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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-10-24
Ea1a1e of Xenon Laacur,-No. sly.

Estate of ZenOn Latacur.--NO. 541g.
STATE OF LOUTsIANA.-PARtsH COURT,
" st. Landry.-Whefeas. Louis stagg, OF tle
Parish OF st. Landry, Administrator of the
estate OF, Zenon Lafeur, deceased, has filed 9
final tableau of distribution of the funds Of said
estate, accompanied by his petition praying for
the hOHlologation OF the same; ,'''
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by au oTderf0f court, bearing date
October 18th, 1873. .t4f -
Now. Therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tabIeau i'll writing at my office i'll the town of
OuelUnsaa. within the time required by Law,
why the said tableau should notbc ho1nologated
and confirmed.
aAF.H-f- LF'- T.. W A. clerk,
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AL kinds tin ware for sale. All kinds Job
work, in copper, tin, and sheet iron, done at
short notice, at the Opelousas Tin Shop. "
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Bucks Brilliant Cooking Stoves,
now O-tjan, AZ. ,.. WIN. LIGHTLEY.
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WVHE COUNTRY HIM

Is the best in Opelousas. An kinds wine fresh
game, oysters during the season. and the best
OF everything that the market affords, always
on hand. Meals at all hours, day and night.
Ian. OILY
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CARRIAGE BHOPs-THANKFTL FOR
the patronage heretofore extendedm me by tho
citizens of st. Landry, ! solicit afurther cOntiu-
uatiOn of their ~favOrS, and beg leave to inform
them that I will always be ready to accomm0-
date them in any branch Of my business. at
reasonable prices, for cash only. 4.r-r.
All work hereafter, if not paid for on delivery,
win be charged ten per cent. additional, for i'm
mediate collection. ""'F
I have on hand hacks and buggies, which /
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and buggies
made to order. g. ?. CLARK.
OpelOusas, Jan. 10, 1872-tf.
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NOTICES.


Estate Of John I'D. WhittimEtqn.-NO.
$3.50.
RTEETING. OF .CREDITORs.-BY VIRTUE
Of an order Of the honorable. Parish Court
of st. Landry Parish, 4 meeting Of fIIe credffSrs
Of the estate of John u. Wilmington. deceased,
will be held before Yves D'Aty, Notary Public,
Mt hiSOtlcr in the town Of Opel0usas, on Monday,
October 2Tth, 1873. at II O'Clock N.
". A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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y moval.-The undersigned has removed from
his old stand on Main street, Opelousas, to
the Varieties Theatre building on the same
street. He has also recently returned from New
Orleans, with q new lot Of materials for the
making, and repairing of saddles and harness.
Saddles, Brides, Harness, &C., always on hand,
and made to order with dispatch and in u work
ness Saddle Trees also on hand. from which d.
lectiOnS can be made. uH &c ttEf
GEO. PULFORD, BIZ.
Man 2T-tf. Varieties Building, Opelonsas,,4
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DAHI4 Road AND EXPRESS STA
Ia BLE.-Ever grateful for the many favOrs
received since my arrival in the parish Ut st.
Landry, 1 beg leave. to inform my friends, and
the public in general, that I am now III posses
sion of the fine Stable i'll the rear of'Titin63s HO-
tel, which is being fitted UP in O superior style
to any c0tntry stablein the State. Horses we'll
fed and grOomed. Hostlers always polite and
attentive to the wants of my customers.
don't come any more. .l.-.. ..-.sI -
l. B. LAssITER, Proprietor.
l ian lily. IL --L- -. ~
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Succession de .gohr. ID. Whir1inn1nn-

NO. 35s3.
4 ssEMBLEE DIES CREANCIERs.-EE YER
= tn dun ordre delhOnorable Courd de Paroisse
de la ParOisse st. Landry, une assemhlGe des
creancicrs de In succession de John D. Whiting
ton, dtcede, sera tenuc paTdevant Yves D'Ayy,
NOtairh Public, il son bureau, dams Ia vile dHs
OpelOuSas, le Lundi, 27 OCtObre, 1873. a midi
". A. ROBERTSON, Grefner,
10 oct.
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nPELOUsAs TIN SHOP,

REMOVED TO LAEDRY STREE, yi,i
Near tho PD8t-Otice,3 -sygt.r
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New Orleans Prices :

The undersigned has just received from the
manufacturers, in Cincinnati. a large lot Of Mi
kinds Of Northumberland, chairs, toilets,
Wasll-stands, etc, which he will sell as cheap, if
not cheaper, than they can be brought here from
New Orleans. Come and see for yourself.
Also, furniture made to order and repaired.
L. WAITER. Agent.
July 5-tf Main Street, Opelousas.
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GcparIusrsnlp Aonres.

DISSOLUTION OF C0PARTNERSHlP.-Th
~ inn SAMPSON BRorKER his DAY dissolved The br.
anaersgne who authorized
the 6rm name. GhOkSs a. SA9feOS 10 ChbsL
NOTICE is hereby given that the PARTNER
~ SHIP slh-1g between David Aeton. ArcAibah NJ
Aerton Dlhe ard Wa G. Moore nndr the arm Of
ALLERToNS BUTCHER hoORB WAS dissolved the tr-i day
1873 BY mauAl All said
Partnership received bY DAVID ALLERrON and al
Paruep be him for aueut
Neu-YOrs, Sept 2, 1873
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HORSEand CARRIAGE MARK Ell
Nsw.YoRK. Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1873.

NBw-YoRK. Tuesday, Sept ., 1873.
No new or important features were developed
in the local horse trade OF the day. The demand foi
both light and heavy dratthoses is fair and quite up &c
the expectation Of dealers. The prices previously quoteo
are generally adhered to- Dealers in fine
complain OF the difficulty generally experienced IN Sc
curing the country desirable stock at prices whleh
would Weld satisfactory profits in market The saa
stables are overstOcked with road horses OF no paFcu
lar speed, and they can be had at low figures: 80
Tomorrow wednesday,, the 10th inst. Major G. W.
Barker (Of Barker & Chase will sell 50 head OF rotbR
stock at Mr. Hitchcocks breeding farm at ASH Grove.
near New-Preston, Conn. (See ady.l
The sales held to-day at the principal aucuon MARE
were well attended and the horses brought TO the nam
mer disposed OF as fJlloWs -,
by Mr. Arch Johnston, at the Horse Mart ID East In
teenth-st., near University place.
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" Of the COUNTY Of HASriN0s.-To MKT Of KIN u
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meat secure dpof1t elang degree that
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OF eonpetett teaehr ats eoaIse eure m laboratory
ta ts cabinet and library will enable students ,1cuy
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and German lsnguAgesshOu
spoken Limited number accommodated with bo.s e., ~,
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DENEsRK. WARREN AN1A
PIfTsBURGk RAILWAY.
Tine Table takes effect Nov. 3, -sT!.
SOUTHWARK

~stiticu for jamestown, n. Z, ard Connect
with y. q g. W trains esst aud west. Cnnnecr
Nnrcn vita 'rs'Es - ana wesi ON th-p pTa.
B, NhyEN Grrll snr.
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eo.lrlin Il ,c> u : -lup AZ yn ulm. h. lie.
or M5crs switch, aud stops OIL! o signHl AT
Bo1ghton ard lAncyiiic.
~ rams do no, stop. % Sop On Signal.
% stop for Meals.
p rain. and Iw'1wn daily Al other tranis
Un Snnday- Imia iwil run one hour late from
Navv'lc to OIL cay
Train vtl ~tppar Rouccvillc on Signal for Pas
sau.e~. you,- Nurh or ruu-yilc.
TraiI. may leave OIL Rou-cyic Passergers that
wer. received Nurh ut uIu-yI'ie
j. j LAWkENCF, Gen. supt.
C. j. HEPBURN. Asst ~upt.
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Pimplcs Il otchcs, and Eru'uo, on the tcp'
Triter Ringwurm. f., shW Orm-, Eryslll'S' ,c.INY
and a eruptvc scro uluus diseases. have tntlr or
rin from virus AID cor H'iipnS in the nj "a pF
Nci allum's Root Hood Scarcher strikes at lNr
source of all scroiuon4 diseases by ie lrH'' 'n, ~
rwr,,;np eyery kind of hlmpr and corrupt on 'rym
The hood Warranted Price, by mail &lW
tRooI. -nfficieut Ia make quart of HI"oi sei,.n
cry illiGms Medicine Cr, Piu7onrs'r E"' h0''
B ms
, 1873-02-28
NOTES. FROM THE SUBURBS.
EVANSTON.

EVANSTON.
f. Mr. D. L. Moody gave Bible reading in the
Baptist Church, last night, which was we'll at
! tended Tle Rev. Dr. Goodwin will conduct q
Bible-reading,in, the Presbyterian Church -thia
evening, to- which the: public ara. cordially in
vited. These 1eadiugs are union. being held ct
the different churches in the village.
- Mrs. Kate: N. Doggett will give the usual
Friday lecture at the Ladies' College, this after
noou at q quarter before o'clock; Her subject
will probably be 1.-THE Italian Masters"
Tie propriety Of numbering the streets Of tho
village is being discussed also, OF putting up
,the names of the streets and avenues on the
principal corners.
The project Of the different churches In the
village Joining together to buy q large beH, and
-h2nging the sauae OR a neat tower on Davis
street, where the Ibertypole stands, is agitating
churches, and at fres~ 1t would; surely; be- de-
a1able to have one good bell in village Of 500
inhabitants.
:. The concert at Lyons Hnll; last evening, by
the Vescenius Sisters was fairly attonded-.-. :.
The publs are invited to attend the Literary
soeieties, at the UNIVERSITY, this evening.
... WIESETEA- ,A-~-.: - -
Tie name Of Bross has twice provoked the
elements to rage IN this suburb, but had they
not been shut. out by the walls OF Institute"
Hall On Melnesaay evening"; tne non.- .n@41atn .
Broas might have charmed them to rest The
previous announcement, two weeks sgo;1 -had to
be withdrawn, owing to tha blockade on. .the:Al
waukee Division Of the Chicago Northwestern
Railroad.' But the second time was a success.
4 flourish of instrumental music by home- nusi-
clans was followed by the lecturer Of the evening
on the subject, 7TAcIoss the Continent." y Tho
audience we're entertained Tor an hour and q
quarter by graphic; beautiful, and humorous
descriptions OF life and scenery on the Pacific
slope. At the close Of the lecture, when the
Carter expressed his delight and ediAcation, and
moved vote Of thanks, which Was unanimously
carried, after which the meeting adjournea.
, 1873-02-28
. THE. FIRE DEPARTMENT.

: 4 regular meeting Of the Board Of Police and
Fise Commissioners was held yesterday after
noon. President Mason in the chair. Commits;
eioners Wright and Sheridan were also present.
According to. time-honored custom, the afternoon
WIS devoted to Fire Department business
The Firo-Marshal reported the following
named fremen as having served their sixty days
probation, nnd recommended their appointment
to the regular service Of the Department: Louis
P, Faley; Matthias Layilette, John Burk, Charles
-Blom John Kennedy, James P Ives, Nicholas !,
Wheeler. Layrence Deoney, Robert Bernhardt,
Thomas Il. sutphan, David Easily, and James y.
Porter.
- The Recommendation was concurred ill.,
The Fire-Marshal also reported that John
Cook. and John Adam Cook, formerly members
OF the Department, and left it without dishonor,
had proved themselves faithful and efficient IN
service and recommended their appointment az
full members. twas agreed to- ~-
The Fire Marshal fu1th reported, n detached
and fragmentary communications that Peter J.
Hammersbacfl: Charles E. Curtis. August q;
Anderson, George H. Fischer, Enud /. Doysan,
William j, Cass, Thomas Burns, Frederick NJ
Ehipuy, Frank Blettuer, and Henry dreenhopp
had: served the required probation. and RECON-
neuded their full appointment. This fragment
In another fragment the Flre-Marshol recon-
mended that Franklin 4. Links, who had not
given satisfaction, be not appointed, and this
Was also concurred in. =.
The Fire -5larehal also represented that he had
suspended from duty. on the ground Of inefdcien-
cy and incapacty, the followinS-na1ned probation"
arV candidates james H.. Roselie, Henry G..
Williams, and Charles Hippert, and recommend
I'd their dismissal from the Department. Tho
rnnort was concured IN, and tho delinqueu:s
oS The Resignation Of Irving E. Pushed. Of the
~Fire-Alarm Telegraph Department., was, On
seyeraI bills were submitted and audited,
after which the Eoard adjourned.
, 1873-02-28
DIED SUDDENLY.

-: Yesterday morning, aboHt q O'clock Mary
Kelly; aims Hilary Raymond, an old woman who;
fof many years. impaired "a knowledge of the
future TO-. the. ignorant, fell. dead . in
her room at. No, 467 South -. Clark
street. For some months past sho has been iv-
ing IN destitute circumstances, her support be-
ing derived from the charities of a Mrs Main,
who lived in the same house, Coroner Stephens
held an inqueat, ,tha verdict baing that decaased
came to her death from Leart-diaease.
~- The; wife of George Smith, who resides on
Archer avenue, near Tweuty-arHt street, dropped
from her chair, deaa, while At the y hbreakfast J,
for some days past having suffered severe pains
in her head. 49,, :.....
, 1873-02-28

7athe Editor 81 1he Chicago. tribune:
= 61n: "Not an Englishman' asks, 1'Why did
France draww: the sword7" Why ateP into tflss
death grapp1e e'' 1t was,; simply; because Frnnce
refused, while life or strength remained, Ito sub
NIT to the ,1ltimatum OF. bismarck, Kho does not
hesit late, because Of the violation Of personal
national rights, to enforce his policy. Wendell
Phillips crime i'd, that be did not see the brdiis
in the animated cannon-ball Of which lie spoke.,,
''*' NEITHER AN ESa11suhAN NOR 4 GERMAN. ::
, 1873-02-28

colts, cows, calves farm imp1eznents lay,
wheat, oats; and so forth, for preferred claim
held by said nare:, and 9 eimilar transfer Of
c.. Harding: Kelsey has acknowledged that l,o
cannot pay his dabts. .Tha petitioners Ers.hold.
ore OF three, Judgments fol. amounts aggresat-
. ing over $500, against the same debtor:
|. Joseph and Marcus Metz yesterday filed vol
tntary petition Their debts are sl5 5om 1a and
4 snitrraJ. -. :..<~,. y. ''as ..~
IN the matter Of John Daeman, the Marshal
was yesterday ordered to publish notice OF adju-
In the u1attcrnt Farnsworth T. Brown, hsnk-
rupts yesterday, the provisional Assignee, c. B.
King, was elected AssiSneo by Tho creditors. -~
+. -: ,:- cR17f1SAL COURT NOTES., l.:.- ~
In the Criminal .cogTt, Yesterday, tie cont
Of the charges against them have e-already 5been
fully printed in. The Tn1pUHE. we're yesterday
tried before Judge Gary, aud the case was given
to the jury; who found them guilty and fixed
their term ut two years each in tie penitentiary.
Owing to tho deteutions Of Witnesses BY "con-
tinuaions" in this case, the witnesses costs hive
amounted to more t.nn $780,. .,..~..;:~~- IS.
- 6chenk, Millt, and Schenk, charged with riot;
were, yesterday found not guilty, and dischafged.
=! Thecaso OF City " Ballard WAS yesterday re-
The following cases vero stricken from the
docKet-Scanlon; Lynch ~8teadmau ct H.; Wright
ct al, schoanfald, and MAXWELL. :~.. 49,.
In the cases Van Arnam and Prentiss, i'm
pleaded etc, nollc prosequis wero entered. ''~
t''+' 80. "'".. ------:. .--.~i'~-~3 --.~ :
.. NEW SUITS. .:. -
The CIRCUIT CoUEr-5, ,co1--Nillard c. Druson v
George 4. Horfman,- the Frank Donglns aIacldncz9'
Company, aud Frank Douglas repleyia- 6,so3-1a-
cob Aresef ': John spi1Es :es H.; appeal. 5,9of-
Charles Bdtz r.. William. Mchael appeal. 6,9o5=
hvsae kenhardt '; Wilhelm naseh, cspfas for 81 goo
fcharActer1. ,9o6-Robert- ~ Henley,
James Aeey Mary csssy, nd Avn m Asslsy;
Of drunkenness custody OF children prayed anu
possession Of house and lot bought by conpiatnana
money. 99a Ito 6;003-Appeals:1 6.o04-RobeIt p
Obcr ct al '. William Cuthbert; aasumpat, s. 0o0-
THE ~SUpERton Couhr-42, ,5D6-Vlncent +. Drew ct
d.; APPEAL 42 5o7K aizehcFg &c. ;. E5ed Miller
mud Henry Mass, contractors, and Sophia Spofiedcr
petition Tor 1,.echanics lien: AZ 6ossa1ne " Fred
Miller and Henry Nass, contractors, and John Wind
ham; same I2,5U@John Y. FarEc1 ct al ': J. Il.
Wheeler: $500. ~ 610-ChaElaa letz Ct
IL vs. John Keller; assumpsit, $500. 42.511-S F.
Rounds y. A. l. Morrison bill for Injunction to- re-
strain the collection Of taxes on personal property
clerical errors adding up being alleged By which the
taxable amount has been increased By over SIS o00
~ 42512-chares osgood v. Edward T: Thomas confes-
sion of-judgn,ent note for $500 ~49;5l8-John-
Oliver ct T. !. s: J, johnson; aprsal a2elLMtl:
Of tventy-:uo ba1rels af mess park --~.--.-s
, 1873-02-28

Gen. Van Buren, chief OF the American
Commission to the International Exposition,
writes Superintendent John D. Phi1brick, OF
Boston, thu: he has utterly failed to secure tha
nreparatiou OF model American achool-room
Tor The Vienna Exposition, and has decided to
taka of the. 1900, 900 appropriated By Govern
ment enough to build and furnish with modern
annlauces such room. The work nov, instead
Of being doue at home will be executed in -Eu-
rope. and Group 26 will have What the Inanager
Of the Exposition desircd,-a repre- ntation Of
the American school avsten.
, 1873-02-28
Odd F9lIowshfp.

Members Of tho fraternity will be- pleased to- learn
that the principal lodges nf the city hsYa returned TO-
their new old homes. OF this NUMBER Chicago Encamp
ment, Excelsior, Union, Home, Duane, and Fi1st
swedtsh-Iotees- InyB returned to the South Side:
The aboya lodges, including Gerruau:a Encampmept,
South Park, Chicago, Palm, Garden City, Lincoln
Park, Olympia, North chicago, Normal. &C., hare
procured nav and naanutactu1ed ~, hy
4. g. Nadla1as No. 1863 West Madison street. The
above Tn ttg new and. beautiful eu1be~
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