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The Opelousas courier., 1859-09-03
BORNE & GRADENIGO, Collectors,

NATILL take III collection, claims Of all kinds and
w descriptions which may be entrusted TO them
from the Parish OF ST. Landry aud those adjoining,
as well as from New Orleans They hope BY their
iult,stry and pnactuaty to deserve share of the
public patronage. Their Office is on Main street.
Opslousass opposite n. Provost. lJ an.5 lSs =.
JAMES RAY, NOTARY PuBlxo
Sa7ILL pulctua.ly atend to all business entrusted
wv TO bis care. Office atOpeousas.
opelousas, April a5th, 1857.
EyARIsTE DEJEAN, AuetiOneer.
WILL punctually attend 10 all sales, either
VV suecessional Or private, which may be en-
trasted to him from, The Parish Of ST. Landry.
Office Ill Dpelousas. Feb. 10, s59.--1y.
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Medical Notice.

FAR. vALINCoU 10 r, practitionerin midwifery,
AV Surgeon-Dentist, having established himself
permanently in Opelousas, offers his services to
his felow-citizens He will fulfil all his functions
with zeal and prudence, and dirt-eaters will be
cured by him in about two weeks
n Grattiitous consultations for the indigents on
Monday and + Friday. from 8 to O'Clock A. N.
References:
DR.. F. Acher, Adolphe Garrgue
ReyiIon & Taylor, Agerln Arcenaux,
Joel II. Saudoz, Jean P. Arcenaux,
oaeziu,e A. Guidry, Ramon Riu,
QneIalsas 25th Sept 1858.
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LITERARY INSTITUTION OF OPELoUSAS.
Preparatory School for the Academies
of the Union,

'Entire Religious and Political Tolerance"
DEPARTMENTS:
c. E. DuRAND, Principal: Professor Of French,
Latin, History and Mathematics.
NATHANIEL Moss, Professor Of English, Geonse-
try, Geography and Wrtiag.
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pe s. Bo R]RlAbY & w0e
IMPORTERS OF
French and British Dry Goods;
AND DEAIEEs nj v
Southern Plantation Goods,
No. 12s Canal Street, between Royal b Bourbon.
EEW-ORLEANS.

eW-I would here announce to my friends and &C.
quaintances pf st. Landry and the neighborng Par
shes, that Twill enter into the above house on the
10th of January next, where will always be ready
to sell them goods at moderate prices and upon as
favorable conditions as any house Of the kind in New.
Orleans and will i with dispatch and attention all
orders from the country.
Dec. II, 1858. i. A. PATlN.
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h1MR q ID Nll9aQ

A1Nk@ g A1MklB99
n AhAhAh BARRELS OF LIME
Ill OVmUn equal in quality, if not
superior, to The celebrated ThoInastown Lime,
on hand and for sale BY the undersigned.
Those who are in need Of Lime to build Or
otherwise. would do we'll to purchase this
article, as It IS inferior to none and will be
sold great deal cheaper than the Thomas
town Lime. 5##
For sale in large or small lots, either on the
premises or in the ToWn Of Opelousas.
+. LUTZ.
October 9th, Is58.-tf.
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JosL d. sAMDOz, NOTARY PUBLIC

AiNT ILL. attend with care and diligence to all
business entrusted to him, such as Family
Meetings, Meeting 81 Creditors, sales transfers
and exchange oil property, nortgag ages, release oi
mortgages. Donations, InveItafie Testamentss Gc
Office opposite the Court House, near Thos. Y.
Lewis d ptorter' d. s 0
0pelousaa April 18th, 1857
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Uaeeo10ce zaeg; ;alcnltt II

MToTAHY PUBLIC AND AUCTIoNEER III and
for tie Parish Of 81. Landry, offers his services
as such to his friends and the public in general.
Els oiiee IL at his residence, near Grand Coteau
All orders left at the store of Mr. ]. B Poingue,
IN Grand Goteau, Will be promptly attended 20.
St Landry, April 5th. 1866. ~
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slsi)ea.t 5gaIn1Gere,

Aacssosev for TIE PaysaE o,f Sc. Landry
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OTIC d 'THE plJBLIC

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Y HE undersig igned sakss this opportunity
10 return his thanks to his friends and
The public ngeneral. for the oonfdence shown
him ID the sale of proauoe during the last
season, and hersby announees that has cenlin.
ues ID buy Cotton. Wool and Hides at aahe
liqhest prices, eisheI for cash 81 il tlrssfts On
New Orleans He hopss " incrsa,e biz 4.
Il. 1oURI5TT
Delousas, April sss,da s2ssSd, 1859
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York, would Take This Opportunity to annoance to
his many patrons and the public 10 general, that
he wishes to dispose Of all his Spring and Summer
Goods, and for that purpose, he will sell The same
at such a low price that those who will take the
trouble of coming and price his goods, will not
leave his store without purchasing full supply.
Opeieusas, June IS, 1859. s. Levy.
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New Orleans and 0paleusas Regular
wanI41w Panlgaf

Weekly Packet.
4gaam@h THE good and cafe Steamboat
lsF W. BURTON, Captain Gustave g.
la Louaillier, built expressly for the
above trade, will make her regular weekly trips
between Washington and New-o -orieans, leaving
Washington every Sunday, at . o'clock A. N: and
New Orleans every Wednesday, at s o'clock ?. NJ.
landings, via the Atchafalaya
For freight or passage. apply % board:
q. HlNCKLET & co.
Opelousss, January 29th 1859.
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oPELogSiS INSTITUTION,
PoR THE EDUCATION or YOUNG HEN.

TFDEH FHE DIRECTION OF
Da. J. 4. A. DELARUELLE, Principal; Professor
of French aad Latin.
-----s-@, Professor Of English and English Lit
The Opelousas courier., 1859-09-03

oMD1TI0Ns
Board and tuition, in the two languages,
per year, s14o 90
half boarders and instruction in the two
languages, per year, 70 90
Day scholars, same instruction, per year, 40 90
I" per month, 90
Washing, BY the year, 10 90
Mending. 10 90
Bed, 90
Expenses of sickness at the cost Of parents, they
choosing their physician.
No diminution win be allowed for sickness notoex-
eeeding one month.
Each quarter payable in advance; and all quarters
once commenced will be due in full Each student
shall furnish one cord Of wood for the winter. y
Two public examinations year, that is one in
June and the other in November. The Latin, and
Spanish languages, &C., as well as Drawing, Painting
Music Fencing, Dancing, are paid extra.
Every bearder should bring 2 summer coats, 2
winter coats, pair summer pantaoons, pair win
ter pantaoons, Q erayats, 2 vests, pair socks, 2
blanket, cotton counterpane, musquitto bar,
pair of sheets, napkins, 9 towels, pocket hand
kerchiefs, blue bed cover, bucket, knife, fork
and spoon, combs tooth brushes.
Paper. pens and books at the cost of parents
REFERENCES:
Hon. ). H. overton, A. Garrigues Esq,
Hon. b. a. Martei, Evte. Debailon,
Thos. III. Lewis Esq, Joseph ID. GnidrY,
7. S. Robin Esq, T. L. Hebrard.
DIR. DELARUELLE.
Opelousas, March 18th, 1868.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-09-03
CHEAPER YET! !! !!

EG THE undersigned being about
extending his Store, for the pur-
aS H pose Of admitting a full supply of
Fall and Winter Goods from New
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Bayou Teche, ST Landry, june ILL.,. 1853
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Opelousas, March 18th, 1853.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-09-03

Estate Of the late Eduige O1en, deceased
THNHE Public are hereby informed chat
- there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder. by the undersigned,
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Bank of Tennessee.

In our legislative proceedings of yesterday, we
published the Board Of Directors nominated by Gov.
HARRIS to the Legislature. The gentlemen compos-
ing the Board are too well known in this section TO
require any introduction to the business public.
Gen. SMITH whose mare heads the list, was for many
years successful merchant of this city. No man
better understands the resources and business inter
ests Of the State. We believe that all the gentlemen
associated with him will be found to be safe and
careful guardians of the interests of the State and
of the people confded 20 them.
The Board being an entirely new one. the Daily
Nelos Is DESTROYS of knowing why the old board
was not retained. The substance Of that papers
inquiry is contained in the following paragraph
" Had the old Board been Opposition in its politics.
the people whose Bank il is, would understand
the reason of the change. But the substitution of
one Democratic board for another Democratic board
is what they will not be able 10 understand unless
the reasons therefor be made known to them. Ii
would be a reflection upon Gov. Harris to suppose
that he would have made the change, unless for
what be considered sound rcaSons-unless he was
satisfied that the interests OF the Bank and of the
people imperativey required it,
We have had no conversation with Gov HARRIS on
this subject and have no authority to speak for
him. Nor have we had any conversation with the
President of the Bank and therefore cannot say
whether he dill. or did not some time since notify
the Governor Of his intention of resigning the Pres
idency. 1t is enough for us to know, we believe
we do, that the duty which the law devolves upon
the Governor in the matter of the nomination of
Bank Directors, has been conscentiouslv performed
and that the new list will in no respect suffer by
comparison with any previous one. Perhaps the
Governor may more fully explain his conduct and
his motives to the editors Of the Meas; or perhaps
so he satisfies the people at large he may not very
Rcutely feel the criticism, hold himself amenabe
o the judgment Of that paper
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u Directors of she Bank OF Tenuessee.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the Board Of Di
recfors for the Bank Of Tennessee nominated BY Cow
HARRIS, by a voteof l2toll. The entire Opposition
votedagainst the confirmation. and every Democrat
present in favor Of it, Two Democratic Senators
were absent
The House laid the matter over until Friday.
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were awarded to Col. Us. II. ARMSTRONG From one
acre of ground he gashered 80 bushels Of wheat;
aud from i've acres, 1873 bushels. From one acre
Of highland corn he gathered 1891 bushels; and from
an acre of lowland corn he gathered 1861 bushels.
[Mr. JoHN KNe, OF Sullivan county, raised IS
bushels Of wheat 10 the acre, bat failed to get the
premium on account of not having his certificates
in the right forml
In short the Fair toas decided success, and an
eneoura ying earnest of what East Tennessee is do
ing in all departments Of agriculture.
After the distribution of the silver ware to those
to whom premiums had been awarded came the pre-
sentation Of two well built, substantial nosegays-
to the hanlsomest lady and the ether TO the ug-
liest gentleman on the ground.
"sReet lozers, thou teIrst how hearts
As Dure and tender as thy ieaf,-as low
AMI humble as thy stem-Wiil surely know
The icy that peace iupasts
It was a capital dea that of presenting the flow
els original, and worthy the head and heart of
DAN RlcE, himself and the profound secresy Of the
whole joke renders its elimination exceedingly
amusing The presentation speeches were good, of
course, but you have not room for them. One was
adiudged to the beautiful and accomplished wife of
the present loater from Knox and Sewer, and the
other to the astonishnent of the numerous friends
and admirers of l. JOSEPH, was given to DIR. BRowS-
Low Of the Wing. Still, the feature was capital
conce2ton and we hope. viii be incorporated in all
future programmes for the Eastern Division Fair.
In haste, VIC.
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Ens1ern nlrislen Fair.

KNOXVILLE TENN., Oct p, 1883.
EDrroRs OF TIE UNION AND AMERICAN: The fourth
annual exhibition of the Eastern Division Fair, at
this place, closed this evening, with the award of
premiums. after five days show-a perfect sue
cess 1t was opened on Tuesday morning, and much
of its success is undoubtedly attributable to the de-
lightful weather of the week, matter of para
mount Importance, and one in which the Division
was never more favored than this year. Another,
and prime cause, was the more finished complete
ness of the arrangements for exhibition and obser
vation and the general right feeling of those who
had control Of its preparation. For the manner in
which the arrangements made and carried
out, and the success attending, much credit is due
to the long-experienced and competent Secretary,
JoHS NJ. FLENNG-the unequalled General Superin-
tendent pro. tenn, Gen WM. Il. CAswEII.-and par
tcularly TO their assistants Gen. WV. LAoKBY and
Capt. w. p ELLIOTT; for whatever the positions or
assumptions of the numerous bebadged honorable
and amateur farmers present these last named gem
tlemen were really the active, working and useful
men of the Fair. However, Superintendent, Judges,
exhibitors and visitors aided largely in perfecting
and carrying out successfully the arrangements to
make the Eastern Division Fair for 1853 excelj its
predecessors And in the extent and quality of its
exhibition and the number of visitors it was as be-
fore said remarkable success.
did not set out to give you critical notice. /
have neither time nor ability to do justice to even
the commonest article The report Of the Seereta-
ny, which we hope you will publish, will give you
and your State readers some idea of its merits.
The show Of stock of all kinds was full and fine
The entries were far greater than last year, being
clns.ifinl n fnIlnrra. - ------
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
valuable city Property,
At PTRLLC SHE

ON SATURDAY the 18th day OF November next on the
premises win sell that property on Cher
~ Street. belonging the Christian Church. which their
Church stood The lot fronts 65 feet Cherry
the OF the alley. Cherry
becoming the important seetin city The Post Office
and the Hotel the vicinity OF this property and
value on II that little our citizens
The will divided into three, % feet each thus afordiDg
opportunity fora classes Of community TO procure
80 eligible business location -s..a
The sae posi- as the Church is determined to close it
out. Terms, and three edit for sfac
toy ing interest, payable in BaE, and lien
tanned sale at II o'clock A. NJ.
: : "a A. II s -
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VARIABLE Free Soil Property
ATPUBLHC SALE

ON SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November next, on the
" premises will sell al public sale that valuable property
The lot fronts fifty Broad rune back 40
alley and WILDE divided into two lots Of 2J each
tbs property within few feet Of the Depot
and is most worthy Of the attention OF buyers
TKRMS-S cost each lot the balance one, two and
three years. without interest," in payable Bsnb
Oetsd-G T1 - A,v; s. LINDsLEY.
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THE POETS.

Beauhu Editions OF English AID American Poets IN Blue
and eod-Cowper Cook emans Norton, Montgomery
WORTH sigourney, Massey. Shelley Poe Hood souhey Poue
Lowell Whittier Festus Milton Also all the English Poets
in fine Library Binding. For sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
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the House teok recess till p o'clock.
AFTERNOON Sc sSToN

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at o.
o'clock. ." :
Mr.. SHIELD was entitled to the floor, brit would
yield to any member who would move 10 postpone
this subject TO day certaiu
Mr.. CHEATHAM withdrew his motion to post
pone. F'''
Mr.: WILLIAMS, of Hickman, moved to postpope
the further consideration of this subject, tiii to-
morrow Week-Thursday, November Sd.
The motion was agreed to.
ken. wv -
Mr. WILLIAMS, Of Hickman, moved to lay the
Rotlen 10 reconsider, on the table
rms notion was agreed to by yeas 95, nays 20.
AEd then
On molten, the House adjourned till tomorrow
morning % o'clock.
CoaRtcrioN-On Thursday, October Mr. TREwHrrr ohtan
"a leave OF Absence and Mr. the vres read
On Tuesday, October II, Mr.. TREvTr was aDnon tel mem
er OF me Joint Committee Conventional I5teres and not
Mr.. TREwHI1-r, the types read. L -
In Mr. BICKEELLs remarks, printed Yesterday r,orn;, ~,
word ''code" should be read 'sCOnstitution" = 20
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The contested Ylection case between Messrs. MN
MS and TBBs is made the special order in the Senate
for ten clock to-day. The question is one of great
interest and the best talent Of both parties viii be
enlisted in the discussion Of it. Messrs MEiGGs and
COOPER, two of the most eminent lawyers of the
StBte have investigated the claims of the contest
ants. and determined that Col MINIS is entitled to
the seat This opinion is entitled great considera
ton both account of the great ability and learn
ing Of the gentlemen and because they belong re-
spectively to the two different political parties No
political bias could have influenced their judgment
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GTARCFF. eco Boxes For,s pearl tst erticls
Din the market for salelOw by
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Jan, II, -srrr-Fese "a -, u Nc, 5. Nsrkst q.
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NEW ROOKSI

Beulah-By Augusta J. Evans, Of Mobile, Ala.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER called the HOUSE to order at 81
o'clock
The session was opened with prayer by Rev. DR..
r. B. C. HOWELL.
The Journal of yesterday was read and authenti-
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ENCHANCERY AT CENTREVELLE..-Octo-
her Rules, 1859 N. c. Weems I'D istraor. al Z.
Bird, eta--0rigin8l and ross B Upon notion founded
up"n the affidavit Of n weems and appearing the
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that Lpscombe,
Mary Lpscombe, James A. Lpscombs, John LPscome
and Bette F. Lpsc1nbe, nonesns Of the State Of Ten
reside the State Of Virginia. the ordinary
process served upon them there order
ed publication be made in the Nashville onion and Amer
newspaper published in the city of Nashville, FIR four
requiring the said defendants
appear the Court the Of Centreve the Cd
Monday March plead demur complain
bill or same will be taken for confessed, and
hearing ex parte As them. ORVILLE A. NIXON,
oct27-w4t, prs fee 81 Clerk and Master.