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AUNT LIzzE's CouRTsHIP.-Why YOU see
when my man came a counting me, l, had'n
the least thought Of what he was after--uot |.
Jobie came to our house one night after dark,
and raped at the door. | opened it, and sure
enough there was Jobie. A.
Come in seq |; take a cheer" ut
No, no, Lizzie, | have come Oh an arrant
aud | always do my arrant fast
But You had better come in an take a
cheer, Mr.. W.
No, can't. The fact is, Lizze, I've come
on thisere courtin' business. My wife's been
dead these three weeks, eyery-thing's been 90
ing torack and ruin right along Now, Liz
zle, eft you're a mind tn have me, and take keer
of my children, aud my things, tell me, and il
not III get some one else tu.'
Why, was skeered, and sed: IF you come
on this conrLin' business, come in, | must think
on it a little sH
mo, | can't till | know. That's nv srrapt,
and cant sit down till my arrant is done,
! should like TO think on it a day or two.
Now, you needn't, Lizzie
We'll, Jobie, if must, | must-so here's
tn ye, then +
So Mr.. W.--came in. Then he went af
ter the squire, an he married us right off, an |
went home with Jobie that very night. I tel
you what it is-these long %courtins don't
amount to nothing ut all. just as well to dc
it in a hurry.
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AVIS JUDICIAIRES.

-ETAT DE La LOUISIANE.-Cour dt
IL District, Paroisse St. Landry. !. No !S527...
Succession de Pierre Aucoin, decide.
JOSEPH SAUCER, de la Paroisse st. Landry, Ad
ninistrateur de Ii succession de Pierre Aucoin
decedee, reinforcement de In Paroisse st. Lasdry
ayant presente I'm tableau final de la repaitition dos
fonds de 10 dite& succession, acGnmpagne dune pdti
tion demandant t'homologation d'ieelui; 1T attendt
quil d etc fat droit a Ia demande dc Ia dite petition
par ordre de Ii Cour, en- dnte du 5 aout 1858;
En- consequence, avis est par le present donnd aus
intGresses dams cette succession, d'avoirA dGdnire al
Grelfe de la Cour susdita, dams les trente jonrs qu
~suivront Ia date tdu present avis, les laisons 81 an
cnnes lis ont, pour lesquclles lie dit compte nc seraii
pas approuve ct h~oinologu6.
Bureau du Greiiier, 7 aout 1858.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Grenier.
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~ -oN-, 49, f'luifsc VI
-.vus. ,t,ot compare sch it. 1t
is a very dell,,vs little delirum-a ferbrile
mental ~disease-which, like measels, never comes
again. 10. ..Uu'
When the honeymoon passes away, setting
behind dull mountains, or dipping slightly into
the stormy sea Of life, the trying hour Of mar
ried life has come. Between the parties, there
are no more illusions. The f~tverish desire Of
possession has gone-vanished into qualification
land all excitement has receded.-Then be-
gins. or should begin. seriously the business of
adaptation. If they find that they do not love
one another as they thought they did, they
should conscieltiously and earnestly foster and
strengthen every bond Of attachment which eX-
lists. They should donble their assideous at
%tentlons TO one another, and be Jealous OF every-
thing which tends in the slightest degree to sep
araie them. Life is too precious to be thrown
away in secrets regrets, or open differences.
And now, | say to any married pair, from
whom the romance Of life has fled, and who are
discontented in the slightest degree with their
Condition and relations, begin this. work Of re
Cancellation before you are Il day older. Re.
new the attentions OF eaflier days. Draw your
hearts closer together. Talk the the shing all
over. Acknowledge your faults to one anoth.
er, and determine that liGnceforii you will be
all in all to each other ; and, my word for it
you shall find in your relation the sweetest joy
earth has for you. There is no o,lier way ful
yon to do. If you are happy at home; you
must be unhappy abroad. The man or womar
who ha settled down upon The conviction tina,
he or she is attached for life to an uncongenia
yoke fellow, and that there is no way of escape
mas lost life. There is 10 effort too costly tc
be made which can restore to its setting npor
their bosonls the missing pearl.
Timothy TIrcoMu.
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UENTE DE SUCCESSION.-En verlu
Y d,nu ordre lance par l'honorable Ia Cour de
District daus ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry ct con
fnrnlemcnt 4 l'avis dune asseniblee de famille DIES
dlns prochcs parents des enfans mineuis de William
Lunn, dccede, ii sera vendu, pour du compliant, dc.
want Ia Maisoi de Cour aux 0pelousas, le
Mcrcrcdi Ter Septcmbre 1858.
I'm Negro nonmG. CHARLES, age d~'environ Id
ans, appnrtenant Il la communicate de Ia veuvc ct
tles heriticrs de WIN Lun. decide.
Opelousas, 81 Juliet 1858.
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Iowa love scene overheard and photo,
graph'ca'ly reported by Phrederwick Phine
"Plairest of the phair," sighed the lover
"phancy my pheelings, when / phoresse the
p%heartul consequences of the p%heeling of youl
plhaiher's plainly. Plew p%hellows could have
placed the music with more phortitnde than |
have; and as phsckle pnortune pliarls to smile
on o"r love, | phind must phorego the
pleasure of becoming your husband. Phai,
Phrances pharewell for ever"
Hold, Phranklit, hold!' screamed phran.
ces, " will phollow you phorever.''
But Phranklin piled, and phair Phrances
phainted.
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CHAs. N. EALER. HorIoger. Biioutier ct

GHAS. N. EALER. Horloger, Bijouticr ct
~ Orfavre, encoignure Main ct st Landry, 0pelou
sas, a constanmept en- main I'M grand assortment de
montres en- or ct en- argent FRANCHISES ct anglaises d
double boltiers, montres patent Lever ct I4epine
Boucles d'oreilles, Bagues, Brooches pour danes Ell
avec manches dor ct -~d'argent, Parfnmerie. Brooches
a cheveux. Sayons de toilette. ct autres articles trop
longs a ennmfrer, lie tont a des priX redui's ponr,du
compliant gu de BONES acceptutions sur Ia Vile.
IL execntera aussi pour du compliant toutes csphces
de travaux enncernant sa profession, avec plomptitu.
de ct a la satisfaction de tous ceux qui l'honoreront
de leur contiance.
Opelousas, 10 mars 1856.
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"A WAGNER, passing a store, being asked
what he had in his wagon, replied
Three-tourths Of a cross, and a circle com.
ple'e An upright where two semi.circles dc
meet, A rectangle triangle standing on feet
seml-circles, and a circle complete.
Ihree-lonrths of a cross is a II. A circle ;s
an U. An upright, where two semi-circIes
meet rs a d, A triangles tanding lis on feet is M
A. Two semi-circles are &C. and a circle i
an o, TOBACCO is what was in the wac.
on. ""o
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DARAT0NNERRES EN- CUIVRE PA
l. T~ENTES.-Le cuivre a Init fois lie pouvoil
conducteur du fer, est plus durable, ct moins sujet a
la rouille; encole, une seule charge d'ilectrieitt
commandment Il nne barre en- fer 80 degrees de
chaleur, qnand une en- cuivre men donnerait que 6
Pour d'autres partitularit6s, on pcut Sc procurer
des circalaires n Police du soussignd.
Toute application prur ~l'agence, des ordres poul
actions on noodles, ct toutes communication rela
tlvement a cette a%ffsire, recevront une proinpte at
tention en- les adressant a
II. w. r. JACKSON,
So Rue st. Charles, N. O. Le., "a avril ls5s.-la.
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A Wis MEDIGAL.-Ie DR. VArlNcouR,
"A Acoucheur, Chirurgien, Dentiste Axe aux
Opelousas, Le.--Ofie ses services 4 tous ss conci.
toyens.
IL rempllra SEES %fonctions ayec zele, ct Hes man,
seurs de terre seront gu6ris par SEES SONS, de cette
tacheusc deprivation du go1t dams uue p6riode de
quinze jours environ.
Consultations ~gratuites ponr les ~indigens, les Inn.
di ct vendredi de s D . heures du matin,
RetS,snces.-MM. R6veillon & TAYLOR, A. Meynier.
Jean p. Arsenaux, Raymond Rim, T. Robin, Adolphe
Garrigucs. Agerin Arsenaux, O.. A. Guidry.
0pelousas, 30 aout 1857.
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LyISG,-The world, as at present eonss n,
ted could not go on without lying. ~ H. + ~ i
the conviction of this fact that enao'e All i
many worthy; excellent people, to clau M,
little modicum together, for the bene'oSn's =
pose OF keeping the world Oh its axis.
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-Etat de lii
NM E0lisiafie.-Coi dc District, Parnisse ST, Ian
dryA4Np. S485--Celite Guilofy vs.. Joseph Roy ct
alss-Celine GnillOry veuye vs. Joseph Roy7-Cour
de- Justice No. -, I2mc reimbursement.
Oh yertls dun writ.de II. fiji. delyr6 dams les
Ahaircs ci-dcssus, par les Conrs susdites dams
u pour Ii Paroisse st. Landry, let il moi adrcsse, il
seFA expose en- yentc p~ublique, a Ia Maison de Gour
dams IL vile des Opciousas, SAMEDI, lie line jour
de- septembre 1858, commeneant d II heures du ma
TN, ct continuant. de jour en- Jour sill est n6cessaire,
tons les droits. titres, intIrets ct pittentions du de-
fsndeur Joseph Roy, h Ia propri6ti ~suivante pour
~satisfairc lc dit writ, SAVIOR
I'm moroccan de terre situc dams la par0isse st.
Landry SIR lie cote Quest du bayou Crocodile c0nte-
shant III ct 9O.1O0 acres, etant le meme moroccan de
tore achete par votre patitionnnire de la succession
dcs Ange Jmiieur ct Giant Ia moitia Sud dun GER
tain rnorceau de terie contenant cent soixante-quin-
so 100 acres de terre, a1nsi entries au Bureau des
Terres 4 Baton Rouge ct decrites par lie certiacat du
Register, ainsi9 que salt:
Lots Nos. 1, 40, 4 OF s, Giant Ia section No II
dams le Township No. 4, Sud de 10 Range 4 Est,
<tant dams le District Snd-Oucst de la Louisiana,
asec tnntes les batisses ct ameliorations qui sly
.~trouveht.
Conditions.-I.a omme de deux cents piastres
avec les interets ct les frais seront payable comp
tant, etl balance payable 10 Ter de mars 1859.
bureau dn Sheriff, Opelousas. 81 Juliet 1858.
". CHACHERE. Sheriff.
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ID PAR LIE SHERIF.-Etat de la
% xxAnc-Cour de District, Paroisse st. Lam
5S369.-Francois Arceneaux vs. Michel
e#ESs5I.,tet ala.
6@&G6sasun wriit de 4. a., dalivre dams l'affaire
5fNQ61rIhg Codf dc District. dams ct pour IL Pa
eesssf5#Rdndry, ett ie susdit Etat, ct a moi adresss,
61Sipsa en- vente publique, pour du compliant
Il R4soaAAde Cour, dams III vile des Opelousas,
Ieslme Jour de septcmbre Il. D. 1858 com
All henrcs A. NJ. ct continnant de jour en-
81 n6ce ssaipe. tous les. droits. titres, int.
&338sfdtsutions dn dit defendeur, Michel Moore,
u propriate suivante, saisic pour ~satisfai.
44 Ms, 4 savoir:
1R&SfSsse jnommec yhnile on vaine, avec SEES
SAgts, limos Negro age de 8 ans ct Marie,
+ f4Jm0is.
77G<8o dp Sheriff, Opelnusas, 81 Juliet 1853.
ssssssS Il. ". CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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yENTEs PUBLIQUEa;

NENTE PUBLIQUE-Peter Collins w.
En- yertn dun ordre dc Ia cour de District, il sera
offert en- vente p~ubllqne, par m encantear dnnent
commissioner, i ID Jonctlon du Bayou Bnuf, 10
san,edi, rs septembre 1858,
les proprietes suivantes. abanaonnees par Peter
Collins 4 SEES craancieis; a savoirs
UNE TERRE, =
sur laquclle reside ledit Peter Collins, state a 10
Joncsion du Bayou Bout ct du Bayou Grqeaaile, en-
emble aTec toutes les batisseset indigestion gu
In iap Negro aDmme JOHN. Ago dc on1e Ans 'maladif
Tn assortnnent de niarchanaises seches, g~roccrie:
8 tstes dc betes i cornesSouces,
10 do do dc farouchcs,
1 cheyal ct sulky,
4 ckarrette a cheval,
20tetes de moutons,
20 do coEhons,
Plnsieurs billets ct complies divers.
2 ~cheyaux creole.
Conditions, compliant.
st. Landry, Ia aout 1858.
ALT. LoUAILLIER, Syndic.
NENTE PUBLIQUE.-Il sera offert en-
vente public au Bayou Chicot, 10
samcdI 4 Scptcmbre 1858,
les prophecies suivantes appartenant 4 Ii succession
do Charles Landes.
Tn lot de terre ct ameliorations sitn6e an Bayou
Chicot, contenant environ 5 on 4 acres, shornt aa
I0uest par III route publique ct au Sud par une terre
inoccnpee.
Aussi IN Cheval Creole.
Conditions.-La terre payable le Ter mars 1859
avec hypothaquc ct securite personnelle IN sotido;
10 cheval compliant. sta0s
WILLIAM T. FUQUA,
Administrator
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l say, mister, said one Yankeeto app'ps'
how came your eyes so crooked! ,as
My eyes? Why, sitting between tMo En-
and trying to look at both Of them AZ 's e
Lime.
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81 say, jim, what did Old Grimes give Won
Tor drowning bis dog" 4" Give me w6v he
heard tel! on Wv"
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My dear sir said a candidate accostjnp ,
sturdy wag on the day of election, Pm very
glad to see YOU" You ~nee,en't he Tiyo
voted replied the wag.
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AZ UGUSTE N. ROBIN.-Encantenr pour
~ Ii paruisse st Landry.-Ohfe SOS services a ses
ainis ct au public en- general. On lie trouyela tou-
j0iirs MI bureatis ln Recorder.
Opel0usas, 20 mai 1858.
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Lovers, whose only desire is to take 'ous ~ "
romantic walks beneath the moon. o.. nm M
long in discovering, after marriage 'i'A' !
cannot subsist on moonshiDe.
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Q S. GAY, Notaire Public. dams ct pour
- Ia Paroisse de st. Landry, ofrc SEES services an
public, ct espere pnr uue stricte attention, aux af-
fairies qui5 lui scront ~conf6es, meriter nue partie dn
patronage public. Son bureau est Il 50 residence, aa
B4yon Bmuf. Tous ordres laisses MI bureau de pos
to a Washington, al magasin dc j. i. Morris D Big
Cane, on an magasin dc Akenhead au Bayou Ghieot
ser0nt promptement executes.
Paroisse ST. Landry, . avril lS57.-la.
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FAR LIE SHERIF.-Etat de 10
16c-Conr de District, Paroisse st. Lam
4EA0.-Casimir Blanchin vs.. Theodore S.

affdssut writ dc n. III. dslivr6 dams l'atfaire
ffIl4r ii Cour do District dams ct pour Ii
altdry etle susdit Etat, ct d moi adres-
IEpos6s, en yentc publiqne. pour On comp
S&fS6sn do Cour de cette Paroisse. SAME.
MI do Sept, A. p. 1858. commencant d
pnntinnnnt de jour en- jour, Sill est adces-
3 tittes, droits, interets ct prttentions
Hi, Theodore s. Robin, Ada propriete sui
q pour satisfaire ledit writ. savoir:
Homme Guilbert. orphelin age de neuf
Sheriff, Opelousas 81 Juliet 1858.
L.Tv. CHAC,HERE. Sheriff.
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pelousas. Il octobre. 1851.

FDUCATI0N.--Mon Ecoles 'ouvrirb pour
IL l'annee scolastique ~actuelle. LUNDI lie Ter De-
tobre proclaim. A moinsd'un accord special pour lie
contraire, tous les Itves seront considtres comine
etant entries pour l'annte, ct seront aiusi ctlarges;
Termes-0n paiera %toliours %d'avance.
Washin ron, Le.,5 Septembre, 1851. !
GEO. LUTHER.
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j. L. Hoy, der.
~ increment des 0pelousas, Went d'onyrir tie
ecole pour les jeunes files, il Ia Vile Platte, a la re,
sidenee du docteur McDavitt, oil les pensiomnaires
qu'on voudra bien lui envoyer, seront lecues par ellie
2 Janvier. 1853.
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TT 3. RITCHIll, Ingenieur Civil, Arpen-
LIZ teur ct Copistc.
Washington, line, II avfil lS5S-la
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HILAIRE DESSESSARTS, Collector ct
Ii Crieur public, offre SEES services aux citoyens de
st. Landry. route aGaire qui lui sera coniee rece-
yra 50 prompte attention. Hn'est associe avec per
some nj pour Pune nj pour i'autre de ces deux BRAN
chcs. 20mars 1858.