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kept by Mr.N. Quatrevaux, situatedsin the
Town of 0peleusas, boundedon the North By
property Of ]. r. Yiou, onthe South by.BeI.
lefue Street, On the West by Main Street
and on the East BY Union Street, consisting
of q Lot of Ground, a good Dwelling House,
large house suitable for hotel, Stable and
other out buildings.
Ga2zditaoas One third of the purchase
money payable in six months, from day of
sale !; one third in eighteen months, and one
third in two years and half. Purchaser
furnishing his notes with sufficient security,
to the satisfaction of whom the right, and the
property remaining specially mortgaged to
vendor until full payment of capital and in
terests at per cent per annum, from time
due until paid.
EyTE. DERAILLON, Auctsogeer.
Opelousas, April 18th, 1854.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

= 81 ME undersigned, Collector Of the Statt
Taxes. for tie years 1851, 1859 and
1858. viii remain At bis Office, in OpeIonsas
during twenty consecutive days after the 20tl
Of April instant. for the purpose of reaeiyina
taxes from those who may not have availed
themselves ofthe opportunity offered to them.
Alter the 9th Of May next all taxes viii
be collected with costs
y. j. DAVID. SheyiidF ana
ColIect0y of Iuzes
Opelousas. April 18th, Is5z
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VHs0sEt6asgfoaa. (E1o,.;sSG,,,y.

UST from New Orleans, informs hi.
e. friends and the public in general. thai
he has received a complete assortment o1
Suaanaer Gods, for ladies' and gentlemen
Barge, Jaconets, and Calicoes dresses, Silk
Drilling Hats, and large assortment ofready
made clothing for gentlemen, plantation goods
Shoes, which he offers at reduced prices and
to the satisfaction of those who viii honor
him of their confdence.-Also fine assort-
ment Of Grocery, grockery &c.
Beet Hides. Wool. TalloW and Wax
are bought by the undersigned, at the highest
prices.
j. REaIY VIOU.
Washington, Apri1 9Th. 1854.
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GLAss.GRNpfRs CEMEsT.-- Melt pitch, and add
thereto oneourth ofits weight each of finely
ed wood-ashes and hard tallow. This Is for coarse
work whilst grinding but composition for that of
lighter description consists of four pounds of black
resin, to whchis added apound'each of beeswax and
whiting, previously heated red-hot and still warm;
or shellac melted andapped to the pieces previously
warmed
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Estate Of Marguerite Richard.

Y NHE purchasers at The uecessional sale
ofthe late Marguerite Richard, deeeas-
ed vie Of Pierre Thibodeau are hereby M
formed that The lliirst payment Of said sale Is
due on the 18th april instant, and unless the
same ls paid at ny dOniciI without delay,
suit will be brought against the creditors.
LEON THTBODEAU,
ssasinistr1toy.
ooulee Croshe. st Landry, April 18th.
1854 81
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Take Notice.

a MEETING Of the creditors of the Es
u tate of James Hargroyes, deceased
will take place on Saturday, the 29th dag
Of Apral, before William Mouton, Notary
Public, athis Office, III the Town Of Washing.
ton. The hour for meeting is u clock, NJ.
and the object Of It, is to FIX the terms of sale.
STEPHEN n. QUIRK,
Administrator.
Washington, April 18th, 1854
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No. 90.
SnEhIEEIS SALE,
SIATE OF LOUISIANA

Laurent Dupve S ais. adnrs IS. Adolphe Richard
District Cour:.-Parish Of ST. La1dry:--No. 707s
7trtre ofan order Of seizure issued out Of TIA
- District Court. in and for the Parish of St.
Landry and to me directed In the above entitled
suit, wd be exposed to Public sale for Cash at the
Court House of this Parish on Saturday the 9th
day of May 1854, commencing at the hour of II
o'clock A. NJ. and continuing from day to day, if
necessary, all the right title, interest and demand
OF :AIdoiphe Rchard in and to the following des-
erlbed property to wit:
Charles, negro boy aged about 25 years, Victoire,
negro woman aged about Is Years and her three
children, viz: Evariste. negro-bov aged about 5
years Fctorine. negro-gir aged about three wears,
Hllalre, negro-hoy aged about months.
e, J. B; DAVID, Sheriff
sheriff's office ST. Landry, April 1st, 1854
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ID a. -

n HE undersigned have formed co-part-
u nership and will carry on the business
at the old stand. where viii always be found
well selected assortment Of Drugs Medi.
eines. Paints Oils, Glass, Glass " are, Patent
Medicines. Peffumery, Stationery, &c, &c,
to which they invits the attention gf their
friends. Prescriptions carefully compound
ed at all hours by an experienced Druggist
2. LE0SCE HEBRARD.
81 JAMES A. LEE.
Opeiousas, April 9th, 1S54.-3m.
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~ THE undersigned respectfully
inform their friends and the pub
bic Of 81. Landry, that they have Just opened
Oh Main street between Grolee and North
streets. T neH Dry Goods and Grocery store,
which they will sell at very moderate prices.
They claim share of public patronage.
DESBREsT & LAT0UR.
Opelousas, April 18th, Ia54.--33t.
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SnERIFF'S SALE,
STATE OF LOUISTAvA

! STAI'E OF LOUISIANA.
Emelie Chacher6, widow B. B. Martel vs.. B,iant
Hutchings,-JQstdces Court,-st, Laadry,-No s.
ID virtue Of writ of execution issued out Of the
- Magistrates Court i'll and for the Parish of St.
Landry, and to me directed in the above entitled suit
will be exposed to Public Sale, for Cash, at the
Court House of this Parish On Saturday, the eth day
OF May 1854, commencing at the hour of Il o'clock,
A. ~. and continuing from day to day if necessary.
all the right title interest and demand of Brarit
Hutchings i'll and to the following described property,
to wit:
A certain Mulatto woman, named Marianne, aged
about 28 or % years. and her child Marguerite aged
about years. 50. .-=.. =
=, J. B. DAVID, Sheriff:
sherif's Office, st. Landry, April lst, 1854.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Estate Of Mrs. Il. D. Grimball, deceased.
SHE public are hereby informed that
- there will be offered at public sale, to
the highest and last bidder, by the undersign-
ed, administrator, at the store of %. Levy,
at Big Cane, in this Parish, on
Mondoy, 24th april instant, 1854,
the following described property, belonging
to the estate of the late Mrs Ell. e. Grimball,
deceased to-wit -- -
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GOMsToCK Nerve and Bone Linimens. war.
" ranted to cure Rheumatism, Gout, Stiff Joints
Weak Limbs, &C.. &c.-Dr. Kline's Tooth-ache
Drops for the instantaneous cure of Tooth ache
AzoF's Turkish Oriental Wine, the great remedy
for General Debility, Weakness. Dyspepsia, &c
Nothing can equal il as Diet Drink in this eli
mate. Comstock's Family Ambitious Pulls, for
the cure of all Bilious Affections All of the above
named articles, for sale only by
HEBRARD & LEE.
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Nor sIow.-There Is progressive chap around
Philadelphia, who liEes bg his wits, and from their
quality. we guess be won't sfarve soon On rainy
day, be goes boldly into bar room, or BARRIERS
shop and sezing upon the first umbrella at hand, he
very angrily says:
Al found it. D. pretty note to 20 and steal
smaa's umbrella in that wayl' and away ha goes
- The ether day be marched up to geaflemen in
Chestnut street and grabbing at The unbsela ii his
hand, aays ~
as hats nine air; where lid you get it p
It'll beg pardon says the man, ii was loaned 10
day byan acquaintance 1t Is yours take ii,
tMines of course II Il ar r says Diddler and he
esCok ii Hell %.
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w OOL & HIDES.

MR.. IL. COURET viii continue 70 uurcbase
w Beef Hides. He buys also War and 1aLo,g.
when they are brought at his residence, in Ope-
iousas. where he pays, as usual, cash
He Will also buy all the Wool Of this Parish and
surrounding Parishes where men will be sent on
the plantations to shear the sheep; he will also
go at the planters residence who has some for sale
to claim the preference He will pay from 20 to 80
cents per sheep according to the quality of the
wool
!. Many persons knowing Mr. Couret,s LOYALTY in
business transactions. viii find their advantage in
granting him the preference
Opelousas, February llfh 1s54--f2t
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s t The posFer man Is themore necessity there
ia Of being honest IA rich knave may, perhaps pros
per for time, III worldly affairs; but peor knaTe
win hax@ as little credit as cash. and will not only
eaEEeF bat deserve all the evils which poverty can
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70 REssoTE GLASS FROM OLD EAsHEs. American
potash three pafta md one par lime lay
i on both sides h stcl and let II rsEain twenty
cpF hours; he putty win then be soft enough 10 cs,s
ont easlTs
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Public Sale.

| Estate of Francis Little, deceased.
| MSY virtue of an authorization from the
- District Court, in and for the Parish
of Rapides to me directed, I will offer for
sale, at public sale, to the last and highest
bidder, before the Court House door, in the
Town of 0pelousas, on
Saturday, 29th, April inst, 1854,
the following gdescribed property, belonging to
the succession of Francis Little, deceased
late Of the Parish Of Rapides, to wit :
4 CERTAIN
g1sacf uf na ogm =
situated on the West bank of Bayou Bnuf in
the Parish of st. Landry. bounded on the
upper side BY lands of widow Garrigues, on
the lower side by lands of Green Hudspeth,
West by Bayou Crocodile, and fronting on
Bayou Boeuf. containing about six hundred
arpents, more or less.
Terms and Conditions PAYABLE in
twelve months credit, from the day of sale
Purchaser furnishing his note with satisfacto
y security, and vendors privilege, and mort
gage on the land sold reserved, to secure pay
nent of capital and interests which NAV ac-
rue thereon, at per cent from maturity.
J.. b. DAVID,
Sheriff of the Parish of ST. Laadyv.
Opelousas april 10Th, 1854.
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tslQfs II os1esrow, within tie enclosure of
eaT ~ yard the slave Sam, belonging q hle Gre
gore Bcdn, viii be called pon 10 expiate the crime
(which be has been fpsnd of haFit.r assarI.
led with dangerous weapons with intent to kill. Mr
Yaliare R6bEaand, BIS 6gesseer.
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TEE COURIER.
Official JOafnal OF the Parish of st. Landry

PUBLISHED on SATURDAY BY
JOEL q. SANDgZ 4. ANDREW MEYNIER. .
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PlsLLn SALE.

SHE public are hereby informed tha
:, Il there will be sold, at public sale, to th
last and highest bidder, by duly commits
stoned auctioueer, at the Court House oflhi
Parish on
Saturday, 9Th day Of Nag,
1854, the following described property, be
longing to Arthenise Prudhonme, wife o.
Stanislas Fremont, to-wit:
4 certain Property,
situated in the Town Of Opelousas, consist
ing Of t Lots of Ground, with all the Houses,
Buildings aasa Improvements thereon,
fronting on Union Street and adjoining on
the North the property upon which resides
A. Ross Hawkins.
= IR 2 CT OF LIND,
situated in the Parish of St. Landry, adioin-
ing on one side the land belonging to the Ope-
lousas Catholic Church, and in the other side
By land Of Stanislas Fremont, containing
arpents and 3-100 Of arpent, more or less.
LOT no. DO,
inthe Louaillier addition of the Town of Ope-
lousas, fronting on the West by Butchers
Street and bounded on the North by jose
phine Dayy, having one hundred and nine
teen feet and sixty-three hundredths front,
BY one hundred and sixty-nine feet and sixty
hundredths in depth
LOT NO. 81,
in the Louaillier addition of the Town of
Opelousas, bounded on the East by Butchers
Street, and on the West by Louis Frilot
having one hundred and nineteen feet and
sixty-three hundfedths front by one hundred
and seTenty-two feetin depth.
LOT NO. 19,
n the Louaillier addition of the Town of
Opelousas. /
LOT NO. 70, /
n the Louailier addition of the Town of
)pelousas.
Conditions - Payable at one and two i
ears credit, from the day of sale; purchasers !
their notes. in solido with personal
ecurity, atthe satisfaction of the undersign- c
q, and the Lots remaining specially mort
aged until final payment of the principal
nd interests
EUGENE WARTELLE, Agent.
0pelousas, April 18TH 1854.
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SATURDAY. APRIL 22d, 1854.
CONDITIONS.

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All the advertisements will be inserted in french
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A liberal deduction made on advertisements in
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No advertisement or subscription win be stopped
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of the publishers.
Noelection tickets or otherjobs printed without
the money the person ordering them to be print
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Ten dollars inadyance will invariably be required
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ANEGRO-WOMAN A

and her two children; said nego-woman is
good cook and good field hand
A Mule Cart & Gentle Mules.
Conditions.-Pa Payable at one, tNo and
three years credit, beginning On the 1st day
of March, 1855; purchasers furnishing good
personal security, at the satisfaction Of the
administrator. ...- .R
SAMUEL f. SCOTT.
% AaagazaStrator.
Opelousas, April 9Th, 1854.
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PUBLIC SALE,

By the undersigned. Public Auctioneer,
IN. and for the Parish af ST. Landrg.
n Nh p public ARE herebJ informed that
q there viii be offered for sale, at public
sale, to the last and highest biader, on the
premises, at Washington, in this Rafish, on
Tuesday, the 25th April next-l s54,
the following described property, belousiag
to the late Lucinda Monroe, deceased wife Of
Holmes Graham. to.Wit
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ANGAIIS CEzS M4NDMAIW BkdFS
Ii those who are interested are hereby
- notified that the undersigned is now
ready to issue State Licences for the year
1864, for trades, professions or occupations.
B. DAVID. Collector.
OpaIouaas April 18th, I254-3t.
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YNSHE public are hereby informed tha:
u there will be sold, at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by duly commits
stoned auctioueer, at the Court House oflhis
Parish on
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lSatsraGg, 18th Aprik s54.--The Board met pur-
suant to adourninent-Present Mr.. Richard Presi.
dent; aessrs Ealer Hollier dls, Heynier, Mornhin-
veg and Perraut
The minutes of the last meeting red and con-
Cured in.
On motion Of Mr. Meynier, ResolFed that the
Board proceed to elect Treasurer.
Mr. Hollfer nominated 0nler Lareur-and there
being no other nomination. it was
On motion of Mr. Ealer, Resolved. unanimously,
that 0meg Latour be and is appointed Treasurer Of
ne Town OF opeoasas. for the year ending second
On motion Of Mr.. Ealers Resolved that the Treasr.
Ter is authorized to purchase new Journal and Led
ger, for the use Of his Office
M-. Meynier moved that committee OF three
members be appointed to examine the situation of
the streets and bridges in the th ward and report to
the Board what repairs are required therein
Mr. Ealer moved that the same committee be ciarr
ed with the examination of the whole Town. and re-
port as required Mr. Meyaier having accepted the
motion Of Mr. Ealer It Has
Resolved that committee of three members be
appointed to examine into the situation Of the streets
and bridges throughout the Town and report where
and what repairs are necessary.
The President appointed Nsssrs. Meynier, Ealer
and Mor.hinFeg as the committed
On motion Of Mr.. Meynier, Resolyed that COM
Eaitsee Of three members be appointed TO examine
and report by ordinance otherwise as to the best
times with fresh meat, at reasonable price The |
President appointed Messrs Meynier, Perranlt and /
Eornhiayeg, AZ the committee.
- On mosioa of Mr.. Meynier Resolved that COM
mittee Of three members be appointed to examine the
existing Patrol Law aud to report such amendments
taereo Is IN their opinion may be necessary to car
~ ysaid Law into effect The President appointed
Aesas Perrault, Heller fls, and Ealer IS tie com
rnttee
The President presented SEo accounts; one ofi
Theodose S. Robin as Justice Of the Peace for three
dollars, and the other, Of Joseph Andrus as Deputy
Sheffd, for two dollars har Saa III the case of
the Town vs.. Joseph Gfadenigo, hi selling meat at
his house, out Of market hours, lsee article $50 of
law 10, 1881.
Onmotioa Of Mr. Monhinveg, Resolved that said
so accounts be raid on fling with the Clerk anead-
I'd accounts, Ii conformity to Law.
Un motion Of Mr. Ealer, amended by Mr. MornhiD-
yegs ResolVed that the amount of the bond to be
glxsn By the Treasurer, shall be fifteen hundred dol
slars q 5ssss
~ on motion Of Mr. Mornhinveg, Resolved that the
sanoant of the bond to be given BY the Town Cons
table and Collector, shall be two Thousand dollars
On neti0n Of Mr. Ealer. Resolved that the Clerk {
be authorised to purchase such stationary as may be
lreQuiredfar the use oftie Beard and his Office 81
On motion ofAr. Ealer, the Board adjourned until
shs 29th instant, ut O'CLOCK, r.. M.
S. RICHARD, President
Gur H. Bell, Glerk
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Seer. 9.--Be 1t further enacted, &c. That the
State Engineer be and he is hereby authorised to
cause said contract to be published on or before fine
fifteenth day Of April next tI554}, in the manner
aforesaid. Aas z-s5 8
sEcT. r0.-Be it further enected, &c, That this
act take effect from and after its passags,
April 18th, 1884 Jim.
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NE w STORE.

Washington, April 18th, 1851
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LICE Ess !T1TFsTsyf,Fsss.

CHS. THOMPSON
Opelousas. March 25th, 1864.
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Saturday, 9th day Of Nag,
4 certaiEa Property.

situated in the Town Of Opelousas, consist
ing Of t Lots of Ground, with all the Houses,
Bu1ldings ind Improvements thereon,
fronting on Union Street and adjoining on
the North the property upon which resides
A. Ross Hawkins,
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a CT or M.

situated in the Parish of st. Landry, adjoin,
ing on one side the land belonging to the Ope-
lousas Catholic Church, and in the other side
by land Of Stanislas Fremont, containing
arpents and 3-100 of arpent, more or less.
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ohtI. DE II iEHeF enaCteu, &C., Thai eaid.
commissioners shall let out to the lowest bidder the
performance of said contract after giving thirty ays
notice Of the time and place, in two newspapers, to
wit the Louisiana Courier and the Opelousas Coulier
said adjudication to take place at the house of Mrs.
Robbin, on the Atchafaaya River on the first day of
June next 1859 between the hours of 10, A. M.,
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0pelousas, April 18th, 1854.
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