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The Opelousas courier., 1857-03-14

Charles D. Dreax, District Court,
vs.. 50 Parish ofst Landry
Flayins H- Thompson Ssvife. No. 7745.
ID Z virtue Of three writs of &. fa, issued in
ES % the above entitled sait, by the District
Court, land fpr the Parish Of stLandry, and to
me directed, vii be exposed Ia public sale for
cash, at the Court House of this Parish on Satur-
day, the 9Th day Of A pril next, 1857, commencing
at the hour Of IL Oaclock, IA. M, and continuing
FROM day day, il necessary all the right title,
interest and demand Of FlaVias n, Thompson 4
wife, sin and to the following described property,
seized toi gatisff said Wrifs, to-w
A3certain Negro-faan, slave for life, named La
gard, aged about 33 years.. a3t q,
a certain Hegro-naan, named Romeo aged 23
years. all of which Is now in possession of Daniel
D. Arden agent Of Mrs Thompson.
3 az CHAEHERE, Shefiff.
Sheriff 3 Office ST. Landry, Fep. asth, 1857.
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A{ -. nefE ~ 49,
SzayyssrtzzE& zgalz an,
No, Ia st. Louis Street, New Orleans.

NU' n gHV' HUuIS. btIVUE1 IsUN UAA AVtEH' 3
EM AVING established a wholesale Dry
III n Goods Commercial House as aboye,in
New Orleans, are now ready to supply country
merchants with dry goods of all kinds at a
lower price than they have been purchasing
in New, Orleans until now.
Their commercial transaction with the
largest Houses and manufactures Of the North
and foreign countries viii enable them to
attain their aim, that is, selling at whele-
sale at lower rate than eau new be sold in
city.
They hope, by their punetuality and indus
try to merit the continuation Of the patronage
Of theinhabitants of st. Landry. HIr
SHWARTZ d KAUFMAN, .i..af
No. IA st. Louis Street, New Orleans.
February 14th, 1857
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judicial sales, &c.
LANDS FOzs SALE.

LANDS FOR SALE
FETVHE undersigned not residing in this
g Parish offers for sale at reasonable prices
and conditions the following property:
About ONE SQUARE LOT, in the town
Of Opelousas, with all the buildings and im-
provements thereon erected.
A WOOD LAND, situated in Prairie
Basse, Parish Of st. Landry, containing II
arpents front on 40 arpents in depth, good
to raise up saw mill.
A PRAIRIE LAND, situated in front Of
said wood land, contaiug 10 arpents on 40
arpents ii. depth, well calculated for planta-
tion.
For the price and conditions, apply to San
doS It Meynier, in Opelousas, or TO
DUBREUIL OLIVIER.
New Iberia, February l4th; 1857:-3m.
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Tsss>ETzTs1m g

Y VHE public are hereby notified not to
= trespass on my plantation, Oak Grove
or TO hunt on same with, or without dog or
gun. All persons so doing viii be dealt with
according to law. JAMES G. HILL.
St. Landry, Feb.7th, 1857.---lO.---tf. j,
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aAT,T,f;sss e s s. !.

- AN ING purchased d plantation IN
M & Bellevue perfectly convenient to re-
ceive patients viii devote himself most ex-
clusively TO the treatment of-chronic diseases,
and his prices win be moderate, that ii ID
say, one dollar per day for slaves which ID
not require the attendance Of d nurse, and
fpr those ID when nurse il necessary, the
price viii be agreed upon with the owner.
Dr. Sales moreover offers lis services 10
all those who may honor him with their con-
fdanee B. J. sSAILES, NE. ID.
Bellevue. Nov. 10Th, 1856. Il. sa
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NEW WAREHOUSE.

yEIE undersigned, having taken the
- Warehouse situated In the town Of
Washington, formerly known as the Ware
house of Ronteret s Lyons. for the purpose
of receiving and forwarding freight. and mer-
ckaGdise, viii faithfully attend to all bust
ness which, may be entrusted to him by his
friends and the pablo IN general
J. B. A. FONTENOT.
Washington, January 81, 1851.
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RAN AWAY

a FROM the undersigned, in
% Opelousas, about the 1st Of Feb
ruary last, mulatto woman,
: ssa1 named FANNY, aged about %
- years, rather low stature and
stout built, round face, has a scar on one of
her legs, from bile speaks english only,
, 4 grife girl, named EULALIE, aged
about "a years, slim face, tall stature, speak
ing French and little English, one of her
fingers has been damaged by fellon, she is
a creole girl. ~
A liberal reward will be given to.whoever
will bring them back to the undersigned in
Opelousas, or lodge them in Jail SO that
can get them back B. NEY.
Opelousas, March 7th, 1857.
G-The Register of Franklin viii please
copy the above till forbid, in French and En-
glish.
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sEHWAEsTZ q KAUFM hN.

sEHWAReTZ & KAUFNE kN.
EDEING determined to close sheir bnsii.
- ness in the town Of Oqelousas, take
this opportunity to offer their extensive and
choice Stock Of Dry Goods, Cutlery, Hard.
ware &C.. to the inhabitants Of this Parish
positively at COST, for CASH or city accept
ances.
All those who are indebted to them are
earnestly requested to come forward and
Eetsle without delay.
Opelousas, February l4th, 1857.
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Notices. &C.
State of Aoatstaua

pa1;s1 Ds;Te,eS eS S. o9gpTi %as,i,v No.
Estate of George w. Addison, decd.
M0EL II. sANDOZ, of the Parish ofSt.
eD Landry, Administrator of the Estate
of George W. Addison, deceased, having fled
Final Tableau of Classification of she debts
of said Estate, and Distribution of the fupds
among the heirs accompanied by petition
praying for the homologatioL of the same
And wherea4 4she prayer Of SAID petition has
been g1lantefy an order ofe Court dated
Now She2efore. notice is hereby given to
all intereYad, to make opposition, ifany they
have WITHIN thirty days from tie date hereof
why said Tsbfeau shoulanot hs homologated.
and the administrator authorized to pay ac-
eording to said Tableau, and that he be dis
charged of all further liabilities as such and
his bond cancelled. s
L. LASTRAPES, Czerh,
Opelousas, March 7th, 1857. -
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aE$asRGGgag. 's
E'S SALE.
Dr. LOUISIANA.
q &C., District Court,
Parish Of fit. Landry,
an. 20. 5000,

of a writ Of f. fa., issued in
Bye entitled suit, by the District
1or the Parish of ST. Landry, and to
will be exposed 10 public sale, for
esidenee of the Defendant near Grand
$ Parish, on Saturday, the Attn day of
'57, commencing at the hour of IL
;, and continuing from day TO day, if
the right, title, interest and demand
kfn, in and to the following described
20 satisfy said writ, to- wit:
woman, named Adeline, aged
children, Charles, aged 3 years,
and John aged 2 years,
one Poplar Armoir, one Clock.
V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Landry, Feb. 2sth, 1857.
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lsH I'D
CON " ne
INHACULiTll
ODcgSDae .sqs 4.

1gFEyHIs Institution WI be
lfiIAl tile 6 Holy Cross " iiless
in the Town of 0pelousas,
Iyoung Ladies Of the Paris
Parishes. The location is
allthe exterior advantages
for theipsehildren. The ST
fbrace all the branches talgs
! Of America or Europe Real
Composition, Rhetofic, Elog
French and English languages
utmost attention vii be paid,
Ipupils wflInost caIefaiy be ffai
| with correctness, elegance and
Geography, sacred and profane b
History Mythology, Arithmetic,
elements of Algebra and Geometry
| ply, Natural History, Domestic Eel
Embroidery, Artificial flowers, Draw
Vocal and instrumental Musie-Th hisW
be taught by distingnish she'd Artist juss
New-Orleans. g @
Nothing win be omitted TO kindle in the
vivid emulation for learning the greatest
will also be paid to develop their minds fofni
hearts, and elevate their character. They WI 4
nothing to fear from evil examples or eEl
tions, remaining at all times within the
the house, and under the eyes Of kind
will watch over their morals with mate
They will receive no visits except from
or relations, who viii be admitted to seen
parlor, on Thursdays after the morning II
on Sundays after the high mass.
The utmost attention will be paid to the
the pupils, the diet viii be wholesome
ant, the sick will be nursed with maternaf
and tenderness.
Religion is the ground work of education.
Institution is Catholic; however, young ladies'
may belong to other DETERMINATIONS will be feeey
on the only condition OF conforming to the pu
exercises of the house.
Toenable parents to send their children at anearz
age to SCHOOL child may profit from thesage 0
seven or eight and even sooneF,-to keep them Ion
ger, and send several of them at onee, the most mod
crate prices have been adopted For Board allG
Tuition, $l0o per scholastic year Of ten months, pay
able quarterly in advance; yscholars viii pay $40
$50 or $40, for the seloastey according 10 the
age and the classes they xiii attend Music on The
Piano or the Guitar will be charged no per nloDil
81 per month for the use Of tie Piano ,ssss, pei
month for vocal music.
Parents viii have 70 supply their children with
books aud paper, and pioside fer the washing q
their cothes expenses incurred siekiess viii asc
be charged to them
Boarders will have to be supplied, at their en-
trance, with mnsqHita bar d usufhcientguanfity
of sheets blankets, totEeis, and every day clothes
they must also bring the uniform, consisting toi
the whole year ii 4 blue dress, with cape of the
same color trimmed with black velvet two sun
bonnets, blue. ef Nnlinea two veiss I blNe
2 yds, white, 9 yds; a spoons fork. tuniber and
knife also a small baekef, brushes, combs, q
pitcher, bowl, and iookia,g three last
articles wiII for sale III the house. to- preserve
uniformity, in tie dressing room.
For further particulars Apply To- ft9
az Sister VI -AIgY OH T. ii Il HOLY. ANGELS
Superior,
Or to Rev. g. RAYaoap,
4ss III Rector Of The Church of 0pelousas
0pelousas, August 10Th, 1856.
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3g6S5sb aad


Irish Dry Goods
- q u. REILLY, s Co, 50 long known
Il o at tAeseorner ofs Royal and Canal
streets, beg to lay they have 1emovedto to their
large new storu l26s ganal street, between
Royal and Bousbon streets, known as Iiouro
z Blll l2lsn sign Of lhe Gt6io,ea Flar, II
4st here their: ample ropm and a resident
buyerlin Europe will enable them to keep
lthe year round) eomplets stock in every
department. Also, a full line oil Plantation
Goods, of the bsst Southern manufacture.
Combined With the above, they will keep
1t the old stand. corner Royal and Bourbon
streets, under the name Of Egabroiideyy and
Lace Store, a complete stock Of Ladies Dress
Trimmings, Ribbonds, Einbroideries, Laces,
and Ladies and dents furnishing Goods, to
suit the country merchants as well as the con-
snn,ers. asisgsI agrso2 hss8is8a aya
This latter il class 81 house heretofore
unknown in this Market
.dsffaa I Pa IL. REILLY &. Co.,
WI eA aass aya3-- I26 Canal Street, u
sa III BesRees Roy ana Bourbon streets.
biaa II saef1iLsa 7s Topro Buildings.
4iaaToaaFfa sflt Sign cf the Golden Flax
September 2oth. 1856. .-6m. = aEaa3
Il y lgf
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sa.ss. PERSONS who may have claims
Go 60 against said partnership, and those
who are indebted to the same are requested
to come forward and settle without delay. {
NJ. COREfL.
Vile Plate 21st Feb. 1857 11--lm
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NJ i. !. c; -E /.

sAs - - aaha 49, "
rTES i undersigned hereby notify planters
E and others that from and after the LIST
of November next 1856, the storage now
existing will heneeforth be charged for mer-
chandize and other articles laying in their
warehouses for the period Of oase month, and
for every additional month or part of q
month, the same additional rates will be
charged .
Noshing will be delivered until the
storage is paid.
DEBAILLON Il GARRIERE.
Washington, October 18th, 1856.
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logss TAXES.

$3.50
an of the State Tax Roll, for
ma the Licences for the year
atioceiye said Taxes and Licer-
l,oh February 1857. For the
,,.T Payers, will send oae Of
hs iizedl at the following places
af, between 10 o'eleck, A. M
aor the purpose ofreceiying tie
gnces:
Il at my Office, IN the Town of
dng on the I'd day of February
Fsry day thereafter Sundays ex-
# 9th day Of March next following,
receiving the Taxes and Licences
Houd find it more convenient to paw
4 gas the expiration Of which time, Il shall
ices okseizufe gu ali delnquents
w Ward-Gonmeneing at 0pelousas on the I'd
auafy, 1857, till the 9sh Of March, of the same
Nard-At Jules Iestrck, on Bayou Teche, on
ath March,
a4d---At the Coffee House Of Widow Est;l-
S5raad Goteau, on the 7etts of March
ard---At the residence of j. II. Hutfpower.
IaFtae, On tue lth March
ssa--. & the residence Of yirgi!e Fruge on
Mernento Cows, ,on the 18th of March
9th Ward--Assthe residence of Antoine Carte. at
Ponte aux Loups, ntae 18th of March.
9th Ward-At Joseph E. Dagle, ct Pc;l.e Naire,
on the ii of March.
Sd Ward--At the store of Philippe Stage, in Old
Ggande Pairie,l on The 10th of March, ssE
4th Ward-Atth Coffee House of w William Reed,
in Vile Plate, On the / Tia of March. iTs
4th Ward-At the store Of James Akenhead In
Bayou Chieot, on the Isth of March.
18th Ward-At the residence of Joseph Landre-
naux, in Petite Prairie Mamouth, the 9th March.
LIST Wald-At the residence of Napoleon Andre
poat, IN plaisanee, en- the goth Of March.
Sd Waid-At Jonathan Norris, ON Bayou Rouge,
on the 23d Of March.
o. a n o.
laya, on the Gath of March.
9th Wasd--At the atore Of J. B! Clarke & Co., in
Lower Iaaquemine. on the 2Gth Of March,
At Joseph q. hsgee, in EaquetaIque, On the eth
Of March,
At Dorain Lafeur, in Chataigner, on the 2sth of
March.
L. v. CHACHERE, t5
Sherif ard Collector.
0peIousas January s1st, 1857.
sg On the same davs and at the same places,
the Collector Of the Parish Taxes viii also attend
and be reaay 10 receive the Parish Taxes due.
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WATCHES! WATCHES
w g sg gggRsB.

" Ga5 Wv ~ - STS35ad53
TEsyHE undersigned takes this method Of
u informing his friends and the public in
general that be has just arrived from New
Orleans with good assortment Of dry goods,
cutlery, hardware etc., which he will sell
cheap for cash only, his experience in this
line of business having convinced him that
quick sales and small profits are preferable as
much to the buyer as to the seller.
He has opened his store in Main street,
opposite Mr.. Perrodin's.
GUSMAN ESTORGE.
Opelousas. February 14th, 1857.
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DISSOLUTION CT oo-PARTNgRsH1p
Z eo-paftnership heretofore existing
a between the undersigned, under the
firm Of Carrisre J Haaguel, in the manage
ment of the Warehouse at Barre's Landing
las been dissolved by mutual consent, from
the Sd Of January last.
Mr.. Hauguel is charged with the Iquida-
ton Of the business Of said partnership.
r. NJ. CARRIERE, fls.
E. p. HAUGUEL.
Parish oi st. Landry, Feb I, 1867.
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Louis q sSiHa q ON !.

ggsssgcgs-egEEtsAssgs esaafg sBesCcEcs.
1 Respectfully informs the citizens Of
80 ST. Landy, that he has just. opened
sAaAs on Main street, nezt.to J..l PreYot.s
store Watch-naker and jeweler shop. -a..
He will repair with care and prolnptitude
all work that will be entrusted to him. He
guarantees all his works. ss ..8t
Opelonsas, Dec 9th, 1856. 50
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TT HAVE the honor Of informing the pub
81 lie, and parents IN particular, that, from
the lst of July next, my Institution viii bereoved
10 the property OF the late Mr.. Jacques Lastrapes
and, that, from that date shall be ready to receive
the scholars whom parents u i'll eoatiae to my care
That we'll know positions at ashartasstane from
Opelousas and Washington being guuqlestionaby
situated ia the most healthy part Of the Parish and
not exposed to ANNUAL fnaladies, vii assure to pa
rents the health Of their children, whose studies
will never be Interrupted E5
So far as regards Instruction and education,
she'll neglect nothing to merit continuance of the
kind patronage, with which have been honored
here. f#ssss6s
Bad weather, alone, Will prevent the scholars
being accompanied to DlYIae Service, every Sln-
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WG1TEEl FOE SAH.F.
Opelousas, August ID, 1856.
NEW COFFEE4EaOUsE o.

ME undersigned has JUS. opened
a Coffee House at the corner of Main and
Landry streets, late stapd of ]. j. Beau
champ. where, besides, a Billiard Table
good Bar, private rooms &C., he VIII also
Keep fresh and pickeled oysters, sardines,
cheese and crackers, Holsters and such like.
He solicits the public patronage.
JOSEPH HOLLIER,
Opelousas, March 7th, 1857.
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OPELOUsAsa
.NEel'casati lie Cards. sc.
lTR.3W GooDs!

I.fifai7 lat go THE undersigned has the
| | azsa. ~ ~ shono4 to Inform his friends and
"a. she ppllia In general that he
hasjustreceiye$i la large assortmentof Spring
and sSunsaaerss Gooks, such as.:--Plain and
Embroidered Swiss Mpslins, Jaconats Of all
qualities, English ahd French Embroideries,
Ginghams, Ladies' Bonnets, Embroidered
Wells Of all ki:5ds, also b lasge assortment Of
read made clsthings Shoes, &c. S
IA fine assortment Of Family Groceries can
always besfourd at his store. st.
He always Euys beefhides and sheep wool,
payable cash os ID goods, -
esss4s ]. sss u mi T.. HALFF,
Grand Coteau, April 10TH, 1856.
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Opelousas, January 31st, 1857
s On the same davs and at the same places,
the Collector Of the Parish Taxes viii also attend
and be reaay 10 receive the Parish Taxes due.
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U8t 70 4sSFs
8Hs 8s Rector Of the Church Of 0pelousas.
0pelonsas, August 18th, 1856 M
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Stoves, Stsvss, Stoves,
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see Argsst ever bscseAtis isto iowa,Aooag vAtsA viii
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keep on Aaed Tor riaasss upna A.s TN plate, sAeel
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hisds " assssd aad Japsa vass. uansss toels, &C..
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poseanv favesteg - vsa order, 30 Ui ell them
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speuuas, aud Job work In gcnesal.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-07

NBvx1 P1ooAsIuAT..-lt s stated
that NJ. AndrSw Hoover, who died
% ss'idenly On Tuesday, left his hor,s
in the morning in line lAealth and
spirits, casually remarking to his fam.
lily that on that day his policy Of life
insurance would expire. HI soa il
the course Of the morning tok the
policy and had il renewed. n !
short time on that very last day, he
isthsr wss speschlsss, and has depart.
ID. His remark and prompt stts1tion
has savsd . worthy family d, 900.
Wsshin ytoo Uniep, eod.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-07

Ca9uoTeep0o9oe CULLEN.
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=: =. ss::.. :. :ss 80:
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-, sss:!,s ''ss''s4 f'ss ass 'ssss. asa1s =.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-07

Al lTRx Sos JlD DssG.-On We'd.
nssday might at the OIsss, Col. Fro
mont and Ell -Prssidsni Fillmore -
side by side in . trcut ssat. lislsaing
70 0ssssaisa IL 'Ner.pa,' sppsruntly
eutissly fofgseqd thak thess l,id boon
N election lasl III. lf NJ. Dnehou.
IN could have Looked u asd sssa hos
psrisctly satis6sd - p1neid thsse
t~erisah Of his a,,peased II thelf -
Feat ~ ars noe s1ss but TIT - vouId
have svisd thsm thsis happy sse6po
non H. toi1D and tsoubl0 q =
Witt Hsuss.-CN. I. uno. -