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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-01

1t appears that the Indians who lately
crossed the Yellowstone were not fugitive
Cheyennes from the Indian territory. but
Sioux from Spotted Tails agency, who arc
On their way to join Sitting Bull. They
crossed the Missouri on the 10th, three
days ahead of the troops, and are of course
beyond reach OF parties that might be sent
after them, 1t is a suggestive illustration
"fthe loose way in which the business of
the agencies ia managed by the Indian
ring. that a large band of savages were able
TO get away from Spotted Tails camp,
without the knowledge of the authorities,
or any report of their absence being made
until they were accidentally discovered on
the Yellowstone, hundreds OF miles away
Chicago Times.
We know of no reason why two hun
dred, or a greater number o%fIndians should
not leave their camp and stray away.
There is nothing to prevent them from
leaving if they choose to go. All that holds
the Srotted Tail Indians together is the
good management Of their agent and this
is SO much interfered with by department
foolishness that much OF its effect is lost.
The Times will remember that Spotted
Tail Indians "moved themselves to their
new agency location, one hundred and fifty
miles from their Missouri river agency, and
it is not at all wonderful that two hundred
uneasy braves out of the six thousand neg
iected to stop when their destination was
reached. Two small companies of cavalry
arc the military guard assigned to these
six thousand Indians and their restraining
influence is not very powerful. From the
difficulties which existed a few months ago
the agent has extricated his Indians with
the loss of only two hundred. In the place
Of a rebellion which seemed imminent,
peace and good order prevails. and this has
all been accomplished by the almost super
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-01

The enthusiastic ovationtendered to judge
Bennett in Deadwood last night was an
earnest, outspoken indicatoro Of public senti.
ment. Following Bartlett Tripp's person
oil campaign of abuse against he republican
candidate, the act possesses a Significance
which promises the best Of results at the
polls next Tuesday, In spite Of the petty
efforts of partizan malice to bring contempt
upon the personifcation of true nobility
in spite of three weeks campaign of hate
there waged against him, the people of the
Hills rise as one man and greet the coming
OF Judge Bennett with every outward and
inward demonstration of enthusiastic re.
spect. There in the midst of a people who
know him by his works, who know him
by his labors in their behalf, is the warm
greeting of perfect confidence and perfect
esteem. To taem it matters not whether
Judge Bennett holds deeds for quarter sec
tions of Dakota land or whether be does
not, whether four years or ten years is the
duration of his residence within our terri.
tory. They recognize in him a man capable
and honorable in all things and deserving
of the support of honest men. They recog-
nize in him a republican who will not place
his convictions as a commodity in the poll
tical market and give fragile promises as a
consideration in corrupt transactions,
Therefore they honor him as no man in
Dakota has before been honored. And
they will not forget him on the day of cleo.
ton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-01
sFlap stations. Telegraph Stations


Passenger train going east connects 1T Davie
Junction with branch trains arriving NJ Tort
landvillG at 1919 y. ~. aud then connecting with
Towards stages for Virginia. Eden, kaifvicw
8eleit, Canton, Harrshnrg, Flamdrcnu. Linwood
Big Sioux River, and from leaving POrtlandv.l lie
at l.l5 p. M, connects at Dnvi. junction with
train going west.
5. At Elk Point with stages for p Gu, Ned.
and Richln d DIT. 70
4. AT Vermillion with. stages for Lodi. Rvs.
side, rnrner, Bloomfngdsle ana Finlay.
8. AT Mcckling with slages Tor St.Ja,ncs.
q. AtGayvillc with stages for st. Helena.
T.. Al iankton with stages for all points 1
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebrus
n: and during the season of navigation with
Missouri River Transportation Companies In,
Of steamers Tor Randall, Brulc, Pierre, sul!y
Rice, bismarck, Stevenson, Hcrlhold. Rnfurd,
iarrol and Benton; connecting al Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This is the only Direct Route to thu
Black Hills.
GEO. Il. MERCHANT.
GEO. Il. WHEEL. oCK, Gsn'i SuDsrintrn.It.
aUpNf
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-01

human efforts OF the agent and in face of
the never yielding contrariness Of the most
contrary Indian department the country has
known. Il is,not because of the Ell cheney
of Commissioner Hayt, but because Of the
efficiency Of Maj Pollock, the acting agent
Of the Spotted Tall Indians. that no more
than two bundrnd of those greatly dis
turhcd red men got away from their ncencY
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
What is Sa Bat2
tst. George Miyart, in Popular Science Monthly

ISt. George Mivart, in Popular Science Monthlyl
All who have ever examined IL
bat closely, and observed its fur, ears
and teeth. must, think, have recog--
Iized it as Al kind of beast. Its real
atfinities, however, ,serveexcellently well
to inolst,ate how little mere external
aspect can he trusted as il guide to fun
dalnrutal relationship. The bat is es-
sentiaily an animal of the air--ail its
STRUCTURE il modified for fight, aId II
rarely descendS 10 the sgrface OF the
ground: The mole, on the contrary, Is
essentially an anin,a, y. M fh.' ""rtli-ai'
it's structure IL modified for bnrrowing,
and it rarely ascpntls to- the surface ot
the ground. The contrast could hardly
lie more complete, and yet the bat and
the mole are. .cntlsins-the mole, the
hedgehog. and tlie shrewm0use belong
ing to II group of beasts with which the
bats show no inconsidel;il,Ie affinity.
| have spoken of the npininn that the
hat is i, kind of bird. This view speu,s
to have been, entertained l,y the Jews,
and the t'bittl 1T darkness is placed
in Deuteronomy xiv, 18, among the
unriean ones forbidden dis food:
'.And the stork and the heron after
her kind, and THE lapwing and the hat.
p. Aristotle, though he plaeed the bat
aiming flying animal II, and theltt"i"
among birds, distinctly recognized the
differences in their organization and
the same thing may heaffirIned of Pliny.
But in spite Of this. an.l although Alher-
tus Mag,rtls. in the. middle Ages, was
fully acquainted with the trne. nature Of
bats .,s f..sts ,s we'll s.s Will, their Win
ter tnrpitiity, We find latter on, retro
xresss:on Ut Op!Hiten.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
Proceedings Of she Police Jury.
6pELorsAs, October 7th, /,

~ 0PELOUSAs, OefOher Tt1, 1873.
The Police Jury met Pursuant fHadjoarliiiit1iT.
Present: X H IittelL President ~ z. 5SAiZan
q r HawsiRs,' r. Dnhaiss0n, y. Hans, II. J.
G,iljery. f. savoy and b +. Clark.
The minutes uf the last meeting were read
and approved. IA xs5.,,
thn voting p,acesffxed MT ID. u Lafeurs, IN
Cbataixnibr; he abolished.
V,tI,tp ave: Cutlery Hawkins aud Savoy.
Vo ing nav: DahnissOn. Saizan. Clafk. Haas
On nl.stiun Of Mr.. Hawkins. Resolved, tla.t
the voting place In Piaisance be fixed ut Joseph
IIn motion OF Mr. Hawkins, Reso' we'd, that
Ybs s,,m uf twenty-five dollars per. nnonth,
nnti, fhe lst of Jalnary, 1873, be and is hereby
annr,,uriafed to m iiAtain q free ferry over
Ravon Courtabieau at the place Known as
4@s IN motion 1f Mr., Savoy, Resolved, that 800
fe,.t nj lnuahcr he and In hereby appropriated
IN r.enar the bridges on the public road. under
sb,. sirnerylslon of M. Hsyland, road overseer.
ON molten of Mr.. Saizan, Resolved. that the
ann IN seventy dollars be and Ia hereby appro-
,,rsted 10 nav Mr.. r. Richard for building a
hrid gn oye. Beraud's canal.
Mr.. Rlacksitr8r OH the paEt OF the committee
anruinted 1T the last mee'ing Of the, jury to
axauliIt and report the probable cost of repair
inT Iiarrig,rey bridge, made his report on the
came when on Hatiun of Mr. Savoy, Resolved.
that the sum OF Uns hundred dollars be- and is
hereby appropriated to repair Garrigues bridge,
and that tine same committee be and are hereb
| authorized to sell the said work to the lowest
bidder and receive the same when completed.
on melton of Mr. Haas, Resolved, that where.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
HDUBLaC SALE.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No $500.
ESTATE OF YVES D'AyY.

By virtueof an ordelof the Honorable Probate
Court OF the parish of st. Landry, there will be
sold ut public auction to the highest bidder,
Dy the undersigned trutrix II any duly quail
ned auctlOneer at Louis Perry's near the Town
oi Opelousas i'll the parish OF st. Landry, Oh
WEDNESDAY, December 4th, 1878. tue follow
ing described property belonging to the estate
Ot Yves D'Ayy, deceased, t.Iwlt:
!. A certain lot OF ground situated In the
town OF Opelousas, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, Oh which deceased last
leslded bounded north BY property Ut Harriet
LaclapeIle. east by Union street. south by
M.tdam Jean Mediuls. west 10y Main street,
helng same property purchased at the sueees-
s.onal sale OF the estate OF Marie Lnuise Bellies
ire, wife OF Yves D'Avy, decreased.
2. A certain portion OF land in the town of
opeiottsas! with all the buildings and improve
nents thereon, bounded north by Alfred Perry,
east by Ausnste Donate, pere and Lsuis Prud'-
Icy lands formerly belonging to jackson rhump-
son, containing twelve arltnfs more or less.
8. a certain lot of ground situated i'll the
town OF Opelousas, bounded norlh hy--eisst
by-Garland, west by market street and snl.t h
by said property being in Loualiers addi-
tnm 10 the town OF Dpelous g.
1. Three lots of ground situated in the town
OF Ol,eInusas, bounded north by land of dc
cea5rd Yves Davy, east by Auguste Donate,
south 10y Mrs. Augllse Brrneau west by Michel
n"tueou psin2 S sane n: proper'y purchased a;
III IL laliation book No. A, page 377 recorders
ntti,r.
5. Also seven head OF gentle CATTLE also one
1T OF tnuseh0ld furniture, c.t;Ckrry ware,
hr llldirg iron, &c, &c.
ernIs and Condi l0ns The mOveables for
cash, and the immoveables on ONE. two, three,
four ami five years credit, purchasers TO furnish
their notes with good solvent s,J'urity. sai';
notes to he 80 divide sin amount and number
as I" give the widow her share thereof. aid lie
tutor the share OF the minor children. The
intt> to be payable to the order OF the maker
and to he endorsed in blank by him Notes t..
bear 1ve per cent Interest from the day vt ii, e.
and eight Der cent after maturity. Vendors
privilege and special mortgage reserve. on the
property to enforce payment.
CLARA LAMORANDIERE,
LOUIS PERRY,
Nov. Q 5t-etle Co Tutors
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
NToTaCE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
List Nf .s'sgO~S,
STATE OF LOUISIANA. I,

ST >TE OF LnUIsI>N,.
Parish OF ST. Lill!y. !
Be it known tiiut Wn me nnt,nrs' s'gnat mem
ut August IL D.. 1919 u!,.t 1T tue & ..rk's Off,
III the town ~ tp'lbt'e ~ lt"lS.i OF It. Landry
f"r tie purpose y! urtw' ju.v Ter the s'cl..
term OF the n,@trirt C",irt OF the b Ju.lr.,
O.s rct. ill,ti.r section 5 at ~ ~ the regulnl
-es''nn of 1871. AMI al the members helm
present, in presencr u. the tsth.ls, drew from
the general ve'i're box Ht u time tn.
n:sl,les nf th" frIlnwiIg ty pt,s ,ns To cnInl,os
tine grand AMI pcttt jurors, for the first week q
said Cnitrf. commencing Monday the llsh dh,
of November \. d, 1873. IL list Of wbuln Was
fllen AMI there kept lr the tlerk of Court
Iamra .. Charnrrt: ana In our Judgment p
iiry I"'lng rt.u. ed for the second anl tuir,
week % thetrr Wa then AMI there pruceedt d
IA i'll drawn. the first fifty jururs 10 draw
thirty ii hlitinnai EHlnes II aerv HI petit Jurors
for tie sec"l. week. al!h tn rty aLlitiuna
N;tji.rs I str;r IA petit jurors for the third
week nf the term Vt s'litt court,
And VIC the Clerk and commission did then
and there place he ,lit'u,I drawn A at resaii
fu" rn" Separate week, III separate envelopes.
md sealed an i'll u:-' the uie with the
week. for which t,'eI We're Respectively drawn.
which said envelopes containing said NAMES.
were then and there placed by us in IL jury box
provided for the p'trp'se. which Il ter tlepus ting
aid nHlu;S therein aforesaid, w;.s sealed
anh locked by uI, al place in tue CHS indy o.
tile Clerk vi the court, for use at the next
term ut CURT
.tG ~
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
gsOisa Ee~ lsax.X SprSsegS

This pleasant Al popular Watering place. 20
low opened for the s.'i,snn OF 1873 The itI-
rov-Tleuts made AMI hrlns made by the nesR
oprlet0r have contributed eq qially- 20 tks
'"ln.ort and enjoyment OF inral - and pleasusa
~-okrra. There are four different mineral
,nrn.s and tiv,. new bat u houses, two for RaAa.
;l.,ne!l. an three 10. htli.'s. Tn. main dor4i-
rory has twelve sleeping alartinenIa. iulISH ftsr.
lshed. There are three new bn tin,R. with
wo l1onlE each, with hetlerea l. nAtrress aAd
seats to rent to parties dtsl,ing to beard ThASa-
selves. There are ten other ruoans torrent. ThS
MOTEL Is Amply furnished. and the table Wilt Se
supplied with al! the 7. r.quirements OF. . hsst
'lass hotel. The medicinal quail les OF tie
springs are already famous. iron largely pee
dominating In one OF them. u
Mr.. Miller will pay special attention TO tao
wants nf lady visitors.
Board, 81 80 per day; bv the month, $3.50.
Ample Recommendations and feed for hdrses.
Tue proprietor hHa expended. and wili expersas
s.. great deal OF money in improving the prep.
rrty, and trusts that his enterprise viii 20
suitably acknowledged.
u. MILLER,
tnne 1S-3m Propriefo3S
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
DUBLsC SALE.
Probate COURT, PARISH IN ar r..FDPy
No. $685.
EsTATE OF LOUIS SIMON.


By virtue Of an order Of the Hon. the Probate
Court, of the parish of st. Landry, there will he
sold at public auction, TO the highest bidder nv
the undersigned administrators. or any dnly
qualified auctioneer, at the Inst residence of the
deceased, in Prairie Mamlnoufh, parish OF ST,
Landry. on WEDNESDAY, November 18th, 1878.
the following described property belonging to
the estate of Louis Simon deceased, to-wit:
]. The plantatian.: the last residence of the
dec"ased, together with all the buildings and
improvements thireOn, situated in that part if
st Landry, known as .Masnmoush. containing
q ghty-two acres more or less, bounded north.
south, east and west ny public domain
z. another tractlbf wood and prairie land.
situated In the same place. containing one
hundred and sixty acres and being the undi-
vlded half or eighty by forty) bounded north
ana east by Augustin Belaire F0rltenot, south
by Edward Simon and west by Edward Simon.
=. About fifteen or twenty head of horses and
mares. ranging In Johnson Cove, about seven
mead OF horned castle lnnre or less, ranging in
pine woods. ninethead of sheep, one old calache
ana set old wheels. sone lot OF old farming
mention.
Terms-Cash s -
JEAN BITE. DUROUsSEAU,
AUGUSTINE l. .sfMON,
Oct. l2-st Administrators.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
ESTATE OF OCTAVE. L. FONTENoT AND
WIFE. LEOCADIE LAFLEUR

="
BY virtue of an order Of the honorable Pro-
tiate Court, Of tue Parish OF st. Landry, there
will hc sold at public attctiOny to the highest
hldder, by the undersigned administrator or any
duly qua itied alptiOneer. NJ the last residence
Of the deceased, at prairie Faqnetaiqe, about
l6 miles from UpeiousaR In the parish OF ST.
Landry, on TUESpAy. Novenhar oa.n s.n, 1878, the
following described property belonging to the
estate Of Octa q l.. Funtenut and wife, Leocadie
Laheur. deceased, tn-wit; ,........,
About 100 arpenis of htnd wood and prairie,)
being arpents front ny 40 in depth the last
residence of deceased, with buildings and i'm
plovenlents thereon. bounded north by Bayou
Marrol;. south by lands Of Ernest Fuseier, e;st
by The"d1e ROsas anil west by Fergus Fllseicr.
Two horses, twelve head of cattle, one pair OF
oxen, thirteen head of sheep, fifteen hogs, one
OK cart, household and kitchen furniture and
plantation utensils.
Terms and Condftions.-The land to be sold
on one and two years credit from day of sale.
purchasers to furnish their notes with good
and solvent security, payable to order of ad-
niinstratOr, bearing eight per cent annuln
interest from maturity until paid; special
mortgage reserved on said land until final
payment, and the moveable property to be
sold two-thrds cash on day OF sale and balance
pay able twelve months from purchase; payable
t0 order OF administrator, with security to
Satisfaction of adminiatratOr. =
ONEztME LAFLEUR.
Oct. 26-5t-fp Administrator.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

Two witlnwers were once condoling
together on the pcetlt bereavement of
their wires. One Ut them exclaimed with
q sigh:
" Well may hewaii my loss, for had
30 few differences with the dear deceas-
ed that the last ,lay af my marriage vas
as happy us the iirst.n
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
For Sale Os Re3s {,

That fine cotton plantation the propeltv of
Wm. - is"nnl f.sl situated On Bavau Bpuf
ten miles abnve Wtshingtnll. containing 400
cnhhiis. earn cpjhs. DIV sling ,lse. new gin
hn.isr. furnished with an g. saw stand, steam
engine. press AMI corn mill, all of the guust
imprnved pattern.
Apply tu NJ D. KAVtNAGH
Sept. 2a-tr wn4h,uy-on In
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8sh, 1873.
TO Hon. w. A. Robertson, Opelousas, La:
Our whole ticket elected by seven
thousand.
Everything is lovely.
j. R. ALcEE GEATTREAUx.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
T.skps3 E1D,

black and WHITE az ,tfel OK With an iragi-
he hrand!a ~ and In her bit In the left EN-
ANT all untev slape III the II 4ht ear, ah,l,t &
ytstrs old. l,as Dee rnanin ar, lnI Hnudville
for ,e year past. i$ 80 I'll IN u fence breaker
ihe Dwner Will p'otse rtnae forward prove
prDpertYs paw charges AMI take him away.
otherwise he will he s,l according tn law,
LA5rKApES s. WARrk.l.F f.
Sept. "1-4t 5-.. Mnnndy,rle
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

A Chicago publisher has issued book
entitled "How to Become Plump" The
old way, you remember, WAS II, fall ont
third story window and come down
plump. The new method ia less dan
gerous, htst not so certain.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
EDUBLRC SALE.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF sr. LANDRY,
No. AO37.
ESTATE OF ANTOINE RrvIERE.

By virtue of an order of. the honorable Pro-
!,ate Court, OF the Parish of St. Landry. there
will he sold at public auction. TO the highest
at the Courthouse in the town of OpelotssS.
parish OF ct. Landry, on TUESDAY,, November
2etn, 1878, the following described property. he
longing to the estate Of Antoine Rigiere.
!. One piroe of land containing fourteen srl-
perticial ;srpents. bounded north by q little
"nnltr, west by sonniers south by Charles
Fra;ic,is. east bV q little cOulees, s,......
. al. 'rhree old buildings, ons lot o. blacksmith
/ 'bls one lot OF old iron, one enw and three
.alN yea, one lot Of household and kitchen furli-
turc.f ..-s ...
Terrhs-Cash, .., ii. ...s. a.s,.--s...
m ,,.,...-.... 6 C. DuSON.
oct 96-5t Sheriff and Ex-Ofiieie Anctinneer.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

We are authorized by Sheriff Dnson +"
announce to the public that their vi !
he ma Conrt on Monday, owing to the
District Judge aud District Attorney
being anable to pass the qnarantines
and get here in time. A special tenn
will I've held, OF which the public will
have due notice.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
Notice :.

There will be held Il second examination of ap-
plicants for certiicateso' qualification as teach
ers in the public schtls OF the parish Ut. Landry,
Oh Thusrtay the 14th inst, between the hours Of
10 Hcnck 4. NJ, and 5 p. VI.
All teachers are required to pass new ex-
animation. as all past certificates are held OF
10 vaiiti Y. ..Fi '.F.-
RY THE COMMITTEE ON ExAMINATIoN.
Nov. 2-1t
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
ESTATE OF LOUISA DEJEAN.

BY virtue of an order of the honorable Pro
bate Court. of the Parish of st. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction to the highest bid
der by the undersigned administrators or some
public alctioneer III the last residence of tht
deceased. on Bayou Teche. i'll the parish OF
ST, Landry on SATURDAY. November 2d
1873, the following described property belong.
Ing to the estate Of Louisa Dejeau, deceased
tO-wlt:
LIST. tract OF wood an prairie land situated
in st. Landry, known l> Point Clair. containing
about 200 superficial irpentI more or less
bounded north by Coulr de Mamie. south ny
the hers o. Francois Marks. east hv land q
Deiean and others ALL west by Benjamint
Dejean.
al. The undivided "nefourth interest in Il
certain sngar plantation. situated in st. Landr
parish, III that part known rs Prairie Laurent
containing ten arpentS front by IL depth o.
eighty a",'ents more or less bounded north by
Bayou T9che. south hy land uf ----MarkE
east by Napoleon Robin and ReiiZtr Arnaud
and west by lands Of Mrs. Widow c. A. Gr,t-
Venhurg.
TermS-Cush.
MARIE DEJEAN,
ARTHUR SIMON.
BENJA IN uEJEAT.
Sept. 22-6t joint Administrators.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

All true Democrats are called npon
to meet ut the Court House t0-night, in
honor af the great victory achieved.
Music and speeches will be the order
Of the night. The Ladies' are specially
invited.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
Election Returns.

In this issue we give the number of
votes received by cacl, candidate in the
Parish. Next week we will give Il full
from the official returns show
ing f,,e vote of each pole for each can
di,la,c and the vote for Police Jury, &c. {:
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
tnne 15-3ul
HOszSe PGSss etssS
PAPER-HANGING.
AND

The undersigned respectfully informs, Als
friends and the public generally, that hs lsf al
ways prepared to do house pnintiug, paEeT.
etc, with promptness and at moderate
rates. He solicits a share of the public patron.
age. Work done on twelve months credit sby
special contract Orders left at the JoURSAL
office will be attended to. ,..u -3.s.
Opelousas. March s1st. 1S77-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

We call attention. to the Concert and
Snpperto l,e given by Mrs. J. j. Morgan,
assisted hy her scholars nn the night OF
the 81 It of this month. The atllnittancr
is aiil, 525 CENTS A dance will close the.
entertainment. There.will he ii large
crowd aud we guarantee every one will
De delighted and pleased. II oup-lhf
of the frirnels.of Mrs. Morgan are in at
tendance. whicl, will certainly be the
cs,s...M i are afraid standing room twill
sa<. scarce - s,7s5f5 +5sss .szs.-
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
Fer Safe.

The undersigned will sell OH liberal terms his
tan yard situated near G;,rland's mill. on Lake
C"rndrr,. together with so or more acres of
laid All bull iinss In good order; tan bark in
aniahdalhe; Il good hog range. Apply at this
office or +" the undersigned OH the premises.
Ott. 26-lm ONIII FOREST.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

. A ball nf popcorn, iips IN the Britis!
Museum, at London. With u label on it
reading .as follows: .'An article of fs""l
in, America, greatly liked by the negroes
i'm the Southern Unir+d States"
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

We hear with regret ut the serIons
illness of Col. ID. i. Cage. and the iass
nf his sight, which, We trust will be only
Hanna, Courier.