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say to the extent Of 1l6d middng qua ties and 40
on isir. The sales Of the week. whsn ilcluded only
three bushes days, owing TO tho holidays wore restrict
80 20 Nv o. DSIes o. which sPeculstors took Ioo sna
900 bales ths market closing duh and ettled. The
following are tbs quotations-
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COSMETICS.

D'oANERoN's RECETPrs KNARLE LADIES AND
,U gentlemen 10 prepare heir oDemsucs Al ono
eighth e sos Sod q. ar Broad way, and ~ bcoS
sellers generally. Prce - cen aent by ms rcstns OF
price Addrcsa box n Brooklyn Post oce For arucuiaiv
eee Monday's Heglds
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EOrtu0aI.
The Corles would open January 3.
India and CIhlns

India and China.
sn occurred @ S
tween the fanatic insurgents the British troops uu
der Captain Barlow, TIE latter assisting the troops OF the
and the insurgents dispersed but the country Is yet un
settled Martial Law has been proclaimed in the Ssnta
dstri:t The Santal insurrecon h not suppressed but
Cult to compel Persia to give up her Yuest is talked Of
The order prohibiting the export Of satpetre from
India, except to England, is loudly complained Of
Chinese Affairs, to Nov. 15, remain unchanged.
Manila dates Of the 9th Of November report dreadful
occurrenee:rhe American ship Wsverley, with Chinese
aborers on board put into Manila TO bury her captain
Sone trouble ensued board when the mate shot two
or three Of the coolies and drove the below and then
vent shore TO attend the funeral Of the captain On
bus return the hatches were opened when out OF 40
crew we're imprisoned BY the Spanish authorities II Ia
reported that the American Consul declined to take cog
pizaoce Of the catastrophe.
serious difficulty has arisen at Hong Kong between
Mr. Keenan, the American Consul and the iocal Authori
ties. The trouble caused by the arrest by the
British police of W. Nichols master of the American
ship Reindeer board his ship an assault ON the
CARPENTER and for putting him In irons Tne Judgment
against Nichols was fine of $780, with $25 additional as
compensation to the carpenter Paymest was refused
protested against the jurisoicon of tho Court the
affair took place on board an American ship.
IN 1mS police We then 70 pcs Capt Nichols
and went quickly to the harbor took boat and wen
on beard the United States steamer Powhattan The Su
and police followed and demanded that the
Capt McCsunsy, Of the Powhattan, replied that with.
out stating whether Capt Nichols was on board she
altoeethar illegal and he would not hesase to resist by
force any attempts Of British authoes 10 exercise
Jurisdiction over American citizens board Of American
ships
Nichols afterwards sent the amount of the ne TO the
court. lie was summoned by warrant TO appear and
answer but did not attend wherecn he apprehend
cd ard committed for 1ial before the Supreme Court
charged with the rescue OF prisoner.
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ArA SPECIAL MEETING or THE EXEMPT HkGINE
"a Company held q the Engine House, Oentre street. on
"Wednesday evening 18th the oo wing preamble ana re
soutOcs. offered By John g. Giles Esq were unann oasy
Whereas bath pleased divine Providence, In his infinite
wisdom, 70 whose inscrutabe viii bow wi meek sub.
son. 70 re move from midst our much es emei nend
Nndeed ties OF friendshp the reoo lection o. which
VIII be cherished while memory cndurosi and Wnercas
cupying he did the highest pos0n In tho GIN o. the Fire
zaon winch he nobly faithfully devoted his mind
bus un'iring energies and hs bcs Interests testify our ap
probation OF his eminent services throughout bis connecuon
Received Thst in the decessc OF late President William
II. wade the Fire Department has sustained deep and
sIbe being deprived OF faithful and energetic ocor
lated promote enhance the well being Of the Depart
snenl
Resolved That we, his associates experience apd
melancholy affection IN being berett Of one much beovcd
and generous heart bis Anb and manly dispoaion his social
Bbues and the high Of honor which charsc ezed his
conduct through e are happy In the reflection that though
ps3sd 70 that undiscovered country from whose bourne
no traveller eer rens" he sA lives In The hearts Of al
who cd with him
Resolved That endor To h beresved tamtiy cnv most
sincere and heartfelt coincidence this the hour OF ncr Auc
Resolved That to the New York Fire Department tender
unfsptd eympathes IN vew of the melancholy event
which they been deprived OF tho services Of their honored
President but especially do offer our coincidence %
the members OF Hose Com 30. with whom the deceased
be numbered associate and among whom ne
which eliminated In the bestowa upon him Of its highest
donors.
Resoved copy the foregoing. duly authenticated
the deceased 10 the Board Of r. OF the fire De-
and Hose Company 49, and that the be pnb
hed In such papers the officers bs company direct
JAMES l.. MILLER, Foreman.
oa.s' 5asss t;nnssss.ryr Snmoas. }secret.ries.
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appointed Commander OF the auist arisu aud Admirsi
Lyons Commander Of the allied aeets IN the East.
Tho Muscovise party striving to supersode Gorts
chakof By Muraveff in tho Crimse Menschkoa Ia &C.
pointed Military Governor Of Crsrstsds
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The Latest.
from London to MverpooLl

from London to IiverpoeLl
GRAND COUNCIL OF WAR IN PARIs.
The loa saye, in the of few Gays q general
council OF war Is TO be held at Paris ut which England
viii be represented by his Royal ghness the Duke Of
Cambridge, Str Richard Aoy and Sir Harry JONES' toge-
ther with Admirals Sir Edmund Lyons and DundAs.
TIE object of this council is to collect to interchange
to consider all possible information with respect to
the war but 1t will not be in the province of the
cl to plan campaigns to decide, in the beginning
january, what is TO be done in April.
The Council having dcliberated fully on the important
objects which will suggest themselves will communicates
who will discuss the questions which may be raised and
having decided they will give the necessary orders TO
secure the objects they may have Ia contemplation
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM IN UssyA
HAaBURG, Jan. 4, 1856.
Tho Grand luke Constantine the head Of the naval
service oRussa has issued circular s several de-
Iartments SECURING that all reports shall contain the
naked rVS defects and ismanasements xre no longer
to be scssed OVER; officials dsoleying this injunction
arc 70 6e Dismissed the service.
MONETARY.
The Doity Ness city article, dated Friday evening
snys'-Ihe English stock market tolay exhibited re-
newed heayiness. At period fresh decline Of psr
cent established but at the close the reduction from
Any tendency towards improvement ia checked by the
continued sales Of which are attributed 10 the
quirements q government The prospects Of the money
market also regarded with less confidence. Pending
the Czars denativo reply disposion is stl shown
to support the market.
The general demand for money 70 DAY was again extra.
ordinarily active, THE being the 4h Of the month In
the stock exchange, however, ney rather easier
nt about per cont government securities. AZ Paris
to-day the three cent renes rallied about per cent
for money the final quotations for tho account were
siahtly lover than that OF yesterday.
There was still enquiry to-day for gold for expor-
tation. The Improvement to-day In the exchange
Paris B attributed to the large amount Of Australian
and other gold laty remised from this side The heavy
arrival OF silver by the Tyne, may have had inau
once. The corn market TO- day was frmsr.
great portion of the numerous grain cargoes lately
arrived have been disposed Of The railway share market
to-day was dun and inactive. but generally steady in
prices.
One OF the most interesting changes In tho weekly
balance sheet Of the Bank is the increase of fl26 95 In
the government securities held BY the Hank THIS foa
inrc would be fully explained upon the presumption that
the Bank Is assisting Tho Treasury to meet the heavy
disbursements incidental to the season.
The falling of in the bullion Ia f16l 62o half much
as that shown in the last return; but the movement Of
tins item evdenty continues tho adverse SIDE and
Will occasion anxiety
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ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF AMERI0Us ENGINE
Company No s. held the sine house. Wednesday
were uDanucusly adopted -
wbcsea 1t has pleased Almighty In his Divine Provi
ence 10 by DEATH much esteemed and respected
end and ess0ate, tho President Of tho Fire Department
VIM. D. Wade. therefore,
Resolved That IN the loss deceased associate have
sustained blow that time odace, yet his will
stu remain engraved in hearts His devoted interest," ard
his many sacrces for general good be for
gotten
Resolved Itat wnrnest sympathies awakened In
behalf of e family and friends deceased brother To
them We terer sncore coincidence, ard commend them
70 the care OF Him who doeh all things web.
Resolved That the usual badge Of mourning for
Ebirty days
Resolved. That foregoing preamble resolutions
published In the Daily Herald and SUNDAY Leader.
HRNKY CLOSE, Foreman,
JoaN McCosNII. Assistant Secretary.
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AT SPECIAL MEETING OF PACIFIC COMPANY
"A No. - held ct the engine house Wednesday evening
January lS The following preamble and resolutions were
whereas hath pleased Divine Provide his goodness
and mercy to remove from idt our late President Wm
D. Wado; and,
Whereas, past intimate associations with him. both
connected With the Fire Department and In social roa
tors ennentlY demand fitting tribute OF respect TO his
snorS; be II, EeTe Teforo,
Retoved That the death Of wu d. Wade Fire De-
parment has been deprived OF faithful and efficient officer
The community OF valued and esmAble cizen and society
6f true and worthy friend.
Resolved. That while deeply lament his los, are
happy the reflection that the high of honor which
his conduct through c and his many excellent
virtues viii remain indebly upon the memory OF
all those who within abe circle Of his extensive acqun
fance.
deceased tn this the hour Of their deep son that wo dcn
y their sad In the loss Of aeconatc
ION end sir cere friend.
tons be xanamaed to the family Of tho deceased also
Ocesna HnSe 60, No 36, of which he q member.
J. :. COLGATE Secy. D. STANBURY, Foreman.
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AFEAIRG I'M ASIA.

AFFAIRS IN ASIA.
omer PashA has returned to S,nkoum Kalsh, ro-
nouscing his intention to attack Kutars at present.
de6es Of Hassan Kalet soon "a sem Pacha retrcse
fIIeroum The greater part Of tho Russian army viii
Intelligence from CcnstantinopIs o. the oath ut state
il would be attacked by the Russan army. These per.
The In,uide Russe publishes > pro Lsmstion by Gen.
Mouravisf calling the entire population Of Imeria and
enemies Of the Cross It is this naessurs vhich am
posed 10 have induced 0mer PAsha's retreat
The Car has ordered the CommsndAn. Of FiniAud IN
tbe baEc Provinces to report melas OF defence to the
Contracts are advertised for Immense uusn atss Of
aery and stores. New ride regiments afe being en-
rolled. Emancipation d offered bribs serfs, While
MOBILES have been repealed
The publication Of the Austrian conoordat ID prohibit ed
In kuseia, lest 1t should carso religious dscouten
The C.ar has also issued decree conterring on pea
SAINTS the right to possess landed property In Poanf
rhrse years allowed for the execution Of the d.
cree.
Letters from Ccntsntinopls state that the Austrian
Porte respecting the seizure of Colonel Turr Otymsn
territory Other accounts from CoAstantnope say that
the popularity of 0mer Paaha has eeen m uch diui-
rehed by Of the failure Of his present expe-
dition.
Great Britain.
Messrs Palmer Greene, bankers, at L.chfeld have
failed Their liabilities f220 co., asd their assets
f150,o00.
France.
try into Paris Of the regiments from the Crimea came Of
I'm mense crowds thropged tbs streets. Admiral Lyons
and General Marmora are In Paris.
spain.
Tho Duke OF Soto Mayer hAs committed suicide.
Portugal.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MAnxET.
Messrs Brown Shipeyi& Co. and the Bro, ars Cqreu.
lsr quote dun market aAd sght dsess In prices~-
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THE CARGO AND INSURANCE.

The st. Denis ship Of about 900 tons burtAsn.
and valued by her st $50 O00 She had
luable cargo board, which there hsawy
assurances In Wall street. 1t has not yet been
tanned to what extent the cargo insured, bat Il 1.
said that the Underwriters will probably be loses to e
extent 81 The ship insured 10 the amount
of $28 900 in the following ofices;-
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ysnt Mrs. Davies. MISS Davies. hr Tempeton and lady,
Rodsn Mss Wilinns. Mr. whiting and lady, Messrs che,
S.er Bsksr VI son. AeecHsy vssder Nelson, Harvey,
Kober Dickssn yegs, whiaon Brown. Scott, WethOral
Wright. Jones, Dui0rt Robertson, Pcsrsou Webb WAers
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and accordingly entered It, In company with the third
nlate and nina After this, and before letting g.,
the mate again asked the captain II no weud not
with the saying that he left the shp for tbs sake Of
his wife In New York. The captain answered that he
had wfe and seven children In Brooklyn but ho thought
thoy would not him any BY his taking to that
boat. They laid by about ten minutes trying to got
more, but none would como In. In about hfteen
minutes Afterwards they sav the ship 60 down.
This WAS at half past II r. M OF Sunday
the 9th; after which time, TIL about P. NJ Of Mon
day the 7th tho wind continued to blow without abst
mont in the hurry and excitement Of the OCCASION the
tost had been provided with bat barrel OF bread and
no water, which all they had to subsis. She
had also but three OARS which lying In her at the
,noc together with half doFon brooms Two Of the
oars were afterwards ost and the broos used
AZ paddles. AT p. NJ. on Monday saw schooner 70
eevard but shs too far of 70 discover them. A.
\. NJ an empty water cssk alao to feewSrd; made
It, with the hope Of obtaining something 70 drink,
two and half miles to leeward whIoh subsequently took
them on board and brought them into port signal
made 10 her with red ahirt After board
ing her they deemed te boat worthless und LET her a,
Il Ahould be remarked that the morning Of ScadAy
the 9th, the fore topsai was btwn iro.' the
In three places It the opinion ,oi Mr.. Tts, the
chAef mate when enterng the boat vnAt she would not
lust prsyiouay 70 the vessel rons down Was observed
on the quarter deck windipx up his watch lie was
bold and mphshed see.mAn He had been ~ com
mand Of the st. Denis frr twelve years, and acquired
marked popularity win owners, insurance coSnpanxs
and oil who krew hin From the time Of leaving the st
penia un.il Ncs werc picked up BY the Naples the two
ates and u men were in tho boat twenty. nse s ncnrs s
cult soak AZ wT aa water to eat II Ia the opinion Of
There N that before they ief the ship Al tho passe.
gers v e,e drowned. Two cabin passengers mr.. ana
Mrs. ess) who he'd been married hut two days prior
70 vesssls departure last seen by tho second
NJ =, Mo vept into the cabin for an axe 70 ont awsy
e nasts With shawl over taer oeeos sao eu'pssSng
eaca other.
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PUBLISHED on SATURDAY BV
JOEL Il. SiYDGZ l. ANDREW HEYNlER.
L.nNnfr rlONs.


SubscriptIon. for one year payable in advance
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ass No subscription will be received Tor period
csS tA4n one rear. 4 subscriber wishing to DIS
-,.l. le l-st sr~ 'o1tea "ofs 70 That eject and
settle u al ar-ea.a, ,es.
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stace II ten lines one dollar tor the first insertion.
tt tty .ents lur each subsequent insertion. Longer
ttrzyti se@l-nts will De e4aarZ@@ accordingly.
Al ina adrersrsemegts VIA he inserted IN french
a.ul eng h until ordered out until the editors
snail Judge 1t convenient to discontinue the publ
cation.
a liberal deduction made on advertisements in-
serted for long period.
M advertisement transcription will be stopped
until ali the arrearages paid unless at the option
OF he publishers.
No oslection tickets or other Jobs printed without
the money the person ordering them to be print
ed is Il responsible person
len dollars in advance will invariably be requlred
or the announcement of candidates for office
The Opelousas courier., 1856-12-20
SRWARTz g. KAUFMAN,
ODeEOWs;ls. Ia.

ENAVE just received by the last boats, q
u d complete assortment of winter goods,
consisting principally in Silks, Cashmires,
Muslin de Laine, Bombaxines, Merinos and
Alpaeas,
All kinds of wooden goods, &c.
Also, large assortment Of fancy articles.
Men and youths clothing Of all descriptions.
which they will sell as low as any other houss
In this Parish and on reasonable terms.
Having established house in the city, ID
will enable them to procure by every boas
goods asked for, if there should be none here
as desired
Opelousas, Dec 9Th, 1855.
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EmORSIN LAFLEUR and HELOISE
- BORDELON, Widow of Honore Fu-
seller, Of the Parish of St. Landry. having
fled their petition praying to be appointed
Administrators Of the Estate of Honore Flu
seller, deceased, late of the aforesaid Parish J;
Now. therefore, any persons having opposi-
tions to make to said appointment viii please
file them in writing in my office, in the Town
of Opelousas, within ten days from the date
of the present notice.
L. LASTRAPES, CLERK.
Opelousas, December 18th, lS56
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Ssa w-.9aEaa for sale.

YE7tIE undersigned offers for sale his Saw
= Mil situated on Bayou Queue Tortue,
in the Parish of St. Landry, said Saw Min is
entirely new; 400 arpents of fine cypress
land is attached to said establishment and also
800 or 600 logs ready to be saved. Moro
cypress land close to the place can also be
bought.
For the conditions and other particulars,
apply to the Editsrs of the Opelousas Courier
or to the undersigned
TIEOGENE HEBERT.
Lafayette, April 10Th 1856.
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Mercantile Cards. &C.


W THE undersigned has the
- - honor to inform his friends snd
the public in general that he
has just received large assortment of Sprtfag
and Sunsser Goods, such as Plain and
Embroidered Swiss Muslins, Jaconats ofIsll
qualities, English and French Embroiderses,
Gingharus. Ladies Bennets, Embroidered
Wells of all kinds. also large assortment Of
ready made cIothings Shoes, &e.
4 hns assortment Of Family Groceries san
always bs found at his store,
He always buys beefhides and sheep waol,
payable sash or in goods-
r. HALFY,
Grand coteau. April 18th, 1866.
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Judicial sales, &c.
A'<aa" sale.

TwYHE Sugar Plantation on which the sub
- scriber now resides, consisting of near
ly 800 arpents of Land, 500 of which is under
fence the balance in wood.
The improvements consist of an excellent
Sugar House, Steam Engine. Kettles, and in
perfect order and as good as new, one Of the
best Dwelling Houses in the Parish, with all
the necessary Cribs. Cabins &c, &c.
Iii considered one Of rhe most beautiful
places in the country and viii bo sold on more
liberal terms than any such property can be
purchased. Apply to
DR.. J. A. TAYLOR,
OpelUusas, Nov, Sth. 1886
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sale &C Valuable sugar Lands

Situated sa shs Parish of ST. Lasdrg ix
T. 4 s.. Range 6 z. to sstt.
s. r. quarter See a. J Rich Sugar Lands
5. W qa4rtsr sss. 81. part adjoining c.
N W. quarter sss. 81. } L. Swayzs, 4sssl
T.6S, r. TE.
W. haIfsse O. High rich sugar
All of see 5. ands 1avigabls
{. hall il I. half See a Bayou, iiiYTs
On both sidss Bayou Petite Prairie,
near Atthafalaya River. Total scres, 1888 50
The fpFegaing lands will be saId on accommo-
dating terms Apply 10 A. J. POWELL.
DonaEdaonville La.
Ey Guinness in the difereEt Land Offices ofthe
State, aid also q. the Departments at Washington
,2tty attended to with promPtness by
A J. POWELL .
Dona4dsanviEle, La, 18th April, 1856.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


The State of Louisiana, District Court,
VS.. PARISH OF st. Landry
Joseph Holier, No 9S7.
10y virtue ola writ of f. "a, issued in
u ID the above entitled suit, by the District
Court in and for the Parish of St. Landry, and to-
me directed, will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House of this Parish, OIL Saturday the 3rd day
of january next 1857, at twelve months credit,
without benefit of appraisement, being the second
and last exposure.-Purchaser giving bond with Sc
cury with interest at eight per eent from the day
of sale until paid, all the right, title, interest and
demand of Joseph Hoier in and to the following
described property seized satisfy salt writ to wit
4 certain Town Lot, being the residence OF De-
fendant, with the buildings and Improvements there
on, bounded North by Mrs. Cooley, East by Union
Street, West by ValIere Roy and South by King
Street. l.. V. CHAtHERE, Sheriff.
sheriff"s Office, St. Landry, December 18th, 1855.
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SHEniFF'S SALE.


STATE OF LOUISIANA.
James W CLARK, District Court
vs. Parish of st. Landry
John Caswen & ais, No COOS.
KsY virtue of writ of f. ia, issued in the
8 . above entitled suit by the DiStricS
Court. in and for the Parish OF st. Landry, on a
Twelve month bond, and to directed will be
exposed to public sale for cash without the benehs
OF appraisenent at the Court House of this Parish,
on Saturday, the Sd day OF January next, 1857;
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 John CasWelt
X ais, in and tc the following described property
seized to satisfy said writ, to-wIt:
A certain Tract of Land, held in common be-
tween the Defendants, situated in the Parish of ST.
Landry fronting on the Bayou Courtaeleau, run
ming back TO the Bayou Teche or Lemelle, and
containing seventy and S7Eloo acres, or nins~
tY 2llO0 superficial arpents, more or less.
L. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office St. Landry, Nov. goth, 1855.
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5ss5Sss.s sDYsA YsA5o
THE CHI Ap STORE,

~ l.. NIMMO respectfully announces
lie to the public that he is about to re-
move his stock Of goods from Patins Corner
to the large brick building lately occupied by
DR.. Littell in Bellevue street, next door
to Nine Rachel Gradeuigo, and win be pre-
pared to see his customers by Monday the
I'D inst.
Opelousas, December 18th, 1856.
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SHER!FF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOTISTINA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Charles D. Dreux, VS., Flavius Il. ThompssD x
wite.-yDlstrIct Cours,-Parish Of 81. Landry
No. 7l45.
Eo3ie Lambert, wife Sc. vs. Michael King
District Cour:,-Parsh Of St. Landry,--Ss.
727s.
: DruiIhst s. Son, vs. Flavius II Thomson 4 wiss,
District Cours7-PaEsh OF ST. Laudry,-ss.
7744
sRT virtue Of three writs Of f. IA issued
- in the above entitled suit, by the Dis
trct Court IN for ths Parish of St Landry, and ts
NE directed will be exposed to public sale, for
cash at the Court House OF this Parish Saturday,
the 81 dav Of January next, 1857, commencing as
the hour OF O'Clock, A. NJ, and continuing from
tay 10 lay if necessary, all the right, title interest
and demand of Flavius H. Thompson wife, in and
to the following described property, seized to satisfy
said Writs to-wlt:
4 Negro-man, slave for life, named Morel, aged
27 wears Negro man. slave for life, named Perry,
aged % years also, another Negro, slave Tor Iit",
named jim, aged ~ years.
Sherif's office, St. Landry, Nov. 29th, 1856.
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~ J. P. BELLOTH Boot and
R~~ Shoe Maker, announces to his old
customers and the public in general. that he
is back in Opelousas and is ready to satisfy all
demands in his line. His shop is on Main
street, next corner to Mr. Perrodin's store.
Opeloosas, Dec, 18th, 1856-2t.