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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-21

How "A Ruke in
Baltimore, the EslOody city.
The Baltimore sun, of the 18th, says
editorally:
TIE ELECTION YEsTERDAY.-B By cour
tesy we use the term eclectic :" But
we suppose the record of American suf-
frage in the whole history of our country
CONTAINS nothing so humiliating as the
transactions which took place yesterday,
under the nominal preteuse of an ''elec-
ton. To call the thing a farce" is
to sport with the most vicious and de-
moralized political condition of this COM
munity. Moreover, disorder, riot and
bleed shed have again disgraced the
name of our city, and we stand in the
record efyesterday's hideous proceedings
a blot upon the escutcheon of popular
liberty very moekery of political in
dependence.
1t is unnecessary to give any particular
facts, or to tell tie story of the day
1t is related with emphasis in the returns
of the polls of the several wards, which
sufficiently indicate that many thousands
of the people have been virtually disfran-
chised, and that no election has taken
place. A certain number of men will be
returned as elected members of the first
branch of the city %c"uncil, and as
circumstances which few will be disposed
to vaunt or even contemplate.
In presenting the returns We make no
comparison with former elections. The
thing is too ludicrous. 1t is enough to
say that in Baltimore, which gave a vote
last year for President of &c. I'll, yes
terday ouly 1867 were cast, of which
the American candidates received 1873,
aud the Democratic 2,7S9.
THAT tells at once what party is in
the wrong-which depends upon mob
force, whose hands are stained with blood
to whom belongs the infinite infsmy OF
rendering one of the greatest of Ameri-
can cities a place of il'-repute and OF
~pluuging it from prosperity to ruin.
In the local columns of the Sun we find
the following:
THE YEsTERDAY-RIoT N
BIZ ooDsHED.
The election for members of the first
branch of the City Council yesterday,
resulted in the election of nearly all the
American candidates, AID it is to be re-
GREETED that blood wat again shed, Ser
geant William Jourdan having lost his
life, and several others were seriously
shit. A: an early hour in the morning
it was evident that there would be troub
le in some of the wards, but that was
obviated by the withdrawal of some of
the Democratic candidates.
In the First Ward there was but lit
tie opposition offered to tho majority
rarity, and beside a few skirmishes
there was no trouble.
In the Second Ward it was stated
that the Democrats were excluded from
the polls, but there was not much vio-
lence. About half-past one O'Clock there
was a cry for the boys to rally, and they
gave pursuit to a man who ran up Canal
Street, and finally escaped by jumping
through a cellar window and going by
way Of Eden street. The crowd in pur-
suit were armed with new bright barrel
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THE LEGISLATURE.

Both branches of the Legislature, it
10 conceded, we believe, are Democratic.
Orr friends in that body will have rest
ing upon them q great responsibility /;
but in recurring to the list of members
elect. we believe the Democracy gener-
ally made judicious nominations, and
that those whom they have chosen will
have ample frmness and talent for the
emergency. No one supposes that they
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E-We regret to learn that Mr.,

E& We regret to learn that Mr..
CHARLES STEWARD. of this County, who
left here for California in 1850, is one
of the lost Inflated Central America
He had accumulated considerable money,
and was coming home to enjoy, among
his friends, the competence he had ac-
quired by some years Of toll aud priva-
ton. His relatives here, who we're anx-
iously expecting to greet him, have been
thrown into deep distress. Such are
the brittle threads on which life hangs
-RichLand Shield 6. Banner.
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MO EAST ORWEST can c%onine our pow
IN ers, the verdict of the world is ours
When the decision went forth, all the BARRIERS
of Ashland had to hang their heads, the prise
medal was granted t. GEORGE DORSEY, for his
superiority over all others. He has taken the
old Barber Shop under the Sampsel House,
which he has furnished with new and skilful
hands, who cannot fail to give satisfaction to
all the community and the rest of mankind.
EPERFUMERY IF the best and purcs t
qualities constantly on hand, and for sale on
favorable terms. IS
Ashland, Feb. 1, 1857.
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can undo all the evil of their predeces-
sors, but they will have it in their pow.
er to enact such laws as will effectually
prevent a recurrence of the crimes
which, under the CHASE and GIBSON
junto, have beggared the Treasury and
disgraced the State. This much the
People expect and demand of the Dem
ocratic Legislature.
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iNTEW CABINET WARE-ROOM

MTEW CABINET WARE-ROOM
~ AT JEROMEVILLE.-E. j. Van I'm
man would inform his friends and the public
that he has purchased of Capt. RICE his Rooms
and stock, and is now prepared with the work
man, the wood and "the tools to furnish as
good an article of furniture as can be bought
at any other establishment on the line of the
''Back Bone" Try me.
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Jeromeville, Sept. Q, 1851.

GOOD INTENT HOUSE, HAYES
va VILE, OHIo.-JOHN HERPST would
inform his friends and the travelling public
that he has recently opened in Hayesv:lle, on
Main street, a hotel of the above name; where.
from his ample room, both in his house and
stable. he will be prepared to accommodate
all who may favor him with a call withas good
accommodations as are offered at any house il
the county. 3wl4A
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FkvO THOSE CONCBRNED-Au
4 those knowing themselves indebted to
me are requested to pay up. Those having un-
settled book accounts, are requested to call and
settle up. (Call at my old shopl Take heed
and save costs. J. ZIMMERM
Sept. 9, 1857. 11tf
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VS.. DI.-
Conrad Repp. ~

Conrad Repp.
10y virtue of a writ of Fl Fa duly issued
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Ash
LAND County, in the above case and to me di-
rect.d, 1 will sell at public auction on
Monday, The 2d dag IF NoUena6eT',
A. b. 1857, between the hours of ten o'clock A.
NJ. and four O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, on the
farm of-Jackson, in Montgomery town.
ship, Ashland county, three miles east of the
town of Ashland (known as the Lawson Farm),
the following described goods and chattels, to-
wit: The two-thirds of five acres of Corn, more
or less. standing on the ground; also the two
thirds of four acres of Corn, more or less, stand
ing in the shock; also, the two thirds of twelve
acres of Wheat, more or less, in the ground
all on the farm of - ackson. Taken as
the property of Conrad Repp, at the suit Of Jo-
mas II. Gierhart.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN,
Oct. 90, 1857. 2w20 pfS25O
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FAVA COFFEE.-Pure Java Cof-
~ fee. put up in cans, ready burned and
ground Tor family use, at the mandatory of
Frisby d Stephens, Cleveland-for sale by
Sept 1887. j, & r. FREER.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the best
~ material and finish promptly manu-
featured, and q hearse in readiness to attend
funerals.
Inrnnnnvilln Snnt Q 1857 lift
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THE KNOW NOTHING REIGN OF
TERROR IN BALTIMORE, AND
THEIR ELECTION MOB.

The Merie an Plug-Ugly, Rip-Rap
Blood-Tub, Rough-Skin Black
guards in their Glory.
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3,27G Prizes valued
Only One Dollar

is the price OF the Double admission Tickets, whic
are numbered. and each ticket will admit the hOl,
ers twice to the Fair and Exhibition. and enti1l
them to = share in the distribution of the abov
rnirahln nriZna
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MEDICAL

you have both the preventative and the cure, with
this great and good quality, that it will never I'M
der any circumstances do you any injury
; DO change of diet ever necessary-eat the best
you can get and enough of it
DREcTIoNs FOR one table spoonful
per day-Children over Ten years dessert spoonful
children FROM five to eight years, tea spoonful
As no directions can be applicable to all constitu-
tioRs, take sufficient to operate on the bowels
twice q day. Yours truly,
ONALD
Price S1O0 per bottle. For sale by ROLLER &
HOWARD. Ashland, and by Druggists generally.
Oct - 1857 lyo0
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.by or:
der of Court OF AkacnAAAo
County, Ohio. 1oE,
nN Saturday the 31st day of October, 1901,
" at 8 O'Clock in the afternoon, wiil De sold
on the premises to the highest bidder, the IN
terest Of Margaret J. starrett in the following
real estate, to wit: The east half OF the south
West Quarter Of Section anr -Four SsHe 14s n0 T7s
Ashland County, Ohio. subject to the dover
of Nancy Starrett, widow of John Starrett.
deceased. Appraised at one hundred and
Eighty one d $500 dollars. Terms of Sale:
One third cash in hand. One third in twelve
months, and the balance in eighteen months.
Deferred payments to be on interest from date
of sale, and secured by mortgage en- the Premi-
ses, or acceptable personal secruity.
CHRISTIAN WARD, "
Guardian of Margaret ]. Starrstt.
By j. M. d N. MAY, Att,ys.
September 80, 1857, %ElI,
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How EsA ISuke
Baltimore, the Bloody City.
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How many thousands of poor women are suffer.
ing from this ii.case and pining away a miserable
life, and their next door n~eighbor docs not know
the cause. l wish to impress on your mind that
good old proverb, can ounce OF prevention is
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Oct. 81, 1857.
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TRIAL, nv Jury

j.. Il. WHITE,
Secretary c. P. F. Association,
Oct 20 1857 2w2O Colum bus, c
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-02
SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORITMl
~ laln Dspots 81 Camp street Is1nch, a6 Char.

80 411 ~. n 1aszR ~ GhAf
The undetsisnsd y iai N ~ ~ puh,ic I'D n.
friends that ~ ~ lsssd the eilits stock n
Music and 1ufieAl lnatruments 0fs MI h; Anhellfs
we'll known EstabiShment u Nu, 06 ChaYffeS u1sesK
which will hereafter conSatut4 Hssnch of th& l1II
EnpoEtnm s0n Camp stseet 4sg
NJ. 2As,helliA seOck waa 0xcln6iySly F0ret6n 4t
sic. NJ i ~ now added III te Standard md latesa
Amsricah with Mpaioal 1nstFunents ot
III kind1 sS " 81 . ESs sSsss M
y II would be difnnuit u giys i desailed Catalceue
of all Tho Music and Musical Instrument contaied
N both Stores which form together stoCk unaars
passed Ia the South West for variety or complete.
ness This stoCk oomptiSes, h0weycr, Z f6lf antl
complete assortment of EntUIeAn Music. thA flI0iS
list of american Publications, IA Sheet Music and
Musical Books, q N
Erard and pleyel rianoes;
The celsbrated Pianoes Of STEINWAY n SONS.
These Pianoes Az now considered, Nv III the Il III
last two years Messrs Hteinway& n Sons have II NJ
" various Public Industrial billions and Esif at
the North, no loss than Six Premium Cold Medals
for the superiority of their pianoes,
Also, alarge assortment of Pianos from thc man
ufactorys OF 81 q. Fischer. OF NewYcrk. These mn.
noes are well known. They arc of different eisen,
and nre at moderate prices, as I'd suit tile c0flSc
tence and the means of all CLASSES Of huyex.% R
Mason Hamelln's ceicbratcd Melodeons; Harps,
Instruments of Ill kinds; and Musical Merchaaase
Y Mnsic bsund. Music Teacherss recommended MD
situations pr cured f0r ProfcssoI
Any order tor Music, Pianoes, Instruments. ~ any
thing relating to Music, may be MN Ill either story
and WIZ bs promptly attended te. Terms liberal. 5
April, 1857. =. GABICL
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HAS. N. EALER, Watch Maker and
~ Jeweler, corner Of Main and Landry Streets OPP
elousas. has on hand an assortment Of WATCHES
and JEWELRY, consisting Of English and French
Gold and Silver cased Lever md Lepine Watches,
Ear Rings, FingerRngs, Breast Pins for Ladies and
Gentlemen, spectaclcs, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Toilet
Soaps, and other articles too numerous to mention;
the whole of which will be sold at much reduced
prices for cash or good city acceptance.
will also execute all kinds of work in my line of
business in workmanlike manner and with prompt
dispatch for cash. 6. IN. EALER.
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A LBANO MALE AND FEMALE
"A ACADEMY -


~ ACADEMY. s{
The Fourth Annual Session of this School, now
permanently established, will begin on MONDAY,
I'd Of February next e
The location of the Academy, in the midst Of a
thriving and yearly increasing moral and religious
community, with the salnbFity Of the air, and the
absence Of haunts of dissipation commend it to the
favorable notice Of parents and guardians WOO find
it necessary to place their chilcren and wards away
from home for their education. -
Boarding can be obtained in priy families in
the vicinity Of the Academy. A few pupils can be
received into the family Of the Proprietor.
The Female Department is more especially under
the charge Of Mrs. Furman. Visitors to the School
rooms are always received with pleasure.
RATES Of Ttition per Acadenic Tear Of Al toeeks !:
Primary Department. !. ...... ..... $50 90
Academic Department ........... .....,..,.. AS 90
Classical and Mathematical Department. so 90
Board, Washing, Lights, etc, IS 90
g by the month q. no 90
Areasonable deduction will be made when two or
more come from the same family.
Y Big Cane, La, January 23, 1857.
J. L. FURMAN, Principal. )
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In planters and others TINT from and after the Ist
Of November next 1855, the Storage now existing
will henceforth be charged for merchandise and
other articles now laying IN their warehouses for the
period Of one month, and for every additional month
or part Of month the same additional rates will be
charged
Nothing will be delivered until the storage is paid.
Washington, October II 1855. -
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...ucr the supefvision 0f Mn,
and C r. Haskell yioei
ID for the RECEIPT pttons ofspnpiIs
=, :, Jdtf,hnr lA6d An - einiy = Nil

4. 1ctobeF, 1870 acing ! hi
i D,ctasioh, Elocution, Arithmetics Grammar, Mod
ern md Ancient Geogf u6tline Maps, History
Botany. Astronomy, The higher Mathematics, Ge
Aelogy Minsralogy CoHclology Ancient Mythology
ufganc Ghsmtatfy Physiology, IntellectnA Pow
tatare. ss77 : - n
Instruction vill also be given in the Language.
'rhs scholastic year is divided into two sessions
English Course, per session i. 425 0l
Board, per month. ...,... ... f. IN OF
st!cuia.ioh "! zee 0l
Ths Langaaesss Music Painting IL OH i,neo, o,
Crayon and Monochromatic Drawing, French Cray.
ons, silk and Chenille Blending, at The usual rates
i Use Of Sheet Music ana Patterns, each, ~.
4 Use of Musical Instrument, s..
The Institution, aside from board, furnishes bed.
steads and mattresses. Boarders provide all other
4 requisite appendages,
/ For the promotion Of economy in dress, II Is de-
sirabe the young ladies conform to an established
uniform, when time and Acircumstancesa admit.
l The School will be in no respect denominational
sectarian. The mode Of instruction Ii systemati-
cal and strictly intellectual The organization Of all
| the departments y upon principles deemed the
suiest 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
Wisii IeHl W Dc III AtLenuAnCe. UAu9nbef6 OF the
regular Clergy, tuition gratis. "
No pupil received for less time than one session.
| Tuition fee, semi-annually in advance
The personal efforts Of the Principal will be given
to make St. Mary's Hall all that can be desired as
school Of elevated literary character, where young
Indies can, who wish, receive fuishing course.
| REFERENCES.
Re Rev Bishop 7 \ Davis. So ca; Bishop Green.
jackson, Miss; Col Hooker, Gallatin, Miss; g
l,aurens 2 H, So Ga; Hon L Orr, Washington, b G;
Hon W 8 Featherston, Houston; Miss; ) H and g 4
Willard, Troy Seminary, NY.
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srsHANGE OF EsIDENCE.-Dr. ri

91HANGE OF REsIDENC CE.--Dr. ri
~ LATE has removed his residence and office tt
the dwelling on Landry street, near Judge Overtons
and opposite I. Brotts store Besides the ordinary
services Of his profession, the Dr. will continue tt
attend on all diseases of the Mouth and Teeth and
practice in all the branches of Dentistry His work
in all that line is warranted and performed after the
latest and most approved process.
Artificial Teeth are not only an ornament; they re
establish the voice to its natural Tone and above all
permit mastication so indispensable to the health
DR.. PLATE will visit Washington weekly.
Prices moderate.
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EsW STORE. The undersigned takes this
method of Informing his friends and the public
in general that he has ist arrived from New Orleans
DRY GOODS, CUTLERY, HARDWARE.
etcsetc.i which No will sell u HEAP E0R CASH
ONLY Ms experience III this lne of business having
convinced him that Quick Sales and Small 5sspJYfs
ate preferable as sniuc TO the buyer as to the seller
Hc has opened his Atore III Main street, opposite
Mr.. Perr0din' b. GuSMAN ESTOi1liE
Opel6usas March II, 1857.
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WE WEsTERN EXCHANGE, corner Of
Tchoupitollas and Natchez streets, NewOr-
leans. Mrs. WILSON would inform her friends
and the public generally that she has opened the
tpoye house, and is now prepared to accommodate
noarders on reasonable terms. Her table will always
ne supplied with the best the market affords Stu
ped IN the heart Of the business portion Of the city
unusual Inducements are offered to merchants and
pliers from the country. Refer to the editors Of
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1tARRIAGESs AND HARNESs.--The
~ Undersigned keep constantly on hand material
for Carriage Repairing in all its branches They are
prepared to execute all orders with Dispatch and IN
4 worlmanlike manner.
~ HlJGGIES, SULKIES and HARNESS made
to order. GIBBS u CLAhh,
4 opelousas, Mareh8, 1855.
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DOoT AND SHOE SHOP. The sub
IL scriber, having removed bis shop from n
Main street to his residence on Union, between H
North and Grolee Streets respectfully informs ~
the public that he will execute with promptness and
fidelity all work entrusted to him, and solicits
share of patronage. His prices4will be Low fol
CASH and for Cash only.
Opelousas, November 8, 1855.
Z JACOB PEFFERKoRN.
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CtOOPERAGE.- The undersigned has on
" hand at all times q supply of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALF BARRELS for
Moasses, Of the best workmanship which he ofersat
the customary prices He will also receive and exc
cute orders for any description Of work in his line
supply Of HOGSHEAD SLAVES and NINE-FOOT
PICKETS for sale low for cash. March 10.
WILLIAM s. READ, Washington.
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MOTTO CE.-The undersigned, having dis
IN posed Of his stock Of goods I'd Mr. JuNf fUS NJ,
GILES, respectfully asks for him continuance of
the custom heretofore extended TO the Cheap Store
All persons indebted To the SAME Will please make
payment to Mr.. j. N. Giles.
Opelousas, February IA, 1851
g. L. NIMMO.
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NoTIGE-The Partnership heretofore ex-
- =, isting under the firm of ]. b. BELL0CQ & co.
was dissolved the 3lst of August last by limita
uon q, and the death of J. B. Bellocq.
The subscribers will continue the business of the
non nease under the style Of BELLOCQ, NOBL0M Il
IN y, according TO act passed before S. Magner, No
sahv M Public. NeWorleans, Sept. !, 1855.
Veuve j. B. BELL0CQ,
A. P. NOBL0M,
A. DERBES,
P. ROY.
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fT,HE SUIENTIFIC n iiEnIl IasR

TIME SolENlIFIO a AiERIuA 2st
The Twelfth Annual 6Ninn III thia usefuf publicas
tlon commences 0il the 18th day III SapkalhSf not
The Scientific ArIietiear VI an lustEate Raracdia
cal, deyosed chiefly " tlH riouinlg
Arts Industrial ManntA0tuls gficaitare Stsn3s,
y ssss ssisss w Il
Vss, ueisdiag s otlsai i copiss ~
tent Claims, ether With news md information
upon thousands of other snbj bjects. III /, "a
N TIN istot January III tle lllt N sd6
stcond, ~ I'M hlrd for ths lanrtil 4i50,
sa ,or te sr e ND sS r M s ri
tenth s2c tor NV eleventi MD for ha tNelflhl
For al Clnhs of mud upwards, the s,bscsips
tion price II cnly n ip. NsnssA hs ssis1 sa
any Y, postolIiee " until ynnnhr, nss
Ths soIfN firic AsiEhip IAN ispuiSiihhsa saeg
wSeks Every nNtihcr coAtaina HUT lsfifs daSst3
gsIsasl ssEss '9rDs Ias.sss,sa safsas s s.6ssss
Tsnas. Single suhssriptions, nv ysafsSf NM
NIX months. Flyo c0pltA XII six months M 1Gf q
yeyi, III, hlseiIsllI ccptss sent
cil!ee Stamps taken et psr iof s.lhscfip
NUN a do:la Fplsoa III sxYotk.
nrsirw ,asaris r1a Nv Dr.
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3oUIS WAITER, Cabinet Maker, has al,
ways on hand large assortment Of Armoirs,
es, Wash stands, etc. etc, which he will sell at
.,ew0rleans prices fbr cash.
, Apply at Patin's Hotel, Opelousas.
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JOSEPH A. A.SGAUTITREAUX, Collector
Of Accounts, ETC., respectfully offers his services
q the public as such. Orders left at A. Millspaughs
Book, Store, Washington, will be promptly attended
to. September Is, 1856.
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n OF. ANTHONY WINNER has the

Informing the public thai, having been
n> as,s q II settle in the town Of Opelousas,
he ii lessons on the Piano Forte, the
Violin, and also In Vocal Music. He will
likewise tul., ;. nos. His prices will be very mod.
eratc So per month for Instrumental Music, and So
per month for Vocal Music. For tuning Pianos the
charge will be proportionate to the work; STILL it
will always be moderate.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-02

CONTRACTORS are hereby notified that
~ on Monday, 4th May. 1857 will be let out III the
iowest bidder, the repairing Of the Clerk Office of
the Parrish Of St Landry, for which purpose All ap
preparation has lately been made BY the Police Jury
Huge IA, DEsJEihN,
Opelousas, April rs, 1867, superintendent.