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For sale at private sale.

| SIX LOTS OF GROUND, adjoining each
| ~ others, situated in the town of O pclou-
sas, and suitable for residence, it being on
the limits of the town. These lots will be sold
cheap for cash. ~For particulars, apply
to the editor of the Opelousas Courier.
Opelousas, 18th June 1859. #
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JOEL a. sAMDoz, NOTARY PUBLIC

VE7 ILL attend with care and diligence to ar
Wv business entrusted to him. such as Family
Meetings, Meeting of Creditors, sales, transfers
and exchange of property. mortgages, release OF
mortgages Donatous, lnventaries, Testaaients, &c g
Office opposite the Court House, near Ihos. Il.
Lewis 4 porters.
/. Oeelou.as 1ApriI 18th, 1857.
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So Iea55E[yGga ~.E
ain street, near Charles N. Ealer's Store.

Main street, near Charles N. Ealer's Store
w The undersigned being convinced
that the true policy Of the merchant
vSs-saashis to choose his supplies at the COM
mencement of each season, thus being able to suit
more fully and perhaps cheaper, his patrons, he
would hereby inform his friends and the public in
general that he has just arrived from New Orleans
with complete and fresh assortment of Dry Goods
and others, which he holds at such low prices tina,
will certainly astonish any visitor who may come
and examine his goods.
5 His stock,of goods consists principally in:
Fancy Barege Dress Patrons, #
4 Jaconets, RriIantines, Caicos,
Gloves, Crinoines, Petticoats
and many other fancy articles for ladies.
Also Ready made Spring Clothing for gentle
men and boys, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Shoes, Boots
Cravats, &c, &C., Saddles, Harnesses, Collars, &c
Come and examine his stock and Judge yourself
Of the quality and prices S, LEVY.
#Opelousas, March 10Th, 1885, VA
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2sea0er Crge1s $nr(Mns.

Situated u, the center Of q fine Pine wood
35 miles North West Of Opezous1s.
"a The undersigned having become
fmsssSa fma the purchaser Of these Springs (for-
~ s merly kept by the late Rachel Gra-
&sakasRS denigo) takes this method of inform
ing his friends and the public Of this and the
neighboring Parishes, that he will open the
same to the public on the 10Th of June next.
He hopN that the important improvements
which he. Ras made on the premises, added to
the incessant care and attention which the un-
dersigned will bring to the details Of Il Hs Re-
treat, will merit to him share of the public
patronage. PRICES:
Per day, 5 | 80
Per month"; 80 90
Children and servants, half price.
Horse, 50cents per feed, IS cents per day,
or SIS per month.
Private arrangements can be entered into
with the undersigned.
rPayments are invariably due at the
end of each week;;-and positively no credit.
HENRY PROVENT.
St. Landry 28th May 1859,
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GOOD BARGAINS.

sSsssSszzzzAssssa TIE undersigned wishing to re-
70 tire from business will sell his stock
EsHHot Groceries, underline regular price
TEA afor cash. S.#ss
81 He takes this opportunity to re-
4s ss==@== quest ali those who are indebted to
him TO come and settle.
He likewise offers for sale or lease his property
situatedas the corner Of Court & Bellevue streets,
ueaI the Court House.
e. CORNELIUS DONATE. :.
/ opelousas, March 18TH 1s59.-Ioln.
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Public Sale.

Estate Of Antoine Arnaud, deceased.
YHyHE public are hereby informed that
-A therewill be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by duly commits
stoned Auctionneer, at the Store of. Mr.. The
odale Richard, at Arnaudville, in the Parish
tof ST. Landry, on Tuesday, the 28th June
neat 1859, the following described property
belonging to the Estate Of Antoine Arnaud,
deceased, to wit
A Negro Woman named JUSTINE, aged
about 72 years.
TERMS Cash
JACQUES ARNAUD, Fl
Administrator.
0pn1t,reas Nov o2th 1889
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No. 90.
PU BLIC SALE.

Estate Of Guillaume Ayrivie, decd.
TEV1IE public are hereby informed that
- there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by competent off
GER, on the premises, in Opelousas,
On Monaay the llth Of July meet, 1859,
the following described property belonging
to the succession Of Guillaume Ayrivie, de.
ceased, late of the Parish of St. Landry, viz:
| @=A A fraction of a lot o6ground,
|ssska situated in the Town of ofDpclousas,
.ssszznz at the corner of Bellevue and Mar
ket streets, bounded North by said Bellevue
street, South by vacant lot belonging to
the Town of Opelousas, East by said Market
Street and West by lot hereinafter des-
cribed and belonging to the said estate
Another fraction Of lot ofground
situated in the same town and adjoining the
above, bounded North by Bellevue street, on
sthe South by vaeantslet belonging to the
town of Opelousas, East by the lot above
described, and West by the Coulee lesson,
together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon erected, it being the same that
the deceased purchased at the successional
sale of Manon Baldwin, deceased
A lot of
household fur
niture, such as Beds
and bedsteads, Armoires,
Chairs, Tables, Wash stands,
good violin, crockeryware, Kit
chen utensils,-A lot of decanters, emp
ty bottles, jars, barrels, tinware, axes, hoes,
and many other articles, the enumeration of
which would be too tedious.
Terms and c0asdataons:-The movable
property will be sold for cash. The landed
one third of the purchase price pay
able cash, and the balance in one and two
years credit, from the day of sale. Purchas-
ers furnishing their notes with good and suf-
fcient SECURITY to the satisfaction of whom the
right, which notes bearing interest at per
per annum. from time due until paid And
moreover the landed property remaining spe-
cially mortgaged unto the estate until full
and entire payment of capital and interest.
j. A. A. DELARUELLE,
Testansenta2y Executor.
Opelousas June 11th, 1850.
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QQMQR QRRgQMRs 6

Boarding by the year, $40 90
Day Scholars by the year. 40 90
by the month, 90
FURNITURE.
Bedstead, Mattrass, Pillow, by the quarter, ST. of
Washing by the month, sc
The students are expected to furnish their ghts
and their wood during the winter.
There will be two public semi annual examina.
tons during each year.
The Scholastic year is composed of II months
including the month of vacation.
The reductions in cases of sickness Or other eau
ses independent of the WILL will always be accor-
ded with the greatest equity. - AsssA4sse =. =
Medicine and the attention of Physician in case
of sickness, at the cost of Parents in which case
Parents have it at their option to choose their med
:,,1 ox&o, M
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I'D UCLO 8 e CO.
Corner BienYille & Exchange Alley, N.-t)rleans.

,saalzz Have the honor to inform their friends
aand the public that they have Just opened
ss9za ssat their Store No. So Bienviie Street, at
the corner Of Exchange Alley, Depotof Furniture
Of every description, such as Bedsteads, Arnoirs,
CentreTables and others Tetea-tete. Chairs Sofas,
Faufenils Moss hair and spring mattrasses Feather
beds They repair furniture, make exchanges and
take it on storage They hope BY care and industry
so obtain d share ofpublic patronage. Dec. 81. s..
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New Orleans and 0pelousas Regular
-se-. Waek1u Packet

,}SsssakaA IA THE good and safe Steam- boat
agAHHH{a W. BURTON, Captain Gustave Z.
- Loaaillier, built expressly for the
between Washington and New Orleans, leaving
Washington every Sunday, at so'clock A. NJ, and
New-O Orleans every Wednesday, ali S o'clock P. NJ
This boat will take freight for ell intermediate
landings, vii the sAtchafalaya
For freight or passage, apply on board:
o. HINCKLEY g. CO.
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a1 9 laRyeBQ9

Lumber! LIlllaber!!
EM yHE undersigned having improved and
ID transported his Saw Mill two miles Of
Barre landing on Bayou Oourtableau, is
now ready to saw any quantity Of lumber, Of
any length, up to AZ feet. Lumber will be
delivered either at his mill or at Barry S
Landing, and large bills filed al moderate
prices CHS. CLOSE.
Sst. Landry Nov. Goth, 1858.
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PUBLISHED on SATURDAY sY
T0BEs 4Ee gAND QBe
CONDITIONS,

Subscription, for one year, payable I'M advance,
three dollars if paid at the end Of the year, four
dollars No subscription will be received for a
period less than one year. Al subscriber wishing
to discontinue, must give ,criten notice to that eff
feet, and settle up all arrearages
.adrertising g:-Adyertisements will be inserted
at cents per line foreach and every publication
liberal discount will be made for yearly and
standing advertisements.
All the advertisements will be inserted in frenc b
ant english until the editor shall Judge it conve-
sijent to discontinue the publication.
No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid, unless at the OPP
ton OF the publisher. @ $@stt C&E$ -
No election tickets other jobs printed without
the money or the person ordering them to be print
ed is responsible person.
Tea dollars in advance will invariably be re-
qnred for the announcement Of candidates for office
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NOTICE.

YHyHE undersigned having taken the contract fol
carrying the Mail between Opelouaas and ST.
Martins by Gros Cheyrenil and Brauxs Bridge, viii
continue 10 take passengers at the usual rate Those
who would like to take through ticket from ST
Martin to the Bell Cheney Springs, will only have ta
pay eight Dollars. NO Ell T1ARGADE. y
Opelousas 5tts June 1858.
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UST received at the s.
u 0PEL L0Us6S DRUG STORE!

. q dpz. Dr. leIIotV Dock ana safsapa
rilIa
% 3 doz. John Bulls sarsaparilla. .
II IE4 doz. SAIlds and Toasnsends SafsaraTilla.
ID aexs Swaimis Panacea.
III dox. Bar9Y,s Tricdph heIous. 8.
8 i1ox. Dr. Mengs Purifying Tincture.
h II taox. Gfays Ointment.
H=s .iox. Cincinnati Mustard, iii bottle
dox KslIsdtky l1dftlssarsi, ii to cans.
For sals by LEoNeE HEBkARD.
bpelonsas, May 2Ist 1853.
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TILE UNIVERSITY OF FAMILY MEDICINES, SC

AT PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
A ORGANISED for the purpose of arresting the
W evils of worthless and spurious nostrufns and
supplying families with Reliable Domestic Reme-
dies, have sent to John Posey assortment their
valuable compounds, viz
Rowauds Tonic Mixture for the cue Of Fever
and Ague; &c.
'Rowands Blackberry Root Syrup, for the cure of
Diarlhea, &c.
Universitys Remedy for Lung Complaints, &c.
1or Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
& Costive Bowels, Pills
=" Sore Eyes.
's Ear Ache or Deafnsss
!: Tooth Ache.
+" Fever and AgueRi form
f Pills.
Unlike the various nostrunls of the daN these
remedies depend upon their merits for POPULARITY.
Wholesale and retail, by JOHN POsEY,
Feb. 10th, 1859.-1y.I OpeIossas, La.
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LITERARY INSTITUTION OF 0PELOUSAS.
Preparatory School for the Academies
of the Union.

"Enti7e Religious and Political Tolerance"
DEPARTMENTS:
c. E. DuRAND, Principal: Professor Of French,
Latin, History and Mathematics
HENRY B. SLOANE, Professor Of English, Geome-
kru Geoera1,hu and Wrifing
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Ej1enuore 7DeE1alcourt,

NToTARY PUBLIC AND AUCT1oNEER IN and
In for the Parish of ST. Landry, offers his services
d such TO his friends aud the public in general
His Office Is at his residence, near Grand Coteau
All orders left at the store OF MIR. j. B. Poingue,
in Grand Coteau, will be promptly attended to.
st. Landry, April 9th, 1856.
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TTERRMAN BoDEMULLER, Bellevue st.
] M near Racheps old stand, teaches music on
the violin and guitar, and repairs musical lnstru-
n,ents and tunes planes lJanuary 30, 1893.
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NAedEcaa Notice. tizss
Far. VALINCOUR, practitionerin midwifery,
~ surgeon-D Dentist, having established himself
permanently in Opelousas, offers his services to
his felow-citlzens. He will fuGl all his functions
With zeal and prudeneep and dirt-eaters will be
Cured by him in about two weeks .
Gratuitons consultations for the lndIgents, on
Monday ant. Friday, from to D o clock 4. NJ.
References: l4i.35 "a
nr.tF. Acher, Adolphe Garrigues, Gill;
ReviIlon & Taylor, Agerin Arcenatlx,
Joei II. Sandoz, Jean r. Arcenaux,
Ouezine A. Guidry, Ramon Riu, ss5s} A
Opeiousas 25th Sept. 1888
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EVARIsrE DEJ EAN, Auctioneer.
NKTILL punctnaIly attend to all sales, either
" " s successionai or private, chsmaY be en-
trusted To him from the Parish of 81. Landry. s4s
Office in Opelotisas Feb. 10. I559.-Iy Y.
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BORAIE & GRADENIGO, Collectors. !.

BORNE & GRADENIG0, Collectors.
KNyILL take in collection claims Of all kinds and
Wv descriptions which may be entrusted TO them
from the Parish Of ST. Landry and those adjoining
as well as from New Orleans. They hope by their
Industry and tlucsuality " deserve q share ct W.
public patronage Their Office Is on Main street
0pelutlsas, opposite u. Provost lJaii 4 8, sIsSS.
JAMES RAY, nTo:r A.RY q uBL'lIo - 7
YEYILL punctualy attend to ai business entrusted
Wv to his care. Office al Opelousas.
,,ssaa ia nrf ohth 4 SIT
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9ell>G1eeaep Spr(2ro9.

Nav 23tl,. 1864.
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THE yI
Pablished 1t MarksvilIe, AvoyeIlesl II English ND
81 French, every Saturday, BY Alex. Bardes q ss i
ii Ivan CO, on 81 at The end of The year.
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ENTHUSIASM or TIE FRENCu.-Unlcr date Of Paris
June g. the Editor ofthc Baltimore Iasriran writes:
The news Of the great Battle Of Magenta result
ing in the reported killed and woun,ling Of 5000
Austrians, and the taking Of 5000 prisoners, re-
ceived on Sunday afternoon. was hailed with an en-
thusiasm that reminded me somewhat Of the re-
cept of the news Of Gen. Taylors victories in Mcxi.
CO. The accompanying intelligence Of !, 600 French.
men having lost their lives IN the combat. was re.
gardcd Of not the slightest moment in comparison
with the glory accruVs to France from the achieve
ment.
At St Cloud where the empress is residing few
miles from the city, an immense concourse Of poo
pie assembled on Sunday afternoon to congratulate
her on the victory. She appeared on the balcony
with her son in her arms, and handed q despatch
from the Emperor. to . gentleman in attendance.
confirming the news, which was read and received
with acclamations Of joy. She bowed and waved
her handkerchief in response to the enthusiastic
greeting of her subjects and it would be impossible
to conceive stronger evidence either Of the popu.
larty Of the war or Of the devotion Of the people to
the Napoleon dynasty, surrounded as she was BY
the members Of Prince Napolcons family who went
out to congratulate the Empress on the receipt Of
the news. They reached 81. Cloud in two elegant
carriages, each drawn by four white horses, with
Positions in red livery and powdered wigs. and out.
riders. As they passed along through the crowd
every hat was raised over cheerful countenancc,
and they continued bowling in response to the salu
tation
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set evil and do good These are e.ees sessse sssd
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ALRExARLE AND CHESAPEAKE CAxAL-By the
kindness of = friend, We have been permitted to
make an extract from letter addressed to him BY
prominent and energetic citizen Of Norfolk. Va.
who, it will be seen contemplates visiting our town
for the purpose Of interesting our citizens in the
navigation Of the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal,
and to set up company to establish steamboat con.
nection between this place and Norfolk He is an
ardent laborer to promote the commercial enterprise
Of that place, and thinks that such connections viii
enure to the benefit of our place Our people viii
do well to consider this project in advance But to
the extract:
IL now hope to be in your town within fort.
night prepared If desired to explain to your people
the important advantages Of such connection, q.
pecially to the truck or gardening business, vine
making. &c. The importance Of such connection
should be also very materially increased by the e.
fort now making to draw OF trade from YOU, BY the
proposed branch road from Tarboro' 70 tie w. W.
Road ~ - - -.
Washington has sadyantasss which. II improved
BY means q steamboat and basxs lfns connection
through the new Canal win make her one a the
most important Commercial towns in Moth Carolina
The vegetable or truck trade ifyou have he sdvsn
tages described to mel would alone Be resource d
whose value you can noW form no accurate essi
mata"-ResA Di.pateA
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MORE EXPLOITS OF THE AMERICAN EAGLE

MORE EXPLOITS OF THE AMERICAN EAGLE
MAJOR BorrS To HIS NATrRALIzEo FELLOW. CITIZENS.
To the Editors cf the " j: Ere.i.y Post:
Some Of my naturalzcd fellow-ci.izcn having
asked my opinions on the doctrine of political ale.
glance set forth in the letter Of the Hon. Sccrc
tary Cass, heg the favor Of your columns to cor.
vcy to them the following brief expressions. Per.
init me to say Also that my is before the cnun.
try in connection with the Presidency. without any
personal effort my part, and that il Is net the de-
sire to influence votes that prompts the to address
you.
That down troddcn victim Of European dcrotiSm
who seeks refuge on these shores IS in INV humble
opinion. from that time forth within the sacred pre-
cncts Of the American Confedcratcd States of LIB
erty. The taons of that proud bird which tore the
flag of Irelands opprcssor from the clou,lpicrcing
topmast which for successive centuries picrccd the
belt Of Orion he whirlc his nightly course in the
heavens will not pause to clutch with fierce ire AMI
to scatter in thousand shrets the breeze Haunting
cmblcms Of oceanic pscndo-sovcreignty Gentle.
men the bcak Of that glorious fowl will dart with
the velocity Of lightning to avcngc the wrongs Of
outraged Ireland. aud to vind;cate the blccd;n.
wounds Of the sons Of the glorious fathcriand Let
but single naturalizcd hair Of foreign born citi.
zen be extracted by the impious autocrats Of En-.
rope, and the fleets Of our mighty confederation
shall send the roll Of their dccp-mouthcd cannon
from Plum Gut to the Golden Horn.
JOHN BOTS,
Major LIST Brigade
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40 "a s.es..S. g zSx$,.,.,,sa ,
~ e 1910 - ~ D. whss. |
Rh.:os;e 8 IS. 6si,slS 6s.lis~ ga
sccspesd en- to the Reetosship q he Esaeepal
Church h Little Rock, AfkanAeA Wsaacssssy ~
cres this second loss to the university. 1hs kss.
Mr. Ship most excellent and lsesnsd esose~s@
had just resigned the Pr"se.sosse'P q nssssy so
cent Of a more desirable Psvsx3sney 81 . Literary
Institution in South Csro,iaA ,Aaa ssw he Uas.
vcrsitv |. to losc ono whose sbosx told With mani
fest effect upou the public eye; eus de compliments
bestowed upon the graduates and osbsr ssudenss ~
their public exercises. show that 10 wss sus'nsnsly
successful in teaching Elocutioa and Ccmpesis'oo.
We learn that there has ben great inpsesvmsos
In those respects a. Il particularly manifested on
tina, event In College lie known ss ".hs Senior
Speaking" when all ef the Graduating Class are re-
a,.ircd publicly to dcclaim spcvehcs at their eun
COMPOSITION There h another particular IN vhsh
the institution viii be great loser. We hardly
know how tn allDde to the .o>s Of Lady rUu suen
place; but one who was IN Shs hshit Of watching
by the sick bed Of young men Who vssv Tar assay
from the nursing care IL their own mothsrs-oas
who thus became mother TO them. having no IN
d,,crmcnt thorcto aut genuine vonranly feeling
must not allow her dclicxcy To be shocked by pub
liz aluxion to her tccsi4 Of love. Many such cases
have VIC heard Of beginning 5000 after The Doctors
coming to the University. First she took The III
youths TO bcr own house, snu mtntetctSu w WV W.
ccsitcs 81 their fcvcrc francs sometimes fnr many
weeks at time Finally her example iusiuevi The
Trustees to erect very neat insirmary on one cor.
ncr Of the Doctors To-: within 100 feet 81 tbs dus.
ing. to which the sick have bcvn removed from The
noise and confusion Of their sasmi,ori~s in The Cot
lego buildings. and where they could receive The
same kind Of nursing AZ In the lAeesur . Mousse. We
can conceive Of no moro beautiful sxhibit'oo Of 90
mans nature than this. 4 mother naturally cares
for her own sick children and often vii bes.ow such
carss upon the children Of her friends but sst,cn
indeed upon tho utter stranger perhaps the rvshtes
bow whose only claim Is that he ts somebody's son
and that somebody IL not near to psrfsrm The re-
rents duty. "tet me kiss him tor HE nother's
sake" said New Orleans lady of . yoash vhe lay
dead before her. and whose H,ether was in hrs NJ.
tive New England unon~iaus of her besvaveaens
lie, inc nwr~ him for his mothers sake. has even
morr Of wumans nature in II.
But the University h thrvstsatd With still saosh
CT loss. The Rsv. Charles Philips. who has tssn
connected with the University Stssisns. Tutos.
anil Professor for upwards II twenty years, AMI whe
j. one of the most learned, hheriasss and effective
Professors that the Institution ever had uan in
love with learning ios lssrnnss sake end wbe hss.
in high degree. the faculty al imysrsins chat Nc
knows Tn athcrS-hss tcvn invited 10 Prustsscr.
ship in the Union Theological Seminary IN Virginia
We trust that he will not 50 lie cannot BIC spared
-tas. OisvrrsF.