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GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS.
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Herald Special Reports from
Versailles.
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Circular from M. ThierS---PrOgreSs Of
the Siege Operations.
Movement Of the Government
Troops North Of Paris.
~>~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~s
Attempt Of the VersaillistS to Cross the
Seine Frustrated.
TElEGaAms 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

We have received the following despatch
from our special correspondent in Versailles
VERSAILLES, Wednesday,
Via BoULoGNE, April 81, 1871.
NJ. Theirs has issued the following circu-
lar:-
THE CIRCULAR.
Active operations have recommended and
three great lines of batteries are attacking
Forts Vanvres and Issy. The latter fires only
few shots In return, and it is supposed
that 1t will be reduced to silence and power
lessness the moment the government artillery
is all placed in position. will acquaint the
public with the various phases of the opera
tons.
An Important Movemcnt-The Insurgent situ-
ation-Fightins In the West-The Forts
Movements OF German Officers.
VERSAILLES Wednesday, April 26, 1871.
A force of 6, 900 troops from the Versailles
army has executed some important movements
nOrtn OF Har15.
THE INsURGENT SITUATION.
The situation of the insurgents south Of
Paris Is said to be good.
FIGHTING ON TIE WEST
The insurgent battery on the Trocadero has
been removed There was some fighting at
Asnieres yesterday. The Versailles forces
made an attempt to cross the bridge over the
Seine to Clichy, but were unsuccessful.
THE FORTS.
Seven cannon on Fort Issy have been dis
mounted and Fort Montrouge is an utter
wreck.
MOVEMENTS OF GERMAN OFFICERS.
The Prussian General Barnaokow and staff
have arrived at Dieppe, where General Won
Cohen, commander of the German forces in
the north Of France, is expected.
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Dutcher's Dead shot, FOR Bedbugs.
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If Your Throat Is Sorc or Yeu Arc AM
noyed by constant cough promptly Dr. JAyEE's EN-
PECroRANr WIN relieve tho passages Of all phegm
mucus alay Inflammation and give the diseased
a chance TO heal No safer remedy be had for alA
Coughs Colds any complaint Of the Throat Lung
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DOOMED PARIS.
Herald Special Reports from
the French Capital.
Loyal National Guards Re-
cruited at st. Denis.
SHARP FIGHTING AT BIAS MEUD0N
Shells Still Falling in the City---Many
Killed and Wounded.
The Communists Threaten to
Blow UP the Forts.
WHERE The LAST STAND WILL Be MADE.
National Guards Not to be Disbanded
for Cowardice.
National Guards Not to be Disbanded
for Cowardice.
1eLEeRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Our correspondent at Paris sends us the fol-
lowing interesting report of the situation
there -
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The Debate tho Budget--A Crowded
House. Concessions to the Democracy and
Disrueli.
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Vente Publique.

Succession de fen Henry Haryroder.
LIN vertu dun ordre de Phon. la Cour
- DIES Preuves de Ia Paroisse st. Landry,
il sera vendu a rencan public, au plus Of
frant encherisseur, par lie soussigne GU
par un e%ncanteur public, a la derniere
residence du defunt, pres d'Afnaudville,
p~aroisse susdite, lie
Mercredi,. 90 Septembre, 1871,
les proprietes ci-apres deerites, dependant
de la dite succession, SAVIOR:
/, I'm certain moroccan de terre situe
dams la Prairie eros Chevreuil, a environ
ouarante arpents du Bayou Teche, dams la
Paroisse ct. Landry, mesurant cent Vlngt
acres de snperficie, plus gu moins, aEec
les authorizations qui sy trouyent consls'
tant en- une maison de residence, deux ma
gasins q maIs ct une autre petite malson.
2. Tn lot de yieux pieux de barrlere, ct
un lot de meubles de maison.
Conditions-rour les prophecies mobl'
Heres, compliant; ct pour Ia terre qulnze
pour cent compliant ct la balance EN- trols
placements egaux, payables le Ter Ayrll,
1872, 1873 ct 1874. L'acheteur deVra
s.aurnir ses notes p~ayables . Iadmioistra-
teur. Iartant 8 pour cent d'intefet jusqn'a
maturlte, ct une hypotheque speeiaie sera
retenue en- favour de Ia 81 accession jusqu'au
Placement final.
WILLIAM D. HARGRODER,
10 Aout. Administrator.
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The Apparent Split.

In all the calculations for the cleo
tions of next year the estimates OF
party strength ~areusually very close.
In all the estimates which we have
seen, Louisiana is claimed for OF con-
ceded to the Republican nominee,
and in most of the estimates the diff
ference is so small that the transfer
of Louisiana to the opposition would
insure it's success. The Republicans
calculate upon this State with such
certainty, and it's Importance is so
great that politicians may be assured
that no effort, pains, expense or sa-
crifice will be spared by them to
secure the seven electoral votes OF
Louisiana for their nominee. The
local officers, State and federal, elect
ed or appointed, have no significance
in this calculation. They might all
combine against their party and yet
have no sensible effect upon the re-
suit. With Or without their aid the
solid vote of the party will be given
in one way. Long before the cleo.
ton i'll November every prominent
politician known OF believed to be
working against the Republican no
minee will be discarded.
It is this extreme Importance OF
the electoral vote of Louisiana to the
success of the Republican candidates
next year that produces the convic'
tionthat the present apparent chlsm
in the party must of necessity be
healed. Whoever stands in the way
will be removed without scruple
Politicians, in or out OF place, become
insignificant when separated from
the mass of their party, and those
who attempt to march away from the
main army under a mutinous stand
ard, awaken from the dream of per
sonal vanity to find themselves
poWerless and alone.
q tormose paer', mimiam ne creds
colori!- n. o. Picayune.
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Movement for the Establishment OF
the "Church German"

London, Aug. Sat a meeting
held at Heidelburg, Sunday, totake
measures for the foundation of the
Church German" forty delegates
were present from various parts of
Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
A committee was appointed to
draw up a constitution of the new
church..
It's main points will be the prin-
ciples of the Council of Constance of
1914; the subordination of the Pope
to the Council; the separation of
church and State; the participation
of laymen in the management of the
church the free elections of bishops
the communal election of pastors,
and modification in the confessional.
The delegates are divided in opin-
ion as to whether the new Church
should acknowledge the supremacy
of the Pope.
The committee were instructed to
submit their report for ratification
at a meetingto be held at Munich in
September.
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Republican Convention.

The Republican State Convention
met at New Orleans, Oh Wednesday
last. We would give an account of
the proceedings bat the accounts we
have at present are 81 mixed we can
not give a clear view Of their action.
Before the time of meeting a split
took place between the two factions.
Governor Warmoth and his friends
met at Turner Hall, and Lieut.. Gov
ernor Dunn and his friends met at
the q. S. Customhouse and organic
ed by electing Lieut.. Gov. Dunn as
president; Senator Pinchback was
elected president at Turner Hall.
From all we can learn both parties
denounced each other in strong
terms. AS soon as we see the full
accounts we will give it to our
readers.
Once more we will say that those
proceedings ought not to discourage
Republicans, for no matter what dis
puaes may exist temporarily amongst
a few men in the party, the princi-
pies of Republicanism will remain
eternal and undivided. So we say
stand firm, this quarreling will end
in smoke, and when that is cleared
away 100000 well and tried Repub-
licans will be found shoulder to
shoulder battling for the good cause
in 1S72.-[Terrebonne Banner, Aug.
9th. =
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SUGGESTIONS de CelestiRe Guilbert ct
NAuGuste Stella.

SUGGESTIONS de Celestine Guilbert ct
RAugnste Sicily.
I'm vertu dun ordre de- la Cour des Preuves
~ de la p~aroisse St. Landry, il sera vendu
a l'encan public, au plus offrant enchGrissenr,
par lie soussigne, OIL par un encanteur pubic,
a la derniere residence du dtfunt, pres d'Ar-
naudyille, paroisse st. Landry, lie
MUcredi, % AOut 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres d~ecrites, appartenant
aux SUGGESTIONS de C6lestine Guilbert ct
d'Auguste Sicily, decides, a SAVIOR:
j. La Motto indivise dune certaine habita-
ton, situ6e sur lie Bayou TGche, pres dAr.
naudvillc, mesurant cent s~oixante arpents de
terre, plus on moins, avec toutcs les am6liOra.
tons qui sly trouvent.
2. Trois mulets cr6oles, douze chevaux ere.
oles, quatre vacEes ct leurs veaux, une paire
de bueufs de tire, IN cheval american, une
charrette i bGufs, trois ~selles, deux tuslls
doubles, I'm revolver, une montre, meubles
de maison, ustensiles de cuisine ct d'hablta
ton, &c.
Conditions-Les ~proprittGs mobiliercs pour
du compliant la terre sera vendue payable
CONNIE suit I'M tiers du prix d'achat lie LEI
Avril 1872, I'm tiers lie Ter Avril 1873, ct Ii
dernier tiers lie Ter Avril 1874; ~IacquereuI
fournissant ses billets avec caution a la salts
faction de administrators, portant hut pou1
cent par an d'intertt des 6ch(ances respec
tives jusqu'au Placement final du principal e,
des inter cts la dite terre devant de plus de
meurer spGcialement ~hypothequte Ell taveul
de la dite succession jusqu'a plein ct entiel
Placement.
BIENVENU Sicily,
% iuillet1 Administrator.
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90 Juliet 1871.
VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.

L. Grand e Gle, VS.. j. l.. Darby ct ais. Cour
de District, Pointe Coupee.-No. 1871.
ENN vertu dun alias writ de feri facias lance
- par l'Hon. Septieme Cour de District de
IEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la Paroisse
Pointe Coupee, dams lie process ci-dessus init
tul6, ct "a moi adresse, ,je vendrai en- vente pu-
blique, au plus offrsnt encherisseur, a la Mai
son de Conr de la PaToisse st. Landry. en- Ia
vile d'Opelousas, lie SAMEDI, 2SEPTEM-
BRE 1871, a onze heures du matin, les propri-
6tes ci-apres decrites, saisies pour satisfaire
lie dit writ. SAVIOR:
n I'm certain moroccan on psreelie de terre ST.
tue dans la paro.sse St. Landry, ct decrit
dams lie reGu du Register CONNIE la Motto sud
du quart nord-ouest, ct lie quart sud-ouest du
quart nord-est, ct lie quart nord-est du quart
sud-est, Township trois sud de la Rangee cling
est, contenant cent ~soixante acres.
Et lie quart nord-est du quart snd-ouest, ct
lie quart n]ord-ouest du quart sud-ouest, ct le
quart nord-ouest du quart sud-est, Township
trois sud de la Rangee cinq est; anssi, toute
| la terre au nord DIN Bayou Rouge, dams le
quart nord-est dn quart sud-est de la section
| No. 81, dams lie Township trois sud de la Ran
gee cinq est, dams lie District sud-ouest des
Terres de la Louisiana lie moroccan on par
celle de ferre ci-dessus decrit contenant trois
cent dix acres.
Conditions-Comptant.
E.O HAYES, Sheriff.
20 Juliet 1871
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Adrien Sonnier, Admir-, vs.. Etienne Velletin
-Cour de District, Paroisse st. Landry

Adrien Sonnier, Admir-, vs.. Etienne Velletin
-Cour de District, Paroisse st. Landry
No. I0999.
I'm vertu dun writ de feri facias lance
IL par rHon. la Huitieme Cour de Dis
trict de PEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la
Paroisse st. Landry, dams lie process ci-dessns
%intitule, ct d moi adresse, je vendrai en- vente
publique, au plus offrant encherisseur, a la
Maison de Cour de la dite Paroisse, en- la vile
d'Opelousas, lie SAMEDI, 2 SEPTEMBRE
1871, a ONE heures du matin, la propriete
ci-apres decrite, saisie pour satisfaire lie dit
writ, SAVIOR: M
Tn moroccan de terre de prairie, situe a NAL
let, st. Landry, contenant cinq arpents de
front sur vingt de profondeur, borne au nord
par la terre p%ublique, au sud par des terres
appartenant a Adrien Sonnier, "a Pest par une
terre appartenapt a Nine Jean Gallot, ct u
l'ouest par une terre appartenant a Nine Va
lery Belleau, avec toutes les batlsses ct ame-
liorations qui y sont situecs.
Conditions-Comptant.
K. o. HAYES, Sheriff,
80 Juliet 1871.
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Vente Publique,

Succession de Mdrie Joseph Fontenot.
I'm vertu dun ordre de la Cour des Preuves
II de la Paroisse St. Landry, il sera vendu a
r'encan public, au plus offrant encherisseur,
par les soussignes, OH par un encanseur public,
a la derniere residence du defunt, dams la
Prairie Vile Plate, Ell cette p~aroisse, lie
Jeudi, IA Septembre 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, appartenant a
la succession de Marie Joseph Fontenot, dece-
dee, IA SAVIOR:
/. I'm moroccan de terre de prairie, situe
dams la Prairie Vile Plate, paroisse st. Lam
dry, contenant quatre-vingt-slx arpents, plus
GU moins, borne au nord par Joseph Derouen
ct Baptiste L~andreneau, a Test par la success
sion, au sud par Onile A. Soileau, ct a louest
par Nine Etienne Fuselier ct la succession.
2. I'm moroccan de terre de prairie, situe
dams la Prairie Vile Plate, parolsse susdite,
contenant quatre-vingt-dix arpcnts, plus GU
moins, borne au nord par Jean Bite. Landre-
neau. a Pest par Joseph A. Soileau, ct au sud
par Onile A.. Soileau.
3. I'm lot de b6tes a cornes, courant dams
la Prairie Jean Reed, paroisse St. Landry,
CONSTANT en- trente-cinq tetes, plus on moins.
a. Tn lot de betes a cornes douces, consis-
tant en- vingt tetes, plus on moins, deux mu-
lets doux, un bnuf de tire ct quatre co chons.
Conditions-Chaque adjudication s'elevant
a vingt p~iastres on moins, payable compliant
le Jour de la vente; toutes sommes au-dessus
de vingt p~iastres payahles en- deux placements
%annuels du jour de la vente; les terres demeu-
rant specialement hypothequees en- favour de
ladite succession jusqu'au Placement final du
principal ct DIES interets les acquereurs four
nissant leurs obligations avec bonnie ct solva-
BILE securite a la satisfaction des administra-
teurs, ct en- cas- de non-paiement Il recheance
de chaque Placement, hut pour cent d'interet
annuel sera ACUTE.
BARTHELEMY Nj. COREIL,
JOSEPH DEROUEN,
Administrators Conjoints.
10 Ao,k 1911
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Vonte PubIiUuc.

Succession de ,ten John G0rrin.
I'm vertu dun ordre de rHon. la Cour DIES
Il Preuves de la Paroisse st. Landry, il sera
vendu en- vente publique, all plus otfrans en-
cherisseur, par la soussign6e, OH par un en-.
%canteur. a Ia Maison de Cour, dam la Vile
d'OpeIousas, en- ladite Paroisse, lie
Mercredi, G%Septembre, 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres dGcrites, dependant de
la succession de John Garvin, decide, der
increment de la dite paroisse, SAVIOR:
Les morceaux de terre ci-apres dGcrits, ST.
tues dansla p~aroisse d'Avoyelles, SAVIOR: La
Motto est DIT quart nord-est de la section 225,
township 2 sud de la rangee ) est, contenant
quatre-vingt-huit 52IlOO acres; aussi lie quart
nord-ouest de la section 81, dams lie township
2 sud de la rangGe 4 est, contenant cent soix-
ante-six 64Il0U acres; aussi, sune portion du
quart nord-est de la section %, township 2
sud de la rangte 3 est, q~nantit6 %inconnue,
Giant les mGmes terres ACCUSES par lie defunt
de VIM. b. Marshall, par acte de vente passe
pardevant B. L. Taliaforo, Notaire. Public
pour la ~paroisse d'Avoyelles, lie IA Aout 1866,
ct par acte de partition sous-seing prive, 81
que par lie dit dGfunt ct TIL omas N. Butler, lie
IL DGcembre 1860.
Deux mulets.
Conditions-Les mnlets pour du compliant !;
les terres une motto compliant ct lautre moi
tie dams douze mois du Jour de la vente, Fac
quereur fournissant son billet avec securite
en- solido, avec interet a raison de s pour cent
par an depuis lecheance jusqu'au Placement :;
ct la proprlet6 demeurant specialement hypo-
thequee i~usqu'au Placement enter.
ELIZABETH WRIGHT,
Tutrice Naturelle.
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WEATHER AND CRoPs.-The past
week has been one of frequent show
ers, which just at this season have
been of little benefit to the growing
crops. In fact, such has been the
weather, since the cotton attained a
stand, that only those OF our planters
who have been abundantly supplied
with labor and who have been the
most energetic andpersevering, have
succeeded in keeping their crops free
from grass,-they have had no spare
time between the frequent showers
of this summer. A few only of the
crops have been "laid by" quite
clean, while there is a general need
of two weeks more of unremitted
observation-disclosures Journal, August
18th
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Succession Marie Theothiste Malreau.
I'M vertu dun ordre de la Cour des Preuves
III de la p~aroisse St. Landry, il sera vendu a
lencan public, al plus offrant encherisseur,
par lie soussigne encanteur public, a la resi-
dence de Sosthepe Malveau. sur lie Coteau de
Plaquemine, en- cette paroisse, lie
Mercredi, Ii Septembre, 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, appartenant a
la succession de Marie Theothiste Malveau,
decedee, a SAVIOR:
I'm certain marceau de terre situe dams la
paroisse st. Landry, a la Pointe des Meyers,
contenant quarante arpents superfciels, borne
au nord par Lucius J. Dupre, au sud par 10.
seph Lavergne fills, a Pest par Celeste Roy ct
"a f'ouest par Charles Pitre, Giant la meme
propriete acquise de Therence Jeansonne par
acte passe par H. L. Garland, Notaire Public,
lie 80 Novembre 1852.
In cheval, I'M mulet, une jument, uD pou-
lain, etc.
Conditions-Comptant.
F. PERRODIN, Encanteur.
~ AoGt 1871.
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Ellie Mcdaniel vs.. Onezime Guillory ct ais.
Cour de District, st. Landry-No. 10252
LIN vertu dun writ de fieri facias, lance
- par la Huitieme Cour de District de
rEiat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la
p~aroisse St. Landry, dams rafaire ci-des-
sus intitulee, ct a moi adresse, je .procsde-
raj a vendre a rencan pm lie, d la Maison
de Cour de la dite paroisse, dams la vile
des Opelousas, lie sAMEDI, 2 SEPTEM-
BRE 1871, a onze heures du matin, la pro-
priete ci-apres decrite,. saisie pour salts
fare lie dit writ, i SAVIOR:
Establishment dc cafe (fonde par The
Eophile FontcnoD a la Vile Plate, les ba-
tisses dams lesquelles il est monte, ct On
moroccan de terre sur lequel les dites ba-
tisses etaient erigees GU battles, situGs dams
la paroisse st. Landry, a la Vile Plate,
bornes au sud par lie chemin qui conduit
d'Opelousas d Alexandra, au nord par Yves
Vidrine, 4 1ouest par Paul l.. e. Guillau-
min, ct i Pest par Lazarro, mesurant cent
treize pieds ct derni de profendeur, emsem,
BILE ayec lie billiard, deux tables rondes e
deux bancs.
Conditions-Comptant.
e. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
90 Juliet 1871.
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5Aout 1871.
Veaae par Ie Sheriff.

Adrien Sonnier, admr., rs. Jacob f. MIey-
ers, No. 12079, Cour de District, st.
Landry.
I'm vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vente
II lance par rHon. la Huitieme Cour de
District de PEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct
pour la Paroisse St. Landry, dams lie process
ci-dessus i~ntitule, ct a moi adresse, je ven
drai en- vente publique, au plus offrant en-
cherisseur, a la Maison de Cour dc la dite
paroisse, en- Ia vile dOpelousas, lie
Sdmedi, 2 Septembre 1871,
d onze heures du matin, les proprietes CT
apres decrites, saisies pour satIsfaire lie dit
ordre, SAVIOR:
l. La Motto est du quart fractionnel
nord-est du lot No. 2 de la section No. 20,
ct lie quart sud-est de la section 80, dams
lie township No. 7 sud de la raDgee No.
est, contenant deuX cent soiXante-neu1
acres ct 27I100 dun acre, etant n partie
de Ia terre achetee du government DIES
Etats-Unis, CONNIE il appert par lie certifi-
cat du Registraire du Bureau des Terres
aux Opelousas, en- date du 3 mai, 1860,
accorde sous lie certificat No. $3.50, au nom
dc FRANCOIS Richard.
lie lot No. ], GU lie quart fractionne
nord-ouest du quart nord.est de la section
"a. dams lie meme township ct rangee
aehete du Commencement, CONNIE il apperl
par lie recu du Receveur, date aux Ope-
lousas, Line, l Decembre, 1860. ct hume
rote SOO7, au nom de FRANCOIS Richard.
8. Les lots Nos. IN ct deux de Ia section
No. 25 dams lie township No. 9 sud de ID
-- 4 o4 o,rforo,f dow oorx f,o,1<
acres, achetes du gouvernement de Ia
Louisiana, CONNIE il appert par la patente
datee "a Mars, 1854, accordee sous lie war
rant No. 3S4, S. n, au nom de FRANCOIS
Richard.
4. Les lots Nos. I'm ct deux de la section
80 dams lie township 8 sudde la rangee
Quest, achetes du gouvernement des Etats
Unis, CONNIE il appert par la patente al
nom de Francois Richard, sous lie warran'
| No. 41764, datee a la vile de Washington
lie l Novembre, l66O-ce dernier morcear
de terre content cent soixante.et'un 50Il0(
acres.
5. LIE seizieme indivis dun certain NOR
ceau de terre, situe au quarter ct aux boi!
de Plaquemine Brulee, dams la paroiss'
st. Landry, contenant quatre cent trent'
arpents de .superficie, borne nord par Ii
terre du gouvernement des Etats- Unis, sue
par Joel Vert, est par la terre de Jean Bite
Lafeur, ct Quest par lie domaine public
etant la meme terre adjugee par lie sheri
au dit FRANCOIS Richard, dams lie process
intitule Charles Bourque VS.. les heritier,
de Lejeune, ct enregistre au bureau d,
Recorder, dams lie liyre I, page 646, lie 81
Aoht, 1864.
6. LIE fer a marquer les animaux, gu
sera exhibe lie jour de la vente ct tous lc
animaux marques avec lie meme, ct qui ap
parliament qtaintenant (~savoir, lie 5 Ma
1870 i FRANCOIS Richard.
Coaditions-Comptant.
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
80 Juliet 1871.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-08-19

People of nervous temperament,
or what is usually called fine sensl-
bility, III their joys and sorrows are
ever in extremes. III adversely their
depression is too deep, because they
have not fortitude to sustain it with
constancy and composure; In pros
nerity, their citation rises too high,
because they have not moderation to
temper it with reflection and fore
thought.
~r~~~@%~~~S-~
Mrs. Colt, widow of Colonel Colt,
ii said to be the richest woman iii
America. Her yearly income is over
100000. She lives at Hartford,
Conn. Many anecdotes are told d
her ~liberality, her kindness and hel
prompt business habits. She is .
warm patroll and good Judge of art,
But tile most honorable chapter il
her biography is the interest sill
takes I'LL the welfare and advance
ment of her wOrk-people and de
pendants.