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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15

L FOUR MILES BEL. oW RICHMOND, NEAR
THE NEW CENTRAL ROAD.-As trustee in a
corded in Henrico County Court, on the l4th Jan
nary. 1883, SHALL in execution thereof, proceed to
pXY. the soth day Of September is5s at IL clock,
H.. If fair, if not, the next fair day. the Farm con-
,eyed by sad dsed located as sboye and now
acres. of which - acres cleared. and in .
high state OF cultivation. The buildings on the
The terms which Will he reasonable, will be
made known at the hc 1To Of . s1,s; r,,.o
GoDDIy ApPE,sox, Aucts seI5
EXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT ON
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Wiil be sold at auc-
ds Sn I'll. 1885, at T the s
BRICK TENEMENT located :. above, now in
the occupancy Of Mr. stott. The house is not
only well built, hut Is In part OF the city whore
houses rent wels-being convenient to the various
places of business.
kTEFnsc-one fourth cash; balance At 4, : and u,
cured by trust deed oT title b 5etalBsd
TWO REAUTIFuL LOTS ON DECATUR
TT, STREET Ma4A4INpcsHESSTEER IN REAR OF
ATCTfoN.-Wiil be sold on SATURDAY, the
9Th day Of oGpbeT lss a: - ooooE
IS feet running back 80 feet
bearing interest. goblin L APPERsoN, :
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT AT
Y THE CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 23D
STREETS; FOR SALE At AgCTIoN.-Will be
. .acton on the at NJ
large and admirably well arranged Tenement loca-
ted as above. now II the occupancy of Mr.. Vernon
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at 4. 8 and u
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
Sc Is y ''" GODDIN & APPERsON. Aucts.
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~ TATE in IHE IOWN Or FILl oN.-Dy
virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court of the
the suit of Cunningham rs. Grimes aud al, the un.
dersigned. Commissioners thereby appointed. viii
proceed 10 SELL at public auction, on the premises
o'clock P. NJ, the real estate in the said decree
mentioned consisting of lot of ground lying in the
on the south side of Graham streetsixty feet, run
ming back between parallel lines one hundred and
ten feet more or less alley ten feet wide de-
nominated in the said Town of Fulton as No. :. in
square No. Is, with the dwelling house and appur-
tenances to the same belonging;
months. with interest from day of sale. the pur-
chaser to give negotiable notes for the deferred
payments. and the title to he retained until all he
purchase money is paid, and convey ance directed
BY the Court. r. X: H0WlSON;, Com,r.
Sale conducted By GoDpiN ArpERsos, Aucts.
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&
CGs1sNMIussI9NkS,s sAtf o. yAtHAs
eok skk H 81 cLASY ASS klSfi Fl rlERl4
esis Court d as I'll Il rsssossssS q
Norton and Ais, and 81 virtss 81 tAs Ssvsrs ssS-
Sstc9 " oeorcee enteFed u the eefnq oegeo qatke
m !sne. ~ nth June, -, IN xehs - teSM
. 81 - S is.s ss sss e - 60:
ssemmsnsips q sx eeloef. +. Il, al tn; II n,
Ia nTn 9T i.ir d.y,l that yslgahle hkLt-zCHk
~ ~ 10 ~ stFsses. win . divi1e1 ineo -.
rnnr;.s ~ Iees oe the south SID 81 Gay o9f0oS
TanS.. -. - ieet TO q ailey = foet vi1o.
.ad IS ssss e ~ s1.sssss gfss,s
Hsa,;r,I - y days, . months is month. II u,ostSs.
rnia ~ ~ 20 b. DAid iato IT, bank Al Mn
snJ ~ sne credit Of the cnaee - "a VhscA -
t,sis s ~ VII slye cblgatione aecosainsIs -
convey arcs n,J w ~ the Purchase . VaSd. sna
% xNbYRtEPswif d 16 81 Htss fcSssrI
rale conducted BY GoDpls ArrErssxs X.ss:.
HAMnS9ME BRICK TENEMFNT A.
LEIGH sTREET FOR 81 sAs fIE "a 81, N,0RTH pr
Will be sold on THURSDAY, the issh Ser.i.srS.
1859. on the premises. comMeacinr Al csr,
Immediately after the sale Of the ksif 80 sot
Clay and 9th Streets. advertised b. M SsS,sS@s
johnston Com'r ~ the newly crested teneueoe h.
Gated a. above, now In the occupancy Of Mt H.
bert A. Payne At On sn3aal rent Of 4aeS. The lot
to an alley. The location Of the propcyty = n |"
very desirable and improving part of tho cisy
FERMs-0ne fourth cash; haiance at &, n and n
months, for negotiable notes, interest added -
cured BY . trust deed.
ses GODDIN { AppERsoN, Auets.
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J. IL
10 TREE HILL.-As trustee in . certain deed Of
trust executed by Mr.. James F. Bradley and vile,
County Cert. ] shall, in execution thereof and
with the concurrence OF Mr. Bradley, sell at public
auction. IN the premises. on MONDAY, the Wth
II not, the next fair day. the FARM located 2:
above, new in the occupancy Of Mr.; Bradley. u
Is open land, now in hish state Of improvement,
from tho use Of limo and other, fertliHers The
other half set in original srowth OF oak ana pine
small family, besides the usual out baildsnEs The
tract adjoins the laads Of Messfs Marin Laush-
lane, Jas II. Roper, and others. II ID coDsldsred,
by those who know the land, to Dc among the most
desirable places in that neishborh3Qd. The terms,
which will be accommodating. will be made knows
ct the hour Of sale. W. 60DDIN. Trustee,
r. S.-Aftcr the sale Of the Land, viii BE- eoid
the growing crop Of CORN, ons Horse, one Was.
Harness, TIVE Cow, parcel Of Hogs. and lot o.
Sheaf and She'll Oate. and eundry other aytielos.-
SET $500 A3Ats AuctloneoFus Z
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Q GRANDSEc'Y's OFFICE. 6. LODGE OF VA.,}
w Richmond, Sept. 1889 A. J.. 1859
w MASONIC NOTICE.-The MASONIC
FRATERNITY Of Virginia are summoned
hereby to meet IN WILLIAMSON G. on TUES
DAY, the Ilth day of October next, at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, for the purpose of forming an Occasional
Grand Lodge, to celebrate the placing of the Cap
Stene on the newly erected edifce of William and
Mary College.
BY order of the Most Worshipful Grand Master.
JOHN DOVE. g. Secretary.
7. S.-Sojourners. from ether Jurisdictions, in
good standing, are lraternally invited to attend.
3-rtaWtit hO tdid.
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1881 FALL AND WINTER. 1875.
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW oOODo.
ARMSTRONG GATOR Co..
AroaIsRffiR h " iN2s.pssso %
BONNET ST. Ks AND SATIN,
zd8kSs sf11HEas
FLATS, -.

variety and chsapness. Orders solicited sse pssDpt
attention gwen. Tsrms-S mes; . Def eenk - -
cash. oar fundos - ~ -
TWENTY.EIYE TO IhIAiX:1tlkx$
PAkISOLS AND u BR ELI 3 xE-c0y-
ERED.-The only maaafesturlns Aeese = M
POWELL bsEs respectfully TO inform ~ iph,es-
tsnts Of R,shmead snd if s9x rrs M IL H.
LAS and PAHAHOL.H, Of the latest styiAa. VIII III
the rsodcrn improvements nf American 81 xage-
pssn manafaetsss. Combined With eesos nisnsy
Low PRICE, must seoa lsndss ~, 4(fafefE
ment popular. sad sstsfessre. A4-C1tA4tEy
s sssch hh AZ" III. Pow <ti.. sss sspss1
n n-AiI wc.k len 9 The ~ !. ~ -
ssms. g he proprietor vii not - e1seselnSse -
sash aifsT ths sxyisatioa q thA& No.. -
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OkD BALES NEW YORK HAY 100 bbls
- w TAR: 100 bbls. No. Aewiyes rs bhls. No
MACK sREL; Goo bbls. Ne. Cut Halifax HER
KINGS; 100 tons Wind.oI bump PLASTER 500
CEMENT. In store and for sale Ito arrived by
BRfDGFORD & CO, on Dock.
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rREDEGAR IRON WORKS.

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
The undersigned solicts orders for AR-IRON,
OF all sizes RAILWAY CHAIRS AND SPIK rs;
Switches. Frogs. Pumps, Bridge Bolts, &c, &C.:
tFREEGHT CARS; with Iron or Wcoden Trucks;
tons; WHEELS AND AXLES, separate or 1T
ted ( 0G MoTI F s; STATIONARY AND
PQK t. 81 ESG5l ne q any desired rover;
MILLS; CANNON, of all calibres. Iron or Brass
J. r. ANDERSON & co.
THATCHER PERKINS, Sup't Machinery Depart
DC
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NOTICE. have this day appointed GEORGE
l Ell MIG my agent to Keep flor me u CON
city of Ri chmond and to buy and sell for cash.
septealber 9th, 1852 C.DAMOTTE
LII
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Wholesale Dealer in Foreign Fruits and
Double kehned Candy Manufacturer,
No. 1z3 Main At. Rtchm0nd. Va
Old CITIZEN RETUjRINSEn---

LADtfs AND GxSTLEMRs or RIcBxoup:-
Aiter an ABSENCE OIL few YEAR,, have returned ~
70 o., my old b,isiness OF coNFECTIONEF xNB
fhUiIEAEh, and have iocstsd ct No. IN Bsosd
The general estimation enjoyed, and The hhsral
patronage bestowed, IN yeers that have tQRa since
will ever he an Incentive 20 serve kind PATRONS.
1t 10 my purpose, in sll times to come, 10 furnish
hope, deserve the liberal support OF ffisads snd
citizens. in and out Of the city;
representation. and abundant in season. sncb -
CAKES, EXAMPLES, NUTS; kA!SiNk. ICE
ORANGES and other domestic and fofsiSn fruits,
Call and examine my stock Of ccnssetionssy I'D
northumberland TO do much services, .
ANTONIO 'fiZZINJ,
No III Broad ST., above 9Th.
N. B-Part,es Wedding sapperss and tss Crs90s
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lust RECEIVED and for sale By the under
- slxned. lot of GREEN (Gunpowder,) and
BLACK TEAS. .,so
A consignment Of CHERRY CORDIAL. put up
n quart and pint bottles, direct from Germany
his IS the purest article of ts kind, and delicious
beverage. Sc l3-Iwtl O. CRAM. l4th st.
N0TICE.-The STOCKHOLDERS of the pro-
Y posed NEW GERMAN NEWSPAPER are
hereby notified that Messrs. LUDWIG, 10TH.
LEHMkUL and BARGAMIN have been appo Mt
ed to collect the first instalment due on their re-
spectiye shares. ALEX. LIBR0CK.
Sc l3-3t Chairman. .
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: PiCEs-of all kinds--ior Picking, Preserving,
&c, fof sale low by A. B0DEKER,
No. ~ Main st.
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y TREET FUK Sale AT AUCTION.-WiII
o'clock ?: NJ. the HOUSE and LOT located az
above. The lot fronts 81 feet on the north side of
Webster street, and runs back lac feet to CabeIl
street. and known as No. 81 in Shocks plan. The
house is new, mot quite finished, containing three
rooms.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash balance ut g. 8. and Q
months. for negotiable notes, interest added and
title retained. GODDIN 4 APPERSON
Sc 10 Auctioueers
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CLAyEs FOR SALE.-Having sold the farm
= of the late Ottoman Slaue hter, of the county of
King William, ! now offer for sale, privately, the
LAVES-betveen fifty and sxty--consistiug of
MEN, BOIS, GIRLS, WOMEN and Chill DREN,
in families, to those wishing to purchase for their
own WIN. G. ALLEN, Executor.
Richnnnd SAINT & IGaa sc k-d& WITS
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IN I ai + s4H SSP s$kH,, cenr..
GALE OF LAND ON DEEP-RUN TURN

y u LEkY WITH Is AgKES OF LAND At.
AUCTI0N.--We will sell upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, the 23d September. tif fair; If not the
next fair day thereafter commencing after the
Cary, tsay clock, P. NJ q tract of LAND CON
tanning &c ACRES, lying on the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad. five miles from the city
and has upon 1t a.SAW and GRIST MI LII and Dis
TILLERY, 10 tolerable order. The soil is very
good The improvements are q small FRAMED
HOUSE, with the usual t-houses.
TERas-made known at sale.
the day of sale. JAS. M. TAYLOR & son.
Sc S-3tawt2DthSthen Auctioneers.
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OF ON SOUrH SIDE OF MARSHALL

l. ST. list BELOW CITY JAZZ, WITHSMA
FRAMED HOUSE. &e., TIL EREON, FOR SALE
AT AuCTI0N.--Will be sold on SATURDAY Az
TERNOoN. the 18th September, 1852, upon the
premises, commencing at ~ o'ciock tho HOUSE
inches and runs hack 100 feet. The BUILDINGS
consist of small Framed House, &C., now rent
ina for Sc per month.
TERns.-0ne- third cash; balance at and mos,
for ne yotiable notes. interest added. &c.
seq G0DDIN b APPERS0N, Ancts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT LITTLE
TARMOF IN ACRES, IN MENRICo c0lN,
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S0 n0O FEET 5-4 Dressed Flooring, (Flori-
~ da;l 80 900 feet A do. Virgina1 20
700 ieet step Plank. superior quality. Also Ma
hosany Plank and Scantlng; Cherry. Black wal
nut, Maple, Ash; Hickory and White Oak of all
sizes always on hand, and offered to the trade on
accommodating terms, by
Sc elm TRUMAN A PARKER
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NAMUEL NJ. PRICE & CO..

l57 MAIN STREET.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS.
are now IN receipt Of large stock of Serranfs'
tfoMihs, to which they ask the attention of deal
ers. Among them may be found:
o. and "a FULL CLOTHS.
SLEEPS GREY of all grades,
BICkSklN SATINETTS,
kERSE1S, PLAID LlNSEYS,
BQNSACk'S JEANS.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &c.
All OF which they offer as low as they can be
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-27
Notice to the Public.

TMVHE undersigned has just received fine
IL assortment of Dry Goods and others, as
also good supply of Groceries, which he Of
fers for sale, cheap for cash. Straw hats and
others. shoes for ladies, gentlemen and chill
dren, jaconats, calicoes, muslin, cotton Of all
kinds and qualities and also an assortment of
PERI U7MER Y8. sWEATzMEAT rs.
He avails himself of this opportunity to Of
fer for sale pretty little plantation, well es-
tablished and consisting of a fine dwelling
house, kitchen, store where he presently
sells his goods, corn house, and warehouse,
the whole in very good order. This situation
is justly considered as an excellent one for
commerce, and particularly for baker shop.
For particulars apply to the undersigned,
on the premises, at Auzenne's bridge.
j. B. PERISSIN.
Bayou Teche, st. Landry, June IL, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-27
9e ea0e1' GrfeK $0rlu08,

Situated IN the center Of q fine Pine 1cood
IS miles North West ofOpelavsas.
The undersi gned havipr become
60 60 the purchaser Of these sfl.lgs (for-
i5ssH merly kept by the late RaoLct Gra-
aaaasasss denigo) takes this method Of inform
ing his friends and the public of this and the
neighboripg Parishes, that he will open the
same to the public on the 18th of June next
He hopes that the important improvements
which he has made on the premises, added to
the incessant care and attention which the un-
dersigned will bring to the details of this Re-
treat, will merit to him share of the public
patronage. PRICES:
Per day, S l so
Per month, 80 90
Children and servants, half price.
Horse, so cents per feed, IS cents per day,
or SIS per month.
Private arrangements can be entered into
with tie Undersigned.
rpayments are invariably due at the
end of each week;-and positively no credit.
HENRY PROVENT.
St. Landry 2Sth May 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-27
Point aux Loupe Springs.

- THE undersigned take this mode
IssssMA OF notifying the pubic that he has lust
Issss R improved this Establishment and he
zzzs is now in readiness to receive all those
whose pleasure 1t may be to seek the above as a
place of pleasure and recreation as we'll an those
who may be impeled from indisposition to have
recourse to them for the remedial agency of its
waters. These Springs are situated on the Bay-
GU des Canes, distant about 81 miles Southwest
OF the Town OF Opelousas. Among the nume-
rous springs. there to be fe und, may be had such
as are found abounding with Suphur and prepa-
fat!ons OF iron. The springs are very abundant,
ana In one instance three otthe streams form
large basin which affords magnificent bathing
place. The waters of the said BASIN can be en-.
tirely renewed every hour, a circumstance which
Is certainly calc lated to add much to its purity
at the distance of some five hundred yards from
the principal bathing place there is, besides this
another which is furnished with abundant stream
of water. the coldness Of which can almost be
compared to that of ice.
lnannonnciog the opening of his Establish
ment, the undersigned does not pretend,o offer
the same to the public as fashionable watering
place, where fine dressing may be exhibited with
the other general ac1ompaniments. His object,
ON the contrary. to offer to the afflicted means
through which shackled constitution NAV be re-
stored to health The remedial agency of these
waters in the relief of Dyspepsia, and in the per-
'haheht cure OF cutaneous eruptlons, from past
experlenccApow stands uncontradcted.
The esttb ish,nent consists of comfortable
dwellings,, with all the necessary furniture which
may be lnquned at such place, and the |
table will be always amply furnished with what
ever ediblos may seem best to suit the tastes of
visitors. An excellent pasture in viii. h horses
may be kept with safety will be at the dispos ton
of such as may desire it, as well as corn, fodder,
&c.
The charges of the undersigned will be mode
rate, and he feels satisfied that his visitors will
not only be satisfied with the accommoA Ahtions
which they may receive, but that they will be also
equally contented with the degree of health which
they may obtain from the healthfu. use of the
waters of the different Springs.
ANTOINE CART.
Nav 28th. 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-27
w -A=.:TlI lIsIsESD ID.

INDUSTRIOUS and good Agents in evesy town
- and country OF the Southern States, to sell the
Detector or Burglar Alarm.D Persons wishing
to act as agents must have from fifty to five hum
dred dollars: Upon the receipt of SIS, / will send
by retartl Of mail specimen sample Of the Thief
Detector giving full particulars in regard to agen-
cy and Sc of the article. 1t is durable and
simple affair, and should be in every house. Also,
agents wanted to sell valuable book .:of recent
publication" co tanning many valuable and useful
receipts, some of which are worth to any one ten
times the price Of the book, '.titIed'' jackson;s
Commercial Cyclopeda of Useful and Profitable
knowledge. ('ne copy of this book will be sent
to any part of the country upon the receipt Of two
dollars, by return of mail
For sale, several patents of recent date, Copper
lightning Rods, &c. Agents wanted. Address
with stamp losed for return answer, H. ". r.
JACKSON. Postofice box 26, New Orleans. La
p. s. Toevery postmaster in the country will
send one copy of the above named book upon the
receipt Of one dollar and five three-cent stamps.
The books are furnished to agents and postnasters
at one dollar and fifteen cents per conv bv the
quantity. fDec. 18Th. 1S5s
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-27
.YM @DHMW ML@

II NHE undersigned has always for sale fine as
L. sortment of Yellow Pine, of all dimensions
at cents per foot delivered at Opeousas, 81 cents
delivered at Bayou Chicot or Vile Plate, and i
cents delivered at his Saw-MiIl. He also has a
good assortment Of sawed lumber for wheelwrights
such as Hickory and White Oak Purchasers who
come with money will always be welcomed and
good bargains given them. Come and see and no
doubt you will purchase either lumber or the Saw
Mill itself, as am more and more determined to
sell. Those who visit my. friend and neighbor
Mr.. Prevent, at the Beaver Creek Springs, where,
by the by, visitors are splendidly tseated, would
do well to come and examine my premises. /
would also sell house and Lot in the center of
Vile Plate E. DARDEAU
St. Landry, July 23d, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-27

ezszz3 eNg@s8saa3 try, distant about thlty-six miles
from Opelousas will be opened on the lst Of June
next, for the reception of visitors.
This establishment has been thoroughly repaired
and painted, and many important improvements
made. large Stable and twa new Baths and
Bath houses have been erected. These Baths will
greatly promote the comfort IF visitors, as they are
built SO as to be absolutely free from rain water
inundations as heretofore.
The mineral qualities of the waters of these
performed, are SO we'll known that they only re-
leave nothing to desire this season, ahe proprie-
ter will spare no pains or expense fR render it as
agreeable and attractive as possibleA He has en-
gagged an excellent Cook, good Stew1td and polite
and attentive Servants. He has alsesengaged two
Musicians Cor the entire season; and besides, as
the Deer abounds in the surrounding country he
has procured pack of hounds for the pleasure of
sportsmen. He has also built several boats for fish
ing in the Lake, which is situated about four miles
from the Springs where the Trout, Perch and
many other fine fish are caught in abundance. He
will also open Billiard Saloon and Coffee House,
and keep the very best Liquors and Wines
Boarding and Lodging, per month, s35 90
per week, 10 90
per day, 2 90
Children and servants, half price,
Horses, per week, 3 25
per day, 90
Persons visiting Bell Cheney may have their
letters and papers directed to Bayou Chicot and
they will be delivered at the Springs three times
a week. PATIN & DELAHOUSSAYE,
May 2lst, 1859 Proprietors
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-27
So 1a59IySEa
ain street, near Charles N. Ealer's Store.

~ :, The undersigned being convinced
w that the true policy of the merchant
VaP'-aaBan is 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 a complete and fresh assortment OF Dry Goods
will certainly astonish any visitor who NAV come
and examine his goods. 90,''~
His stock of goods consists principally in:
Fancy Barege Dress Patrons.
Jaconets, Brilantnes, Calicos,
Gloves, Crinonss, Petticoats,
ana many otner taacy articles for ladies'
n'soahReady sna haea made Spring Clothing for gentle
Cravats, &c, Sc, Saddles Harnesses. Collars. &C.
Come and examine his stock and Judge yourself
of the quality and prices s LEVY,
Opefousas, March 10th, 1859. =
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-27
CARTWRIGHT AND TURNER,

Y ME undersigned offers bis So: IS to
u the planters Of this Parish as u Cart
wright and Turner. To his work shop he has
just q fapted mechar ism by which he will
turn he stocks of wheels and many other
worYs with rapidity and precision, He takes
this opportunity to inform the pull Dic that his
establishment is entirely independent of the
Blacksmith Shops of j. John and v Las
trapes, his eigbbors, and that all work sent
to his shop must be paid for on delivery,
the work will not be delivered. He
will continue to work cheap for cash only.
PIERRE GOSSELIN.
Opelousas, July 9th 1859-3m.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-27
$50 REV ARD.

no KAMA WAY from the plantation Of
"a the undersigned, in Prairie Laurent,
~ Parish of st. Landry, on the 9TH June
last, a negroman named JAMES BRABsN or
GLOVER, aged about % years, of dark griff
color, 5 feet inches in height; speaking
English only. This boy was purchased on
the 3lst of May last, from Johnathan NJ.
Wilson, New Orleans.
The above reward will be given to whom.
soever shall bring said boy to me, OR twenty
five Dollars to whoever will lodge him in Jail
and advise me of the fact
LUD. LASTRAPES.
St. Landry, July 10th, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-27
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three dollars; if paid at the end of the year, foul
dollars. No subscription will be received for
period less than one year. A subscriber wishing
to discontinue, must i've toritten notice to that ef
feet. and settle up all arrearages.
advertising :-Advertisem will be inserted
at cents per line for each and every publication
A liberal discount will be made for yearly and
staEng advertise enents.
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until the editor shall Judge it conve-
nient to discontinue the publication.
No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages are paid, unless at the op-
tion of the publisher.
No election tickets or other jobs printed without
the money or the person ordering them to be print
ed is responsible person.. -+ -
Ten dollars in advance viii Invariably be re-
qulred for the announcement Of candidates for Office
The Opelousas courier., 1859-08-27
H1DsIaTCFss.; ,;

II ME undersigned having lately purcha-
- sed the establishment Of Esteve Four
nier, miles from Opelousas, on the main
road 70 Vile Plate. have just opened Dry
Good Store, where they hope to suit their
friends and the public in general. They have
also opened q Coffee House and Billiard
Table, where they will constantly keep good
liquors and ice.
MARTIN ANDREPONT.
August 9th, 1855