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Stale of Louisiana4
DIsTR1cT CoURT, NJ ~gox
Parish Of st. Landry. mo- 1854

pe19sa R,zre'ss 81 s.! oGsnp, Haaa,y. No. 1884:
Estate of Jean Portals Castillo.
a URELIEN BROUssARD, of the
- Parish of Lafayette, Administrator ot
the Estate of Jean Portals Castillo, deceased
late of the Parish of St. landry, having filed
a Tableau of classification Of the debts Of said
Estate, accompanied by petition praying
that tie same may be homologated-And
whereas the prayer Of said petition has beer
granted by order Of this Court dated 31st Oc
tober 1856;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested, to make opposition, if any they have
within thirty days from the date hereof, why
said Tableau should not be homologated anc
the Administrator authorized to pay accord
ing to the classification therein contained
A. GARRIG UES, Clerk,
Opelousas, November 3, 1855.s~a,
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Mercantile Cards. sc.
SHWAESTX A., KAUFMAN.
npET0TTCAS

HEAVE just received by the last boats a
- complete assortment of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods, comprising mostly Silks
Bareges, Ginghams, Jaconats, Swiss muslins,
plain and embroidered, Curtains, embroi-
dered and damasked, Shoes for ladies', gentle
men, boys and negroes, ready made clothing,
Hats of all kinds, Saddlery, Hardware, Cut
lery, all of which they will sell as low as any
store of the place, and upon favorable condi-
tions.
They respectfully solicit share Of the pub
lie patronage.
March 31st., 1855.
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state Of Eotttatalra

o@%ks&t W a%
DISTRICT 1s:!:5 1c 2, GoURT 15 No. 1910.
Estate of Charles Thienemann, deceased.
T UCIUSJ DUPRE, of the Parish Of
Id st, Landry, Administrator Of the Els.
tate of the late Charles Thienemann, de.
ceased, late of the Parish of ST. Landry
having fled Tableau Of final settlement and
distribution of said Estate, accompanied by
petition, praying that the same may be
homologated And whereas the prayer ot
said petition has been granted by an order ot
Court, dated 18th October, 1855.
Therefore. notice is hereby given to all in
terested, to make opposition, if any they have
within thirty days, from the date hereof why
said Tableau should not be homologated, anc
the Administrator discharged from all further
liabilities as such, and his bond cancelled
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk
Opelousas, October Goth, 1855.
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SnERlEE,S SALE,

STATE OF LCULSIANA.
Andre DeshoteI, ex., &c. District Court,
vs. Parish of ST. Landry,
Dominique c. sittig, No. 1928.
10y virtue of writ of plu. fl. fa., Issued
80 in the above entitled suit, by the Dis
trict Court in and for the Parish of ST. Landry, ant
to me directed, will be exposed at public sale, fo
cash, at the Court House Of this Parish on Saturda,
the lst day Of December, 1856, commencing at th'
hour Of II o'clock, A. NJ, and continuing from da
to day, if necessary all the right title, interest AM
demand of Dominique G, sttig, in and to the follow
ing described property, to wit:
One square of ground, situated in the Town @
Washington, bounded North by D&jean street, sout
by Dupre street, East by Q; Hnekley's property an
West by Bridgsuches, &c. lis ofFrens Is =,
= slibeTales ct 4 des prix modSres. /.
shent! s GENIN, POIRET 4 Go.
1T Eovembre, 1855.
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FOR SALE.

a large number of Desks, benches, bed.
IA steads, &c, for a school. Apply at
the office of this paper.
Opelousas, December Odd, 1854.
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Household Furniture.
UAll the above described property will
be sold in lump.
Terms and Conditions '-Twenty thou.
sand dollars, payable cash, five thousand
dollars payable at the end of March 1857,
fifteen thousand dollars payable at the end
of March 1858, and four other payments OF
ten thousand dollars each, payable at the end
of March 1859, 1860, 1861 and 1862, and
the balance, if any, cash with the vendors
privilege, on the plantation and slaves, the
notes to be given for the several instruments,
payable in New Orleans, in one of the Banks
of said city, where the purchaser shall make
his domicil; the sugar house being insured
in one of the Insurance Companies of this
city, for no Hess than ten thousand dollars,
and the policy to be transferred to the ven-
doris; and in case of non payment of any of
the notes, the same bearing interest at eight
per cent per annum till paid The bill of
sale at the expense of purchasers
J. B. DAVID, Sheriff ~
s. ofthe Parish Of st. Landry
Opelousas, October 18th, 1855.
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GEORGE RAINIER, Public Crier

Il ESPECTFULLY offers his services to the
Il q public of st. Landry and surrounding Par
ishes All orders can be addressed to him, at Ver-
millonvllle, Parish of Lafayette.
Lafayette. November 4, lS54-1y.
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EIGHT SLAVES.

among which are two good cooks, washers &
ironers.
One lot ofhorscs, mares and mules,
80 heads Of Vachery cattle, one
sulky, one baroucAe and harness,
ajack and good many other arti-
cles too tedious to mention.
Terms anil Conditions One third of
the purchase money payable on the first day
of April 1886, one third on the first day of
April 1857 and the last third payable on the
first day of April 1858; each instaIment to
bear eight per cent interest per annum, from
its maturity until paid: purchasers to give
their notes for each instalments, with good
personal security, bound in solido with them,
and the slaves to remain specially mortgaged
until full and entire payment of said notes,
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Opclousas, October 10th, 1855
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0BAOU1hhAo
MI RT3TsE CUTTER,

ST.-MARIINS VILE, LA.,
u "a AS constantly on hand fine assort-
Z En- ment of Italian Marble, of the finest
quality, for Tombs, &c. Persons in want of
such works will please send their orders to
him, in St. Martinsville, OR to the editors Of
the Opclousas Courier.
He warrants all his foundations.
St. Martinsville, January 9th, 1855.-1y.
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HnHEs EzHnzE!!

YESTIE undersigned having bought stone
for the fabrication of lime in Pine
Prairie, informs the public that he has now
On hand, 1000 barrels of lime, equal in quail
ity, If not superior, to the celebrated lime Of
Tholnasfown. which he viii sell cheap, and
that he will continue the trade ON a large
scale. CHARLES IUTz.
Pine Prairie. JANUARY, 9th, 1855.
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VIII. A. M0RIARTV, Public Crier.
I'D EsPECTFULLY offers his services to the citi-
IA zens of St. Landry and surrounding Parishes.
All orders can be left to him, in Opelousas, or to
Sandoz & Meynier, Opeiosssns Courier's Office.
Opelousas, November 25th, 1S54-1y.
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OPEL OusAS FEMALE ACADEMY

NsE5 r: & MRs. HOY, with The assistance
W. of Miss Hoy and NINE. DE ST.. ANGE,
will open on the 18th of March, in the Town of
Opelousas, First Class School, where the practi-
cal as well as the ornamental branches OF female
give thorough instruction in the English, French,
German and Italian Languages, also Music Lessons
on the Piano and Guitar, Drawing, Painting Trans
fering, French Embroidery in Silk Chenille and
Worsted plain Needle Work, Calesthenies, Deport-
ment, Dancing, Equitation. The Principal hopes
with the assistance of able Teachers, and the ad-
vantage pupils will desire. from constant personal
care to the patronage of the inhabitants of
Opelousas and vicinity.
Terms per session oftwenty-one weeks, payable
one half in advance the balance on the middle of
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Public Sale.
Estate of Louise Henry, widow Of Celestin
LaVergne, deceased.

IL gEDkHC SGa 8Ce
Estate Of Louise Henry, widow Of CelestiE
| LaVergne, deceased.
FTVI1Il public are hereby informed thai
/ Il there will be sold to the last and highest
bidder, by the undersigned, at the last resi-
dence of the deceased, in Bellevue, in the
Parish of St. Landry, on
Monday, 18th of November next,
1855, the following described property, be.
longing to the community between the heirs
of Louise Henry, deceased, widow of Celestin
Layergne, to wit
ggsss3 SsGAW gAp pSgDN q
and the improvements thereon erected.
EIGHT SKsA Yes.
of both sexes and different ages
Three pairs work oxen, one lot OF
gentle horned cattle, gentle hor-
ses and mules, an ox-cart, aratory
utensils, &c.
Co7aditioaas One third payable on the
first of April next, 1856, the second third on
the first of April 1857, and the last third on
the first of April 1858. Purchasers furnish
ing securities to the satisfaction of the under.
signed, and the payments, at each date, are
to be made at the domicil of one or the other
of said agents. in Bellevue
II. G. LAVERGNE, ,
VAUCHERE BOUTTE, Ase'''S'
Opelousas, October Goth, 1855.
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judicial Sale s. sc.
Public sale.

WN7 ILL be sold at Public Auction, on
w IWesday 20M Norcnbcr nett
1855, at the late residence of Eugene War
telle, deceased the following described pro
pcrty, to wit:
JANL3, mulatto-woman, aged about 35
years, first rate washer and ironer, being the
undivided property of said deceased.
Also the following, being tho property in
community between the children Of said de-
ceased and Marie Eulalie Evelina Debaillon,
his surviving widow, consisting in
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Judicial Sales. &c.
Public Sale

ESTATE OF JACQUES LEOPOLD ROCQuET, DE'D,
EDY virtue of an order, from the Honor.
- able the Third District Court of New
Orleans bearing date the 21st. September,
1855, and to me directed, through Hon. J.
FL, Kennedy, Judge of said Court, I will offer,
at public sale, to the last and highest bidder,
on the plantation hereinafter described, on
Bayou Teche, in this Parish, on
Wednesday, 18th November next,
the following described property, belonging
to the Estate of the late Jacques Leopold
deceased, to-wit
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DISTRICT COURT NJ 7k-o
Parish of st. Lassdrv, A'o' '"'o'
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FOR SALE.

Opelousas, October goth, 1855.
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Valuable Law Eo0Izs.


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WAsHNoroN, Jan. 10, 1855.

To the Hon P S. BRooKs THos. L. CLINoMAN
WIN SAITH and JOHN MCQUEEN
GENTLEMEN: It gives me pleasure to comply with
your request and state in writing the lnior-
nation have been enabled to give you, touching
the settlement Of Kansas Territory, and its adapt
edness to slave labor and to present tie consldea
lions which induce me to say, without hesitation,
il will be q slayecolding State. do this with
more pleasure. because find gross errors common
IL prevailing in relation to that Territory circulated
TOO, in some instances, q would hope, through mis-
conceptiou) by Southern men, who ought to be
better informed.
am gratifed to learn from you that there IS SO
general desire among the people OF the South to
know the truth, and | shall be more than repaid if
/ can be a means of enlghtening them. For the
sake of convenience, will reply to your enquiries
separately
/ WI Kansas be a S7aoehol3irg Slate7
answer without hesitation, it will. Though
citizen of Missouri yet residing on the border o.
Kansas hayenacessarily felt deep interest IN the
decision Of this question, and have watched anxi.
ously the progress Of the struggle which las been
going on in that Territory. A residence Of nearly
seventeen years in Missouri had, believed, enabled
me to form reliable opinion TO the class Of popu-
Iation which would naturally and permanently &C.
cupy Kansas. l admit, however, l was somewhat
alarmed, when saw our Southern friends seeming
ly ready to surrender it, deferred by the declare
ton Of those on whom they were accustomed to
reIy that at was not adapted to slave labor,
while at the same time, Abolitionists were organ
ling their companies with millions of capital, TO
nolonze that Territory. Yet never despsiredl l
still declared that though sent out, they could not
remain; they could not live in the 'praries l can
now refer you to the result of the late election for
delegste, az evidence conclusive Of the correctness
Of my opinion.
Igiyethe vote in detail, as it is important to
direct your attention TO the vote Of certain dis
tricts
OFFICIAL RETUESs-Cf an Election toT Delegate
to the House Of Representatives, Of the URIea
States held in tie Territory OF hasas, on tie
bah NJ N,rsyylor 1874
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Public Sale
OF THE HANDSOMEST RESIDENCE SITE
ON THE n. N c. RAILROAD!

WE will sell at public auction at the Court House ia
w Nashville at II o'clock. A. NJ, on SATURDAY,
the 27TH DAY OF JANUARY. very desirable Tract
oC Land containing one hundred acres situated about
twelve miles from Nashville the Nashville and Chata
nooga Railroad having the hands0mest BUILDING SITE
between Nashville and MurfresbOrO about half the land
timbered. Also Comfortable Dwelling, with three or
four rooms orchard and several excellent springs, and
will make delightful summer retreat for persons who
wish 10 be removed from the heat and dust OF the cy dur
ing the summer months Said place is within thirty nun
ues ride of the city by the aud more convenient than
many residences within two miles OF the city.
TERMS-Six twelve, eighteen ard twenty four months
credit with interest satisfactorily endorsed pay
able N bank, and lien retained.
Will be sold at the time, on credit OF SIX and
twelve months with interest for notes vel endorsed pay
able in bank &c finely tinbered Tract OF Land, con-
tanning twentynne and four poles about four miles
from the city, Franklin College, adjoining the land
of Rev T. Tanning Smith, Dlbbs and others Sale posi-
tiyc and without For further particulars call on
MS J. l.. / X, W. BROWN,
Err GLAscocK, Auctr Az Cherry street.
S.t,OD #
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WISH to rent my House and Lot in she suburbs -
Il Of Nashville, the same distance FROM the Public IL
Square as the Chattanooga Railroad Depot, The to>-
has ten good rooms and other eOnvensuce The 70,
tains i've and half acres Of gruundsome three Of
which is welleDclosed garden. There are on tie lot
number Of peach, cherry and other trees -sls0 brick
stable and carnage house. viii rent this property low
to good tenant. WM. \ LANGDON.
dec25-tf
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Barard TaElOr's New Beck.

THE LAND OF THE SAHACEN; or, Pie
lures of Palestine, Asia Minor, sicily, ana
Spain.
With Tinted FrsntsPiece and Title. and Map Ualorn
with Central Africa.
Just received bV W 7. BERRY < co.
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! REAT BARGAIN IN a COTNTRY 80

" DENCE-Ne are now Offering d-riieJ bargain IA a
desirable residence about mile fgCn Eigteid fronting GA
the GAa'in Pike opposite the residence at Rev r. tts
The tract consist Of about - Of very superior land
about acres hnely umbered, comfortable dwelling
houses Lots in the immediate Of the residence vicinity
cannot be purchased al $500 per acre. Call soon on
;. H. = Z. ". BROWN
decsO2w. s3lz Cbsrry =
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

4 FRAME HOUSE, with two rooms, and garden OF
n four to sixteen acres and quarter miles from
the city, near the Gaatin Pike. VIII rent said proper
ty 10 good tenant sell for 81 200; $500 cash-bal
ance in one two three four and hive years with interest
ianl9-I0t Il. w. BROWN, Az Cherry street..
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
On Front, near Broad 81.
4 The subscriber respectfully returns his IT
N thanks to the public for past favors, and So 81
AA hclts continuance Of patronage in the E+-k
SzsAa above line, also E&nA
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING;
Together with every description of Metal Turnnss, Me
tallc Packlngs, Btbit Metal and Castings
Soda Founts, Generators, Ale Pumps and Pumps OF
every description manufactured to ORDER repaired at
short notice.
Cash will be paid at all times for old Copper and Brass
jsn25-tf X COLE
BLACKSMITH FOR HIRE-A GOOD Striker
ID in Blacksmith Shop TO hire. Applyto
jsn25-t DR., J. W. GRAY, No Cherry ST.
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DIED.-Yesterday morning, Henry HoLLNos-
WORTH Esq. aged about AZ years. His funeral
will take place this morning, from his late resi-
dence, at Hckman's Ferry.
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S. l. FINLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ianl9-7t Cooper's Building, Cherry Street.
TO TRAVELLERS.

TRUNKS! TRUNKS I've have choice LOT of
1 best Sole Leather Trunks, which selling very
low for cash MYERS 4 MCGILI.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing Store.
Corner of the Square and College Street. Nashville Tenn
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UNDERWEAR
SHIRTS SHIRTS! sRIRTs!!!

WE have still fine assortment Of selsonabe Under
w wear for both Ladies and Gentlemen For sale by
ianlS NJ bf~S q AICGIlIlE
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KANSAS TRRRITORY.

There is a deep interest felt through the South
west to learn the inducements which the new Ter
Eitory of Kansas holds out to emigran,s We have
received several letters Of inquiry, which We have
been unable to answer We are now, however,
furnished with all the facts necessary to make up
an opinion 10 the annexed correspondence, which
we are sure will be read with interest by all our
subscribers, whether they wish to emigrate or not !:
To the Editors Of tie Sentinel.
GENTLEMEN: We request that You will publish
the accompanying letter Of Gen. B. F. Stringlelow,
of Missouri, relative to the settlement of Kansas
Territory, which contains information OF interest TO
the people of the entire South.
Gen. Strnglellow resides on the very border oil
Kansas and the ability he has displayed IN the DIS
cussion of the slavery question in his publications
and addresses, together with his reputation IN his
own State has induced us believe that his views
will be more entertaining and serviceabe to our
respective constituents and the people OF the South,
than any information within our reach.
We therefore, present his letter, in reply TO one
which we had the honor to address him, as gen.
eral response 10 those who seek TO be informed up
on matters pertaining to Kansas
Respectfully, your obedent servants,
p. S. BROOKS, of S. c.,
THOS L. CLINGMAN, OF n. c.,
VIM SMITH, of Va, and
JNO. MCQUEEN of S. C.
Tan,
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with the WELL per ocrr. aud The market price Of
the ptonrts at home I lave no h, station IN at
testing lis correctness.
AaorNT HAND AND YiErD PsR AchE
Hemp TO acres ........... 5oa to ! 200 pounds
Gern-I ID 10 Il acres ......-... 10 10 20 barrels.
Wheat 10 TO Is acres ..-........2o 10 IS bushels
Gals 10 10 10 acres 30 10 % bisleiA
PRODUCrs HONE.
Hemp-21< tons At $50 per ton ............ $500 60
Corn-lO0 barrels at 81 per barrel ......... 100 co
Wheat-5 acres-lC0 bushels at 80 cents per
bushe ......................... so 90
OATS acresl5 bushels at 80 cents per bushe Is 90
Toa! least yield at lowest price. $495 90
Hemp-415 tons at $3.50 per ton ........... $3.50 90
-Corn-S0U barrels at 81 per barrel. ..... COO 90
Wheat 225 bushels at 81 per buShel 22j 90
OATS bushels 40 per bushel 100 co
Greatest weld al highest price ....... s. $40 60
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PORTRAIT PAINTINC

I I. POINDEAIER would announce to the citizens or
81 Nashville and vicinity that be has removed his Siu
do 10 a room over the Book Store Of ". T. Berry 4 Co
the south side Of the Public square lie has exa,u'e
few Portraits during bls stay IN Nashville which be will
take great pleasure IN exhibiting 90 visitors Specimens
Of his work can also be az IT treensus on College
streei-amOng them the iu length Of the Hon Cave John
son The ladies are especially iDvIteI IN rtI t.y-sf
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BANCROFT'S HISTORY.
SIX VOLUMES.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
DISCOVERY OF THE AMERICAN CONTINENT
By HON. GEORGE BANCROFT.
X Vols. syO. Cora,
VOLUME vi. JUST PUBLISHED
Completing the History OF the Revolution,
CONSIDERED N ITS CAUSES.
BANCROFT'S HISTORY.
SIX VOLUMES.

This volume tGl covers the period ct "a; wears between
the repeal Of the Stamp Act 1885, and the Penal Measures
toward Boston, 1874 and complete the three volumes de-
voted to the OF the Revolution. Comment with
gard 10 the value the interest Of such book from suth
q source, is unnecessary.-BdHy1F ,JFrETL
Just received and for sale by
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FGR CINCINNATI.

OUR stock of Shirts is still large, and suit every
taste Every Shirt warranted to tit and 10 be made
we'll (anls) MYERS x MCGlII.
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ENOK RENT. The Room adjoining our otice, lately
h occupied by w. & X Freeman. As g3ice Is The
most c place an tie cy of this the next most
public and is a line stand for any business.
LINDSLkY Il CROCKETT,
ian2l SCOege street.
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HERE TuATFANCY BOY.

rEIIE creditors of Mark Black deed, hereby notified
their claims against said deceased, legally authentca
ted with the Clerk of the County Count of Hickman COun
ty Tennessee before the Dist da OF April next IN
order that division pro rata may be made &C. they
will be forever barred
By order of the Clerk of said County Court
EWEL e. WARREN, Admir-.
january jth, lS55-janll-w5tE