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NEW ADvERTHsEmENTs.
w. A. Robertson, adm, VS.. L. G.. sloane

+a ct ais.
pARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-Nn. 938.-
BY virtue of a writ of f1eri facias. issued out
of the honorable Parish Court, in and for the
Parish of 81. Landry, in the above entitled suit.
and to me directed, Twill proceed to sell. at
public auction, to the highest bidder. at the
Courthouse OF said parish. in the town of Opc-
lOusas, oil SATURDAY, the LIST day of Novein-
Der, 1878. at eleven O'Clock A. NJ. the following
described property, tO-wit-
A certain note which is on file in the office of
the Clerk Of the District Court of st. Landry, in
the suit No. 12,345, entitled O&lcsby s. Smith vs..
Delaware T. DanYertield, in the words and fig
urts following, tc-wit: 500, May 18th, 1872, on
the LIST NOv., 1872, after date, l promise to pay tC
the order of myself seven hundred dollars. al
the Canal Bank of New Orleans, La, value re
ceccivcd, J. d. W~hittingson, "ne r0ricfm.," fUl
identification With bill of sale of steamboat Pal
Inett0, recorded in the L. 8. CustO1uhOusc. New
Orleans, May 18th, 1872, J. Bcndenagle, Not
Pub. Endorsed, pay c. r. sherouse. id. Whit
tingtOn. c. r. SherOuse.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terlns-CaSh.
/. 0, HAYES. Sheriff.
.Ht II
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4 Ii EAKsUIssEs ST. LANUEsI.-NH
- I417.-En yertu dun writ de fieri facfas,
lance par l'hon0rable Ia Golr de Paraigse dams ct
pour Ia paro4sse st. Landry, dams Ie process CT
Eaessas intitul1, ct a moi alGeas6, ie vendrai en-
vente publique. al plus offrant eaehspisseEiI, A
10 Maison de GolIl, de ln dite l~afoisse dams Ia
vile DIES aneleHsas, 1eSAMEDL. Ter NoFembre,
1878, n onze hel3reg an matin, la prOprfete 81
apres a6critg, sssVoiE-
Tn certain iugelnenf reldu tians Ia proees No.
1864. Conr de Par0isse, infifnie Thomas 81, Nc
grory rs. Robert sanfsefer. sr.
safsie dams lie process ei11essus.
GoIdIti0ns-Comntlmf.
i O HAYES, Sheriff.
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oct 10-3t
Succession de .Bohn ID. Wilmington.

\ ssEMBLI1E DIES CREANCIERs.-EN WEIR
"A tn dun ordre delhOnorablG Cour de ParOissc
de Ia Par0isse st. Landry, une assemble dcs
cr6anciers de Ia succession de John D. Whiting
ton. decide, sera tenue pardevant Yves D'Avy,
N0tairc Public, il son bureau, dams Ia vile DIES
OpelOusas, lie LIuldi, u OctQbrc, 1878, il midi.
W. \. ROBERTSON, G~refficr,
20 opf-
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rHE oPELousAs gapURNAL.
.w.IAGKa0N. Kdfter and Preprteaor.

=. w.JAGKsON, Edftor and Proprietor.
TERMS:
S,tbaeription. per annum fin ADVANCED. 81. 90
sIngIe cow FIVE CENTS.
Advertising per inch, (nonpareil type)---. / 90
Transient advertisements, cash in advance.
Judicial advertisements, cash i'll advance for
notices of administration, of meeting of credit
ore, and of tab1eaux; and others payable after
first insertion.
STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS.
Onr terms for standing advertisements will be
found In the following resolutions adopted by
the Press Convention at Baton Rouge, July 5tn'
S73-a square, three hundred and twelve ems
1~nonpareil, is Just one inch in this paper:
Resolved, THAT the following scale OF rates be
and the same is hereby adopted by the eonVen-
tj0u for all advertisements coming from adNeF-
I.san aEaNfus
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~ basement, st. Landry.-No. 17.-En vcrtu
dun writ de tieri facias, lance par Honorable
i. P. Veazie. Jugo dc Paix, Premier Arrondisse-
ment, st. Landry. dams lie process ci-dessus init
tnH, ct Il moi adlcss6, ie yendrai d Iencau pu-
hlique, au plus offrant enchGrfSscur, a Ia MaiSon
de Cour de cette narOisse, dams Ia vile DIES Ope-
lousas, lie SAMEDI, IS d'Octobre, 1873, 4 ONE
hetreS dI matin, Ia proprietG ci-apr6s decrite,
SAVIOR:
Une iument Creole, Ill pOulain Creole.
COnditiOnS-COmptant.
4. WALKER, Agissant Constable.
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


nApT. M. @. NAV SAYS OF POsEY's
Rifters, after using only one bottle, They
acted Hike maggie Very naturally-for they
contain all that can restore strength and health
to an invalid feet 1e-tf.
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z " 81 49, 1876. -- '-<
HouR DE PAROIssE, ST: LANDRY.-AT-
teIldn que Addie Beekman, dc la Paroisse
detre NOMINEE d adrnninistratrice he IL Succession e
de Frederick b. Brand, qee6de, reinforcement
de la dite plroisse; .t@@#&-"t .t.a
En- consequence, avis est par le present doIfn6
aux mteresses dans eefte succession d'ayDfr a
ded1ire par Gcrit 4 mon bureau, dans les dix
.iollrs qui %suivFont Ia date di present avis, les
rais0ns, 81 aTIeune lis ont, pour lesquelles il ne
serait pas fait droit il Ia demande de la dite pGti
ton. W. ROBERTSON. Ertfier.
If ant 49, f r5-+FE %
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Bloch Brothers VS.. u. N. McCrory.

PARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. Ar
= BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out
Of the honorable the Parish Court. in aud for
the parish Of st. Landry. i'll the above entitled
at public auction, to the highest bidder. at the
Courthouse of aaId parish, i'll the town of Ope=
lollsas, ON SATURDAY. the 1at day of Novemz
5er, 1878, at eleven O'Clock, l. y, the following.
described property, to-Wit- *
certain iudgment|rendered i'll suit NoS1364,
Parish Court. entitled Thomas N. MeGrpry W.
Robert ktHdefaT. 81,
Seized in the above suit.
TeEms-Casll0 on the spot.
f. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
oct 10,
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Estate of Frederick B. Brand.-No,

lDFh.
DARISH COURT, ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Il Addie Beckman, of the Parish of st. Ian
dry, having applied by her petition to be APP
pointed ADMINISTRATIVE of the estateof Frederick
B.. Brand, deceased, late of the Parish of st.
Landry - g ~ *..<
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position TO said appointment, viii file the sam
in writing in my office, in the town of Opelo1t-
sas, within ten days from the present notice.
". 4. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
oct 10. $ .#@
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PalSN MnrY Rr0eee0iMae.
OPELoUsAs, PARISH OF 81. LANDRY.
AnAnf1nr 9Th RT2

OpELoUsAs, PARISH OF 81. LANDRY
October 9th, 1873.
The Police jury metpura1antt adjournment.
Present, John Roy, President T. S. Fontenot
and T. C. ChacfleFe.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
To the Honorable President and members of
of the Police Jury of the Parish Of st.
Landry: q
We. the undersigned committee appointed by
Mr.. Theodule Fontenot and NJ. G. May, would
respectfully submit the following report of the
expenses of repairing the bridge at the mouth OF
Bayou Carron. TIL contract with Messrs. v.
& j. Curley has been complied with, and the
work completed in a good, substantial, and
~workmanffke manner. We therefore recon-
mend that you have warrants issued for the
payment Of the following bills specified in the
contract, tO-wit: .' -.
Messrs. W. & J. Curley- $40 90
R. Zernott, for iron straps and bolts 1890. IS GO
". Curley, for spikes 7 sc
Respectfully submitted,
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Estate Of .Bohn ID. whittington.-No.

1888.
nj EXITING OF CREDITORS.-BG VIRTUE
AA of an order of the honorable Parish Court
of st. Landry Parish, ii meeting OF the creditors
of the estate of John D. Wilmington, deceased,
will be held before Yves D'AYy, Notary Public,
at his office in the town of OpelOusas. on Monday,
October 2Tth, 1873, at 70 O'Clock NJ.
". A. ROBERTSON, Clerk
ant I n o. '
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
yWVO THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR,

CLERKS OFFICE, 8TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CoURT.-ST. LANDRY PARISH,
Opelousas, October 7th, 1873. y
The members Of the Bar, interested in cases
pending before this court. are hereby notified
that the calling Of cases for the next term Of
this court will take place on Wednesday, the
22d of October, 1873.
All parties interested are requested to be
present and give security for costs in order that
their cases may be placed on the trial docket.
W. y. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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The yellow fever IL still very lad at
Shreveport and Memphis-from five 10
twenty dying daily ii Tile former place,
and there we're fftyrfour mterrnents AZ
the latter On the 9th inst. There was
frost at Canton, Miss. Jackson, Kiss:
and Marshall TeSas. OH the morning Of
the 7aA inst, and snow ali Pottsville,
Penn, ana Fonda u. 81. Oh the same
Aaolning
ever seven hundred esnigrants frosn
Germany arrived il New 0rlea,is last
Friday, on the steamship rassbnrg
oar hundred and sixty of them I'd ID
Texas, and the rest stag III Louisiana.
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Onnaotian Oh Mr.. Vtaahille, r~es0ive1, that the
market house be thoroughly whifewashed, and
/ taab taaioh for doing the same, be let out and
received by the following named committee APP
pointed by the President, viz: Messrs. Leieuhe
and Edgar NalahiIie.
There being no further business. the board,
ON motion, adjourned.
Approved. H. LAT0UR. President,
Attest: ON PosEY, Clerk pro. fem.
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F
This being irregular meeting Present, Messrs.
h. LatOur,= President, L.. B.. Cuny, Victor Las
trapes, e. VanhiiR, ID. LIS. Leieune and j. Posey,
The Treasurer submitted his report for the
month as follows
Town of 0pelousas in account with J. Posey,
treasurer.
1878. Whole amount of warrants is
ued to date us registered $1,000 %
Deduct warrants paid to dale. 14I7 50
S24s4 Y
Of which this amount wasfssl1ed
in payment 0ffights of way OH
Main Street, due i'll one and two
years from oath July, 1s72...... $50 90
$1704 r.
Leaving said sum of S1704 - tobe
paid on demand
E5 I amount of taxes collected to date 9g2 as
AmolIntofheenees, market dues.
efe.s 4A6 %
sl418 IS
Deduct warrants paid as above. 1417 50
Balance cash on hand .......S / 03
0pelousas. 9th Oct, 1873.
JOHN POsEY, Treasurer.
Read and ordered to be spread upon the min
NIea.
The following accounts were presented, and
utter duly auditing were approved. to be paid
bNr Tllh T3s5Eal yunEysn41faE 5gs=
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Nafak Letters

Remaining IN the Post.ofiea at Opelousas, on
October 1sfs ISIS, winch, II not taken out be-
fore November LIST, 1874, VIII b sent II the
Dead Letter Office, 1T washington ID. ri
arnold john Hawkins, Mrs Fanny
AtHzeae, EIIsei1e Johnson, HRS Margaret
Brown BE I0ITrdaI1, Diner
RrHssar1s Miss Angus Jones, Willie
tine sI0HbeIf. aeaehim
BnFfoIl.JoAn johnson, Mrs JUDI
BaFfg1a, R4l6Ns W. Jenkins, Miss Alice
Bennett. Joshua LacOlnhe, Eustaye
Burnett Edward Les, Miss Sophia.
Garriere, Joseph Il Iaae0lNne,Angnsta
Donate, Mrs Celeste IitfaA. MEs Henrietta NJ
DAILY Hiss Marietta Longnelnare, LIE
DanmtU. RaTnDllrs Mp0rps 81
1aaEasg, klIIyer Morris, John e
Da9lias MJblaiaifa MGaieis, Jean
DolaI, 1naN RoY. Joseph IT
Dnpfe. Nypl8en shelby. Miss Belle
DillsEd. James sERrs. Mrs Henry
EeiIeiIs AA0EIs slnioal, Engene
GaNtlTeanA, Albert ST. Cyr. AIeIdA
GaYN1gsMyRrS,@ Wilson, Miss GILMORE
Anss.rNs Aaagustm Watsant 1Eiss Bella
HnHIIeF, Hiss NIgTalne WaStali. Charles
Hardy, Miss Laura MiIii.4nis. I0serh
Henderson, Miss LaTisa Wilson. John
oct i.
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EsRRAX-TAKEN Up BY THE UNDER
u signed, on Luther Young's plantation, on
Bayou Bpuf, st. Landry parish, a small setrcI
creole horse. branded on the left thigh about
thus: 10. The owner is .requcstcdt0 come iOf-
ward, prove property. pay charges aIIdtaEe NM
away, oterwise he will he disposed Of according
to law. Dprrrp
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TUESDAY, October eth. 1879

The Police jury met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, John Roy, President. 7. s. Fontcn0t
and T. C. Chachere. TE
On motion of Mr. Chachere, resolved, that the
ordinance adopted Dec. 18th, 1871, relative to
hogs running at large on the front of the Atcha-
falaya River, be SO amended. so that any hogs
f0und running at large on the front of said river,
shall be shot by the constable or deputy sheriff.
On motion of Mr.. j. J.. FOntenOt. resolved.
that See. Is of the ordinance be 40 amended
that no road nyerseer shall be allowed to ex-
pend for any purpose mentioned in said ordi-
nance. a sum exceeding thirty dollars, for one
year for tho Use OF the road. without the con-
sent and approval of the Police Jury; be it fur
ther resolved, that in the event any tools or We
hicles are broken or damaged while working on
the public road, that the road overseer have the
same Immediately repaired. and approve the
account of the workman, and if the same can
not be repaired. have the damage assessed ac-
cGrding to said section. a
On motion of Mr.. Chaehere. resolved, that +,
B. Clark, Isaac Clark and Fl. Anding be appoint
ed d committee to examine the condition and
probable cost of the lumber necessary for the
repairing of Hoffman's Bridge. ~ ~ -
Messrs. T.. S. F0nten0t and T. G. Chaehcre
were appointed a committee on claims, .after3a
careful examination. reported favorably on
the following claims, and on motion the clerk
was instructed to issue warrants for the. same
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MISCELLANEOUS


ORTW YEAR IN DRUGS AND
ME- u $!
The freshest and purest always ON hand at
wholesale and retail, at the well-kIoWn
st. Landry Drug Store and Med
iCaI Depot,
Established A. r., 18l8)
Where can be found every article III the medical
line, besides Paint, Window Glass, Toilet ar
ticles and PerfluncIy, School ana Blank Books
and Stationery Of every variety.
A full assortment of Garden Seeds, from Lalt-
drcth, guaranteed fresh and genuincl
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medical use only.
e The undersigned, assisted by his son, deyOtcs
his time almost entirely to compromising anu
dispensing
Hoping thus, by unremittrng devotion to his
calling and a sincere desire to meet the wants
Uf his friends aud customers, to continue TO de
serve their patronage and esteem,
JOHN P0SISY, ApOtlIeCarS, DC.
gant Oft
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NEpNEsnAr. October 8th. 1873.

Faroeeediags of the board of Police of
the Town of OpeEousas.
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WKARE MOUSE.-THE DERslGAE
w has charge now Of the lower ware.
house nj Barry's Landing. All goods consigned
to him for shipment Or storage VIII nc properly
;r,,in 9g-ff LOUIS DESBREST.
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Vim. Ofutt,
G. W. Morgan.
Z. CAN'T,

On motion of MI. Chachere, resolved, that the
above report be received and adopted, and the
clerk instructed to issue warrants to the above
parties for the amounts approved by the COM
mittee.
WASHINGTON, ST. LANDRY. La, !
October 1st, 1873.
To the Honorable Police .Tnrv nf tho Parish, nf
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BUBBLES.

opELoUsls, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1878.
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nRDGTOB 81 GA-WESA4E'g
EXTRA OLIVE SOAR,
il made from the best materials and nicely per
fumad. Sold at price OF ordinary soap bay H'
raI viii use no other. GrOccrs have it.
New Orleans JobbcTs Wholesale Agents
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W.. a. Robertson, adma., vs.. l.. G. sloane

oct 10
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List of Letters

Attest: G. MAYO, Clerk. :
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TO TAX COLLECTORS.

oct 10-1t.
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A German Printers Iaions

PHILADELPHIA. Apri; 2i.-Ths German
followers OF Gutenberg and Faust in the
United States. Who number sOins thousands,
have been for some time considering the
Importance and adyisability of forming q
national labor association. Recently cal!
was issued TO the German printers OF the
country TO se.Ai delegates TO a convention
TO be held here this month. the object pt
the meeting being 70 take definite action
UNION the matte. 0, forming union. The
convention HES Jus: begun i:s session in
Deutsche Ierein Halle. No 2l9 North
Fourth street. The principal: feature is to
so ee:face an organization that 1t Wi! be
entirely ncn.strikin. aai non international
in principle. The Convention. which 50 ia:
has been very harmonious in its action. will!
he in session un,:! Saturday. Delegates are
present from aimos: eve!y state: The ?:n..
ces,iings are expected TO close with grand
banquet. to which, the ieati:n: German edi.
tors ana printer. lave j.es ,uv.:ei aaa
who are expected to attend.
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A,v9 IS ie3 Sheriff of the Parish of Orl, ana


INOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
l. of Orleans No. %, 967.-By virtue of a writ of
teri facias to directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans IN
the above entft ed cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneers'
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhOLse streets. in the Second District of this
city on MONDAY. May 26, 1873, at twelve O'clock
NJ, the following described property to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROI Nd, with the buildings and
improvements Their, on ST. uated in the First Dis
tlict OF this city, in the square bounded by Juls
BarOnGe. oarOndelet and ST. Jose phi streets. o O
OF said lots forms part of the lot number one
plan drawn by l.. Surgi, surveyor, ard deposited
in the office OF T. Seghers. late notary public 10
this city, as plan mum Der eishty-One. and meas
urEs twenty two feet front on Julia street, about
two hundred and seven feet on the side line sepa-
rating it from the other part of eaid 10. number
one, two hundred feet deep on the other side lnPo
and about twenty three feet in the rear. And the
said plas. and measuring twenty-five feet sevel
inches five and four httlIs lines front Julia
street, by two hundred and four feet in depth. be-
tween parallel ines Being the same property aCN
quired by the defendant herein from Alfred Hen
son by act before T. o. Stark notary public and
for this city, the twenty seventh of April 1851
Seized in the above sur.
Terms-This being the second and Pas. aucticno
the said property will be definitely ad udc To
the highest and st bidder Tor what 1t i'll bring
at twelve mont hs' credit, the purchaser rurnishe
; ing bond with good and sovena secHsjtsSo bearing
special mortgage the property sole GneiS iinaS
/ pay memo Said purchaser shall nSvo SO deduct
and pay in cash the amount OF printing sheriff d
and clerks fees. etcSe sav abOup tSS0 hundred ans
twenty five dOllarso and ur' her more the Stateo
parish and municipal tAxesc elss amo bsnf Of SIic j.
Is S''' se' 'S's''Aii''" 81. q. q7ARpEa.
| nnsa SOS Sheriff OF Pho Parish of OrleanS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

No Pos'p0nemens.-it 10 tot wise TO put OF:
Will the heats Of summer have commenced the
;nyiso,atins process wac!. would have occurred
the q. stem III advance. against this untoWarc IE'
gueace. e. soaing tire stomach. liver and DO weis
in the sr.:as aotl,i!s with Hostetteis Stomach
Bi:te,s. AID continuing to take this harmless but
rowe:f.. vegetable nvig"rant during the s':.a e'.
it j. s.!t- ccr:aia shat evss rerssns vie a:s aa:'
uralI~ delicate ard deficient i: vita. force may
escape the as Of indigestion. headache. na-sea.
b!!ousuess. nervous DEBILITY and Ee'!ta: 90.
PRESTON wh,ch. in the absence of such ?refa:a.
ton, often PROSTATE and asonze the more robust.
A pure stmUans. met.cat.d viii. the Juices OF the
finest tonic. anti bilious and aperient roots AID
herbs as al Invaluable boon 10 the weak ard al.
Ing ard This DEMONSTRATING boon II the :o:Is OF
Hostet.e1s Bitteys is fortunately within TIE reach
of all elIs 81 eco W
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Especial Correspondence Of the Republican.
From Claiborne Parish.
ua,,-p Y2-S

EDITOR Republicans
The great meeting OF the Claiborne TAX
fesisters came off to dato and. despite the
flaming advertisement IN the Claiborne
Adroeate. and the widely circulated report
that s.GOvernor McEnery" %ou!d be on
hand 60 make speech. the crowd IN town
was very small and the number ac the
meeting all told, was forty one. and ma
jorite of those looked ike hen who Knew
that they were attempting animnossiblllty.
The tax COLLECTOR. DR.. John W. Todd. 10
collecting both licenses and saxes as
fapidly az they are ever sollec'ei
during this .ime Of the year. The Doctor
is one Of the most popular men n
the parish and is Taking a course
which viii meet with genera appropriations
aud at the same Z me Go justios TO the State.
He is of the opinion that he will have Il"
trouble. and shat the taxes viii be collected
as promptly as they were during the last
Judge Trimb'e's Germ. Of court expired
20 dav. and members Of the bar. without
regard 10 pa: ". speak of Aim in the highest
terms; and we heard HIM eomplimented by
every eitizen whs had occasion to speak ct
Lis acts
Through, che Kindness Of the :si!or we
were allowed 20 visit the prisoners and
| fouaI .hem chained ~ the Il aor IN an old
one story building. Th8 man whe burned
up the Jail. which was well constructed
building. wac among them. aa5 had inst
been sentenced 10 eighteen years IN the
| Peu.tentiaryo As looked into his dull
| and scanned bic coarse features and Thoughts
of hi. ignorance and inc experience, 1t seemed
strange to me ihas Of all she
| white men who nave burnedo not iai!7.
| but the homes of our colored people,
| no, one has suffered a ike punishment.
| But the people Of thi. judicial district now
have a Judge who VII: do his duty toward
bringing white ana, wealthy CT. mlnas to
punishment. as wei. as those syac are black
] and ignorant.
| N IN, wi n a grea: chain around his neck
who was accused Of stealing two hogs,
worth s. each, and in few days he. too
| will be sent to the Peniten:iary for two
years. His guilt was well established, anl
his sentence last, but again wondered
and said to myself, where are the white
men who have not only taken property bu
have murdered cOlored men by the hu1
dred in various parts Of the State Why Ii
! it that they are not punished sor sAe SreS
! crimes they have committed:
But am glad to sag that 80 faf there :
not the least indication of riot in Cal
borne, and Democrats and Republicans ar
earnestly in favor OF the education OF al
classes Of children. A Southern lady of TIL
highest standing and member of one o
the best families, taught a school of oiore'
children in Homer during the most part o
last SUMMER Senator Blackburn is tn
great leader in Claiborne in the cause O
!! education. and stands first IN the ranks o
the Republican party in this part OF tn
1 State. His paper which has always advt
Gated the right aud condemned the wron
in she most 1sAr!esS manner. has juss bee
en Lar ged snd il entering upon new csree
of usefulness which we hope will last an
| increase for many rear. TO come. y. H.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09
Orleans Dramatic association.

1'he summey season 1T elegant ama.. ar
entertainment. for 1873 vii! be !naugura:ed
bv the Orleans Dramatic Association At
the Varieties Theatre to n!,rrow evening.
The ladies who havs beer Oh the ga: rire
for the announcement in film. this biJo.
Of theatre. will tevel in the romance of
Louis and Fabian. and shudier at tie sx.
hibition of the Corsican vendetta. The
artistic representation o. 'Sketches in
India" will soothe their fears and make
them forget the fate o: the unfortunate
twins aud only wish to know whsA tie a@Ss
entertainment will be given.