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Public sale.

Estate Of Lucies Bergeroa, deceased.
10y virtue of an order of the Hon: Probate
ID Court of the Parish Of st. Landry, there
will be sold at auction. to the highest bidder,
by The undersigned. or by a public. a~uctloneer,
at tbe last residence of deceased, on Bayou
Gironon, in the Parish of st Landry, on
Wednesday, March sth, 1871,
the following property, Belonging to the Es-
tate of Lucien Bergeron. deceased to-wit:
Fifty acres of land, with the buildings
thereon, bounded south by Bayou Giromon,
east by Philegene Bergeron. nesti by lands
of the estate, and west by public la'fas.
Fifty acres of land, more or less, bounded
south by land of the estate, east by Philogene
B.rgeron, and north and west BY public lands.
C2onditions-0ne, two and three years cred-
it from the day Of sale purchasers 70 iurn'sh
their notes with good security SAD notes 70
bear 5 per cent per annrlm Interest from ma.
turity until paid and the lands arena,ning
specially ~mortgaged until paid tor, ac's Oh
saale at The Expense of purchasers.
SIMEON BERGERoN, Admr'
Febs4.
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Public Sale.

Estate Of Phacide z. Guidry, deceased.
VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. Pro-
ID bate Court of the Parish Of st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder. by the undersigned auction
eer, at the last residence of the deceased, on
Plaquemine Ridge, in sad Parish, on
Wednesday,, March Is, 1871,
the following described property belonging to
the Estate of Placide 7. Guidry, decd, to-wit:
/. A certain tract of land, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, on
piaquemine Ridge, in the Parish, of St. Ian
dry, measuring nine hundred arpents, bound
ed east by Pierre Courville and Jos. Carriere,
north by E. H. Martin, south by Richard II.
Lumpkins, and west by Madison Young, being
the same property purchased by deceased from
Geo. X. Wartelle, as per act before -.
A certain tract of woodland, measuring two
hundred and twenty arpents, on the west side
of Bayou Mallet, being the same tract acquir-
ed at the same time as the one above describ-
ed. from Geo. XIV article '@-z
One pair American mules, one pair of oxen,
one OK cart, one wooden cart, one horse cart,
a lot of corn, farming implements and cooking
utensils.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cash on The spot
each adjudication to be paid before passing to
any other lot, otherwise to be rrsold BIZ the
auctionetT. lmmoyables, one-tliFd cash; the
remainder III two equal nnuai instruments
from TIE day of sale notes 20 be furnished
payable in solido, with good and sufficient Sc
curity, payable at the order and domicil of the
Tutrix, bearing . pr cent interest after NATL
rity property remaining specially mortgaged
with vendors privilege in favor of said sue
c~essipn; purchasers not TO ALLEVIATE nor sell
the property before PAYMENT
+. PERRnDIN, Auctioneer.
Enhrnarr
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Stale OF Louisiana,

Parish Court, Parish St. Landry.-No. 3435
Estate Of Eugenie Ladeur.
ETIENNE FONTENOT, of the Parish of
- st. Landry, Administrator of the Estate
of Eugene Latleur, dec, late of the Parish of
St. Landry, having filed a t.bleau of dlstli-
button of the funds of said Estate, accom-
panied by his petition praying for the homo
legation of the same:
And whereas. the prayer of said petition
has been granted by an order of court dated
February 9th, 1871;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau in writing at my office IN the town of
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why said tableau should not be homologated
and confirmed. JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk
February Ii. 1871.
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Feb. list.
Lumber Lumber +! Lumber !

CHOICE CYPRESS g. PINE LUMBER,
~ of every dimension, and in unlimited
quantities. supplied by the undersigned az
Mount Pleasant Mills, near Washington we
are receiving a large lot of chain .iogs, anu
will fill with pfomptness and dispa'eh ali
bills entrusted to us.
Orders addressed to the undersigned, at
washington. will receive immediate attention.
GILBERT BA1LL1O.
Mi. Pleasant Mills, Jan. 2ale1.
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t.
Last Weeks Dispatches.

Last WGtA DaSpatOAOSs
LONDON, Jan. 19.-The-b ombard-
ment of Paris continued on the 18th
with increasing strength
French official dispatches con-
firm the news of the defeat OF Bour-
baki.
A great battle wasfought on the
18th, which resulted in a decisive
repulse of the French, who are now
retreating. The German, loss in the
battles is 1900; the French 1900.
No guns were taken by the Ger
mans, and but few prisoners.
William of Prussia was today
crowned Emperor Of Germany, in
the Hall of Mirrors, in the presence
Of all the German princes and rep
resentatiyes Of regiments OF the ar
my. -.
BORDEAUX, Jan. 19.-Bourbaki
attacked the Prussians Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday, with the obj ect
Of crossing the Saone, and selzlng
ST. Valbest. The enemy resisted
the movement, and Bourbaki re-
returns to his former position.
LONDON, Jan. 2O.-king William
telegraphs to Queen Augusta, from
Versailles, on the 10Th, that a sortie
| was made from Valerien that day,
under cover Of a heavy fire. 1t was
entirely resultless.
The army Of the North was beat
en- to-day before st. Quentin. 1000
unwounded prisoners. and two guns
we're captured.
LONDON, Jan. 20-Evening.-The
| Germans have occupied Tours with
out opposition.
The bombardment of Paris con
tinues, with good results.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-The %confagra-
ton at Longwy is confirmed.
The victims Of the bombardment,
killed and wounded, number forty
nine women, thirty-nine children
and ninety-two men,
LONDON, Jan. 22-Advices from
Paris say Gen. Trochu at the coun-
Gil on Friday, stated that should
the hope of outside assistance fail,
it would de his duty to surrender
the city, before the Germans des-
troyed the public buildings and
fred the centre of the city.
The Emperor %telegraphs the EN-
press Augusta on the 21st: The
enemy yesterday entirety withdrew
into Paris. The total French loss
at ST. Quentin is $4,000. The enc
my has withdrawn to Va%llenciennes
and Douae. We have reoccupied
Cambrai.n
LONDON, Jan. 23.-The French
army Of the North are arriving at
Arras, Douai and Lille, in a totally
disbanded and discouraged condi-
ton. VIZ !
The citizens of Lille are indignant
with Gambetta, whom they charge
with deceiving them on State at:
fairs.
A dispatch from Lille, on the 23d
says the bombardment of Cambrai
has commenced.
Paris advices Of the God state that
the French losses in the sortie of
the19th wasless than3000. Gen. Tro'
chu issued an order of the day.
speaking in the highest terms OF
officers and soldiers.
Al r. ".Sf~'. 10 b.
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List Of Letters
State of Lomisiana.

State of Louisiana. ~
PARISH CoURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 249s
Estate Of George Vesner, dcd.
FLIZABETH TEER, of the Parish of St
- Landry. Administrators of the Estate of
George Wesner, decd, having fled a final
tableau of classification and account OF said
estate, accompanied by her petition praying
for the homologation of the same !;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing
date February 9Th, lS7I @
Now, therefore notice is hereby given TO all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau in writing AZ my Office in the town
Of 0pelofsas, WithinftIe time required by law,
why the said tableau should not be homologa-
ted and confirmed.
JOS. 3. RICHARD, Clerk
n February IL, 1877
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state Of
PARISH COURT, ST, LANDRY, No. 335-
Estate Of Ira Thayey'.

ES1U16 y It'll INUytT.
IA, LILLIAN Fl. MAYO, of the Parish of
w st. Landry, Administrator of the Estate
of Ira Thayer, deceased, having fled a tableau
of distribution and final account of said Es-
tate. accompanied by his petition praying for
tile houtologation of the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing
date February 7, 1871.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said Tableau in writing at my office in the
own of Opelousas, within the time required
by law, why the said tableau should not be
h~omologated and confirmed.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Clerk.
FebII
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Attention !!

VAKEN UP by the undersigned, on Bayou
l. Beuf, about six miles from Washington,
one brown Spanish mare mule, branded on
the hip-brand almost invisible. The owner
can get the animal by coming forward, pro-
wing property and paying the costs OF this sd-
vertisement
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CONRAD DEBAILL0N,
and Counsellor at Law,

NTILE practice his profession. in the Par
WV ishes Of 81. Landry, Lafayette, Calca-
sien and Verailion.
Office with Ferreol Perrodin, A%uetioneer,
Opelousas. IJune 25tf
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Keep Out.

A LII persons found hunting, or passing
n through my fields, win Be dealt with
according to law.
LOUIS PRUD'HONME.
Dee. III.
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Invioiable fidelity, good hulnor
and eomplacencyM temper outshide
all the charms of d fine face, and
make the decay oft invisible.
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Poverty and Pride | inconve-
nient companions, but when idle
ness urlIfeS NTH them the depth Of
wretcTedness is attained
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For sale.

EsOE SAFE.
A SMALL piece Of 1873 arpents of choice
II. land on the Bayou Teche. about 6 miles
from Opelonsas. and three miles from Barre's
Landing. For sale by M. KAUFMAN.
IA Apply to Fl. i. Garland, Opelousas.
Aug. I3-tf.
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York, wherever convenient. II NOT, tnen reeisteTr
sac letters Containing money. Address
I. ". ENGLAND, Pub,tsher.
Sun Office. New York CTR.
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rEyENITE STAMPS of all denomina-
{ tous for sale at the Pest Once.
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OGicc Of State and Parish Collector,
Parish of st. Landry.

Parish Of ST. Landry.
OPELoUsAs, February l1tii, ISL.
HOsice to state and Parish
Tag Payers.
TIME Roll for State and Parish Taxes for the
l year 1870 is now ready for collection at
my Office, in the Town of Opelossas.
Also, the list of Delinquent Tax Payers for
the year 1869; after thirty days from this date,
if not paid, l will proceed to collect according
to law.
u. c. SlTTIG, Collector.
Feb 11th, 1871.
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just Received. eff
0An BUSHELS Improved Dickson Cot
ASO ton Seed. For sale by
LOUIS DESBREST.
Main street, Opelorsas.
Feb. 18th, IS71.-4t.
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50 Grand Fancy DreSs
AND
IRE EMS BALL.,
To be given by
WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY, NO. 1,
AT THE
eWNS03aic Hall, ass Washington,
On Monday, February Goth, 1871.
Committee Of Arrangements:
JOSEPH KAUFMAN J PICARD,
JOHN $. HAWKINS, CHAS. KAUFMAN,
J. 0. TRAINOR
Managers:
PHILIP JACOBS. Fl. LASTRAPES,
G.. A. BAILLIO, GEO. O. ELMS,
f. PLONSKEY.
Tickets for Gentlemen.------$2 SO
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Samatanten, q young Indian, was
ordained u priest of the Roman Ca
tholic Church inskhe village OF La.
fette, near Quebec; some time since.
He takes the name of Viniceht, and
is said TO be the first fedsman made
a priest.
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I have this day carefully examined the
foregoing act of incorporation, and finding
nothing in contravention of the Constitu
ton and laws of the State of louisiana, |
approve the same.
GEO. W. HUDSPETH,
F-&' Dist. Atty. 9Th Jad. Dist. of La.
Opclousas, Feb. 9Th, 1871. 6--4t
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H WEEKLY. but with q greater variety of
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Sherln9S sale.

Martha 4. Thomas as. Samuel D..
AsAe, No.. 1000, District Court, st.
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Lucille Debaijlon V. Louis Fontcnot her
husband, District Court, Parish of st.
Landry, No. I209S.
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Feb. 1lth, 1871.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-11-25
BIRDS, IN THEIR RELATION TO
AGRICULTURE.
by Geo. ii. Perkins, PHI. d., Professor OF
Zoology, botany and Geology, in the
University OF Vermont. Read before
the Vermont State Board OF Agri-
culture, June, 1871.

That all may have rs complete IN under
standing of the subject us may be, let us say
few words in regard to the geological char
act r. ewl posixc.e of birds not so v ,ch
for the sake of bringing forward anything
new, rs to revive i'll the memory facts AL
ready known. Birds may be scientifically
characterized rs ar-breathing, warm blood
ed, oviparous vertebiates, fitted for aerial
life. Probably no group, of equal rank, in
the animal Kingdom presents so great uni
fOrmity in its essential characters. Among
all the hundreds of differing tribes of the
feathered race we find no such strange and
aberrant forms rs we have among the MANI
mails in the winged Bats or the fnned
Whales 1t is true that I'LL birds do not tly,
but they do all possess wings Of some sort,
though they may use them only us fins, us do
the Penguins or aids in running, as do the
Ostriches.
Intense activity charactcrizes all the func-
tions Of the body us well rs great efficiency
Nowhere else do we find so complete II re-
spiratory system for besides the publication
of the blood in the lungs, the capillaries
meet the air in sacs, which are distributed in
various parts of the body. These are chiefly
to make the body light but they also assist
the lungs in their work. The bones are all
very compact and firm; those of the neck
move very freely, allowing motion in all di-
rections, while those of the back to which
together so closely us to be almost immov-
able. The one main purpose and aim in the
plan OF structure seems to be fitness for
flight The firm muscles, the quickly beat
ing heart, the light, compactly built body,
the energy OF all the parts, unite in the nc
complishment of this end, and so eflcctualy
do they fulfill their mission that The speed and
power of flight in many birds are very great
The Hawks and their allies can fly from
eighty to one hundred miles an hour, their
swoop being much more rapid, and many of
our smaller birds. as the swallows and war
blers, fly almost OF quite us rapidly and not
only is their flight so swift, but they can keep
on the wing for hours, or even days, with
little or no rest. The eyes of an animal
moving SO constantly and so rapidly must
have II different structure from that of man
OF other animals that move more slowly, or
it could not accomplish its purpose Accor-
dinghy we find all the parts of IL birds eye
freely movable, and controlled by muscles.
The eye of the Hawk, which lies fattcned
and far sighted us the bird sails slowly along
the upper air, us soon as any prey is deserted
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denotes that the subscription expires the ceek. We
shall be pleased have renewed and give thus
tce in orer that the not miss any numbers
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3a ufrkaufrn nn0 81 uermiflbrn.
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81 D%erfauten.

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Sd,dEdmtS= Scpdrtcmcut,

AHrUpolte, bcu 80. Mai 1871.
Elr tUtuhtr tcr Cbliqdtipucn res StdatcS
MdrnIauf, ln lNUiautG, lncyhCu hermit htnddriuz
tluL ttcltIutu tn cr nNar nus' & HtgGbGuts' Jlttoe
uai Naui OF baltimore" an u0tr OoU Dem (. Sui, on
ptlhtm 4oNc ot .Slnltu uuI ~ttcittbtr ouibUtrH tptrs
Den. Sir WutblurQ ~ prIltutlrtr. Ettit CbliQdtio8
utl ituo N BagltJgdo oct Der. Stuutcn Iuhihar.
lNti,t4Httl SCpIu 2SupliUre, GoutyUlcur;
Iohn Mcrrrndu, StGgm,ilu.
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3u perfdufcu.

L:I- Sin Pa itodigcS WSObrbuus nit 9noCn auf
Der SiieuftsC de Ger Baltimore une SdlaNifr.
y 4beres bti JameS StonsbWrp in Vr. ga. 9Th:
Sruacipdn. 1900
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mertbuplem @runbbeiiee al Canton, 2lpcultc,
ndbc NunfraBt.
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cas- game @ritroluti nebit Gbtbdulidfettcn, aui
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tcAcn, an Canton Aucnuc p itu6 brett uno 100 Tuf,
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Cute @eleecubeit.
HM ianicm 0ciuhi.

Gin ictt 10 1alren 6ctrcJtncs Sdrtiuer GcibGit,
uerbuncen nit rinem Supen, lit lusgen abreiic non
baltimore btui1 gu O%trtuHieH. gtdbCres hci Sdrl
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