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ELH - Z3%4E.5 E-
% DRAWING TO A CLosE.-The famous
Louisiana case has nearly run its event
full course, and now rlpidly approaches
q final conclusion. The status of Gov
ernor Kellogg, the State officers elected
with him and the Legislature is no lon
gerinvolved. Our representatives have
been seated in the House, and every point
has been satisfactorily settled except the
formal recognition OF the right of our
Senator tohisReat. Anditappears to he
conceded that this will be determined as
q privileged question without reference
t0any political Nj. Nor
toms able argument in the Senate on
Tuesday shows that considerable pro-
gress has been made since last year. He
is enabled to lay down, in opening the
case this session, some very satisfactory
propositions which he regards asaxioms:
1. He denied the right Of the Senate,
acting singly in o matter affecting its
constituent members, to say that kel-
I0gg is not Governorof Louisiana. The
House and the President have both rec
ognized his authority.
Z. IS can not be pretended on the floor
of the Senate that McNilien could de-
rive from the bogus Legislature any
right to a scat in the Senate.
3. The present Legislature of this
State has been sustained by the State
courts, whose decision upon any queg.
ton growing out Ofthe laws Of the State
is final and without appeal.
A. The President has already decided
who is the Governor of Louisiana, and
the House has agreed with HMM. q,
| Republican.
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NEW ADv"ERT1sEmENTs.
Estate of william 1n. NELSON.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON.
A. orable Probate Court of the Parish Of st.
Landry, there win be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned a public
auctioneer,at the Courthouse in Opelousas, on
TUESDAY, tho 2Tth day Of January, 1874, the
following described property belonging TO the
estate OF William r. Nelson deceased, tO-Wit:
/. A certain tract Of land lying and being sit
uated in the parish of st. Landry, on the Atcha-
falaya river, and being the last place of resi-
dence of deceased, bounded north by lands be-
longing to Mrs. Elyira Gordon, south by lands
formerly belonging to Mr.. james f. Lindsey,
east by the Atehafalaya river, and west by
lands belonging to the estate of T. 9. Gordon,
containing three hundred and ~thirty-nine and
htty-nine hundreds acres.
2. A tract ofland lying back of the aforesaid
tract, being in township three, south range six
and seven cast, bounded above and east by
lands OF the estate Ut E. s. Gordon, south by
lands Of james T. Lindsey, and west by public
lands. containing three hundred and twenty
acres.
Tcrms--(aHh.
JNO. n. OGDEN.
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IEp u
sylvester.
COTR De pTsIRICT, PAROIssE ST. Lam
drT.-Ep. 11f34-En Fertu dun writ de hert
faeias lance par Honorable Ia Hnitieme Caur
de District, dams ct pour III Faroise St Landry,
dams lie process eIalessus intltale. ct a moi adress
&c, te vendraten veflte puhlique, an plus ofFr8nt
encheFisseIt, D la MaisuQ de CBur de lit dite pa
Eoisse. en- Ia vile des Opelousas, le sAMEDf, q
HeyrieC, 1874, q one heuFes du mattn, liz pro-
pri6t6 et-apres decrite. sayoir-
La m0ltie est du quart nOrd-est de la section
dix-netlf. ell moiti6 est du quart sudest de Ia
section dix-hult, ct le quart sud-ouest de la sec,
ton dlx-sept. ct la moitiG quest dl quart sudcsf
de la section ylngt, ID Motto Quest duqaart sud
Quest, et 10 Motto Quest du quart norIoueat de
la2eetiQn vingtet-uns dams e township qnatre,
sud de Ia rilIgee cling est, dams 10 District des
terres sdsuiIesf della Louisiana. dansla parofsse
st. Landry borne aI sud par les terreB de Lila
kim Ltftea, Quest nar lea teTrea de SWAyae Il
Morgan, ct an nQrd par deH terrea Ttubliques, en-
senlble aree toutes les batisses set a~meliorations
g So treilyent ct 4ni sly appartieAt, etant Ia
ll1Tne habitati0na que 10 venCeuF, Harris. a ache
te q % K1IlIa de Ia succession de James Morgan.
deceles ct contgaanG en- tout mile acres.
Saisie dams 10 process eidessus.
0ondltions-ConptaHf.
% dke
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ERgenie PLATE, administrative, W.
Then1nre YalRde.

Theodore ValRde,
TOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROIssE ST. Ian
~ trL.-So. 12366.-En yertu dur writ dc fAri
facias, lance par Honorable Ia Huitieme Cour
de District dc FEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams
ct pour 10 Paroisse ST. Landry, dams lie process
ci-dessnB intitnle, ct moi aGress6, je prOeederai
y vendre 4 r6ncan public, a Ia Mafson de Cour
de Ia dite paFoisse, dams Ia vile des OpeIousas,
lie SAMEDL F&rrier, 1874, d ONE heures du
matin, les proprtetes ei-apres d6erites, SAVIOR
/. I'm moroccan de terre bois6e, eontenant cent
treize acres, Bitua Cn cette paroisse, dams lie
township cling, rangee trois est, de laquelle 4s
2I2O0 est dams Ia section soixante-seize, st 81 8T100
eat Ia partie ~sud-Ouest de la section sefxante-
trots, ct borne nora ct est par les terres de Dali.
court joubert, au sud par les terres de Ia. sue
eesgion dc Ehrlstoyal Duprt, decide, ct Quest
par DaliCourt JOuheTt,
Q. I'm moroccan dc terre bois6e, eontenant cinu
acres,G Giant le quart sud-ouegt dn quart nord-est
(fractiOnell de Ia section douze.
3. Tn moroccan de terre hoisGe, Gtant 10 quart
du quart nord-est, quart fractional de la section
dolze, e%ontenant tr~ente-nenf acres.
A.. Tine fraction do terre bOisGe, etant dams la
eectfon do1ze, c%ontenant ONE ct 4IIl00 acres,
don't les titres ne sont pas garanties.
saisieS dams le process cidessus.
COnditions-Comptant.
E. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Two BALES OF CoTFoE ON One ACRE.
Thomas III. Sandidge, near Brownsville,
Kinds county. Miss, put sixteen one
horse cart-loads 0f 8 compost OF scrap
iaps of tile gOW-l0t. cotton seed and de-
raved vegetables from the bottom of q
D0nd, Oh one acre 0f land. When pre-
barring the land to plant he scattered
sixty bushels of green cotton seed along
the centre furrow, and bedded on them,
cultivated in the usual way. He plant
al the common seed he had been using
for eighteen years. Result. The first
nieking. which was finished on the 19tli
sc September, 2025 pounds. leaving ri
least 1000 pounds to open by the next
picking. The yield viii lie owe TIVE
bales 10 this acre Of land, cit d cost f0I
extra labor md manure of not exceed
ing six on seven dollars. The surround.
inc land OF the same kind ORDINARY
Kinds county bill lana1 will make about
half d bale without manure.
With such examples as the above
coming every year under unr obaerva.
ton, what utter folly 70 plantfouracret
to yield the safae result.
Ne hear much complaint about cater.
usflars. boil worms rot and Tnsf. The
truth Isl and it might as well be az
knowIeaged; that poor farming makes
uaer land. Let cur farmers put f1eii
farnas I'll rood condition. aEld manur,
and cultivate pGapez3ys and we wilIha
rood average crops every year. ID /
we'll aseertainea Baet, TINT the manure
ard go0d cultivation, fOPeeathenaaturi
III nf the cotton crop, audit thereby eg
ennps nsfch DE the injury inflicted d hi
a~fssraaaia rests. Mr.. Sandidgea success
4ll; hsd c0ttOn season 1.-THE worst sine,
1ee7a ii q case in point. Who ct on
stsnaers. tise eaauinE seasaI, will prof
Fg biaexaaple Farmers indicator
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Erness Potter, adm, VS.. CbarIes MILLER,

Ernest FOeier4 adm, vs.. Charles MillPr.
NOUR DE PAROT5SE, ST. LANDRY.-No.
parrhOnorabIe la Courde Paroisse, dams ct pour
Ia Paroisse st. Landry, dams IL process .ci-dessus
i~ntitule, ct 4 moi adress6, ie vendrai en- vente pu-
bliQue, au plus offrant enGherissertr, a Ia Mai8on
de COur dc la dite p~aroisse, en- Ia vile dope
lOusas, lie SAMEDI, 7 Fevrier, l874,, a Onzt
heures du matin, Ia propriet9 ei-apres decrite,
SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan de terre mesurant deux
arpents ct demi de face par quarante en pro
foudeur, borne au nOrd par -, a Test pat
OnGzime T. Guidry, au sud par Madame rtVille
GWdry, ct Quest par le bayou Plaquenline Bru-
lee. dams la parOisse st. Landry g.
Saisies dams lie process ci-dessus.
C0nditions-COmptant.
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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TUESDAY, December I'd, 1873.

The Police Jury metpursuant to adjournment
Present: Messrs. John Roy, President; Theodu1e
Fontenot, H. Durio, T. C. Chaehere and 7. s.
FontenOt.
Messrs. T. 8. FOntenot and Chaehere, the com
mittee on claims alter q careful examination,
reported favorable on tho following claims, and
on motion the clerk was instructed to issue war
rants for the same:
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I AL a candidate for the Legislature, to Ill the
vacancy caused by the death Of Hon. BENT. X.
CAN'T. I pledge myself, ii elected, 10 introduce
Il bill making jurors and witnesses claims in
criminal cases, receivable for State taxes.
l.. B. LAESITER.
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JNO. n OGDEN.
Succession dc William M. Nelson.

TN VERTC DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA.
a Il hle la Cour DIES Preuyes, de la Paroisse St
Landry, il sera ,vendu ii Ielcan public, au plus
o1frant cnChGrlsseur, par lc sOussignG, uu cncan-
teur public, il la Mais0n de Cour, dams Ia yille des
O~pelousas, le MARDI, u Janvier. 1874, les
prophecies ci-apre8 dGcritcs. appartenant i la
succession de William H. NeilsondGcGdG, aayoir:
l. Tn certain moroccan de terre, Bituc dams Ia
paroisse st. Landry, sur Ia riviGro Atehafalaya,
st etant In deTniere residence du defunt, borne
au n0rd par les terres appartenant 4 Nine. FL
Vlra Gordon, all sud par dies terrcs appartenant
announcement d Mr.. James f. Lindsey, 4 Fest
par Ia riviere Atchafalaya, ct Quest par des tor
req appartenant q Ia succession de Z. s. Gordon,
conrenant trOis cent trentoncuf ct 59l1O0 acres.
2. Tn moroccan de terrC, en- arriere dc la aus
dltc moroccan de terrc. &tant dams lie tOwnahip
troIR, sud de 10 rangGe six ct aept est, borne en-
haut ct a lest par Dies terres de Ia succession dc
T.. =: Gordon, al sud par les terrc3 dc JAMES (.
Lindsey, ct Quest par dc9 teFrts publiques. con-
teuant trOis cent vingt acres.
COnditiOns-Comptant.
JNO. n. OGDEN, Encanteur.
DC 16p
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ppoeoeaana. Of .he Poaace surz.
opELoraaa. DECEMBER lat, 49,

OK NNONHF ~F ~"
The Police Jury met pursuant to ~adjournmeht'
Presenr: John Roy, President; 4. 8. FOntenot'
ii. Durio, 7. C. Chaehere, and Theodule Fonte-
The minutes Of the last meeting wore read and
fne President appointed Messrs. T. 9. Fonte-
not and Chachere a committee on claims, and
thew not being prepared to report the Police
Jury adjourned until tomorrow at 10 o'clock n.
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~NA ~SSAASNfJ "a - J~A Se
They are meeting the new year in o
spirit of detection which will be very
apt to make it what they fear. There
is no business in the world which is the
better for being taken up in a loose
handed manner, and nothing more GER
tainly robs hand and will of strength
than the skeleton of failure which they
keep before them.
Granted that we are in O very tight
place Couldn't we'll be tighter but
courage and will has often before cut
a Gordian knot of difficulties. The
black stones in the Enchanter's garden
in the Arabian night which murmured
and threatened to stop the steps Of the
adventurous traveller we're only fatal
when people would pause and listen to
them. To stop the ears and hurry on
was the only salvation, and in our
case the lesson is a good one. If we
pause between our black stones OF
trouble and listen to their plant we
are lost. :
To. Our mind the most pertinent ques-
ton Of the day is not whether we can
DO better another year, but whether We
have the material with which to do it.
The raw material we mean, the men
who have not only quick perception to
see the evils of the past, but Judgment
enough to find a remedy for them.
Let us take the single case of Immi-
grafton.
A universal hue and cry sounded
throughout the Union for laborers
Stout, stalwart, men and one who
were to reform u fields, our kitchens
ourpolls, etc. Pamphlets were published
setting forth the paradisical nature Of
our climate and soil, and there people
were invited TO come, be forever pres
porous and happy, and Ell TeuaRche, pu'
u few dollars in our pockets. The CRY
penetrated into every corner of TIL
world where labor waged its unequa
war against capital. Some came, bn
then there were no preparations mad,
for their reception. The N. O. Times
of the Goth inst. gives an account o.
several honest, Woodworking WOmeI
Who, deluded by the picture of tn
Promised Land, had come to New Or
leans in search Of employment. IT
fruits proved rather 5ansaypry to thei
palates, for work they could not get
Their scanty means were; 0 0 exhaust
ed. and Thursday night. they spe at il
the streets. They emily. ask now se90ne.
enough to take them back to thei
friends. Is. I.
. Where the compilers of the glowinI
pamphlets, are in these emergencies
it would be hard to tell. They 5ha,
built THEN structure, called their guests
but forgotten to prepare r~efreshmentt
Until accommodations can be pro
vided for the aborers We really need
IL seems useless to invite them: eli
mate and soil are oil that are represent
ed, but unless some arrangement b
made by which the immigrant can b
provided for until his first crop is take
of, ii seems a cruelty to entioe him her
at this present. time. He cannot live D
the air and soil though both are good j
their way.
So we are al ont Of sorts. In the fir
place because matters have gone yer
III within the last year in the secori
because we are at d loss how to bette
them in the future. The wisest ma
win Be be who stops grumbling al
takes up the work which lies at hand.
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NOTICE TO
NOTBCE re TAx COLLECTORS
\
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Auditors Office,


AUDITORS once,
New orleans, November 90, 1878.
Owfngto the fit that the time assigned by
the revenue law Tor the return of delinquent
rolls falls this yer OH o day So much carrier
than usual, viz: Ionday, December 8, and &c
the many unexpected endorsements to tax.
payers, arising FINN the financial difficulties OF
the country, man. persons will, If the rolls arr
closed at that tim, be returned delinquent wh0
are DESTROYS of paing their taxes before penal
ties accrue, and will he aSle to do SO If a few
more days are grated. The hardships of such
cases being apparel, and believing that the best
interests of the Safe, as well as of taxpayers
win be consulted y this course, You are hereby
authorized to receive taxes on the current roll.
and also on the roso of previous years, without
penalties IA the fist instance and without ad-
diti0nal penalties n the second instance, mp to
as late4a day OnSATURDAY, December 90.
After that date tie rolls must DO closed and
urther extsnsiOnscan not be- made. All who
have not then pattdnlstb be retuIued delinquent,
and the penalties Hereafter collected according
to Law. The same ME will be applied in regard
to the settleHleutof the tax hftls now in the
hands of the sherif0f the parish of Orleans.
CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
dec sat
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ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THIS rs.
II tate viii please come forW REI and pay, and
those who have claims against 1t should present
them ut once to the undersigned.
T. MENZESHEIMER,
doc 1a-5t Administrator,
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a young lady had coquettea until the
victim was completely exhausted. He
rose to goaway. She whispered, as she
accompanied him to- the door, !" shall
be at home next Sunday evening" So
a1aaIf I.N 1ae RENTED.
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NOTICES.


LES pERsONNEs QCI D0iVEST
L 4 ctftc succession sont prizes de venir rfgler,
ct ecux qui ont DIES reclaInations contre Ia dite
succession s0nt nOtifit lie les presenter iInmedi-
f. MUNGESHEIMEE.
10 die Administrators
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signed would further represent, that to bridge
the various aloughs on his road, he will require
fifteen hundred feet Of lumber in addition to
amount allowed him, and would respectfully re-
Queat that yonr Hon. body grant him the same.
Respectfllly. g. W. SYLVESTER,
OyerseeF OF the Road.
on motion Of Mr. TheoGule Fontenot, the pc
tition was granted, and the road overaeer author
lied to change the said road.
On motion the Police jury adjourned until
Monday, December 18th, 1873.
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a Philadelphia Quaker counplimented
one of his sect, who had joined al Epis-
capal Church, on the new organ used
there. why, thought thee objected
tachurch music ~ ssAh, so I do,a was
the reply " but il thee must worship
God By machinery, want thee to have
the best.
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On motion of Mr.. T. 8. Fontenot, resolve /, that
the Auditor is hereby authorized to audi Court
Warrants, Nos. 81 and 5l9, and Parish Warrant
No. 1888. =.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 O'Clock A. N.
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Lafayette, Ind. has starteda new panerralled
The aesge. IL has not not much Of d contract on
its hanus. e 0nig undertakes and soleniIliE
pledges Itself To staa the importation, sale ana.
eaeef tho repeal N the divorced an ia substitute
arbitration for warstO proEn0te universal 1ares
To strengthen the moral attributes OF g9SeFns
mont to effoTna horne economy to establish
n0nsectarian school system to suppress pelif-
ieal partizanship and selfish political economy,
and TO successfully defend labor against capital.
That's aH.s0f far as heard rom. The Seige Of
Gibraltar wac 8 trife compared with thia paper.
P.S,-Thea eige has since been raised the paper
has died, leaving rs much as at least onezthird
OF ita pleagea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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NEW

Ermess Potter, adm, Va. Charles Miller.
pARIsH COURT. ST. L~.ANDRY.-No. 1157.-
4 By virtue of a writ Of feri facias issued out
OF tho honorable Parish Court, in and for the
Parish of st. Landry, i'll the above entitled suit.
and to me directed, l will proceed to sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
loueas, on SATURDAY, the 7th day OF February
1874, at eleven O'Clock 4. NJ, the following
described property, to-Wit-
A certain tract of land mcaauring two and a
half arpents front by forty in depth. bounded
nrrth by -, east by Onezimc 7. GuiIry,
south by Madame Tleville Guidry, and west by
bayou PlaquemIne BrulCe, in the parish of st.
Landry.
Seized in the above suit.
T~erms-Cash.
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
dec 26
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MEDICAL NITECE-A REGULAR
w Meeting of thtSf. Landry Medical and
Surgical AssociationwIIl be held at Qp6loyRas
the first Monday OF very month, at DO O'clock
An. VTNEEST BGAGSI, NJ. D.,
President.
james Raj, u. d. Secretary.
IuIY R9, 1S7I-1y,
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a panic eo~nundrNln.- 2 many
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oPELOUsAs, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1873.