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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
SCHOOLS.
Silliman Female Collegiate Institute,
CLINTON T.,


TIIE next session will commence the first Monday
/ of October, 9Th inst, under the following board
lo instructors.
Rev. Henry McDoNALp. A. W.. Principal
Rev. IlrIiERY MosEiY. a. W.. Vice Principal.
Mrs SALttr MosrrY Matron,
Miss CoRNELlA MooRE.
Miss 1SAnEDIA JANE MosELY,
Miss WILLIE ANN SLAUGHTER.
Mr.. JrLEs KAHR,lrTs. Professor of Music.
Mrs. u. lInPRiS|. Teacher of French Drawing
Painting, and Fn ICY Needle Work Pupils ii French
are taught to converse and speak in that language.
Terms are the same ~ before
Boarding, per session Of Five months $50 90
Washing. when done in the Institute, per doz so
Tuition in the Primary department. .... Is 90
=" " Academic 20 90
Collegiate " ~ o5 90
Music on the Piano or Guitar. ... rs 90
Vocal Music. each scholar per session m so
incidental expenses % " ~ 90
Either one Of the Ancient or Modern languages 10 OO
Fancy nccdr work. drawing ana painting extra
Boardcrs viii he expected to provide their own
bedding. tights, towels etc. Pupils will he received al
any time and charged from the day of entrance tr
the end of the session The charge for Music and
other branches for which there is an extra fee. viii
be made from the time Of commencing such eytra
branch 10 the end of the session. Deductions vii
not be made for dsconinuancc or absence eyccp
in cases Of protractcd sickness. Persons not enter
ed n regular pupils can receive lessons in Music
French or any other branch. on the same terms a,
pupils, though only in the Institute.
HENRY MCDONALD,
Clinton La Oct Is. 1856.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
CLINTON MALE SCHOOL.

- y. HAYNES II open school in the town o
y. Clltonon Monday the 9th October at the Schoo
House formerly occupied by 4. D. Craig and re-
'pectIu'lg so'clts sharc of public patronage.
TERMS.
For ieachaHs IN the Primary and English depart
ment $500 per scholar per month. For Latin
Mathematics $500 per month per scholar.
No scholar taken for less than the expiration OF
the quarter. aud no deduction made for time lost
except in case Of proractel illness
october T. 1856.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
CLINTON MALE ACADEMY.

VlIE EXERCISES Of this Institution will be resumed
l on the first Monday in October. 1856. in tn,
build Ing situated West the North West corner of the
public square. IN the town OF Clinton La
TIE CoarfeY Sady will be liberal and extensive
but not volum ons. as the object is not to pcrusc
multiplicity of book, in the short time usually alot
d to education: but to present the pupil with sucl
authors as most thoroughly inculcatc practical ed
nralion Aware that very material injury has been
done to education in the South, by many of the eur
rent schooboohs of the day. protesting TO teach u
much with so litilc labor Oh the part of teacher and
pupil the Principal has used great care in the selcc
ton Of his texts knowing that what we have gained
IN facility hy the use of these books We have lost in
thoronIlIne,s. II requires industry and experience
on the part OF the teacher, and unwearcd applica-
ton on ih part OF the pupil, TO effect good scholar
ship.
1de Sgstem n Tleling is the result Of experience
and most si1dously avoids all those novel re-
mcntS II systrnL rs which he pupil is promised n
RAPID. but not thorough progress. Great care will
be taken TO arod any thing like yote also to adapt
the siudics TO the capacities and destination oI the
pupil Each recitation will be attended with analy-
SIS and explanations: and in no will pupil be
allowed to leave text before evincing thorough
knowledge OF It's Suhcct. No games or regular eX.
ercscs viii be imposed. AS experience shows that
pleasure looscs its zest il becomes duty
but the pupils. as the grounds are spacious, will hq
allowed to enjoy such umusemcnts rs comport Will
health. manlincSs aud proprcty.
7Hc Go,e,hme" will bc kind aud humane. yet rigid
ly and impnrIinlly enforced Punishmonts will b,
inflicted II no case where ambition can be superin
due Il: To elicit which, u monthly report OF tho
stand ng aud scholarship OF each pupil will boscn
TO parent. and guardians.
IAc muier Of pup i will be limited. The tuition
viii b. three four and five dollars per month paya
bic ~ advance and no pupil can enter for les,
period than session Of iigc months. Each pup
Will be expected TO furnish his own chair. II il nee
essaiy thai pupils enter at the commencement of tn.
session IhplS who ride from the country will b,
allowed he privilege oftubling their horse. on the
premises Boarding can br had in the ncg ghborhood
or in town nj reasonable prices
WM. y. HILL, A. NJ.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE SALE

THE STATE or LorsrAv, Parish Of East Fclciana
7th District Court. No. l7l7
~ .nr matinr OF the succession of Lousa Worsham
Dl KSuANT to an order and authorized by CON
mission to me directed by the Court aforesaid
will sell nj pnhlic auction on
Wednesday. January I, 1857,
nj thn hour Of II o'clock, A. M Mt the Court ITonst
In said Parish, the following described property to
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
SHOES ! SHOESu SUOES,l

SHOES +! SHOES!! SHOES!!!
NlIE SUBSCRIBER having fitted up the house. next
/ abovehis principal store for the purpose of keep
ing an extensive assortment of
l. A d | ES S II OES,
takes This method of informing his customers and
the public generally that he has now ON hand, and
Will be constantly receiving, Ladies, Misses, and
Chdrrn,s Shoes, Gaiter', Slippers, &c, from the
peggcd Brogan suitable for school and every day
wear to the NEST delicate white kid and satin slip.
pers, which he offers at such prices will induce an
inspection. b. LYONS
nov - North side of the public square.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20

a TRACT OF LAND, known as the Home
Tract, containing $50 acres, more or less,
bounded on the north, by lands of MILFORD
Garter; east, by the Amtc Swamp; south,
by lands of w b, Rogers; and, west, by
lands of w. NJ, Jordan. Zone acre to be
reserved for gravcyard)
TERMS or SALE.
The negro property for cash, provided it brings
the appraisement and if it does not bring the ap-
praisement il will Immediately be rc-ofcrcd upon
credit of twelve months the land belonging to said
estate to be sold on credit of twelve months pul-
chas'rs to give their notes with approved personal
from the day of sale untl paid with mortgage
importing confession of judgment, retained upon
the property to secure the payment of said notes.
nov. 20. 1856 b. NJ. q. BROWN, Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
NO. 81.
TOMB STONES,
Mausoleums, Monune nts Tombs,

HEAD AND FOOT STONES.
nv j Il +. ENOCIIS. would call the attention Of
". those in want of any of the above articles: that
they have arrived ut Bayou Sara. with large vari-
ETY. manufactures in Philadelphia. of italian and
American marble
a orders left with W. W. Chapman, at Clinton,
VIII meet with prompt attention. nov. 20.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
OWING to the death of my partner HENRY Open
" lIEMEs, all those which have claims against the
estate OF the deceased or the firm Of II. OPpENlEnER
CoIN. are requested to present the same within
sixty days. and all those which are indebted to the
estate OF the deceased or the firm Of IL OrpENIlEI-
MER Com, are requested to settle within sixty
days or else am compelled to place the same ia the
hands OF an attorney. l.. d. COIN,
For the firm of H. OPpENlIEMEG ~ ConN.
Jackson, May 10. 1856.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
LAND FOR SALE.

0NE section Of Land, situate in the Parish af East
~ F"licaAn, within live miles Of the towu Of Ciu
ton. with all the improvements necessary for com
fort or convenience, and in good pair it being the
Also: section OF Lnnd in the Parish Of East Bat
on Rouge. near Grcenwel SPRINGS.
Both sections will be sold on reasonable terms
sept II IRVINE BROWN
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOkS AND STATIONERY.
A LARGE supply Of French, English and Ameri
IA can cap, letter record. legal cap, account and
note paper, Of every style aud quality enveops Wis
iting and printing cards waters aud seaing-wax
pens and pencils, inkstands &c. DC, also large
supply of school books of every DESCRIPTION and Il
few choice selections of poetica and standard works,
bibles, hymn books &C, &c just received and for
sale at the drug tore of NORWOOD TILDON.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

'1'llE ndTsgnel olHrs for sale tract of land
/ iourmllrS nor:h o. the town of Jackson, con
tanning about five hundred and fifty acres.
Ab"u one hundred acr of the tract is cleared
and und ! fence, ii is well t.mbcred and has fine
spring OF cold water upon t.
TERMS.
Two thousand dollars, payable rs follows: 500
cash 100 ~ one year, 100 in two yrars 400 in three
years, and 100 in four years. all bearing eight per
cent interest from day Of sale until paid. and mort
gage retained upon the land until final payment of
purchase price,
For further particulars, apply to my agent, d. c.
llrrdcc. Toct Isl JOHN LOMBARD
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST KEUEIVE ED.
A ! NAu IAN &STRAUSS Jrwery and Book store,
"A Wavcry Novels, Milmon's Gibbons Rome, IIume's
England. Wirt's Patrick Henry. Queens of Scot
land Thirty years in the senate, Complete Mcmorr
of $ s. Prcntiss Buikcs Works, Godsmiihs Anmat-
ed Nature do miscellaneous works, Modern Essay
lst Mncanley,l together with large stock ofnovcls
and school books which will he sold at the lowest
rates, on terms to suit our customers. (Oct Id
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
NEW MEDICINES.
IuST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE at the Drul
81 Store of NORWOOD III NON f, frnsh .unnl,

TUoT KEVEIN ED md FUR SALE Nt The Drnl
d Store Of NORWOOD TILDON, II fresh supply
consulting, IN part, Of the following:
3 doz. Balm of n Thousand Flowers;
Browns Ess. Jamaica Ginger;
Roan's Tonic Mixture;
l = Osgood', India Cholngoguc;
q Railways Ready Relief;
= Regulators;
. Resolycnt;
lloofland's German Biitcrs;
Reddln's Russia Salye;
Rushion's Cod Liver OiI
Billings Astrngrn Syrup;
Gross Barrys Tricopheros;
/ Lyons Katharon;
| " Wncn's Canadian Nermiiuge;
2 b, A. Fahnestock's Vermiluge.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20

TT KNS UF NNTE,
Ono third, cash. tho balance on ono and two YEAR
credit purchasers TO give notes with approved per-
sonal security henrn" eight per cent interest from
dav of sole, moroagn to he retained tn" proper
iv until final paymrn Of purchas" price aud interest
Titles to hc passed before Henry Hlwford,
Notary Public, al the expense of the purchaser.
dec G. 1856 6. W. cATLETT. Auctionner.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20

be @rc Of Lmisiana, Seventh District Court
Pnish Of East tiiciam. No.
Succession Of Mrs Il. L. McAdan5.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Frances r.
~ Sc!den and his 'fn Mary l.. Singletary. co-ad
mnstratriz OF tn csnta Of Eliza l.. McAdams. de.
ceased have filed in hs court u full aud complete
account of thr Tutorship Of Mrs. McAdam.. deceased
with her four minor children in accordance with the
Judgment of The court. which will b. lomnlogated in
thirty days unless legally opposed
nov. 1886. WM PATTERSON. Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

..'Of those for whom we fond emotions cherish,
Secure the shadow ere the substance perish"
TNilE undersigned hegs cave TO inform the citizens
] of Cinton and vicinity, that he has opened
saloon adjacent TO the Union Hotel where he is pre-
pared to furnish life like illnesses of those who may
favor him with call.
Pictures taken in cloudy as wet as clear weather,
Post mortem pictures taken, when required
jan l9-ly j. s. SHERIDAN
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-02-02
La convention s'ajourne indehniment.

UN INCIDENT DE vERGLAs--Jeudi matin, dit
le Courier des Flats Unis, Philadelphia n'etait
pas plus practicable que celuid de New York; on
ny pouvait marcher que par glissades. Une
courageuse pietonne (le mot nest peut-etre pas
franeais, mas il devrait l'etre) setait cependaut
aventuree dams Chestnut street ct await reussi
a parcourir plusieurs blocs sans accident. Tout
a coup, le pied lui manque ct Ia VOLTA assise
malgre ellie sur lie trottoir
Laccident await Ell lieu devant un magasin.
A l'aspect de Ia beaute en- detresse, un gallant
commits Sc precipite a la rescousse. Nais O
malheur! il glisse a son tour s'etale de tout
son long, ct ses pleds, violemment lances contre
la personne meme gull voulait secourir, Ia pre-
citent du trottoir dams le ruisseau.
On imagine aisement 10 scene. Nais le plus
piquant de histoire, c'est que le preux cheva-
lier, 81 malement mis- confusion par son mau-
yais genie, ALA Sc cacher au fond du magasin,
sans s'occuper advantage de reparer le desas-
tire quill await aggrave.
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mArns 2 rEyR1np 1856

CHExNs DE 1ER.-On parle beaucoup !
New York de Establishment dun chemin d.
fer entire cette will il Ia Nouvelle- Orleans. La
plus grande partie dc Ia ligne est dtja construi
te, mais les diferentes sections ne sont pas re.
liees entire elles. II serait assez singuiier de
voir executor par les capitalists de New York
IN railway entire Mobile ct 10 Nile Orleans.
La chose, loin d'etre impossible aura lieu un
de ces jours.
On s'occupe tgalement dun autre projet. On
salt lie danger qu'oare Ia navigation dams le
voisinage du cap meridional de 10 Floride. II
s'agirait d'etablir une communication entire
PAtlantique ct le golfe du Mexique gu moyen
dun chemin de fer qui traverserait toute la
Floride dams SO partie septentrionale. On q
meme commence les travaux sur le littoral du
golfe, ct 81 les actionnaires Sc presentent en-
nombre suffisant le railway sera continue de-
tape en- xtape jusqu'a ce quill ait atteint le ri
wage de Pocean.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-02-02
HAiT1.-On tcrit de nt-Thomas !:

"Vous aurez sans doute appris que Soulou-
que Sc dispose a faire Ia conquete de 10 partie
Est de Saint-Domiug cette contree divisee
par les deux parts s'afiaiblit tous les jours. II
fait prendre les armes a tout le monde: nego-
Giants, commits, employees de administration, il
ne yeut laisser derriere aucun elements, de re-
volte ou de conspiration contre lui, comme celia
sest WI deja Ell pareille Circumstance. Les ne
gociants haitiens sont obliges de fermer leurs
magasins pour faire cette campagnc; plus tard,
lis seront obiges de faile faillite ct les etran-
gers proftcront REINSTATEMENT de celia. Les
Dominicains. de leur cote, Sc preparent, mais
lis commencent d METRE en- sirete leurs famil-
les, colt en- 1es envoyant Curacao On lei"
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-02-02

CONVENTION DIES PLANTEURs SucR1ERs.-
La convention s'est reunie lie 25 a onze heure,
du matin, ." Lyceum Hall, ainsi gu il await ett
convenu az derniere seance.
lie comite auquel await etc soumise In oues
ton qul anene Ia convention des planteurs
de Ia Louisiana, presente le rapport suivant
par intermediate de son president NJ. j. s.
Williams:
Attendu que les maux don't nous nous plai
gnons ct qui sont mentionnes dams une circu
lalre pnbliee par lie comite nomme par Ia con
ventlon DIES .pIanteurs qui s'est reunie le 2G
novembre dernier a la Nouvele-O Orleans, ne
sont pas imaglnaires mais reels; que l'espace
destlne lexposition ct a Ia vente du sucre ct
de la melasse,a a Ia Nouvele- Orleans, est insuG
tisant ct ne semble devoir etre agrandi que pour
quelque temps settlement, 81 toutefois Ia corpo.
ration 'agrandit;
"L'opinion unanime du comite est uu'un
autre marche pour lc sucre est necessaire. II
recommande 10 nomination dun conite de dix
membres, negocians ct planteurs, qui seront
charges de choisir un emplacement convenable
ain que les interets des planteurs sucriers de
la Louisiana ne souffrent pas par suite du man
que diespace ct de temps"
La convention adopte lo rapport. LIE presi-
dent nomme MN. j. S. Williams, S. w. Camp
bell. n. Roman, J. j. Hanna, w. J. Minor, j..
s. Campton, NJ. U, Fl. Norton, S. O. Nelson,
+. A. Foley ct j. A. Braud membres du CO.
mite.
Les resolutions suivaptes sont adoptees a
l'unanimite:
ale comite est prize d'examiner les divers
emplacements, sur chaque rive du feuve, ct de
choisir celui qui leur paraltra lie mcilleur pour
un depot de sucre. lie president est prize de
convoquer une assemblee, apres viugt jours
davis, des que lie rapport du comits scra pref
lie comite est charge, dams lie cas- OH il
choisirait un emplacement aileurs qua Ia
Nouvelle Orleans on a Alger, de demander a
la Legislature une loi Incorporation pour une
socete des planteurs sucriers, d'acheter la terre
ct de WELLER Ia construction des batisses ne
cessaires."
La convention sajournc indenniment.
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t6@ AVIS AUX ExPED1T1oNNA1REs EFT Con-
SIGNATURES DE FRET.-Le steamer ALICE w.
GLAZE, G. E. Louaillier, capitaine, fait mantenant
ses voyages par Plaquemine. LIE prix du fret ct du
passage est en- consequence rebuilt, ct est le meme
que celui des eaux hautes C'est adre que lie sucre
sera transporte s2 la melasse ct lie cotton Is sous
ct lie fret venant de Ia Nouvele- Orleans sera paye
q raison de SO sous. -
LIE Glaze partira de Washington DIMANCHE, le
Ii du mos, ct continuera faire des voyages regu-
liers, pendant lie saison.
Washington, 10 Janvier, 1856.
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OPINION Du MAEEcuAL PELrss1ER.-On
ecrit de Constantinople Ia Gazette de Colo
gne:
"On affirme que le martchal Pdlissier a
adresss a l'emp6reur Napoleon un memoire
dams lequel il demontre que la conquete de Ia
Crimee demandera trois fois plus de temps ct
de sacrifices que men cout6 la prise de Stbas-
topol-Sud. La clef de Ia CrimGe serait a Pc
rikop ct une attaque contre ce point. au milieu
de la steppe denudte ct aride, serait l'entrepri-
Sc la plus ardue qui ait ats tentee dams les tens
modernes LIE marechal serait davis de trans
porter, pour Ia campagne prochalne lie theatre
de la guerre, sur d'autres points. LIE general
Martimprey etc envoye en- Crimfe pour exa-
miner les lieuS lie bien fondd de lopinion du
marfchal, ct ION assure quill la partnge entis-
rement,"
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LEGISLATURE DE Ia LOUISA W.

er9N- RoueE, q janwer 1s56.-senat :.
Le senat s'est reuni aujosf fl'hui ct s'est oroa
nlse en- elisa honorable lW. F. Griffin d%e AZ
Ayoyellesl Il par :ter;m t, V;nat' t'o;n. "
memo'ese etase, Jos. A, Warner
ete elu s'-~ataire: b.1CL lre.a.-....,-sant d,ar
=, es eG~r. =. -a,,1-tin, Dor. H.
Une lettre du secrataire 'Etat tra, ~,
aa aenat des doc ems relatifs aux election,
co9Ies!ees a etc referee a un connitf
special compose I'M. Haralson, Sims, La
selghe, McMnl afington. 5go
IN 1 oenat seses 10 ajourne demain, a
HAMBRE DEs REpREsENrANs.--M. Van
L.. te-Coupee, etc appele .
H. es lappel nominal, Ia Chah,,udA
Pf0cede Ielection dun speaker. Al nre.
,. mler scrutin de ballotage, M. w. w, Pnpb' de
Assumption, obtenu 43 yoix, ct N 4 n.
perrier. de St. Martin, 81. PugB a etc de-
clare eiu. M. Higgins .--elu premier rref.
ner, ct M: Peralta porter. La ChambrS,sest
ehsalte alournee demain, a mid
Les tfclers des deux chambres sont tons do
mocrates. ,a.J ''' so'' w
sEsAr.-23 janvier.-Le president tlu senat
decide que les mcmbres don't les sieges sont
s".ieestes WI OH pas le drolt de voter. LIE Sc
na., consulte, soutenu cette decision.
nacte dormant aux Etats-Unis iurjdiction
Su r!alnes terres i ouvelle- Orleans pour
y pital de marir tie vote nar los lss domn nuH,
Sht bres.-Un BIN ant ma ollooot;a,
Pou' depenses evantuelles de la Legislature
}usc concurrence de 100000 etc ega-
lem ,le. s6"
Z KBRE.-7M. Brice, de Ia Nouvele- -Orle-
ans, demande ct obtenu la permission dc faire
un protet contre les temoignages soumis an
comlte des elections contestees au suiet de son
siege ct de celui de NJ. Shields Son protet
redIge sous forme de resolution, etc, sur Ia
proposition de M. S. Simms, depose sur le bu-
reau.
Ia chambre adopte une resolution fxant a
Jendl proclaim, a midi, le depouillement des
yolx donnees a Ia derniere election aux capd-
OATS pour les places de l'Etat.
Une resolution accordant lusage de Ia sale
des deliberations des representans, a Mile Pa-
roal. pour donner un concert mardi proclaim,
est egalenent adoptee.
La Chambre s'ajourne demain IL heures.
Abeille. '
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-02-02

GRAND CoNcILE CArHoLrouE.-L -L'ouverture
du Grand Concie Catholiqut les Etats- Unis,
a Gu lieu hier, dit l'Abeille des.a Nouvelle- Or
leans, a 10 Cathedrale st. Louis. Tout le cler-
lgs de 10 Nouvelle- Orleans ct les eveques de
plusieurs autres dioceses ont assiste a limpo-
sante ceremonie. Un immense cortege de f.
deles suivi le clerge jusqu'a l'Egise, qui Of.
frait un magnifque spectacle. L'Archeveque
Blanc prtsidait. L'Eveque de Natchez a pre-
che en- anglais, ct rEveque de Mobile, en- fran
Gals, LIE Concile sitgera jusqu'a dimanche
proclaim.
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A Wis aux Contribuables de la Parbisse S

n Landry
J'a maint6nant en- ma possession, pour en- faire
la collection, lie Role des Taxes de Parosse pour Tan
nee 1855, de la Paroisse St. Landry. Pour la com
modite des Contrbuables, o me rendrai, a Get efet
aux endrots cidessous designGs, afn de recevoir lie
montant de lenr Taxes les jours ci-dessous fixes en-
tire 10 heures du matin ct de Tapres!nid savoir:
Commencant aux Opelousas, lundi 4 fevrier, ct
continuant jusqu'au l5 de mars.
Gros Chevreuil, 3mc arrondssement chez Jules
Mestrick lundi, lie II mars proclaim.
Jonction, lime reimbursement, chez Jacob An.
sem, lie meme jour.
st. Charles (Grand Coteau), chez L. A. Patin
mardi le Is mars proclaim.
Queue Tortue, 6me ACCOMPLISHMENT, chez H. G.
Guidry, melUredi, lie 10 mars proclaim
Plaquemine Bru6e, 6me reimbursement, jeud le
20 mars proclaim, au magasin dc Messrs Clark, Hays
u Co.
Pointe aux Loups, 7me reimbursement, chez Ale.
xandre Daigle, vendredi lie Il mars proclaim.
Haut de Plaquelnine ches Joseph e. Daigle, sd.
medi lie " mars proclaim.
Bois de Mallet, Sine reimbursement au nlagasin dc
David Gulory, mardi 25 mars proclaim, chez Joseph
III. Magee, mercredi 26 mars proclaim.
Chatalgner, 9me arrondisSement, au magasin dc
Jean p. l4atcur, jeudi n mars proclaim
Vile Plate, chez VIM. Reed, le meme jour.
Prairie Mamou, l6me reimbursement, chez Joseph
Landrenaux, yendredi Is mars proclaim.
Bayou ChicOt, lone arrondissenlent, All magasin
de3Akenhead, ,vendredi lie 2S mars proclaim.
visle Grande Prairie, lime arrondissement, chez
Philippe Stagg, samedi 20 mars proclaim.
Bayou Wake, lame reimbursement, ma residen
ce. lundi 81 mars proclaim.
Bayou Rouge, lone reimbursement, au magasin dc
Levi & Co.. mercred avriI proclaim.
Bayou BGuf, 12me arrondissement, d Ia mason
d'Ecole, pres de rhabitation de Thomas McCrory
jeud avril proclaim.
Washington, 2me arrandssement, 4 la pharmacie
de S. D. Allis, samedi Z avril proclaim.
Atchatalaya, chez ]. j. Morgan, lundi avril pro
chain.
Riviere Mermento 1sme arrondssement chez
Jack Wright, samedi II avril proclaim
Bureau aux Opelouses.
Opelousas, fevrier 1856.
H. CAN'T Cn1lectenr
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-02-02

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