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St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
DUBLlC SALE.

PERE.
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
bidder, by the undersigned administrators or by
any duly qualified auctioneer, at the last resi-
dence OF the deceased, ON Bayou Teche parish
of St, Landry, ON WEDNESDAY, January 5th,
1881, the following described property, belong
ing to the estate of Celina Dcslotels, deceased
wife of Cyprien Delafosse, pere, to-wit
l. One plantation situated near the junction
of Bayous Teche and C0urtablcau, being lot
No. of section township south Of range 5
east. containing 81 acres and 72I100 OF an acre.
bounded north by lands formerly belonging to
NJ. L. Mclangol,, east by heirs OF Baldwin.
| south by G. Mornhinveg and west by lands of
! the heirs Of Eleakin Littcll.
| q Thlrteen head nf horned cattle, one Old
! horse. two mares and one colt, one OK, two
feather beds and bedsteatis, two arlnoirs, three
! fables one wasbstand. bowl and pitcher, SIX
! chairs, two rocking chairs, one spinning wheel,
| one pair cards, one side saddle, one double
barrel shot gun: one clock, one hack and har-
nes., one pair tire . two old safes. ono note due
| Also, the following community property be.
tween Cyprien Delafosse, Sr., and his deceased
wife. Celina Deshotels
Three pl0ws and harrOws and four hoes, tive
spades and shovels, one lot of kitchen utensils
and crockcry- ware, one OK Chain and iron or
woke. two looking glasses, one grindstDne, one
lot of tools, one LOT OF hogs, one lot of cotton
and corn
Terms and Condti0nS.-Ali the movable prop
erfy for cash, and the immovable property OF
a credit OF one, two and three years from day
OF sale, purchaser furnishing notes with salts
factory security, to bear eight per cent yearl,
interest from maturity. and laad To remain
specially mortsaged with vendors privileg,
reserved till final payment. and ten per cent t,
be added for attorney fees III ease OF suit t
en1o'es CLARA FoNTENoT.
CYPRIEN DELAFossE, JR,
Dec, s-5t Administrators.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

1t is now learned that Modjeska's real
name is Magee, and consequently the
nation is shocked. While Tagliapietra' s
Italian troupe were playing here it also
leaked out that Anna Rosetti was none
other than Mary Ann Ross, and the as
founding news knocked half the music
out Of the opera.-[N. O. Times.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

Our District Court adjourned Thurs
day last, till next Monday at 10 o'clock
There are over one hundred civil cases
OH the docket to be tried, and they can
not be disposed Of before some time
next month.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

We can recommend the New York
Observer to our readers as a family
paper that is full of good and useful
reading. 1t has both religious and
secular news, and foreign correspon-
dence which is entertaining and valua-
ble. Any one can get sample copy by
sending to the New York Observer, 81
Park Row, New York.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

A page Of this paper would rot do
full justice to the weather we have had
lately. Since Tuesday of last week,
we have had frequent rains, and cloudy
weather all the time. The weather was
rather cool till last Wednesday, when
the wind suddenly came from the south
and felt like warm vapor. This strik-
ing the cool walls inside of dwellings
became condensed, and streamed down
to the floors. The roads and streets arr
a sea Of mud, not stiff mud, but slush
When you cross street you have tc
wade; and nothing shorter than boots
will take you over with dry feet, and
the boots must be thick and vel
creased.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

Mr.. Conrad Brand, SO well known as
"Frank tie Baker," because he is good
baker, tells us. in an advertisement in
another column, OF the sweet things he
has Oh hand for the approaching holt
days. Ii you want anything in the way
of cakes or bread, call OH him.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

Tracklaying On the railroad has pro-
gressed more than half way to Wash
ington which is six miles from here.
The frame Of the depot building is up,
but the bad weather delays its compile
tian
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
Notice.

The undersigned have this day formed 4
partnership for the practice OF 10 under the
name and style of Estilette 4 Dapre. All bust
ness entrusted TO them in this and the adjoining
parishes will be punctnally attended e:
f. ID. EyTTLETTE,
GILBERT Z, nUPRE.
Opelousas, Dee. itb. laso-ln
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

In regard to the Hazard powder, the
writer has used it for long time. and
he prefers it to any other. Parker Bros,
the celebrated gunmakers, say they
have obtained the best results from the
Hazard powder. For breech loading
shot guns we would take No. 3 or i of
the Ducking, or FIG of the Sea Shooting
for muzzlc leaders, the finer grains-No.
or 2 of the Ducking and FIG or FFFG
of the Sea Shooting, would be preferred
by most shooters. We can order the
powder for those who desire ii, at man
ufact,lrcr's prices.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

The mail, which until few days ago
was brought from Vermillionville by
stage, now comes all the way by rail.
New Orleans papers reach lis before
night. on the day of publication.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

We reproduce from the Morgan City
Review an interesting communication
in regard to rice hulling. If our rice
planters would have their rice hulled
before selling it, they would make more
money. By selling it in the rough they
simply pay some one else. to have it
hulIed for them. 1t will be seen from
this communication, that the Brook rice
mill of Allen & Syme, is the best in the
South. They will furnish sacks to all
who send rice to them; and all who
have rice would do well to send it there
their card is in this paper.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

LOCAL ITEMS.
Fer 81

The New Orleans Weekly Democrat
and the ST. LANDRY DEMOCRAT will be
sent one year, to any address.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

Another of our best citizens is gone.
Rev. J. V. Pointer, of Bellevue, took
sick on Friday Of last week, and died
on Sunday. He was an honest man, a
genuine christian, and 4 worthy Mason.
He was member OF the Methodist
church, and all active preacher in its
Conference. While he discharged his
pastoral duties faithfully and we'll, lie
did not avoid manual labor; lie did not
eat the bread of idleness, but earned it
by the sweet of his brow. He is a loss
to his church, to Masonry, and to hui
mainly. He leaves many friends, rela.
tives, and a widow to mourn his loss
He has gone up to a brighter home, in
that "house not made with hands
eternal in the heavens"
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

The quieting, restprocuriDg qualities,
as we'll as the far-reaching and power
full curative effects of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, render it the very best remedy
known for lung disease.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

One Of our farmers told US this week
that he had made this year double the
cotton that he made on the same land
last year, and that it was nearly all
nicked.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

There is great deal of cotton i'll the
fields yet, and much of it will never be
picked,
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

Can't. Ii. L. Garland offers a tract of
land for sale Oh credit of from one to
ten years-read the advertisement.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

Drs. Jones and Parker have formed
partnership for the practice Of their
profession. See their advertisement.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
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St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

Wood brings fancy price in Opelou-
sas now-trom eight to nine dollars a
cDrd
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured-no humbux-by
enc months usage of DR.. Goulard'.
Celebrated ln,nIliblc Fit Powders. To
convince Sufferers that these powders will do
AZ we claim for them VIC will send them by
mail, post paid, free Trial box. AS DIR.
Gouard is the only physician that has ever
made this disease Il special study. ana As to our
knowledge thousands HAY e been perm nenaly
culed by the use o. these Powders, we will
guarantee a permanent cure in every case,
. or refund you all money expended. All
sufferers should give THESE Powders IN early
trial. and be convinced vi thcircuratiyc powcrs.
Price, for large box. 500, or boxes $40. co.
sent by mail TO any part nf The United States
or Canada Oh receipt of price, or by express
T.. o. d. Address
ASH 4 ROBBINS.
ECO EI.LIAN sIEEEI kRnnki n Y
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
L n y l.,
CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that are anx-
Celebrated Consumptiye Powders. These
Powders are the ouly preparation known that
will cure Consumption and all diseases OF
! the Thront aad Lun9s-inleed, so strong is
our faith in them, and also to convince you
that they ere no hum6ug. will forward to
every sufferer by mail, post paid, ii free Trial
BOX.
We don't want yollr money until you are
perfectly satisfied of their curative powers. II
your life is worth saving don't delay in giving
these Powders Il trial, as they will surely
cure you.
Price. for large box, $500. sent to any part of
4 the United States or Canada. by mail, on re-
I ccipt Of price. Address
| ASH Il ROBBINS,
! $50 FULTON STREET. BROoRLis. y. !.
| Dec. 4-1y
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

Our delinquent subscribers would
oblige US by settling up
The man who cheats the printer
Out of single cent
will never reach the heavenly land
Where old Elijah went.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

We call particular attention to the ad-
ycrtisement Of Judge Patterson, scner-
al agent of the Louisiana Western Rail
road. That road traverses about TWEEN
ty miles Of this parish. The owners of
the road can avoid paying for stock
killed, but the stock owners cannot
well afford to lose them. The offer is a
generous one, and stock owners should
avail themselves of it at once. The
largest cattle owner in Louisiana, Mr.
Lastie Dupre, residing near Opelousas
has large numbers of cattle along the
road, both in this parish and Calcasieu
and it would be well for other stock
owners residing in the eishbolhood OF
the road to consult with him, and M, kt
il move in the matter. The fence pro
posed is no doubt the cheapest way t,
prevent loss from stock killed, and pre-
vent trouble and annoyance.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

We would direct the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of the
Hazard Powder Co., whose powder is
sold by every dealer and grocer in New
Orleans. The powder manufactured by
this company has been the favorite OF
the Southern sportmen for over half a
century. Experienced and intelligent
shots, throughout the United States,
have long since been convinced Of the
great superiority of the Hazard Powder,
and for strength, cleanliness, imper-
yiousness to moisture, and other desir-
able shooting qualities it cannot be
equaled. It is made Of such size grains
as are best adapted for breech leaders,
e-loadcrs and rifle shooting the
grades of "duck shooting" and "elec-
trio arc specially adapted for brecch-
leaders. Parties ordering powder should
request their merchant to ship only
Hazard, and take no other as every keg
is fully guaranteed, and cannot fail to
rive entire satisfaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23

Houghton. Miflin d. Co. have IN prcpara-
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Charles Scribner's Sons are preparing new
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There Is a report in London that Mira.
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NJ. Emile Zola's last contribution TO lie
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The electric light il being introduced mo
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There were 10 transactions in State bonds. Louis-
ana consols are quoted 49QJ0l2. North Carolina
consolidated A., 1880. Tennessee Is, old, IS G39,
and new and new series 32Q32si.
The business in city bank stocks incuded sales ot
Commerce ~ at 14l. Ninth National ~ at 1871,
and Merchants Exchange co az 100.
large aud weIl-dlstributed business was done in
railroad bonds, but prices unusually regular
Erie second cobsp,s, with comparatively small
business, declined from 94l2 10 933i and ended at
0414 Missouri Kansas and texas first cuus0s were
y lower al 10, and seconds declined from 693s 10
673iGG77s. Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
FIRST cousos fell from 70 to ~, and C., c.
and l. c. first asseuted we're l. lower
at 90. Central of New-Jersey incomes,
as an appendix to the speculation N the stock rose
from ssh 10 sG. aud Lehigh aud WilkesOarrc com
sols ross from 973l to 991sa99. Mobile aud ono
first dcbenturcs were Is easier at 1884, but second
debentures rose b to 5fA ONO aud hississipi
Grss, Springfield DIVISION were y higher AT l4l2.
ST. Louis aud Iron Mountain drs incomes Welded 4
to $3.50. and the second incomes per celt to 10.
OHIO Central incomes fell / per cent to
81 end were weak Peoria. Dccatnr and
Evansville incomes advanced y to 73, but
closed az ~. 81. Paul cJnsols rose 10 i19, and
frss Of l. aud VI. Division to III. Wabash new
general MORTGAGES sold at 81, the cOnsols rising to
1904. Texas ana Fdciuc incomes were Strong db
72l2l172 Il SIS Of Rio Grande Division rising Irom
SILL t. Sj3sas5.
The business of the Sub Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt Of S9,27l,732
and payment Of $1O992.4O7 resulting III i loss TO
the general balance of I720.G75 and leaving It az
S70. 3S3 1876 against SSl, 1O3.S7l October -. The
particular changes OF th' weeksre coin .oss of
II 800 075. and currency loss Of S4O0.6OO.
The local MONEY market IS without
material change call loans ruling at 3D3 y per
cent with the usual late exceptions az p! per cent.
The European steamers arriving since yesterday
bro ught 81 2sS. 9l5 gold IL French francs. Ihls
arrival completes ali Important shipments from the
other side that have been reported Tie domestic
exchanges on New-Iork are thout important
cnangs excepting 20 Boston, where the rate again
has fallen To - cents discount. The Unite safes
treasurer az Washington to-day received SlJpOOO
in National nauk notes iOT redemption inc cas-
TOMS receipts were $3.50 600. ami the iufcrua rev
euue receipts were $4,000. Inc following Is tab
Cleaning House statement to-iay: Exchanges,
Sl391l1. $50, balances 50, sOS.779. Inc trai.sae-
tons al tue sub lreaSury covered; Receipts,
-, Ill 45; payments, S91G,73l; currency Dai-
alcr - $40 $50; coin nalauce. q74.J335lG
4 very sua.l increase ~ me demand Tor foreign
exchange served 10 81 fen the posted rates t'Ht ID
the G. but actual business did not follow 10 tie cX-
tr.me advance. he markets are only steady on tho
basis OF the following revised qUOtatIous
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far degree Of strengt it IS evident That il again !

far degree of strength il evident that il again n
drifting into nothing more nor less than brokery
market The business to-day amounted to 1888. 100
shares against 1893. 100 shares yesterday. Fever
isbness the conspicuous feature, prices being
easily Influenced in 81 her direction by i'm
pOrfaDt orders either TO sell or TO buy
The coal stocks were active, and m the early
dealings nade some improvement on yesterdayslast
figures. Later, however, they reacted heavily but
closed with good recovefies. The business done in
the old granger stocks was small compared with the
busIuess OF the last few days. but Chicago, 81.
Paul, Mime. potts and Omaha stocks were IN
usually active and strong An active trad
ing was done in Enc from 43ss up "a
An D43l2fG437s+ but Lake Shore, Michigan
Central, Canada Southern and Central and
Hudson, after several fluctuations, closed lover
than last evening. he feature OF the Southwest
ern list WAS tho Wabash shares winch. from being
strong in the morning. afteryard were weak az 392t
for the common aud II y for he preferred, and later
made smart rccoyeries 10 Al and 7iis respectively
The last advance was upon the correct report that
the .outh western Association lad agreed upon a
settlement OF the passenger rate war and That tho
settlement saddled upon the other railroads - per
cent OF the loss 10 be sustained from the recent
large sale of unlimited ticket at less than onethiId
Of the usual price. The Wabash stocks were tho
pivotal stocks upon when the entire market raj
lied from the depression of q to 2 per cent that
occurred after o'clock. Wesiern Onion declined
from 1882 to 10I and reCoy, red 10 1924, and
Pac Gc Mail after sales at 45l2. sold at 4fos aud
ended at 45ll. For the moment the general market
seems to De tired aud moderate Reaction from the
last advance viii not only DC natural. but also
heathful. At the moment the market Is over
bought" as sometimes II - " OyersOd"
Government bonds generally were firm, and the
transactions at the Boards amounted 81 800 90.
The fua changes in the bids are as follows Adj
vanccs--6s OF 1881, 10 OF 1880 and 4i2s each =,
and IS "A per cent. DeciIne-4s a per cent. An
uexed are the closing quotations;
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4 dividend Of % cent per share.
Bnllion valued at 8i9, 30 93 was received in this
civ yesterday from tao mines.
The bullion product Of the mill ~ the Ontario sill
yer MnrC Company, of Utah, for week ending DC
tobrr (. was 80 .S74 G3 from 3OG nct tons. max
Ing SlO6 go 5G ~ fourteen day. Ore extracted
from the nine dnr'ng tire week $40 tons, VIZ:
1875 rO,d foutl. 700 from tifth ana ID from sixth
level. IDc AMOUNT OF ore IN maud IN ofe-hous"4 on
October IL was 4.232 TONS. Ine superintendent
writes: LIE 2OO-.OOt lcve' has been extended
II feet making total ionE;h 400 feet. We now
have "A good Of ore ~ tins lcvel, with all lndlca-
lions IF finding a new uTc-bUdy IN ihS wcS ground.
ether portions OF the mino are looking Hcl ana
Welding WEI"
William : Clark, LIZ D., of Amherst College. has
been elected president of tine Star Grove Silver
Mining Company IF this city, aud John r. Boutwell,
secretary Dr.. Glars now Oh his way 10 NrFada
to inspect the compauys property. Two hfieen-
stamp IIilis are now running, and the company cX-
beet TO paw a so. 900 dividend ~ November, DIR.
Clark wul also visit the BasNck and Stormout
mines. in each of which he Is large stakeholder.
The snpcrnfend' mt reports October the north
rift. 90-foot level. OF The silver Nugget mre now
~ to feet the face being all IN quartz ylcclng Ell
cuIrtelng assays. The norto dr.i secoId level, Is
IN 80 feet, show nc some very rich ore. Inc south
drIt same level. j. 30 feet, ledge pig TO feet
wide, and the ore gradually improves. The last
crescent Il this level is IA p feet aud large dow
wafer having ben e"cOun'eitd, Lie 10 OIL OPINION
that anoi her ledge Is near 4 hand.
The Boston IoSl says:
new ,chedule o: commissions. similar TO that used IN
Now vent lntn chtct thursday morning III tlo
Mining Excuangs III Boston. The rates charged Tor
selling are follows For an ocks selling Tor 80 cents
aHi under 80 cents for every 100 shares 10. stocks
quoted nom 80 cents % ~ 81 per 100 sares rom
- shaT~ 81 uer 100 81 ircs from 50 % So
- ner shares so 10 SO D. sIurc 90 %
100 share from 3 10 $50 per share 81 90 per loo
s1arc- anJ for etJcks selling from $50 upward goo
yer 100 snarcs.
An enthusiastic Arizona paper says:
TIE Tcck mine has produced that went over
S2i zoe per ton THIS wunacrUl nine, u!ch been
worpcd only tic 800 feet I'm Gcpth, already
produced nearly - 100000 H. silver aud. doubt
would nave doubled the IRE this. II II mad not bee
Gu sed Uy litigation. II Is OF the most remarkable
mines that was ever discovered. f. has paid WY
from the grass 5. aud to-day contains within It's
rocky embrace enough 80 pay The National DEBT