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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-11-16

TN yertu DIES pouvoirs don't ie suis revGtl par
~ Ia lOi, .je prOoederai a vendre II rencan pu-
bic, sans lie htnefce dc destination, d mon hui
reaTI, en- Ia MaisOn dc COur de Ia Paroissc st.
Landry, en- Ia vile d'OpclousaS, le Samedi, 80
NOEembre 1872, cOmmenGant u Ii heures, A. NJ ct
contimtant de jour en- jour, ii celia est n6cessaire,
la prOprietG s%uivnnte, saisie pour s~atisfaire les
payeurs de taxes delinquants, du Role des
Taxes de 1870 ct 1871, ayee tous les frais ct
penalties, SAVIOR
Quatre lots de terrain assess6 All nom de A..
MiIlspaugh, situ6 dams la Vile de Washington,
~jOignant Ia rue Main dun 10 Bayou Caron
de PRutre cote, ensemble avectOutesle les bdtisses
ct authorizations quf sly t~rOuvent.
Tax d'Etat pour 1870 ct is71-....-..-- $lO3 90
rs D. c. SITTIG, Collector.
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TN vertu des pouyoirAdont je suis rcvttu par
- =. Ia lol, Ie procederat . vendre a rencan M
bic, sans lie btnetice de Destination, il mon bn-
rcau, en- liz Maison de Cour dc Ia Paroisse st.
Landry, en- In vile d,Opelousas, lie Samedi, 80
NOvembre, 1872, commemorate ONE heures 4. NJ,
ct conttnuant de jour en- jour. 81 celia est n6res.
salre, les ~proprietes suivantes, saisic par moi
pour satisfairo les dctteS dues II rEtat dc la
Louisiana at a la ParOisse st. Landry, par les
payeurS de taxes delinquants du Role des Taxes
dc 1870. avcc tOns les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR
l. Tn certain lot dc terre assesse all nom dc Ia
succession de James Porter, situe pres d'OpelOu-
SaS, mesurant 1856 acres, borne au nOrd par Ia
prOpriGte des heritiers de D6baillOn, an sud par
la prOpriGte de Lastie NGzat ct etant a present
la prOpriet6 de Jos. d. Richard.
2. Qlatre lots de terrain sitn6 dams Ia vile
dOpelOusas, borne au nord par la propri6t6 de
q. ". Hudspeth, au sud par Ia propri6tG de Nine
Cook. a Test par la prOpriet6 de Mime L. {.
8. I'm quart de lot de terrain situG dams Ia Vile
dOpelOusas, borne au nOrd par 10 rue Bellevue,
a Test par Ia prOprietG de Laura Guarrigues, ct
q P0uest par LII prOpri6t6 dc J. Moore.
Taxes dEtat ct dc Paroisse pour 1870. -. S1S1 6I
ID D. {. SITrIG, Callecteur.
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Succession dc Mary Janc Daniel.

TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE L1HONORA-
a Bile La CGur des Preuyes, de Ia ParOisse St.
Landry, Il sera yendu i l'enean public. au plus
offrant encherisseur, par RESPONSIVENESS admins
trateurs, on par IN encanteur public, i la der
Mere residence. de Ia deftnte, en- cette paroisse,
lie MERCREDI, 4 Deeembre, 1872, les propriGt6s
ci-apfes detFites; appartenanf a 10 succession de
Mary Jane Daniel, deG6a6e, asavoir- 80 ?
l. L'habitatiOn sur laguelle Ia d6funte demeu-
raft en- dern1er, situ6e sur le Bayou BRuf, envi-
ron six miles plus haut que Washington, dams la
Paroissef st. landry, Contenant environ 800 ar
penis. plus on m0inR, avec tontes les b8tisses ct
ameliorations qui S'y trOuyent, borne au nord
par les terres de John W. Daniel, all sud par les
terres de Green Hudspetti, IL reuest par lie Ba-
you BRuf, ct d Pest par lie domaine public ct les
terres appartenant autrefois d lessee Andrus.
: A1u5Ii, ITH mOrcPau dEFterre mar6eagelfse, con-
tenant cent soiXante acres, plus on moins, Gtant
lie quart sid-ouest de la section 81, dams lG town.
ship 4, an sud de la rangGe 4 est, dams lie District
sud-ouest des terres de Ia Louisiana.
Conditions-Un tiers du prix d'achat payable
lie jour de La vente; Yin tiers dans doIze mois a
paltir -du jour dc la vente, ct lc reste dams yingt-
qudtrG Inofs . partir du Jour de La yente les ac-
quGreurs fouTnissant 1eurs hillets partant huit
pour cent d'interGt par aimee apres r6ch6ance
jusdu'au Placement, aVeg une hynofhAque sp6-
ciale ct he privilege du Vendeur reserves, JUS
qu'au Placement entier CT eomplet du principal
ct des lnterets QMia peuEept aeer0ftrent.sNzsz-z+
JOHN 8. MCKEE,
sR&bsk EMMAAJgR ROBERTS,
2nov. ADMINISTRATORS,
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Vincent Ronani VI, Ambroire Ynlin-

Vincent BOR&ni W.. AmbrOipe Valin.
NOURDEPAROISSE, ST. L~ANDRY.-No. 1870
Honorable Ia Cour de Paroissc, dams ct pour la
ParOisse st. Landry, dams lie process ci-dessus in
titule, ct Il moi adress1, JIG vendrai en- vcnte pu-
de Cour dc la dite paroisse, en- la vile dope
lOusas, lie SAMEDT, 7D6cembre, a ONE heures
du matin, la propri6te ci-apres d6crite, SAVIOR
I'm certain moroccan de terre situ6 dams la. Pa
roisse st. Landry, Prairie BasSe, ayaRt deux
arpents deuX aFpents de face sur vingt-quatrc
arpents de ~profOndenr, plus on moins, borne au
nOrd par la terre appartenant a Nine. Veuve
Simon GOnOr, a u sud par la terre de Nine Veuve
Joseph Roy, a Fest par lie Dr.. r. II. Littell, ct
a loucst par Thomas c. Anderson, ensemble
aVec tOutes les batisses ct authorizations qui sy
tFouvent.
Saisie par Ordre de La COur.
COnditions-Comptant.
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
oc oo& TOTO
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IN vertu DIES pOuvoirs don't .ie suis revEtu par
~ Ia lOi, ic prOcGdcrai a vendre Il lencan pu-
bile, sans lie ben6fice de destination, a mon bu-
reau, ell Ia Mason de COur de Ia ParOisse st.
Landry, enla Vile d'OpelOusas, lcSamcdi, 80 No
vembre, 1872, cOmmencant il IL hPUres, A. NJ, ct
sairc, la prophets suffvante, saIsic par moi
pour satisfaire des dettes dues Il PEtat de la
la Louisiana. par les payeurs de taxes dGlin-
quantA, du Role des Taxes de 1870 ct 1871, avec
tons les frais ct penalties SAVIOR
I'm certain mOrcGau de terrc aSscSs6 all nom
de LoOnce SandOz, ~jOignant Ia vile d'OpelOusaa,
mesurant 90 acres, borne au nOrd par les teIrps
dc Nine Z. c. Devilliers, au sud par les terres do
Steen, a Pest par les teTTes de Mme Mary Cook,
ct Il POucst par les terres dc Nine f. Wartelle.
Taxes d'Etat pour 1870 ct f1.....-..... $50 &C
~ d. c. SITTIG, Collector.
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NoUyRAU RATRAU.

lie Ratean 4 Yapeur
PEERAES@.
II. ii. BROAD, Maitres = 3 sCHMIDR. Commits;
Part de. Ia Nouvelles Orleans tons les Sanaedis
n S hellres din s0ir. ct do Washington f0us les
MerrrelissA 10 heures dl Hnatin.
h danTier, 1921. 4 a#K@4gNaa
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mVSCELEANEOUS


n OST.-ABOUT TEN DAYS AGO \ Dun
4 creole pony, branded thus: 81 in Il dla-
mOnd. ANY one finding said pony and delivering
to the undersigned, will be literally rewt1I1ieh'
oct. 2G-tf. >. BOL.b.
TORN! CORN! AND OATS! OATS"--
u just received, a large supply 81 Corn alHt
Oats. and constantly receiving, which l VIII sell
very cheap, for cash only.
March 2-tf. SOL. LOEb'
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TIL HE RNanRAMGE.I HAVE BEEN
MA appointed sHetias Agent for the Piedmont
and Arlington Life Insurance Company. yir-
ginfa, for the state of Louisiana. and solicit for
it the patronage pf nS friends and the public
generally JOHN. c. HORDY.
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BOhM D. Morgan, AdmimisGraaOr, VS.. Ri.
chaTd T. Bihm ct ala.

John D. Morgan, Administrator, VS.. Ri.
ehard L. Bihm ct ais.
NOUR DE DISTRICT. PAROIssE ST. Lam
dry.-NO. 12l15.-En vertu d'un writ de fieri
facias, lance par Honorable la Huitieme Cour
dc District de PEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct
pour Ia ParOisse st. Landry, dams lc process ci-
deSsus %intitul6, ct d moi adressG. je procederai
q Nendre alencan public, il Ia Maison de Cour
dc Ia dite par0isSe, dams la vile dcs ODelousas,
le SAMEDI, Z D6cembfe, 1872, a ONE hcureS du
matin, les prOprietes ci-apreS decritcs, SAVIOR
Tn certain mOrceaude terre situ6 sur lie Bayou
WaNia, dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry, La, ct
etant lie quart nord-est fractiOnaire de la section
No. 20. township No. 8, au sud della rang6e No.
5 east, cOntenant G8 30I1O0 acres superticiels; lie
quart nord-ouest de In section No. 81, dams lie
township No. 8, au sud dc Ia rHngee No. s est,
c0ntenRut 1855 90IlA0g acres, et aussi 1853 acres,
etant aUssi La portion de Jacob Bihm, decide,
dun certain moroccan de teT1p situe en- Ia Pa
roisse st. Landry, fafsant face sur lie Bayou
COurtableau sur I'm .espace de 81 51I100 chaines
ct courant en- arriere 100 60I1O0 chaInes, borne
au nOrd par le Bayou WaXia, a Test par les ter
res de Jacob Blum, au sud par lie Bayou Cour-
tablean, ct d Rouest par les terres de Jacob
Fahey, contenant environ 517 acres supRrficiels,
ayant etc dome OT1ginairement q FRANCOIS Wi
kof, par lie GQgveEuemant EspagnOl, Contenant
en- tout 396 acres, plus on moins, avee toutes les
bAtsses ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. qui sly ~trOuvent.
Saisies par Orlre do la Cour.
COndittOns-COmptant.
#''@@A5tti E. O. HAYES, Sheriff,
96 oct, 1870, . Er,f.t =. 4 ,
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COUNTRY INN
OB. ID. w. FOSTER

Having returned from Central america, anu
located again permanently in Opei0tlsas' OueFS
his professional services to the public.
Office, next door to the Post-OficG' where no
may be consulted, or calls left on SLATE, dlulng
the day.
Residence near Nine Beaureperc Chnchere's,
| where he may be found during the night.
May 4-tf.
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Louisiana Branch.

L0ufsiRma BraAacIas
Agency, 81 Carundeiet street, New 0rieanA.
OFFICERS:
II. II. HATCH, President.
IL. IT. MERRTCK, Vice President.
T. y. kTMMTa5y@Secretary and State Agent,
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
IN. T0LNvEE4. sHI. d. - -
J.B. RTECHIE. M. ID. y
DIRECTORS: fs
u. I. Meuiek. Is, III. Mouton,
James jackson, Robert Hare,
l.. 4. Wiltzz Thomas FffzWilliRm,
i, II. Haseh3 Octave Veorhies,
3. B. SHINES.
JUDGE AB0LPHE GARRTGUES.
Agentforthe Parish OF st. Landry.
All kinds of LIFE POLICIES issued by this
Company.
Nov. 4. IsTi-1g 81 &f
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&C. PICKET, Master; A. MEYNIER sR Clerk;
Leaves Washington every Sunday at 10 o'clock
A.. NJ, and New Orleans every Wednesday at 5
O'Clock PM viii take passengers and freight
cheap as any other boat in the trade
April IS, 1GT2-tf.
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vENTEs PAR liz COLLFCTF7@p

"~~~~'~- ~~1 ~~o~-Il~~- yG1y~-l~1>~
~ Ncrtl. deS pOuvoirs don't ic suis reyGtu mar
hit 1t 1ol, }c pfOteder!i a rendre . Ftncan pu-
bIlc, sans 10 h'netice de Pcstimation nrn,, e.,
Itun; en- Ia Maison de COur de In ParOissc a.
E%lhufE' "n In Vile d'OpelOusaa, Ir S,mpdi go
~ t"rCLtnre' 1912, cOInInenGant a IL hcurcs, A, w.
90 So ofE"uilhuant de Jour en- jour, 81 celia cat nfrcE
Saifc, In prOprietG sllivantc, saisip muir un+i1N
iaiTe les dettCs dues 4 rEtnt de In LoniEinno M =
"a i aEOlSSe 81. Landry; par les payeurs do tovn.
~ ttIl4ldh!S' uu Role dos Take dc 1870 ri 1871
' = 'ous ItT trails ct penalties. SAVIOR
- certain IlOrCcau de tcrrc aRsCsaT an nm,
ue jacques Ellie Guill0ry, slime dons In d. pra n"i
'1dlhO"tl' ncsrlrant 75 acres. borne nm nnrS nov
teS 'erles q Emile L. Guill0rv. an s,1h nnr 'Jn,
ItfFe6 DC II. Rider, a Fest par lea trrrcll mill
HmrS' e. d Quest par les tCrres AEsaaAs r. emil
1!IS ellSelllnle aNec tOutCS lcsA S~~I
IoratlonS Qnt sly trouyent. TFe
Taxes dEtat ct de ParoiSse EcsS3s7o ct
ii u q SiTT Nh $l3 10
I'm vertu DIES pouvoirs don't Ea rat, mar
49, 49, Ia lol' j. procederai a vendlats S4%9hcan pu-
bic, sans lC benetiCe de l'eStim! As%NEA mon hn
rcau, en- la MaisOn dc Cour d. ParniSsp ~
Landry, ell Ia Vile d'OpcIousaE Snmndi 20
hoFcllhr", 1872, cOlnmpnCant Il lures A. "
CT .cohtlnuant dc jour en- jour, Vi celia est nfCrs.
say: ID pr"pIlrtc SulVante, Saisir IH1r moi pour
5a,lSIdTc les "ettt7 dues a lEtat de In Louisiana
ct Il Ill IarOlSae st. Landry. par les Daypuru Ie
taxes ufllnquants du Role DIES Taxes dc lS70.
aEec touS les frais ct penalties. savOir-
IN certain moroccan de terre aaItSaG au monde
Nine Joseph Guillory. situG dnua Ia VirIlir
Granlc Prairie, mesurant 100 arurnts hornG M
nord ct a Test par les tcrrcs de G. l.. FOntrnmt
an SUD par les terrCS de Fl. DcshOtrl3, ct \ Vourst
par les tcrrCS UOnezimr DeshotrlS, ensemble
avcc tOutes lCs batissts ct authorizations mi s1-
trOuVent.
Taxes d'Etat ct de- paroiSac nour 1s-0 S19 =,
52 D.. {, STTTTCi. CnIInr+S S% -
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LIFE INSURANCE.

nFF8CE LOUISIANA RRAN0HH,rs9
MOUND CITY
WusaaaF Life aaa@Eamce Gdsnmnaay4
or ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI!
OFFICERS
JAMES b. EADs, President.
A. N. BRITT0E, Vice PTEstdeTg - ? I
S. w L0MAX, Secretary. d ;
C.G. d. HATT0N, GaBneral Agent.
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UOOT6 AND AHOES.-THE UNDER-
Id signed has Just returned from New Orleans
with a new supply Of Boot and shoe materials.
His customers will find him at his usual stand on
Landry street, between Court and Main streets,
OpelOusas, where he will be pleased to attend to
tA~eir}pedal wants. Ladies' Shoes also made.
Prices moderate.
NV or -1Eff II D"EEEEpEnDN
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.ARRY,s LANDING WARRMOUa1

the public, that he has recently taken charge Oh
the new Warehouse ut Barry's Landing, and will
endeavOr to give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage.
-. JOS. DUBOURDIEC.
Rarrr'a Iandinr Sent IL 1RrO-ff
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A SMALL FARM, ON BAYOU BEUF, 90
n miles from Washington, containing 90 acres,
80 acres enclosed, balance woodland, dwelling
house with four rooms, kitchen, stOre-room,
corn crib and stable, will be sold on reasonable
terms, Applyt to T. N. MCCRORY.
Jan. Pitt. Washington, La.
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MOHN N. OGDEN,
% Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
~OPELOUSAs, LA.
June 8-tf.
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sTEAMROATs.
1879.

NJ. KENIsON, Master; T. JOHN, Clerk; r
Capt. Kenison having purchased the Trenton,
expressly for the New Orleans, OpelouBas and
Washington trade. She will her re-
gular trips from New Orleans to Washington on
the LIST of September, and continue until high
water, when she will be succeeded by the fine
paBsengerBtean6r, LESSEE Taylor. $0s@
R. WILKINS. Agent, =
Corner Bridge and Water Sta, Washington, La.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

VICTOR DANIEL,
u Deputy and Parish Surveyor, for 81. Landry
Office at Opelousas. June "a, '71-tf.
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NElea I.slin y. RanelI seaa1.

4 4. VI HA LIS, Guef11,
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OARRHAGE sHOP-THANKFUL FOR
u the patronage heretofore extended me by the
citizens of st. Landry, / solicit afurther contin-
nation of their favOrs, and beg leave to inform
them that I will always9be ready to ccommo
date them in any branch of my business, Eat
reasonable prices, for cash only, 49,
All work hereafter, If not paid for on delivery,
will be charged ten per cent. additional, for im-
mediate collection. -
have on hand hacks and buggies, which I
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and buggies
made to order. S. p. CLARK.
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2G oct, 1872.
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REGULAR oPELOUsAs AND

NEW ORLEANS, PACKET ,ss
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GOOD AND GENUHNE.-THE UNDER
WI signed has just retuInedfrom New Orleans,
with alarge assortment of Pure Liquors, Havana
Segars, dc. Lager Beer of the best quality, and
cold Lunches, always on hand. Cali and sce for
yourself. j. PEFFERKORN.
OnclouSas, Nov. 1T. '..-.-
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DOOKKEEPING.-TWO SCHOLAR
- ships, one in DOlbear's and one in Black
mans Commercial College, New Orleans, which
VIII entitle the holders to attend O. !. Full COURSE
in Bookkeeping, can be purchased cheap. Apply
at this office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
Mrs. ID. II. Blowers.

We are glad to perceive thai large num-
Der of reserved seats are being secured for
the Opera House, Monday night, on which
occasion the gifted tragedienne, Mrs. ID. P.
Bowers will make her first appearance in
our city in the impersonation of Lady
Audley, in "Lady Audiey's Secret" The
Atlanta Consultation Of Friday last thus
speaks of this much admired play:
Into her Lady Audley, Mrs. Bowers In
fused such intense passion, such subtle and
magnetic feeling, THAI the audience but re-
allied an actual episode from life, instead
of the creation of the artists fancy. Her
Interpretation was chaste, warm and arts
tic. Her voice is full and musical, capable
of subtlest meanings, is expressive of every
impulse of the emotional nature; then the
eloquent expressiveness of her face, the al
most crystalline clearness Of her enuncis
ton and the beauty of her reading, exercis-
ed magnetic influence over her audience
We have never seen a representation Of
Lady Audley which So thoroughly realizes
our ideal, as that of Mrs. Bowers. The
Robert Audley of Mr.. McCollOm, showed
not only manly conception of the charac-
ter. but the ability to make good his con-
ceptiOn. His perform ance throughout sat
is6ed his audience, and be shared in the lib
eral applause of the evening. Miss Lizzie
Rich, as Alicia Audley, and Mr.. Il. Mitch
ell, as George Talboys, were excellent in the
rendition of their characters.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
Police Pickfngs.

Charles Henderson and William Layton
are couple of sporting characters who
made their appearance in our city about
the time Mr.. Barnum's "Great Moral Ex-
hibition" did, and they were engaged in the
same line of business, that is, picking peo-
PIES pockets; but the plan Of operations
pursued by Henderson and Layton differed
somewhat from that of Barnum's agents.
Being detected in their attempts to trans
fer pocket-boo from the owners possession
to their own, Henderson and Layton were
arrested and upon their persons were found
various and sundry articles, among them
small pair of scissors, pair Of earrings, 3
ladies portmonaie, etc. Upon being taken
to police headquarters, they put up gold
watch as security for their appearance, and
when their names were called in the Police
Court yesterday morning, it was found that
they were non est, choosing to forfeit their
collateral rather than expose themselves to
the risk of having their private characters
too closely Investigated.
Emma Dodd honored the police court
with her presence yesterday morn ing. IL
would seem as though things have come to
a pretty pass when poor colored woman
is arrested for merely using her tongue, for
where is the advantage in having tongue
if one is not allowed TO use it? [This is not
intended as a conundrum-no answers be-
ing expscted.) In Miss Dodd's case, how
ever, an attempt was made to establish the
fact that she had not used that discretion
in her selection of words which might have
been desired, and this was the head and
front Of her offending, for which fine of
S. was imposed upon her.
The charge against Tobe johnson was
the same as that preferred against that I'M
fortunate Dodd, but there were extenua-
ting circumstances in his case, he was
therefore discharged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
rorty-eight Hours Of "weather."

0Ftherial mildness" has not been tne
chief characteristic of Nashville weather
for the past two days. Red noses, over
coats and heavy wraps have been the order
of the day. Street corner loafers have van
isbed from their customary resorts, aud pc
destrians have manifested disposition to
attend to the various errands which call
them out on the streets, and bic them away
n sheltered hooks with all possible dis
Tha bsckmen sat upon their vehicles,
svmetrical forms enveloped in many folded
horse blankets, while their poor horses,
with their hair turned the wrong way, stood
dreaming of warm stables, generous food
and the coming ''epizoo." In the hotels, an
increased demand for hottoddies was no
tireable. and the bar tenders have been the
hanpiest men in the city, with one
exception, and that is the CLOTH
inc. dealer. For the past
foTty. eight hours, clothiers have stood be-
hind their counters busily engaged In hand
inc out heavy clothing of all descriptions,
stonnlnp at intervals to rub their hands
with HILARIOUS glee, as the wealth poured
into their Golfers. -,
The wind whistled keenly through the
streets. tie mercury made rapid progress
in his downward course, and on FRIDAY
two hundred and forty fakes OF snow leh
within the corporate limits.
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E.niuanfic ira Nashville.

The several horses belonging to the
Adams Express Company, labOring under
the epizootic malady, are getting along
with no alarming symptoms. DR.. Purdy,
the veterinary surgeon, says that he has
seen a thousand horses similarly affected In
1868 in the West, which he treated success
fully. He expects favorable results in the
cases now in his care. Warm stable, drink,
feed, and counter irritants over the glands
of the throat, (Which are infamed,) by the
application of volatile liniment, then Gov
ering the parts with blanket, are the
main points in the treatment. The sick
horses have good blankets and thick beds
of sawdust to stand or lie down on. At
present there is no apparent diminution OF
horses or vehicles On the streets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
The Late Father McInerny.

An accomplished lady friend sends us the
following brief but touching tribute to the
excellent and very promising young clergy
man, Rev. III. j. McInerny, Pastor of Nc
Ewen's, Humphreys county, who died on
Tuesday last, and was buried on Thursday:
In the morning oflifs, in the first aush of
manhood, when the hand of science had
placed on his brow, like some fair chaplet,
the crown of genius, death snatched from
amongst us one whose brief career in the
sacred ministry endeared him to all who
knew him. Too good for earth, yet we
would have him linger here while we pray
that his gentle spirit has passed into the
brighter realms Of the angels.
Having determined TO devote his life to
the service Of God, he left at an early age
home and kindred and all the ties that
bound him to his native land to seek be-
yond the broad Atlantic wider field for
his missionary labors.s
His aged father and mother, while they
weep in the distant Isle of the Sea as his
requiem is borne to them by the winds of
the ocean, will find peace in the hope that
he has passed from death to life to enjoy
the beatiic vision Of his Father in
Heaven.