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'To Moses Cleaveland, Esq, of the County
of Windham and State of Connecticut-one Of
the Directors of the Connecticut Land Company
-GTssting:
1--WE, the Board of Directors of said Com
pany, having appointed you to 60 on to said
land as Superintendent over the agents and
men. sent on TO survey and make locations on
said land, and to make and enter into friendly
negotiations with the natives who are on said
land or contiguous thereto, and may have any
pretended claim to the same, and secure such
friendly intercourse amongst them as will es-
tablish peace, quiet and safety to the survey and
settlement of said lands not eeded BY the ns-
tiyes under the authority Of the United States.
You arc hereby, for the foregoing purposes.
fully authorized and empowered to act and
transact all the above business in as full and
ample a manner as we ourselves could do to
make contracts on the foregoing matters in our
behalf and stead, and make such drafts on our
treasury as may be necessary to accomplish the
foregoing object of your appointment. And
all agents and men by us employed, and sent on
TO survey and settle said lands to be obedient to
your orders and directions, and you are to be ac-
countsbe for all monies by you received, con-
forming your conduct to such orders and di-
rectiOns, as we may, from time to time, give
you, and to do and act in all matters, according to
your best skill and judgment, which may tend
TO the best interest, prosperity and success of
said Connecticut Land Company, having moIe
particularly for your guide, the Articles Of As
sociation entered into and signed by the individ-
uals Of said Company.
Dated at Hartford this 18th day of May,
1896
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ADDRESS OF

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AT the Pioneer Celebration at Newburgh
October 2Oth, 1855.
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pay. YOUR TAxEs.-I am now in pos

|DAY- YOUR TAXES.-I am, now in pos
session Of the State Tax Roll, for the year 1867
and OF the Licenses for the year 1885, and ready
to receive said Taxes and Licenses, from the 2Sd
day Of January 1883. For the convenience Of the
Tax Payerss Will be IN person, Or represented by
one ofmy deputies (duly authorixcd) at the follow
ing places, on the days below fixed, between 10
O'Clock A. M, and o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose
of receiving the above Taxes and Licenses; at the
expiration Of which time, shall issue notices Of
seizure on all delinquents.
At my Office in OpeloIsas commencing 29d Jan
aarv 1858. till the lst March 1858. N.
Az Jules Mestricks on Bayou Teche, on the ID
March 1858.
AT Widow e. Estilette's Coffee.H House, Grand
Coteau, on the Sd March 1868.
!. At Leon Thibodcau's, Conlee Croche, on the 4th
March 1858.
At Damonville Bernard's Queue Tortue, on the 5th
March 1868.
At John H. HuHpower's, Queue Tortue, ON the 9Th
March 1855.
AT Joseph E. Daigle's, Plaquemlne, on the sth
March 1853. AFf
At Clark, Hayes & Co., Plaquemine on the 9th
March 1858.
AT Placide LeBlanc's, Lyons Point on the 10th
March 1858.
At Prosper Baronet, Mermento, on the l1th
March l859
At Antoine Carte, Pointe-aux.Loups, on the 18th
Match 1858. !.
AT John II. McGee, Faketaique, on the 18th
March 1885, t@Ny
Az rerray q yerretsj bois Maet, on the 10Th
March 1851,
AT N: Andrepont, Praitie Plaisance on the lsth
March 1885,
At the Store Of Dorcin naheur, chatagner, on the
18th March 1868, .,6s8g5t
At wni: Reeds Coffee House, Flat Town. on the
18th March 1858.
At Philippe ataggs store, in Old Grand Prairie,
on the 10th March 1858.
AT McLane's store, at Moandville, on the 10th
March 1858.
At JOS, Landerneaus, III Prairie Mamouth, on the
22d March 1883
At james Akenhead's, Bayou Chicot, on ths 2ad
March 1858.
At Charles johnson, in Pine Prairie, on the bath
Match 1885,
At Thomas McCrory's, on Bayou Buuf, OH the
26th March 1855
At the store Of Bsaucha'np i wilkins In Wasting.
ton, on the 27th March 1858.
At Jonathan Morris, on Bayou RougH, on the soth
March 1853.
At Joseph McBrde's, Atchafalaya, on the slst
March 1858.
.ts L. ". CHACHBRE. Sheriff.
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GALE A,r lA u CrIO N Iho undosSikbed
.nissoned aactioneer. at their store On Pls4t ins

SALE iAs 4AU ClTIO N 'Tho undoySikiSed
~ Will sell through the mtnistrt OH duiy cam.
msssoned aactioneer, Of their store On Pls4e
Fharsdat, Apsit Is, lsSss
their entire stock Of gonds, consisting pfntihait II
Dry Goods. Groceries, Ql0tIang Hats C4p4, t1bts,
Shoes, and IN fine, variety af articles va }etS ID
mention also q large quantity of Fen0in& PAX,
Shingles, Covering Boards, etc. = y 80 sa3 s
The terms and conditions will be ntadc knsStd On
the day IF sale
Plaquemine flrulae, March lS, 1853 n 4
DUBLIO SALE Nyill be- sold It pUbliU
- auction, pursuant I'd an order 0f the y]f4eiCt
Court, by the undersigned or snthe dult qualified
anctoneer, at the Court House door In the Town Of
Opclousus on M " 2 ss s s !
IL wednesday {. Aprsl \ Isss,
the residue of the Iropert of The estate of William
NJ, Carpenter, dcceascd, consisting d
dSQ QUdRE or GR)LTlvD, 1g
IN the town of Opeousas, in high state 0f ip6tea
nient, having on y q splendid two story DWELLING
house, ont houses garden, pasture, etc. ttc befne
the late residence ~ Mrs ". King. ".
v Also, ono Mule, dozen superb parlor Chalts and
several other articles of fuinture Y ss'ss
Also a fine Piano. etc.
TERMS AND C6SplTioSss--T The Mosablet Cash.
Thesreal estate on " credit Of one, two dnd three
YEARS from the lst Of January 1865, with notsstand
approved personal security IN s0lido and special
mortgage on the property until nnal payment Of
principal md Interest at per cent. from maturitya
0pelousas, March 0, 1865.
ss GEO. r. KING,
ia s ,s.Ss s,s Discriminatory Execut6rs
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CTATE OF LOUISIAN A-District Court
~ Parish Of st. Landry. No. 1856. Estates of
Antoine Ritter and Tharsile Savoie, his WIFE both
deceased. n :
LOUIS MARKS, of the Parish of st. Landry, Ad-
mnstrator Of the estates Of Antoine Ritter and
Tharsie Savoe. his wife, both deceased late of said
Parish, having filed final tablean Of said estates
accompanied BY his petition, praying that the same
may be homologated and approved; And whereas,
the prayer Of said petition has been granted by an
order of Court dated January 25, 1855;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons In
terested to show cause, if'any they have, within
thirty days from the date hereof, why said tableau
should not be homologated and confirmed. s
Clerks office, Opelousas, Feb. ~. 1853
LIS. LASTRAPES. Clerk.
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DAY YOUR rA xEs..-I an now il nos

DAY YOUR TAXES..-I am now in pos
Il session of the Parish Tax Roll, for the year
1857 and of the Licenses for the year 1858, and am
ready to receive said Taxes and Licenses from tile
23d day of January 1868. For the convenience of
the Tax Payers, will be in person, or represented
by one of my deputies (dy authorised) at the fol-
lowing places, on the days below 1xed, between 10
O'Clock "A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose
of receiving the above Taxes and Licenses; at The
expiration Of which time, L shall issue notie-s Of
seizure on all denquents
Atmy Office in Opelousas, commencing 23d Jan.
uary 1858, till the lst March 1855
At Jules Mestricks on Bayou Teche, on the I'd
March 1858.
At Widow +. Estiettc's Coffee House. Grand
Coteau, on the Sd March 1858.
At Leon Thihodeaus, Coulee Croche on the 4th
AT Damonville Bernard's, Queue Tortue, on the
9TH March 1858.
At John H. Hufpower's, Queue Tortuc, on the 9th
March 1855. a
At Joseph Z. Dagle's, plaquemine, on the sth
March 1858.
AT Clark, Hayes h Co., Plaquemne, on the 9th
March 1853. &
AT Placide LeBanc's, Lyons Point, on the 10th
March 1858. "a
At Prosper Baronet, Mermento on the l1th March
1858.
At Antoine Carte, Pohte-aux-Loups, on the 18th
March 1858. HG
At John H. McGee, Faketaique, on the 18th
At Ferray d &verrets, Bois Malet, on the 18th
March 1858.
AT N. Andrepont, Prairie Plasance, on the 10th
March 1853. ilr rt.=1r u
Al the store of Dorcin Laheur, Chatagnier, on the
18th March 1853
At VIM. Reeds Coffee-H House, Flat Town, on the
18th March 1858.
At Philippe Stagg's store, in Old Grand Prairie,
on the 10Th March 1855 ..et
AT McLane's store, ut Moundville, on the goth
March 1858.
At Jos. Landemeau's, in Prairie Monmouth, on the
22d March 1868.
AT James Akcnheads, Bayou Chicotj on the 23d
March 1858.
AT Charles johnson, in Pine Prairie, on the oath
March 1858.
At Thomas McCrdtys, on Bayou Bnuf, on the
26th March 1858.
At the store Of Beauchamp a. wilkins, in Wash
ington, on the 27th March 1858. 49,
At Jonathan Morris, on Bayou Rouge, on the soth
March 1858.
At Joseph McBridas, Atchafalaya, on the 3lst
March 1853.
january %, 1858. ELBERT CAN'T,
Collector Of Parish Taxes.
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CTATE OF LoUIsIANA NA-District Court

~ Parish Of st. Landry.--No 1854 Succession
Of Samuel N. Foster, deceased. N :
JAMES M. Porter, of the Parish of st. Landry.
Administrator Of the succession OF Samuel NJ Foster
deceased, late of said Parish, having fled final
tabeau settlement and partition, Of said succession
accompanied by his petition praying that the same
may be homologated and approved And whereas,
the prayer Of said petition has been granted BY an
order Of Court dated February 10, 1858.
Now, theeefore notice is hereby given to ell per-
sons Interested TO show cause, II any they have,
tableau should not be homclogated and confirmed.
Clerks office, Opelousas, February 20, 1853.
LIS. LASTRAPEH Clerk
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Oh Is, 1858.
CHERE, Sheriff.

fTERIFF s. SALE, tie of Louisiana,
Tlni;trct Court, Parish of ST. t.Landry.-N Sl02.
XliG aillio wife, VS.. Mary King widow.
31ne Of i writ of H. fa., issued n the above
&Ssuit. by the District Court, in and for the
,s.ys.EM VI St.JAudry, and 10 ne directed will be
M seS to public sale, on twelve months credit, at
sts sonrt House in the town of Opelolsas on SAT-
ttyyiRb,W the Sd day Of April, A. d. 1858, COM
;mencids at the hour of II o'clock A. NJ, and CON
sinan1 from day to day if necessary oil the right,
HGsii aterest and demand Of Mary King, widow, in
M 10 the following described property, seized to
Wtisfy said writ, to-wit:
E'A.' TRACT of LAND, lying and situated in Old
Eand.prarie in the Parish of st. Landry. purchased
&Coriie Baillio from Jean Pierre Lafleur contain
NJ six hundred and twenty (620) superficial ar.
'y1 nentn with all tbe Buildings and Improvements
( sheriff S Office, Opelousas March 10, 1858.
l.. Y. CHACHERE Sheriff.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Dis District Court
~ Parish Of st. Landry 4, No 1856. Estate II
Onezitne Gnidry, deceased a. 's1 80 4 ~ y y
JULIE PorHlER, Of the Parish Of St. Landry,
Administrative Of the estate Of Onezme Gulary. de-
ceased, late Of said Parish, having ed her final &C.
count and tablead Of distribution f the funds 81 said
estate accompanied BY her petition praying that
.he same may be homologated and approved; And
granted by an order Of Court dated March 2d 1853:
Therefore. noticeis hereby given to all persons i
terested to show cause, II any they have, within
thirty days from the date hereof why said tableau
should not be homologated and confirmed.
Clerks office, Opelousas, March s, 1868.
Is. LASTRAPES. Clerk.
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I.EMUEL ]. B. SHAW,
A. H. MONEORD 4

1, Y, Z, <Ss s ss "
ENDUCAIlO The undenigned, late 81
AlsOpelousas, has opened School for young
ladies in Vile Platte, Ut the residence Of Df.
McDayitt at which place she is prepared to receive
pupils. n
january 2, 1868. J.T. HOY.
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A N ORDINANCE, Levying Tax on the
"A Parish of ST. Landry for the service of the year

A N ORDINANCE. Levying Tax on the
- Parish of ST. Landry for the service Of the year
1867.
Articie LIST. The Polce' Jnry of the Parish of st.
Landry, six members thcrfpf present concurring
therein, ordained: E
Article2. That for the ervice of the year one
thousand eig't hundred nd ftty-seven, Parish
Tax of mir 4een thousand ollars. be, and the same
ishcreb, imposed on sucl objects Of taxation are
established by law, by We State, and within said
Parish (the towns Of Opelonsas, Washington and
Grand Cotean, excepted).
article s. First for the ordinary Parish purposes
of expenditure. there shall be added to Assessment
Roll Of the State for this Parish for the year 1857
in proportional addition. not exceeding seventy
five per cent to the taxes Of each person assessed
as to make the sum Of eight Thousand six hundred
dollars.
Second for the payment Of existing debts, the
payment Of Jurors, aud the construction OF pubiit
works. there shall he further added to the said
Assessment Roll, proportionate addition to the taS
of each person assessed, so ns to make the sum o
ten thousand four hundred dollars--the said twr
sums making in all the sum of nineteen Thousand
dollars.
0rdaiped January, II. Isis.
ELBERT CAN'T, President.
Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
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NgdICE prInCE 10 PLANTERS AND SHIP
know ha hh6's-fo 3 avoid any misapprehenson and to
that thu e iacts we take this method to inform them
CTS 'ges nss Of freight and passage on the steam
slne .,ss rs a. rEhRET and W. BURTON, will be the
and sa qs Az season. and shall be as low as any good
tention to onr iUr past hvors hope by strict at
poy mat may occur by the aa Of thoss we
share Of tban bG,ng always on hand to merit liberal
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BUSINESS X CARDS.

r Q. o. F.-ST. Landry LODGE No. Is
IL meets at Opelousas every Saturday .s,...u,.
evening e, at O'Clock. 0mer Poiret, 81 =
n. G; j. B: Lee, Y. G; Elbert CAN'T 7s3s$
Secretary; Chas N. Ealcr, Treasurer.
The Order is respectfully invited to attend
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A YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL For
- the rapid cure Of Colds, Coughs,

BRIMrrELD, Mass, 2Oth Dec, 1856.
DR. j. G. AVER I do not hesitate
70 say the best remedy ] have ever
found for Coughs, Hoarseness, lnlu-
enza, and the concomitant symptoms
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It's constant use in my practice and
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EBEN KNIGHT, M. D.
v A. B. MORTLEY, ESQ.,, N. ",
writes Z" / have used your Pectoral
myself ard in my family ever since
you invented it, and believe it the
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out. With bad cold / should sooner
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Builders will
IN find it to their advantage to call at Fontenotz,
in Washington, If they wish to make complete hill
of Lumber of all descriptions, such as Sawed Linn
6-foot Pickets. Remembcr, Cheaplfor Cash
January 81, 1851. J. b. Al. FONTEE0T.
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slane wv ~ without ", or lake any other remedy
Group, Whooplng Cough, Influenza.
SPRINGFIELD, Miss, Feb. I, 1856
Y BROTHER AVER: will cheerfuIly certify your
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81 children. We Of your fraternity in the South
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the bottle made me completely well. Your medi
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Asthma Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. 4, 1856.
SIRs Your Cherry Pectoral is performing marvel
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. A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION, MONROE Co..
Iowa, writes, Sept. 6, 1855 During nv practice
Of many. years have found nothing equal to your
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We might add volumes Of evidence, but the most
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Consumption. ..
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AsToR HOUSE, NEwYoRK Cry, March 8, 1856.
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Consu,nptipes do not despair till you have tried
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[ Philadelphia Ledger.
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-03-20

TYR. w. G. BRIDGES will operate for
~ those of this and the adjoining Parishes who
may desire his services, in the highest degree Of
perfection.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-03-20

TTLYSSE GABEREL, Public Auctioneer
- and Collector for the Parish of ST. Landry. OF
fee in Opelonsas. March 10. -. ~