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~rrRD 1NsUnAxc1.
rJvs IN sHr Ssits persons on. on ne M.
tuai System md Joint Stock iystem!
MS r. any rsrt II virginia or any other sisve hold
Ing State. All effected daily upon econcmical. sg1
and satisfactory terms TO the Insured. 1wc on III
pEsr Cos JON In the Union represented capi'a
KIrps Of INSURANCE eall At the old esssb
.hsd e.. Esssa noss 1 10 Essho
11-AH Losses Iromldly fhia
Hours OF business from M to p u. and from
OR ERTGKEN, ND,
General Insurance Agent. and
ap22-3t Medical Examiner.
~HEARl
A FAITHFUL WITNESS.
EVERY WORD WILL BE CONFIRMED BY OUR
BEST KNOWN CITIZENS.
GOOD NEWS FOR The SICK.
Rev James W Hunnicutt, editor Of that popular
paper. Tho Christian Banner. published at Freder'
:ps.sa ef h1nProWS SRsET1ShE a1 isa:
'.The season of the year for fesbleness of body
and general debility 10 now approaching, and We
would particularly invite attention to Hampton'i
Celebrated Vegetable Tincture. and can and DO feel
it our duty 20 recommend II to all who are dyspep
tic, or otherwise In feeble state of health. We
know the rirtue. the sspree sreelenee Of this med
health, and perhaps life also No family should be
without this medicine Especially in all lower Vir.
GINA should Hamptons Tincture be used freely -
The medicine NAV appear tn the purchaser to be
very dear at 0ne dollar per bottle but at that
price, we consider 1t the cheapest medicine in the
fails to do good"
~ CAN and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD GO, Richmond: b.
in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 MOWBkAY
Baltimore, and By Druggists and Shopkeeper'
- 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
ap % davis
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DAINTIEG.-The subscriber would
most respectfully offer his services to the COM
munity at large o practical
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.
Having carried on the above business for TWENTY
YEARS he feels fully confident OF giving satisac ION
to ali who may favor him with their patronage, and
would most respectfully solicit share of the same,
promising fidelity in all his engagements
"-SHOP on the corner of 18th and Bank streets.
opposite Goddin's Hall
Chas Williams, Esq Il Grattan, ESQ
G Gennet Esq 4ordon con
VIM Mayo, Esq b CnrlsIan
JAMES WRIGHT.
an o7-2we Corner If llth and Bank sts.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

e5E On. 6yLvANus L. IHoHaM having
located himself permanently In Richmond respect
Calls may be made either ut on Bank street.
the Mechanics Institute. or At the e Charles
HotAl NH 3-dfms
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RURRUsS \ BRO,
d IMPORTERS,

- GREAT REDUCTION IN
rs THE PRICH or HATS AND BOOTS =
--Irom lstc e Rsx ss1k saysa ~ ~ oH H{nssnS
Moleskin Hsss ef bsst quality. > q po. $500
quality q; Haehionnble Huk 49, 1xIS.
Sine c.inktq esw2d ncce, 9 Senss 4 n 49,
IN MTH0NY - ns1s a|Tanq VI
one q thebeGf nakers n the ciey q feneee9aaHt
SsIshl r sig S| ~ q 7; s Is
4 HxLT. e sd % M
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1859. STRING TRADE. 1857
CHINA. GLASS AMI EARTHEN

street, Richmond. Virginia 10 now receiving his
spring stock Of China, Glass and Earthenwara.
Looking Glasses and House furnishing Goods by d.
rect importation from the potteries in EnglaEd and
personal selections from the factories In this coun
try; Our purchases have been unusually large.
ana our stock Aid IN on - good terms any house
Ia the country: We invite merchants and dealers
generally TO call and examine assuring them OF our
intention and ability to offer TO the trede g larre
assortment. and at a low prices a. any repocE.
Ing house in any Of the Northern markets.
Orders solicited. and promptly and faithfully 1t
tended to. -
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DOSHA.s,s ". 3 s, CO; .r,erAsrs.
"a hcnnoum. Va.
ssliss sssAsassses . No. s',..I - .; r.
649s "a yksiais street, near Car
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~0soxaH b. e1nnx, Dentist, One
end rNsidNncs. No. ~. on Main. between 6sk enc .
GRoo1o. H1chmHon0 Va. myO-y
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- On. JoHn B. WALrHALL, (Hom@o.
pathistl oers his professional services TO the cit
Sens Of Richmond Anf 10 vicinity. Once % hn 70
10 12-dly
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A MEXICAN GUANO.-A large supply
landed from schr Lynchburg. All orders will be
promptly attended TO.
FELIX II CAVE,
ap22-2tH Sole Agent 18th street.
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NOTICE.-Having qualified as Admin
~ istratrix upon the estate Of Joseph Myers. de.
ceased. all persons indebted to the same will make
payment to me or to my legally authorized agent
and attorney-in.fact JOSEPH RoSENBAUM, and all
persons having claims against the said estate " ill
present them to him or to me for liquidation.
CAROLINA MYERS
ap 22-3taW2w Adm'x of JoSeph Mvera decd
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neat eoSs ~ kxeAsnss Bank .
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ONLY A FEW PIECES LEFT.-Caii
- atMA1LERT'S cheap store and get dress of
LOT mourning. ct only ninepence the yard, really
worth - cts and scarce at that. Only few pieces
Iera, ana expect no more. Call to day. MY store
AUGUSTUS MAILERT
ap u NO4l Main atraet
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Private to SIS
In addition to the above rates, 10 requiring
Surgical Operation, by agreement with the pro
charged for tho operation, varying from 81 to $50
according to its importance. The particular fee in
Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi.
clan.
All charges payable on the removal Of the ps-
TENT.
Attending surgeons-Profs GIBSON, PETICO-
Attending tbysicisaa-Profs TUCKER, CONWAY
and MCCAW. "
Resident Physician-JUNIUS MIOHIE, MD.
6teward-F NJ PARRISH.
President-L 3 J0YNES. NJ d.
Persons in the country, desiring 10 send patients
to the lnfirmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Ply sician. ja6-Iv
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VENTE PUBllQUE.-succession de fer
Y John BARLOW decsdp 4r

VENTE PUBl.lQUE.-Succession de feu
John Barlow, decide. ..se
En- veltn dun ordre de Memorable Ia Cour de
District, dams ct pour la Paroisse de st. Landry, il
sera ottcrt, en- vente %publique, par Robert Bengnerel,
encanteur, lie
Jead!, Is Janvier proclaim 1859,
les prapri6tes ci-dessous decrites, appartenant Il la
dite succession; d savoir:
10. I'm certain terrain situ6 Il Washington, con-
tenant IN demi arpent de face sur environ deux de
profnndenr, borne On arriare par lie terrain de mazda.
me Keller, en- face par la rue Mnntvilie, dun cote
par fEglise Methodiste ct de l'antre par nm terrain
appaItenant a Dejoux ensemble avec les batisses ct
amtliofations qui y sont STUDIES, ladite propriete
etant connue CONNIE Barlow's Livery stable.
20. Un eheVal alezan AMERICAN, | do bai do. |
do petitsdo, l do do do, l do bal do. l do Isabelle
creole, l do do american, l do noir creole, | char
rette a cheval, l buggy double ayec harnais ct I'll
mon | Buggy a dGcouvert ayec harnais, | buggy
avec taritais, l do do do, l do do do, une TRUE noire
ct trois petits %cochnns, l lot de poteauX en- chene,
trols selles ct brides, nm lot de vaissclle, | lot dc
hatterie de cuisine, 2 Its complets, | brouette, |
vache ct son veau, | fusil double, une montre en- ar.
gent, etc., etc.
Ter1nes ct Gonditions.-Ln prophets immeuble.
payable a l, : ct } ans du jour de la ventf, ct que
ct detx ans du jour de la vente. Les acauereurs
four issant caution s%olidnire, a Ia ~satisfat ion de
administrator ladite propri6t6 restant il pothe-
quee jlsqa'a plein ct entier Placement du e3 ital ct
des intetcts. Tontes sommes poitant intere Il raj
son tie hut pour cent Fan de l'echtance, ct toutes
solnmes de vim t cinq piastres ct audessous IA yables
compliant.
st. Landry, 20 novembre 1850.
ELISHA ANDRuS, Administrators.
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A VAPEUk.
.AoUEBOT REGULIER ENTIRE LIZ.

DAQUEBOT REGULlER ENTIRE LES
i ORELoUsAs EFT LA NoU- sas,sy.s,
steamer Bayou BELLE. apitaine s&ssAshRIasssEffaSss'
John Lyons, ayant etc enforcement Sszzssssaa~
repare ct mis- il neuf, continuera SEES voyages ragu.
Iiers entire Washington ct la Nohvelle Orleans, quit
tant Washington tous les mercreais, a 10 heures dn
matin, ct la Nouyelle-O Orleans tous les samedis il 5
heires du soir.
Tout lie fret expedite par le Bayou Belle sera quote
au priX des cav =; c'estrA-dife, a ralson de %
cents la bal sas&sa@ Iautre fret daus In meme
proportion. -
lie Bayou Belle ttant IAN fable tirant d'eau
ct tres propre ii notre navigation les ~planteurs pet-
vent compiler sur la regnlarite de ses voyages.
Les soassignes s~aisissent cette occasion pour ofirir
leurs sinceres remerciements a leurs amis ct lie pu-
Bile en- general, pour Ia part libtraleidu patronage
qni lcur a etc accorde durant la derniere saison.
Toutes lettres ct ordres, de la campague ct des
Opelousas pour Ia Nonvelle-Orleans, qii seront de-
poses au bureau de Nj. Borne, seront rtnelle-
ment ~expedies par chaque d&par du Bal d pelle.
Opelousas, 4 decembre 1858. E
JOHN LYONS g. Co.
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COURSES! COURSES!-Sur lie chemip
~ de Martin Andrepont, connu ~autrefois sous lie
nom de "Chenin de Pitre,' 4 quatre miles il
f0aest DIES Opelousas. lie mercrcdf II, lie jeudi 20
ct lie vcndredi 81 ~janvier proclaim 1859.
Premier jour.--un mile ct rep6tG-Sweepstakcs,
bourse, sl0O.-Entfte 500. Pour tous rheyauy
non reputts chevauN de course.
DeuXiame iour.-Un mille-Bourse, S51,-Entr,te
si5. -Four tous les chevanX Batards americans GU
Creoles.
Trol,ieme lonr.-un mille.-Bourse Sa5.-Entree
cains on Creoles.
En- cas- qu'un cheval, qui aura tts earole pour la
course, ne cour pas, le montant de lentrGe en- sera
lie dedit.
Toutes les entrees de chevaux deyront et,e faites
sur les lieuN ct au moins six jours ayant lie Jour de la
course.
LIE proprietaire debut, pour son compte, dix pour
cent sur lie montlnt des entrees.
Opelousas, decembre ISIS. J.
MARTIN A~NDREPoNT,
froprietairc.
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rHAs. N. EALER. Horloger. Biioutier q

GHAS. N. EALER. Horloger, Bijoutier ct
OOrfeyre, encoignure Main ct ST. Landry, Opelou-
sas, q CONSIGNMENT en- main I'M grand assortment
de montres en- or ct en- argent franchises ct anglaises
A@d0able bpitiers. montres q Patent Lever' ct
Lepine, Boncles d~'oreilles, Bagues, Brooches pour
anne ct Epingiettes pour messieurs, %lunettes,
piuInes Gu or avec manches dor ct d'argent, parfll,
merle, Brooches A ehevenx, Savons de toilette, ct
adtres articles trop longs 4 enumerer, lie tout a DIES
pfix reduits pour du compliant GU dc BONES &C
eeptations sur Ia vile. . 81
II exacutera aussipour du compliant toutes esphces
de travallx concer1lant sat profession, avec promptl-
tade ct a la satisfactiende tous eeux qai lfhonoreront
de leur coiitiance. 3
Opelousas, 10 mars 1858, @5 rs I4@-
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TDUCATION-Mon Ecole s~'ouvr1ra pour
~ l'annee scolastiqne a~ctuelle, 10 Ter LUNDI,
d'Octobre proclaim. "A moins dun accord special
pour ie coiitraire, tous les eleves seront consider6s
CONNIE Giant entries pour l'annee, ct seront ainsi
charges. Ternes-0n paiera ~toujours d'avance.
Washington, Le., Is aout 1868.
GEO IIIruER
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9 PUBLIQUE.

4 IENTE DE SUCCESSION.-II sera yendu, en-
vente p~ublique, en- vertu dun tordre de ia
snr de District, par un encanteur' dument commas
mo, sur Fhabitation de James Morgan, derniere-
ut de la paroisse Dc St. Landry, decide.
Nh LIE Mafsli, 1er de Pewter 1850,
ry.z Apri6tts ci-dessous3 decrites appartanant a Ia
sues 5ien da defnt; Az
10 L'habitation sur laa sesidaiten dernier,
lieu ledit fen ines MorgansV {c en- cctte paroisse,
contenant cf ron mile acres&de A MO-
terre, ensemble ayec les batisses ct Hak TSs1 IN
ameliorations qui y sont situtes r. iSsfRssIA4
CONSTANT en- une bonnie mason de 3zzA144aa14axs&I-
residence, unc %suererie ayec moulin q suere, chlo-
dieres etc, cabanes a iiegres, magasin a mars ecu
ries ct autres batisses, ct ane quantite sut1sante de
plant de cannes pour une autre recolte sera venda
avec Phabitation. e I,
90 Une terre situGe en- cette paroisse adioignant
Fllahitation du defunt contenant huit cent quatre-
svingt dix acres. II e1l
SO sTrois cents acres de terre sur lie bayou Waxia,
en- cette Paroisse. 51es- ~.
+ DO Une autre terre contenant trois cent soixant9e
quinze acres situee en- cette paroisse sur lie Coz
Bayou, EN- arriere de l'habitation de Webb.
80 Trois cent trente six acres de terre situs
cette paroisse, SIR lie Bayou Beaf tenant n NSdbl9
ton de Nine Littell. 9a
Go Une portion de terre situee sur z bayou &
Cette paraissp contenant dpuX cents aslNS.
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v.1..., ~ruHkaUE.
YYENTEn DE sUCClNsION.-IIt

v du en- yente pnblique, conforneU{
ordre de ID Cour de- District, par lie SO
ministrateur, sur ! ~.bitation de fea das
NJ. King eponse d dee de feu Georsekl
Merciedi S Jnnvter IsSD,
les prophecies ci-apras dc~erites, dapentkr sue
eessi3n de latiite deflnte, d sayoiy~~
L'habitation sur laquelle iaditf ,afinte demeurait
en- derniefslieu situGe a environ Srois miles Sud du
village des 0pelousas, eontenant environ 1880 ar
penis de sapericie, e~nser.ile axsc les hatisses ct
ameliorations, consistant uHe- belle mai. ..as
son dc residence, a etaS une ~sucrerie en- f.5slssA4Hs
.hriq'tes. avec un doab1 d~qaipage w mou.
a negres, maison d'cG8nome, for1 Setc.
IN moroccan de teire joignaf slihabitatioi plus
haut mentionnte; contenant en55 on 800 arpents de
snperIicie, plus on paoins.
La sixieme pay A indivise 4 i'm moroccan de terre
situe a MountvW contenant NJ arpents de super
ticie.
N morcea erre situe s, la riviare Atcllafala-
" fontenantAAO acres ct s. jfcentiemes, 10 descrip'
4 duquel sera donnde lie je l. de, la vente,
DN@ 81 10 ESCI IVES q sl4 H
- ST. - ~ ~ &a Tvs AkXk
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GOUVENT DE LIMMACULEE CON-
~ CEpTION DIES OPELOUsAS.-Les Danes dc
6ainte-Croix ont lhonneur de ~prevenir lie public que
Ia rentree des Glasses du Convent aura lieu lie 20
d'oetobre ~courant.
Opelonsas, 2 0ctohre, 1863.
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AVIS JUDICIAIKEe.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-G
nisfrirt Parnisse ST Landry. 10. Sc

T,TAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-CS
IL District, Paroisse st. Landry. No. So
Succession de Sarah Andrus, yeuye de John sis4ss
land, decedee.
JosEpn McCIELANb, de Ia paroisse ST. Landry,
drus, yeuve de J1hn MtCleland, deeedee, dernifre-
ment de Id susditc paroisse, ayunt ~presenit IN "a
bleau final de la distribution DIES biens de ladite sac-
cession, acconpagne dune petition demandant rho.
mologation d'icelui; Et ~attendu;; quill a etc falt
droit i Ia demande de ladite petition par ordre della
Cour, en- date du "a dGcembre 1868.
En- consequence avis est mar 4 present aohse Ia
iuteresses dams cetto succession, davoir a dehuns
au CRETE de la Cour slsdite, dams les trente Jouts y"
mes lis ont pour ~lesquellcs ledit tableau ne scralt pas
APPROVE ct hnmologut. .e d
Bureau du Grefier. Is decembre 1858.
IT. LIS. LASTRAPES, Greftier.
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AsVIS.-0NM LArLEuR, de la Parolsse 81.
ii etre nomme Administrator de la succession de
Louise c. B. Fontenot, son epouse, decide,
%ierement de la paroisse St. Landry. -.'.
In consequence, avis est par lie present donnt a
}ser 4 ladite nomination Sd'ayoir a les e~nrGgistrer,
If cert, an bureau du ~Greffer de la Conr de Dis.
.dict de Ia susdite Paroisse, dams les dix jours qui
suivront la date du present avis. tNf 81S
Bureau du Gretier. rs deeemlre 1898.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Grefier.
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iHtsttu SIX Mus,
Worsted ~.
HOSIERY.
White and black silk Hose,
+" " wool do.
White, black and eolored Cotton do.
Misses Hose, all %colols,
Gents' white and colored Merino Hall IoY |
I" and fancy Cotton do do,
superior English do.
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
III & ia hleachcd and brown Sbeetine, |
Bleaeiied and brown Shifting,
White and brown Drilling,
Bleaeiied, brown and coloted Canton Flaus,
Plain, paid and striped Linseys,
Cotton plaias and striped Domestic,
Furniture Dimity, atl c%olors,
White aud colofed window DaHask,
Huckaback and bird's-cye Diaper,
Damask tahiF Linen and tnpsh
Apron 81
Irish Linen, a large assortment,
Bed Ticking, of superior quality,
Hoped and corded skirts, brass and Nlahbbsd
White and colored Biilliantien,
Black Doeskin and fancy Cassimeres,
Black and colored satinets,
Fancy and all wool Tweeds,
White and Red tlannels,
Colored and fancy do,
lG~4, ll-4 and la Bed Blankets,
100 pairs Negro Blankets, assted,
Gents travelling Blankets. Saddle do,
Cole Blankets for Coatings,
A%ntaugagiile 0snabHrgs,
1900 yds best kerseys.
. CLOTHING.
Black cloth and fancy Cashmere Goats,
and col'd Satinet and Tweed do,
Good assortment Of Oyereoats and Haglandst
India rubber Goats and Legings,
Black and eofored Cashmere Pants,
" +" Satinets and Tweeds,
White and flAcy Silk and Cashmere Yeser
Black satin do. '
Fine assortment of Linen Bosom Shirts,
Linen Collars and French Shirt Fronts,
Silk, Wool and Merino Undershirts,
Red Flannel and Hickory Shirts,
100 suits of heavy kersey for Negroes,
With O fine assortment of
BOYS CLOTHING.
g.. --.-. SHOES.
Ladies' Cloth and kid Caters,
Glove, kid aud french kid Slippers
Calf and kid walking Shoes,
Misses Caters and slippers, 5:s5 4
Gents calf and kid Boots,
/" Water proof do,
Gents calf and kid Shoes,
Caters and Slippers,
Boys calf and kid Boots and Shoes,
Large asst Oak-tan and Hemlock Russell,
Ladies' and Gents Cork Soles,
OSershoes, etc. etc.
SADDLERY.
Ladies' and Gents Saddles,
Misses and Boys do,
Saddle Bags of all kinds, +
Double and Single Harness, Fg
BriGles, Halters, Martingals,
Collars, Carriage and Buggy Wh'ps. Il
A fill assortment of AZ
HARDWARE, CROCkERY, WOOD AM "
LOW WARE. 1T
HATS. -.. I
\ large and varied assortment Of een's =
Boys Winter Hats and Caps, a
New Styles.
A well selected assortment OIL
CUTLERY AND FANCY GOoDs,
A variety of Pocket and Table Cutlery
Razors and Strops, Hair Brushes,
Combs, Reyolvers, Bowe Knives, ! c,e'e'
GROCERIES. .
Fancy and family, of all kinds, and aithes' W
itieie that is wanted. ,.aa. I'll,
ATIe Cash market price given FOR oo.lg Y, sssl
lid Mofasses, or either taken in exchange !" n
Opelousas, October 80, 1865.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j. T. Hoy, der
1A Increment des Opelousas, Went d'ouvrir une
6c0le pour les ieines files, h La Vile Platte, Il la re-
sidenee du doeteur McDapitt, on les pensionnaires
qi'on voudra bicn lui enyoyer, seront reeaes par ellie.
a Janyier. 1858. sgs@ @sft&f u
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sa,actii, 20 JanvIer 1859,

NVcN,ses D tHEHHbs, CpIUsLG- Ute D -
John de Is mois ct I'm enfant a la manclle.
IL Florida, do do is Z"
avec ss 2 %enfants, Mary Ellen, de 2 ans, ct
an enfant il la namelle. m
Termes ct Conditions.-Le prix d'achat payable il
un credit dc | ct 2 ans du jonr de la yente. Les ac-
quer tirs fouriiissant leur4 hillets avec caution soil
dali a la satisfaction de Henry l.. Garland ~autorjse
a %recevoir i Get etfet, comme il appcrt par lie juge.
ment de "a C'cur de District payable au bureau dc
John r. King, avocat, EN- la vile des Opelousas,
portant. hut pour cent d'inter6t de rtcheance, ct les
dts esclaves temenrant specialeinent hypotheqnes
lasqn'a plein ct entier Placement du capital ct DIES in
teretS Yui auroit pit staccroitfe. .
% Dec. OSEE, A, GtJIDHY. Encanteur
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opelousas, December 4 las Shs LY0NSxl

onloE.-The Undersigned e,.l,,
Planters and others tGlatffomu asaeuyn "
OF November next, 1851, Tie st o,s sad aitsnl
WI henceforth be charged for ,ge nox n
other articles now laying i thei, Z, melfchaads
period Of one month and for eyerv ss y
Charged. aaQitlonal rats
Mot1sng will deliveredud sltbe IT,.
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Il regular wee

Regular wes -.
safe steamer -Ihet
John Lyons, maste BELL
oughly repaired a.s sa,Sese n thor
regular weekly trips .,efwn ,naaled viii
Orleans, leaving Washington mashinstos L
Vt 10 o'clock A. NJ, and Nsw essry WEDSss!
|URDAY at 5 P. NJ. Newofteals, SiSss
vi Al l. ts ssslnsd shipped ai Re q board i. !.
say % cents per bale Of Cotton oa, ~, ntsss \
proportions. q. = and other ikSSl
The Bayou Belle be- M va.,, 4
well calculated for the Il Ii ny ny light dnuN
'A Hb rely yn o. the reg9 y 81 h ssat tin. "
their heartfelt thanks Is the;, y,pportnnity d
y general for the very iiber, isisR ma i
fs4s9em during the last season As4fohage NJ
Al letters and orders deposited !,
gsry s IF she x Hanb be 1 g.S,astasIlya n i 4, \
Opolousas, December 4. la sVhN LY0NSxdj
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EMPLOYMENT, $500 a Year 80 Ssss
II thing New MALE aud Female Ag 1:ass WI.
in every town, village and city in the u la.@l s' I'm
and Canadas, to engage in d business en1 Y a. "
very easy, and perfectly honoia aienee Min NJ
other th employment. It is no Book imposition sas' i
catel.penny afiair, but one in which any a aIdss MIX
person can make from s25 to $50 per month, sass
out a capital. Full aud complete i%astraen ~ ~ III sh
every person should possess, will be seh Iaress.
enclose 25 cents and a z. o: stamp; aaaa Kin.
l.. NJ. HARRIS & CO., Wop'fn' 7
Nov. IS, 1858. L-+
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RAL D'ATER Pour

CHERRY ID.
~ la plompte guerison dc Ia toux,
des rhumes, de lienrotiement, de FIN
fiuence, des broncles, de Ia coqne-
luche, du crnupe, dc l'astlimc, de la
d son debut, ct pour le
soulagcmcnt des pulmoniqnes, dams
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A YENDRE.-Le s~oussigns oHfe Il vendre !
"A douze mois de credit SGIxANTE "a
C1NQ mules do premiere qualite. Ac- YasNsl
qu&reHr fournissant bonnie gafantie, N'N
Opelousas, 20 noyembre 1868. "
1 SShfs8s$5@ HENRY Carl.
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pEINTRE.-Ie soussigne a onvcrt I'M ate
II lier, rue Bellevue, pres dn DR. ,Satterwhite; il
execntera promptenent tout ouvrnge concernaut
son meter, tells que peindre les maisons, les en-.
seignes, etc. $
pprtera aussi une attention particuliere ct spe-
ciale, dams, fornement ct ~garniture DIES yoitures,
gull executera dams le dernier style ct aux plus has
prix. lie public est prize de yenir examiner.
Opelousas, 16 octobre 1858.
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GITY HOTEL.-1he undersigned ny .
" honor to inform the public thai Am .as
he is now ready to receive and ae, ssys1
commodste at least one hundred x ittE8s
boarders in his large and III ~SaTisas1Nk
ous Hotel, situated on Main street, ~ h !. iii be W.
The rooms are well aired, anu Tue sapN '
He has also opened, on the beautiful los f a% !
the Hotel, a LIVERY STABLE, where n Ridbs
Buggies and Sulkies, as well as uallaase I
Horses, can be procured Mt moderate pfi9ss
st. Martinsviile, November s, 1890. noI1NENGEs
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yXTILLIAM II. SPEN GER, Avocaf.--
w Exercera So profession dams les differences
Gours du 15me District Judiciaire. Par son assidpI
te ct son indastrie il compile meriter renc0uragem
public. Bureau aux .Opel0usas.