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THE RED MAN.

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muC 1,En MAN
THOSE Cheycnuca. nul ot,,r 1rd,nu.-
Views OF II Clergyman.
Ailc''', has. under the caption OF "fiesc Chcy-
cnnes-aui Other 1niiaus.' most excellent mr.
ttc]u In t],e New York EIauue,iu n h.tat,es ri,
nv.r with t,,rt et,r,t, f"" ,,,.
~ ,,,.,. VIZ -,'''o "s.' s 1'' WHICH
Hf. wight has ever bcci distinguished. Com
ang from Doctor Of Divinity, nntf appearing IN
Tic New York Etungtiis., It con,nrnds ,sge,f
eanccfol,v I, r,l,o,,s rco1,r.. '''e@
''usI'ay -. .as.'. >" '..so"s ,,'. 'saae.e.
~ ste'us u s,ie ,iIt elnsa oi ncWsbapofs,
ao,gas n,ia afa maKhG .sn
rears a ~ .. n n''a a er
reaers f 60 5af 10 tey 40 eaa t'lcn. oy their
ppams m'la mlurgatorf eotnnlents On tlln late
-; G;l'eyshNa massacre. WINE are soldaefs set to
"n1 ". ., -, v,xG ~ o. pa's9uSss' iuian OF
trnn a, pison1tn ,s' Mte oh !eaF gIata aEG
nfens s AWAY ieg ,oles 81 ~, ielr scs, as a. tcy wsi
KNOW aiiu lhe tlutY OF Inc euarIs IS 70 retnke
.!,sia' nt'So !. ts,sy en-, nhl aeaa u they can.
Hull HUI. II poliecn'ali nns tnle1 III custody wllo
Snsol p4pli9opln!en a'l9 tue law sustain the ot,
NecE. WY sneu!u q siollx 1hamn ne treated
ut .aoto tgnaeF'y nuhafeo Of thef' ior ii'at
1hht1fFt
ind1answtnc @ Tapnp,uosGs sxsented-was q thief
Aui 'HuIueFsr. lucy naA Nea rom thtir rcscr-
valio'. m t,le SOUTH stealing a1a killing Us they
went North. The exact number Of their MIR
tlGrs tnyn forgotten,hue 1t WIS dozen or two.
They wcrcc pursed by thu army nnt rctukesI;
| aln We tlecislpn OF the Court was, lant they
should be rGt,truel to their reservation: and
!Ge soloefs Wcfe oTdcred 10 rnt'irn them. Tile
ln1lans concealed weapons, tired upon nnl
Hlieu paft o. ttelr enara ic'l, 1lring as they
nea. aan c'AGft mas 70 fotake rs MANY OF thcth
us possinio. tiev G!inse death tsstcad o. sur
rciidcr, t!'eY were entitled to their choice. They
INIT lake Inc sworn perish with IL; ana no cx-
ccntlon IS maae ior luuiibs.
~ ls unfortunate tint SO many who rent
their op!1!tons on The Indian question seem to
have st,"ted 1t so ilttlc; and SO generally tako
| thu extreme OF one OF twn silcs: either that
the lnufnn IL oniy TT for cxtcrmf,lutlou, or That
| liz is an Innocent AMI amah[c creature, to bo
| made anu kept sweet BY pouring n,olnsscs on
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
JUDICIAL ADgEFsTHkEME
Sas'RIaC sAEE.
PROBATE COUET PARISH OF ST. LAEUI:f 7
10. &iaJ2.
ESTAIi. OF MADELINE. FDHET DECEASED
WIFE OF BALTHAIAE MARKS,
DECEASED.

ly Il. ;uc of al ortitl nj tho Hon. th.: Probate
~UuTi OF The ?Drl1jt ui st. Landry, there Will he
Snid a. pubi. auction. to Tie higltrt bidder, hE
The unGure -,nt4t administration, or any duly
qualified aucti0nUcr at { he last residence OF tne
d"r-;iIGti lCar Grand COtcHE parish Of st. Ian
WLDEErDAI, .iAlljlAry 7th. 1880. tho following
!ctFSiheG property belonging the estate III
Madeline Fnrrt deceased wife OF Baitn1zar
Marks, dcccn>tb. to-wit:
Que tIact O. laud ron19inug sixty argeD:a
more, or te'. bounded Oh tk.; NORTH by Joseph
Cuionh. aouth by M,s. AuGustin Buurque. east
Dy public land and west By HIrbar Sicily.
2. A lot Of peUx and picltrt~. ono house. two
orn cribs. one lot of creole nnr>t amt mares, Que
OF of COWS and caltrS, 10: Ot hogs, lot of
fodder and corn. farming implements, house
hold and kitchen furniture, aud many other
Terna and COnditiONh-AN tie m0vahes 10
he sold for c;t-h aud the i!uiuOva'lc properly
in two equal and annual installmcnts from day
ue sa!v. purchasers on credit 10 furnish their
notes vii good personal security to the salts
fnc lou OF I'll" administrator, the notes to bear
cjrht ,,;,r r''ut annual interest from maturity
un;il paid, tic landed property to remain sl,e-
riajlr mort trased in favor OF the estate and
,.ninrs nyivtlcse 10 be retained thereon until
fi,,II ,y.,Inrnt o1 tho price AMI Interest.
ERNEST MARKS.
D.r AZ. Administrator.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
GtsEEssEE'F,S SALE.
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DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
No. 1864.
ADNITN IaEI.IH. FOR USE SC, ys. JEAN
BTE. FOETEEOT.

nv viriut Of 4 ,v.lt of sriznTr md s1!o issued
out Of the honorable DiStrict Court. in and tOr
the parish OF ~. Landry III "a" above entitled
suit and to NE directed, will proceed 10 rI at
nublic auction, IL The highest bidder. at tic
Courthouse Of said pari-h in the town OF Opt~
!n,,sa4. Oh SATURDAY, the 2nth day Of Derrn-
,er, l3:9. at II O'Clock A. ", IT, following dcs-
cribeG yrOpcrty. loeNit:
l. 4 ccr7nin tract nf land improved IA 4 cotton
plantation with all the buildings and improve
mcntr thereon, situated in III" parish OF st Lam
dry state aforesaid, meaAi'rln@ about 'nfen nun
drcA and ninetF-thrcr acrt4. bonnded on tho
mort hv l3n,l hCnnajuG 10 til" cstatc D3moN!lle
Dtipnn deceased. east by land fDrlucllv belong
nag to E. &. Picket, EOW 10 Nn. flovt, south 10y
land formerly h"!onE!ng to Ma :. 81. Nut!afd'
uoyF TO Thc4 J. tIAr!i ana wc-l by land II Jean
Bite. Roy. drtrasct.
Q. i trar, q! rteo arp"na OF 1nodlan', hnUnh'h
north by la1,G formerly belonging 70 i'amoT*n,
der now tO-----. vest by ll1t" Bayou Snu
east ny land formerly he!ougihg tn Wni. Knox,
nov TO the hairS Hll, widow u! said h1oS.
). ! tract o1 isant: stnatrl near NaAhtn%t on
in t parish n2 -. l.anhrY and fronting oi4 IAe
road ioadng from cpHl"'lSas 10 "-iilItSto.l, H.
having two arprnis front and running back to
The BAYOU tArrun or Tcri!G, containing tlItf-
two and S5Il0" ar2tnts, houndol Oh one 9lae ~
land Of Mrs. Ennhlic and "n tie other SIDE by
land OF Francois Luuia pitre %ysd designated 0S
lot number and on 4 plat njed with the salc
nf the said land from Ifrs. Rirt Garland to Mrs
Michel Frud'homme, hG act before Fo@ ~ isfy,
recorder. dated April 4th, 1862 saving ana c&"
ccptluc that porto Of said land SDlii 10 Zen
ialriu N-uodwo1;h i'y saul Jean Btt. Fontenot,
Oh the 2lst nI May. 1877. l'T act before a. +.
williams. notary PUBLIC, described atS loin"S:
i certain tract of laDd ttiHrflier WIFI all INC
brjlGiurs and improvements thereon, contain
ip!- Ih{rty-tyr arveuts situated about one milo
south Of the town of Washington. bounded
north by lands Of L. L. Pitrc, south by land
OF purchaser east by vendor ana "t3t ny salo
road. 1~ nr,cc~
nov u Sheriff OF the Parish of st. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
ADVERTISING A RATES :

Inside pages, nonpareil typo, 2b cents per
line; outside pages, 40 cents. Special rates for
three, six and twelve months. Notices in edi-
torial columns, so cents per line.
Advertisements should be sent in by Saturday
OF each week, il possible.
No advertisement or business notice of an
immoral character will be received On any
farms. aug 25-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
Proeeedings Of the Board Of Police Of
the Town of Opelousas,

WEDNESDAY, August 2lst, 1879
The Board met pursuant to call OF the
President. ,,...
Present: DIR. James Ray, President; Messrs.
r. Donate, Mayo, p. j. LefebVre, Z. n. Ealer
W. q. Bell and Victor Lastrapes.
The minutes of the last meeting were reao
and approved. n.,. 49,.
the account Of George Pulford, coroner, for the
suu of i've dcllars, tor process verbal OF inquest
held on body Of Clinton Richard be and Is
hereby approved. .,
on motion, Resolved, that taking into con-
siderrtion the present price of beef.
Be it ordained by tue Board OF Police na OF tue
"a public markets passed on the 3Oth day of
Nav. 1873 be amended as to read:
"That from the first OF June to the thlrtietn
of November OF each year, meat OF the cow
hind shall be sold for not more than eight
cents per pound" . -. r.
on motion, Resolved, that the account of c..
Mayo agent, for tho sum OF twenty-five 6oilOo
fs22 So dollars, for medicines, disinfectants,
stationery, &C., be and is hereby approved
On motion the Board adjourned
JAMES RAY, President
Attest: o. VOORHEES,. Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
Thou ART the MAN.

One Of the incidents Of Halloween
night, says Pittsburg paper, is too good
tn keep. A young gentleman in town
haa sister who has been entertaining 3
vonng ladv friend. Somehow he over
heard them arranging a plan to discover
the f,,t,,re object of their devotion on
Hal1ove'en night. At midnight they
.roro To singlv back down into the cellar
with lighted candle and q looking glass;
and the image of the future husband
Vould appear in the mirror. After sup
ner. our young friend made 1t seem tiiat
he would he away from home All n,ght:
He. however, remained at nome without
the Young ladies' knowledge.
At half past eleven that night nc sto,e
into the ceilarway aud secreted himself
~ an alcove beneath the stairs leading
+o fl,e chardBer. About twelve o'clock
tho vonng lady guest appeared with a
candle and glass, arrayed in white, and
nrocee.Ied to back slowly down stairs.
Che had decended but two steps when
onr friends head was suddenly seen i'll
the mirror. The light was so dim that
she did not recognize him but with wild
scream she dashed up stairs. FROM last
accounts she has not recovered from the
terror of the hour, nor our friend from
tickling in his boots. Whether the
thought OF having him spoil her mid,
night revelry, or whet her the unexpectedi
possibilities of securcing husband atall
was too much for her constitution, we
leave for our readers to conjecture.
EssLAxD's WHEAT CRor.-A close
estimate by the London Times corrobo-
rated by independent inquiries by the
Economist, shows the wheat crop OF
England this year to be about IS, 600 ,UO
of bushels. "Of the effect which this
miserable yield,' says tho Economist,
"will Have on the prospects OF agrl-
cultural industry we do not propose to
speak here, but we may take this calcu-
lation as confirming our own estimate
that the probable importation of wheat
and fiour this year will not cost the
country less than E46, 100000 (say $3.50
OOO,OOO.) OF this sum about ElG,Oo0,oo
or cl7,O00,00O may be regarded as be-
ing in excess of the average cost.
Though, considering the enormous scale
of our imports, the payment OF this
additional sum is not one which Will
really cripple our sources in any degree:
yet they will certainly feel the stralu.'
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO EOas{SiM3asGsss.

sm
Th0pN''liehors o. the New Orleans TinIr-
WHh especially al th.A tine that every CITIZEN
OF th!a STATE should h' subscriber Tendrr ~
the lilEcs. questions OF the greatest ilnpuI-
taAc' ~ i.n"iiA'nl ara }'nHinE waiting solution.
\ ""nvtAir'l ~ Htl' d' '"Galr> are no" In as
HlOn drafting "n UrcHn'" law for @.tnptiOn tn
r'-ri"" IL! present con 'tltitiIil, Hui which II
IN nn"l Wlu i'hHlrAiIN reform thnSr fearful
abuses, ";.H'''!N! t'<trl. ;.&uirirS and gross liz
iuSt'''3 which iihN" h''t.'t MN";nrt'd by il and
haNt Ero"M up 'Wh"r'. Iltr ~Nh'cl OF rrstrIr-
t!Ec lualrntllit ~ IT. ~ "h'ra": III preventing
the intrndlict4"n "l INC nrrnrSo Of yellow tcVrr
nnd ~ ncknn" l'''g'" h!iEh'inr effects upon the
rNNih"9N Hn'l Pfn";rI4t% ~ III" city Of New Or
::''is 'i!'i inc 'ta''' !" '-"~ "nErns-!n9 10 al
!alE@ eA1th1 I!7 n'If Al'Fhl:"h ctnEr vital q'lct~
uohh >hril - tihnF' ilHih}trtfI"n. r1iInad tDin-
El'l'l!enl!oil7 Win our nri&hh"Tlnc state OF
l'\AS, rrH"F"! o! ~" @lrie fap!t;.!, ctr., dc-
maud "on-tIni r"u'IlrrHt0n and T~rll--iou.
1" phhlNh'l'' "i III" l(tnc5 rtlr' with plIhr
TO the i"1Sltlon 'ahrH ny IN" Times on AL OF
! tht$r H''st!"Hh: AMER iN7p'rInE motive h35
eeh tht Euo't OF w latc ana i'"r people, for
upon Hti Pt'7I"''S' ".''"littpt ana growth
! n" Of nrr -ofr'o can 'h'y expect 10 Hubscr'o
''tS'N NV, tia''S' lu, ,,,.,,.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
GMRREFR:s eALE,
~ n. .-s ,-,.,,,
PARISH COURT, PARISH Of sT. LANDRY,
40. az31.
OSEZ1A GuILBEAC, WIDOW, TEsTAMES-
TAKY EXECUTEIH, rs. CftteGLlDAA

BY virtue of writ OF seizure ana sale ISSUED
out of the honorable Parish Court II antt f"f
the parish OF st. Landry, Ia the above cht!tlcn
suit, and TO me directed. Iwll proceed 70 sen at
public auction, to tie highest bidder Al @ the
Courthouse OF said parish, in the town OF Opc'
iousas, on SATURDAY, tie Goth day Of Dccem.
hCr 1879. ut II O'Clock a. 81, INC loilo"'hb
described property, to,Wlt: . r,,,,,
i, a tract Of land situated near ear ntI "ran1
Coteal, figuring rs lot No: ! ol lne ht['ty WY
acres als or T abon, forty arrcnts bounded north ~
Achi!le savoe. south by land OF the Gs,aso % %
Eucenc Petctin as lot No ., cast ny lands OF
Mrs. i.aurc French Egnacl'ts t.n!dry an ana a 10y
No. Of said estate with Two nt.l,v naa h1,ns mn'.
dred TrI' and leventy panncis Of ra fencing:
dwelling. one corn house one hle1i'n' 'A'
cabin. one small hen honsf. =, .,o,.o
2, One tract of woodland at the sam" p p'HN,n' ~
containing nine and 4aEloo aore.. nethg ~ N $s
east and south by Bayou carancFo ana "es'
bv lot No 9.
Tarns--Cash. r,-coa
oct II sheriG OF tie Parish Of 1t. Landry
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
CHICAGO LEDGER.
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the West.
Only $1.5O a Year.

THE CHICAGO LEDGER In now ap-
preaching the close of the seventh
year Of Its existence, having been
established In the winter OF E13s
TRE LEDGER was started by Its prea-
ent conductors w!ta some misgiv-
ing8 40 to the success Of the enter
prise. Many literary ventures OF o
kindred character hsd bean made In
the Western metropolis, and missr-
ably failed. The sec OF journalism
was strewn with the wrecks Of
stranded Newspaper enterprises.
Others that were living, but strug-
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have aimee yielded 20 inevitable fssa
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to-day the only weekly story-psPes
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The publishers have % feeling Of
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gital city Of the VEST. The circuls-
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publishers do not mean TO relax
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The weekly contents OF TIE LEpd
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To assu Friends and sEse E'ss1ssc

Those desiring rny professjodal services. VIII
find me at my former residence IL "ashiIs an az TON
from the sd Of July psox1o, Int.,
'I Iuns % '''S'''' E. T. p0REAIe.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
GREEEsaFR:S eAEEs

nov u Sheriff OF the Parish of st. La
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13

aA.0O year, Htricsly ina advance.
per cent off for Clubs Of or more.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
Dr. TTsss. ChSgsfs,

Formerly OF Church Point, having perma
nently located at Barry's Landing, offers his
professional services TO the citizens OF that
ReumHhity, sept la-4m
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-13
For Sale,

100000 A No. / BRICKS.
o
One hundred thousand i No bf1chs' new!
burned on nv plantation in Bellevue, on INC
Bayou Callihan, 8 miles from Opeiousfs. i's sio
per thousand, delivered ut the Kiln
Annlv 10 DR., G. II. GARDINER,
On Place, or
A. +. WILLIAMS,
March s-tf OpelousGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

ties IA in Ohio, this is not the fact, but only
because the Democratic party itself, as an or
Ganization, has in such localities SO heartily
embraced all that was worst and most dis
honest in the Greenback creed that Democrats
of those notions had no excuse for leav-
ing their party. But the Republicans who
want reputation in any degree or form
have had ample reason to know that
they must go outside their party to get
If. The Greenback party and the Democratic
party at the North are only different phases
of the same thing-only different modes OF
giving effect To the same repudiating spirit
1t is greatly to be regretted that the same dis
honest and disloyal spirit, which rules at the
South solidly, has any existence at all III
Northern States /; but Democratic teachings,
and Democratic hostility to the Union, to the
means necessary tor suppression of a Demo
cratic rebellion, and TO the creditors who
helped the Nation in its time of greatest need.
are directly responsible for the discIeditabe
fact
How does il help the Democratic case to
say that Democratic reputation does exist
elsewhere, and not at the South alone The
fact stands that the South is solid in OcmOc-
racy and solid in reputation. There Repub-
leans and debt-paycrs are IN the minority, to
be found here and there it is true, and TO be
hunted down with Democratic sh0tguns. but
still always in q minority OF votes. Scarcely
an organized community can be found at the
South which has not repudiated Republican
principles and its own debts. And tins Is the
section which seeks. through the Demo
cratic party, ITS tool, entire control OF the
United States Government. The fact ia one
which every man ought sobcrly To ponder
who cares for his cOuntry's welfare. 1t con-
Germs not creditors only, though all holders OF
bonds, whether National, State or local, have
a peculiar reason TO study it. Nor does 1t
concern only those who have funds intiusted
10 savings banks and insurance companies,
which might he swept away III general dlsas-
ter should Democratic notions rs TO dent
paving control thc Government 1t concerns
every citizen who wishes to see the country
prosperous and honored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
the DRAMA.
ENCnANTMENT.

This is the title of the new spectacle With
which Slbo's Theatre reopcned last might. fOr
row career. under new manager A minute Gescrp-
ton o. the spectacle would MI many coli
umns. The spirit OF IL be indicated In
"a single word. That word is-luxuTy. The OBJ
ject that has been sought the satisfaction 81 tho
sensos. The stage OF Siblo's Theatre. Ia other
words. has again been made respondent with col
ored are, luninatiye OF larry grottoes, crystal caverns
celestial ystas, and the numerous and shapry legs OF
great number Of dancing women, foreign and
domestic. Incidentally many strange and amusing
features Of miscel entertainment have be- en-
brOdered npOn this spectacle There Is almost suIfe
OF richness frclic and novelty this sparkling and
v0lupuous production The display OF 10 witnessed
by one OF those enormous crowds, which only are
drawn together by "A ballet mass-mceting in
this city; and IL lasted almost Till morn
ing No attempt Will mere be nede-at the
moment-either to enumerate the splendors II " En-
chantment" to mOralize upon the probable conse-
quenccs vi their exhibition. There will be time FOE
that by-and-by. The town Will certainly these
glories FOR more thAn a day; ana unless judy
ulont seriously cTs to the effect OF lux
ury upon taste, the local stage Will feel their
mschcyous influence long after they themselves have
paled their the ashes OF safety There Was an
air OF confusion incidental 10 first night hut this VIII
OF course be remedIed hereafter. The feature OF TIE
night was the dancing