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GTATE OF LOUISIAN A-District Court
~ Parish of st. Landry. No. 1910. Estate of
Susan NJ. Collins, deceased.
JOSEPH NJ. MOORE, of the Parish of St. Landry,
Dative Testamentaly Executor of the estate of Susan
NJ Collins, deceased late of said Parish, having filed
a final account of his administration and tableau
of classification Of debts not heretofore classified and
of distribution of said estate accompanied by his pc
tition, praying that the same be homologated; And
whereas, the prayer of said petition has been grant
ed by an order of Court, dated December 10, 1855;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause, any they have, in my Office
within thirty days from the date of this notice, why
said account tableau etc. should not be homoogated
and confirmed, as prayed for in said petition.
Clerks Office, Opelousas, December 20, 1855.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE--A DESIRABLE REsIDENcE in
IL the Town of Opelousas Possession given i'm.
mediaely. For further particulars inquire of G. N.
EALER Mt this office,
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STATE OF LOUISIAN A--District Court
~ Parish Of ST. Landry. No. 1872. Estate of
John X. Pickett deceased late Of the Parish Of st.
Landry.
CHARLES G. PICKETT, of the Parish of Pointe Cou.
pee, Administrator of the estate of said deceased,
having filed annual account of his administration
that the same may be homologated and approved;
And Whereas the prayer of said petition has been
granted by an order of Court, bearing date Decem
ber %, 1855;
terested to show cause if any they can within thirty
days from the date hereof, why said account should
not be homologated and approved
Clerks Office, Opelousas, December 20, 1865.
l. GARRJCIJES CIorL
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F0R sALE-The undersigned will sell
IL his Mulatto Boy named GEORGE, aged 80
years. He is fiast-rate brick maker and brick
layer as well as an excellent cook and body servant.
For terms, apply ut this office or to
N JONATHAN HARRIS,
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d COLLINS,

d COLLINS,
ls 1OUNDFILLE,
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public that
he has returned from the city with full assortment
of Fancy, Domestic and Staple
DRY GOODS
of the newest styles and patterns great variety of
Plantation Goods, Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Lin
seys, etc etc., general stock Of Plantation Medi
cnes Of the best quality; also large stock Of Gro
ceries, Coffee Flour, Bacon, Salt, Brandy, Wine,
Whisky, etc. etc.
2. G. is agent for Jacobs Cordial.
P. Collins will make cash advances on Cotton, SUI
gar and Molasses consigned to MILLER u FORESTER,
NewOrleans.
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CTATE OF LOUIsIANA-District Court
~ Parish of St. Landry No. 7G1l Estate Of
Henri Fontenot, deceased Final account and ta-
bleau Of distribution.
LAsT1E PIERRE GUnLoRY, of the Parish of st.
Landry, Administrator of the estate of said deceased
having filed final account and tableau of dstrbu.
ton of the funds of the said estate accompanied by
his petition, praying that the same may be holnoo.
gated and approved; and Whereas the prayer of
said petition has been granted by order Of Court
dated December 27, 1855;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause, if any they have, within
thirty days from the date hereof why said final ac-
count and tableau should not be homologa.ed and
confirmed.
Clerks Office Opelousas, December 29 1855.
A EARRIEIIEG Clerl.
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Riantatlon Ho0dS, n tgru uarsefs, :ncprys, sEitsl
seys etc. ete., general stock Of Plantation Madl
eiiIes of the best quality also, large stock os
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COPARTNERsHIPS, ETC.

COMPREHENSIVE. - The undersigned,
~ having formed copartnerslip for the purpose
of transacting general mercantile business, respect
fully solicit share Of the public patronage.
B. r. BUTLER,
LANDRY HOLLIER.
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w.tlt Hn,va1s,r:=-,srsyva or.ss..

iDAO the Stage stand at Madame Estil, a..
lctte's. !. in bellevue, about the 10th of Au.
.14s Y4y
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+ I. =, a ia IAD DIES DRESS GOODS,
ioNNFTS TRIMMINGS, ETC., ef every variety anu
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WTESTERN EXCHANGE, corner OK
w Tchonpitoulns and Natchex streets NewOr-
leans. =. Mrs. WILSON would inform her friends
and the public generally that she has opened tho
above house, and is now prepared to accommodate
boarders reasonable terms. Her table will always
ate in the heart of the business portion Of the city,
unusual inducements are offered to merchants and
others from the country. Refer to the editors Of
this paDer Ar f-il.Il ,g.5i.aii554t 3fi.t A.
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GENIN, POIRET & CO.-The under
" signed, having formed copartnership for the
purpose of transactng large Mercantile Business in
this place, respectfully solicit the attention of their
friends and the public in general to their large and
well selected stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Clothing, etc. etc.
Opelousas, November 3, 1855.
G. A. GENIN,
OAtER POIRET,
NJ. KENISON.
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TAGLE HOTEL, formerly Gait House."
L Washington, La. :. WIN. IRELAND, of New
Orleans, having purchased the above house, begs
for the reception of transient and permanent board
ers. It is situated between the upper and lower
steamboat landings, fronting the Coultableau. The
premises have been newly furnished, and no effort
will be spared to render the accommodations and
fare as pleasant and acceptable to its patrons as
those of any hotel in the interior Of the State.
Good stabling for horses.
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TIME undersigned will continue the business of the
i late firm on his own account, and hereby solicts
continuance of the patronage heretofore extended
to the house, B. NEY.
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r WATERMAN & BRO, Hardware Mer-

r WATERMAN & BRO, Hardware Mer.
- = chants, corner of Common md Magazine sta.
NewOreans, have hand and are constantly receiv.
ing, by foreign and domestic arrivals, general AZ.
Hardware, Cutlery etc., iron' Steel Nails, Rope.
Axes, Chains, sythcs, Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers' Tools Anyils, yises, Bellows, Stock, and
Dies, scrcwplates, Garden Engines, Pumps, Plows.
ments, Mill, Crescent mud Pit saws, OK Yokes, Bows
and sngletrees, Turning Lathes Platform Scales,
Corn Mills, Cob Crlshers, Hoes, Hamcs shovsls, and
Spades, Andirons, Tenders, Shoyes and Tongs, Cop
Guns, Coffee Hecas; Chatting Dishes Chinese GonSs,
Iron Bedsteads, Britannia and Plated Ware Meat
Cutters, Sausage Suffers, Stock Kettles, Portable
Forges, Seines, Fishing Tackle, etc. March 81.
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h-AoSn, NAosAA'S,
Stationery,
Hardware, Crockery, Wooden Ware,
and many other articles suitable for the country
trade Also, on consignment, Hay, Oats, Bran Oil
Cake Corn Meal, Cracked Corn, Holnny, Dyspepsia
Rye Flour ETC., potatoes, Onions, Apples, Oranges,
and all kinds of Fruits.
Also, Lime, Pitch, Tar, etc.
aT Orders for Straub's celebrated Corn Mills, and
DR.. Newels Cotton Press Screws received and filled
with dispatch. Also for the Washing Machine which
is now being SO extensively used throughout the
parish
Country merchants, planters and all in want of
goods and supplies would do well to call before pur
chasing elsewhere, as Sugar, Molasses, Cistern Su
gar, Cotton Wool, Hides, Petries, Eggs, Wax, Moss
and Moss Blankets will be received in exchange for
goods ut fair market prices.
Call and see.
Terms, cash or barter. +. /. NIMMO,
at Anderson & Thompson's Warehouse.
P.S-E. l.. N. will hereafter be weekly receiving
fresA-supplies of Provisions, Groceries, etc.
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MURPHY'S HOTEL AND RESTAu-
1vl RANT, 98 and 100 st. Charles street.-.This
well known house now In excellent order for the
ventilated, and the table inferior to none. Board
and Lodging, or either alone, will he furnished on
reasonable terms. "a . f
Attached to the establishment are superior Ten
Pin Alleys, aud . Bar well stocked with Wines and
LiuuoT 4'r '&Ii ft i.t f f1as*6k sssi23 = llaEs
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6, the time to sui, yourself; /, i, all the

6, the time to suit yourself; II Is all the
.ams TO me, SIR" .s..-.----......
"Mr. Green" returned tho judge, .'it is
very serious matter to DO hung; 1t can't
happen to man but once in his life, unless
the rope should break before his neck is
broke; and you had better take all the time
YOU can get. Mr.. Clark, since il makes no
d,Garence with Dir. Green when he is hung,
Just look into the almanac, and see whether
this day four weeks comes on Sunday"
The clerk looked rs be was directed and
reported that that day four weeks comes on
Thursday. 49, &C.. .......
Then, said the judge. "Mr. Green, if
you please, you will be hung this day four
weeks ut twelve o'clock"
The attorney general, James Turney, Esq,
here interpOsed and said:
inlay 1t please the court, ON occasions of
this sort it is usual for courts to pronounce
formal sentence, to remind the prisoner OF
his perilOus condition, to reprove him for
his guilt and to warn him against the judg-
ment of the world to come"
sob, Mr.. Turney," said the judge, "Mr.
Green understands the whole matter; he
knows he has got to be hung. You under
stand it Mr.. Green, don't your"
Certainly" said the prisoner.
"Mr. Sheriff, adjourn the court"
Four weeks from that day Mr.. Green was
hung, but not 50 much TO his own stisiac-
ton as his appearance promised on the day
Of his conviction.
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Erw to avoid q Quarrel.

What happy N,rii hi we're, II every
ole vuu q nu, AXE Il, murh p ,hs TO smooth
Ne wty a. n, lo.s To- b ild " trouble for
hin. 'rl, ,ni Nucr, Much unhappiness
We air .,ilIu. 10 belisve, ui.eS fiom want
us s',ough. .Wa dit no, think" when we
gave thai short answer, that IL was the one
drop inai should Cy rhoN the stream and
sad It ,ushin. over barriers il would never
Otherwise have reached. and sweeping be-
foe Il landmarks OF kindred aud affection.
le.yiny scene &C dc,ulalion an1 dark ex.
pane, aI ,urb,d waters, where all was peace
and love brIUIe.
''We did uo, lhink, but We should ,hiGk.
W. naiSf ln,nk t. save the wounded heart,
the butter anger, snd the deadly suile thai
else QUO want of thought might have to
charge ~ with.
.lproPos 81 these reflections, comes an
article i. Taris Magazine, suggesting rem
eds that viii rrwad ,Iial:-
"Qu1rrrls aii,e, ia an immense mSjori-
~ ui r.st ,nces, tom letting things 50 too
faf. ~ act say ;nis is obvious, aud turn
ava. IL, aud cultivate your faculty OF
t,rr,,sli. u ollea may man, who
w. Wv, him,rll tho trouble to think, s,ave
y. ,,...s .al- uu.burStol unoharitabieness,
b Nalchin: ne tutns OF conversation, and
hudi - u 2 s'ina. Of tho moment deS-
,srnu.ly, - - to make redeening divers
i'm. IA tto tax! Say am taking 10 you
You are not p,rci,eI, angry with me. No,
bGt DoIesss hal IL We push matters very
much father, you may b.; that III" discus
siru (il 'hrir b,. a uiscus,rn) will c,une to
p~sin Which The 'houol' oi eIlher COM
bstt will D. engaged, and fclSction viii
be impossible. Surely, # am wise and
kud, | shrll ~ forth II my strength IT
brir w save You. md M self this possible
plan, by shIol,ag my nox, arrow into The
ait. | .ce saw a eight impending between
tao buys, who, perceived, were very un-
equally matched. The stronger and bigger
OF 10" two hal on gorgeous new cap, mag
uif,e lily It's, elled, aud proudly woru.-
Jus, hsme the frs, blow was struck, took
on mse remove the warriors helmet,
aud flung Il rN away down The street. The
m,h of bps lssi'ting at the spectacle rel-
i.he th,s 81 4 turn IN tho eniertsinme1i
GnI w. chase The BIZ hoy released bis
pgey IL say' h,s darling cap Something
sirnil,r ua,e often done ia conversation.
can a>sa'a YOU tia. the recollection OF
such thugs j. az era5le to rue, and wish
oihr,s To TASTE the pleasure. Do not say J,
isa c nm, hi 2; il j. not common, be-
cause uo, one person in ten thousand will
take h, Necessary tranhr To- make !, com.
ma. People arc sadIy afraid Of thinking
o,much ,b,ni each other, and scatter pain
right and le try tile neg ,cts and thought
lessne.. whirh the -us les amount Of re'
iee,iJu would prevent"
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y Governor Ford, Of Illinois, tells a
y,ry rich aneclote of tho early judges Of
that State. hut unhappily the Governor does
not rut upon record the name Of the sensi-
tive and considerable Judge.
At tho court over which this judge pre-
sided, man by the name OF Green was
convicted Of mard r., aad the judge was OBJ.
liged to Pl> sentence Of death upon the
culprii.' Calling ON the prisoner to rise,
the judge said to him. Al.
"Mr. Green, the jury end you guilty OF
mud,r, and the Law says you are to be hung.
l wan, you andall your friends down on In
dian Creek to know, ;ha.it is not | who
Ond mn you; il is the jury and law. Mr..
Green, at what time, sir. would you like to
be hung; the law allows you time for prep
aration?"
The prisoner replied. "May |, please
your horor. I an. ready at any time those
who kill the body have no power to kill the
soai. Ny preparation is made, and you can
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The athaia, sileaoed.


san. ,..r, az. o., R,.s isaac Gnseman
ma IL, a i,ip 10 lava. o. bard tho steam
or IN which he tuos passage there was sen'
tlsmen Tho ,uok z eat pains to make known
that IA. w-sp,, .,,-d - Chri-'i'niiy, anu nv
mru, ui r- ,li-t. ...r"t -,
II .r. um o.. e.. lo rtafsulns w'.r
tho, WHO y oala iii poie with ni@, and N
,o,r,,r fo,,h ana,h.na, against Pr'es'era''
and the c,.dolly OF mankind, de de-
pouncrd cmi-, a. an 'mPo"or, religion "
n ,Ielu.ion. any particular 10 IN OF worship OF
.,,..d a, th,. rr-ulI ot uammels oil educa-
lion. ADD ,ha, il wa. only tolerated by states
mel for The security Of government and the
hsn,6, Of the weak and srring. He was
.,,i.u,I, a n,an ni education and ability
n,ugsit,, rli'r.. sarcSs" aGd 'aeui-
q Lr ru,un,y lhIn.- mIo The ridiculous,
b =. dawn 20 hes,iy uron thOsc with whom
he us,eed. that they we're generally sileneed
though no, con'nerd.
Que Jay he vas in high slee, and KEPT
n crowd OF passengers in continual roar
OF laugh at Ii, IT, siigous jokes and Wit
,ic,,m. Gu this occasion. Mr. Gusoman,
ubo hal hitherto Ielrained from entering
tito any d.pu,r OF controversy with him,
d,,amiurd ~ ny md silence him or turn
the laugh a.sin., him. He accordingly
moved -l"wly 'nwads the crowd The sSep-
- was .ma-ms on his approaching, the
o,.r ,,,s'vJ:
lowell, old s,ntlrmsl, | am a! Tree think
er. VIA, Is YOUR notion about religion
g"Why. sr. ! have always been taught Ia
believe ~ the ruth Of the Christian relig'
iuu a have neve, once had u doubt ol
thu exis rnce ora suIarme and intelligent
Cause. Bu il iurn, lr, ne ask youa ques
t"u-Do va believe in The Immortality oil
the .uul ?"
Certainly uUi-l have nome"
"Dn you deny the existence Of a 1od !
Mpcl d-rhltuN ih"'
"Turr., sal, l have heard Of you before. .
"il-nId of ne before"
~ :, sir, have read abou, you"
Rcd abaut INC was not aware tina
WI. published. Play, where J"
"lu the Palms Of David, sir, where
r.,ts, 'rhr tool hath said in his heart
there j, nu Gud.'"
Al rhi4 unlocked for turn in the argument
there was one general burst Of laughter an'
hurrI. al the expense Il the atheist. who
cnuirundrd aud unable rally a, being thu
uu,A cod ,,o,ej fool, moved away Il
anu BE-, pr, Il The boat. During the 'e
ma,udrr ri the VOYAGE the wiseacrc wa
slepto. &c i-ir,- .u' i-c,, bu; occasional
I, ,om- ~ b. passenger would tease him
by -hly h.rr in haze heard OF you
be:u,cn
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X. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents,
TESTIMONIALS.

..During the time occupied the ofhee Of Commits
sionsr OF patents, X. H. EpDr, Esq., Of Boston, did
business al the Patent Oce solicitor for procuring
Patents There few II any persons acting In that
eauaeity who hail much business before the Patent
once ana there were who conducted II with
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND HUMoR SYRUP.

To thr Pablo. Whereas, one Charles ". Kent
has bsen couteritins my Allied Ointment and paimnS
an upou the public an article under the % the
a,enuine Allied Ointment" which ointment Il . base
imitation 81 mine. have commenced an action against
The ,ld Krut FOR the Professor Hayes, stats As
sayer for the State Of Massachusetts, aler having anal.
WED the t~o arth les. says-" Chemically considered.
these two samples cannot be pronounced 10 be alike"
And the certificates which the said Kent IL circulating
are foryerrs and impostons, the afdaslts OF tbs
spovinr names prove, vsi A. w. srWARSs, A. 3. BrN-
xrs, JoHS s. srlFrosp, ", s. MERRiLL, sworn 10 be-
fore me, N. W. Harmon, J, p. Z. d. HAYES.
Lawrvnce, Mass, June II, 1889
AosSrs. DR.. James Sawyer. and Augustus Sawyer,
piddefori 7. Gilman, and ID. l. Mitchell, saco o..
q. Hay, Portland eneral Agent ly2o
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Good Crops.-There was raised, at Pass'l-
dumkeag Point, ON nine and half acres oil
land, by Nathaniel Jones, the last year, the
following crops: 4O,S6S lbshay,si l-2 BUSH
els oats, 239 bushels potatoes, Az bushels
carrots, l57 bushels Rutabaga turnips, So
bushels bects, lbs $3.50 cat straw. While
such CT, ps can be raised on so small guam
tity of land ON the Penobscot it does not
seem to be necessary for any one to undergo
the expense, the risk and fatigue of migra-
ting 10 the west.-BGHgor Wing.
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.EeuR i.udBaEB- HOUSE LOTS,
And othsr Valuable Real Estate.


THE following Described Real Estate, ccmris
sitsaisd 10 ,be village. Of S&co and Biddelofd,
wii 10 sold By the Propsiesors, 81 prkss sns %
terms favorable 10 psircka,ersA -, .~...t-.,,
The Houss Loss, sbou, 900 10 'numbcv. srv
ptiscl pslly sissted n $500. betwres ibs Rsiinsi
Depot, u E.ddsford end ssco-. potioa Of them
piesssnt and bsshhy Iocslioe, and coulnaadiaG .
ine view Of both villages. They are ysdv.aisse.
ousy s,,,siea f;r tb~ rrssdesce Of prr~oas having
bu,ins,. I'M either Ssco ~ B,dds.osd, b.isg wiihia
IN ,uiuu,rs walk III Main street and Pspp~vll
Suusrr,t Sseo, sad Eve minutes wsIk u tbe Ne.
ch,sr Sh.p and Cv,ioa Nil u tho L~cools, Pep.
peril end ws,rr Power CaPon,ioa. o. hdds.
ivrd.- "A sab-isatisi Bfsdse, J's seet .ess $50 ~
Iv<i wlds, Us''ag 90 raniis per. sad VIII SIDE.
walk, has b~ea built scross The Saco River, thus
connecting The lots With BidJSfved, ssd plsctns
iLeai within ihfes ninuirs' walx VI Saiths (of.
nes. Frnn this bridge . slrst 10 srsJrd ~ the
Rsilrusd CNssne on Wsisr s,vss. shseh III be
eaissJsd 10 BuIiva Rod. Othef, -trvsis hsvs
bs~h ,.ld oui, extending along the nsvia 81 'As
S.co River, sad ~ W uies sir~t. Ion t9f NJ
The new road nesnily laid ont hy, The Cousiy
Commissioners, extending into the country ifosn
Ssca, viii iniers~st with Market slrrst, whoa
pas.ss scro.s The above isscrissd hridgs To Bdss-
lord
Br-,dss the lsss bsfors msptsoaed. The propns-
tor. have dozen OF more house lots fot NAls, -
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, ssd
within two mlau,vs' wak VI ,hs wosksiSps aud
They will ,eii sI.o In lots Of from one TO Eve ?
scrvs, ~ may b wsalrd, tract " lsnJ adjoining
that which !. reserved fOr house ots. Sail uset
consi,t. IL ~ acres, ani 10 situated 90 the west
cru side u tie Railrosd, aud rins I" the BaKioa
road, the ,as striking that rad w,lbIa aisw ross
" W W. S,b. viI, l- siyen ~ m ,os. ,old
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-11-21
J. B. WEEK.
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