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so'dunder and in accordance with the proE1sions
OF this act shall be sold on SATURDAY OF eacn
week; the sale to begin between the hours Oh zen
and eleven o'clock A. II.
Sec. IL. Be It further ordained, That u ehan
be the duty of the constable TO take q aescrlpss
ton of all hogs by their sex, KIND, Color ana
marks, the owner or owners OF Which are on-
Dec. is. Be it further ordained, That this ord
nance shall take effect ten days from ana affer
that, ali other ordinances or parts of ordinances
on the same subject matter be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Ordained May 18th, 1874.
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R.eate Of Jehn n. whl.nagsoa.-No.

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARIsH COURT,
st. Landry.-Whereas, Delaware r. Danger
field, Of the Parish0f st. Landry, administrator
of the eEtAte of John u. Wilmington, deceased,
having filed o tahlean OF classification III the
debris and distribution on funds Of said estate,
accompanied BIZ her petition praying for the
hOni0f0gatiOn of the same;
And whereas the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an order OF court, bearing date
February sd, 1874.
d Therefore notice Is hereby given to all
atahlaan IN Writing at my Office In the town Of
Opel0usaA, within the time pHqttred by law, why
tho said tahleau sheuld not be h~en10lOgated and
9uIraruied w. 4. R0BERTSQNs Clerk.
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-saeeesaien 4 sssg p. whissinataa.

RTAT DE La L0uIsIANE-COUR DE PA.
- r0isse, st. LandTy-Attendu due Delaware
n. DangeF1cld, de Ia Parulsse St. Landry, adrni-
nIAfratFdeede f ~ succession de JohnD. Whiting
t0ns d6ceu6y ayg1nt enregIstrA nm tableau de
classification des dettes ef distribution ns f0nds
de IN dite alcgesssOn, a-cconapagne dune petit
#1ion AAn1aiaanG 1hDmclogatlOn dsicelui;
E6 attends nun y EtS faif drcft q III Demands
de 1a dfte petition par un 0rdre do aa COglF en-
date du 3 Feyrler, 1874.
En- conseQ1ence. avis est par le present dOnn6
aux fmtErease5 dams cette succession, dsaFOir 4
tire Opp8sie1gn. ~ aneunte Id Ont. par 6crit, u
dElais accOrdea par Up FOL, ~pouTquUile dit taDlean
ne aeraSf pas appr0nyA eG h1sn0lGp1i6.
w. A.R0BERTs0N, Greficr.
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DECONEMENDED BV TME MED
HI ical Faculty of Opel6usas. Nhatf
posEY,s AROMATIC WINE BITTERs.

"A good and pure Tonic, scientifically compound
cd, not mixed at random, carefully theOriZed,
and perfected, by years OF study and close OBJ
Eeryation, as to its adoption TO relieve morbid
conditions OF the system, such al
Torpid Liver, Loss of Appetite, imperfect or
1anguld Digestion, Nervousness and its train Of
narneless ills. Only so mi q bottle.
sept 26-tf,
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7AAsEaEO "a NAWWosUU A4OstFs-NWs BJ4Ws
STATE OF LOUISTANA.-PARISH COURT,
Parish OF st. Landry, Administrator of the es-
tate of Modesto LAger, deceased, having filed a
final tableaa of distribution of the funds of said
estate, accompanied by his petition praying for
the homologation of tie N
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
May 4th, 1874.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau in writing at nay Office in the town of
OpelOUsas, within the time required by law, why
said tableau should not be homlologated and con-
firIned. w. a. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
NAV S-hlg
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Succession dc Trcville NIeche.-No. 95A1
ETAT DE LA LOUISTANE.-COUR DE PA
~ roisse, st. Landry.-Attendn que Eremise
Sicily, de 10 Paroisse st. Landry, tutrice de la
succession de TreyilIe Meche, decide, ayant en-
registre un tableau finaIde redistribution desf onds
dc la dlte succession, ace0lnpagne dune petition
d~enlandant rhomologatinn dicelui;
ct attendu qusl a etc fait droit a Ia demande
de la dite petition par I'M Ordrc dela Cour en-
date du 9 Mars, 1874.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne
aux interessess dams eette succession, d'ayoir q
faire opposition, 81 aucine lis ont, par ecrit, A
mon bureau dams La vile d~'OpeIousas, dams les
delais present. par Ia loi, pourquoi 1e dit tableau
ne serait pas approuye ct hom0logne,
". A. ROBERTSON, Grefler
IL mara
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~ lust opened q Carpenters Shop on Landry
street, told pOstDficel. He viii build Of repair
haHaes, etc. make eOfzlns and amy ether work in
hisline 0f business.
anA LETT W. r, MEGIELEY.
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Rsaaae 81. Trevfllc meche.-Ne..as41.

Esaat Of TrevilIc NEeche.-N0.0s41.
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures COURT,
y st. Undergraduates, Erenise Sicily, of
tile Parish Of ST. Landry, tutrix of the estate OF
Tr6Fille Meche, deceased, has filed q final ta-
bleau and distribution OF the funds OF said es-
tate, accompanied yl1er petition praying for
the h6m0logatiolof the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
March 9Th, 1874. "t
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableal IN writings at my Office in the town OF
OpelOusas, within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should notbe homologated
and confirmed.
Wa. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
mareh foZ3f. ~ z= La
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Estate Of Gervais BerdeIOn.-NO. $500.
DARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAs,
4 Auguste Bordelon, of the Parrish st. Landry,
has applied by his petition to be appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of GerVais B0rdelon,
deceased, late of the Parish of st. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position to said appointment, will file the same
in writing in my office, in the town of OpelOu-
sas, within ten days from tile present notice.
@ GE+t -NfgA W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
NAV Is #N ST. --- l.E- E.-,E
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MEDICAL.
.R. MADFHELD,s EQTALGZER

MEDICAL NOTECE.-A REGULAR
Iva Meeting Of the st. Landry Medical and
Surgical Association will be held at Opelousas
the first Monday of every month, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. VINCENT BOAGNI, NJ. d.,
President.
JAMES RAY, NJ. D., Secretary.
July %, 1871-1y.
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Estat Of Joseph Id. CastilIe.-NO. 359S.
DARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAs
\ Alexandra II. Castillo, of the Parish Of st.
Landry, has applied by his petition to be ap-
pointed administrator of the Estate of Joseph
u. Castillo, deceased, late of said parish:
Therefore, any person intending to make op-
position to said appointment, will file the same
In writing in ms office, in the town of Ope10usas,
within ten days from the present notice.
@r&. r5aET w. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
NAV s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHICHIHAVE
~. obtained and which I am obtaining every
day in the treatment of engagement Of the
liver and melt, induces me to notify all persons
affected i'll this way that I can be consulted at
my residence, at the west entrance of Old
Grand Prairie, aboutsixm miles from Washington;
or ut Trainers hotel, Washington, daily from 8
to II o'clock NJ. DR.. ROBERI.
nov 28-tf.
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A.!

NOT1CE.-I TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
" nOuneing to the people of this parish that
I am agent for the following books: " Wild Life
in the Far West" and Adventures and Diseov-
cries Of DR.. David Livingstone, and the Herald
Stanley Expedition"
The above works will be found highlyinstruct-
ing and interesting, and viii be furnished by me
to all those who desire.
nov 23-tf JAMES. N. DAVIS, Agent.
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DOSEY'S BETTERs HAVE BEEN
= in use for many years. Our Physicians
know their formula, and have prescribed them
always in preference to any of the thousand and
one bad-lrhiskey compounds now flooding the
country.
They materially aid in curing Chills and Fever,
enlarged Spleen and all kindred diseases.
On bottle $50 cents only will satisfy you,of
this. fsept 26-tf.
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Rafate 81 Ioaeph Vnaz.

Estate of jean Bse. K~3fchaFd.-NO. -
DARIsHC COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAs,
l. Joseph v. Richard, of the Parish of st. Ian
dry, has applied by his petition to be appointed
administration of the estate0f Jean Bite. Richard,
deceased, late of the Parish of st. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position TO said appointment, will file the same
In writing In my Office, in the town OF Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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DRRmU on EGARE-LE soUSSTGNE
q PERU gu egare lie billet ci-apres decrit,
don't il est le pFoprietaire, a sayeir:
Tn billet convert par ~hypOtheque, pour deux
mile ~piastres, date b Washington, Lne., lie Ter
F6Yrier, 1870, du le Ter Janyier, 1871, ct portanf
int6r6t q huit pour cent de maturite, faitr exc
cute ct sign6 par Amelia Keller autoris6e par
son 6poux Edward Gallegar, payable au bureau
de PAYNE, Huntington 4 Co, dams la vile de
Nouvelle Orleans, q son propre ortlre, ct endoss6
par ellie, paraphe NE VaTietur' par John f.
Morrough, Notaire Public, ponr ~indenfifier 10
dit billet ayee I'm ac~te d'hypOtheqne de Ia meme
date.
Iepublic est notih6 de ne pas n6gocier &c
dit billet, attendu que son Placement q etc arrGt6.
Tine r~econpense Reasonable sefa dennee d la
persOnne quf reuvera ct rendra lie dit billet a
son proprietaire.
opelousas, I6 Janvier. 1874
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MYOTHCE no TREsPASsERs.-ALL
persons are hereby forbid from cutting
wood. or in any manner trespassl1g, on tnat
heloDging to me. I viii prosecute such tres
passers both criminally and ciyilly,
oct 17-tf. Y tAA&G&' p
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Succession de Cieenise =. e. l'isre.-No.

$3.50.
ETAT DE LA LOuIsIAEE.-COUR DE PA
~ r0isse, st. LAndry.-Attendu que Henry
5Bnauregard, de La ParOisse St. Landry, admin
=istratenr de la succession deCle0nise i. G. pitre,
decEdee. ayant enregistr6 la tahleau de Glassid-
cation DIES dettes de la ditto succession, accom-.
payne dune petition demandant Th~omol0gatiOn
dieelui;
EE afsandn gun b etc fait droit d Ia demande
de Ia dlte p6tiJien par ua OTdre de 10 COur EN-
dSte du oil Fevrief, 1875.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present d0nn6
aux imtaresseB dams cette succession, d,ayoir b
faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par ecrit, a
mon bureau dams la'yflle d,Opelouaas, dams les
d6aais aec0rdeE par la LOT, p0urauof le dit tab1eau
ne aeraft pas apDrouye ct hOnl0lOgue.
Of fey
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Estate Of CIsoptse &. o. pisre.-Ne.

$3.50,
GTATE OF LOUTSIAEA.-PARIsH COURT,
% st. Observation-Disclosures, Henry Bearegard, of
the Parish of 81. Landry, Administrator of the
estate OF Cleonise i. g. Pitre, deceased, having
ffed b tableau OF classification OF the debts OF
said estate, accompanied by his petition praying
for the hofnolOgation of the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
February 2lRt, 1874.
Now, therefore notice Is hereby given to all
persons iuternsted to make opposition to said
fabIeau IN writing ut my Office In the town OF
why the said fablean should not Be homologated
and confirmed.
W. a. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
feb aT-lb I
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NOTICES.
Estate Of Joseph ID. Castillo.


NT Estate Of Joseph ID. Castillo.
MEETING OF CREDTTORS.-BY VIRTUE
III of an order of the honorable Parish Court
of ST. Landry Parish, a meeting of the creditors
of the estate OF Joseph d. Castillo, deceased, will
be held before the undersigned Notary Public,
at his office in the town of Grand Coteau, on
Thursday, June 4th, 1874, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
JOHN +. SMITH, Notary Public.
may 22-m&h-2t
Estate of Joseph Unszs
MEETING OF CREDTTORS.-BY VIRTUE
IN of an order of the honorable Parish Court
of st. Landry Parish, q meeting of the creditors
of the estate of Joseph Untz, deceased, VIII be
held before the undersigned, Notary Public, at
his Office in the town of Opelousas, on Tuesday,
the 23d day of June, 1874, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to
determine upon the disposition Of the properry
of said estate.
may 22-5t-hlg
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-10

RoBBERY IN TIcoNDERo0A.-A daring
highway robbery was perpetrated at Ii.
'"uder va lat + iday evening. Abou'
half past sewn o'clock, Frerch
.irl hl the name 81 Mir' ~ss az s
while near Nj. Store gc-ldenc, on LAX i,
George avenue, by two mcu who demand
ed OF her what money she had, accom-.
ranyipg the demand by threat Of injury
# not complied with. Having about s15
with her, and fearing for her personal
safety, she handed it over, and, after re.
ceiviug it, the highwaymen vamoosed,
The girl then alarmed some Of the resi-.
dents near by, and stated that she thought
she recognized in the robbers two young
roughs named Joseph and E. L. SIucia.
They were Immediately arrested and
held for examination.
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STATE NEWS.

BRANDoN.-On Monday last the seal,
shops commenced working on full time
The company is doing an Increased busi,
ness.
1t is said that the town affairs Of Bran,
don were never managed better financially
than last year.
Albert Matthews. formerly OF the Bates
House and Berwick Hotel Rutland, ha.
leased the Douglas House again and takes
possession April 1T,
s. Is. June has been elected master oil
the Brandon Grange No. 4 of the Pat.
rons Of Husbundry, in place of S. Il. Sc.
gar, declined
Mr.. Selleck, saloon. keeper, Mss ar.
raigned last week before Justice Ezra
June. Plead guilty to four offences oil
selling liquor aud was fined $40 dollars
and costs He pledged himself to stop
dealing 10 liquor.
The spring term Of the Brandon Graded
School will commence on Morday, March
22d, under the supervision of its accom-.
Plished principal j. s. Cilley. A. NJ.
The liquor case Of Riley Demming has
been postponed until April Both.
There are said to be large number Of
Good Tenplars aud Changers 10 Brandon
BURLINGTON, The city election result.
ed in u Democratic triumph. Blodgett,
Dem, was elected mayor over Barnes.
Rep, by IS majority. carrying four GU,
of tho five wards The democrats elected
four aldermen and the Republicans three
making the board stand: Democrats, q;
Republicans, 4 Total vote-lor Blod
gett, III; Tor Barnes, GS3. The !ol.
lowing are the aldermen elect; Ward /
Orville Sinclair. Dem; ward ., Samuel
Huntington, Torrey l.. Wales, Reps.
ward 3, ii. r. Wing, Edward O'Nisl
Dems. ward 4, Daniel hurry. Rep.
ward, 8, L. NJ. Sutton. Dem. President
Buckham, Rep, was reelected AS School
Commissioner in ward |. aud Gen. w. W.
Henry, Rep. was defeated by Oliver
Cabans. Dem, in the 3d ward. NJ. r.
Tyler, hep, was Reelected Cry Judge
without opposition.
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5th instant, Mr.. s. +. Mattisons four
horse team we're run out of the road into
the brush and logs, down quite d. civ
ty. ipjuriug some of them quite seriously
though they may recover. MIR. John
Pierce was driving them at the time, but
no one attaches blame to him, for it 10
generally known that he attends 70 his
business. Mr.. Frank Squires in trying to
help matters, got mixed up with the
horses 10 sucn q name az to be some.
what bruised. The accident happened in
the limits of Middlebury.
We hear that VIM. Cassidy our pres.
ent stage driver, proposes to sell bis in.
terest in the route from Middlebury to
Hancock, to VIM. Wbittemore, and en-
bark in the livery business in Middlebury,
at or near the Williamson stand, fsuch
should be the case. we predict for him an
abundant success.
JAMES T. LANE. The following from
the Rutland Globe Of last Tuesday. gives
some particulars Of his life and death, in
addition to those we gave last week.
We deeply regret to announce the
death Of James I. Lane, Esq, Of Corn.
wall, whose serious illness we mentioned
last week. He died at his residence on
the afternoon of Friday Feb. 81. The
symptoms of his disease, typhoid fever,
had been very discouraeing from the first,
and his death occurred after two weeks
illness.
Mr.. Lane had been prominent mem
Der of the Congregational church for
years, and was greatly valued as an hon.
est, upright citizen, who had many friends,
and who had no enemies. His funeral
was attended at the Congregational
church in Cornwall, on Sunday, March
LIST, and the house was filed with the cit.
liens of Cornwall and adjacent towns
Rev. 8. W. Magill preached an eloquent
discourse from tho text, John 1887.
And some ofthem said Could not this
man, which opened the eyes OF the blind,
have caused that even this man should
not have died 7"
His discourse tended to explain what
at times seems almost mysterious. that
God, should permit affection and sorrow
10 fall even upon bis chosen people, and
should not await disaster and death from
them when it would seem, to human un.
Outstanding, so easy and so reasonable
that this might be done.
The brothers and sister Of the deceased
Henry Lane and Roilin Lane Of Corn.
wall. William n Lane of Burlington, and
Mr.. Joel Rice OF Bridport, we're oil
present at the funeral.
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There will be donation party and
oyster supper, at the Glen House, in East
Middlebury. for the benefit OF Mr.. A. K.
Stanley, on Wednesday evening of this
week. March llth.
Mr.. s. b Rockwell offers she Muu.
ger farm for one years lease, as may
be seen by his advertisement in another
column.
u D. Twitchell wants 5000 pounds
of wool for which he will pay from 40 to
As cents.
Advertised Letters: Mrs. Eliza
Elmer, Miss Mary Wright, s. M. Crane
Seventy. five bushels choice gras.
seed just received at Sheldon & Co.'S
New hats and caps, furnishing goods
and clothing, spring styles, at Bonds.
Cash paid for pelts at Hyde, Wilcox
& Cos.
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EAST MiDDLEBURY.-On Tuesday even.
ing the Sd inst, few of the friends oil
Rev. Mr.. M. Ludlum gathered at the
house of DR.. Ross, where Mrs. Ross, by
some supply from the friends, furnished q
splendid table. to which all were invited
and partook Of sumptuous feast added
to this, was supply OF ice cream and
deserts, which rendered the whole com.
plcte. The money left was about thirty.
six dollars, the whole profit arising from
the lihcrality of Mrs. Ross and friends a,
no charges was made for the supply Of
the table.
Mrs Lydia Pratt, mother of Mrs
Paddy who died at Swanton. March 1st
was brought to Salisbury and buried or
the 9Th inst. The funeral sermon wa.
preached at the church here on Sunday
9Th, by Kew. s. W. Bidwell.
On Sunday p. m, Rev. p. N. Granger
State Temperance Agent, gave us lee
ture, from which he gave us somewhat
new phase of the matter, alleging the re
sponsibility OF the maker and vendors o
alcohol for making drunkards and TIT
murderous account that must accrue
And next the responsible work Of tenn
perance people that they we're theil
brothers keeper, and all Of the tire,
classes had something to do to keep theil
brothers from drunkards grave. HI
manifested great zeal aud earDestness it
the work Of temperance. As he is .
strong man, and will do good work fol
Addison County, We hope that he will
meet large audiences at every appoint
ment. The choir here on this occasion
rendered some excellent Temperance,
odes in music, to the great satisfaction o.
oil present A collection was taken up
and unanimous vote OF appreciation wa
given.
We have been told that the grist mil
here has changed owners, and Joscpt
Lovett. an experienced miller is to tax,
charge of the mill.