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EDUBLIC SALE.

Probate Court, Parish Of st. Landry, No. 3944," q
ESTATE OF AGBNoR LEsAssIER. 4
By virtue of an order of the Hon. the Pro-
there will be sold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned or a
duly qualified auctioneer, at the Court House
in the town of Opelousas, parish of St. Ian
dry, on TUESDAY,, August 18th, 1882, the
following described property, belonging to
to-wit:
L. "A lot of ground fronting on Main street,
in Opelousas, bounded east by said street,
west by property acquired by Sidonie Hollier
at the succession sale of Agenor Lesassier,
north by the property of Harrison Rogers. or
of Emeline Rogers, and south by Estorge
street.
Terms-Cash. c. C. DUS0N,
Sheriff of the parish of ST. Landry.
Opelousas, July Is, 1882.
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Springfield. H., July I6. Mrs Lin
coin widow Of tho late President, died
ID this city At s:i5 tonight. Shs had
been iii for a long time. A few. days
aee she grew worse. Saturday ere
mag che sulfeged shock Of paral ysis,
ar,d from that time lay III 4 coFnatose
state till she died
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Doctors disagree as to the ailment Of
i man who died three or four days ago
III the Charity Hospital in New Orleans
some claiming that he had yellow fe-
YER, while others insist he died of jaan-
glien
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How TO Save.

All hard workers are subject to bilious at
tacks which may end in dangerous illness.
Parker's Ginger Tonic viii keep the kidneys
and liver active, and by preventing the attack
save much sickness, loss of tune and expense.
Delay at such times means danger.--D Detroit
Press.-See other column.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-07-22

The next meeting Of the Grand Co.
teau Medical Association takes place
on the 22d of August, and not the 23d,
as erroneously stated in our last issue.
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UnUBLIC SALE.

Z
District Court, Parish st. Landry, No. l33035
L. c. CozINE VS.. HIS CREDITORS.
By virtue of an order of the Hon. the Dis
trict Court in and for the parish Of st. Landry,
granted on the 9th of July, 1882, in the above
entitled case, will, on
FRIDAY, JULY 49, 1882, suelq,
at the store house lately occupied by said
Cozine in Washington, sell at public auction
the stock of groceries and merchandise, sur
rendered by said Cozne to his creditors.
Terins-Cash
C. G. DuS0N,
Sheriff of the parish of St. Landry.
Opelousas, July Is, 1882.
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PERSONAL. j. X. Gilmore. edit
81 of the New Iberia Sugar BoaoI, gave
us i pleasant call on Friday morning.
he was on his way home from Al
sxandria, whittier he had gone to at
tend the Press reunion which was to
have taken place last Tuesday.
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The Grand Council of the United
Friends or temperance of Louisiana
will meet in the town of Vermilionville
on Wednesday, August 16, 1882. ~.
o. Times Democrat
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Just received by r. Mornhinveg-
new stock Of stylish jewtlry. diamonds
silver plated ware. watches, clocks,
spectacles, etc Repairing neatly done.
Old gold and silver bought.
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VIM. B. Bailey. Esq, editor of the
Lafayette Advertiser, gave us short
but pleasant call en- Tuesday evening
last. Our genial confrere was looking
hale and hearty, and we wish him and
hia excellent paper the fullest measure
If snccass in the future.
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NOTICE

A LII persons having claims against the
n estate Of Numa Chachere viii present
the same. for settlement, at the Office Of F.
Ferreol Perrodin, in the town of Opel0nsas,
within thirty days from this date.
FREMONT FUSELIER,
July /, 1882. Administrator.
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FOR SALE.

TTyHE centrally located and well improved
n property tIate w. @. Posey's) consisting
sof dwelling, store. crib. kitchen and outhnuses.
For terms and further particulars, apply by
letter To Mrs. q. wv Gibbon, Franklin, st.
MarF Parish, La. iJIFaa2-lm
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work on the depot and switchof our
branch road III still progressing favor
ably. We have been unable tn ascer-
tain positively when trains will begin
to run but Ne do not think it will be
ever TIVE weeks when every thing will
Be in complete running order. sf.
MartiasvilB Observer, rs.
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Pine flooring, ceiling and weather
boarding can now be had at the ST.
Landry Planning Mill, Washington.
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NOTHCE..

A LII persons having claims against the Es-
IN tate of Edwin Poiret, deceased. will pre-
present them, within the next thirty days, AZ
the Office of f. +. Perrodin. attorney, for set
tlement. JULES PERR0DIN,
July g., 1882. Administrator.
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beauty Regafnaea.

The beauty and color Of the hair may be
saiaIv regained by using Parker'a Hair Bal
sam. which id much admired for its perfume,
cleanliness and dandrnf- -eradieati1g proper
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FOR RENT.

a NEW, comfortable, roomy and coGve-
n. niently arranged dwelling. with arpeata
OF ground, situated In the eastern limits OF
Opelonaas Apply to- JAS H. HOUSTON.
Jniys, 1882 agent
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Every class OF planning mill work done
at bottom prices at the st, Landry Plan
ing Mill, Washington.
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The Hon. e. w. Robertson has issued
an address to the people of the sixth
congressional district. giving an ac-
count Of his stewardship in Congress.
Ha will be candidate before the dis
trict convention at Baton Rouge On the
18th Of Auguat, and we think he should
~ rof,nminafaa
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SHERIFF's SALE.
DOMINIQUE LALANNE VS.. HYpoLlTE
BODIN.

BODlN.
g, triet Court, Parish St. Landry, No. 1891
By virtue of writ of f. ia. issued by the
Hon. the District Court in and for the parish
of ST Landry. in the above entitita suit and
to ME directed, will proceed to s5ll at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the principal
door of the Court House, in the town OF OPEL
ousas, parish of st. Landry, on SATURDAY,
August 5th, 1882, at IL o'clock A. A., the fol
lowing described property, to-wit:
1. A certain lot or portion of ground, to-
gether with ali the buildings and improve
ments thereon or thereto appertaining, stu
ated in the town of Grand Coteau, being on
the public road leading from Opelousas to
vermilionville, bounded in front by the pub
lie road, on two sides by the property of j. 6s
A. Perrodin, and on the other side by the pro-
perty of Burleigh.
2. Two American bay horses, s lot of dry
goods. clothing, boots shoes, hats, &c.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash. g. G. DUSON,
Sheriff of the parish of st. Landry.
Opelousas, June IL, 1882.
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MURDER AND RORBERY.-On Tues
night, the llth inst, John Young, Il
SWede by birth, was brutally murdered
and robbed on the Atchafalaya river
near Chnrchville in this parish. From
the testimony given By several wit
nssses before the coroRer's inquest, it
appears that Ynulg hadsbeen q laberer
on tho New 0rletgns Pacific for several
moaths, and was represented to be a
quiet and INDUSTRIOUS man. On this
fatal day, he had evidently ceme to
Chnrchville to take boat To New Or
leans, bnt not being willing to pay
the passage, asked BY the clerk, lie re-
turned to shore. During the day he
went on board trading boat lying
near by, and, while there, indnlged
somewhat in drinking and playing
cards. He exhibited wallet contain
about 800 10 bills of various denomi-
nations, which was seen by number
of persons, white and celored. He left
Chnrchville late in the evening, and
when next seen, early the next morn
ing, was in dying condition. uncon-
scions. and with his pockets turned in
side out, showing that the motive Of his
assailanfs was robbery. He had his
skull fractured behind, caused By q
terrible blow from some blunt instru-
ment, and died shortly after he was
found. Three colored men, named
respsctively Samuel Grandville, Gel
umbus Calvin, and Joseph Gray were
seen with q pocket book containing
seventy or eighty dollars in bills. cor
responding to that of the murdered
man, which they claimed in partner
ship; and as they had no money 9 day
OF two before, aud made 30 many CON
tradictery reports as TO the manner BY
which they came in possession Of it--
and by their uneasy and suspicious ac-
ttona-led the jury Of inquest to believe
they we're the guilty parties, and they
we're arrested and lodged in the parish
Jail. IF they ara the murderers We
hope they will meet speedy and con-
dign punishment. Murder and robbery
are becoming entirely too frequent to
snit law abiding citizens. Unles speed
/ ily checked life ner property will be no
longer safe.
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Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1852
EsTATs oF CHARLES DERosIER.

DUBLIC SALE.
Probate Court Parish of ST. Landry No. 1852
ESTATE OF CHARLES DERosIER.
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court In and for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder. by the under
signed Administrative, or duly qualified auc-
tioneer, at the last residence of the deceased,
in Prairie Faquetaique, parish aforesaid, on
WEDNESDA 7, August %, 1882, the follow
ing described property, belonging to the es-
tate of Charles Derosier, deceased, to-wit:
1. Let No. One, containing forty ar
peBts, part timber aud part prairie, bounded
north by public land, east by Henry Garland,
sonth by lot No. Two, and west by pnplie
land.
2. Lot No. Two, containing forty arpents,
with one house, one crib, one field and one
WELL bounded north by lot No. One, east by
Henry Garland, west by public land, and
south by lot No. Three.
3. Lot No. Three, containing forty arpents,
with all the buildings and improvements
houses and a well, bounded north by lot No.
Two, east by Henry Garland, west by public
land, and south by lot No. Four.
4. Lot Nc. Four, containing forty arpents,
part prairie and part timber, bounded north
by lot No. Three, east by Henry Garland, west
S. Lot Ne. Five, containing forty arpents
all timber, bounded north by lot No. Four
east by Henry Garland, west by public land
aud south by bayou Mallet.
6. One lot Of household furniture, kitchen
utensils. farming implements, one cart, two
yokes. one shot gun, one saddle and bride
the standing crops of cotton, corn and pota
toes, two bay horses, one American mare, one
half American filly, TIVE pairs of oxen, Que
beef, eight cows and calves, seven cows, three
young beeves, two heifers, FIVE yearlings
about twenty head of hogs, &c.. &c.
Terms and cenditions.-The movable prop
erty will be sold TOR cash, the growing crol
payable January lst, 1883, and the lands pay
! able in one, two and three years from the day
of sale; purchasers TO furnish their notes witt
good and solvent security to the satisfaction
of the Administrative, and bearing eight pei
cent interest from their respective maturities
| until paid. Special mortgage and vendor.
privilege reserved on the property sold OF
credit to secure the payment of purchase prics
and interest that may accrue
AZELINE LEMOTNE.
| July %, 1882. Administrative.
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Tlle Pelican Oil Mill. ut Washington,
ewnsd hy Messrs. SchWing = CO., was
burned 10 tie ground with all its con-
tsnts Oh Thursday night, the goth. Tho
|sss ID estimated at $50. 900, covered by
iRsnsance, in New Orleans companies,
q The amount Of only about SIC, 900.
A pFcesman, George Dorcller BIZ name,
psFiahed III the flames His body was
sxsFieated from the smoking debris Cn
FidaE morning II ii suspected that
slAe fiFe WAS caused BY incendiarisIn.
llia glare of the flames vas distinctly
visible at Opelousas, sIx miles off
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Hit. Frank Brand. the jolly baker, is
putting up d large addition to his build
iiIg. lately purchased, on Bellevue st.
Several workmem are at work. and will
Anlsh It III q very few days. When
Frank goes into II, he says he will fill
II wish everything good TO eat py
AltsmnaSnNtf3 II
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OpELousXs, jury III, 1882.
At meeting of the Board of Police Of the
Town of 0pelousas this day held, were pres
ent: James Ray, President b. Martin, A. b.
Chachere. L. A. Sandoz Emile Pefferkorn and
Felix Lesassier.
On motion of B. Martin. the following ordi-
nance, having been twice read, according to
law, was adopted and ordered to be published
according to law.
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The Lake Charles Commercial and
Warrington Argus have recently en-
tered npon the second year of their ex-
istence. Both are published By Tex
deviIs'' Of tie CoURIER, and they have
oar best wishes for continuance. nay,
al increase, of the prosperity and sue
cars which they have already merited
md achieved They are thoroughly
devoted ID the interests Of the towns
~ which they are published, and de-
asrye tlls earnest support of their citi-
zena.
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EGYPT.

Alexandra, 27.-Arabi Pasha ha,
written the Sultan as follows:
trust 1t is false, that as the enemies
to Islam assert, Ottoman troops art
coming to Egypt, as I should have
TO oppose them by force.
1t is doubtful whether Cherit
Pasha will consent to form q
ministry for the Khedive. 1t is ru.
mared that Arab Pasha has with.
drawn with the bulk of his army to
Damanhour, leaving OutpOsts at
Kafr 81 Dwar.
1.-THE garrison at AbJukir having
refused TO surrender the forts they
will probably be bombarded on Fri
day.
London, PA co respondent at
Constantineple says: Whether the
Sultan finally endorses the recon-
mendation of the ministry to send
troops to Egypt depends on the alti-
tude of influential Ulemas at Cairo.
Ii they can be induced to recognize
Turkish troops as protectors and not
as enemies to Islam, the Sultan will
consent TO the expedition. The con-
duct OF Arab Pasha will also depend
very much on the attitude of the
Ulemas. If he is abandoned by
them he will endeavOr to effect
some sort Of compromise.
Debate was resumed in the Com
mons on the motion for a vote of
credit for the Egyptian expedition.
Ghilders, secretary of state for war,
said arrangements for the expedition
were exceptionally complete. As to
the amount of the proposed vote he
defended governments estimate and
said he was sure Parliament would
be indulgent if more money be re-
quired.
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The Position of France

Paris. 27.-In the Chamber, to-
day, DeFreYcinet announced that
Turkey had accepted the proposals
of the conference for Turkish inter.
vention in Egypt. He said be was
awaiting further information. and
government was anxious to consult
with England, and he therefor
moved the debate on the motion for
a second vote of credit be postponed
until Saturday. The Chamber as
sented. The committee of the
Chamber, which rejected the propo-
sal for a second vote of credit of
100000 francs, yesterday, contains
neither majority for intervention,
nor a majority against it, but it re-
jeeted the credit because it was un-
able to agree on either policy. II
depends entirely upon DeFreycinet
whether the credit is carried or not
If he is so i'll inspired not tC clearly
make it question Of confidence, he
will certainly fail.
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Coming GrRndees.

Omaha. Neb., 27.-The hotel car
Dacy Crockett left Omaha to-day for
San Francisco, having on board a
notable party of Pennsylvanians,
Hon. Allison White, member of
Congress; Hon. JohnWhite, wealthy
lumberman; E. Blanchard, lawer
Hon. II. G. Parsons, solicitor of the
Pennsylvania road and mayor of
Williamsport, Pennsylvania; Judge
Cummen, Judge Mayer and State
Senator Allen, all of Wiliiamsport.
and Hon. Jacob Tomel, millionaire
banker of Port Deposit, Maryland
who is 500 medallist. The party
will spend Sunday in SAT- Lake and
then resume their trip to San Fran
cisco.
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THE INDEPENDENTS
They Cannot Agree With the
Regular RepubI cans.

Philadelphia, 27.-F. d. Mckee,
chairman of the independent re-
publican state committee, in reply
to Thos. V. Cooper, chairman of the
republican state committee, regard
ing the four suggestions for a party
compromise made by the latter to
the former committee, on the 18th
inst, says: 81 am directed to say
this committee find none of the four
suggestions are methods by which
harmonious and honorable unity of
the republican voters of Pennsyl-
vania could be obtained, all of them
are inadequate to that end.
The third suggestion which
alone may demand attention has
the fatal defect of not including the
withdrawal of that STATED" ticket
which was made up many months
ago, and long in advance of the
Harrisburg convention, This pro-
position, suppOSing it to have been
sincerely put forward, clearly shows
that you misconceive the causes of
the independent republican move
ment, as well as its aims and pur-
poses. Our object is the overthrow
of the boss system and Of the spoils
system. We cannot agree to make
an alliance or agree to a compro-
mise that, on its face, threatens
the very object of the move
ment in which we are engaged.
This committee regrets that.
having considered it desirable 90
make overtures to the independent
republicans, you should have so far
misapprehended the facts of the
situation.
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Chic ago Has q ssIt Lake Ex.
pIOsIOn.

Chicago, 27.-There was a terrific
explosion of giant powder shortly
before 6 o'clock this evening, at the
stone quarry on the northwestern
outskirts of the city. about six miles
away from the business centre.
The shock of the conclusion was
plainly felt all over the city and
The defamation must have been heard
many miles. Extravagant rumors
were soon in circulation as to the
damage and loss of life, and many
kilograms sent to other cities. The
Iacts are that workman went to
the powder house, a wooden struc-
lure containing, it is stated, 200
pounds OF giant powder and 1900
pounds of blasting powder. He
TOOK out a can, and left the door
open, and setting it on the ground.
began TO open it with a cold chisel.
Inc result was a spark struck and
the can exploded, throwing the
man about thirty feet, and setting
nre 10 his clothes. The sparks en-
tered the powder house where some
OF the cans stood open and caused
a second explosion which tore the
building into minute fragments.
People were knocked down bv the
conclusion many blocks away and
large amount of window
glass was broken and the plastering
knocked of. Some houses several
blocks away were unrOofed. 1t is
stated that a thin pane of glass.
nearly seven miles away was
broken. No one was killed. A large
number Of people were more or less
seriously injured, but it is believed
none dangerously.
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NOTICE.

~ PERSONS OWNING PROP
~ Nv within Salt Like County, Utah
41.--i,oTy, subject 70 Territorial, School
Ie Ter Tr1DtT Taxes, are hereby notified
s L, The County Court CT Salt Lake,
ths' Rosrd of Equalization, will meet at
isd County Court House in Salt Lske
me ne jTom Friday the 2lst cay OF July
l! NV "Wednesday the 9th day of August,
70 n. 1852, both dsys inclusive. for TIE
a. mos, n, of hearing and determining all
puInnlaints in regard 10 the assessed value
CO.. g snv property and applications Tor
q L5.senents or - mission Of "a es OF any
s .Ieane. jdiotic, iDfrm or INDECENT person
u ,rII-ovided for By An Act of the LeglslS-
~ = Assembly of the Territory OF Utan
unl.;,Iod HAn Act 70 Provide Revenue
eslntbe Territory OF Utah, and the several
Iggaannfies thereof" approved February
~ 1878 snd acts amendstosy or IN sld
.IZ-,,- 80. Bv order of said court.
iheI0O'' D. BOCKHOLT.
County Clerk.
c.1T,ke City, July 10Th, 1882. iy1
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Political.

Denver, 27.-The democratic state
convention will meet at Denver on
September 21st.
Cincinnati, q. -Ex Lieutenant
Governor Alphonso Hart, Of Hills
boro, was nominated this afternoon
for Congress at Washington, Ohio,
by the republican convention Of the
second district.
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Normal, Ills, 27.-At noon Frank
Gore, of Rio Colorado, a former pro-
fessor of the Colorado University,
at Boulder, Col, was married to
Miss Ida L. Cook, of this place, SIS
ter of Professor John W. Cook,
daughter Of Colonel Harry D. Cook.
deceased, one of the railway and
warehouse commissioners. The
groom is a brother Of A. Aaron
Gore, superintendent Of schools at
Denver.
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GRADING
be Denver 8
lIwsy line in
be received ct
in Salt Lsks
Profles ard
at the Salt
lie Station on
the right to
as may seem
Of the CON-
{ Goss,
.snstrucHOn.
$50. jy u
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Ea.eresting Young Thief.

Denver, Col, 27.-One Mrs. Greg
DRY and his son August. aged Is,
recently arrived from New Yerk,
stopping at one Of the leading hotels
here. Last night young Gregory
visited his mothers room and alb
stracted from beneath her pillow
$4,000. The young man was arrested
and the money recovered.
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Good for Babies.

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own and baby's nerves as Parker
Ginger Tonic. 1t prevents poWel
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stimulent to give strength ana ap-
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