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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-05-30

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ly .ailcu an refused.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there, before said com tilis writ, wit yous
reiura hereor, showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
Witness, a. HarwoOd, clerk Of the district
court o. Dallas county, Texas. Witness my
oficia seal and SIGNATURE at my OF ce n the
d, Nv of Dalla ), tins, 4ih dav OF May, A. ID.
1sl. y. HAkWODD,
Clerk district court. d Has county, Texas.
By p. NJ. Brown, Deputy. 3Tw3t
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Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and East via the
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Train leaving Galveston at 500 p. N. and
Houston at $50 p. NJ. daily, arrives as fellows:
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Those Fees

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The following is a Washington dis
patch to the Cincinnati Commercial,
dated September 80:
The connection Of Senator Carpenter
and Benjamin Butler with Louisiana at
fairs, of which recent New Orleans dis
patches afford an inkling, is very freely
discussed here. They both are charged
with playing u double gamp-taking
money of both sides. Certain Kellogg
Officeholders here, highin the confidence
of that tilnid gentleman, arc quite bold
in declaring that Carpenter used the
Supreme Court matter; the writ of pro-
hibition case, merely to enable him TO
bleed Kellogg, it being understood that
as long as he received a fat fee for his
services in court he would favor the
Kellogg interestsin his capacity of Sena-
tor. He demanded $4,000 for delivering
an argument Of twenty or twenty-five
minutes in the matter of the writ of pro-
him prior to the sixteenth of February,
1873. The Kellogg folks thought that
they had paid him enough, as Caleb
Cushing, a better lawyer, had charged
him for similar services only $4,000.
On the day mentioned January 10, 1878,
the Louisiana matter was under discus
sion in the Senate, and in reply to the
remarks Of Judge Thurman, Mr.. Car
penter defended Judge Durell and COM
mcnded his aus Since that time, as
is we'll known, he has denounced Durell.
At the time that he introduced his bill
providing for a new election in Louis
lana, Mr.. Howe, his colleague, presented
an amendment that pending the new
election the Kellogg government should
be recognized. This was opposed by
Thurman and others on the ground that
it would be q congressional recognition
of a usurratiOn. The amendment was
successful by a majority of one, and is
noticeable that Carpenter voted in it's
favor, thereby carrying it.
This is pointed at as showing how he
vetred from II side to the other in Or
der to make all edges cut. Up to the
time that Carpenter made his famous
speech in New Orleans, which was in
May, 1873, he had only received $4,000
from Kellogg, while he was demanding
$4,000. During his stay in New Orleans,
however, he received $1,000 more, and
last December he was paid an additional
$500, making in all $500.
The KellOggites referred to. assert
that Warmotll, McEnery & Co. finally
paid him $4,000 cash down, which set
tied his wavering, and made him the
firm friend and advocate of the anti
Kellogg party.
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MASONIC.
HALL HUMBLE COTTAGE LODGE No. 10.
OpelOuSaS, October 10Th. 1874
Jos. d. RICHARD, Gle

HALL HUMBLE COTTAGE LODGE No. 10, I
Opelousas, October 10th, 1874. )
At a meeting OF this Lodge. held on this Ilay,
the following preamble and resolutions were
offered by the undersigned committee, and were
unanimously adopted;
Whereas, Death has again been i'll the midst
OF our brotherhood, and has taken away our
beloved Brother Z. LeOnce Hebrard and
heceaS, Inc opportunity is O proper one to
express the esteem and affection which all the
members of this Lodge bore to our deceased
Brother; TO commend his Masonic life to his
surviving Brethren and to cOndolc with his
family and friends. r .,
Be it Resolved, That we sincerely loved our
deceased Brother Hebrard, for who could know
him as We did and not love him., so gentle In
manner, 50 pure of heart, so generous, 40 char
liable, so full Of truth, so full OF friendship for
his feli0w-man.
BE 1t Resolved, That his zeal i'll the cause of
Masonry, his constant attachment to the order,
MS strict observance upon all occasions of his
Masonic duties, offers an example worthy Of i'm
lta1lon to his surviving Brethren.
be II Resolved, That we sincerely sympathize
with bis bereaved widow and children struck in
the inmost recesses of the heart and we offer
tilein our heartfelt coincidence in the hour of
their grief. g.. ..,
Resolved, That as q token of our regard for
our deceased Brother, aud of our sorrow for his
death, the implements of our Lodge be draped
In morning, for the period of twelve months,
and the members wear the usual badge of the
same, for thirty days. = @tt'-t@ s a..
published in the OpelousfIs papers; and that a
copy of the same be transmitted to the family
of the deceased. t cs+2 :
a JAMES RAY. --.- .
JOHN I. KIN
HENRY i. GARLAND.
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Estate OF Onezinle Prud,homme,

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
- orable Probate Court OF the Parish of ST.
Landry. there will be sold at public auction. TO
the highest bidder, by the undersigned tnfrix.
or. by a public atctiOneer, at the last residence of
the deceased, near Prud'homme City. in this
parish, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of No
velnber, 1874; the following described property
belonging TO the estateof Onezime Prud'hoinme,
deceased. to-wit: :
l. The plantation at Prud'hoInine City, meas
tring two hundred arpents, with the buildifgs
and improvements thereon, bounded north by
Bayou Mallet, south by pnbIlcsland. east by the
tract known as the Prlta'h0mme City tract, west
bF land of widow William Prud'homme.
q. The plantation known az the Prairie place.
containing fGTty-tye acres, more or less, bound
ed north and west by lands Of widow =, NJ.
Young. south by public land, and east by DIR,
Bridges, with the buildings and improvements.
8, Uue horse, know as DiXey.
Tet1nsandC onditions-The moyables cash, the
real estute 0ne-foarth cash, the balance payable
In one, two mt three years from day of sale,
mort gage clause Of de non atieNRo specially re-
served, with eight per cent. per annnln Interest
after maturity, payable at tile Iaw Office Of D. A..
MaFte1 81 HHdspetl.
MARY NJ. YOUNG,
: oct 23-m&h TutFix,
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WHITE LEAGUE in THE PARISH OF
ST. MARY AND ST. LANDRY.

The parish Nominating Convention of
st. Mary, held at Franklin, on the 18th
inst, nominated q parish ticket, but au-
thorized the Executive Committee to re-
tire tile names Of half the candidates, in
favor Of as many cOlored candidates, aud
concluded by resolving:
THAT We hereby invite colored peo-
pie to meet MS in mass meeting on the
24th day of October 1874, at Franklin, to
nominate their candidates, and to ac-
cept the proposition herein made"
The White Leaguers of st. Mary have
become exceedingly generous, and con
seryative. What's in the wind? They
organized on the exclusive principle that
none. but achite men should hold office.
BY intimidation, by menaees, and by the
threatened exclusion of .colored people,
from all employment, they expected to
drive them to the support of the White
League ticket; but having failed in this,
and the eolored population of st. st.
Mary being largely IN ereess of that Of the
Ghites, and being on the eve of an over
whelming disaster, they now propose to
compromise on the principle tliat.half a
loaf is better than no loaf ut all. What
magnanimity Now in our parish of
st. Landry, if one or two colored candi-
dates take the field. the White eaguers
Immediately Detect d fusion or com
promise between the Radicals and the
Democrats. No such fusion or compro-
mise has been made but admitting that
it has, would it not find a precedent in
the action of the White League Nomi-
mating Convention Of ST. Mary. To
make snch a compromise the Demo
Gratis would not be required to give up
my principle on the question Of race,
but the White Leagners have surren-
dered their only principle Of cohesion
viz; the color of the uoter. 20 eonsisten
cy thou art a jewell
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..s MISCELLANEOUS.
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OFFHCE OF SUPERVISOR OF
r Il q L - T r \ II N

PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, La. August &c, 1874.
In accordance with Act No. 1856 of the Leg
stature OF 1874, approved July oath, 1874, the Of
dee of the Supervisor Of Registration will be
opened ut the following places for u new and
complet c registration of the entire parish. tO-wit:
A t the Courthouse in OneluuSa5, Oh August
3Ist and September J., 9, 8. ! and g.
+ Washington, Mt the Town Hall, on Septem-
Der Z. 8, Q and 10.
At Flat Town, 1T or near the COttcC-hOusU OF
Emile Tate, on the 18th aud 18th September.
AT Bayou ChicOt, at or near the Store OF Sam
Haas, on the 18th September.
AT Chataignicr, at or near the store of DUFsin
T. Lafleur. on the 18th September.
Al Prud'ilOmlnC City, at or ucar the store Of
I. {. Chachere, Oh the 10Th and 2lst September.
81 PlHqueIline, at or near tie store OF Fore
man d Webb, on the 23d September.
Al oointeaI%-Loups, at on near Carts aprinGs,
on uile 2Jtb September.
Al MeImentO, ~ or near the sore Of Victor
Maynaud, or INC Goth September.
At Crane CGteau, OF the Isl and cd October,
At eros Cheyreuii, az or near the Store Of Mi
Chcl EmOnet. October 18th.
At Bayou Rouge, III or near the store of T. A..
Hicks on N~isgcr-FOOU, October 9ti, and 9Th.
At Gayor BUuf, ut or near the store Of Louis
Stagg, on ,ile 9TH October.
Returning through Washington to Opelousas,
where the office will continue open until the
evening o. the 23d Of October, at which time tho
registration will close.
JAMES J. THOMPSON.
Supervisor of Registration for the
aug 2S-9t Parish OF ~. Landry.
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The Advisory Board.
DIR. RoszANo,s RRsreaAr1oN.

a" u +IF#-E8= =##&E ---s- #=euf es =zEs## .
We take the following deserved com
pliment to DR.. Bonzano, the umpire OF
the Board, from the New Orleans Plea
yune of the 18th inst. 1t is a graceful
tribute from a political opponent:
We regret to learn that DIR. Bonzano,
the umpire and referee of the Advisory
Board, chosen on account OF his high
reputation for integrity and impartiality
of Judgment. has rendered his resigna-
ton. The cause OF this action is not
generally known, though the popular
impression is that it Was brought
about by the expressed dissatisfaction
on the part of some members touching
his decision in the ease of Assistant SUI
pervisorP. j. Maloney, of the Thirteenth
Precinct, an application for whose re-
m0val had been submitted and by him
voted down,
1t appears that Or, Bonzano's letter
of withdrawal was as cordially regretted
by the whole board as w are surei it will
10 by the public ut large when the fact
becomes known, Efforts were made
yesterday to induce him to reconsider,
though, so FIR as we have heard. unsuc-
cessfully.
~ Will HG IL AfHlt M1AkUIlHHB IL LHls
resignation il pushed to a reality, and
will doubtless have the effect of disor-
ganizing aud destroying the Advisory
Board entirely. We know OF u o other
Republican eligible to the position who
commands the confidence OF both par
ties, or who could mediate effectively
between their conflicting views and pllr-
poses.
We atill hope that Dr.. Bonzan0 may
consent to withhold his resignation.
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L. ". GOlsan ct ais, Va. H. G. Ray.

pARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. l2207-
BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out
Of the honorable Parish Court, in and for the
Parish OF st. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, I will proceed to sell. ut
Courthouse of said parish. in the town of Opp-
lousa8, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of Novenl-
Der, 1874, at eleven o'clock A. H., the following
described property. to-wit-
About tive bales of cotton in seed, one half of
tile cotton crop i'll thh field ut the time of the
seizure, two harrOws. four cotton sweeps, one
cotton Scraper, seven plOWs, one dOuble-tree.
one lot single-trees, one tWO-horse wagon. seven
hoes, one spade, one shovel, one lot plow harness.
Seized in the ab9ve suit.
Terms-CashO Oh the spot.
oct 23 Z O HAYES GI,nriff.
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MONDAY, October 10Th 1874.
The Town Council of the Town Of Opelousas.
met pursuant TO a call of the President.
Present: Dr. James Ray, president and Messrs.
G.. Mornhinveg Jr.. A. 3. Cllarlere II c. MavU,
On motin of Mr.. Morhinveg resolved, That the
appropriation of five dollars a month each he
allowed TO the Widows Raphael Hollier, D.
Ackison, c. Jewellers and Mr.. Jumes Clark,
for three months dating from the LIST of August
1874, and that the sum Of five dollars q month be
appropriated to Mrs. Deloach dating from Octo-
Der LIST 1874.
On motion the Board adjourned.
JAMES RAY, President.
JOS. i. RICHARD, Clerk.
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i LIVED ET DOWN.-AR hanest black
smith was once grossly insalted and his
cllaracterinfam0usly DETAINED. Friends
advised him to seek redress bysmeans OF
law, but to n and all he replied. ssNo;
/ will go to my forge and there in. six
months | will have worked out such a
character and earned such 4 name rs all
tho judges, law courts and lawyers in
the world c0nla not give me- He was
right. I'll III by honest labor. manly
courage, and Il conscience vnid ut of
fence, thatW assert olr true dignity and
prove our honesty aud responsibility.
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TO COMMISSIONERS OF
L OTTO N.
SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION,
Parish of ST. Landry.
OpelOusaS La. Oct. ODD 1874

? OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION, \
Parish of ST. Landry. !
OpelOusas La, Oct. 22d 1874.
THE Commissioners of Election throughout
the Parish are hereby notified that it is their
duty to report to the Supervisor of Registration
at his office IN Ope1ousas, before the day of
Election, to be sworn as Commissioners and re-
celve such verbal instructions. rs may be nee
essary. Printed Circulars will also he furnished
them by the Supervisor of Registration, show
ing the manner in which the EeIectiOn at each
poll shall be conducted. and their duty after
closing the polls.
This must be done in ample time to be fully
prepared for the day Of Election. Boxes will be
furnished each poll by Peace Officers or Com
stables who will receive said boxes from the
Sheriff, whose duty 1t is to supply them.
JAMES j. THOMPSON,
Supervisor Registration of the
Oct. % s PaTsih of ST. Landry
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Estate of Florinn sonnfer,

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
~ orable Probate Court of the Parish of ct,
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned admins
of Mrs. F4Orian Sonlfier, on Bayou MalIet. near
the Catholic church, in this parish, on THURS
DAY. November 2eth, 1874, the following deg
cri1ed property, belonging to the estate of
FIotian Sonnier, deceased, to-wit:
l. A tract of land, situated on Bayou Mallet
near the Catholic church, in this parish, contain
ing one hundred and fifty arpents, more or less.
2. A lot of household furniture.
Terms and COnditiOns-Moyables cash, i'm
movables U1Iefourth cash, and the balance in
asers to furnish their notes, with security, to the
satisfaction OF the administrator, and bearing
eight per cent per anlium interest after maturity
until paid, special mortgage ard vendors priv
ilege retained on the property sold to secure
payment Of the purchase price,
OCTAyE.SONEIER,
oct 23-fp Administrator.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
eSTATE AND PARISH TAX COL
LECToR'g OFFICE.
oPELoUsAs, aT. LANDRY PARISH,

IN compliance with Section eight Of Act NJ.
~ of 1873, n list OF all taxpayers delinquent for
the year 1872. Is this day published. After pub
LEGATION all such persons are prohibited by that
section from appearing in any Of the courts of
the State "a parties or witnesses on their own
behalf. Immediately after the completion of
this list the Tax Collector is instructed TO pro
coed to collect said to xcs undor Section one Of
Act No. AZ, and is authorized TO seize and sell
the property Of delinQuentB without process OF
courts. Tax Collectors are held personally req
ponsible for the efficient and prompt discharge
OF their duties under the law.
Parties interested are also notified that the
amounts set opposite their names includes only
the State tax of 1872, LII every case the penalty
of 25 per cent. and the Auditors fee Of 81. 90 must
be added. In nearly every case the said parties
are also on the list Of delinQuents lor Parish
taxes. and the law provides that parish taxes
shall be collectcdint the same way as state taxes.
JONATHAN l.. NORRIS,
State and Parish Tax Collector for the
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Estate of Madeleine Con,ewu,

RT VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON,
- orabIe Probate Court of the Parish of St.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction. to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned admins,
TRAITOR or public auctioneer, at the last residence
OF the deceased. on Bayou Plaquemine, near
Church Point, III this parish, on TUESDAY,
November Path, 1874, the following described
property, belonging to the estate of Madeleine
Coineau, deceased, tO-wit:
I. A tract OF land, situated on Bayou Plaque.
mine, near Church Point, in the parish of st.
Landry, containing twelve acres, more or less,
with the improvements thereon.
2. A lot of household furniture, q lot of gentle
stock.
Terms-Cash. . .t"t.-
HENRY d. MCBRIDE,
oct 23-fp Administration.
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In Thompsonss Gazetteer Is the fol-
lowing erratum: For DatchInalG read
DIR Adams This is almost equal to
the Weil known correction. For dam
sailizzis read permanent, or the anus
ing erratum III i Hartford paper; I For
Alum Water read Alma Mater
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NOTICES.

ST. LANDRY, La, October %. 1874.
/ hereby withdraw my name as 4 candidate
for Police Jury for the 4th Ward, in favor of
Hllaire Julien Guillory, Esq.
JAS. +. HICKS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FRNHE MASON & EAANHLHN ORGAN
Il Co, Winners of Three Highest Medals and
Diplo1nao OF Honor, at Vienna, 1873, and Paris, 1867,
now 0tcr the finest Assortment of the Best Cab
met Organs In the world, including new styles
with recent improvements, not only exclusively
for cash, as formerly, but also on now plans Of
easy payments, the most favorable ever offered.
Organs rented with privilege OF purchase, to al
most amy part of the country. First payment
800 or upwards.
Illustrated Catalogues and Circulars, with full
particulars. sent free on request. Address
MASON Il HAMLIN ORGAN co,
Boston. New York or Chicago.
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DIED:

FOSTENOT-Att1 the residence Of Capt. Har
groder, near ArnaudviIle, Oct. 18th 1874, Ravou1
S. sol of T.. s. Fontenot and Celima Hebeft
aged 2 years, 6 months and days. =
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Lord, what a cow" was the APPROX
ing remark of Il tcetotal judge OF Yer
mont after swallowing a potent punch,
which had been offered to him as a glass
of milk.
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MONDAY, October 18th IA

Proceedings of the Board of Police of
the Town of OpeIOusas.
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NEW ADvERTTsEMENTs.

"a :
At the request of my friends, and for the ac-
commodatlon OF planters desiring to sell their
cotton IN OpelOuSae I have concluded to remain
IN Qpelousas the following days viz: Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday. Tuesday, Friday
and saturday, I will be found hereafter ut Can't,
tlckettS warehouse, where I will pay the very
highest market price for al cotton offered to me.
During my absence either from Washington or
OpeIousas, l viii have d representative.
ALU0LPHE ROOS,
Oct. 23-tf AUen+
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WI st. Landry.-No. BY virtue Of Il writ
of feri facias. issued by Hon. James CuIIey.
Justice of the Peace, of the Twelfth Ward of the
Parish of st. Landry. i'll the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, will proceed to sell at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, at the
office OF the said Justice, in this parish, OIL
TUESDAY. October 27th. 1874. ut IL o'clock,
A. NJ, the following described property, tO-wit
Six hundred and scyenty-tive pounds Of seed
cotton, and six acres, more or less, Of cotton
standing IN the field.
Seized III the above suit.
Teruls-Cash on the spot.
r.. S. THOMAS, by Constable,
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NOTRCE.-I WILL BE ABSENT FROM
~ the parish Of st. Landry until about thc
18th of December next.
oct 1T-tf T.. +. DOhEML5
NDTECE.-TAXPAYERS OF THE TOWN
" OF Opcl0usas arc hereby notified that their
town taxes for 1874. are now due. ana unless
paid with ten days from this date / shall tpFo~
coed 10 collect the same according to law, with
I'LL costs and penalties.
GEO. W. MEGISLEY,
aug II Collector.
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DR.. wM. a. ROBERTSON il u candidate for
the Stale senate at tiie nee collection, from this
District, conposed5of the parishes Of Lafayette,
CaIaeron, CalGasiell and 81. Landry,
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I'D
For state

I respectfully announce myself a candidate
for tie office OF State Senator OF the Tenth Sem
atollal District. eomnprising the parishes OF st.
VI GEORGE H WELLS.
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. - Hui WEANB WkEAys
HENDERSON B, TAYLOR, authorizes us t.
announce hini as . candid re for Police Jury FROM
tile Ist ward.
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JoHN ROY il 4 candidate for the Police jury,
frafn the LIST Rard.