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FOR, SALE,

ANDa FOR SALE-IHAVEsEVERAT.
- tracts of uninlprOyed lands belonging tn me
and to others which I will sell or rent to actual
settlers.
will sell on credit, payablei in one, two, three.
-four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and ten years,
with eight per cent interest annually, from first
day of December next. Or / will rent to actual
the taxes which may be assessed upon the tract
they occupy.
In either selling OF renting. the purchaser or
lessee will Obligate himself to actually settle OH
and place in cultivation the land received by
him, within six months from date of sale or
lease, under penalty OF nullity of sale or lease.
l have also for sale q wellimprovedp place, con
tanning two hundred arpegts of land, with large
and conlmOdious dwelling house, cotton gin and
cribs. Price of thlsplaGeSj00O, payable on terms.
with eight per cent yearly interest from day Of
sale. -,
Also, saw mill property, which I will also sell
on terms. HENRY L. GARLAND.
Jun "a, l87l-tf.
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81
TREAsURER's OFFICE, }
PARISH DE- ST. LANDRY, ;
December 9th, 1872. }
This is to certify that D.. C. sittig. Tax
Collector for the Parish OF st. Landry. has
this day settled with me, for the full
alnOunt due him of the Tax Roll for Q87I
eighteen hundred and seyenty-One, and also for
the amount due by him as collector of parish
licenses for the year Q872) eighteen hundred and
s~eventy-two. Therefore, the Recorder of the
Parish of st. Landry, is hereby authorized to
cancel the bond OF the said D. c. Sittig, as col
leetOr Of parish taxes for the year 1871, Ind par
ish licenses for the year 1872.
Sighed: THOS. c. ANDERSON,
Treasurer Parish st. Landry.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY. s
I, Yves D'Avy, Recorder in and for the Parish
of st. Landry, do hereby certify that the
original Of which the foregoing is q true copy,
has been recorded in M office, on Miscellaneous
Acts, Record No. 5, Page PCT, and that I am the
keeper of said original.
In testimony whereof, I hereunto aff1x my of
fcial signature and seal, at OpelOusas, this 26th
December, A. D., 1872.
dec. 28-5t. $780,
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Estate of Charles B. Smith.-No. 3AO5.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-PARIsH COURT.
Parish OF St. Landry, Administrator of the
estate OF Charles B. Smith, deceased, having
filed a tableau of classification of debts Of said
estate, accompanied by her petition praying for
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
December 30th, 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 town Of
Opeiousas, within the time required by law,
and confirmed.
W. a. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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Succession dc George w. Cheney-No,

FTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-COUR DE PA
~ roisse, st. La~ndry.-Attendu que william
F. Cheney, de la ParOisses St. Landry, admins
tratenr de la succession de George W. Cheney,
decide, ayant enregistr6 un tableau final de
distribution des fonds de Ia dite succession, ac-
compagne dune petition demandant Phomolo-
CATION d'icelui;
Eft attendu quill a etc fait drOit a Ia demande
de Ia dite. petition par un ordre de La Cour en-
date du 8 janvier, 1873.
En- consequence. avis est par lie present dome
aux interesses dams cette succession, d'ayoir 4
faire opposition, 81 aueune lis ont, par ecrit, a
mon bureau, dams Ia Vile d'OpelOusas, dams les
delaIs accordes par La 1Oi, pOufuuoi lie dit tableaTl
ne serait pas approuvG ct h~om0logu6.
W. A. ROBERTSON, GrefieH.
4 inn "N
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FAIR

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Fair for the benefit Of Shiloh Baptist church
will be given IN the church building, at Wash
lngt9ns La, on Saturday, February 18th, 1873, at
cents. .~jan25-4t
NOR SALE.-THE PROPERTY sTTTTA-
NJ ted in Opel9usas, bounded north by AChille
Dupre, south by Grol6e street, east by Court
street, west by Market street, with all buildings
ana improvements. For further particulars
address ,....-.-.
MOUTON & DEBAILLON.
Attorneys at Law, V~erlninionville, La.
jan. rs, 1873.-tf.
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EOR sALE-ON LIBERAL TERMS OF
E Credit.-A Sawmill, in running order,
situated in this parish, with a large tract of
land valuable for It's timber and cultivation.
Price $4,000, payable with eight per cent per
annum interest from date, in 6, 70, 1a, q, 30, SO,
40, AZ, 81, 60, 66 and u months. Lumber win be
taken in payment.
Apply to HENRY L. GARLAND.
ODelOisas, Dee. q, 1STO-tf.
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DALI ROAD AND EXPRESS STA.
Ia Believer grateful for the many favOrs
received since my arrival in the parish Of st.
Landry, Ibeg leave to inform my friends and
the public in general, that T am now in possess
tel, which is being fitted up III q superior styIe
to any country stable in the State. Horses well
led and grooned. Hostlers always polite n
attentive to the wants of my customers.
don't come any more.
jan,1f-Iy, -
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in whole and haif-barrels; Sugar Cured Hams,
Smoked shoulders, Breakfast Bacon. Pork,
Crackers, Rice, Vermicelli. MacarOni, Teas. ali
kinds OF canned Fruits, Fishes and Vegetables
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Opel0usas, La.
oct 26-tf.
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, 1873-06-08
THE SPORTING WORLD.


It is ve1y: important that there shall be full
attendance OF STOCKHOLDERS Of the Chicago Base
Bail Association at the meeting to be held at the
Uhlieh House tomorrow evening. The follow
ing important questions viii be discussed: Shall
re continue our organization, or sen out and
quit Shall ne keep our present grounds, or
make an effort to get the lake front
Shall ne get up nine for next year
Il 60, how ? and who shall do it2 Shall
We increase the stock? Shall the so per cent
ret due be called in? Il it shall become peces-
ea1y, officers for the ensuing year will be elect
ed. Unless otharwise instructed, Mr. T. s.
Fauntleroy, Treasurer OF the Association, must
sell it's assets and close it up next week.
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAME
The following is the New York Worlds report
Of the Philadelp phia-Boston game, played on the
9Th inst, at Philadelphia:
Tna Philadelphias badly defeated the Bostons this
hhesnouu On the grounds st Twenty and Jeder-
ION sroeta in the presence of nearly 600 epectaos.
Tta weather was warm and pleasant The Phiaa-
tephsa who were the favo1ites at the odds OF loo to
r. paa5ed fine feldiug ga1ne in majority q inn
te1 and Won easily by their heavy betting materially
tsked ty the very poor fielding Of their opponents
ue Phfsdelphias punished Spa1d1ngs pitching fear.
fully making fifteen clean hfs and seventeen runs on
hin first three and last two innings harry wright
pitching the other four innings for hYe runs none Of
which were earned. OtRourke and Schafef Wefe tha
wax points OF the Boston nine IN this game, although
IL ths tn-held took hand in nnufhng. The ump1rne
~ unsatisfactory, and the game tedious AUG nnan-
sesesdug. Ths following is
, 1873-06-08
rhe eswedenborgianC Convention.

speciaI Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
frcrsrA11 Ohio, June 7.-The~ main feature OF
anernI interet in the proceedings Of the Convention
e. tha Church Of the New Jerusalem day, WAS such
~ the nronoaed amendments to the Constitution as
<are ferred to the Ecclesiastical Committee Tor re-
nort Of these the two following excited much "arn
discussion: x.,,.-
tsGa11afea for the Office Of Orlatuing Minister must
..sa 1aaen nrdained - pastors or missionaries, and
zrhen constituted or1ining minister, IN add1ton 70
~ 1nnctjone Of pastors and missionaries they shall
- to grant Licences and to ordan
.ccor5jno to the provisions OF this Constitution"
Sec 23 to be amended 30 as to read az fouo"a Ap
ncaona fn constituting IN ordatn1ng minister snau
r. made TO the General Convention, and no person
eha ha constituted ordaning minister without lis
sanction" 4.t ,-,.r
storm Il debate was the following looking to the re.
atr.nt of heresy Sec to be amended so as to read
a. follows !: "Wheneyer any minister or 1centiate
shall cali in question any Of the doctrines Of tho New
Church contained in the theological writings OF Ean-
1 SwedenburE or whenever his life ahau be 1nuf1ous
to the Church. OF coniornab1e to the DIVINE corn
andments, he n1sy be Suspended from the exercise
Of hiB function Huch minister or AcenHae by the
General Convention the Association OF the General
1aboring residing; but he shall have the right Of
appeal to the General Convention, or when the Con-
venn II not in session, to the Committee On Ecc1eat-
sstical A7Atrs whose actdon shA1 be fua when con-
CURED IN by the Executive Committee
The aluendmeuta viii come up befoTe the close OF
] the Convention, to be disposed Of
Tha social meetings interesting texture Of the
Convnntion- They dsilJ, except Sabbath, and
I have proven very peas2nt.
, 1873-06-08

contaats: The Forsyth left New Orleans on
1ast Saturday morning, snd sr1tved It the Ch.ndar
to wait for daylight. At $50 O'Clock 4 n : storm
sprung up, snd hours later the anchor waa httsd
became so rough that ut O'Clock n al hands were
ordered to cut AWAY the lower guards and hoss thu
freight overheard. At 10 this vss completed For
four aud half hours the cuug to tire hog chatns
with the waves washing over Them when ehe vas head
cd for an Inland. As aooa the boat grounded the
e1zf tore away tho cabin and left the crew in
desperate condition: They now secured The
email boats and bad fastened on their
them to make an effort reach the land. The poor
fellows remained In this condition til O'Clock the
next morning, when an oysterboat rescued every soul
and landed thom on the Island. The storm 1ulIed,
and they IN eix trips with the small bost managed to
reach dry bar, where they erected snnau tent and
remained exposed to the sun. The men oyster-
boat passing thst way took etx Of the crew. the clerk
among them, and carried them to Belid, seventy
.niles, being the nearest land Arrangements were
being made for the safety OF the remainder Of the
crew Taken altogether, 1t is wonderful that not
soul pefisbed
, 1873-06-08
THE CHOLERA.
Excitement increasing In Naahvtlle."
The Situation in mQmphia.

The Situation in Memphis.
NASHVILLE, June 7.-The excitement nbout the
presence Of cholera is increasing Several deaths
have been reported the authority Of tho best phy
clans, but the mortality Tor today bis shown no IN
This deaths by cholera, which some pronounced epo-
radio and others Aatatic have not any day dur
ing the week been above aeyen.
MEafpE1s, June Tho statement having been te1e-
graphed from here to various 1npers throughout the
North end East that the cholera prevailed here It a
but proper to stnto from official sources TINT there
have been but 307 deaths IN ali from the I'd sy Of May
to the present tmc and that toe, with population Of
66 600. OF the de.ths but twnutytwo in any wsy
negroes who had indulged too freely IN imported
cabbage and mean whisky. -Four died Inc day After
negro pcnic where they al hlled themselves with ev
erything they could purchase to cat drink and tan
Of the twenty-five suffered death without medical
attention. There IL cholera hero now than
there has been at any time 1T this season of the year
for the Last ten years,
, 1873-06-08
INFORMATION WANTED.

TSFORNATION WANTED-OF MARY CATHERL.,IE
saId sha uaa going 70 Chicago; ahe Il years 3D. PEE
cges brown hatr medium height Any in1otmdu9n gessa
MARY ANN wilson, Evansville, Ind.
1N6oKaATIoN WAITED 9F JOHN CoaTHLA;Nk TlL4;!9k
PszE liverpool. England and arrived t. Nsr York Ian
a. B;a. When iast heard from. JHna 70 ISL Ut WsE
1ader the assumed n.ns of Alfred NeE,on. sid ta:
sisters OF With his lister Mary Ann Coghan IN religion
Sitter Mari ot Saint Clare Saint Marg ConTent N2tro
ted States Of ho will hsaz soethluE to his ad
vantage AM information concerning him. under either
, 1873-06-08
THE DOCTORS.
Proceedings In the American institute
af H0meQpa1hY XeateTdQYa

f,rxr1Anp Ohio June 7.-The American Institute
- Homeornthy assembled at 10 O'Clock. A plan has
~ been propoeed to centra1ize the colleges Of the
West into one Medical University, to be lo-
>.fed n nne Of tho cities OF the West, tho said
frarsitv to be endowed with fund Of not less than
embracing faculty yyn teaching ssEg g.pad b5s9e =
aan .a. scIent to thoroughly and fully educate it's
1anstea 1n5 This drew forth eloquent remarks from
professors Of desent xtS 9sSs@ fSs 81 q
1or Itenthal of New York, said the East would
hasrt1v cooperate with the West IN the
Of grand central University: commitsee "as ep
pointed to confer on this snn1eet' anu 1ep9'' 4e
next meeting. ..,,ra.s and t,on,a.
onathic hospitarties the Institute ad3onfneo 10 ee'
al Nisgsra Falls, June 2, 1874.
, 1873-06-08


There will be an ec citing race on the Lake Shore
Drive on Tuesday X tternoon, between Mr. James
MoGarys bay gelding and Dr.. Dewar's dun-col-
prea PAGER. The gibbons will be handled by the
owners. The ssalne is to be an immense supper,
to be devoured at Downing's. or thereabouts. As
the race will take in the full length OF the drive
Nay it will be very il tenestng, and will give the
gentlemen interested a good Opportunity to test
'N's 't tspeeist Dtspateh e 27e cateaao Tribune.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Hhere Was comparative
II small attendance at tho opening Of the Jerome
Park races this afternoon, although the weather
was fine. A strong wind was blowing, and the
track was not very dry. The severe storm OF
the previous afternoon had rendered it in many
places very stiff. On the lower side, opposite
the stand, it was very hsaVy, and. OF course,
any fast time was out OF the question. Pnnc-
tually at the time set on the card the starters
This was for the 'Fordham handicap
sweepstakes, seven and q, quarter miles, and
out Of thirty-eight original entries, there we're
only eight etarteEa-Mate Preaknsss. Business,
Vim. In the pools Ortolan was the favorite.
Mr. Sanford's stable, Mate and Preakness, had
it all their own way, coming in first and second
Time, 2:16.
Belmont stakes, for which eleven we're named
on the programme. Four Of these did not put in
an appearance, but three unexpected starters
showed up when the aaddling ball rang,
The starters we're sp9ngssa KsSsr ga
peTssS psy, sBrssdsibane,, sSans, "Gons s Branch"
ttFeuuwcradt," Clark and Glimsteads,
stonehenge. Mr. Belmont'a stable, Rresdh-
dine and Count Dorsay, sold ahead in the pools
The result was an easy win for springbok, who.
the face. ass9med The lead after passing the
clubhouse, and won in q canter by four lengths,
in 9:0lal. ,......,
for the hree-quarters OF . mile dash. Eleven
started out Of the thirteen named or the
biddy." Mcpsniels :f g. Mascas," {: Manitoba" !"
"The Nurse," and "Mildew." From the start
to the fnishiit was magnificent race, the Lead
ing horses heeping together in d bunch all the
way round the course, and 80 close was it at the
last that ., money vas put up that it was
q dead heat. Unfortunately, Mldew"
whep leading at the beginning Of the stand
swerved aoross the course and crossed Fadle-
deem, whose chance OF winning was thus Ok
won, for when he got the chance to squeeze in
between Mildew and Sunrise, he overhauled them
at every stride, and the last fifty yards he got
to within short head Of Sunrise. The judges
ruled Mildsw ont for crossing, and gave the race
to Sunshine, Fadledeen second. Time, 1:M.
The ateepie~chase had three starters. "G.
Duty" "Victor," and "Lochiel.'' Locbiel
stumbled at the water jump, and coming down
on his knees threw his Jockey. who luckily es-
capod with severe s1aking. Both Victor and
Duffy made mistakes in the course, and the finish
was remarkably close Duffy from the last hur-
dies rapidly overhauled Victor, but could not
get on even terms with him, being beaten by q
head, Had it been twenty yards further be
must bare non, "a Victor Vas completely Get.
tied. Time, 6:26.
, 1873-06-08
The u1.Futed steamer Mary e. For
xvftB.

Special Dtspatch to The chioa9o 1z7oaM; .,...
o4xBo H. June Ia Letter TeociTed N ~ ~ d.;s3 sas
4iI. Siss 5une /. gives many interesting parttcu-
Mary E. Forsyth, which left Mound Gig, u, May r. f.
pans.eols Florida Mr. Mcculloch was CLARK Of the
Fors1th Ind the letter from him is puhahed N the
Sun Of thts city. Tho following Is s5oopse u 1os
, 1873-06-08

BILLIARDS. . r: -. j
There is nothing new or exciting in local
billiard circles Ubassy vent to Milwaukee yes
terday, for the purpose Of giving an exhibition,
and It is probable that he will leave for the
East Immediately after his return. He is.very
anxious to play one moro game with Dessunger,
in order that he may endeavor to show the peo-
pie better billiards than he has yet played. Why
don't Rapp take that offer Of Tom Foley,s, who
is willing to put up $3.50 or moro that Ubassy
can beat Bessunger and play 800 to 500? he
hasn't lost any money By the Other matches apo ao
ought to be willing to take little r1sA 1or Ine
sake Of kaer,iug up the excitement. It the
match is made, It can be played tomorrow o. Or
Tuesdsy evening" and Ubsasy will haze I time net TO
Get to New York before tho close Of the week. week
Talk up, Rapp, and'the people will think oettes
of Won
, 1873-06-08
RELIGIOUS.
Ordination of Priests at Suspension
Bridge.

susrExaros BRIDGE, n. T., June 1.-Impressfve
services Of ordination took place to-day in the Semi
nary Of Our Lady Of Angels under the ca1e OF the
ReTerenu Fathers Of the congregation Of the mison.
The Very Rev. Robert E: " Rice, Rector, and Rev.
Thomas Shaw, Prefect Of the sem1ares, and Bishop
Ryan, Of Buffalo, otciated. Those ordained priests
are the Revs. James ]. Dougherty md John A. Gee
son, for the Archdiocese Of New York Barnard
Connolly, for the Brooklyn Diocese !:
Eugene McDerrnott, AonyHtno Bachman, and John
Pitoss, for Buffalo John T. Mc1nerow, and John J.
Fat1iek I Iunny 1or Portland. The Rerz Henry 4
Gallagher aud Jamea J. Woods were not orataed not
having attained tbs necessary age. The Rev. Mr.
Keveny and the Rev. John T. Gormley will be ordadn-
ed at future day; the former ut Albany and the lat
ter at Boston,
, 1873-06-08
THE SPORTING GAZETTE.

- > THE SPORTING 6AzEE 1E'
The first number: of the Western Sporting Ga-
zene, publshedin Chicago, and edited 6y MI: Ms: !.
credit Ct on writer's ajad printers il every depart
ment. Il deserves, the peruaal Of everybody
brimfnll Of really good matter. An exhaustive
description OF the games between UbassY and
Bessuneer, and . riticism OF the Freuchmnn's
playing, carefully ritten by the editor, worth
the price Of the ps per to amateur billiardists-
There il no 1eason in the world why the Gazet&e
should not prove to be ! gratifying SUCCESS. :.
, 1873-06-08
A New Drug Store

A New Drug Store.
would announce to my friends aud former patrons
that havo resumed business. an now located at
No. IS CLARK street Ashand Block opposite tho shec
man Houae). complete stock Of drugs. chemicals,
pez1umeries, &C., constantly On hand: Ny whole at
mery at the old store Of smith Dwyer afterwards
E. Dwyer & Co.. with which Arms was sssociated
fifteen PEARS. Respectfully yours,
JAMIE. BoLANp.
, 1873-06-08

plex nine Of Toledo. 1t was won by the latter
By IT to L.
New YoaK, june Base ball: Philada]phias,
u; Mutuals, 10.
WAsuna1os, juno 7.-Base ball.. Bostons, g.
Waahingtons, 10. -.
, 1873-06-08
MISSING.

= 1r1sS1SG~yoI1yg MAN MISSING. AND CANNOT
nj be found ua.ned Michael Kfruan WORK ~ sn1
stables ta slight, zma hlne ezss; s1e - A' Hi be
faHArded.
, 1873-06-08
LAUNDRY. .
LAUNDRY.

Everybody In need Of \ good Laundry will try the
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, No. 9 South Clark-st.,
Water where the best satisfaction il given III all
kinds Of Plain and Fancy Washing.
, 1873-06-08

IAN UP ON ASHLAND-AV-, SATURDAY
-pinR, Juae Z, = bay horse, aga about 3eass:
IL haye property by calling on c. o. AVERY. At
, 1873-06-08


4 GROVER BAKER FULL GARNET SEWING
II machine. good otder- Price SA5; cost Sio9 CaA
at 44 West 1u5aua~st
1 GROVER BAKER LATE FAMILX AMIL "a MAcaIHK7, e,
c.bnet mahogany Lite farniiy sn9cr nlsd With pearl
SIS; cost Al.o ssvsral improved Singers at halt
SPLENDID WHEELER : WILSON, SEWING
now, cost sso price Us. Residcace. Eishtoenhst.
TOR SALE-AT 10 sEVENTEENTHST., AN. M
Z proved Howe machine tor $50. Party wfahes to leavo
the o1ty.
TROYER i BAKER'S SEWNG-1IACHNEaLG
es se " ID s1Ha etc. e.
hear something to their advantage.
CEWING MACHINES ALI KINDS, AT HALF
= Paee, warranted. sa Rspairtnz done. fRho1 co.
Haissedst. M.ehines sold On IaoataJ Instaiinsnt1
Open evenings
GEWSG-I1CaINF W3NTED-0NE THAT HAs
p been 9at little used. Address, stating price, eB
Tribune od1ce.
THF NEW FLORENCE SEWING XACHENWg
lie Fioreuee the and elegant stylos Of
added 70 meet the vtcvs of those prefsrrin9
machine feeding the gork swsE from tho opeFator
features to b. found In machines made BY ohers With all
the peculiar exoelencies Of the Flprtnce- VIM. H
SHARP CO, General Agents, 2H stats-st-, Chicago
WHEELER 4 WILSON sEWWG-XACHWEs, THE
ep R:szf III e sHstSs %
l55 5tatest. .
WAGTEPaGoop BANDS HAND IoR eR9XEa g!5E ;a. "a,
GIN WORTH OF ATTAOHMENTs GIVEN AWAY
PLY to erez7 person purchasing serving 1naehfn' At