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NOTICE. The undersigned, thankful fol
~ the patronage heretofore extended ,yssr-ys, /,
g ein, would respectfully inform his eSsss1=Et4S
fends and the public generally, that he has located
amseiln the Town Of Washington, where he is
Nv ready to execute prem pity and with heatness
y WORT estrusted TO him, sach as Carriage Repair
y Painting, Trimming and Grnamcnting, as well
sisn aud Ornamental Painting generally. BY close
aanton 70 business he hopes to merit i continua.
on Of patronage. A.1GOINC.
Washington, La, April IL. Ia5s.-ly.
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ApETOUsAs IIvERy sTARIE Main

1PELOUsAs LIVERY STABLE. Main
Y street-Traveler when you visit
.!!peousas, leave yonr Horse with 4g@4ASs
That wellknown and accomplished tss.. 5ss.li
Keeper Narcisse Jones, the very za-i4- alSs'--
lrinceof Tostlers.
He has always on hand plenty Of the best Belly
iAtes aud Elbow grease, and applies them both
without stint
Entrance on Main street. JOHN PosEY,
January az, 1855. Proprietor
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TaOOPERA y. The undersigned has on
~ hand at all times supply Of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and H HAIlF II FHEl l4S Tor
Moiasses. Of the bestworkmanship ho offers a.
te.cnstomary prices. He will also receive and exc
cute orders for any description Of work in his line
supply Of HOGsHEAD SLAVES and N1NE,FO0T
P1CKEFS for sale low for cash. March 10. Z
WILLIAM s. REAP. Washington,
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4 a PRIZE FOR EyERYBoDYi-Who
n ~ subscribes for the New York Weekly Press,
N d beautifully Illustrated family newspaper.
n The NewYork Weekly Press is one Of the best
N literary papers Of the day. A large Qmrto con-
VI tanning twenty pages, or sixty columns, Of enter
N week. ' *
A gift worth from 80 cents to $1,000 0G will be
sent to each subscriber receipt Of hesubscrption
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ANQIICE..-Erom the lst Of March, 1868
IIN all Carriage Work must be paid -. We. +
for on delivery. We are unable TO a5 IF
continue the business on any other eSa
terms. i, GIBBS 4 CLARK. y
/. 0pelousas, February ~, 1865. l.8
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RELLCHENEY SPRINGS. This de-
D hghtfal Summer Resort, situ- "A ~
atedsin the Parrish OF st. Landry, in n%S nss
a beantfulrolling Pine woods couIi- ns2s 6tsSH &
try distant about thittysix miles
from Opelqnsas. will be opened on the Id a. limo
next for the reception Of Visitors IS \ -,
This establishment has been thoroughly rena;retl
and painted and many important iinproyesncnts
made since last season. "a large Stable AMI twn new
Baths and Bath4hOuses have been ereefcd. fIhesc
Baths will greatly promote the comfort Of visitors.
AZ they are built 50 as 70 be absolutely free from rain
water innndatons as heretofore
The mineralqnaliteso OF the waters of these Springs
and the many wonderful cures they have perfnrned,
are 50 well known that they only require passing
notice. This Summer resort will leave nothing to
desire TINS season,as the proprietor will spare no
pains or expense to render it as agreeable ard Al
tractiye as possible. He has engaged an excellent
Cook, a good Steward mud polite any attentive ser.
wants. He. has also engaged two Musicians for the
entire season and besides, as the Deer abouuds In
the surrounding country heg has procured pack III
hounds for the pleasure of sportsmen. He has also
built several boats for fishna In the Lake which Il
situated about fOnr miles from the Sprinrs where
the Trout, Perch aud many other fine fish are
caught in ahnndance He will also open a Billiard
Saloon and Coffee-hopse and keep the very best III
quors and Wines. 3i ls
Board and Lodging. per month. !. as 90
DO. do. week ....,..... 10 O0
do. do. 5sa A. 4 day, ,..,,........ 90
Taxing care OF horses, per day.. 4. 5d
Persons visiting Bell,Cheney may have their let t.
tiers and papers directed to Bayou Ghicot and they
wilsue delivered at the Springs three times week
June 2, lS5s.s E.:PAFlN.
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YIVIIEODO O5H,s s s NC BIN, AttoW IN at Law
will punctnally attend to all business entrusted
to his care in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Jpdicia
Districts Officeat 0pelousas. NJ
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~. N. ROGERS, Collector of Accounts.
~ etc., respec ly offers hia services to the pub.
lie as such 0rde left at j. roseys Drug Store will
be promptly attend 1 to- March IA, -
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5NIOrlC n. III THE PUBLrc - The good
y and safe steamer WskLTH AL KURTON,
built expressly for the trade, g. n. -,
i4ouaillier MASTER has commenced her lI{ASs
regulsr trips between Opslousas and New
Orleans, leaving Washington every SUNDAY at 10
a, M.and New0 0rleans every w WEDNESDAY Y at s. hi
NJ during the season. For freight or passag ge apply
Son. board Or to A. E0UAILLlE Washington 4
take particular notice that no ffefgtts will be de.
vered from the warehouse until she freight bill il
paid,o recepted bAck to Tie shippers for payment
Az persons having freight viii always tlnd their
Is authorized ID collect and receipt fof The saine.
~ December 26, 1867 sHINCKLEY n co.
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ILIIf.A1Rls 10 d DEsSsiSS SS ARTS, Collector an,l
Crier, offers his services as such "a The citxens
"a 81. Landry. All business entrusted ii his care
will he promptly attended to, He has formed no
partnership With any one In either of the above
branciIcs. March 70 1858. ess H s
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DOGEIsS a 5'IIIO MPSON, Public Aue-
~ tioneers inand for the Parish Of ST, Landry.
Office at Opelousas. s "a
GEoKGE N. ROGERS. Al si.TuoMrsoN,
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS 'he
~ undersigned keep constantly on hand =, material
to execute all orders with dispatch. and IN
a workinanlike manner. " 81 si IS
8S- BfJGalES, 81 Itlfl llS and " RNlsSS made
to order. q fsl5Ss ~ CLAIM.
Opclonsas. March s, 1866 4
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DIERRE GOSELIN, Cabinet Maker and
\ Wheelwright, offers his services to the public
at moderate prices for ensh aS s8f n g 8S IA $s 4
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3TlR w. q. BRIDGES will operate for
~ those Of this ma the adjoining Parishes who
may desire his services, in the highest degree oi
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!'ns5,ssstPH T!!'nns5,stPH "a. GAUTHRIIAUx, Collector
y Of Accounts, cts, respectfully offers hisseryices
to the public as such Orders left AT A. Millspaugh's
Bookstore, Washington, VIII be prompt attended
to. September l3. 1856,
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nLD TYPE METAL, suitable for Cotton
" Gins, for sale at this ofice.
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TstIEOD ORE DEv4ALGOUlsI', Notary
Public and Auctioncer ii md for the Parish Of
st Landry. Office at Grand Cotenn. Any orders
LETT with ]. b. PoLisauE will receive prompt atten
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g ID. ALIIs. Public Auctioneer for the
NJ Parish Of st. Landry. Office AZ his store In
Washington.
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J TlEi NJ ". Fx Nti, "A Attorney ut Law has re-
- moved to his new Office, corner of Landry and
Market streets adjoining his residence, and nearly
opposite the Clerks Office. May 2, 1851.
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"A LEHONSE DEB ALL ON f'ubl'c Auc-
a. tioneer in and for the Parrish Of ST. Landry.
Orders left at the Office Of T. s. Robin will receive
nrnI1nt aitrntian. L..ll-. n
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All g GUIDRY, Auctioneer and
~ Notary Public ID and gor the Parish Of t. Lam
dry. Office at the Court House. ,sS.
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GABEREL, Public Auctioneer
~ and Collector for the Parish Of ST. Landry. Of
Acc III Opeionsas Marchl0.
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7 J. BEAU CHAMP, Aucaioneor III AID
x for the Parish of st. Landry, will promptly at
tend toall business conhded to him. o moe lii Opclou
sas. March ~, 1863, 'siss s
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A LBETT 4DEJEAN Counsellor and Al
u y torney at Law, 0pelonsas, will attend TO any
business in his line IN ST. Landry and the adjoiping
Finishes. .ll... .,...a- Y..s.lI
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r s6JUIS "A. PATIN, Public Anctioneer iii
~ and for the Parish of st. Landry. Ofsiccl /.
Grand Coteau. Any orders left at the Union Hotel
Opelousas, will be pronptly attended to.
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NgIlCE.-The undersigned hereby notifies
- fianters and others that from and after the lst
@ y November next, 1857, the Storage now existing
,a.a MI henceorth be charged for merchandise and
articles now laying in their warehouses for the
We,"a Oh one month and for every additional month
charse0. N''''' ''''''s - '"''S W. - =
WMeaalns Ms VIII he delivered untlthe storageis paid
FL. PITRE. !.
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WM III. SPEN on RI, Attorney and Conn
seor at Law, by diligence ana fidelity hi the
discharge Of his profession hopes to merit and receive
patronage. Ohicein Opelousas. N, II 8s.t .;a h
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iT\EB AILLON n C AR RIIr1sE Receiving,
Ll Forwarding and Commission Merchants, WASH
ngton. La. ss sssR
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TgsD q ii ttis Ii ii 6eafrheil Jit
! ~ OpeioGslss, Hill y iisntX W E,cli6ot ft,f n
ladessln Vile Platte, ID III fsst i16ip4e n
dgpayltt; AZ which place shs kpsspsESS ~ IN
pupils, sSsss " ;sS
1T .iunaary. a, 1868, n q. fsfiA
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ALE.--Sl.
sarisl of So
6tiis a. Patin-s aiss
,fJer Of seizure and sale
4 suit by TIE District Gours
Of St. Landry and State az,
ted, / win expoae At public A
sCoufthouse Of this Parish,e
7tii iay Of August, A. p, 1861
u hour of III A. M. and continuing
y. Il necessary, all the right, title, in
a ae,nand Of the said defendant, Louis A..
tsand e the following property, seized to
aesro man named " rlrEH' ased aeout S0l
ksIr,s t)tice, opelousas, July 3, 1858. !. /.
0eE'l esFi s'' Y A i. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff. Il

ernrff,E3 TO u N DERTAK X Frs !. There
N q III /; II iet To the lowest and last bidder, on
EE.nMMFsDAY i, the 7th day Of July next, 1858, at
MMTs. n boiase III the town Of Ope0usas, between
'sTn,r. 7of ten a1d twelve Ak Nj, the following
tract for labor to be performed on the road
.lsS fr6lu Opeonsas TO Washington, recently
and aid out by order of the Pcice Jury Of
Eish Of St. Landry, TO wit: The digging and
rnf 4 ditch two feet deep and three feet Iii
on each side Of the road which is forty feet
III tho dirt taken from the bitches to be
nj III Tie middle of the road and leveled or
,,ed down, declining towards the bitches.
i;tehi is to be thirty.six and d half acres il,
IA. The work must be completed BY the first
Snf October next, 1858, and the amount stipu.
"A Il ia paid the undertaken, Hill he paid by the
,Sce jury after the work is finished and received
s,e Commissioners The amount Of the lowest
lmast not exceed fye hundred dollars II the
.ertaker does not complete the work be Is to re-
Ea nothing for any p0rti1nof the work he may
#. ~ he same ~ to be forfeited to the use
he Palish. we deem it proper to
that unless the lob IL executed in
and ic0rEmnfitiks Manuer, IL tciH
Iyed1 she Commissioners. g
las, Jun. 20, 1858.
.4's q. L.. ..SyvAYZE,
ssi4 ssls 10 tfIyS PIfIy ~ HON. kE.
IlISI1A AND DRIJS,
Ia.9aa Commissioners.
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R 3. GAY, Notary Public, 10 and for the
sAJ n Parrish of st. Landry, olers biz services al
sachs and hopes by at lct attention 10 business to
meet with share Of public patronage.
Office at his residence on Bayou Btruk Orders
left at the Post.ofce, Washington ut the store II
y 4. Norris Big Cane sor at the store of Akenlesd
In Bayou QhicQt, will be promptly attended ID. @
ST. Landry, April 8, lS5S.--ly
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q. Q. Fssss RAiRIR IoDok No. 81 meeta )
Washington every Thursday niaht AZ la, .,..'' u =
e q oIclcck. y. ny Schmidt, N 'G; B,
y y, Mhitasy, g; 81 n LA@egs Al nalsss. )
4, Millspsugh, r 8, The t)rder ID invited 81 Il
teiYd. -s " sssSsA e sV M, ~
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-.
ItAKEN, Y II, BY the undersigned, tM6,sif
- brown mare rnries, one branded 81, tbse 4 &
shpnlder with the letter NJ, and on The hin
PIX; The other mule IN. branded with the <ffs.
letter or the shonldcy, and on the bib DR.. :
The owner Of said mules & requested III 90
forward, prove property, pay charges ana takE lk
away otherwise they Will be dealt mitK accord
to law. As 1ss Z, &, 80
Elm Rsyoa, 81. Landry, La, July lo, 1885,. .sf
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MKAOAN TIL r. 90 III q g e
asi 80 ae sPITTsBURG. ia. -
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T INCORPORATED by the Legislature ofPenn-
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rsf sao BOARD oFs1RUs7EBH ts
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Hon. JUpeB LowRiE. ass se-Tia9 ss.'~S
P DUFF, (autlor of Duff Z Book -keeping,)
President, with superintendent and FIVE assis-
tant teachers of Book keeping, and seven other
teachers and lecturers. hse q H,%s
DUNCAN, one Of the best penmen in
the country, (author of the gems of business
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isai ATTACHMENT NOTICE. - <
Pancoast, Headley & Co.. Plaintiffs. .

favl} King Haines, Defendant. s1i ii7an
REf0RE Michael Boughnsr, j. p, of Adams
n township, Monroe county; ehio, on the 18th
day .efsJanasry, 1885,. said Justice issued an
ordsrof attachment in the above case, for the
sum Of ten dellars and niuety y.thfee and tfreel
fosrthr cents, against said sdcfendont King
Hainss,. who is = nonresident Of saida county
Tho Plaintiff viii testify on the trial Of this
cases. ;Sse tPANCoAST, sHEADIEY & co. -
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~ When Mrs. Macauley published a
pamphlet called Loose Thoughts, several la.
dies who happened to be in company with
Foote, reprobated the title as very im-
proper for q woman, Not at all, ladies';
the sooner woman gets rid of such
thoughts the betterlp Fsf II s
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The Farmer.

'Whak.A sovereign man is the. eintelli.s
Rank isdustriens farmer. Within hisIowD
realm Of earth be wields sceptre to which
all4a4stbe The balance Of the Worlds
lif9 aud somfort he holds in his stalwarti
hand s. Neither courts, nor camps, nor
arniss, hora6sets. can exist without his
aid, He is the feeder-aye,. aud the gar
msfter, virtually the race. Cities
spring from the tra6c in the produce Of
issiudhstry. Commerce is borne at his
bahest. OF the State he is the first Es-
tate, Lord Of the land, no,manghas firm.
er hold of the essential title of nobility.
Ana he need be no plodder because he is
. farmer The day is past when the soil
tiller was confounded with the clod turned
byhis plow The soil is his servitor; he
susitesft and loi the harvest. comes forth.
The hoe and the sickle make him music
brayer than dulcemers, and sound the
march Of q triumph, grand as it is peace
fuI mid blessed. But he is not forever
in the furrow. For him are hours linked
to beauties and VISIONS: for him. periods
of communion and rapture ofswhichi the
birds, the flowers, the streams, the woods,
the stars, and all the wondrous things of
the universe may bear witness. A brave
man art thou, wielder of the mallet aud
the plane; and thou, devisor Of all ma
chimes whereby the labor of mans hand
is speeded or abridged. But ye are all
second to the farmer He is master of
the needfulest Of tolls, and the most SER
vicible products, He can live without
you, bnt you cannot exist for day with
outhim.' Honor then, to the farmer; may
his sphere widen and his stature be ex-
alted.. And honor to all honest toll, for
of such arr, the fruits that form the crown
ing glories of the world. "a -
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~ Asilly, but pretty woman COM
planned to tho celebrated and beautiful
Sophia Arnold of the number of her ad-
mirers, and. wished to know how 10 get
nd Qf them. sOh, my dear,n was the
sarcasticsrsply "it is very easy for you to
do is;s.you have only to speak
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Mary Jones' Estate.

On the 1lth day of January, Sbs, the, sub
scriber was appointed by the Probate Court of
Monroe County, Ohio, and qualihsd a. Admin
istrator of the estate Of Mary. Jones, late of
said county, deceased. -, =. sss.. ! - tsss
Jan. ~ ls5s, ~. +. S0s&PH A{lDa ).
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Why does alady withimmensely wealth.
J lovers around her hear more music than
anybody else? Because she hears sever
al milli0Aairssa at once. s4.s5i 8.
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..ATTAe.HMKNT NOTICE.

T Peter Dorr, Plaintiff, asE \ Before VIM Ho--
sH3 "a against 81 .s~1'-a baugh, Up. of Nal
WmsJ sJohnney Defendant. agatownship,M Mon.
roe County Ohio. On the 18th day Of De-
cemtor, 4 Sol, said Justice issued an order OF
attachment in the above action for the sum OF
sevenldoliars and sighty-ons cents which vii,
be for hearing on the 18th day of February
1868. ii,os .las.t s5ss.s PETER DoRR. =
Jan. 6, 1858. .se~3 re- sft'sI ss7Ss Es#z 7'Al
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale, at very rea-
= sonable rate, his farm, lying IN Washington
township Monroe County, Ohio, within half :
nile OF Rein, la grist and saw mills on the
Little Mnskingun, and seven miles from the
Ohio river at Aatsmeras, containing 40 acres,
= Well Mmhered and Watered, %
with about fifty acres cleared and wen i'm
asasA aYOUNG oRCHARD
of sixty apple trees, two comfortable eabins
> good stable and log barn and two tebaeco
houses. - 2
PsrtonsS wishing further information can
insuirs gf the Hndsrsignsd On the premises.
so.l .Ss....E :sWM. W. ROSE. &
5 Dsu 3, teSTNsk &: - 80 $
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-03

The proprietor Of the above named House;
begs leave to inform the public that he. has
Just opened up said house for the aocommo-
dation Of travellers and boarders. Every
attention viii be paid to those who favor him
with call, to make them comfortable and
their stay pleasant. He is we'll provided with
Stabling, and the utmost attention will be Civ
en- to that department. Charges reasonable.
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sHA JACOB FISHER.
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