davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-04-24
Ean1s tnio 1ast weeh. h.......... 139n0 26t7l5 aad2
Week l,uforo laAt. ............ IL v1B ,22a 237o
SlipnlunLu woro nj followB.
Cutie. Hogs. Shr.p.
iMon'lay.. a'5n2 5a2 G'r Ga,a "i;;s
AHcblny xuuo o.sce -"

Total. .............. 4o5o 1fio1 t., N.Y. aut
aIroet depot to Twcnty y-sccond etrcot, md ono
hour In reaching tho Stock Yarla--a distance OF
ahout five 1nllca. Bomo Of tho passengorn
gnnoa nt thg apparently losing slgtt t!,a o. d;, io
tonce in much !ess ti,ne. Tho dummy y f"eo-
CAlTLls-Tho receipts nnco Saturday lavo
been nbo.lt q, 200 load, Or aoarly 1000 lo5a linn
for the gaulo time Inst Yoels. lilo fnot that tlo
reeoiptg, comparatively, woro light takon u
conaoctlon with tl,o sonlowllat moro tavofhplo
tune Of alvlccs FROM Tho 1narliots hoow, gayo n
atimuluu to tho domaud, md trcdiny waa
brisk from tho opening to tho ,,,,a,e',, ,oioao,
tho tho average Of Soutoslay'u and aIonday's o!for
hugs, to-day'u receipts wero cron bottor, mt, wo
fln1 ll1e lnriur potion of tho EalcH 70 hnve been
ei.ested at pvsoa sanga from 5a5 upward ,a,to to
nothing M usll "i GoIow WI sl.e5. 7Io o1tromo range
was tJ.5oG Go.Bo tho inside figure forbl'Is atage
bunch Of o:t.a graded htecro averaging 800 bs
-purchaacd bJ Isaao Waisc who, by tho by,
generally manages to secure "tho lton's nharo"
Of tho premium cattlc brought 10 this inarltot.
l,Iso ihba. 1T $3.50. butchers bonght l!berslly,
aB did also feeders, tho former Mt S4.00@5.25,
and tho latter ut e985@6.00. Tho pens wero
olearol Of stock, and q fow hundred head moro
OF butchers oatt1o and stock ateort would hayo
found roady buyers. Tho market cloaod hrm:
QUOTATIONS..
and upwastis. 10 o25@o.S0
Choice Deoycs-Fino, tut, well formed 3ycar
1,45o l1s. 675G50.1o
steers, averaging LOO to i,aoo liz. c4ods5.os
ssing1 ,iSo to 1,5oo ibs . @ t.oo@5.ao
slaughter, avsrag,ng 500 to lido ay ;....: 4oeesoo
Acsh averaging 7O1 TO 1850 lbs. 3.ss@4oo
Infcr!or-Haht and thin cows, Aeifcrs,
Btaga, bulls, aud aeaawag steers. .....+.. 275375
Catlr-Texn9, Northern Wintercd. 4.00G4 10
Cutkle-Qoru-IulT TexnB. 4.7GtSG Ii
, 1873-04-24

s0n psressss 'y on n'ps psons st ts asys 0e5 Of
April Tho rnarket closed at tho following
Fnag9 Of prooa Mogs nos, sssh q p neSr APs
do ne!lor june, al870@1s.75; do Hcllor July,
A1975@o1s8O primo moss, mono lloro, old
pork, S17.oo617.5O. Lard, cash Or aoller April,
so.s5@o37}1; do aollor hlay, so.a5@n.s7>6j do
foapiSe. a;piSe'oi Dry "o snsod moats auotabio 81
oS@oXo f for shoulders, $4,000 Tor ghort
ribs and 01G@o1c for short ooar. Boxed
elonlao5e 7@5 Englah aopf mfoGta n1asr 9Svo
quoted at 7Slo for shoulders, 1oo for clear riba,
10i4o for short clear aud 12111@tAc for lramH, nll
packod. Mess beof, .&0.00@0.2S; oxtra moss DO,
elo.oo@1o.25i boof ham1 s2s.,oo@2sl59o: l9 olty
salcB wore reported Of 600 brig tnoas pork solfor
May ut SlB.d6; 600 br1s do at a18.25; 1000 br1s
do aollor Juno ut $500; 600 brle do at e18.00;
1000 brls do at e1B:s5j 1000 brls do at e18eo;
1t III sIsoo; Is 80 b bra 10 1t sis75 25o tcs isd
tea do soior Juno 1t 5oo5; 1000 les do At 5000;
900 tcs do at so.55; 300 tea do at $3.50; 600
tea do OF $500; o,00o lbs shouldera seller hay
at 6o; 100, 900 lbs do on private termB; 100, ,00O
ibB short ribs sol1or Juno at 100, 900 'bs do
OIL private torms 100000 lbs short clear Ut 01Go;
400 900 lha do ut 0o 1000 tbs do aelor hIay ut
$40; Toe, 900 lhs do scllor Inst half May at 01o;
1u0, 900 lbs do dollcr Juno at 0Ao; 300 ten swoot
ptckled ham. 90 ibB) at 100; 125 tcs do (154 be)
at 11]5c.
Flour wae moro act,ve, and firm, In sympathy
with New York, which, together with tho decline
IN froights, brought out buyers in creator n,nl-
bors than for several wooks pnst. Holders gem
ornlly asked an advance Of about loo por brl, but
could not obtain It except III ono or two cnsoa Oh
favorlto brands that wero In light stock We noto
that most Of tho transaotions were quoted rs on
!" p. t." which provonts close comparison Of
rrirnH with fCoan ~ vnnfAr1hv Enfap
, 1873-04-24
LOCAL sToOK AND EoND MARKET.
hIoBsra. Lrnt, Preston s. Kcan quote ns fol-
The following Instruments wore 6led for record
On Wednesday,. April 23:

Tho following instruments wcro 6led for record
On Wednesday,, April 23:
o1rY PROPERTY.
West Chicago Nv, " cor OF sangamon at, Lot II.
dated April as /; consideration, $1,000.
North drcon at, bet Indiana and Hubbard sts, . I,
q n Of Lot 3, datcd April 5 confederation, l,loo
weat Monroe at, cor Of Winchester. I, "a IT to
alley, dated April Q confederation, 5000.
Lot n, in Block !, In Bradweua Addition, dated
Bept. 2, 1874 consideration, $3.50.
Butterfeld st, bet TLrty.scvcnh and Thirty -oishtl
sts 4 assaoo = T. wlth improvements dated April
Block s, in owaleya subd1ylalon in Nv u Of Of SEQ
II, 49, T. dated Merch 20 consideration, $le, 900.
Int n Blo;k II ana aao Subdivision, dated March
1ot 10 dated Aptl - esn4!deEst!oa. 5000
Ko,sath f, 100 i : q ianoxes #. Of, 4o1124 IT,
0a Me:sh s. iai ot ano;sr IT, f. as.ls4 IT,
dated March II confederation, $1,156.
.@ |" .Ss''sS %ais Rss' + as
Eli IT, " corner North State st, T. Lot and x
aud Is It 1t Lot q, datod Maruh a. consideration,
kramer 1t, 1875 Of Jefferson st, n T. Is It, dated
March u consideration, s., 400.
Is Il 70 Buttcfasd st. dated April sonsldorsion sts
100.
consideration, 1000.
hIacedonia 1t, Of and near Ellen st. T. Lot T. dated
March 20 consideration, $3.50.
Lot g. With ilnproyoments al toIuing tho aboye, dated
March 10 consideration, Sa50.
West Madison at, bet Aberdeen md Morgan ass 4
Lot IT, latcd March IS consideration, s10,0o0.
Lots 10 aul II, III Block Of Buttons Block %, Gco
B3, 80, II, dated Fob. 81; consideration, $1,1O0.
Lot III, In Il Of Block 8, Of " Il boo 8, 80, IA,
dated April 40: consideration, $095.
Weat Tyler st, cor Bowary, ", Is Il, dated Fob
90; consideration, $4,000.
Emerald Nv, Of and ThIrtythird at, Q + rs IT
10 alley dated April ~; consideration, u ,l60.
Sixteenth Ut, bet Ashland and LAtlu IT. I, 2A11o0
II, dated Jan. 10; confederation, $500,
WaTrcn ny. het Wea,orn ay mid Oakley sts, I, 4a II
Duo 1aan ny sonth Of and near Twelfth vt, Is +,
It to alley, dated April ~ confederation, $1,000.
Twcuty-tirst Stt lciwct Wood and rAllinn sts, T.,
Lot 81, dated Feb. II ; consideration, $500.
West Van buren ut, II corner Of Lootnla B /, 6Qx
los Il, dated Oct. Ii, 1172 consideration, f10,00
Nost Van Buren ut, betWeen Hoyuo Ut ind Hccey av,
AZ 231l00 IT, dated Mnruh 81 consideration, 400.
Lincoln IT. between Monroe and Atlams sts, " t, Lot
H. dated April 2a consideration, - 900.
Lot k0 IN n!0Ck unitod Btatea uauk Addition dated
april Il ; consideration, tl,le5.
West Klnzio st, wcHt Of and nobey Ut, T. "a It.
lated April confederation, {7GU.
Lot 50 and q " Of 81, In Gosstt'1 Addition, dated
Feb. IL; consideration, 81 800.
Weat Tyler vt, Wtst OF and uoar Ccntro ay, T. Lot
", dated April ": consideration, f4,o00.
Fourteenth at, q II " OF Wood ut, at, GAx124 Il,
dated March o: consideration, $500.
, 1873-04-24
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 10.
Thafollowing woro tho receipts md shipments
Of tho loading articles Of produce III Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, md for tho
corresponding dnto ono year ago:
, 1873-04-24

S0xG0 to 4oxG0. xG0.................... SO. 1870 |
continued qulcs In this department Of trade and With
tho exceptions previously noted, tho feeling u wcai,
libetat orders boing tilcd ut concession from tho
quotations.
Peaches, 2 aasS 2oo
Ieacles, ib.. b...........s.....'.'.'.'. a55ta 3'de
Green cages and egR, 2.7s5 9.s5
Strawberries, IT,. b................... 2.60Gs 2.75
ltaBpherrlea 2.hu9 2.!h
glaaknerries, 1.o9g ~
Gooseberrlcs ib.. ...+................, s3@ 2e0
Tomatoes, 2.e5@ 2.do
tomatoes, 10: s'n2g ~
CorA ElEn. 1e1G] Dlto
Cort nenton Harbor. r......... $500 ag0
Corn Yarmouth. .....,......... S2at& 5.oo
poas, t. T. Roakod i.eoS i.7o IL.
Lima benns, lb... ......,....... 1Gut9 40
6uccoths! @.nN9 xoo
IopBteF H.. 1.1ot9 ooo
oystera, il, IT, iii wctaht. i.so ia
oystcrs, ba fnll weight. 29oQ9 230
Oysters, p, slack weight. loo LIP
gnall, brls, aeoo por pig
sn,,l: 4 hrs, 719o par pkg..'s e9o9 9o 6D g
Medium u brls, coo per pkg. 625D 6.76
Largo, X bris, aoo per pig 47SS 5.2s
In IL gil. legs, per keg. $3.50 4.:5
CHOW chow I1asso,} ts................ b7se5 60
q. ps nssortod @ pIsk!es. i,t,..'. SSs@ rs
@. + d. assorted plckcs, 38o@ 4.25
.. MAPLE SYRUP.
pmrc' q nSrt S cam AM ner rrA toz4 z4' 55SS S'0i]
r5, an1de ~ r. cans ,,sr A. so9 IN
F1i.a Saoicn' = 1nart srt c,ms ncr @ dnz INK Tx
H1SEEnts n,,,int ~ .;o"t for,er ntn
,,ono w. o,,oat n,r 1it Nav WI fnrtnra 1nd<
@1Ha<o nhto factorv iAsiso. Wcstorn fnctory liz
16c; so,7 w.. on,,t and r,o,,,nn,a ,n ,,,,., nj,
.esiss als r. asSMtstiens. ~ . Is4ls5. Iniap sia5s9
1sGe p6oheten e @ 1s ~ Ii an 1
1o.s 60 M TnIsns c.nnaf co.1 tndors bineL
20 ~ a1en % ~ 6oa snon ~ ,nne
ts.,V t :a ~ 1" 6t1-o' s'''' At4A4'A@' '''S
wi GnGnfn fS anvrb, tnou, IN 1oht md n,,cca ora
r,s,n,t tS., cit.tin H. ~ . s % pI ltIos 1s, nt
y na1 AZ nrsaS a sn1 NJ Nh;:v rroa Il ~
"a ~. STs *. yrt -n'ah siT 6f
noas onlsS.s, p9rA TX ~ ~
S e,t, t1S nan " nn ~ M,cEs5 ~ aswaI
~ Hnaa ~ at or 10 Ss M *
ST sSs Haa n3. "a ~ crcfo
1Hr IsssGin" TSas ~ al. nnr hnn1 ,ocs Ill m
acs 1E ~ M oo RE ~ s nuop IL ~
!9io," pes III; p0s3 anu 8'oroo po'e'' s'o'ooeS'''"
aeF 3;e-wcrc n; in nodorpts ernuna On oc., acconnt
Ine fete,? M ~: II sass leaoe COZ anu Il"
s 1.f3 1,ov we H. ~ md .,or,, ,,orc,
{aao ~, ID aeMano M ann vosy aSafSo S
naese .oa1netn M srS ui ~ s III na rJo
se Hosso ~ ~ ~
, 1873-04-24

sEEps-Therc was good order demand for seeds
to-day, and prices were higher all round. The onor-
ngs r. Fsaer @ for sqoa oy tl
to choice a s345@3 ID; clover at 76G5695 unngari-
an ut 81 3oDt 4o for good to PRINT; tst 1t sl.o3@
1.lo. saloa include ~ baga cboise timothy At
clover ut s5.25; bagp do at $5.1b; 10 baga do ut
951aX ii bugs do at s5.lo; 60 bags do ct $500; 4
bass $i15; l0a bags Iunsasian 1t t5o H., = hs;a DO
TEA5--Dealers reported quiet trade ut unchanged
10 a9S nis Xaana eosa e1s as 10
imporia o5sd5o; good to eloco do 8oe@ssio; ine to
ssix ssa ; Ss@sd !; eafts e4rs sa SasD
42t545a; cpored natural Loaf Japau, b5Gso
to ino h; oa1o1e a'd4aO; good ooG7oD; cholso to
TobACo0-Tho following prices wero unchanged:
Ci1Ew1xd-Fine 0ut--E1tra, 7h69abo; choIco, i59
75s; eom,aon. o5G9ooa; nooy. AoT5!e. ,,. ,o,,,o..
sstoxisaGE5tTs, 5a@sso; medium, so@aae; CONF
scaly q 10 following .anolatlons; Heel, *ll.4u;
marie, slaoo; hiclory' $isoo; slabS, s7So&oco do
lyOOI--Thoro wero no now features to note Tho
MARKET IL Inactive and prices nrc noAlly unctsn1t:
Tub, washed, o1tra medium. .6lgS55a
Tut, washed common to iE1r .4?t9az,
rIna0n rIsceo wsgsa aasy Xx iia
Elcoco, washed, <, Light. .44S49a
Eleuco, washed, Xxx, diny. .40ea3u
nleece, washe9 X, ningy;
ss, fisScs,, washo, wss ediam digy
Flcocc, aNap!e, xHNx. IN good condition.. 9ot!a5e
rIseco, unwashe9 Xt:SN, alnHX, so
Flcesc, ul,warnedt coarso, and dnEy. .21t4$oo
Super, nullcI' 'sse3 iio i
Eit:t, pnual! .aseS41o
, 1873-04-24

H0GS-Continuoi IL good request, aud aollofU
had no difficulty in working up, pricog a,othor
illoreaso on those Of tho preceding days Of tlo
week, but tlore waB not d chr load too many,
and tho advance established carly in the day was
Sustained to tho close. snloa were reported ut
e6.25@5.40 for poor to common, COARSE uneven
and mixed lots at &545@35.50 for lnatliunl and
at ss5.55@5.70 Tor good to really choice, with n
car loud Of golocted hogs at S,5.75. Among tho
transactions wcro tho following:
, 1873-04-24
Totals. .2o2 Al 2ia,979 22la,6l1 9.Gld,o37
Export values Or flour and wheat for tic nno moutns
of harvest year ending March 81, lB7a-73:
Flour, hrls ao2so3 si,2eo,s23 ala&s3 $l,1o7,1s3
Wheat, csls1, ,12olo1 a7oo,3sa B,5S9,270 16,48ile2
COAL IN GREAT nnIrAlN.

IuU lUI111U11 119F1v' VUIV 71ttE HtyHs
An rcgartl4 exports generally 1t IL now olcr-
ably corain that thoy will prcscnt solid atd astaln-
cd advance this year tho corresponding exports of
nsents to Nov. 10, this year, amounted to 133ai.
6o1 tons; and It may 10 expected tli, Dcoomber viii
add ut lenHt 1000 900 tona to this total. AHsIuv tat
this estisnate a realized, tho ontlro cxpora for lB72
woll b6 1898 ho1 tous total which would compare
aa follows with tho corresponding exports Of tho pre-
yfnuA fiftInn yrDras
, 1873-04-24

11anisce $500 LuiinEton, sans A1uskegon, $3.50;
sa75S5.0U Wh!to River, s2.75eS3G0; Grand Haven,
s2.a5G2,60 saugutuck, $3.50; Lay City, coming up,
$J.5D.
BUFFALO, April 19-on coal to Chicago 81 por ton Is
oorc, but vesssls hold OF for 25 ger ton. A. yet
tLcro aro charters mnde public. Wo hear OF ono
yeasel loatrg Al going rates.
Coal freig6tn ara unchanged. To Chicago the rul-.
Ing rates arc $l.o5 to dowl-town dockB; $1.63
to un-toTp docku,-CIcec1ulld Herald.
, 1873-04-24

LUMBER FRElGHTS.

Were dull mud weak. vessea held at 15o for corn
to Buffalo. It Tas aatcd that vc5seH waro onerod ae
90 to arrive.
, 1873-04-24

PORT OF CHICAGO,

ger 4,,eo n. ,H,,s AMIv1p ~ ::1 II !, e. 2s
ssr sshr s9sIsSD1 9EeMSr MsSSso M,Ss3o ~ 70 n lpss ;;
sctr tiunsoon, htuskcgon, 11o III lumber.
ss s: As1tSs9s htssd 13a us E 'nn5s s1a
Hphr ". Smith, t3ontl Haven, Is m lumber.
Bchr Jenny Itlh, Grand 1IaVtu, 10D III lumber.
1aroe u iarru, Grand Haven, Is \, lumber, 1ooooom
sd,r ely Il Grand Haven, Grand uavon. $40 N lum.
sShr se1sr q os'nvi, T. e7a Whe1a s '''00'
snl.r D. sj1aw, Euuth Haycn, 10 eds 1nrh.
ssr sr 9 L. ohd,1o Al as1 MaEk:SD & Sss s 80 laDse sF
sehr aiyatis, M1shsgon, lGo u humber:
selr q. Il. Huntington, Hurgatuck, l30 m lumber.
sehr Truman Iosa, Mnakeson, 1ao N lumber, 100 n
aer Tsisy: n1,,stoson, 1s5 IN lumber.
sshr al1a lti rta'ng'' hf''skeEon 100 lumber 90
schr 4 ! Mswry, 1Eam,ln, 1co lumber, 40 m 18th.
seow !askhaNk, nam,n 70? IN lumber; 90 4, lsth.
shr II r. %:4r9 Wits e T N lumber
@ ssow aowena, Who Lake, 20 u lamSor 1m shiu4
gear Fl f'f,i Color, Holland, 80 m lumber.
sehr Evelyn, fol'a9l, a scst,l M ,lsnosk batk:
Barge Mars, f.udlngon, 70 IN lumber.
fsss 1arso hlva'' Mol!sni c5 eds bark " - '
Barge Anon, Holland, 61 eds wood.
scow Laurel, Duck Lake, Is m lumber, and sundres.
seow Houth Side, White Lake, 100 IN lumber.
acow uarmona, White Lake, Gu IN lumber.
CLEARED. f;D............Apri2 %,
schr Antarce, Mustogon, Light,
schr D. Newhali, Nuskcfon, Light.
9chr Regulator, A1uaks2on light.
Bcuw Mnito O1t hlanihtco, light.
so.r ]. u: Mrrrlll frnniaas light.
Bcow South S!dc, Whitehall, Light.
scow Harmonic, Whitehall, light.
Barge Mars, LudluG.on, Light,
| Bcow Laurel, Duck Lake, light.
Barge M Mm. 1usn, Grand Haven, nght.
Hchr Jenny 14iEd drnn1 11aYcn, light.
| 8cl1r ". finisll, South 1t.ven, lgat.
| Blrgo Golden Harvest, 4rl,.l uayon, Light.
| ecow Flora, Ssugatuck, Hight.
| schr Pauline, tlus1cgon, light.
schr 9. Z. JohnBon, NtllskcYon, Light.
schr Mystic, Musltc3on, llEus.
t Bchr Albatross, urand K!snr, Hight.
! sclr Q. shaw, Aouth lIayou light.
| 6cow .. 1T. Dutteta, 81. Jotopl, light.
ss1,r ss,,: 99!ayi1, 9aa, tt0,nd M,adShpi,'1, i,ni sh
Echr Il Gerlach, Port Cblboruc Is, ,5sl bu No. corn.
sshr se ss sWysr biso y ?ss oo u eo
Bark Jca. o. Ring, lu1ulo j,5ol $3.50 bu corn.
| 6chr Truman Mosa a1tskcgo't, Light.
scbr q. L. purrngton, Mfanisseo, light.
schr Maguolln, Muskcgon, hid coal.
schr Glad Tllings, Muakegou light
| schr T4lat, Muskcgon, light.
schrE. 4: D1ahe, Mnalegon, Hight.
schr Curlow, Mus1;e4on, !ignt.,
ehf sef Ms;sair. H nnG?iS''s asanee ae lst. i sn''
seSr TsceoT, Holland, lo5 .dsy hides, 20 brs d,y
schr hiowry, uamlin, % b.ls -four, aunaries.
scow Harmony, 1ls.istee, tons hay.
sssw sssw a'.a T. aawsa, Msa1a Baas 't no-, corn
nsSE A;erp, Baitislo Il .as5 'l u NJ: j com.
seSr John Ess; 1F Mit91ssnn tsht'
ssF shF 2SRaa G1ssn 9hx hSaaa, Min1S:Ss: hss. sAs'
, 1873-04-24

Common, ...,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,.....2 2o00@25.o0
Cle.r. 3gO9GS40.o0
oul1s. 12.UDG1400
, 1873-04-24
LAKE NAVIGATION.

E1@KE T7FkVTlF FCWs
MAor1HAc April o3.-So c'nnge In the condition Of
the ico
4 lu.tor from Oconto, dated April 20, rnyA: 'tTlo
Ice Ia moving lii tho bay aud We think change
OF wind would carry 1t out"
OcoNTo, April 41.-1ue forms MORO during tho night
tlan ulelts during tho day.
TRAVERSE. CRY, April 2l.vWoather cold f1eezing
hard during Tho night.
, 1873-04-24

' oANNED GOODS AND PpiiotKiIEscDcalerp report
continued quiet In this department Of trade, and, With
tho exceptions previously noted tho feeling - wcaf
lbetat orlrra bong filled ut concession from the
011ntntinr1R
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-04-12
Cause of our State Trouble.

z----%--
We find the following in the ThibO-
daUx Sentinel:
It appears to me that one of the prin-
cipal causes of our State and city
troubles il seldom considered.
Our State is full of Sabbath breakers,
u city is full Of Sabbath breakers.
God has said to us Remember the Sab
bath day to keep it holy.n What city
treats that command with nor con-
tempt than the city of New OrleansY -.
How few in the city or State attend
church, or read the Scriptures on Sun
day or any other day? Sunday IN Lou
isiana is d holiday, OF a day for dlsslpa-
ton, at least to m%ultitudes OF our peO-
ple.r
So far as my observation extends.
Sabbath breaking communities have no
permanent prosperity any where. Chur--
Ches and schoOl-hOuses well filled, and
the Sabbath day properly respected, are
usually indications OF a prosperous peo-
pie. ScOffers may talk of hypocrisy,
and may scOff at church gOers, but the
stubborn fact still holds good, thatcom-
munities who keep the commandments
are more thrifty, and more secure than
those who break them.
If the people would but spend as
much for churches and schools as they
do on Mardi Gras, theatres, jockey clubs,
and base ball clubs, and in Sabbath
breaking, if they would simply keep the
commandments, these troubles which
are sinking the State and city would
not exist.
We may laugh at Gods commands,
and doubt his judgments, but it looks
as though we are smarting under the
terrible judgments of God every day
and hour, simply because we of New
Orleans have Violated Gods laws, and
continue to violate them. D..
To all of which we say, Amen-
Ed. S. w. P.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-04-12

A vEs.-CONFORMEMENT A N REso-
"A luton du jury de Police de St. Landry,
adoptee lie II Feyrier, 1873, tons les possesseurs
de warrants OH eertiticats GmanGs du Greffier In
Jury dc Police on du Grefiier de la Cour de Dis
trict, soft que ees dts warrants on certificats
sentes notifies de sOumettre cesmenles warrants
on certfficats au soussignes, Il son bureau. an
magasin de ?. J. Lefebvre, aux OpelOusas, 8
fehet Getre enreg1stres ct auditG avant Pexpir-
alton des soixante jours, a partir de In date du
present avis.
Tous les warrants on certfffcats enregistr6s on
non enrGgistres, dOivent done, en- yeTtu de la
1873, etse examiner ct cnregistr6s par lie soussi,
gne dams les iimites des soixante fours. a dater
den present avis; autrementi lis ne pourront plus
etre acceptahles hi en- Placement dc taxes. nj en-
Placement dautres dettes dues a In nar0isse. =
JAMES o. CHACHERE, 81,
AuditeIr pour LII Paroisse st. Landry.
Ter mars, 1879.
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SHERIFFsS SALES.
Bernud s. Gilbert VS.. Francois G. DE,

Reraud & Gilbert vs.. Francois G.. Devil
lieFs.
nIsTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Lam
~ dry.-No. 12224-By virtue Of a writ of fteri
facias issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, in and for the Parish of st. Ian
dry, in the above entitled suit, andto me direct
ed, I will proceed to sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder at the Courthouse of said
parish, in the town of OpelOusas, on SATUR-
DAY, the Sd day of May, 1878, at eleven
O'Clock, A. M, the following described property,
tO-wit-
All the rights, titles and interests of F. c. De
villiers in the estate of Arth6mise N6zat, con-
sisting of the following described property: A
certain plantation situated in the parish of st.
Landry, on Bayou Teche, about six miles from
OpelOusas, containing seven acres front by TWEEN
ty-twO ndepth, bounded north by Bayou TGcbe,
west by Louis VautrOt, south by Bienvenu Stel-
ly, and east by Jos. RayOn, with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
HOrse-cart andhaIness,O one buggy, one Ameri-
can mare, two heifeIS, five mich cows and calves,
one branding iron, two sows and pigs, household
and kitchen furniture.
Anoteo of $2OOless $50, signed by F. c. Devilliers,
Julia Devilliers and Lucins Cfrri9re, a note of
$50 signed by V. c. Devilliers, Il note of 800
signed by Y. c. DevillieIs and J0settc MOreau,
another note of 800 signed by v. C. Devilliers
and Josette Moreau.
Seized in the above suit.
tTerms-Casho on the spot.
Z. @. HAYES, Sheriff.
march 10 1879
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Estate of Cnauncey sCymnOuP.-NO. 36l2
STATE OF LOUISLANA-PARISH COURT.
Parish Of St. Landry, Administrator of the
estate of Chauncey Seymour, deceased, having
filed a tableau of classification of debts of said
estate. accompanied by his petition praying for
the h01nolOgation of the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by IN order of court, bearing date
March l4th, 1874, .5.s-., 80
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
Opel0usas, within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should nOtbe homologated
and confirmed.
W. 4. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NOTECE,-N ACCORDANCE WITH A
~ resolution of the Police Jury of st. Landry
adopted on the nth of February, 1873, ali hold,
ers OF warrants, or certificates, issued by the
clerk OF the Police Jury, or clerk of the District
Court, whether the same have been registered
or not, are hereby notified to present them to
the Undersigned, at his office, at the store of p.
sLeleoyrG, IN OpeIousas, to be audited and reg
All warrants, or certificates, whether thew
have been heretofore registered or not, must, in
accordance with the resolution of the Police
Jury OF FEBRUARY 18th, 1873, be audited and reg
istered by the undersigned, within sixty DAYS
from this date, otherwise they win no longer be
receivable III payment of taxes, or any other in
debtcdness due the parish. ~
JAMES O. CHACHERE,
march 1-2m. Parish Auditor
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sacccassen a,EmiIfa nannrn.-nn aaaa.

Succession dsEmaiEie D0nnt0,-NO, 2AA2,
RTAT DE La LQUTsTAEE.-COUR DE pa
~ roisse, ST LandrT.-Attendn que Laurent
Dupre, de In PaT0isse st. Landry, Administra-
tetlr de Ia succession dEmilie Donate, d6c6d6e,
ayant enregistre nn4tableau final de distFibu-
ffeation DIES Sollds de In dite succession, accom-
payne dune petition demandant lhomologafion
aieelui;
Ell attendu quill a etc fait lroit a In demande
de In dite petition par I'M ordre de La COUr en-
date du Is Mars 1879.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donnie
aux inf6Fesses dams eette succession. d'ayoir +
faire opposition, 81 aueune lis ont. par cert. s
mon bureau dams la vile d'Opelousas. dams les
deiais presents parla loi, pourquoi lie dit tableau
ne sePait pas approuve ct hom0logu6.
% mars,
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Estate of ULCER LancIOs.-NO. 23A3.
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures COURT,
st. Landry.-Whereas, Th6ophile s. FontenOt'
OF the Parish of 81. Landry, Administrator of the
estate of ULCER LanclOs, deceased, having filed
a final tableau of classification of debts and
of the funds of said estate, accom-
panied by his petition raying for the homolOga-
ton of the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
April ID, 1873. S, N'0
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 the said tableau should not Ire homologated
and confirmed.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
april 5-m&h.