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Dominique LaIanne, ct als., VS.. Joseph

W~OaalnEqNe o. 0Ess, VS. Jogeph
s6:5- Agnelly. 800
H0UR DE DISTRICT, PAROIsSE IT. LAM
dry.-No. 123GS.-En vertu dun writ de fieri
facias lance par rhOnorable la Huitieme Cour
de District, dams ct pour la parOise st. Landry,
dams 10 process ci-dessus %intitule, ct a moi adress6
je procederai d vendre a Pencan public, a la Mail
son de Cour de In dite paroisse, dams Ia Vile des
Opelousas, le SAMEnI, 7 Fegrier, 1874, . ONE
heures du matin, La propriete ci-apres d6crite,
SAVIOR: -
I'm lot dc terTe situ6 dams Ia vile de Washing.
ton, dams la dite paroisse, aVee toutes les BATS
SEES ct, authorizations qui sly trOuyent, borne i
louest par la rue St. Michel, au nard par simon
Lepp, alest par Joseph Untz. ut au sud par Ia
pFopFiete dc Nine Wallace, Giant La meme pro-
priete aehet6 par eux, les vendeurs, d une vente
de Sheriff, ct ap~partenant announcement 4 H.
Smith.
Saisi dams IL process ei-dessus.
CoHditiOns.-Comptant. ." .
E. o. HAYES, sh6rlf.
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Dominique LaIanne, ct ais, vs.. Joseph
Agnelly. '" '
district COURT, PARISH OF ST. Lam
dry.-No. I236S.-By virtue of a writ of tteri
facias issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, III and for the Parish of st. Lam
dry, in the above entitled suit, and to me di-
rected, I will proceed to sell at public ~at:ction,
to the highest bidder, at tho Courthouse of said
parish, in the town of Opelousas, on SATUR-
DAY, the nth day of February, 1874, at eleven
O'Clock, A. NJ, the following described property,
to-wit: ~
A lot of ground situated in the own of Wash
ington, parish aforesaid, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon bounded on the
west by st. Michaelstreet north by Simon Lepp,
east by JoseRh Untz, and south by property of
Mrs. Wallace, being the same property pureh-
ased by them, vendors, at IL Sheriffs sale, u
being before the property of II. Smith.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms.-CaBh on the spot. -"
s i. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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WDOsEY's RKTTERS ARE A GEN
Il tie stimulant, an elegant tonic, perfectly
suited to all the requirements Of an Inflated
etoTuach-~ (sept !2G-tf.
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opELousAs, December lst, 1873

OScSnDcE ISL 1910.
The Police Jury met pursuant TO adjournment
Present: John Roy, President; Z. 8. Fontenot'
Fl. Durio, T. c. Chachere, and Theodu1e Fonte-
not.
fine President appointed Messrs. z. $. Fonte-
not and Chachere q committee on claims. and
they not being prepared to report the Police
Jury adjourned until tomorrow at 10 O'Clock M.
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TO Paw YOUR TAXES.
CALL Al
F.. =,
First Glass Grocery Store,
NAN STREET, ~OPELorsAs,

And hur vnRr groceries there. III. dealing with
him linn ven viii save enough during ono years, on
acct.I,t Of the difference In prize and quality,to
pa your taxes. .r
G,TIuIirs of the best flour, warranted to he ~
.ranr.santeA. and taken h&&rk it 1t does not give
satisfariion. The proprietor has had great fX-
pertencc with four, and is a competent judge
IF thr article. All kinds OF groceries IeeeIuf9
~ arcry boat. and always on hand. v
Prices moderate to suit tue times,
Jan. 27-ly.
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HOTEL AND LIVERY sTABLE
TO LE A 8 e

) To Il h A = Z .
On Monday, February I'd, 1874. at II o'clock
A. NJ, there vii be leased at public auction, to
the highest bidder, on the premises in Opelou-
sas. the property situated Immediately In front
Of the Courthouse, on Main street, and known
as the "Old Eagle Hotel" and the L~iveryStable
both situated on the same lot. At the same
time and place, viii be sold, for cash, the con-
tents of q cofee-house or bar-room now in said
Hotel.
The lease will begin on the day of said auc-
ton and end on the first day Of January, 1875.
Terms of Lease-In monthly installments,
payable in advance.
+. PER2QDIS, Attorney.
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X. HI. LirtcIl, Test. Ex'r, VS.. Z. W.

H. HI. LirteIl, Test. Ext, VS.. 4. W.
Sylvester.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Lam
~ dry.-No. 12039.-By virtue of Il writ Of tieri
faeias, issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, in and for the Parish Of st. Lam
dry, in the above entitled suit, and to me direct
ed, ] will proceed to sell, at public auction, to
the highest bi3der, at the Courthouse of said
parish, in the town of QpelOusas, on SATUR-
DAY, the 7th day of February, 1874, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, the following described property,
to-wit-
The east half Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton nineteen, and the east half of the southeast
quarter Of section eighteen, and the southwest
Quarter of section seventeen, and the west half
of the southeast quarter of section twenty, and
west half of southwest quarter and west half of
northwest quarter of section twenty-one, in
township four, south of range five east, in the
Southwestern Land District of Louisiana, in
the parish of st. Landry, bounded south by land
OF Eliakim Littell, west by land of Swayze d
Morgan, and north by public lands. together
with all and singular the buildings and improve
ments thereon erected and thereto appertain-
ing, it being the same plantation which the VEN
dor Harris purchased at the successiOual sale OF
the estate of James Morgan, deceased, and con-
tanning in all one thousand acres of land.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
$50 Z. o. HAYES, sheriff.
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syfrOy Manuel VS.. Emile Manuel, adm.
NOUR DE PAROIsSE, 81. L~AEDRY.-No.
" 157O.-En vertu d'nn ordrc dc saisie ct de
vente, lance par Honorable Ia COur dc PaToisse,
dams ct pour la Paroisse st, Landry, dams le
vcndrai en- .vepte publique, al plus .offrant ell
cherisseur, a la Maison de Cour de la dite pa
roisse, dams la vile des Onelousas, lo SAMEDI,
: Ftvrier, 1874, les proprietes ci-apres decritcs,
SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan dc terTo de prairie, mesu-
rant quarante arpeDts, 6tant une part dune
grande moroccan de terTe bOis6c ct prairie, borne
an nOrd par les teTrGS de John Veillon, al sud
par les terres dc -, a Fest par Olihe Manuel,
1T Quest par lie vendeur.
Termes ct Conditions-Lasomme de deux cent
piastres aYec butt pour cent par an d'interot de
puts lc Ter Mai, 1873, compliant ct la balance
payable le Ter Mai, 1874. L'acquGrour fourniS-
SAINT son bond avec securitG scion la loi., pour as
sure lie Placement dc la dite sOmme 4 credit.
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff
q ian T
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signed would further represent, that to bridge
the various sloughs on his read, he will require
fifteen hundred feet Of lumber In addition to
amount allowed him, and would respectfully re-
quest that your Hon. body grant him the same.
7 Respectfully. L. W. HTLvEsTER,
OYerseer of the Road.
On motion of Mr.. Theodule Fontenot, the pc
titfonwas granted, and the road overseer author
lied to change the said road.
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
Monday, December 18th, 1873.
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To the Honorable Police Jury of st. Landry:
The undersigned, citizens Of your parish, with
respect, represents that for the convenience of
the people of the northwestern portion Of the
parish, there was laid out, before the war, a pub
lie road from the section of country called Baton
Rouge, near Joseph L. F~Ontenot's, to the Croco-
die at FergusOn's bridge.
That said road is absolutely necessary to the
wants of the people now as it was when laid out.
That ii is constantly and daily used, and ia as
important a thOroughfare as any in the parish.
That there are many people settling In said
portion of the parish, and many more would
there go, and develop the resources of the coun-
try, if good roads were there kept up. That
there are but few small bridges to build to make
said road practicable. That the lumber to build
the same is accessible to the road and will cost
little or nothing.
Signed by thirty citizens.
Onmotion OF Dir. Theodule Fontenot, resolved,
that Jos. L. FOntenot, Sr., AdoIphe Savant, A.
y. Larergne, Mark LaZarro, Valcour GuillOry,
Oneil Forest and J. B. J. Landreneau be ap-
pointed a committee to locate said road in nc
cOFdance with Sec. 3 Of road ordinance.
To the President and meInbers Of the Police Jul
~, Parish of st. Landry:
We the undersigned citizens, appointed by
your honorable body, November Sd, 1873, to form
IL committee to locate the southern part of the
Vile Plate and Faauetaique public road, neg
leave to submit the 1OllOwing report, viz: That
we met on the 9th of said month, and after ta-
king the oath prescribed by law, have agreed
upon the fOllOwing as being the most proper
place to locate said part of said road. to-Wit:
Beginning from the bridge on bayou Marion, to
run.in a sOutherly direction and pass between
the lands OF Mr.. Louis Bite. Guillory and Mrs.
Levy Rider, and cross that same land about sew
ell arpents, thence Mr.. Henry Aucoin and Mr..
Joseph Fuselier, cross n little corner of Mrs. 81
troy GuilOry and thence on the same land near
the line, seven arpentS west, thence between
Mr.. Olin Vidrine and Mr.. Joseph Bite. Saucier
and %intersect the same public road at the Point
Chatagnier.
Respectfully submitted.
''rancOis J. Dossnann,
bin Vidrine,
Louis Bite. Guillory, "
Joseph p. Saucier,
Joseph /. A. Fontenot.
On motion of Mr.. T. s. Fontenot, resolved,
that the above report be received and adopted,
and the committee discharged.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. Nj. 49,, 49,.
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Died:

MoRGAN-OFFUTT-In Opelousas. on De
ccmber 31st, 1878, Judge John J. Morgan and
Mrs. SlmOnia Offutt nee Taylor,
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months and Is days.
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GTRAYRD OR sTOLEN.-FROM THE
- undersigned, on Bayou BGuf in this parish,
last October, q dark grey Creole horse, one quar-
ter American, five years old, branded on the
thigh about thus: NIX NIX. A liberal reward
will he paid for his recovery, or for the lnforma-
ton that will lead to it.
VALCOUR GUILLORY.
inn OFF D -.
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We never have q deeper conviction OF
the fact that newspapers are tile great
liSh language than when we read such
tender and pure and mel0liDus senten-
eps MS the following. Iii III from the per-
snasiYe pen of q Western reporter, who
Is descrihinga wedding. Hesays: stThc
mayor gal0oted M the church aisle,
awashying and gyrating like d Chinese
Joss With the iimiamsp
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On motion of Mr.. T. s. Fontenot, resolved,
that the above report be received and adopted,
and the committee discharged.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. nj. 43., .*.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-19
THE MIDDLEToWN FAIR
FIRST ANNUAL FALL ExHBfTroN OF THE PRNrN
sULA AGRICULTURAL AeeOCIATI0N.

FIRST ANNUAL FALL ExHIBfTIoN OF THE PRNIN-
sULA AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
The first annual fall exhibition Of the Peninsula
Agricultural Society will be held on the Society's
grounds, at Middletown, on September ESD to
10th, inclusive. This will be the frat effort in
TINS direction made BIZ the Society, and IL 10
designed to make the affair Q grand success
worthy Of REPETITION.
circular has been issued by the Executive
Committee OF the Ass ociatiop, from which We
Gull the following extract:
The Association has built half mile track In
strict accordance with the rules Of the National
Irotting Association, and all trials Of speed will
be made subject to those regulations. A grand
stand commanding an entire view Of the course,
VIII De erected for the comfort Of those who de.
sire to witness the trials Of speed and exhibitions
made upon the track. Every accommodation for
stock of all kinds, placed upon exhibition, will
be provided, and every protection afforded. Suit
able provision will be made for the care and CON.
spicuOus exhibition Of machinery Of all kinds. and
proper buildings, for the display Of the varieties
OF manufactured goods, will be erected.
The Executive Committee deem Il possible to
have this Association, at once, take rank with
much older associations, and being practical men,
avail themselves OF the experience OF others to
attain such position. The exhibition will be 90
conducted that every one will find 1t most prof.
table and pleasant manner Of spending the time
occupied by the fair, as the tastes and wishes Of
all classes will be properly cared for, and extor.
tons so often found at agricultural fairs, strictly
prohibited.
The Executive Committee cordially invite all
classes OF manufacturers to exhibit their goods,
all farmers their products all grazisrs their stock
OF every kind aipoultry will have due attention;
bees and their products properly assigned posi-.
tion, and all who desire to bring their claims
before the public may feel assured they can OBJ
tain no greater facilities than will here be afforded
them.
There will be trials Of speed each afternoon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-19
THE STREET MARKET.

The street market, this morning, was well
attended. The usual varieties of vegetables
were profusely displayed, with no variation
in the prices. Peaches still command good
prices and sell readily. Watermelons have
Increased in quantity and quality and slightly
decreased in prices since last report. Butter
has downward tendency. Prices generally
are as follows:
Butter, 25, 90 and 80 cents per pound roll,
20 to % do; eggs, Is and 80 per doz.; chick
ems, GO and $3.50 per pair; peaches, IL and 25
per half peck, and rs and $3.50 per basket;
apples, 5 and 10 per half peck; pears, 8 and 20
do; potatoes, white, 10 and 20 do, or 81 90 and
SIPS per bushels; sweet potatoes, 80 and 40
per half peck; tomatoes, 10 and 1S do; corn, IL
and Is per dozen; cabbage, 2 and per head;
onions. Is per string; beets, and 10 a bunchi
whortleberries, 8 and 10 per quart; blackber.
ries, and 9 do; honey, IS per pound; smear.
case, 5 per bowl
Beef, IL and IS per pound veal, 10 and 20
do; mutton, 8 and 16 do; liver 10 do; lard, 10
and IL do; ham, 10 and go do; picked pork, 10
and IL do.
At the fish market, the usual varieties Of
fish sold at the current rates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-19
SECOND EDITION!
CITY POLITICAL AFFAIRS
BURNING OF A BARN
SALES OF MONEY LAST NIGHT.
CITY POLITICS.

MEETING OF THE SECOND WARD DEMOCRATS.
Last evening large meeting Of the Second
Ward Democrats was held at the FELTON, House,
s. E. corner Second and Walnut streets.
VIM; Bareford was called to the chair, and
Il. 81. Taylor appointed Secretary.
After transacting the usual Ward party bus
mess, the following committee was appointed
to report candidates for Council, Inspector and
Assistant Inspector; VIM. Stilley, Jacob Butz,
D. Callahan.
The meeting then adjourned until 8 clock,
Saturday evening next, at the same place.
MEETINGS TO COME OFF.
The Democratic City Executive Committee
will meet this evening, in regular session at
the Americas Club rooms, q full attendance il
asked for.
The Third Ward Democrats will meet this
evening, at the Water Witch Engine House.
The Seventh Ward Democrats will meet in
the hall Of the Friendship Engine House, to-
morrow evening.
The Eighth Ward Democrats will meet at
the same place Friday evening,
The Ninth Ward Democrats, will meet Fri.
day evening at the Old Academy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-19

THE NEW YORK EXCURSION.
morning at o'clock the grand New York and
Hudson River Excursion will leave the P. W.
B. r. R. depot in a special train Of first-class
passenger cars. The indication for large at
tendance are highly gratifying, and many per-
sons are putting themselves to great inconve.
nience, in order to enjoy this most delightful
of excursions. Tickets have been sold in New
port, Newark, New Castle, Elkton, Smyrna,
Dover and other Peninsular town, while one
was sold to party residing nine miles north
of Baltimore If people from a distance will
thu inconvenience themselves in order to go,
surely those at home should not lose this op-
portunity of enjoying cheap splendid excur-
sion.
Besides having good cars the excursionists
will receive checks after they are seated which
which will entitle them to the same seats on
the return trip. This will prove great ac-
commodation.
By all means this will be the best Of Mr..
Smiths New York and Hudson River Excur-
sions Let all who can cast care and bust
ness aside for twenty -four hours, and enjoy
one delightful day.
We will here say to those who hold back
for the purpose of going on the Mauch Chunk
excursion that it will not be giving this year.
Mr.. Smith having relinquished the project
several weeks ago.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-19

BRINGING FRAZER HoME.-It will be re-
membered that when Deputy Sheriffs CHM
and Brackin, were bringing Eben Frazer from
Lancaster, they were detained by an accident
at Christiana, on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
by which ten cars were thrown from the track
and several of them, filled with coal oil, burn .
ed. In reporting this accident the Lancaster
Express, Of Saturday, says
Among the trains detained at the scene of
wreck was the one o'clock passenger east
Yesterday afternoon, containing the escaped
murderer, Frazer. in charge Of the New Cas-
tie Deputy Sheriffs. The train laid at Chris :.
tiana all afternoon, and It soon leaked out that
murderer was aboard. Then followed the
observation-disclosures crowds rushing on the
train to get just one look at the man who had
slain fellow mortal. The morbid curiosity
OF some was gratifed- Others were disappoint-
ed but Frazer cared little whether they look.
ed or not, for, most Of the time, with his
hands plnioned behind him. he sat on the car
seat beside Deputy Brackin with his head
pillowed on the latter's breast, and fast asleep
-" dreaming the dreams of the innocent" no
doubt (?)
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-19
THIRD EDITION
THE MURDERER CAUGHT.
FATAL r. r. ACCIDENT.
THE MURDERER CAPTURED.

ARREST OF JOSEPH H. TAYLOR IN oH1o-A RE.
QUESTION FOR HIM.
1t is now reported, and there is every rea-
son to believe the report, that Jos. II. TAYLOR.
the murderer Of Robert A. Mackey, has been
Yesterday morning, Henry Greenfield. of
~ Chester county, Pa, an uncle Of
Ucyrus, Crawford county, Ohio. stating that
Joseph H. Taylor had been recognized, ar
rested, and placed in jail there. The dispatch
was signed by the sheriff of the county to
whom Mr.; Greenfield Immediately telegraph
ed Instructions to bring the prisoner on. fhe
Delaware. -
Mr.. Greenfield then came Immediately to
this city, arriving here in time to take the
evening train down the Delaware Railroad.
His object was to go to Milton, the home of
Gov. Ponder, and procure requisition imme-
diately. He was probably successful, and will
return, without doubt, on the train this after
noon. The, requisition will be promptly for
warded, and there is no doubt that Taylor, If
the prisoner be he, will be confined in New
Castle Jail within few days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-19
A Daring Attack Upon Ladies'.
THREE YOUNG LADIES ASSAULTED BY HIGH
WAYMEN, ON THE KENNETH PIKE.

THREE YOUNG LADIES ASSAULTED BY HIGH
MAYHEM, ON THE KENNETH PIKE.
On Friday night last, about 9 O'Clock. as
three young ladies residing in the vicinity of
Hamorton,. Kennett township, Chester Co.,
Pa, were driving homeward on the Kenneth
Pike from this city, they were attacked by
.hree ruffians who had evidently awaited their
coming. As their carriage came opposite the
ambush of these fiendish men. they suddenly
sprang out and made an unsuccessful attempt
to catch the horse by the head. They next
endeavored to stop the vehicle by catching
hold OF Its sides, but in this they were also
frustrated, owing to the ladies giving their
horse, which was fleet one, q smart blow, ! and
they soon left their assailants In the rear.
After driving some distance further greatly to
the surprise Of the young ladies. they were at
tackled the second time, this time from bshind.
One OF the men tried to climb into the car
riage, but a keen blow given to the horse
again left the attacking party far in the rear.
The young ladies reached their homes and
friends without further encounter, where and
to whom they recounted the thrilling adven.
lures of their evening ride. It is TO be hoped
that the highwaymen may be discovered and
be brought to suffer for their misdemeanor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-08-19
STRAY WAITS.

The peach shipments hold out very WE'LL
Taylor, the murderer has been arrested in Ohio.
The street market was large and full, this
morning.
Aid Central and Germania, No. 2, Loan Asso.
Citations meet this evening.
At Franks, Oil Market street, the best and
cheapest kid gloves in the city can be found.
Isaac Grub will be an applicant to his Excel
lency, Governor Ponder Tor the appointment OF
Register OF Wills, at the expiration Of b. Gibbs,
term Of Office.
P. Monaghan, at 3O5 Madison street, has a
very fine lot of shoes, purchased at Sheriff
sale, which he is selling at extremely low rates
rs per cent less than wholesale prices. If.