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Succession de Louis q. Ehiboaaax,

I'm vERTU DUN 0RDRE DE L'HONO-
~ Pable Ia C0ur DIES PPeuVes, de Ia ParOisse sit.
Landry, II sePa Yendu q Pencan public, au plus
offrant encherisseur,. par la soussign6e, .tutrix
natuIelle, gu par IN encanteur public, sur les
lieux, le MARDI, IA dQct0hre, 1873, les propri-
6t6s eirappes d6elites, appartenant a la success
sion de Louis c. Thibodaux, decide, savoir-
!. I'm moroccan de terre do prairie en- labita-
ton, mesurant cent einquante-cinqa rpents PLUS
oumoins, sltuea Pointe WlkoH en- eetteparoisse,
borne au nOrd par les terres publiques, an sud
par les terres du doeteur John A. Taylor, d Fest
par les terres publiqueS, eft a P0uest par les
terres de Dallas =. Hayes, aVee toutes les BATHS
SEES ct alneloratiqns qmi y sonb sftu6es.
2. I'm moroccan de terre boisee, situ6 a POinte
NOire en- cette parOisse, mesurant deux arpents
de face sur qlarante de ~pFof0ndeTr, plus on
moins, borne n0rd par lie domaine, sud parl lie
Bayou PIaquemine, est par les terrea de Ia "a
mile Joseph Daueet, ct Quest par les terres ap-
paFtenant a Mrs. J. G. Brooks
en- eette parOisse, mesuPant deux arpents de face
sur quarante de pf0fondeur, plus on moins, Dor
ne au n0rd par les teCres ~publiques, sud par
Pierre Bellard, est par le Bayou Plaquemine
Brulee, ct Quest par les teFres de DHpr6 LeieHne.
A. I'm moroccan de terre tOute heisee, situe d
Pointe Noire en- eette paroisse, mesurant dix
HUT arpents ct Z d'arpent suneraciels, borne
norl par les terfea a'HFn9lite MGche, sud par
S. Tn moroccan de ferre h0is6e, sitl6 au hois
de Faquetaique en- eette paroisse, tcept
trente ct IN acres ct 500 Raeres upon the 2-4
land 5 and southeast quarter OF il. southeast
quarter of Sect, 70 township Z south range one
west.
6. Cling paires de bgufs de tire, une paire de
mulets, qnatre6 eheYaux dolnptes, six iuments
farOuches, une p0Uliche de deux ans, I'm lot de
eochons. IN lot de eabris, une fer de n1arque a
marquer les ani1narx, 1000 merfains en- eypre,
I'M lot dc Y1eIies eharFues, .une nelee t pioehe,
deuX vielles heFses, me ghalfetfe bnuf, une
vielle meule, ustensiles de table ct de cuisine,
un flSil double, inc armoire, I'M Loo de ehaise,
deux bois de lit ct lit garni, deuxmatelas, un lot
de couvertes ct contemporaries, une paire de
chenets une paire de fers Il repasser.
TerInes ct C0nditi0ns.-TOufes les propri6tes
mobilieres pour du compliant payable aussitDt
yendues. Les terres payable endeux placements
6gauX-le premier placement dit Ie Ter Deeembre
de l'annee 1874, ct IL and ct dernier Placement do
le Ter Decemhre, 1876 les acQH6reurs fournissaRt
cautions 4 Ia satisfaction de lsadminiatFatrix
les dites teTres deIaefrant sp6aialelnent hypo
thequ6eg d Tn ftifB succession, avee privilege an
yendeitr, ct q default de non placement aux eche
ances sllsmentiOnees, les interets al raison Ok
hJlt pour cent IAN DIES eeheances jUsqu'au pale
ment. AZELIMA RICHARD,
- sept@W6. Tutrix Natnrelle.
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complies time for 20,00Osta take in 7d9a,
and beat Lecompte in a race as well, in
1884, by four lengths. Lecompte was
taken to England by Mr.. Ten Brock,
and died of collie in 1857. He ran a mile
in 1:473. Lexington won in all six races
out OF seven, and $780, 900 in money.
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A WIS AU PUBhHg.-BUREAU DU RE

A WIS AU PUBLEG-BUREAU DU RE
IA eOrdeur, PaFOisse st. Landry.-Les sOussi-
gnes, james NJ. Thompson, Reeordeur, ct John
n. Ogden, avocat, ont PhOnneur d'avertir 10
public qu'ils sOnt preparesa SO charger de tOuteS
affaires legaleS, notarielles ct d~'encanteurs,
Toutes les afEaires transigees q cette bureau re-
eevront une attention pPompte D I'm prix m0d6re.
T0uteS SUGGESTIONS seFont eonduites q charges
r~ais0nnables, les soussign6s pouvant payer at
tention aux afaires l9gales, notarielles ct den
eanteTrs qui sly ttent.-On dressera ct passera
les aetes n0tariels appoFtes a ce bureau aux prix
des autres n~Otaires, ct penregistrement Sc fera
sans charges.
JAMES M. THOMPSON, ReeOrdeur.
JOHEN. OGDEN. Ay0eat.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO THE PUBBHC.-RE-
In Gorder's Office, Parish of St. Landry.-The
undersigned, james NJ. Thompson, Recorder,
and John n. Ogden, Attorney at Law, would
respectfully notify the public that they are pre-
pared to take charge of any Law business, No
tary business and aueti0noer business. That all
business brought to this Office will be attended
to promptly and at q reasonable charge. All
succession business will be attended to on reas-
ona9le terms, as the undersigned can attend to
the Law, Notary and A~uetioneer work connected
with the same. N0tariai acts brought to this
office will be drawn and passed at the same price
with other Notaries, and the recording will DO
free Of charge. Mmr
JAS. NJ. THOMPSON, Recorder.
tuly 26-6m
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Estate of Joseph AdoIphe Sicily.
FOR SALE.

n ANDs FOR SALE.-IHAVE SEVERAL
Ia tracts of unimproved lands belonging to me
and to others which 1 will sell or rent to actual
settlers. -.~.-
1 will sell on credit, payable 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
settlers for mere payment during five years. of
the taxes which may be assessed upon the tract
they occupy. ...t@
In either selling or renting, the purchaser or
lessee will Obligate himself to actually settle on
and place in cultivation the land received by
lease, under penalty of nullity of sale or lease.
Ihaye also for sale awellimproved place, con
tanning two hundred arpents of land, with large
and eOmmOdiOus dwelling house, cotton gin and
cribs. Price of thisplaceS50O0, payable on terms,
with eight per cent yearly interest from day of
sale.
Also, a saw mill property, which I will also sell
OIL terms. HENRY L.
limo "a 1s71-ff
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1t will be seen from the jury list that
o prophet has been drawn as a juror for
the next term of our District court. Be-
ing a prophet, he may be able to in
form thejury of the facts in every case,
without regard to witnesses. .-
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Our homemade epidemic is about
over. Nearly everybody have been
sick and got well, and the fever is near
~ played out" A good shower this
week, followed by fresh air, has tended
to improve the general health. " d"
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We advise all who desire any first
class work in the Photographic line, to
give Mr.. Kokernot q call at once, as he
will leave Washington on the list of Oc-
tober to return to his Gallery at New
Tto:
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Observation-Disclosures Of the good
pa0yle Of 0peIousas and vicinity, may
need my services, must call upon me
within d few days as 4 shall leave here.
by October LIST. win furnish the best
references as to my ability al a dentist
to wllo1neYer may call upon mes andI
viii satisfy them that my prices are like
the tlfaes-very low.
Orders left at Dr. CampbeIIs old Office
on Church street, or Mayo's Drug Store,
viii be attended To.
JAMES STEWART
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NOTHOEIBY VIRTUE OF A REs0LU-
IN tion Of the Police Jury Ct the parish Of st.
Landry, passed ~ssnIauhEE Isl. 1873. viii sell
to the highest BidlerOm SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of October, 1878. at the Court House in 0pe-
lousas, the right to keep a ferry over Bayou
Rouge, known as FapIkmer's ferry. Also the
right to keep O ferry over Bayou C0urtableau,
known as the Waxia ferry, for the term of five
years, and under the conditions as provided by
the Police Jugy,
JOHN ROY, President P. J.
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We call attention to the advertise
ment of the postmasters of Washington
and 0pelousas.
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A gardener in England claims to
have discovered a method of varying
the colors of flowers by means of chemi-
cal applications to the earth in which
they grow.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. John Posey, druggist, inserts
some new advertisements to-day,
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The list of jurors drawn this week
for the October term of u District
court, will be found in our advertising
columns. S.,
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Troops for Delta.

From the New Orleans Republican, Sept. 23dl
Information of a reliable character
having been received that a raid was
contemplated upon the parish jail in
Delta, the county seat of Madison, for
the purpose of taking therefrom the
persons who were recently arrested as
the murderers of Judge Crawford and
District Attorney Harris, a company of
United States troops have been or
dered from jackson, Louisiana, to Del
ia to aid the civil authorities of Madi-
son parish in maintaining control of
these prisoners until they a be safely
transferred to some more secure place.
1t is understood the sheriff of Franklin
parish demands that these prisoners
be turned over to him for safe keeping,
as they will have to be tried in Frank
lin parish where the murders were COM
mitted, but the friends of the murdered
men object to this, because they fear
the friends of the murderers will sue
coed in securing their freedom and es-
cape while MISREPRESENTATION Madi-
son to Franklin. The suspected muir
derers were arrested and taken to Delta
for safe keeping at the instigatiOn OF
Senator Isaac I'll. Crawford, who un-
doubtedly thodght their chances of es-
cape would be much better in Franklin
parish, because they had many friends
and sympathiZers there. Under the
circumstances, whatever may be the OBJ
ject of the sheriff of Franklin in get
ting up a raid upon the authorities of
Madison to seize these prisoners by
force and violence, the result may be
bad-would be decidedly bad if thereby
the red-handed murderers of Judge
Crawford and District Attorney Har-
49, 10000 41-o o,oIioI h. l,osJ 1o,zo
from the clutches of the law. Rather
ing of these men until they can be dis
posed of by due curse of law, it would
be we'll to have them transferred to this
parish, and we are glad to believe that
such q movements contemplated. The
United States troops have likely ar
rived in Delta ere this. Their presence
will be sufficient to hold the prisoners at
that point until it shall be determined
in a regular way where they shall be
taken for safety and trial. &C.,.
Poor BOYS ?-In the Ukrain (Russia)
the woman court o generally then
the When a young woman falls
in love with a man she is not in the
least ashamed to go to his fathers house
and reveal her passion in the most ten
der and pathetic manner, and to promise
the most submissive obedience if he
will accept her as a wife. Should the
insensible man pretend any excuse, she
tells him she is resolved never to go
out of his house till he gives his con-
sent, and accordingly, taking up her
lodgings remains there. If he still OBJ
stinately refuses her his. case becomes
exceedingly distressing. The church is
commonly on her side, and to turn her
out would provoke her kindred to re-
venge her honor, SO that he has no
method left but to betake himself to
flight till he is otherwise disposed of. 81
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NOTICE TO

I. O. Hayes, Sheriff. VS., w. A. Robertson, CHerE.
Parish Court,-st. Landry Parish.-N0. 1880.
The rule taken in this case for me to show
cause why security should not be taken by me
for all costs, having been made absolute. Notice
is hereby given that from this date no petition
will be fled in this office, D0rswill any case be
red0eketed, or any process issue in any suit now
pending until good and sufficient security is
given for all costs.
w. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, OpeiOusas, La, Sept, 10, 1873.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS RE
- ~moval-The undersigned has removed from
his old stand on Main street, Opelousas, to
the Varieties Theatre building on the same
street. He has also recently returned from New
making, and repairing of saddles and harness.
Saddles, Brides, Harness, DC, always on hand,
and made to order with dispatch and in q work
ness. Saddle Trees also on hand, from which Sc
lectiOns can be made.
GEO. PULFORD,
May 27-tf. Varieties Building, Opelousas.
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1t will be seen from the advertise
ment, that the riding horse of Laurent
Dupre, attorney at law, was stolen one
night this week. Living out of town,
he ,Eides In to his Office; and the horse
was hitched to the rack in front thereof,
as usual, when the thief took charge
of him. Judge Lynch of Vermilion
parish, should preside at that thief's
trial if he should be CAUGHT. -
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You can use Il postage stamp twice.
The first time Ii viii cost you but three
cents, the sec0ad time fifty dollars.
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SALES.
de Joseph AdoIphe Sicily.

Succession de Joseph AdoIphe Sicily.
I'm vERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA
~ BILE Ia COur des Preuves de Ia ParOisse st.
Landry, il sera vendu a fencan public, an plus
otfrant encherisseuF, par lie SOussigne tutrlce
naturel, on par un encanteur public, au magasin
de A. Fl. Castillo, au Grand C0teau en- cette pa
rOisse, lie MARDI, q dOctObre, 1873, la prOpri-
sion de Joseph Adolphe Sicily, d6eed6, SAVIOR
I'm moroccan de terre, situ6 sur lie bayou Fuse
ier, dams la dite parOisse, contenant environ
nord par Nine. Francois T6laire, a Fest par,
AL sud par -, ct d POuest par lie bayou TGche,
ayec toutes les batisses ct ameliorati0ns Qui sly
trOuvent.
ans du jour de Ia vente; Pacqu6reur fOurnissant
deuX BON ct sOlvables securities pour assure lie
priX d'achat, ct aussi Ia tePFe restera spectacle
ment hypOtheQu6 en- favour de Ia succession JUS
dite terre. Aida BOUDREAU,
10 sept. Tutrice Naturel.
Estate of Joseph AdOIplle Sicily.
10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
IL Orable Probate Court of the Parish of St.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned natural
tltriX, or by a public auctlOneer, at the store Of
A. H. Castillo, in Grand COteau in this parish,
on TUESDAY, October 21st, 1878, the following
described property, belonging to the estate of
Joseph AdOlphe Sicily, deceased, tO-Wit:
One tract of land, situated on bayou Fuselier
in said parish, containing about one hundred
and fifteen arpents, more or less, bounded on the
north by Nine. FRANCOIS Telaire, on the east by
-, on the south by -, and on the west
by the bayou FuSelier, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
TeTmS-On q credit of 0ne, two and three years
from the day OF sale; the purchaser to give two
good and sOlventsureties, to secure the purchase
money, and the land is also to remain specially
mOrtgaged in favor of the estate until the full
and entire payment OF TIE pHrG PnTf1P Price Of said
sept 19-5t,jfsm Natural TutriX.
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MISCELLANEOUS
AND NOTCH.

land NOTICE.
In compliance with law I hereby give notice
that my receipt for the price paid to the Gov
eminent for the entry Of the following tract of
land, to-wit:. The southeast quarter of section
thirty-five in township three south Of range one
west in the Southwestern Land District of Lou
isiana, has been lost, and that it is my intention
to apply to have the purchase money refunded,
said sale having been Illegal.
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NEWSPAPERS, &C.


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Horse Gossip by Cath.

Cath" the able Long Branch COR
respondent of the Chicago Tribune, has
recently written some very interesting
things about American a horses.
From his letter, the following extracts
will be found replete with entertaining
information:
RYsDYK's HAMBLEToNIAN.
This notable breeder, the great-grand-
son of imported Messenger, was foaled
in New York State in 1849, andhas been
the %progenitor of the best trotting hor-
ses in the world. He has had (187Ol
1900 wives and 1910 children-amOngst
the latter are Dexter and George
Wilkes-and he is the grandfather Of
Goldsmith Maid. He melted his owner
100000, and was bought for 1926 when a
oo1+ 1, HrE"# -E- or
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HUMBLE COTTAGE H0mGR Me-
10, IL. A. M, holds its stated meetings, &c
the Lodge Hall In 0pe1ousas, July 9th, August
9Th and September 81, at O'Clock 7. Nj, and
October LIST and 2atn and necemlheE I'D, at q
osclaekiP i. H., for the balance Of the year 1873.
q. MAYO. wv. M.
4. n. BopEalUILaR. Secretary.
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CARRIAGE SHOP.-THANKFUL FOR
" the patronage heretofore extendedme by the
citizens of st. Landry, I solicit a further cOntin-
uatiOn of their favors, and beg leave to inform
them that I will always be ready to
date them in any branch OF my business. at
reasonable prices, for cash only.
All work hereafter, if not paid for on delivery,
will be charged ten per cent. additional, for i'm
mediate collection.
1 have on hand hacks and buggies, which 1
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and buggies
made to order. s. P. CLARK
OpelOusas, Jan. 10, 18T2-tf.
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nORDW R0YAMARGM GMAPTRR
In No. 50, meets at the Hall of Humble Cot
tage Lodge, 0nel0usas, every Tuesday after the
full moon 0feaeh month, at s O'Clock n. M.
NUWRKA COUNCIL ne. 10.-MEETs
IA at the Hall of Humble gUttageLadge, 0pe-
lousas, every friday aft sfull MOON of each
month, ae8 O'Clock 7. II.
nRPMANss FRIEND LODGE. No.
1876, Big Cane, La, meets0n the Saturday
preceding each full moon.
o. 8. SMITH, W, nj,
JoHN N. dunn, Secretary.
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Succession de Scholastic Leger ct SON

F. PERRoDIN, Atty at Law.
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NOR SALE OR FOR RENT-ABEAU-
Y tiful residence situated in the TOwnof Ope-
lOusas, composed of a large and commodiOus
dwelling house, and all necessary Out-buildings.
For further particulars, apply to
" .-.. LAURENT DUPRE.
doc 1.%P . T =- --E -- "
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NOR sALE.-A LONG ESTABLISHED
II Store Stand with one arpent of ground, and
buildings and improvements, six miles north of
OpeIOusas, near G~arrigues' Bridge, and on the
public road leading to Vile Plate.
Terms-EaSy.
Apply to THOS. H. LEWIS or HENRY L.
GARLAND, at O~pelousas. mas.
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Sir Archy's grandson, trained by Arthur
Taylor, md ridden BY Hilnatriok-ra
chestnut horse with white stockings
was f0aled at Richmond in 1888 and
brought $12, 600 in 1889. He won forty
out of fOrty-f1ye races, thirty of which
were four mile heats, and won $1,000.
Tn 1912, at the age of nine, Boston ran.
Fashion, b Jersey five year old, who had
distanced him the DTeYi0ns year, Tor
$4,000 aside, four mild heats. Fifty
to seventy thousand people saw the
race on Long Island, and such q sight
lad never been witnessed slnce Eclipse
beat Henry-nOp ever since IN America.
The season was the same Boston rep
resented the South and Fashion the
North, and the Southern horse had been
pOked at for some time. Ten dollars
was the price of admission to the prly-
LEGGED space. Thousand Of Fatfians car.
ried the fences, and had to be driven
out by Yankee Sullivan and other en-
pl0yed prize-fghfers, Boston was the
~favorite, won the inside place, and lost
the first heat on the fourth mile, FASH
ion winning IN 1884. The next heat
Fashion won also in 7s45, They never
met again. and Boston became q great
stallion,
WenoW come to the greatest horse
America has probably had, both al
racer and sire,
LEXINGTON,
born at Lexington, KY, 1849, died in
1S73-the son of Boston, a blood bay,
blind IN latter years. He ran from 1858
to 1850, aud for the rest of his days mar
Tied and was given in maTrlags. his
great adversary was ee0mpte, b. Lou
/ lSaaIla h0FSesa1s0 Uv Boston, cut OF q
Glencoe Mare. Iecom1Dte won the see
Ond race iii the then uneQualad time al
l7:a6, 1855 Lexington then beat lie,
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A FIRST GLASS JOB OFFICE
CONNECTED WITH THE ESTABLISHMENT
mch 15-tf.
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AN ACT OF CRUELTY

Cnapped bands aud face are the mos, y.
rious annoyancts ia, iartnerss and yeopA
who labor much ont OF door, expsrieps
from exposture. Exposed persons, espd
ally chibdren. Ispeassdly suffer iulsust
from great cracks upon the hands, tLst s.
Ten bleed. II is cruel to allow one's ssNT
Others to suffer 10 this wa when the mean
ofYestttqe prevention are so easy 10 bs bad
and 80 Chesply, as 10 pay ten cents for
cake OF Hand Sapolio. Hand Sspollo Is %,
only better than the eostiiest soap fot n,
movingdirt but 1t prevents chapping sut
renders the ekio soft and pliabie. Sol,
ev everywhere.