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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-02
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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-02

Gen W. L. Wilson has our thanks
for a copy Of his Annual Report.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-08-22

= Livingston parish is at present, we
believe, the most prosperous parish in
the State. Although the crops have
not done as well as anticipated, our
farmers can fall back or the timber
business. There are a great many of
our citizens who are engaged in making
slaves, shingles, pickets, clapboards and
getting fre-wood for the New Orleans
market, all of which finds q ready sale,
for cash, at remuneratiye prices. Last
week we had three steamboats, andfour
schooners in the Amite river, besides
several others in Blind, Tickfaw, Natal
bany and Blood rivers, all of which
schOoners went out with full loads.
During the month of July over 5000
NJ shingles were sold at an average
price of So 5OperM. And when we take
into consideration that this is the dull
season Of the year, we think that our
readers will agree with us that the
Gree State of Livingston" has but lit
tie to. complain of. Every man that
engages in the lumber business can
make, every day that he works, 81 so to
SO per day. It is surprising to us that
there are not more persons engag-
ing in this profitable business; as it re-
quires but Il small amount of capital.
Whitehall Gazette.
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ABsENTEEs OR NoN-REs1DENTs.-We
publish an excellent article from the
New Orleans Times, headed Absentee
ISM" It should be read by everybody.
In New Orleans the property of non
residents brings an income and they can
afford to pay taxes ON it; in this parish
and others thousands of acres of land,
that yield no revenue, are owned by
non-residents, bought for speculation.
We want to see some of this land, that
is held from settlement and cultivation
by the demand of a high price, taxed
until the owners will be compelled to
sell it to actual settlers. Between the
large landholders at home and those
abroad, immigrants are kept from buy
inghomesteads. There is too much land
in large tracts that is no profit to its
owners nor to the State. Lands that are
not used, that yield no revenue, are OF
no actual, practical value whatever
they should be taxed at q high rate at Sc
much per acre, andnotatthier valuation
Let every man have q certain number
of acres, say, eighty, one hundred and
sixty, two hundred and forty, or three
hundred and twenty, as may be deemed
best, and tax heavily all he owns above
that number, not in actual cultivation
Some non-residents fail to pay theil
taxes, though comparatively light, OF
their vacant lands, and they will b,
sold for taxes. The law nSB gives full
title to lands sold at tax sales ia Isl.
months thereafter. Some of this lame
viii soon be sold in this parish, and
good opportunity will be presented fo
poor people with a little money to buy
But the only way to break up our Iarg,
tracts of vacant land is for an act of th,
legislature to be passed for that pur
pose. We can not have immigrants il
large numbers, until they can get Ian,
for homes cheap. They viii not com
here with their families to be field la
borers on somebody else's land, thew
ers Of wood and drawers Of Water'' TO
others and the sooner our people hi
themselves of that idea and cut u
their large tracts of land into smalIone
and sell them on good terms to laborin!
people, the better it will be for then
individually and the country at large
We will discuss this subject again here
after.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-08-22

The Missouri editors at their late
convention formally resolved that a
man has the same right to walk into a
grocery store and order a barrel of ST.
gar or a sack of coffee, or into a law
Office and demand a legal opinion from
its occupant, OF into an undertaker's
and request a coffin, without expecting
to pay for their respective wares or ser
vices, as into a newspaper Office and de-
mand the use of its brains and muscle
and type, without a thought of recon-
pense.--ENewspaper Reporter.
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The following is from the st. Charles
Herald. We have seen the last rule vi
plated in our Office, through ignorance
perhaps, and publish for the diffusion Of
knowledge:
Don't stop to tell stories in business
hours.
IL you have a place of business be
found there when wanted.
No man can getrich by sitting around
stores and saloons.
Never foo" in business matters.
When you enter a printing Office, do
so quietly-a noise always annoys the
printers, and more especially the editor.
In other words, keep your hands in your
pockets, your tongue quiet. Don't read
copy in the hands of the compositors, as
it is against the rules of all well regula-
ted offices. That which is intended for
your perusal will be published in the
paper.
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SQUARES. : : :

Transient ADVERTISEMENTS 81 80 per square,
first insertion each subsequent insertion, rs
cents.
Resolved, That the above scale of rates be and
they are hereby made the basis upon which all
contracts with advertising agents, must bemade.
Resolved, That a commission Of twenty per
cent. shall be allowed by publishers to adVer-
from the scale of rates hereby adopted.
Resolved, That payment on all contracts with
advertising agents, shall be made quarterly in
advance and in cash.
hundred and twelve ems nonpareil or its equiva-
lent. ~.... - e-4..
JUDICIAL MISREPRESENTATION this date
no Judicial Advertisement will be inserted, I'M
less Endorsed as follows by a responsible party
I fciH pay for This adUerGSementdt tegGlr0teS, as
soon as presented after the first Insertion.
$50. ..... Name.)
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A colored minister in translating to
his hearers the sentence, "The harvest
is over, the season is ended, and thy soul
is not saved" put it, Ode corn has been
cribbed, dere amt any more work, and
de debbil is still foolin' wild dis commu-
nitv,n # s- .
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At the recent competitive examina-
ton held at New Iberia, to fill the va
Cancy Of an appointment to the Naval
School at Annapolis, from this State,
Romantic t. Hart, a young man from
Ascension parish, won the prize.
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STATE OF LOUISLANA.-PARISH COURT.
~ st. Landry.-Whereas. Desire GOdet, of the
Parish of St. Landry, Administrator of the
estate of John Close, deceased, has filed a
tableau of classification of debts of said estate,
accompanied by his petition praying for the no.
mOlOgatiOn of the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
August 10Th, 1873.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau in writing at my office i'll the tow of
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should not be hOmOlogated
and confirmed.
W. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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NO. 36O7.
COUR DE PAROTSSE, S LANDRY-AT-
tendu que John o.. Richard, de III Paroisse ST.
LAndIy, ayant prGsente une petition ii Petfet
de Raphael Richard, pere, decide, reinforcement
de la dite parOisse
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dOnn6
aux lnteresses dams Cettc succession d'avOir Il
deduire par 6crit d mon bureau, dams les dix
jo1rS qui suivrOnt la date du present avis, les
TaisOns, 81 aucUne lis ont, pour lesquelles ii ne
seralt pas fait drOit IL la demande de In dite pGti-
ton. w. A. ROBERTSON, Grpfipr.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WUAREHOUSE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
w bas charge now of the lower ware
house at Barry's Landing. All goods consigned
to him for shipment or storage, will he properly
and promptly attended to.
June 28-tf LOUIS DESBREST.
n o. O. Est. LANDRY LODGE, NO. Is
he Meets at Masonic Hall, Opclousas, every
Monday night Mt 8 o'clock. Louis Desmarais,
n. G.; i. PerrOdin, V. g.; Chas. n. EalGr, Treas
surcr Saml. 7. Clark, Secretary Joseph Bloch,
D. D. g. NJ. may 24-1y
TWVHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF OF
Ill ticcrs of Opelousas Fire Go. No. 2, Will he
held at the engine house, on Wednesday, sep
Sd, 1873, at 2 o'clock 7. VI;
EDGAR VANHILLE, Foreman.
EuUE LAsALLE. Sec'y. aug. 15-3t.
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Succession de john Closc.-No. 21s2

sUCtWssEOW Ue JOHN UIOse.-NO. S5S3s
FTAT DE La LOUISTANE.-COUR DE PA
" roisse, st. Landry.-Attendu que Desire
GOdet, de Ia ParOisse st. Landry, Administra-
teur de Ia succession de John Close, decide,
ayant enregistrG I'M tableau de classification DIES
dettes de Ia dite succession, accOmpagn6 d'uAe
petition demandant lhomolOgatiOn d'icelui;
Et attendu quill Il etc fait drOit 4 la demande
de la dite petition par I'm Ordre de Ia COur en-
date du 10 Aoat, 1873.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dOnn6
aux interesSeS dams Cette succession, d'aVOir Il
faire opposition, 81 aucrme lis ont, par Gcrit, d
mon bureau dams Ia vile d'OpelOusas, dams les
delais present. par Ia loi, pourQuoi lie dit tableau
he serait pas approuyG ct hOmOlogu6,
W. A. ROBERTSON, Grefficr.
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AMRR0TY.

l. pes ct Porcelaines.-J. NJ. kOkernOt. i'll
forme reSpectucusemcnt les habitants dc wash
ington ct de la cOntrtc cnv0isinante. quill h ou-
vert une Gagerie Pho~tographiquc vis-t-vis du
ma$aSln nc NJ; Plonsky, pour q%uelques s~cnaincs
d,ouvraSc de premiere classc, cOnnu dams Part
photographique. Toute especc de portraits
pcuVent ctre copies en- Photographic.
lie public est prize de ycnir examiner son Ou-
Vrl%e. j. NJ. KOKERNOT.
% nOnt-lm-
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NJ. PrudhOmme, in the decline of life,
was talking with his nephew, to whom
he related stories of his youth. "But,
u%ncle,n suddenly exclaimed the young
man, "what struck you most during
your life?" "My dear boy, it was your
oTn+ y
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Estate Of Raphael Richard, sr..-No,

PARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAS
John O. Richard, of the Parish of St. Landry,
administrator Of the estate of Raphael Richard.
ST., deceased, late of the Parish of st. Landry:
Therefore. any person intending to make op-
position to said appointment, will file the same
SaS, within ten days from the present notice.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
aOr. 9D-ifSm
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Nathaniel Bird vs.. J. l.. g. l.. l.. Andro

Nathaniel Bird VS.. J.. l.. & l.. l.. Andre.
NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROISSE ST. Ian
~ dry.-NO. 12285.-En vertu dun writ de ficri
facias, lance par Honorable In Huitieme COur
de District de pEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct
pour Ia ParOisse st. Landry, dams lie process eli
dessus %intitule, ct 4 moi adrcSse, ie prOcGdCrai
a vendrc a rencan public, ii la MaisOn de COur
de Ia ditc p~arOissG, dams III vile DIES OpelOusas,
lc SAMEDI. 6 Septembre, 1873, a ONE heurcs du
matin, Ia prOprietG ci-apres dGcrites, SAVIOR
Une bolillOire ct tOus les appartenanccs, COu-
lOirs ct citernes. maintGnant sur PhabitatiOn ap-
partcnant announcement aux dGfendeurs, sur 10
Bayou COurtableau.
Saisies dams lie process ci-dessuS.
COnditiOns-COmptant.
T.. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
% aOnt, 1878.
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A gentleman dressed himself in lady's
clothes and called upon d celebrated for
tune teller. She did not discover the
disguise, hpt he heard what made him
very unhappy. A lady much interested
asked: What did the fortune teller say
to YOUR Why said the gentleman,
assuming q very grave aspect, " she told
me / was to marry soon and would be-
come the mother of ten children"
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We observe in the New Orleans Re
publican, of the 18th inst, the death, on
the 8th inst, of William Isabelle, ma
tive of st. Landry parish, aged forty
four years.
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Some curious and interesting facts
are developed by the tax-assessor's
books. For instance, throughout all
the length and width of Pamela county,
Miss, numbering its $500 votes, there
was but one bowie-knife subject to tax
alton. We know not, says the Pamela
Star, who is the fortunate possessOr of
that implement of Warefare. but we i'm
agine he must feel very lonely,
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AND NOTICE.

III compliance with law 7 hereby give notice
that my receipt for the price paid to the Gov
elnLnent for the entry of the following tract of
land, t0-Wlt: The southeast quarter of section
thlIty-tive in township three south of range one
west i'll the Southwestern Land District of Lou
lSla1la, has been lost, and that it is my intention
10 Apply TO nave the purchase money refunded,
said sale having been illegal.
aug. 22-6t. FREDERICK LIrTZ
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AT the recent session of the Supreme
Court at Monroe, in a suit to annul a
viii, the court maintained it's validity
the following is a copy of it:
CAT HOME, March 4, 1870.
81 this day make my will. Iwant my
wife to keep and maneg all of my estate
both feil and pursnel duren her life time
and be lowed to sell eny of the land for
not less than the apprsment, and | APP
point my wife administrator.
DAVID HAsLEY.n
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and PorceIains.-J. NJ. KokernOt, of the
iberia Photograph Gallery, respectfully informs
the people of Washington and surrounding cOun-
try, that he has opened a Photographic Gallery
opposite PlonSky'S store. where he is prepared
the art. ~
Special attention given to copying. enlarging
and COloring old pictures.
Please call soon and examine specimens as his
stay is limited. J. NJ. kOKERSOT.
anp OO-1m
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B.w.JACKsON, Editor and Proprietor


TERMS!
Subscription, per nnum lin ADVANCED. g 90
Single FIVE IENlS.
Advertising, per inch, (nonpareil type)--.. l 90
Transient advertisements, cash in advance.
judicial advertisements, cash in advance for
notices of administration of meeting of credit
ors, and of tableaux; and others payable after
first insertion.
STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS.
Our terms for standing advertisements will be
found in the following resolutions adopted by
the Press Convention at Baton Rouge, July 5th,
879-a square, three hundred and twelve ems
1nOnpareil, is just one inch in this paper:
Resolved, That the following scale of rates be
and the same is hereby adopted by the cOnven-
ton for all advertisements coming from adver-
Using agents: ESQ,
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DEsSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OFBLOCH
& DuprG is dissolved by mutual consent, to
take effect from the first day of January, 1873.
The bushes is continued by Joseph Bloch and
Simon Bloch, under the name and style of
apl still J. BLOCH Il co,
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Nathaniel Bird VS.. J. L. L. L. Andre.

DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Lam
~ dry.-NO. 12285.-By virtue of a writ of tieri
facias, issued out of the honorable the Eighth
for the Parish of st. Landry, in the above emit
tied suit, and to me directed, l will proceed to
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse of said parish, in the town of
September, 1873, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the
following described property, tO-wit-
A boiler with its fixtures and appuTtcnances,
and coolers, and %GisteTns, now on the plantation
formerly belonging to defendants, OH Bayou
COurtableau.
Seized in the above suit.
TeTms.-Caslr on the spot.
+. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Estate of Joseph O~Iivier.-No. 1880,

STATE OF LOUIsTANA.-PARIsH COURT,
~ st. Observation-Disclosures, Valerie Olivier, of the
Parish of st. Landry, Administrator of the
estate of Joseph Olivier, deceased, having filed
of said estate, accompanied by his petition pray
ing for the hOmOlOgatiOn of the same;
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by all order of court, bearing date
August 10TH 1873.
Now, therefore. ~nOtiee4is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau i'll writing at my Office in the town of
OpelOusas, within the time required by law, why
said tableau should not be homologated and con
tiTmed. ". A. ROBERTSON, Clerk,
aug. %, 1873-jfsm-2t
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Come 10 WAsHfNGToN.-Mr. Koker-
not the photographer, takes his de-
parture for Washington, st. Landry
parish, tomorrow. We commend him
to the people OF that section, as a good
Workman.ICotton-B Boil,
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The sweetest face is only the round
ed cushion with which health covers a
grinning skeleton.
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Rather than die without a groan, let
me groan without a die.-[A. Ward.
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suceession de Joseph Olivier.-No. 333O

sWCCEssEVI ne IOSEpW UEEVItFs-VOs 53W
FTAT DE LA LOUISIANA, COUR DE Pa
AZ roisse, ST. Landry.-Attcndu que Valerie
Olivier, de la ParOisse st. Landry, administra-
teur de la succession de Joseph Olivier, decide,
ayant enregistr6 I'M tableau tinal. ct distribution
dune petition demandant PhOmologatiOn d'i-
celui;
Eft attendu quill a etc fait droit u Ia demande
de la dite petition par un Ordre de In COur, en-
date du 10 AOflt, 1873.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dOnn6
aux int6resSGs dams ccttc succession d'avOir Il
faire opposition. 81 aucune lis ont, par 6crit, Il
mon bureau, dams la vile dOpelOusas, dams les
trente iOurS qui s%uivr0nt la date du present
avis, pOurQnOi le dit tableau ne scrait pas APP
| prOuy6 ct hOmOlOgu6.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Greffcr.
| 90 onAt
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AbSemtGeiSFRa.
THE CITY AS A FIELD FOR MONEY
MAKING.

WHY THE RESIDENT POPULATION CAN'T
ADVANCE IN WEALTH.
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A Practical ~LamdhOlder.

We find the following ]communica-
ton in the New Orleans Times of last
Saturday:
To the Editor of the N. o. Times:
Mr.. E. W. Hamlin, of DeSOta parish,
went to Ohio last year, and sold 10000
acres bland to cOlOnists Organizedin that
State ; One-tfteenth cash, the balance
in fourteen equal annual payments,
with interest on deferred payments at
the rate of six per cent per annum.
The first bargain was for $4,000 acres.
Thirty of these %cOlOniSts are now work
ing III a plantation in this State, near
Mansfield, to learn how to raise cotton,
ern crops. They will go to their lands
in Western Louisiana on the list of OC-
tober, when about forty more Ohio col
Onists will join them, and others will
follow.
w have before us a letter from Mr..
Hamlin, dated Cincinnati, Ohio, July 81,
1878, from which we copy the follow
ing:
marks or Immigration and the LOuisi-
II Question: You are right when you
say that the proper way to redeem the
State from the ruin that now stares lis
i'll the face, is by telling outsiders what
We have, and in offering inducements
to get them to settle with us. If the
same amount Of money, and the same
energy, were spent i'll doing this us is
spent in politics, we would now have a
happy and cOntcnted people, and an
honest State government. Go on with
your praiseworthy work, and Twill help
you all | can" D.
The Vicksburg Times says: General
LOngstreet's political position which has
subjected him to so much defamation,
is simply this. He has had the good
sense and patriotism to submit tOthe in
evitable. After having fought bravcly
and faithfully in the Southern cause,
and been fairly conquered, he has taken
the prescribed oath and amnesty, and
has observed it's Terms in good faith.
He had been modest, reserved and UNI
Obtrubsivc, not setting himself up as the
protector Of new parties, and denOunc-
ing all other organizations as unworthy
and corrupt. His military achievements
have FURNISHED his name with undying
lustre. And his record since is that of a
good citizen and patriot.
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NEW RUTCHERY

N
IS NOW OPENED IN OPELOUSAs!
Beef at 6 Gents BEL Pound.
ang. sat. BENZ. SPELL.
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oTRAYED or sTO4.

STRAHED OR STOA4EN.-ONESMALL
- black American mare mule. about seven or
eight years Old, not branded, she has a sore on
the upper part of each side of the neck, and
Wounded by the crupper on the right side. a
will return it to BOuqui, Opelousas, or
D. LALANNE, Washington.
aup GD-1t
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NEW ADVERTUsEmENTS


Opening OF SCHOOL, WILL BE
~ gin the next session of my school, at the
BlapItlst church i'll OpelOusas, on Monday, Sep
TENDER LIST, 1873. A. F.
ang. 22-2t.
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OPELOUsAs, FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 1878.
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NOTICE TO OVERSEERSO OF PUB-
~ lie Roads.-Youa are hereby ordered to put
without delay yOurrOads and bridges in the best
condition possible, by giving them your full
twelve days work. I will start on my tour of
inspection in a few days.
NJ. G. MAY, Sup't Public Roads.