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FUyHE Partnership heretofore existing between B. r. JOHNSON
a and RICHARD OWEN, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent debts the viii he collected by D.
johnson, and all other indebtedness Of the firm will be
psid by him. b. JOHNSON,
RICHARD OWEN.
Nashville, Tenn, % July, 1858.
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NBS1 co. and postage stamps enclosed to any authorized
Agent, viii insure bottle Of the Pills BY return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail BY Berry DemOve and g. W.
dershott, Agents for Nashville. [deod&wly
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Executors sale OF Lands--On One, Two. or
Lnrnc \ On ~ -L,i.nnn- -


WILL sell to The Dbl CHEST bidder on Saturday the 4h dav OF
September next three Of land I'M he egbh1rbood Of
Pennington, Marshall county, Tenn.
The Home Place containing about hundred and hfyseyen
acres which there is mausion neatly finished od water
and 6nc land.
The Iand Ece near n containing hundred acres,
the good land, the balance good cedar timber and
good water.
Iund Ewing Place, about two miles from Home Tract
containing eighty acres good cedar land thirty
cabbs twenty acres OF which IS God
cedar timber, and will be sold 10 lots.
one. years time with interest from date
the purchaser giving security and lein the the pur
chase money. The lands are all surveyed.
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tNBkGkESsssFresh Burmuda Arr0WZ Root, Pearl Sage
) Fun French Chalk. Shoe Brushes Seidle Powders Balsam
Fir Diamond Clements, Bung Corks, &c. For ale by
DEMOVILLE & BELL
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JAMES 5. WEBB,
jy2O EN CT John L. Parsley's WILL

GNTRANEDs--Young cow with calf the owner have
- them 10y calling this Office and paying cost Of
ment Enquire Of james Jackson at BennAns Foundry College
street runayES
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NF EAl! mEAL!s-A Grist Mil is in operation
4NE at Wolfenden & Co.'s Machine Shop Cherry street. t
door. south Of Broad Fresh ground Meal at all times for sale
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CIOLLAIiS, SCARFS, TIES AND CRHV1Ts,
~ Every style. Just received and for sale b.
p j n MrGrTr.
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FOR SALE,

A PAIR OF GOOD CARRIAGE HORSES on very h.
n favorable terms. They be Hammers 'VsrER
Livery Stable, Front street, below the Public -taa
SQUARE. ~
jy3l-Im MCCALL, VANLEER 4
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CRAIGHE AID & co.,
DEALERS IN
Hardware,
90 PUEBLO SQUARE, EASHTZLLE, TENEESSEE
flames B. CBAIGHEAD having purchased the entire interest
Of Mr.. WIN. II. MINCHIN the business Of Crighead
Minhin alone authorized the Of the late firm in
liquidation will continue the business the old and No
% Public Square, under the title above. may24
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NEW WHOLESALE BOOT & SHOE HOUSE.
J. P COPELAND, J. N. ARNsTEAD. H.
COPELAND, ARMISTEAD q CO.,
JOBBERS OF
BOOtss Shoes Hats, Caps, Straw. Goods, &c.
NO. 90, NORTH. EAST CORNER OF TIE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tennessee.
WTE have associated Ourselves together under the above STYLE
wv the transaction Of wholesale business in the goods
mentioned by st Of August will be in receipt of large
carefully stock which respectfully invite the attention.
jyi COPELAND, ARNIsTEAD q CO..
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T,runIks and Ronnet Boxes.

ID ECEIvED: additional supplies Of Trunks for Gentlemen
q and Ladies Also, fine assortment Of Bennett Boxes,
single and double top, cheap, at a College street
ir1r LOHN RAMAGE.
, 1858-09-17

by the first Of November-partial news from there
much sooner. But before the end Of that month, we
are confident that enough will be known to settle the
question whether New Caledonia is to rival California
and Australia or not
THE Dull SEAsoN.-Our Northern towns, British
and American, at this time experiencing the pres
sure of a dull season. The primary and paramount
cause OF this general stagnati0n is failure to receive
gold returns IN the slightest degree commensurate
with public expectation 1t will require the next two
months to demonstrate the richness of the mines If
they turn out we'll in the spring another impetus will
be given to trade. In the meantime, we can do no
better than to "watch and waite.'-Light.
FRAZER RIVER Coin DUsT.-The amount Of gold
that has been extracted from Frazer river is much
more considerable than is generally believed and we
venture the opinion that up TO the present writing
the few months Of its being known as gold produ-
cling stream, than there was from California during
the first twelve months after the gold discovery in that
state reliable gentleman u.s. that the books
OF the U. S. Branch Mint at San francisco, showed
the receipt of S94 900 worth Of Frazer river gold dust
six weeks ago, which is nearly equal to the amount
estimated to have been exported from California in
l645, though the gold discovery was made in May.
We do not think $4,000, $T5 900 high esti-
mate OF the amount Of Frazer river dust received at
the Mint for the last six weeks Almost every person
going back has taken small amounts and we are as
sured by gentleman who has every means Of know
ing, that SlOOOOO could be purchased in dust Fra
ger river Fort Yale if the buyer were willing to
pay the miners price for it (Sl6), Our merchants
even now ship considerable sums on each steamer.
In little while we expect to gold dust plenty in
Victoria, the miners cannot much longer hold out
for the rate they are asking and they
down, the traders will buy largely, both as matter
Of speculation and to afford occular demonstration of
the richness Of the Frazer river diggngs TO doubters
in California.-VictOTia Gazette.
, 1858-09-17

NEW MILITARY DEPARTMENT.-GoSernor
STEVENS and Gen. LANE, have been urging
upon the War Department the expediency
and necessity of the organization of new
and additional Military Department Of the
Paei6c-independent of California, etc.;
and have requested that the command be
assigned to Gen. Harney or Col. Mansfield,
and urge the calling out of volunteers
alledging that the war can be waged at
half the usual expense Of regulars. No
decision has yet been made on these points,
but a portion of the re-inforcements for
Utah have been ordered to proceed to Ore
gon, and to unite with the force from the
Pacific. The War Department has pur-
chased a supply of Sharp's rifles to arm
the troops.
, 1858-09-17

~ The schooner G. S. Ridder, Rox-
BURG Master, has recently been running
regularly between this place and Seattle,
Bellingham Bay, &C., hailing from Marble
Head or Alki. On Sunday, two weeks
ago, she left Alki at three minutes before
8 O'clock, in the morning, and anchored in
the harbOr Of Olympia at 8 O'Clock same
day. She is said to an excellent, fast run
ming vessel, and carrys freight and passen-
gers at very reasonable rates
, 1858-09-17
~ The steamer Ranger No. 2, Capt

~ The steamer Ranger No. 2, Capt,
arrived at Olympia wharf, from
northern ports, on Sunday night last, with
some fOrty-6ve or fifty passengers. This
steamer has heretofore been running on the
Sacramento river-is a side-wheel arrange
ment, and although but little larger than
the defunct ITaueler, she made these waters
from San Francisco unasssted-a although
experiencing some very rough weather.
Time-l4 days. She was brought here to
run between Victoria and Frazer river.
She returned for the northern ports on
Tuesday of this week
, 1858-09-17
@ An Atlantic exchange saw.

B3- An Atlantic exchange says, it is
ascertaiued from reliable source that
about two years ago treaties were made
with certain Indians of Oregon and Wash
ington Territories, including those who re-
Gently fought Col. Steptoe, and which the
Senate failed to ratify. This omission has
had the effect of producing an impression
on the minds of the Indians of the absence
of good faith on the part of the Govern
ment Of the United States.
, 1858-09-17

Last accounts from the city Of Mexico,
via New York, state that President Zuloa-
ga was preparing to fly from Mexico;
Several Of the ministers had resigned and
sent off their families, and Zuloaga was at
a convenient place in the suburbs, from
which to leave. The operations Of Gen
eral Miramon, already defeated in the
west, we're looked to as the only hope OF
the executive. Reports from most Of the
States picture q sad state of anarchy and
confusion. Surveys were, however, being
made for the construction Of the railroad
from Vera Cruz to Mexico city.
RS- Although New Granada has inter
posed. objections to United States troops
, 1858-09-17
Political.

In San Francisco, no less than four
tickets will be in the field on the day Of
election, under the following "labels y
" Peoples Ticket" (regular), " Peoples
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a writer i'll the Washington States calling
himself" Shirley, drawns this picture
The public are experiencing q vast number
OF sensations nowadays on the much agitatcd
subject OF woman. Her Wrongs, her troubles
hef trials, are all sounded forth from the brazen
Threats OF scores OF Women's Associations and
Amellorating Conventions. Is it not rirht
and lar that some one should hand down Ia
postellty a daguerreotype likeness of the fiji
creature for whom ali this revolution is being
wrought? l do not intend to portray the
ideal woman of poets and essayists, nor the an
sse|lc woman of whom l~ove-sick youngsters ran,
aud rage, nor ercu the real woman whose pure,
nnwearying devotion barns uuheralded beside
the freside hearth. | will speak of none OF
these my theme shall be The Modern Younp
Lady"
one might think from the frequent illusions
to rosy cheeks in our current literature
that we abound in such natural ADVANTAGES
but that isn't the case, The complexion Of
the modern young lady is a dull dead white
Ike taltoW or discolored wax-her ewes look
as though they had been boiled, and are shnnt
as devoid Of expression as the optics Of anv
wax-dolI in a shop-window. Her hair, Wick
she generally wears in q profusion Of bushy
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" JUDIEIAIREE.

11lAT DE LA LDUISIANE-zSgai AZ
District, Paroisse ST. Landfy.s..N No 1927
Succession dc Pierre Aucoin, decede.
] J0sEPH SAucIgR. az Id Paroisse Sts Landry 40
asninistratenr de ID succession de Pierre Aueoinl
sd9ced4a, dsrnihrement de Ia Paroisse 81. Landry
ayant prAsente I'm tabiean final dc ID repaTtition des
fonds de I'll dite succession, accfdmpaglfe dune pett
tion demandant Iyhoinologation dsirelui; ~ attendu
sdutlI a etc fait Hlditsa tn deulaf,de de la9dite petition
par orare De III Gour,, en- date du ) aont 1888
In consequence, avis eat parl present donne ana
fut6ress6s dams cette succession, d'avoira dGduire at
5Greac dc Id Cour snsdite, dams les ltrente 1ours gu
s~suivront lii date du present avis, les laisons 81 Az
cunes lis ont, pour lesquellesle ait coinpte ne Iserai
spas a3,prouvt 1t homologu6. sss
Burean da GreAicr, acut 1868.
80 LS.LASTRAPES. Grefier.
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y1ENTE DE SD CGEsSION ED sSeftnn
Nd,utfs uydffxE lanc4 par Fhonorabte III Cy4F de
District dans et pDarla P,aroisse 81. Landryssetsc eqs
for1u6loents Al LAWS dune assemblee desia0aiifH III
'dlas H6fncheeS jpsafeHts des cttfans ininedfBd e WIZ tm
Lu1nt d6cAd4 II eeIasvendn. poar din coInptaiss Ae-
vantsia Maison de- Gpursaux Opelousass e
Mercredi Ier scptembrc 1853.
Un nAgre nonpas CHARLES, AgL d,environ 15
''s,is, appartsi1ant a IA communicate de ii vcuve ~
8des ahEriitiers ~ Win I1afm decGde. saf
UprteIousas,3 81 Juliet 1858.
IA. N. ROBIN sEncanteur.
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DURTFIEz LIE sANG.-Pinles a Mo

DURIFIEZ LIE SANG.-Pilales do Maf
fat--Amer du Phoenix, (entiareinent fibre dc
tout poison minerab. La grade calebrit6 qusont
acquis 4 ees deux preparations, les cures extraordi
naires qu'lls ont e~tIsctues, rendent inutiles tousle
eloges que e proprietaire pourrait faire de lenrs pro.
prtetss medicinales. Ayant etc depnis plus do wing,
ans deyant le public, ct lie tsmoignage do plus DE-
trois millions de personnes lenr doivent une sant9
horissante, dtabiissent au-dela de toute controyerse
Ia reputation de ces pisutcs ct de Get amer. CONNIE lcs
mellieures preparations Vegetables qui aient etesof
ferries an public depais de tongues anI4ees. Daus
toates les vilies ct villages des Etats.unis, il V a as
mllliers &c personnes disposees A temoigner de leur
~eftlcacitd dams une multitude de cas-.
Pour les Eeronelles, U!cercs, lie Scosbut, les erup.
tons de la peau, ces preparations sont dune aetivi.
ts remarquahle sous leur influence, In maladie dispa.
rait en- pel de iours, tant est grande lenr action snr
lie sang. La Fiavre en- frisson Ia Dyspepsia HydTo.
pisie, leg Hemorraides, disparaissent hientnt deyaat
iear action curative. Chaque famille devrait San.
provlslonnef de cs medieamens atm dsyiter hear.
coup de ~d6penses ct de sopfYranees.
Preparspar William 3. Moftatt. N. D., New. York
a vendre par P. l4aonce H6htard Il Co. '
Opelousas, Is jailiet 1877, %...
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NOTlCEs-Les soussignes, par ces pre-,
~ sentes, notifie 10 public qua partir du Ter No.
vembre proclaim 1856, .tontes les matchandises ct
aatfes articles qui demeareront en- magasin I'm mois
gu moins, seront sujets aux prix ordinaires de mara.
sinage. Ut tous les articles qui resteront en- maya,
SIN plus dun mois subirout un charge adaitionell6
pour chaque mois on partie de mois.
pave.
Washington IL 0etobre, 1856.
II, DEBAILLON Il CARRIERE.
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HpTEL DE VILIE.-Le 1

HDTEL DE VTLLE.-Le sonssirpe 4
80 fhannear d'itiformer lie public qu'il est pret 4
receyair, ct iagerau moins loo pensiennaires dansson
grand ct oommpde Hotel sitne sur la rue dn Maine,
dans u vile de St-Sfmftin. Les ohambres sout bien
aeraes, ct les repas sefont ~tnnjonrs des m~eilleurs.
III aussi oayert sur ID bean terrain tonchaut n mo.
tel, une ecurie de louage on lon pourra touionrs Sc
proeaIer, q dos prix mod4res DIES Voitures Buggys,
Sulkys ct dcs Chevaux de Voiture ct de selle
C. DOUMENGE.
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e. W- 1L EL EN1N EFW0F.E I&1EtNE EFLE 12GH
Egs r deyront apporter en- %entrant;
une monstiquaire, une ~qnantit@ ~snffisailte de draps
couvertufes ,serviettes de table ct de toilette, ainsi
que d'habits pour tous les jours, l'unitorme e~nrisistant
pour tolte l'ann9e en- lne robe bleuc, ayee pelerine
ct pardesslss de meme %conleur. garais dun petit We.
lonrs aoir deux garde spleils IN blen, l'autre en- tot
lie grise IN voile bleil, 2 yards: nh wolfe blanc, :
yards. Ellie devront apporter tine %cuileie, une four.
chettes unf %couteau IN Serre, I'm baqiet en- fer-hlane
on en- zinc, une boite 4 Outrage, une hrosse, une bro
Sc a dent, des peignes, un potsa-eau, une cuvette
une glaee.
aux recreations, ehes p~ourront preadre leur dinel
dams la n~,aison. On aura egalement pour Giles
pour leur progress dams leurs etudes ct lear bon,
ne conduite tnute Ia diligence ettoute l'ardenr qu'on
pent attendre de personnes exclusivement dtvouees
par religion, par Gtat ct par zele a Pedaeation de la
jeuhesse. s#RN# %i g
0pelousas, II octohre 1851. n
5s SGUR MARIE DES SAINTS ANGES.
On peut aussi s'adresser pour renseigncmeEts a NJ.
g. Raymond. a PEglise. q
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CHAs. N. EALER. Horloser. Biiouticr et

IHAS. N. EALER. Horloger, Biioutier ct
~ Orfevre, encoignure Main ct St Landry, Opelou
sas, a constamtlent en- main I'M grand assortment de
montres en- or ct en- argent franchises ct anglaises a
double boitiers, montres Patent LEVER ct Lepine,
Boucles d'oreitles, Bagues, Brooches pour DANES ct
Eptiglettss pour messienrs, l%unettes, plumes en- OF
aEec nlanehes dor ct d~.afgent, Parfsmerie. Brooches
q %cheyenx, Sayons de toilette, ct autres articles trop
longs y enumdrer, lie tout a des prix redai-s pour da
compliant gu de bonnes acceptations sur la vile.
li'exacutera aussi pour da compliant toutes esphees
De travaux eonceraant sa profession, avec pIomptitu.
Dc ct ia Ia satisfaction dc tons ceux qui l'honoreront
de leur confianee.
0pelousas, 10 mars 1856. u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j. II. Hoy, der
- Increment dies 0pelousas. Went d'ouyrir une
eeole pour les iennes files, a la Vile Platte, 4 la re-
sidence dl doctenr Mcnavitt, on les pensionnaires
qa,,on vondra hen lni envoyer, seront fesues par ellie.
q Janvier, 1858.
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EDUCATION.--Mon Ecoles 'onyrira pour
At'annee scolastique ~actuelle, LUNDI, Letter Oc-
tobre proclaim. A moins dun accord special pour lie
tous les tleves seront consideres CONNIE
etaat entries pour 1'annde, ct seront ainsi charges.
.Ter,nes-0n paiera ~totjours d~'avance.
Washington, Lei, 8 Septembre, 1857.
81 GEO LUTHER.
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vENTES RURLIQUE.


NV I'm - UbIsIQU - SkIH VE f4Eo87
y Nente public au bayou hlcots r. Ss9t
Spanasdl 4 svptsAable 1856. Ns
les proprittes snigs ) apg1ttsnanst A y p
dcFElarles landes. ssAE4 agss#s E Fsss
Tn lot de terre ~ ameliotations situeay
Gticot, cont4nuut environ 8 OH a acre
Nord paf q G. Wolf, a laEst par Jphrs III,
IlSO1cst par laI0nte pabfiqas etau ~ Nf
inocclpAe. g&s ssass sissNs
Anssa I'M ChevalH Ereole.. ,,; ss2
Conditionss-I 4esrcs payable n a s5
Eayec hypothAquo Ut secnritd personnel I8,is tid
Opclousas, u Juliet tSsa:
S4@ s8a WILL sIiA I a als Fafssss ~ 4.
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pARATONNERRES EN- CUIyRE PA.
= TENTES.--Le cniyre a huit fois lie pouyoia
conducteur du fer, est plus durable, ct moins suiet 4
Ia rouille; encore, une seule charge d'eiectrfcitt
commnnlquerait a une barre en- fer 80 degrees dc
ehaleur, qnand une en- crivre men donnerait que 6
Pour d'autres partit ularites, on peut Sc procurer
des circnlaires a Totfice du soussign6.
Tonte application pCnr ~F'agence, des ordres pou,
actions on modeles, ct toutes communication rela.
tention en- les adressant \
H. W. r. JACKSON,
So Rue st. Charles, M Ie.,. n avril ls5s.-la.
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VENTE PAR In sHERIF.--Etat ID d

AENTE LAX LII SHERIF.--Etat dels
Loaisianc.--Gon DO District, Paraisse ST. Ian
dry-No. a465,-Celile Galilorys Us. Joseph Roy q
Mss Ceine Guiilory ve,ye ". Joseph Toy--Gou,
de Justice No.. l2me reimbursement
En pertn dun writ de a. ia. ddliyra dams Ies
attiires ~ci.aessas, par les cours snsdites dams
ct pour Ia Paroisse ST. Landry, ct i moi adrcssa, il
eera expose en- vente %publique, Al Ia Maison dc Coar
dams Ia vile des 0pelousas, SAMEBl. lie 4me iour
de septenbra 1858, cnnlneneant 4 II henres au ma.
tin ct continuant de jonr en- jour sill est necessaire,
tous les droits, titres, ~interets ct pr6tentions dn dis.
fendcur Joseph Roy, 4 la propriatt ~saivante pour
~satisfaire 10 dit writ, savoir
I'm moroccan de terre sitae dams la paroisse St.
Landry sur le cote Quest dit bayou Crocodile conte.
,nant 81 ct 90-l00 acres, Giant 10 meme lnarocau de
terre aohet6 par votre petitionnaire de Ia succession
de Ange Jateur ct etant III Motto Sud dun GER.
tain nj ,rcean de terry contenaut cent soixAnte.quin.
70 So LOO acres de terfe, ainsi entras an Bureau des
Terres a Baton Rouge ct decrites par lie ~certifcat du
Register. ainsi que snit:
Lois Nos. ! 2, 3, l ct &, etant Ia section No II
dams lie Township No. 4, SHd de Ia Range A Est,
Giant dams le District Sid Quest de ID Louisiana,
asec tontes les bacsses ct ameliolations aui sy
~tr0uvent.
Conditions. fla snmme dc delx cents piastres
asec les interets ct les ffais seioat payable comp.
3tant, ct ID balance payable lie Ter de mars 1859.
Bureau du Sherif, 0pelpasas, 81 iaillet 1858,
Es L. Y. CHACHERE. Sheriff.
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IIENIE PAH#LE SHERIF.-Etatd ID d
IsonislSne-E 1nrS Az District Pafoisse 81. Lars
dry.-Nos 29o5ss~-1sRFthwait Darcy 8 G1. ys VIM

s% 49, Htn4kNuE-&t& ANT1S istti Htf \ SIJtrrE -b.t bNtHT
afy.--No. 29o5s.-GsFthwait darcy a GU. sys VIM
Hs Vim II als.
IN ycrtI dun wilt do q. I'll, delivr6 dams laffaire ii.
deasus PAT Ia GoMr de District, dams Ell pour LII Pa
rofsse deaS AxoySlies, ct 10 susdit Itat, ct 4 moi
Andress6 q aera eKpcse oil vente p~nbliqpe, pour da
compliant, aa mix qni paRrfa en- etre o6ert, d iii
MaisDn des CON- dams Id vile DIES Opclpasas sA ME.
~, a Tina onIi AZ septembre. A. n. 1858, comnen-
can't II IA heHr6s A. N. at contiuuantd de jour en- JONI
IN nstntCesaaire tons les droits, titrcs ~iltsrets 81
pr6tentions Az Gcofge q, King \ III ptoprietss eli
dessonss eaisle pour s~atisfaife ledIt writ, u savoir:
hcrddsS Ill bayou Ronge. dams Ii paroisse Saint
Landry. c1ntsnaut Ia Matte sindivise de sO2 acres
AZ texrS Slant MI D. ll4 de section 81 ,Townshtp
5 Sud- Range q BIT NordsO neat IA On meme aec-
tion. Township ct Range; Nnrd-Isst IA de- sestiUn
~, dAsnAtne TpwnshipSet Range; NDrd-Ouest la
~ sects0h "a, dls nome Township ct Ranga; Nord-
0Gest I4 de section rs, da meme Township ct
M4HgA. Nh
Bntsaa du Short, Opelonsas III iliuet 1865.
sH E,V .CHACHERE. Sheriff.
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GOUVENT DE LIMMACULEE CON
- CEPTI0N DIES 0PEL0ESAS.-Les Danes de
Sainte.Croix ont lhonneur de prevenir lie public one
la reltree des Glasses du Convent aura lieu lie &c du
eotrant.i ~ ---s-7
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HOTEL DE E.AIGLE, autrefois 20,

H0TEL DE EAGLE, a~utrefois aGalt
- House, Washington, La. 80
EhlSHA f. GREEN LEE. du Mississippi. ffa5aafaaShs
ayant achetd cette propriete annonce an aall Nh
public, quil est paintenant pref d receyoir daaasAEa
les vvsoyagenrs, ailsi que Dies pensionnaires. Get
reimbursement est situe entire les deux debarcadares,
et taisant face au Gourtableau. Les ap~partements
ont de nouyeilement garnis en- neuf. IT, nrpnris.
taire ose esperer que par DIES. efforts incessants. de
poayoir rendre 50 maison aussi eommode ct agreeable
q SEES patrons, que tout autre Establishment de &c
genre, a la campagne. 1870 -
II y a aassi une bonnie 6eurie.
Washington, 20 mars 1868.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14
VENTE PAR LID SHERIFE tat fe ID
Louisiane.-Cou de District. Paroisse st Lam

dry-N0 8isl.~--Antoine Robin vs. Joseph NJ. Gar.
riAre pAIe. ct ais.
En- vertu dun writsde 4. I'll, dalivrd dams l'affaire
ci-dessls, par; Ia Conr do District dams ct pour Ia
Paroisse ST. Landry Al II slisdit Eztat, ct moi adres.
"a. II sera expose, en- gentc iubliqness pour du comp
tAnt d la Maison De Cosir do cette P~aruisse, SA-
MEDI, 10 4me jour de septernbre, A. y. 1858. com
MencantA n heures du matin OF enntinuants de jour
en- jour, shl est neeessaise. tpus les droits, titres, iii
t6r6ts ct pr6tcntions dn dafendenr, j. NJ. Carriere
pore, \ ii proprietd ~suiYantc, salsie pour ~satisfaire
icdit writ, aayoir:
Deux cents acres de terle situdds sir Ia bayou
Gnnrtahleau, borne sur le cote Quest par lii terra dc
John Cook, \ = par Chs. Close ct All Nord par Il
bayou Courtableau, III All Sud par Ia Gypriare.
Bureau du Sterif, 0pefnusas, 81 iailiet 1858.
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