la sue
cession de Melanie Guillory, decedee, der
increment de la dite p~aroisse;
En- consequence avis est par lie present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir a deduire par ecrit, a mon bureau,
dams les dix jours qui suivront la date du pre-
sent avis les ~raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour
lesquelles il ne serait pas fait droit a la de-
mande de la dite petition.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefier.
81 ianv1ar 1871
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yssccesssoss dc Lsscsess Bergeross.

CoUR' DE PARoIssE, ST.. LANDRY-No. 1888
cIMEON BERGERON, de Ia Paroisse St.
y Martin. ayant presente une petition a
r'effet d'etre nonme administrator de la
succession de Lucien Bergeron. decede, der.
Increment de Ia paroisse st. Landry;
En- CONSEQUENCE, avis est par lie present
donnie aux interesses dams cette succession
d'ayoir a deduire par ecrit, D mon bureau,
dams les dix joars qhi suivront la date du
present avis, les ~raisons, 81 aucune Ills ont,
pour lesqueIles il ne serait pas fat droit q Ia
dite petition.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
81 JAW 1871.
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l IflnGEfG s~SkS w
Erlee, soVefseer w
6 49,, {" FT s 90
Cdr 40 90
Tbinsa,of Jos. D. Richard, clerk of
Tho rstriurt, asking to have addition
81 sLlve. pigeonholes made for the
olerb osTas read, %whereupon motion
of NJ M Resolved, hat DR.. v. Boag-
y; cb;Tpre and A. Gamard be APP
.n;red -mittee to have the necessary
ros do,rd report the same to the Po-
leeJur.
ancoing a tax on the Parish of St.
,ndrvthe service of the year 1870"
On m Of Mr.. Roy, Resolved, that
H. h,.l the LIST clause of Art. III of
lid once be filled up with the sum of
sent, thousand dollars !; and that the
lank1e I'd clause be filled up with
10 81. twenty.four thousand ; and the
Sd clause be filed up with the
nm n thousand dollars.
Ortion ofMr. Chachere, Resolved that
he finance as filled up, be and the
aur,ereby adopted.
option of Mr.. Morris, Resolved, that
!, ftig, State and Parish tax collector
nfssor, is hereby authorized to extend
n tax roll of 1870 the amount of tax
I'd for in this session, and to collect
,fes on said roll for 1870, and the
is for 1871, according to law.
motion tie Police Jury adjourned IN
nday. February goth, 1871.
j M. THOMPSON, Presd't.
test.
C MAYO, Clerk.
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succession de HypOlSfe F'Nasl
EO1a fG12Ofs
Etat de la Louisiana.

Etat de la Louisiana.
CoUR DE PARolss, ST.. LANDRY, No. 1896
TlMANUEL P. FONTENOT, de la par
~ oisse St. Landry, administrator de la
succession de Hypolite Paul Fontcnot, de.
c6de, ayant enregistre un tableau de clas-
sification des dettes ct distribution de- fonds
de la dite succession, a~ccompagn6 dun pc
tition d%emandant lhomologation dicelui;
Eft attendu, quill a etc fat droit q Ia de-
mande de la dite petition par IN ordre de
Ia Cour en- date du % Decembre, 1870;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir d faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par ecrit, a mon bureau dams la vile des
Opelousas, dams les trente jours qui suiv-
ront la date du present avis, pourquoi lie dit
tableau ne serait pas approuve ct homolo-
que. JOS. D. RICHARD, Gr6tfier.
81 decembre, 1870.
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SggccesStOse Ger0ss6ss B0ssdse0ss
Assemble de Creancters.

LIN vertu dun ordre de rHon. la Cour
- DIES Preuves de la Paroisse St. Landry,
une assemble DIES creanclers de la success
sion de Gerassin Boudreau, dec6de, sera
tenue pardevant John F. Smith, Notaire
Public, d son bureau, au Grand Coteau, lie
Mercredi, Is Janvier 1871, dams lie but de
deliberer sur les affaires de la dite success
sion.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
IA janvier 1871.
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IA ianvier 1871.
sAUtS.

r E PUBLIC est par le present notife que
IL je ne paiera aucun des dettes contractees
par ma femme. JEAN BE. REf.
Port Barre, 81 December le70-N
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AEGaI Ae Aa
CouK DE PARorssE, Sr. LANDRY, No. 1854.
Succession AzeJie Guadry.
Joseph A. GUIDRY, de la p~aroisse st.
Landry, Executeur Testamentaire de la
succession de Azelie Guidry, decedee. ay.
ant ~enregistre I'M Tableau final ct distribution
des fonds de la dite succession, ~accompagne
dune petition d~emandant rhomologation di'
celui ct attendu quill a etc fat droit a la de-
mande de la dite petition par un ordre de
la Cour en- date du ii Janvier Is7li
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
denne aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir aifaire opposition, 81 aueune ills ont
mar ecrit, a mon bureau dams la vile des Ope.
%lousas, dams les trente jours qui %suivront Ia
date du present avis, %pourquoi ledit Tableau
ne serait pas %approuve ct homologue.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Grefaer
Ia ianvier 1871.
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For Sale.

A SMALL piece of 1873 arpents OF choice
A-rland on the Bayou Teche, about 6 miles
from Opelousas. and three miles from Barrels
Landing. For sale by NJ. KAUFMAN.
r. Apply to H. L. Garland, Opelousas.
Aup, l3-tf.
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Parish Of st. Landry.
N9ELousAs, January 5tb. rs

The Police Jury met pursuant to ad-
journneat. Present L. Morris. John
Roy, T. g. Chachere and j. D. Bernard.
The President being absent, on motion
the Police Jury adjourned until Thursday.
Janusr y 18th, 1871.
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LAWS OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
NO. 10,
Nv ACT

For the relief of the parish OF jefferson,
right bank of the Mississippi river.
Section /. BE it enacted by thu Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly con-
vened, That the sum of twenty-eight
thousand three hundred and twenty dol
Lars and twenty-seven cents be end is
hereby appropriated ont of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to be paid to the police jury Of the parish
Of j sfferson right bank, for the building
Of Jardos levee in the said parish, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and
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Accounts is hereby to iss,ie his warrant on
tine Treasurer for the said amount.
Sec. 2. Be- it further enacted, etc,
That this act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
(Signed) GEO. w. CARTER,
speaker OF the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN,
lieutenant Governor ana President Uf the
Senate.
Approved November 9, 1871.
(S.9aed) II. &. WARNOTH,
Governor Of TIKI State of Louisiana.
\ ira copy:
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POLITICAL NOTICE.
'lMs fAsIsa EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

Nrw ORLEANS, November %, 1871.
.+rarish Executive Committee me:
"-e psrp)se of permanent organiza-
V'n the Hall of the House OF Repre-
'-i't"s Al seven O'Clock this day, and
'N 'lIrl 10 order by the late president OF
'-' Parish Committee, II. C. Dibble.
NJ Dlnbls being elected temporary
i'''dra', and William III. Green tempo
TAI! S'''ary, the following committee on
~'lr-'i-!N WIS appointed by the chair:
'-'H" Isabelle, William Vigers, W. c.
''-fl4' }. D. OConnell, Henry Camp
'-'AdJ. H. II, Camp.
N''F a recess OF fifteen minutes the
'-'4l'''e r'ported the following delegates
0s duly elected and accredited. and
''.'a'rnded they be admitted to seats:
= '"N Ward; Thomas Isabelle. J. p.
~f4' and Arthur Frilot. Second
r'i; H. c. Dibble, P. f. Bechtel, +. +.
p '.''a'i and Thomas Murray. Fourth
y ~I' l. Duffy and G. Z. Paris. Fifth
'' Villain yigers, J. C. Kubler and
'''H' Sixth Ward: A. A. Lafferan-
b 4'' \. Brett Seventh Ward: J.
b. 'u'arn' W. ]. Moore and l.. p.
a Eighth Ward: A. Armstrong
g. o NcKernOn. Ninth Ward: W. c.
Ts.,, .. F. Fondal end George kowald.
Ina "afd; j. c. Weaver, T.. p. Duclos-
~ AID j. b. o'Connell. Twelfth Ward:
av,, "a and Z. 7. Stamps. Thir-
Fr- ~ "A'd; A. Wilson and J. B. Gaudot.
h,,I y. Ward: Henry Campbell FIT.
G2p . buchanan and j. II. II.
l-pa adopted.
,,,,,. ~ lion of Mr. Weaver, the following
Va, 80 On permanent organization
q. P ppoin'ed; Weaver, OConnell, Bech-
t.por.1 , una 'igers; which committee
C.,s,.' ' that tie officers of the Parish
t'sn,.'., 'oAs's; Of one president, six
loadiO, '' one secretary, one cores
ssrs,.,n, .ie"ry. one treasurer and on
Aiot '''-arms. all to be elected b,
Fo,r ,pCr Wis adopted.
ella ,a nS S'i'sl II. C. Dibb,e, ". c. Kin
NJ DSI, William vlsers xers nominated as,t,
IL the ve,1- my Received majority of
E'e.l.o, cast MAS declared elested
Fir, ~, ssF'ns officers were also el,c,.d.
'1'iSns' W. c. Kinsolla;
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crWARD ON THE WALL

+ Aont think that the Almighty
,.,is any mistake in Niagara. If
.,,rs is any mistake in that matter,
~ :. IN the creatures that he made
s,udv and contemplate his works.
r,s Chinese have been for at least
r three thousand years a wall
kim people. 1t would bankrupt
=, York or Paris to build the
al If Chins, it is the great wal of
~, oerId. It is forty-feet high.
III. lower thirty feet is hewn lime
.,,.. " granite. Two modern car
,,r,, may pass each other upon
" .pmlnit. 1t has parapet
,I,.c,.bout It's whole length, with
,,.ui.nt staircases, buttresses,
N earrisson houses at every quar-
mile. and it runs, not by
ming down hills and raising val
l.v,. bit over the uneven crests of
-. mountains and down through
.l;, corres, a distance of a thou
.,nlnles. Admiral Rodgers and
I,.trhted that it would cost more
NV to bnild the great wall of
china through its extent OF one
thousand miles than it has cost to
I;ll ihirty-tve thousand miles OF
abroad in the United States. What
commentary it - upon the ephe-
neral rang Of the human intellect
p -, this great ultilitarian enter
,r,e. 50 necessary and effective two
n,uan wears ago, now not merely
r~less but an incumbrance AMI an
obstruction.
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second vice president, p. E. Bechel; third
vice president, ]. c. Keubler; fourth vice
president, E. p. Ducloslange; fifth vice
president, B. Buchanan; sixth vice presi.
dent, j. b. Gaudent: secretary, ]. d.
O'OnnhSll; corresponding secretary, Viii.
liam H. Green; treasurer, J. b. Jourdain
tergeant-at-arms, j. Stokes. - 81
Mr.. Vigers presented the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the vacancies in the
Third and Eleventh Words be flied by
appointment BY the chair until elections
- held. a-. ,.,t
"hereupon the chair appointed W. b.
Barrett. j. W. Qainn, W. W. Johnson, b,
P. Blanchard and Patrick Creash to re.
present the Third Ward, and j. s. Bad
gers and A. ], Johnson to represent the
Eleventh Ward.
Mr. Vigers moved that the rules and by
laws Of the hteparish executive committee
be adopted temporarily.
Adopted.
On motion, the secretary of the late
committee was directed TO turn over to the
secretary Of this committee the papers of
the late committee.
The chair appointed the following gem
tlemea Us finance committee: Thomas
Isabelle, Thomas Murray, B. McKernon,
F. Fondal and 4. Wilson,
On motion, the committee then adjourn
ed to meet in the Senate Chamber, on
Friday, December l.. 1871.
HENRY c. DIBBLE,
PRECEDENT
J. d. O'CoNSEII. Secretary.
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TIE .NLSS0 URI POLiCT.

The report that the Democratic
laier. are IN correspondence with
regard to the paopriety of abandon
inc domination for president with
view Of supporting a Conservative
candidate in opposition to Grant,
L.s not, on enquiry at New York
.,sI Of members OF the Democratic
committees III Washington, assumed
positive shape. Tnat quite IA num-
t.rof Democrats here favor such a
Cause, is openly admitted. While
Senate, Schurz and other Repub.i-
ems who are opposed to c)ntinu-
slo Of the present administration.
darlare that the only hope OF sue
o,, is found in tho programme.
liow such a convention is to be call
d and who is to call it, arc ques-
icns it is stated that it must be left
.rthe future to decide, il there is
t2.m which the Democrats of al
,tno can discuss it.
IL National Democratic Exccu-
r. Committee, appointed by the
81 National Convention, viii meei
& Washington, iii January, earlier
IN usual, Ia decide on the time
"A place of EoldinS the next con-
'ntion. 81 that time the policy o
.e Conservative Republicans, and
lie extern of the cooperation OF
.e Democratic party will be fully
evcLJpcd, and the com mittee can
isidc whether it is the wisest course
I, is-ue il cal, pure AMI simple, for
lie meeting OF the Democracy again
a national toilncil.-.Near Florence
4mi,a'r.
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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-30
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WEDNEsEAY, Nov. 29-11:O 4. II.
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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-30
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