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Father and Two Sons.
MARRY A BLEsH1NG MOTHER AND TWO
BLOOMING DAUGHTERS.
Little Rock Gazette

! Mr. j. L. Holcomb, q gentleman OF
Kentucky, but who has been in Critten.
den county, this State, for several
months, tells us of a rather remarkable.
though hardly unprecedented, matri-
monlai affair which occurred in that
county recently.
Ont from the line of the railroad and
aside from almost any other very we'll
deflned mark OF civiiization-marks 40
lii,aelincated, Ill fact, that they are as a
nalf-Worn date on an ancient coin-there
| llVed old man Rosebury and two sons.
Twins. The age OF the old man is rather
doubtful, but it is believed by his near
nelghbors, the nearest of whom are
| within stones throw, that is, il the
stone be thrown a mile and a half. flat
ne is about fifty. The sons, being twins.
M are about the same age, twenty-seven.
Inc nearest human habitation was a
mouse occupied by a Mrs. Glenn and
two daughters, though, pity to say, the
daughfers were not twins at the time
OF their birth and have not yet succeeded
ID a attaining that point. Mr.. Rosebury
ielI deeply III love with Mrs. Glenn and
the two sons, Robert and John, fell
equally as much SO with the two daugh-
Iers, Mary and Rachel. The most i'm
aaSSlnaple AZ wholesale iovemaking ensued.
The old man and widow seemed fleyot.d
TO each other, and the younger people
were sufficiently SO to marry. whicI,
they all did on the same day. After
the ceremony the six happy souls and
the SIX happy bodies repaired to the
residence OF the husbands. Everything
Went smoothly. The old man was very
KIND to his newly made daughters, par
ticularly SO to Rachel, the wife Of his
son John. The kindness increased, and
the other matrimonialists mafveled, one
TO another. The old man even disre-
garded the wishes of his wife, and
Rachel snuffed her Grecian nose at her
Roman -nosed husband. One morning,
about two weeks after the marriage, tile
family OF several divisions discovered
that the old man and Rachel had gone.
Searching and not being able to find
Them, but learning from a ferrynan
That they had crossed the river into
tennessee, the family returned. Pretty
soon an intimacy sprang up between
robert, 1ss, Mary,s husband, and the old
lady. lie old lady was so wise, and
has had such broad experience, that
robert never grew tired OF protitting by
her counsel. Another disaster. Robert
and the old lady ran away, leaving John
and Mary, who, seeing, as they were
not blind, that they were left alone,
clasped themselves in a loving mbrace,
Tor II seems that they had loved each
6tller from the first. Did they stay on
aie FARM No, sir. There is q mortgage
ait. They packed up, and, according
z erry man, went over into Ten
number OF trade dollars circnla-
fIlna t1ifal gfaEcc :.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
r~no~~H@nc,uNrt-r<vec c>,~<ucun>>r.><uoe.nNe~ .
For Sale,

100000 A. No. / BRICKS.
One hundred thousand No. [ bricks, newly
burned on my plantation in Bellevue, on the
Bayou Gallihan, 3 miles from Opeiousas, at SO
per thousand, delivered at the Kiln
Apply to DIR. G. FL. GARDINER,
On Place, or
A. P, WILLIAMS,
e'afeh s~H Qpelousas,
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TONSTA1sH.E'S SALE.

ANONSTABsH.E'S SALE.
FIRST JUSTICES COURT. PARISH OF ST.
LANDRY.
NANCY j. HENRY VS.. B. A. GUIDRY, CURA~
TOR AID Hoo.
BY virtue of IL writ of fcri faciaS issued by
L. 7. Ecaze, Justice of the Peace, 1st. Ward,
and to me directed, I will proceed to sell Mt
public auction to the highest bidder, at the
CourthouseSn Sn the town Of Opclousas, parish of
st. Landry, on SATURDAY. the 18th day of
described property, to-wit:
One COW and calf, one sorrcl creole colt one
branding IRON.
Seized in above suit.
Tcrms-CaSh.
HIRAM BURR
June % Constable 1st Ward
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-12
District Court of SHe United
States.

IN BANKRUPTCY, No. 1892
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AS ASSIGNEE.
In the matter of f. Phillips and H. Liher-
man individually, and as members
of the firm of f. Phillips
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of the above estates
adluugcd bankruptS on their own petition. All
persons indebted to them will save costs by
making immediate payment to me.
W. A. ROBERTSON,
Asst gnce.
Opelousas, La, Feb. 18th, 1879.
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Notice..

~ Pursuant to an order issuedout of the District
Court Tor the parish of st. Landry, State of
G. Anderson, will be held by Jules Gil, Notary
Public. at his office in the town of Opelousas.
on Saturday the 28th day of June, 1879, for the
Anderson for 1pspite now pending In said
Court. '
Witness the Hon: G. ". Hudspeth, Judge Of
SAD Court TINS 18TH day Of May. 1879.
JAMES O. CHACHERE,
WAY zf-o0 Clerk,
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SEEERSEFF'S SALE,
PARISH COURT, PARISHsnF ST. LANDRY,
y 2"94
FREDER.tk BELDEN vs.. MARCELITE
SMITH, WIDOW


BY virtue of a writ of ficri faclas, issued
out OF the honorable Parish Court, in and
for the Parish OF st. Landry, i'll the above en-
sell at public sale. to the highest bidder, at
the Court House OF said parish, in the town of
OpelousaS. on SATURDAY, the I'd day of
Au%uSt. 1877 ut II O'Clock A. NJ, the following
described property, tO-wit:
l. Six lots of ground situated in the town OF
Grand C"teau with all the buildings and i'm
street, east by lots OF widow Eugene Petitin,
south hy lands of James Rurlcgh and west by
lots OF Mrs. Sylve>tre J. Barry.
2. The undivided third of thirteen hundred
arpentS of land, with the undivided third of
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated on Bayou TGchc in the parish of ST.
Landry, bounded north hy land of Francois
Robin, east by Bayou GeInan, south by heirs
OF Andre n. Robin, deceased, and west by
Bayou TGche.
TerlnS-CaSh.
G. G.. DUSON.
june Is Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-12
-Br. q. H. GNrsiiks2r.

Formerly Of Grand Cotcau. having peElna-
ncntiy located in Bellevue, near CaIiham'S
Bridge. offers his professional services t" the
citizens OF that cOIlu.lntN. Feb. 22-if
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HE3 0 N e Y
. Crop of 1870,
For Sale,

Tn One and Two Pound lars. and Inv the
gallon. = ~
Apply to J. W. JACKSON,
april 2o-u Opelousas.
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ESTATE OF PIERRE G. WARTELIE, De
CEASED.

by virtue of an order of til': honorable Par
lSl Court, Of the Parish of ST. Landry, there
VIII ne Snld af public auction. 20 the highest bid
der ny the i1n'tcrSt'snrd -uriOau iunccr, at
the last rtSlt"ncc of deceased, at MnundEiIIc.
parish "t 81. landry. on THURSDAY. August
2lst, 1879. the following described property,
| belonging to the estate Of Pierre G. Wartclc,
ut:reaScd' Iatc OF the parish OF st. Landry, tn.
| wit:
! /. \ tract OF land situated OH Bayou Mallet
III TINS l'llhil, being part Of section fty-forr,
| III township seven. south range one east South
western Land District of LOuiEilua containing,
! according to q plat made by Jonathan Harris
! the 2"th 'ay Of April, 1854, five hundred and
! sixty 9IlOh arpcntS.
| ,. certain tract of land situated at CHtOra
| III TINS parrish. measuring about eight hundred
! SllltTfrIat HrltntS more or less bounded Uu
! the south by Bayou Grand Luuis, OF the cast
| by lands formerly belonging t. estate Of PirIlo
! Nartclr Oh the north by lands formerly he
longing 10 l.. I. Bushnell and Dr. j.. W. Moore
and on the west by lands follu"rIl, belonging TO
Francois poiirt. together with the improve
lnclltS thereon. being sam" property purchased
! ny Pierre NaItrIlc, ttccrilSrR. ut StlrrcSsiOnal
sale of estate Of Celeste. Uuprc, deceased wife
! of Francois Po!rct. made 2G1h Of February
i,186l.
3. One small It" Of household furniture.
Terms and COnGitiulI>.-~tVtli-trnth OF tbt
price payable cash. and thrcc-trntiIS of the
price payable i'll one. two, three and four wears
credit from day rf Sale purchasers to furnish
their notes with good and sufficient security i'll
%od0 to he Satisfaction of the cNcrutriX. the
property /" lrlnhln subject to vendors privilege
and $lHrlIl mortgage to secure paymcut OF
the said lIutrI.
{. c. DESON,
sheriff and En- Otiicio Auctionrer,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-12

GNsEAEAES n. EEAEER,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
Corner Main and Landry Streets, Opelousas
Keeps constantly on hand for sale, a general
assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jtwelry.
and
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines.
He also gives his personal attention to repair
ing Clocks. Watches, Jcwelry, and Sewing
Machines of all kinds.
dec. Oily.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-12
ANONSTAkSLE'S SALE,

TONSTABLE'S SALE.
FIRST JUSTICES COURT, PARISH OF
ST. LANDRY.
ROBERT FARNACHT vs.. CADMUS AL
ZENNE.
WANG Il GOTHAM VS.. CADMUS AUzENNE.
BY virtue of two WlitS Of ticri fnciaS issued bv
+. =. Nrazie Justice of the Peace 1st Ward and
to me directed. will proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder. at the Court
house i'll the town of Opelousas. parish of ST.
Landry, on SATURDAY, July 18th. 1879, at
II O'Clock 4. NJ, the following described prop
crty, tO-Wit:
One no top buggy and harness.
Seized in above suits.
Tcrns-Cash.
HIRAM BURR.
June 2o Constable 1st Ward.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

=
T will open my school for the education OF
Young ladies, on Monday 4th OF September
fproxJ, in my dwelling at Opeousas. intend
this Institution to be permanent, and will Gil
dcayor to meet the wants of this community hy
;.ttortiing facilities for Il thorough education,
TERMS:
Tuition in primary branches, per month 5 co
Tuition in Academic - " 60
French, 50
Music with Use of piano. g - co
Drawing, daily lessons). - '' 90
Painting, tri-wecky lessons, 50 90
Vocal music gratis,
Board. " Il 90
Washing, per dozen. IS
All dues payable monthly in advance.
MRS. NJ. NJ. HA YES,
August 19, 1876-tf.
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June 21-.5
DUBLEC SALE.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No. 4O57.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM sCrJNEck

ESTATE OF WILLIAM SC1INECK.
BY virtue of an order of the honorable Pro,
pate Court; OF the Parish of st. Landry, there
WI: WI ne SOLD Mt public auction, to the highest
! bidder, by the undersigned administrator 0r hv
any tinly qualified auctioncer, at the Court
mouse III the town Of Opelousas in the parish
OF 81. Landry, on TUESDAY, July 18th. 1879,
tO-Wit: 'o'"eo"s
ONE hundred and twenty-four and 9or10o acres,
sltualed III thls parish on the Bayou Waxia'
pounded north by lands of Sylvestre, sonth hV
lands OF Bihm east by lands of Mcdaniel and
west ny lands of Bloch Bros. and r. H. Iittell
easD "'Ao0
Tefms-Cash.
Z. P VEAZIE,
'oue tt-'e AdministFatoh
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XveSpessSerS, Take .y,Ossce,
All persons are warned not to hunt, shoot, O,
otherwise trespass on tho Camp Hamilton plan
tation Just east of Opelonsas
dec 2S-tf L. MILLER ANDERSON
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-12
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ADVERTISING RATES:
;. Inside pages, nonpareil type, 25 cents per
line; outside pages, 40 cents. Special rates for
three, SIX and twelve months. Notices in edi-
torlal columns, so cents per line.
Advertisements should be sent in by Saturday
of each week, if possible.
NO advertisement or business notice of an
immoral character will be received on any
terms. aug 25-tf
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GEHEEsEEF'S SAaE.
PARISH COURT. PARISH OF II, LANDRY
No. 1888.
LOUISIANA HOL1IER NS. FELICIA LESAS-
SIER. WIFE. IT AL.
6tEH RIFFS SALE.

BY Nlfllir Of q VIII OI litli lfNCiUS lSSIlcd ont
OF the honorable Parish Court. in and for the
parish OF St Landry, in :lr above entitled suit.
and to me directed. I Will proceed to sell AT
public auction, TO the highest bitltlt'r at the
Courthouse OF S,, parish. in the town of Ope
o>;S. on SATl lsDAI. tn" 18th day OF July,
1877" at II O'Clock \. NJ, the following described
property. to-Wit:
SIX Hrpcnt> Of land together with all the
buildings ana improvements thereon. bounded
north by pnhilc road East by LaStie NcZitt,
west ny public road and south by Mrs. Valtry-
Roy, widow.
TcTmS-CaSh.
{. G. DESON
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-12

a number OF trade dollars circnla-
s IA the United States is estimated nj
sless than six millions.--lN m. @. Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-12

Having resumed the active practice Of his
profession, will give prompt and exclusive at
tention to all business con1deu to his malla.se-
ment. jllHc S-t1
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-12
sB0sss4 n. MSssg.

\ + Il q II \ l.. y \ r. +, \ w .
CPELOUSAS, ia.
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G1EH RIFFS SALE.

-. z. z. DISUN,
illy ) Sheriff Of the Parish of St Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-07-12
JUDICIAL ADVERTISER ENTs.

PARISH COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
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Assignee's Sale. s,.s :,
John Moore, Assigned. io9 sh
Joseph Path ct al. 4 ~ - ''',.'

ny virtue Of certain order OF sale Issued
from the court Of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe and sStsts Of
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties,sn to me directed.
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door OF tbs court house in woodsaeld,
Saturday, the 18th hday@ July, ylS7ast
between the hours of o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clo Ok p. N, of said day.. the following ds.i
soribed real estate situate in Monroe county.
Ohio, to Wit: ,.sssf .,,,ie
FIRST TRAcT-The southwest quarter of
the southeast quarter Of section thirtsen,
to snship six Of range six, except ten acrss
sold of the north end OF said tract, contain.
ing thirty acres. more or less. . sff'ss
SEc,xD TRAcr-The northwest quarteflof
tn. southeast Quarter Of section thirteen.
township six Of range six, and also, ten acre4
Of the north end d.of the, southwest quarter
OF the southeast quarter of same section,
township and range, containing fifty acres,
N ore or less
Said property so otdsrelto be sold Is ap-
praised as follows: First tract at $500, second
tract ct 81 400, and both tracts at 81 900 and
may sell for tso.thirds OF said sppraissmept,
TsRKs OF aALs--$iSO Ia cash on day Of
sale on second tract. and s75 cash On day Of
sale on frst tract, and balance when. sale L
confirmed. Possession Of said prsmises to
be given on the 20,h day Of Novembef, ls7s.
| Ai isa;sa es'a9 JOHN MOORE, q
| e' Ssii Assignee Of Joseph Pa,thsskl
juns3, ,'7sv4. ,gd3 Isl haiaaSiRe,
| HusrsR nALLoRrs Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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TEE session of the Barne.ville District
Conference will be held ct St Clairsyille
commencing June l7th at 80 P. N
Tuesday aad Wednesda, evenings will
be devoted TO the interests Of the Mis-
sionary, Freedmen and CLutch Exteu-
sion Societies. Those expecting recon
mendadona, or renewal of licenee, viii
come prepared for the required t1smina-
ton. COMMITTEES OF Examinatiou-for
Local Preachers, w. Darby, Jno, Wrigh,
and J. Fl WGiie. First years. course OF
study for local preachers, Fl W. Stew
art, A G Robb and H. A 'Clbbledic. >
Second year, J. G. Sullivan, L B King
aud Z. S Strsbl For admission to trAy'
cling connection, W Fl. Rider, J E
Starky aud W. n. Webster -Eaterpri.s
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cELsst Saturday night Clarington,
down the river, mas thrown into fret
of excitement over shooting ARRAY be-
tween one John Mallory and Alvin Bald
win, when the latter shot the former In
the head. The same parties had some
trouble about eighteen months ago, for
which they were arrested and ined BY
the authority. On Saturday last, after
drinking rather freely, they came togeth-
er and renewed the old quarrel. After
afew hot words Mallory struck Baldwin
in the face cutting it slightly, when Bald
win drew his revolver and shot Mallory,
the ball entering just above the right
eye and glancing upwardilf fic,ing q very
severe wound. The ball was extracted
by physician who WAS at once called
Baldwin was Immediately arrested. He
claims to have done the shooting in self
ldefense.- Belmont Chronicle, 2stha alt
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PROBaTE COURT.

May 24..-The last viii and Tests-
ment of Charles Busche, late of Benton
township, deceased, was admitted to pro.
bate. Wilhelmine Busche, the widow
vas appointed Administrative; bond
81 500
Nav 24.-Magdalena Schell, Adm,
of estate of VIM. Schell, decd, obtained
an order to sell real estate at private
sale; sale made and confirmed
T L. Twinem, Admir- Of estate of T
C. Penn, decd, obtained an order to sci
real estate at public sale.
May 26-The last Will and Testa
ment of Bernhsrt C. Schnegg, decd
was admitted to probate.
May II H j Fleahnan, Guardian
of Eva Steiglstier, an imbecile, fled hi'
irst account; hearing continued.
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Prof. Tees Weather Predictions,
FOR JUNE 1879.

PROBABLE WEATHER-1st to Sd cloudy
and threatening weather, with local
rains; Srd to sth, clear or fair; 9th to
9th, ending in clouding, threatening
weather with heavy rains and very Sc
we're storms in places; 10Th to 1lth, clear
or fair; 1,h to 18th, clouding, threaten.
ing weather, with heavy rain storms in
places; 18th to l6lh, clear or fair; l7,h
to 20,h, clouding and threatening, with
heavy storms in places; 2lst to 22d. clear
or fair; 23d to 9th, ending With cloudy,
threatening weather, with local rains and
storms; 9Th to 28th, clear or fair; 29ih
to 30,h, ending with cloudy and threat
ening weather and heavy rains and Sc
we're storms about 30th or day or two
after. The comparatively warmer dsvs
will be about ls,, 7th, 18th, 18Th, 25,h,
and 30th. The comparatively cooler
DAYS will be about Sd, 10Th, 18th, 2lst
and 9Th,
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administrators Sa eof Real Estate.

a.
Tn pursuance OF an order Of the Pfoblts
| Court of Monroe County, Ohio, will efsr
for sale at public Auction, OF
Thursday, The Sd day Of July, lS19,-=
at o'clock, afternoon, upon the premises.
the following described real estate. situate
In said county, TO wit;
Lot number one, In section ten. In town.
ship three Of range FIVE, containing one aud
one half acres, more or less, and lot number
twenty three, in s-ctiou eleven, sa ne togn-,
ship aud range, containing one acre more or
less; the two tracts coutaiuing two and
half acres more or less and known as tee
'stsan mill property, aij,ining tbs town OF
Antioch. ag 5i7c7
Also, town lots numbers nineteen. twenty
and thirty-four, in the town Of .Autioeh. fefsi
Appraised as follows; The 2I acres, az S2r
400. Lot No. 10 at $50. Lot No, 20 at
$7ee. Lot No. "a AZ $3.50 5...s
YIpxs OF SALs-One-third cash ip hand,
one. third in one year, and one-third in two
years from day OF sale, with interest; th4dss
ferred payments to be secured by mest gage
upon the premises sold. . iv ~
TIL. ,TWINKM, a 8
igaz Admir- of Thomas C.. Penn, ds'd.
juue3, ,'79w4 -sa,
JAS, R NORRIS Atty. *, FyVs
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County Correspondence.
Written fer The Spirit Of Denoorsey)
RIxAlD's MILL, MONROE Co., o.
MAY 80, 1879.

lWritten for The Spirit Of Denooraey.>
RInAaD's MILL, MONROE Co., o.
May 80, 1879.
Ed SPIRIT: Will yoa please insert the
following interesting correspondence:
CHALLENGE.
II Messrs. Watson and Flint or any
others will come to Antioch and discus:
the "ts,ues' of the party, there will be-
men here who viii discuss the questions
with them speech shout.
Yours Truly, RI
In reply to Roxy Of Nay 9th: II it is
the Greenhack question be refers to we
will meet him or them q. (Antioch) the
place suggested, at any time on the terms
proposed, provided the names Of those
We are to meet are given.
WArsoN 4 FLINT
Nav 21, 1879 ED. SPIRIT: As Mr
Flint wishes proposition stated for dis
cussion at Antioch we submit the fol-
lowing:
Resolred, That the Congress OF the
United States can issue two billions o.
an irredeemable paper currency and keeI
it at par with gold ana silver, and or
this hangs the law and the prophets.
Time-Fridsy evening, June 20. 1879
Speakers-W. T. Botten6eld and L. +
Hobbs. Respectfully, Roxy.
1t seems to me that the above is the
latest specimen Of stepping down and
out" that l have seen. The challenge
was to discuss the "issues" of the party
the acceptance" said if it was the green
back question he refers to. it is accepted
and then Roxy rejoins saying, that Mr.
Flint wishes q proposition stated,
which is putting it strong. But never
theless IS We suppose that that is mer,
pleasautry we agree to the time and viii
present the ''issues" OF the Greenbscl
party ourselves believing that the part,
has that right; and name Mr. Isaac N
Dougherty to confer with any one the!
Sc "Rrxg" or his friends, may name Il
make the necessary arrangements Ant
| if they eau ace that the tissues" contain
any such language as "on this hangs III
Law and the prophets" l will be content
All we wish is fair discussion on III
whole issue, believing that is what 81
enquiring people want.
.. F. FLINT.