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WILLIAM RS. TAECOT, 80.

Successors TO 7. Kenneday, Jrl
MANUFACl URERS OF ALL KINDS ot
Looking Glasses,
and dealers in
IMPORTED AND FANCY GOODS.
No. e2 Wocd street. corner Of Fourth, Pittsburgh
erGilt Moudings, Portrait Frame and Looking
Glass Plates always on hand.
march 8, 1856 W
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Ausiiness GarOs,

GEO RGE & wIL SON,
WHO LESA lie G R 0 G & X )
q bForsearding and Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN PRODUCE,
CaSElE, OHIO.
warehouse at the Depct.
,Cadiz, Ohio, July, 56, 1861.
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Hogs. erODs, dc.

The following is an abstract of the corespon-
dence Of the ST. Louis Chamber Of Commerce
in reference to the stoclpof hogs, crops, prices
&C., in Missouri and the adjoining States:
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The Lyons papers tell a very good story.
The bedchambers of two wealthy gentlemen,
who belong to different social circles arc odia.
cent, and, as is usual nowadays, thin partitions
divided them. One spends all his nights at his
clubhouse, never returning home before half,
past . O'Clock in the morning. His neighbor
rises at 6 and sits down ut once to his niano.
which he docs not quit until dinner. The
lorner complained to the commissary of police,
VINO laughed in his face, and told him to keep
better hours. AS he had a lease for six Years
he co"ld not change his apartment. He thought
OF sending ~ challenge to his neighbor his
nelghbor was paralyzed in the lower limbs,
nc had his walls lined with thick hair matres.
ses, still the sharps" penetrated into his
room. He made his servant play the French
horn-his ncighbor had him fined by tile M.
lice the French horn cannot be played except
during the jours gras. He made his servant
take a hammer and rap against the wall-his
lelshbor waited until he was tired, and then
began to play. He then bought q large hand
organ which was sadly out of tune, and ordered
a turn.spit which would turn eight DAYS with.
out beng wound up, and which he had fitted
70 the organ. The turn-spit was put in motion
a1'er 1t and the organ had been placed NEXT the
chamber wall. The piano-player bore thu or !.
gau for nineteen hours at The end Of the tine
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.M Mg1-
We heard some veteran story telling ,hD,
the great September gale y of 1915. il. WIN
lence and extent were without parallel, reachiny
from Europe to America. One %spoLpsmas
swore he was in Holland at the time, aud csna
half across the ocean in three DAYS, and saw ,s
whales blown right out Of the water. Tbe otbs,
was in Massachusetts. "Ponh! poohl th,,
that's. nothing! J" he shouted, and dtowud
the others voice, lest he shou.d tell the most
wonderful story. Nothing to what / spI /
knew a MAJ who was ont in fields, a hundred
miles away, (hc didn't say where.) and be se
things blowing all around him, aud tle fn,
thing he knew, dorm eume a. four dollar hat Oh
ms hcad-uore ii erer since!" It was Sput TO
vote and decided that the hat beat The What's
boston Post. l5f
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A FREScuMAN's OPINION ON THE Us1rrn
SrArEs'--M. Alfred D'Alcmbert has published
a book on America. On slavery he is neutral
but maintains that the condition of the slaves
physically, is superior to that of the peasants
in many parts of France. OF the inferior cas-,
into which free blacks at the North are con.
verified, even by the Abolitionists, after sneak.
ing OF their exclusion from all participation on
an equal footing, in the business and pleasures
of white life, their exclusion from public offices.
from theaters and hotels, and railroad cars. he
adds ~ ~
Death itself does not rehabilitate them they
have a separate burial place! And it would
not surprise me if the Americans should nre.
tend that God had set apart for them a fheu
and a paradise, so that the classification might
be observed in the other world. Do not foront
that this is the case in the Northern States
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Personalities IN Kansas.

fighting, we believe, has ceased in Kansas,
lively as ever. A mc~ "'hom VIZ take to be a
Border Rusar ,ndsr us a Philippe he has
Just issue his enemy in Kansas, who
pei. He DE- ns ito publish it in our paper.
1t is agaiyst od rule to indulge merely per
sonal ST. lhres our columns We therefore
suppr names, nut for the benefit of mankind
and the English language. we will quote some
of the excited liissourian's tremendous inyec-
tive against the Freesoiler, as follows:
"You are a fourth-rnte preacher, but q first
rate liar. Crime, cowardice and corruption
glare forth from your CLASSY, gim; skewed
eyes, "like q guilty thing upon o fearful sum
mems"
"Whcn the tacvil shall search hell for his
jewels, he will nat with q fendish grin, and
express his ie IN an eldrich and unearthly
'1ueak upe finding inl nc lower abyss, the
\ ,trid, E.srcnel, leprous and plague-spettci
b 1y d D. S. Il y Now, 1 dismiss you to me
angs of your ow guilty conscience you
a uinc, ape-browcd, ash-colored Abolitionist !!
you black-hcartel, bleareycd, brainlcA-J buz-
ard!-you craven, cringing, chccse-faccd cow
ard!-you dark, %damnable, double-faced drive
Ter You empty, crawling, creeping ear-wig.
-,yon fonl-headed, tish-mouthed fool!-you
goddess, guilty ghoul!-you heave dcfying,
hell-dcserving hypocrite !--you itch-infected,
Internal mp!!--you Jesuitical Judas ~Iscariot !!
you knock-knecd, kangaroo-shapcd knave!!-
you lousy, loosc-tongued loafcr !-you mullet-
headed, miserable mandrake !--you pusil,anim-
Gus, pewtereyed poltroon you razor-Gced,
red-mouthed ~"rip!"-you sap-hcaded, shallow
faced scrub You taR 'w-faced, trucking trick
ster l-you unwasheS %unanointed ulcer =
you white livered, wall-eyed, wcazel-se lied wire
worker you yelping, yellow, 51aundiGl
yahoo you " gizzard- footed " zigzag zany!!"
Here the dictionary collapsed--thc English
tongue broke down, and the Yankee tainted
away. Whether he vii ryive tie cursing he
got remains to be seen. Isl. Louis Intelli-
geuccr.
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'AlMAsoS1c TEMpIE.-Tha No..
ty in New ork, 30 we learn ~ rssonsc fstsni
Of Commerce, contemplate bn;s,M;us e Nous
which, in size and magni6csncs sIeapA
any ediice Of the kind in eths ~, I.il sssn
tails .of the plan have not vet ~ v,io. 111hsA
but we learn that the buiidinr ~, NED M
RIGS high, Of brown sandstone ~. % M q
1Go rect 'front.' by l25 feet deep. II iss n;,, Y
tam ample accommodations IL ~ wy %
Lodge, subordinate lodges, cbsnassne Gnu
ments and councils. The Grind cheap
being an Incorporated body, the e.. iodgs ii
undertaken, with its approval, ~ r.ss viii !
ton formed for that purpose. - asssak
timated at $4,000. That az ~ COT il
Temple in Philadelphia was Nv Aasais
lected. lsl Pa. 80 ~ bes \
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Unpleasant s--1 Fellows.

Naov vcors aco n vonno man tuon,r.o,t
roars - aro ' ~, ~, ~: sGa n.!Sh a n.m n ,"e;,,S ,on al
Hired tn work M . carm hr M W. nmn,
Of consiacr,hl note Nc = fsrmar ; IN N.ss.n N"
colts air w lo'I h aJ +" = % aama,,o. ~ a ,mas ; l;nal
Girl both about ei@htsen a" vears o S'' .ro ', "ei
Daniel being Of a steady turn. WINS !" not or tai Ks.
tive enonpl, to snit the;r fancy ond nftor ~" ,r,.
inc yarions Mans and tricks w;thout s"co ns
toe-as thew sai1@roise h;a ;doos tbav "nmeh,
a large frog. md mt Il into Dan;o1 rsI ReS I"'s nu
going to bed. he Soon discovcred tho W.. vi
Az of H. n;uI"". ~" pl'cneu MS lr'gSnnii
traved the least sion Of fix hno 1,slea INV IN Tcnara ~ "
tha ;oto - !" u A"o"'eusS III fcs"ro u
About a fortnight afterwards Daniel fo,,d
u lot of chesnut burrs. nearly NO. sharn 10 '1 this'
ties, and contriycd to denos;to nsart, hole lf's .
neck in the girls. he'd and after 4ha n;y,s n" Mon :
to their room and had time to nn r. 81" he % too,,
n candle, went to the door. md rott ~ '1 tbe
latch, when the girls mt ont tho;r In. - ond 1
Jumped into bed. and such = a ' sona1i;n" wo.
never heard before. '"I non ;s nos sa o'nn WIS .hs
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The following, which we Gin e
Louis Republican, is decidedly ~ ,,On ~ st.
pertinent to be lost {: ~ god I'd
A well. known citizen, who Il ia.
nccted with the K. Ms whiIe r.naseeye se
days since, was receiving supdry It'll ss MAJ i
to the Waterloo defeat" ias y ~ ~ aaas'ees
and list A'ed patiently to other ren,.,s. sssasa
to "plaguc " him. He finally tur,ss lhsudta
prosecutors, and said : (Ali ~ sspsaAA
silent to hear bss i~lastrstiona 's'o ~ eoaHs
Several yeArs ago, a celebr,t.a " \. .
minister and insivalist, we'll known 4, e ~ /
1uence and zeal in Converting M. ~ ~ my %
ing in Louisville. The feeling ia - ptesal
well up, and one night, after a VERT ~ pretty
sermon, he came down from the rrs, ?'weAffula
purpose of receiving the " mourn er'I 4 lcfs ts
good old hymn of It s"'-" Wnletls
Canaan, oh Canaan, I'm bound q, 4.
Canaan - 'f ue landW
was struck up and chimcd in ~ ir..
voices. The hymn was conclude d hsa Of
were few penitents ut the altnr ouI 'hr
exhorted-his words and appeal. y a. yam b
the ears of his congregation witho,.s u Upon
an emotion. AT length he coucinasS !. sac19g
a bold stroke and follow it mn MI make
and resuming the pulpit, after = a. S.'a : IA,
elaboration, he soleinnly announcsa s ,S Of
would put a question, upon which IL o saa. b.
all to vote in view Of the %estimst;.aN ~
placed upon their souls. With 6nrs. icy
most significantly, and in a most solsm, nsaea
n..', lie announced all those in favor ~ f aasa'
will please to rise to their feet, on0sE
Only some eight or ten responded 10 H. /.
nonncement and while the minister wv. as "
ing intensely for others to signify tbeir nS s;'ea
by " rising,"a worthy member who xas % =. d.
feet, intertered, and suggested that . H. , w. W.
might be that the true disciples W ,.4 ,a
modest to vote" ""s W.
AT this junctnrc, a loud voice was he.d i.
the gallery: " say, brother-. ia .sa n". "a
q talking or trying to force this y-ote-ts, ~
g1egatFon s.for Tie derH by at least tusn,ns.,
hundred mGjor1ty!" "sps
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where slavery mas ioHe - ."''st
and where they manifest the greatest imPstlence
ut not seeing it abolished BY fheir nelghbors.
He writes as follows on the SUBJECT OF Amer
lean gallantry --m..,.1 L.. Al.
Il am profoundly. hg'nll1sed ~ plush TO, re
roots of my hair ;il br 6heTe to hide
myself. On the fait1 pm ! had hlther-
to believed ths'l SeoPts . wsIS ,t the
most gallant n 9s@s4 g. Every .hing
sup ed thS 'gs, Dh'iaas' inc
go5 .inis Sc 8 erta'n Of our
selS 4. s ssi1. Of f = i ! SS sPs. who say '
a; sand/ (which | have recognized
with ..me FpriseN Nllantry is not
,as, ,Rrted Eur it has taken
refuge. >nited States a proclaim It
openly in America Z 16ave seen true
gsallantry universally practiced, spontaneously,
jisinterestedly. There woman is respected for
her own sake, because she is oman because
she is, or will be, the mother Of citizen. If q
good thind could be carried to an excess, l
should say ''at the rights attributed to the fair
scx are p d to exaggeration. The women
know ~ power, they abuse it as tJyrants do
who Nv that there are no limits to their
= 4mmer when it is too warm to stay at
,all America travels, by railroad and by
iboat, to inte watering places, to sea.
resorts, or wherever else '''e inhabitants of
United States are supy amuse them
3. . .p t41,.-
is in these excur oas 1t one can Judge
ser than anywhere else Of the extent and
deg. . Of this true galIantry, and Of the eager
d~eferehse shown, invariably, to women They
arrive lutte oil the seats in the cars are occu-
'ept-- sntllsmen Immediately rise, at
remaining on their feet, or even of
their journey they quietly seat them
Gives, without az mucha c-"-"" !" thank you.'
The least sign Of gratitude to II men is super
ruOus.
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LES MErAxoRrHosEs DR. New
que jamais cette aimee, dit lie Courier des
Etats- Unis, on niattendait one lc premier mai
pour faire subir d Ia vile imperiale des trans
formations importantes. Aussi n'a-t.on pas
differe jasqu'au lendemain pour commencer les
demolitions, ct c~crtaines parties de 10 cite
etaient devenues d'un'acces dificile des lapres
midi. de jendi. Q~uantite de rues wont etre
elnrgies on redressees, ct dams 10 plupart DIES
quarters qui avoisinent Broadway, les vieilles
constructions won't ceder Ia place a de nouvel-
les batisses dun aspect ct dune dimension plus
en- rapport ayec Ia destination que leur reserve
leur position dams Ia vile.
Dams 10 partie de Pearl street qui abontit a
Broadway, on demolit, Il droitc ct a gauche,
sur nne longueur de neuf lots, ct sur une pro-
fondelr qui, dun cote, va trouver lie theatre
de Broadway, ct de lautre lie Gothic Hall, con-
damne lufInerne . tomber. Tout lie cote nord-
est de Bcade street va subir lie meme sort, pour
donner 4 cette rue une largeur de 40 pieds.
Dams Barclay street, vingt maisons de chuque
cote sont en- vote de demolition.
Murray street, Park place, Church street, ct
nombre d'autres ,rues du voisinage sont ebre-
-checs par-ci par-la. Les maisons de bois dis
paraissent generalement, ct dams q%uelques un-
nees on citera celles qui seront encore debout.
Au milieu de 10 poussiere ct de l'encombre-
ment occasionnes par ces t~ravaux, certains
de~menagements Sc sont fats avec une promp-
titude extraordinaire. On cite entire autres,
commc surpassant tout ce qai s'est WI jusqu'a
present, lie Encouragement dun grand eiabisse-
ment dc ~soieries ct de dentelIes, situe dams
broadway, plus has que Trinity church. Linz
mense qnantite de marchandises contenues dams
toute Ia maison o etc descendue, mise sur les
voitures transporter dams Barclay street ct
posee sur les r.ayons du nouveau magasin, en-
trois heures settlement! Onze grandes voitures
gardees par ONE officers de police, SO hommes
DC pcine ct &C commits appartenant d letablis-
sement, ont suffi q faire &c tour de force.
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nROGUES, MEDICINES Ell PAR
- FUMERlE FRAICHE.
P. LEONCE HEBRARD & co. viennentXTI
de receyoir un assortment complet de Gt~
SDROGUES, MEDICINES EFT ARTICLE b +
- FANTAISIE.
Entr'autrcs l'on trouvera. chez eux un ioli
<> choix de
Portes.Monnaie; Papier ct Envelopes de Fantastic;
Canif Anglais pour Danes; Savols de Toilet;
Parfums; Eau de Cologne de Jean Marie Farina
Poudre pourla Figure; Peignes ell Caoutchouc;
Brosses Il Dents dc toutes qualities;
QUININE FRANCAIs, prix rebuilt;
Peintures; Huiles; Vernis; Verres Il Wires;
PinceauX. SirOp Pectoral de Duconge.
S1ROP DE BRtANT pour lie rhrme,
Pastilles de CONNIE, Conscrves de Citrons,
Pate de Jujnbe, Ean-de-vie, Madere,
Vim dOporto, Porter dc Londres dune
Iualite slptricure.
Charlton de Belloque, Digitaline,
Pastille dlptcac pour %cnfants, Dragees vermifu-
&c de Santonine. Perles d'Ether.
REMEDE ANTEGOUTTEUX du DR.. Laville.
kourso, remede contre lie yer solitaire,
Lancettes, Daviers, Papiers,
Liyrcs de complies, encre, plumes mttaliques.
TARAC a priser, a chiquer ct a fumer, Biberons,
Clysopompes dun nouveau m0dele.
I'm assortment complet de medicines brevettes,
FRANCHISES, Anglaises ct AmGricaincs.
lie tout Il bon marchG.
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ECHAPPE GU VOLE, de Ia residence
~ du soussign6 vers lie Is d'avril dernier,
un Cheval Alezan, ayant seize paumes, YSN
avec une taclle blanche sur lie mex, les deux NFYv
pieds de derriere blancs ct une ~cicatrice sur le muscle
dune des jambes de derriere. II a. a peu.dras 8 ans,
ct o les pieds de devant ferries.
Une recompense liberale sern donnee q celui aui
me ramenera lie dit cheyal, gu men donnera des rem.
seignements.
Holmesville, 8 mai 1856.
. A.. FOET EN- AN
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RussrE.-L prince G~ortschakoff succede an
comte De Nesselrode dams lc ministerc.
On s'occupe De redsire l'armee.

REMEDE INFAILLIBI.E.-Le soussipne
~ possede un remede i~nfaillible pour gueriro les
cancers. II donneta l'attention la plus grande aux
Rsersonnes afiligtes de cette maladie qui voudront
Vhonorer de leur confance. A
Ceci nest pas du charlatanisme-Des certifcots ct
des Nmoignages de citoyens hien connus ct dignes
DC ioi viendront ~attester Ia verit6 de &c que i'ayance.
e. De I~anicacite des remedies que j'emploic pour gua.
fr ces tumeurs redoatables. eS
routes communications adressies aux Editeurs De
cette feuille, on au ~soussign6 au Grand Coteau par la
poste. recevront une attention prompte. On pourra,
aussi, 10 itrouver d 50 demeure sur les Cotea,lx de-
Plaquemine. WIZ" "'
Opelousas, 10 mai 1856,
JOHN C. BARRY.
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CHAs. N. EALER. Horloger, Biiouticr ct
" Orfevre, encoignure Main ct ST Landry Onelon.
sas, a CONSIGNMENT ell main un grand assortment de-
montres en- or ct en- argent franchises ct anrlaises \
double boitiers. montres Patent Lever' ct Lepine
Boncles d%'oreilles, Bagues, Brooches pour DANES ct
Eplnglettes pour messieurs, %lunettes, plumes en- or
avec manches dor ct d'argent, Parfnmetie. Brooches
q cheyeuX, Sayons de toilette, ct antres articles tron
longs a tnumerer, lie tout a dcs prix rtdui.s pour dp
compliant on de bonnes acceptations sur Ia vile.
de travanx concernant 50 profession, avec promnti,u.
&c ct a la satisfaction de tous ceux qui rhonoreront
de lcur coniance.
Opelousas, 10 mars 1856.
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DENSIONAT EFT EXT At DES
H. DEMOISELLES AUX OPELOJSAS-Mme.
HOY,y . par Mmlle. Hoy ct Nine. De st. Ange,
q .ouy Nx Opelolsas, hne Pension de Demoi-
seiles miere Classe Oh toutes les branches me-
cessaie e education soide ct accomplic seront
enseigne.. +saet vi d. z4. 41hs
Dans. le, J d'instrnction seront comprises les
Langtes Ang,aise, FRANCHISE, ainsi que Ia Mtsique lie
Desatt, Is Peinture, tons les Ouvrages d faiguille en-
Sole, Chenille, etc., ct lie maintien is5ia n g4lI9
Avec l'aide d'institutrices completeness, ct 10 sur
~vaillance assidue de Ia Directrice, Nine. Hoy, a les
pGrance d'etre ~soutenue parties habitants de Ia vile
des Opelousas ct des ~environs. 9
Les prix sont fixes par seance de vingt-etune Sc
maines, payables Ia Motto au commencement, Fautre
mis9ance. .M -..
1ponr les &leves de classes i~nferieure $40 90
do. Ter classes :. Is 90
A 1e sur Piano OH Guitar. ...............S0 90
n Oesnlu w
Y LPeinture ........ .....,..........2 20 90
.)uvrages 4 PAiguille. !. .........lO 90
Pension $3.50. 60 90
Opelousas, 8 decembre 1856. e 9C 7s3sJ a7ryy.
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VENTE PAR LIE sHERIF-Cour de

VENTE PAR LIZ sHERIF-Cour de
' District, Paroisse St. Landry. -. Nos. 1894 ct
1885. Banqne des Artisans ct des Commercants
VS.. Benz. R. Rogers. =1 t"i.8Q T
En- vertu de deux writs de feri farias delivres
dams fafthire ci.dessus, par Ia Cour de District dams
ct pour la Paroisse st, Landry ct lie snsdit Etat, ct a
moi adrcsse, il sera expose en- vente p%ublique, pour
da compliant, a Ia maison de Cour de cette- pa.roisse
SAMEDI, lie septieme jour de JUN, A. D. 1856,
commencant a II heures du matin ct continuant les
jours s%.livants, sill est necessaire, tous les titres,
droits, interets ct pretentions dudit defendeur, Benz.
II. Rogers a 10 propriete ~suivante, saisie pour salts
faire lie dit ordre, SAVIOR: /.
lie tiers indivis des terres ci-dessous dGcrites, il So
voir
lie quart sud-Est de Ia section No. 81, ct la moitie
Est da quart Nord. Est @. Ia moitie Est du quart Sud
Est de Ia section No. Is, du Township 4, Sud de la
Rangee No. 4 Est, c~ontenant ensemble trois cent
vingt acres ct 6sIlOO.
Lots Mos 8, 10, IL 1t IL, section 6, contenant l42.1O
acres; Lots Nos. IL ct Is section s, c%ontenant 1920
acres ; Lots Nos. 8 ct a, section 8, contenant 1920
acres-3O559 acres, dams lie Township 6 Sud de la
Rangee 6 Est.
La dite terre etaut situee dams Ia paroisse de st.
Landry.
Bureau du Sheriff, Opelousas, 3 mai 1856.
..-.7 .l.-r.a l.. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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HOTEL DE L'AlGLE, a%utrcfois " Calf
- House" Washington, LAWN IRELAND, de
10 Nile Orleans, ayant achet6 cette p~roprietG annon-
ce au public, quill est maintenant pref a %recevoir les
voyageurs, ainsi que des pensionnaires. Get etablis-
sement est sitn6 entire les deux debarcadares, ct fai-
SAINT face au Courtableau. Les apartments ont ttt
nonvellement garnis en- neuf. lie proprietaire ose
esperer que par des efforts incessants, de pouvoir
patrons, que tout autre etablissA mt de ce genre, d
10 campagne. lily q anssi une bosqe ecurie.
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A Ill PERSONS having Claims against Tho
"a late firm of IN. EALER Il co. will please ue.
sent them to the undersigned; and all persons Who
are in debt to the late firm will please come forward
and make payment Immediately. 3
March %, 1856, In. EAIER.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-05-24

EGARE on vOLE.-D chemin de cour.
~ sc do s. Hartman, samedi p. nier, un
cheval American, Bal s., une tache T9sE1
blanche an front, ct I'M seton sous rgil gau- 81. wv
che; il await etc reinforcement saigne. On ne Sc ran.
pele plus les autrcs marques. Une rscompense libt-
rale sera donn6e a quiconque ramenera lie dit cheyal
soft a lhabitation c~i-dessus, soft au soussign6.
Opelousas, 10 mai 1856.
r, II. LTTTEIJ.