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There is no denying that thefe ~ cla1 Il
individuals who sefm % think t6at there y
nothing in lile 20 desirable y being intinsHtely
acquainted with prominent public shatacters
We have read uf many snch, but M l5oE 1ketey,
as described IN the following, i ndt decidedly
just . huckleberry above TIE peflliimnnon 4 Il
my Of them
Few men have ever gone to odgsts Nth !.
more fun and popularity thsn Hon, Leslis*
Coonbs Of Kentucky. In the Wy IL Snecdots
be is uneqally while his mode % tellng stosiee
imparts : tone to them that no one ~ eppsess
ciate who has not heard them. Among tie,
. characters that Mr. Coomhs knSws ike :
book, is old Maj. Luckey, whose tites for
Whenever the Major has q strange in the
neghborhood, he opens vide md spreads
himself" and with success that l$aves us
nothing to desire.
The following scene took place hctween ths
Msior and uolonc1 Peters Y s.l lKtS fivsa
from Illinois @ N SSS % sstl
"A" Majory understand from Gen. 6Ocmbs
4 that shortly after the revolution you visited
England. How did yon like the jannt
Cepitally! hadn't been in London hve
hours before Rex sent for me TO play whist,
and devil Of a time we had Of IL z
!" Rex what Rex Z"
Why Rex the King George tho Third.
The game came off at Windsor Castle; Rex
and playing against Billy Pitt aud Ned
Burke, and resulted rather conically."
A How SO sss u 6ss8 lssSs
i As we were playing the last game, Rex
said, in rather familiar manner: n Major I
suppose you are acquainted with Charles
4 Washington, are you not X
4 e NO, Stree, said /, 4 am sn0t-Abut I'LL
tell YOU who | am acquainted with George
Washington, the Father of, his Country"
!, !" Father be id. says he; "Ihe was .
cursed rebel, and had served him right
! woald have hung him long ago.
"This Of course riletl me to TINT degree,
that just drew buck aud gave him d blow be-
tween the eyes that felled him like q bullock.
, The next moment, Burke md Pitt mounted
; me, and in less than ten minutes my shirt and
breeches We're so torn and tattered that III
looked like LAZARUS This gave me rather =
distaste for English society, 80 the next norm
ing set sail for America. Six weeks after /
landed ut Washington. The first person /
met after entering the city, was a. ss y
Q?-Whnt q ~ II
"Why, that damned old Feleralist, Quincy
Adams. lie wanted me to play nine pins with
him, and did so. Won $500 at two shilIings
II game, and then had row."
{" About what?"
?" lie wanted to pay me off in Conf it'll
money, worth shilling Il peck. got Rr1
and knocked him into spttooM & 1{
still had him down Jim came in and ill (aa
4 me Oft to the White House, - sF
"What Jim?" Ii
A =" Why, jim Madison. went, played 6uchrS
for two hours, when Tom came In and fDni6$Sa
4 TINT should 60 home with him, M IN ss ASHsA
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yTATE OF LOUlSIAN .A-Distrct Court
~ Parish Of st. Landry. No 1898 -. Estate of
Martha 2. Tayl5f, deceased
THOMAS II. LEWIS, of the Parish of st. Landry,
Admnitr,t9r OF the estate of Martha p Taylor, de-
ceased, late OF said Parish having filed final ac-
coant OF his administration of said estate, accom-
panied by his petition, praying that the same may
be HON 'lhs.te'' and approved; And whereas, the
der of Court dated Sclta~ser %, 1856;
Therefore, notice. 1t9tvsy given to all persons in
terestcd to show Ioi0se, il any they have, within
thirty days froY she date hereof Wy said final ac-
couht should nor be hom ologa7ed dantrcontrmed.
Clerks Office, 0pelousas September q, ls56.
is. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.

GTArE OF LOUIsIANA-Distro, aeurt
- Parish of St. Landry 40. 1905. Eslate o.
Patrick Words, deCea ed
M!UHAL WOODS of the P4fish Of st. Landry, Ad
minstrator of the .Eate OF Patrick Woods deceased
late of said PARISH having fled tibleau Of casit
cation Of the DEBT, Of said estate, account I'd by
his petition praying that the same may bevaomois j.
gated and approved; And whereas. the prayer n
said petition has been granted by au order Of Coart
dated Oe6ol,er 3, 1856;
therefore notice is hereby givessto all persons in
teressed to show cause, ii any they have, within
taiFeEdays from the date hereof, why said. iblea;
shdoa not be honol ,entcd and conf lined. ~ssS>
q rk's Office, opeousas, 9et1ter 4. 1855
LIS. LASTRApES, Clerk.
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CHANGE OF RESlDENGE.--Dr. PI-
" LATE has removed his residence and Office 70
the dwelling on Landry street, near Jndge overtons
and opposite l.. Brott's store. Besides the ordinary
services Of his profession the DR.. will continue to
ttend on all diseases of the Mouth ana leeth, ana
ratice in alI the branches Of Dentistry. His work
n ali that line is warranted. and performed after the
attest and most approved process
Artificial Teeth are not only an ornament they re-
establish the voice to its natural tone. and above
,ermit n,astcation so indispensable to 'he heaith'
Or plate will visit Washington weekly.
pli,ns M nderate.
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DROF. ANTHONY WINNER has the
l. honor of informing the public that having heen
indlced to and settle i'll the town OF opelousas
he i, ready to give lessons on the Piano Forte the
Violin the Guitar, and also in Vocal Music. He will
lkewj % tune Pianos. His prices will be very mod
eratc: st per month for instrumental Music, and So
uer month for Vocal Music. For tuning Pianos, the
charge will be proportionate to the work; still, it
will always, lie moderate.
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noOPERAGE.-T The undersigned has or
X hand at all times supply nf SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALE BARRELS 70.
SIaiasses, OF the hest workmanship which he offers at
the customary prices He will so or IeiTfG o S u ae
.nnniy Of HOGSHEAD SLAVES and NiNEFO0l
pltCKETs for sae low for cash. March 10
WILLIAM S. READ. Washington.
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N. EALER, Watch-Nlaker aud

NHAS. N. EALER, Watch-Maker aud
Y Jeweler, corner OF Main and Landry streets, 0p,
eo,tsas. has on hand an assortment oi WATCHES
and ,iEWELRY, consisting of English and French
Geld and Silver cased Lever and Leppe Watches,
Earnings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins for Ladies and
Gentlemen. spectacles, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, Perfumery, Hair Brushes Toilet
Soaps, and other articles too numerous to mention
the whole of which viii be sold al much reduced
prices tor cash or good city acceptance.
will also execute all kinds of work in my line OF
business in worknlanlike manner and with prompt
dispatch for cash. U. N. EALEh.
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AvENV WAREHOUSE

n The undersigned. having formed partnership
for the carrying IN Of the Warehouse situated in te
town of Washington, formerly known as the ware =,
house of Anderson & Thompson, for the purpose o.
receiving and forwarding freight and merchand'Se,
o,tr,sted To Them by their friends and the public IN
en,nnr ',a,ar,I j. B. A. FONTENOT,
SehS JOHN LYONS.
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A GOING wonld respectfully inform his
a. friends and the public generally that he has
located himself in the Town of Washington, where
he is now ready to execute promptly and with neat
ness all work entrusted to him. such as Carriage Re
pairing, Painting, Trimming and ornamenting, As
wei, as uou9e, Sign and Ornamental Painting gene
rally. BY close attention to business he hopes to
merit liberal share Of patronage.
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TAXES! TANES! TAXES!

fT'4XES! TAXES! TAXES !---Delnouent
n Tax Payers arc hereby notified that the under
signed Collector Of the Parish Tax for the year 1865
is now causing seizures to be made in compliance
with the act of 1886. Those who wish to save costs
(Which have been largely increased by the aforesaid
acD must call Immediately at the Office of Albert
Dejesn, i'll 0pco,sas, aud settle with the Collector
or his Deputy, either of whom will, at all times, be
found atssid Office.
0pelousas, September G, 1855. 4
ELBERT CAN'T Collector.
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yKTALTER T. CARRINGTON, Enginee
w and Millwright, offers his services to tlt
Planters of st. Landry and adjoining Parishes. He
will attend punatrally TO all business in the above
line entrusted to lis care. Orders addressed to him
Mt Opelousas or to this oase, will receive prompt
attention. Refers to i4uisar Tastrapes, Alfred Las
tlapes, Joseph Beraud j. B. Dejean, Sen.
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TAND FOR SALE. = The undersigned
tracts Of LAND, both ~ 7,.tr1sli--one s5lEsa
~. situated upon the Atehafalaya River, 5IssRsA
#Mmmediately below Capt, Burton con- Azti.1sssasa
tanning 3l5 acres, with about Is acres cleared
and fenced, and upon which there is d large and
cornmodious framed dwelling house and Kitchen
The other, situated upon Bayou Rouge, adjoining
Lands Of Gordy, adjacent to those Of Josiah Scott
and known as the Barker tract containing l2o
acres. 20 to. 80 acres of which is e,ee--a',-, f.
Terms liberal. GYMS THOMPs-
Washington, Feb. 8, 1856 =
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( NTFY HOTEL-Ihe undersigned has the
J., ~ honor to inform the public that A 1ssA -
nc Is now ready to receive and ac- Ssrss SAa-lR
ttommodate at least one hundred sSss IN EsslAM-
poarlers in his large and commad a. Gs.4a=sI1.S@
The rooms are well aired, and the table will be well
catered
=, he has also opened Oh the beautiful lot adj lnn9
Inc Inc Hotel, II LIVERY STABLE, where Carriages
nasgles and Sulkies, well as Carriage and Riding
hoiseS, can he procured at moderate prices.
81 Martnisvillt November S, lS56.
C. DOUMENGE
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El bCATI[ON.
EDU UCATION Sdy School will onen stor
- the year on Monday, the 18th Of Octohars si
washington, La, October IL, 1856. :
Ess sass GEO. J,JITUER n
\ I, ~. MARY's HALL, washington, s..

\, MARY'S HALL, Washington, ST..
|A Landry La. M ~ Y = ~ 4.
II, ms institution, under the supervision Of Mrs.
NJ. mn ney, Principal, and 9. F. " Haskell, Vice
~ pal VAL be opened for the reception Of pupils
sna utad nnday N October 1856, embracing full
DICT zion, Elocution, Arithmetic Grammar. Mod.
Gla ana Ancient Geography, Outline Maps History,
s,otany, Astronomy, the higher Mathematics, Ge,
moIugy, Mneralogy Conchology, Ancient Mythology,
orsailc enemistry, Physiology, Intellectual Pow
ature. "A" Vi''' A''ei-
instruction will also be given in the Languages
and Fine Arts,
Ihe scholastic year is divided into two sessions,
twenty weeks each.
Englsh Course per session. x25 90
,,,aia peI lnoath ~ 90
Matrlcalation fee Observation-Disclosures. 3 90
Contingent ....., s + on
rhe Languages Music, Painting in OIL Linear Sp
ohs SILK and Chenille Blending at the usual rates.
Use Of Sheet Music and Patterns, each. ~.
Use of Musical Instrument S..
me institution, aside from board, furnishes bed
steads and mattresses Boarders provide all other
requisite appendages.
for the promotion of economy in dress, it il de.
S,fahie tne young ladies conform to an established
Uniform, when time and circumstances admit.
The School will be in no respect denominational
OF sectarian. The mode of instruction is systemati
lHc OFrSnlEallOn Of All
inc departments is upon principles deemed the
snest foundation for success. In the discharge Of
duties incident to the various departments the best
talent will always be employed
Patrons committing their daughters as wards to
our care are requested to specify the church they
wish them to be in attendance. Daughters OF the
regular Clergy, tuition gratis
No pupil received FOR less time than one session.
Tuition iee semi-annually in advance.
The personal efforts Of the Principal will be given
ST, "a a hat lo Il ,;,nJ u,
school of elevated literary character where young
ladies can, who wish, receive finishing course.
| REFERENCES.
Rt Rev Bishop I + Davis, So Ca; Bishop Green
jackson, Miss; Col Hooker, Gallatin, Miss; {
| Saith, NJ d. Monticello, Miss; w Simpson, NJ D
laufens G Il. So Ca; Hon L Orr, Washington, d G.
Hon s Featherston, Houston, Miss; il and S |
WiEka Troy Seminary, MY.
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T ANDS FOR SALE. Fnu-, Thousand
-ll Acres Of Land, lying on the west side Of Bayou
Plaquemine Brulee, about =, three miles South
cellent timber, such as Oak, Ash Pine, ETC.. Of the
best quality. There are also improvements, with
Tannery in a decayed condition. THIS situation as n
Tanery is not exceled by any other in the State Of
louisiana in consequence of the unusual Convenience
Of bark and hides. Terms easy to purchasers. For
particulars apply at this office, or to o. F. STAN.
Ton, at Plaqnemine Brulee. g.
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STEAMBOATS,, ETC.

NOTICE. 10 THE Pupr1c. The good
~ and safe steamer dPI Id .as, o. Hnckley
master, has resumed her regular trips <.--s :.
between opelousas and Ncw0rcans, ,sa4 =
leavine Washington every SUNDAY and
New0geans every WEDNESDAY during the season.
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO
ALFRED I-OUAIlIlt.R Washington.
N. B.. Shippers and consignecs Of freight will take
particular ,ctice that no fleists will he delivered
from the warehouse until the freight hill is paid, or
rcceirted hack to the shippers for payment. All per-
having freight will always find their bills with
Mr.. Alfred Loaaii,ier at Washington who is author
lied to collect and receipt for the same.
October Is. ls56. HlSCkLEY g. co.
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LHOR SALE-A DESIRABLE REsIp ycE in
IL the Town of Opeousas. Possession se-sa
given Immediately. T5iEsa
For further particula inquire of CHAs. n, esss3
EALE,, at this office. LIZ, .ast.22,
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TOSEPH A. GAUTHREAUX, Collector
~ Of accounts, etc. respectfully offers his services
to the fh, a. such. Orders left at A. Mjllspaugh's
BookStorey, WA hngton, will be promptly attended
70. September Is, 1850.
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EsOR SAL Ar excellent ,ano Porte. n;
I fine order. Apply to G. N. Rogers, Opelousas.

TOR SALLE-By Fontenot & Lye Zine iile
! quantity Of the finest 6 feet Pickets in markec
which may be used in place of 8 feet Boards fo,
covering out Houses. The above maybe had chea S1
for Cash. Washington, La, July 10, 1856. 'i 81 =
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WATCH AND JEWELRT STORE,
w corner OF li{ltn and Landry streets, O2e-
G. Y. EALER


loasas, Lu.
G. n. EALER
wonld inform his customers and the public generally
that he has lAtep made arnh,ments for purchase g
Wat and Jewelry III New York, and that he :;t'
withil the past week received, direct from thft
emporium, the first inst1llment, consisting OF the
most elegant and desirable articles ever brought to
this part of the country.
~ jlst opened aal for sale, cheaper than ever
before offered,
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
superior quality;
CHAINS AND NECKLACES
Fine Gold Vest, Fob aud Guard Chains and Neck
laces, exqaisitely finished.
GOLD AND SILVER THIMBLES.
magnificent assortment of
STUDS AND SLEEVE-BUTTONS,
comprising sets OF Gold stone, Gameos Jet, Mosaic
Blo'd Stone, Coruelan, Freheh Paste, colored aud
white, Plain &n!d and Engraved.
A fine collection of
BREAST-PlNS AND EARRINGS
ior Ladies', comprising set of Canoes, Mosaic, Gold
stone and Jet; Enameed Plain Gold of various pat
terms and OF superior workmanship and material
FINGER RINGS ....
OF many varieties, set with Diamonds, Rubies, Gar
net, Pearl Opal Aquamarine, Emerald, white and
red Comedian, Cameo, Blood Stone, very heavy
Plain Gold, Alliance and many other descriptions;
being complete assortment, from which may be
CHOSEN an article to please the most fastdious taste
An endless list of
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
snch as Small Ear Wires, Vest-Chan Hooks, Split
Kings of superior quality, Swivels, Keys and Charms
Vi Vi many varieties, fine heavy Gold Pencil and Pen
Holders with or without Pens, Silver Holders, s,i-
psrior quality of Crosses, Buckles for Fob Ribbons,
Lockets Coral Beads, silk Guards, Perfuniery, etc
etc! etc.
a8- Repairing done as usual at the OLD STAND,
corner OF Main and Landry streets.
CHAS. N. EALER.
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VALUABLE UNIMPROyED LANDS
' AT PRIVATE SALE -,r''~ Undersigned ,,.,a
offers at private sale, ON " able and accom-. ;S&
modating terms, the folI hng described Tracts
Of Land ~
i. 57e acres lying en- of the Bayou Bauf, and u
miles Of the 1SAction of Bayous Bnuf' 'ld
Crocodile adjoining lands Of DR.. L. )bb
aud Moore & Prescott. I
T. 33G acres OIL the west bank of Bayou Boz {, ad-
joining lands of Mr.. Lttel above ai d L.
Swayze below.
g. 400 acres ON the west bank of BIZ III Wake.
L. 442 acres on the east bank of sah., bounded on
the east hHs slle plantation of Che undersigned.
s .724 acres bchnded on the west by the plantation
of the undersigned, on the south by G. II.
King, on the ca t by 4. Wartelle. and on the
north by LANDS of B. r. Can't and others.
6. 200 acres on theAlllm Bayou, near lands of Mr.
Foreman.
The new state road as surveyed and partly com
pleted, through the center of the lands on and
east of the Waxic, which are not surpassed by any
ald, in the Parish for fertility of soil and timber
having been selected ESPECIALLY by the proprietor
after first seeing all the uncultivated lands OF the
Parish.
Apply to Jonathan Harris, opeIoasaa, r. c. Andcr
son, Washington, or the undersigned at his residence
on Dry Bayou. JAMES MORGAN.
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T OUIS WAITER, Cabinet Niaker, has al
u 4 ways on hand a large assortment Of Arnoirs,
Safes Wash-stands, etc etc, which he will sell at
New0rlenns prices for cash
Apply at Patin's Hotel, 0pelonsns.
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DR DAVID L. TODD, GAZE of the Chart,
~ Hospital,) Washington, La. offers his profes
sonal services to the citizens Of Washington and the
surrounding country
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oPELoysAs SATURDAY. MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, 1856
EDUCATION.
lPELOUSASa ACADEMY.-Rev, A rHos

I0PELOUSASf fACADEMY.-Rev Hos
" RAND, Jr., A. NJ, Principal.
This Institution, so long and favorabIy known,
will be mopened as u Select Classical and Mathe.
matical School on Monday, Oct. ~. 5 ais
The number Of pupils being limited, they will en-
Joy particular advantages Of thorough instruction.
The Glasses will be open for inspection at all times
Those having sons or wards, whom they wish to ed
ucate are especially invited to call and see the oper
atoms of the School. 9s4
The Primary Department will, as heretofore, bs
under the charge Of Mrs. Rand.
Terms, per quarter Of eieoen ,ceeks:
Tuition in the Academic Department. ..... sl5 90
T. Primary Department ......... IL SO
Washing Observation-Disclosures. . so
Fuel On
Boarders will furnish their Bedding, Towels, etc..
and those who have fire in their dormitories will fur.
nish their own fuel and lights.
Payment will be expected querterly in advance,
70 all bills not settled at the Academy before the
close of the quarter 10 per cent will be added to
pay the expenses Of collection
Opelousas, October 25, 1855.
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'SST. CHARLES COLLEGE, GRAND co
- Tl5AU.-This Literary Institution, coudueledby
he Fathers of the Society of Jesus, situated in The
Parish of st. Landry, close to the line Of ihe New
Orleans and Great Western, Railroad will resume its
\cademical Course on the 18th Of October next,
$50. TERMS.
;oard and Tuition for the whole session, pay
able half-yearly in advance. ............. .slG0 90
Washing and Mending Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
Medical Fees and Stationery. ery............... II 90
Entrance (for the first year oniy). ........ 10 90
vacation (if spent at the College,. .....,. so 90
Extra chsrges at the option of parents.
Music per month, s6 Drawing and Fencing each.
per month, 81. l.. CuRlOZ, J. S.
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DocToR NJ. CAMPBELL announces
~ with pleasure to his friends and patrons that
he has rctu,ned home from The mountains of Virgin
a with his health re tered, and il sii pared
TO resume the practice Of his profession.
0pelousas. October tx, Is. 6.
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THEODORE DEVALCOURT Notary
a Public and Auctioneer in and for the Parish ol
ST. dry Office at Grand Coteau. Any orders
left with j. B. PohlkGuE viii receive prompt atten-
ton.
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fSQNVENT OF THE IMMACULATE
~ CeNCEPTION,-
The Classical Exercises Of this Institution will
,otalnence on the fifteenth of October.
SISTER MARY OF THE HOLY ANGELS,
September IL superior.
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. Oh, indeed Z S3
out" m slss '7':
The whole lot, L y, -
suffer 50 much agAin. s1s'!
\ No occasion for akst " l|i outh,
sir" s's sss
1 I began to fesi flint y s1ngertssn
whether TO make : bolt l0r ~ ~ us11ins
having it extracted, when ! lbast WyeUteh -
my jaw decided il. 4 elsyatell ~ ~, ~
my tooth, III ny tooth ~ oee 4 K I
went home I happy man, - Il ~. I 80
joyed pipe il my IL / iii ~ nikt.
Now, perhaps you en- Snt Why Idid
not record our trip 70 Believes Nssk.
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rNiEEODOSE S. ROBIN. Attorney at Law,
Il viii pnGtaaIly attend to all business entrusted
10 his care in the EurleeHth and Fifteenth Judicial
Districts. Office st 0pelousas.
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ToHN MACDONALD. Civil Engineer and
- Surveyor offers his services to the pnalic Will
promptly attend to any orders left III Chas N Eales
corner Of Main and Landry streets. Opeonsas.
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Y OUISIANA PLA N NTATION N
Il CLOTHING MANUFACT0RY.--
p. A. HEBRARD,

: N o. ITO VHHHT BI.
NTe1r Orleans,
Informs the public that he has added to his Dry
Goods Store manufacture Of Negro Clothing for
both sexes.
The superior quality of the Goods furnished by
this establishment and their moderate price should
the attention of the planters Of this, and
neighboring parishes
For prices and samples of the Goods apply to P.
l.. Hebrard, agent Of the said establishment, at
Opelousas La.
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(tHAMPAGNE.-A few baskets Of this
" fine Wine left, which we will sell at redueep
prices, to elese the invoice
DEBA1LLON & CARRIERE, Washington.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-11-15

WIN. i SPENCER, Attorney and Coun-
w selF vt Law, by diligence and fidelity in The
IN, argeS profession. hopes to merit and receive
patronage Office in 0peonsas.
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)iEkRE GOSELIN, Cabinet. Maker md
- MSneelwright offers his services to the public