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The Opelousas courier., 1886-04-10
NO. 2s.
JUDICIAL NOTICES
DUBLIC SALE
i
District Court, Parish of ST. Landry, No. 1895.
ESTATE OF HENRY SAucIER.

ADUbLlS sALG
District Court, Parish of ST. Landry, No. 1895.
ESTATE OF HENRY SAuoIER.
Bv virtue of an order of the Hon. the Dis
trict Court in and for the parish of st. Ian
dry there will be sold at public auction. to
the last and highest bidder. by the under,
signed administrator, or any duly quahusd
auctioneer, at the last residence OF the de-
ceased, at Chataignier, in the parish atore-
said, on WEDNESDA Y, the 5th day OF May,
1886, the following described property, belong.
ing to the estate of Henry Saueier, deceased,
to-wit
l. The plantation which was the last resi-
dence of the deceased, situated at Chatai.
gnier, parish of st. Landry, containing about
forty arpents, more or less, bounded north by
land of D. P. Lafeur, east py j.. 3. Ardoin,
south by Omer H6bert and Th6ophile s. Fon.
tenot, and west by T. S. Fontenot, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
2 A tract of woodland in the same neigh.
borhood, containing thirty arpents, bounded
north BY land of D. P. Laheur, south by Las.
tie Pitre, and east and west by D. r. La6eur.
3. About five head of horned cattle, one
horse, one mare, one wagon, one hack, house
hold furniture, kitchen utensils, farming i'm
plements, one branding iron, &c, &c.
Terms and Conditions All adjudications
of five dollars and under for cash oil adtudi'
cations for movables above five dollars, one
third payable cash, aud the balance Of the
purchase prices of movables and the lands
payable one-half twelve months after the day
of sale, and the ather half two years after tho
day of sale. Purchasers furnishing their notes
with personal security to the satisfaction OF
the admins TRAITOR, bearing eight per cent in.
terest per annum after maturity and ten per
cent to be added in case of law suit for col
lection The lands remaining specially mort
gagged unto the estate until flral payment.
go JEAN BAPTIsTE sAUCIER,
Anl3. 1886 Administrators.
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General Notes.

The troops have been withdrawn aud
order and quiet restored at Fort Worth,
Texas.
The floods of the upper tributaries
threaten an overflow of the Mississippi
The waters are reported still rising.
Mrs. Faustin East, living near town,
gave birth to child a few days ago
that had one tooth. .--Rayne Signal.
One hundred aud sixty-seven thou
sand two hundred acres in Northern
Hillsboro and Northern Manatee eoun-
ties, Florida, have been sold to wealthy
capitalists from Wyoming Territory,
for cattle range, The price TO be
paid was Ss4, 500, all in cash
The rent paid for hotel property in
New York is enormous. Tbs Fifth
Avenue Hotel brings Mr.. Emo $ls5 900
year The lessees, Hitchcock, Dar-
ling g. Co., get back soma S5O,0 600 or
S60, 600 of this in leases made by them
to.storekeepess on the premises.
Mir. Cleveland thinks the civil service
reform no longer an experiment, and
there will no doubt, be many to agree
with him, but as to whether it is a sue
cess or a failure is another question,
about which there may be difference
of opinion ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
It is alleged that John Sherman has
not abandoned his presidential aspira-
tions. Il is rather more than superhu-
Gus to say that the allegation is super
fluous. Mr.. Sherman, like several 9TH
ers. will not abandon anything of that
kind until some six months after it has
abandoned him. Though, to be sure
that ought to be the case now New
York Graphic.
Al large nnmber of river fish are nov
being caught here. It seems to Us tina
il would pay some party to ship isl
from here to points in Texas. A gen
I tleman residing ID Plaquemine is nov
engaged 10 this business and is said Il
he making m0ney. He does not hlr'
fishermen, but pays SO much per pount
for all fish brought to him. Alexandra
Town Talk
Gen. Rice, an officer of the Louisiana
Arkansas and Fort Scott Railroad, clio
] ses a letter to Judge Blackman, Of Alex
andria, La, by saying: 4 As much az
! believe IN anything In the future, d
j beIievs that If yoar people do their rea
souaJle duty ID the prelnises, you vi
have the qualification of seeing ca,
]: fom Fort Scott roll into your beautifl
little city by 1880. =
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POLLING PLACES
-AND-
COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION.

IN accordance with Act l0i of the session
J. of 1882, the following polling places are
hereby designated, and the following COM
missioners are hereby appointed to conduct
the election TO be holden on Saturday, April
Data, 1886:
Opelousas-At the Court House commits
sieners: E. Sumter Taylor, Theo. Posey and
Anthony Dietlein.
Prairie Laurent-At Wyble's store; com
missioners Ludger Lastrapes, Benoit Wyble
and T. S. Richard.
Bellevue-At school house commissioners
G.. NJ. DAILY, Lucius David and A. Dimmick,
Plaisance-At Evariste Dupre's store COM
missioners: Godefroy Dupre, Valerien Vidrine
and P. 7. Blackshear.
Grand Ceteau-At 81 NJ. Dunbar's store
commissioners: Thsodose Sandval, O'Brien
Elmer and II. M. Dunbar.
Coulee Croche-Near P d. Richards com.
missioners Pierre Woods, Omer Meche and
Emile Leger.
Barrys Landing-At D. P Saizan's; com
missioners: Y. C. Devilliers, Ambrose Valin
gnd Louis MSlaneon
Leonville-At school house; commissioners:
Faustin Richard Numa Robin and Pierre
Mistrick.
Waxia-At school house; commissioners :
L. J. Smith. Louis Bihm and Dr.. j. H. Walker
Negrofoot-At Rosa station, commission
ers: T. A. Hicks, Lucius Thornton and E. w,
Sylvester.
West Melville-At j. s. Satterly,s; commits
sioners; J. S. Satterly, F. A. Dunbar and W.
C. Gordon.
ers e. P. Goodwin, G.. B. Baillio and r. p.
Wilkins.
j Lower Bayou Beuf-At Beggs store com
missioners j. NJ. Edwards, j. NJ. Daniel and
W. Fl. Begg, Jr.
Upper Bayou Beuf-At Louis Stages store;
commissioners Alex. Stagg, OnezIme Savant
and E. C. Milburn.
Old Grand Prairie--At Paul Stages store
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HAAsv1LLE, La, April 5, 1886.

HAAsvILLE, La, April 5, 1886.
Some bad weather has visited US of
late, delaying farm work very much.
The frost and ice on the 31st ult. played
g the deuce with our gardens all
early and tender plants were completely
DESTROYED. Corn that was up suffered
very much, and after day of sun on it
had the appearance of having been
scalded Early potatoes caught the
frost and ice, and at present look very
weak and sickly--in fact, all plants are
injured to some extent. The peaches
we have looked at have the appearance
of being good, but we are not as yet
fully satisfied that the young fruit has
escaped y
Some cotton has been planted, but
those that have not put seed ID the
ground are no doubt the Isest off From
our observation and all that we have
been able to learn about the cotton
plant, it does not grow much until the
warm days come on to force it to grow.
While in Texas few years ago we saw
cotton that was planted the last OF May
that grew off aud matured as good if not
better cotton than that planted earlier
In the season. But planted early or
late, there is no doubt that there will
be enough grown to keep the price OF
the staple down, aud low down at that
That go.ahead farmer and merchant
of Haasyille, Capt. A. NJ Haas, has
seeded down some sig OF eight acres to
red clover as anexperiment. This gem
tleman is introducing some fDe. breeds
ofeattle, and will work gradually into
the production of good beef cattle. We
find many new and improved far N tools
have been introduced this season in this
section of country
Some of the sugar planters along the
Beuf have shipped their sugar by the
barge line this spring. What a pity this
bayou is not kept open the year round ;
it is too fine stream, and drains too
rich scope of country TO be permitted
to fill with debris and choke out navi-
CATION.
A late letter from our friend Mr.. G. b.
of Dallas, Tex, informs US that in spite
of all strikes and boycotts, Dallas and
all parts of North and West Texas ale
in prosperous and fairly good condi-
ton. A letter from Central Texas to us
last week says: g Our wheat stood the
cold winter better than was expected By
many of US. All the farmers here are
Alliance men. Wea growing our OWE
corn, oats, wheat and meats. Our OBJ
iect is to live at home No doubt, i
any State iu the South will make {
homo living it will be the Lone Stal
State" with her small plantations and
diversified farming ILLINOIS
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Probate ooaert, Parish Of St. Landry, No. 1913

Probate Coert, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1893
ESTATE OF MARIE MELINA JEANsoNNE.
Whereas Chas. Victor Guidat of che parish
of ST. Landry, natural tutor IN the above en-.
titled estate, has fled final tableau of said
estate accompanied by his petition praying
for the homologation of the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court bearing date
March 25, 1885,.
Now therefore notice il hereby given to all
ting to said tableau and account, in my of1ce
in the town of 6peiousas, within the time re-
CURED by law, aud to show cause. il any they
may have, why said tableau and account
should not be holnologated and confirmed
JAMES o. CHACHERE,
March q. 1856, Clerk.
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District Court, Parish st. Landry, No. 1866
ESTATE OF CHARLEs TEAL, Sa.
Whereas, Charles Teal, Jr., of the parish Of
St. Landry, administrator of the above
entitled estate, has filed a final tableau and
distribution OF funds of said estate, &C
companied by his petition praying for the ho-
mologation OF the same;
And whereas, notice Of fling Of said position
and tableau has been ordered by IN order
of court bearing date March "a, 1886;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
nersons interested to make opposition to said
tableau, in writing, at my Office In the town
oil Opeleusas, within the time required by law.
why said tabieau should not be homologat-
ed aud confirmed.
80 JAMES o. THACHERE,
Mar. 27. 1886. Clerk.
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Bueklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best saIve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter Chapped
Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin
Eruptious, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, 9r money
refunded Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by NJ. P Young & Co.
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NoTrCE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 47of
ESTATE OF AGLAE DuPLEcHArN
Whereas, Paul Emonet, Of the parish Of
St. Landry. has applied by his petition to
be appointed administrator of the eEtate OF
Agla6 Dupl6chain, widow of Michel Emonet,
both deceased, late Of st. Landry parish
Therefore any person intending 70 make OPP
position to said appointment will file the same
in writing. in my office, in the town OF opel
ousas. within ten days from the present no
tice. JAMES O. CHACHERE.
Anril 2. 1896 Clerk.
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Gordess Plants for Sale

HIVE Of the choicest varieties OF early sum
rsaer CabhaQes IS cts per 100; also Buist's
famous Beauty TOmatos large, sweet aud solld
as an appla-takes first prize everywhere ex.
hibited, and weighs from 70 u lbs, " cents e
per dozen Elephants, pepper, lettuce, &C. &C, @oi,
all correspondingly cheap, Orders lei5 Wild
Mr. Posey will be promptly ATTENDED to.
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ORPHAN BOY, !,

WY SHELBY, dam Ferry, will stand this
u season on my plantation near Moundviile.
Terms, ten dollars in advance. Shelby was
by Mountain Boy, dam a Messenger mare.
Ferrv was by BAIL, dam Osey Willis.
w. A. ROBERTSON.
Pleasant Hill plantation, April 9, 1885.
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RRInKLAYTNa g BUILDING.

vsTfMATES made for aH classes of brick
ktx work and clustering. Brick laid in walls,
chiDoneys and stacks. Brick making and set.
tinr III kiln and burning speciality salts
faction guaranteed. Correspondence solicited.
Give us a trial Address:
Z WRIGHT, Brick Layer,
HaasYiIle P.0., AvoyelIes Par, La.
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NEW GROCERY
Main Street, opposite |. Perrodin's,
April 10, 1886.
OpeIousas.

HAvING just opened new store with a
II fresh stock of goods, I take pleasure in
informing the citizens of Opslousas and vicin-
itv that can offer them such favorable induce.
ments as TO make it to their interest to deal
with me. nv stock is fresh and select, COM
prises staple &c Fancy Groceries.
choice Liquors. Fruits, can goods. ETC., ETC.,
and viii be sold at such Low Prices as to
insure rapid sales and quick renewals. Call
and examine my stock and ascertain prices
and jndge for yourselves,
J. KOSSUTH SANDOI.
OpeIousas. April 10, 1886. 6m
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r. 1t is not work that kills men. 1t is
thinking how they can put in the long
est time on the shortest jobs. That's
what saps the human energies.-san
Francisco Examiner.
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OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

Probate Court, Parish Of ST. Landry, No. 17os
ESTATE or HELoIsE DAIGLE
Whereas Joseph Olivier, Of the parish
Of St. Landry. has applied By his Pc
.tition to be appointed administrator OF tbs
estate of H9lofse Daigie, deceased, late
Of the parish of st. Landry
Therefore, any person intending 70 make op-
position to said appointment Wiil nis sne same
~ sas within ten DAYS from the present notice.
sass JAMES O. EHACHERE,
Mar. q, 1886. Clerk
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Apl 3, 1886.
SHERIFF's SALE.
District Court Parish of 81, Landry, No-l57a6
Arthur Simon, Tutor, VS.. Clement Hebsrt.

Arthur Simon, Tutor, VS.. Clement henefe.
By virtue of an order of seizure and sale ID.
sued out Of the 18th Judicial District Court
in and for the parish Of st. Landry, in the
above entitled and numbered suit, l will
proceed to sell at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House in the town Of 0pelousas. par
ish of ST. Landry, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day of May, 1889, at Ii o'clock A. NJ, the
following described property, to-wit
The undivided thHee-fourths III of certain
sugar plantation situated in St. Landry par;
ish on Bayou Teehe, and known as the High
Oaks Plantation" with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, containing eight hun.
dred superficial arpents more or less, situated
near Leonville, and bounded north BY Bayou
Teche, south by lands of heirs of Castillo and
Marks, east by lands of Napoleon Robin aud
Belisaire Arnaud, and west By lands of Mrs.
G. A. Grevenberg and E6phirin Lemelle, to-
gether with two American mules, one cane
cart and four plows, all attached to said
place.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash.
C. C. DUSON, Sheriff
ApriI TO- So Parish of ST. Landry.
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NToTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Probate Court, Parish of 50. Landry, No 1867
ESTATE OF WILLIAM B. REYsoLDs AND MARY
A. BUCHANAN.
Whereas, Virgil C. Rey nolds Of Size parish Of
St. Landry. has applied by his pstition to be
appointed sadministrator OF the estate OF
William s.. Reynolds and Mary a. Buchanan,
decaased both of. the parish Of st. Landry;
Therefore any person intending 70 make op
positior, to said appointment viii file the sans
in Writing, In ny Office, III the town OF Opelou
sas. within ten days from the present notice.
JAMES o. CHACHERE,
April 10. 1856. Clerk.
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D1ED-At the family residence, in
Opelousas, April 6, 1886, at $50 a: NJ,
Mrs. HELEN MACDONALD, wife of c. N.
Ealer, aged So years, 5 months and IL
DAYS.
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The fish are biting now in our bay
oIls, and pic mics and "frys' will be the
erogfamme for some time to come.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-04-10

Tbs Caddo knight is q new paper
started at Shreveport id behalf of the
Knights Of Labor. Its a n+at'y print
sd igurnal and very ably sustains the
claims and increase of labor organiza
75.7f,f,N
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OF ADMINISTRATIONS

Probate Court, Parish Of 81. Landry, No. 47o5
ESTATE or MARY GARDINER.
Whereas, Emile G. Roger, Of the parish Of
st. Landry, has applied by his petition TO be
annoiuted administrators Of The estate of Mary
Gardiner, deceased, late Of the parish OF st
Landry
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position to said appointment will file thesame
In writing, in my office, in the town of Opelous
sas. within ten days from tho present notice.
JAMES O. CHAGHERE,
4...;g Il aaG4 Clerk
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The knights of Labor have appealed
to the workmen of the world, in their
grievance against Jay Gould, the rail-
road king.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-04-10

Crabs, oysters and fish at Vilaseca's
eyery Friday and Sunday.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-04-10

The new ticket = and administra-
i've reform both got badly left last
Mopday--tlle latter We hope not quite
- badly as tile former.
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Fish are very cheap in our market
now. The fisherman's horn can be
heard 90 every Wednesday and Friday
mornings
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We have received two copies of The
Whitewater Register, published Al
Whitewater, Walwartll Co, Wisconsin,,
wiIicil, like most of the Western joufn7
aIs, isably edited and replete with "
xisd and nevsy items and local i,telli-
eRnee.
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a. bin has passed the House If Repre-
sasatives ID Congress giving Il pension
IL rs per month to the Mexican war
seterails, or their widows. There y M
doubb of It's becoming q law. and no
.Iistiuetion will be made In the el,tims
sf northern Oh southern veterans
The Opelousas courier., 1886-04-10

PERsoNAL.- Mr. Francois Sensat of
painte aux -Loups gave our Office cali
III Iast Thursday morning. The old
Democratic veteran vas looking hale
NH llenity.
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Pnpabottes are being killed by the
dozens now by our sportsmeD The
hiFlls are quite geutle and in good con
aifion for eating.
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BApTIsT SERVICES There will be
eyfraI services held at the Baptist
jllnrcll, beginning Friday evening, 7:30
0cIoch 10TH inst. Rev G. w. Tom
HES. Corresponding Secretary Of the
Louisiana Baptist state Convention
wiII conduct the meetings The ser
vices will be continued 80 long as
favorable circumstances permit. Tho
inside finish of the building is just com
pgetesl The public ~ now cordially
invited to attend.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-04-10

Printed plaeards Of nntiee to trespass
srs. for sale at this office. 25c. per
dozen; 81, 50 per loo.
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Wa advise our planters 10 raise some
injllet aud sorghum This il the nanth
l5r planting THESE cereals which yield
Is abunfiantly aud with 50 little labor,
ard Is Il capital food for all kinds of
stock and fowls
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TO LICENSE PAYERS.

n AM now prepared to collect State and
Parish Licenses for 1886. Please come
forward and pay by the 18th Of April, to
avoid costs. g. z. DUSON,
Sheriff and Collector.
April 2. 1856.
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cali tile attention Of our readers
iii the advertisement of Mr. j. x. San
doz, Who has opened j first class gfn-
zsIS atoge on Main street opposite ] /.
Perradiu's. He has on hand 4
IaiI aelected stock of fresh, staple and
siiey groceries, which he praposes 20
zaII IL cheap as the cheapest, cofnprls.
ilk everything choice iii the eating and
asfnkfng lire ssiell lis hams, shoulders.
Hour meal. hnfter, cheese, &c, and
I0e wif1pe, liquors. cigars, &e. Give
ainI cali and Inspect liis stock and
hsicae.
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The verdict at the polls Inst Monday
Tl,sper;stns II inspsrio Este psgpststa
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Bic CANE, La, April 9th, 1886.

BIG CANEy La 4 pEii 0tti, loco.
EDITOR COURIER
1t is stated in last weeks COURIER
that Il proposition had been made BY
Washington to join hands with Rayne
on the Courthouse question. Now If
this question is to be settled by Il vote
of the people, Big Cane will certainly
have q voice in the matter, the lmpor-
tance Of which cannot BE- ignored, and
j hope that 0pelousas will see the pro-
priety Of taking her views into serious
consideration.
Big Cane has these propositions to
make both to Opelousas and TO Rayne
lst Let 0peluusas still retain
Courthouse.
I'd. Let 0pelousas consent to give
portion of the territory of st. Landry to
form new parish with Rayne as the
parish seat, as suggested by Washing
ton.
Sd. Let 0pelousas also agree to give
up another portion of the territory Of
ST. Landry ID the Dorthern part to form
a new parish with the southern portloa
of Ayusslles The parish seat to be
determined by u vote OF the people after
parish Ii;ss been formed.
IF 0esiausas aud Rayne will agree to
this arrangement there will be no diff
Guilty iii effecting IT, But if 0pelousas
persists IN trying 10 hold tue parish OF
Sc, Landry intact, with the Courthouse
ID that place, and iii making the issue
between her and Washington, IN that
event, tile vote of Big Cane will be cast
ID favor of the Washington Rayne
proposition. BIG CANE.
The strike on the Missouri Pacific
terminated IN blooashed at Fort Worth,
Texas. on last Saturday two OF the
law officers being killed, and several
Others being wounded in the sheriff7s
posse and among thestrikers. The col
Iision occurred on account OF the rail-
road company trying TO start out
freight train under protection OF the
law officers. Elsewhere the strike
seemed to be declining with view oi
arbitration between the knights o.
Labor and the railroad authorities, and
the blockade III freights at every poIni
has been virtually broken BY aresnmp-
tion Of trains all along the line. It 4
to be- hoped that the difficulty will bs
effectually settled by peaceab!e arbi-
tration, aud that violence will not bs
resorted to la future disagreements be,
tween laborers and employers Mol
Inv is To be diacountenanced IN tn
settlement or decision of any question
! They should be adjudicated by lega
methods only, or elBe they commit
greater wrong 70 right 9 lesser one.
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VOL. x x XIII.
OPELOUSAS

sasss
stftJ.aDsf. : APRIL 10, 1896.
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al large cotnmIttee, composed OF nine-
teen business meu, lawyers and citizens
Of @ 0pelousas, attended a mass meeting
af tile citizens held lit Rayne on last
Saturday which bad convened fol the
,,strpose of Discussing u division of the
parish, al,d ii removing tile parIsli site
te Washipgtd.s A large aId Iepte-
ssia satiFe committee WAS also present
ft,.nl Washington We learn that there:
ss.ss Il large sssseAbiage nl the people
ffans the surrounding country, rild that
tlas fn., questions were fully aud ably
discussed Us tie eontendiug coinIllt-
tees But az Washington had decidedly
Hi. weakest ride of the question, Il is
said that 0peiousas carried the day in
debate and convincing arguments.
While the 0pelousas committee cor
viHced the people Of Rayne that our
town was perfectly willing to assist
Rayne iil forming d new parish and TO
grant the needed territory, they also
ssonyincesi shenl Of the right, tue policy,
and economy of letting the seat ct pare
eI1ial government Of st. Landry remain
where IL vas in 0pelousas. Sheriff
ousolr gave the audience b sound ard
nraetieal speech on the subject, which
had strong weight with the people who
had known him from bis childhood
sVe believe that the people Of Rayfa
viii he with lis on this subjects
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e we're storms and floods Of rain ! lslt-
e.l several Dc the States during tho lat
ter part Of last week. oyerloWiilg fIv-
ers. destroying large amount of prop
erty. and on some of the streams sever
ii persons we're drowned BY the rapid
iy rising aaters Tie upper tribata-
ties Of the Mississippi were higher than
s!xer known for FEARS, and many eiIles
ia towns we're more Or less aslbmergeu
III inundafion AID gTerflow of flis
Mississippi Is threatened, but the levees
ars reported To be II xcelieiat censll,
ion e resist tIle pressure of faI
rIFer