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T'0 TAX-P PAYERS-ATTENTroN !l-Delin-
4 quent taxpayers Of the tax Of 1857, are hereby
notified that my deputy, John B. Bihm, will, from
this date, proceed to make seizures according to
law Those therefore who wish to avoit.s costs will
do well to cali Immediately at my Office in 0peloa
sas, and should | be absent, Joseph d. Richard Esq.,
is authorized to receipt for said taxes.
opelolsas, June IL, 1858, ELRERT CAN'T,
Parish Collector.
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VOLUME ".
esALES.s .sAT AUCTION.

PURLlC sALE.-Will be sold to the last
a., and highest bidder at the resia. If the nn.
;na,as eq DIP ~ bayou % bGuf, twelve sm Wash
n,;sSn q aaa,sn Vi 81. Landry, Id duly com
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CTATE OF LOuISIAN A District Gour

CTATE OF FLOuISIANA- District Court
~ Parish of st. Landry, No. s645.. Estate of
Sarah Andrds, widow Of John McClcland, deceased.
JosEpH McCLELAND. of the Parish of ST. Landry.
Administrator of the estate of Sarah Anlrus, widow
of John McCeland, deceased late of said Parish,
having filed final tableau aud partition Of said
estate, accompanied by his petition, praying that
the same may be homnlogated and approved; And
by an order of Court dated Dec. "a, 1853;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause, il any they have, within
thirty days from the date hereof WHY said tablean
should not be homoogated and confirmed
Clerks Office, 0pelousas, Dec. 25, 1858.
LIS. LASTRAPES. Clerk.
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TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of fifty dollars and
under Cash: moveables on a credit of one year from
the lst day of April 1859; slaves on credit OF one
and two years from the lst day of April ls5o; plah,
tntion and lands on credi4 of one, two, three and
four years from day of sale Purchases , re9nfea t
to furnish notes with personal security in solido to
the satisfaction of the vendor. The said notes to
be, made payable to the order OF, and endorsed BY
the sod purchasers at the Office of the Recorder in
the town of Opelousas The said notes to bear in
terest at per cent per annum from maturity VII
maid. A speeial mortgage and vendors privilege
viii he retained on the lands and slaves till final
payment of principal and interest. 20
o,,osors r C. LTTTELL.
Bayon Beuf st. Landry, La, Jan. 8, ls5'
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Mo',tlay,fF

and ensuing days TIN
property, to wit:
A SUGAR p
situated on both ba3
containing about
which s35 acres,
Brick Sqgar how IL
kettles, swellinssat
cabins, coper an
sary out building Il
stubble Of one n s.
hhds-trop Of lsS ii
The above planta
vided to suit pnrchasN
AZ head of fine AmeS
horses; about 200 head
OF hogs; Wagons; cart
necessary farming utei
fodder, and other artici
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EDUCATION.

| ST. MARY'S HALL, WASHINGTON 81,
~ LANpNY.-The exercisesof this school VIII u
resumed Monday Oct lth, 1853 under the continued
Mrs. Edmonston, late of N NeMOrleane 81
Ihe experience of Nh, n, as teacher togethef
with her Recommendations from the Hon. d. AL
selngsaad " MayeE of sae oty q ase e
imparting Information ass 81 tic highest order.
Inc scholastic year is divided into two atnaiouss
Board and Tuition il he English cousss, u:
ending Matricnlation and Contingent Eess nj
se1s,on: TN'l " I;
Mis,c pas =, ....l 4. . = ~ ~
Use Of instruments, each. 81. ...2. .......s. 90
Use Of Sheet Music and Diagramss Y. ... 4 ~
The French, Spanish and Italian Lahsuagess, ,ars
spoken huently In the Institution, asih will ~
taught with the Fine Arts at the ushal rates.
ies iiall aside from Board, furnishes Bed-stesds
Washing, lights and toilet appendases, ars
separate charge N
The uniform consists of 4 School Gipsey, Dreai
of green Berage and nelaiue, solid color.
The school y in no respect denor,inationAl. th1
MODE ofinstsuction strictly intellectual the orgAbi
success, srssB s.e
The best talent will be ii secession u Incident
duties demand. 81
The building il spacious, roona commodious, prei
scufing tiers Of galleries furnishing delighsfI
promenades, surrounded by finely shaded grounds
ample t,s recreation. 3sS Sss
B'nrders viii not be allowed b oren account1
without q written auth6iiaation from parents nor;
to leave the institution unless private carriage ID
sent under specalcharge. @
All arrangements made for the year, no deduction
made FOR absence. FIN
Tuition fee scmiannnaily in advance.
yIsHTING coxMIrfEE: I,
T. g. Cooke, NJ. D., Washington. In; Hon. John
y. King, Opelousas; 3. Ogden, Holn,esvillc.
KKrEKEScKs:
Bishop Davis, Columbia, 3. G.; Bishop Green
Jackson. Miss; Ebert CAN'T st. Landry, La; n g.
Anderson, st. Landry, L.; Hon. 1, Orr, washing
| ton, d. G. @ l85 Oct. D, 1863.
GT. MARY,S ACADEMY FOR BOYSl
~ This institutions lately established III the towh
| of Opeousas to bestpw upon the buys and youths
| Of the parish the incompatible blessing OF solid
education, win resume its duties on the 10th 0f
! Oet0her. sss8 sssG s VI sa Il,
| The course of instruction will embrace such
branches as will be most useful TO the pupila ths
utmost care viii be paid to their rapid improvements
| The best Teachers will be selected; their numbef
will be increased to- suit tho increasing number of
i tho students sa ..S
The very great success ofthe Inrtitutiop ffQm thV
beginning the long experience Of those at the had
Of il. their nnconqnerAble determination 10 carrx
out tile noble work, are the best pledge they cAH
offer to pAysnt for the improvement of thsik
l children. s8- ss sss ,s VI
For terms and other particulars apply to
- Rev. GILBERT sAYMONnc e
i s(lnelousns grnt ~ lEsa
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DRUGS Al.
A YER's CHERI

= - -
A YER'S GHERAi
"A rapid cure q
Colds, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis. Whoo,i
Group, Asthma Inc
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sumptive patients
stages OF the disco
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public of its virt,J
ont every townH
every hamlet of y
cures of pnltneaal
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perience Of its Ell
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gereas disease
the most pow
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monary organs
remedy that ca
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your life away.
lung disorders, and
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il Horses; Horse creatures; work Oxen;

Fopn. 4 VNITS
5 @ Of Hogs Draft nsFses eGyn ana JaefasS Fas
i e'sss Tlstansss; isl unbrokon Mules; shot
Guns; col.pl' ,sm GGoSplrroxs-All sums under ten
Terms s,sS aSp All sums Of ten dollars up to fifty,
d9ass oas, He it April 1860 All Sums oyer fifty
payable asse On sll ii in two annual equal instaments,
Dollars payhusl ~ lst Of April 1860, and the other in
th rst on ~ s' the he list Of April 1861. Slaves TO
aIl@e'1 an 1mortgaged n with vendors privilege until
II sums ad to Ssr to pSe se es order fetSss Of the
atcr ulaI.ta5 If said succession, at the office
aamliss,s'ga sas Mauton, Attorney at Law, at Ope-
q oaafgs puehsers to furnish security in soldo. to
lSlsss lsl ssstsf.cton of the administrators.
NJ lahu' ACHILLE DUPRE, Auctioneer.
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fact every thing usually found in country store
My assortment is large nna complete, md can
assure my friends and the public generally, that !
can supply their wants on tho most reasonable
na cheap can lie, will take pleasure in showing my
goods TO any one sale OF saleany thing that can
he turned Into money in the New0rleans market
taken in exchange for goods. M
Cotton Sugar and Molassos bought ut market
rates. Gal and see.
Washington La. Oct. 49, 1863.
RS. WILKINS. K
Opposite Steamboat Landing.
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GTA1'E OF LOUISIANA--D District Court
~ Parish of st. Landry. No. s647. Estate of
Israel Barton, deceased.
JouS NJ. MILsTEAD, Of the Parish of st. Landry
Administrator of the estate of Israel Barton, de-
ceased, late Of said Parish having filed tablcau
of classification aud disiibution of said estate az
companied by his petition praying that the same
may be bomologated and confrmed And whereas,
the prayer of said petition has been granted by
order of Court dated January 4, 1859.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested to show cause, If any they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof, why said
tableau should not be homnogated and confirmed.
Clerks Office, 0pelousas. January s, 1853.
LIS. LASTRApES, Clerk.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
GTATE-oF LouIsIANA-District Cou,

GTATE'OF LOUISIAN A-District Court
~ Parish of st. Landry. :. No. s52s. Pierre
Roy VS.. VALERIE Roy.
ln this case after hearing of the witnesses, the
Judge in open Court, having examined the defend
ant and being satisfied that he was laboring under
n derangement of the mind, unftting him to the
administration Of his estate and the law being in
favor of the plaintiff, it is therefore ordered, ad
judged and decreed, That VALERIE Roy be interdicted
as incapable of administering his estate.
Done, read and signed in open Court, this 18th
day of December 1858, at Opelousas.
B. A. MARTEL,
Judge 18th Judicial District.
Opeiousas, January Is, 1859.
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NFEDICAL NOTICE.-Dr: VArINoouR'
lXl accoueheur, surgeon and dentist. having per
mapeptly settled in Opeousas, offers his profession
al services to the citizens of st. Landry.
He will exercise his profession zealonsiy' w.ohn
the nerod of fifteen days he undertakes to cure all
drtleaters of that unfortunate depravity OF taste.
Medical advice given gratis to the poor, on MOD ~
days and Fridays, from eight to nine O'Clock A. NJ
REFERENCES.
vor,,;,,onville. Opelousas.
y po,,;i,nn sGii, Z Tavlor Adolphe Garrigues,
ner,o IVY, u Arcaneanx O. A. Guidry,
Raymond Rim, d. Ash'''
Agerin Arceneau1'
Opelousas, August 2S, 1851.
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MONEY THE BEST OF HONEY ~

Il BEST OF HONEY. II
have il valuable receipt for making honey. !.
" viii send to amy person for fifty cents. We
end use Il in aur own iamly At hall the cost,
der it us good as Is the genuine article Of
%cney, from which IT can not he told.
that will make and sell II can easily
rom AZ ito s3 per day. 1t only requires four
y to make II, and they can be obtained at any
for hity cents. Every family may have this
lcllghtlnl laxnry for any lady make III fifteen
Minutes at any time. Three cent postage stamps
"A as good as money. Address
DR.J. T. CREAGER, Baltimore, Md.
DR. c. is the General Agent for Dir. Winder's
y Sebrtcd Matrimonial Series--S books, No. IL "a
Book for Young Men, designed to prepare then,
for the society OF females; No. q Errors OF Court
ship;n No. 3, sRcprodIctive Cnntrol.n Either Of
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1,lrr-clJyEsSION sALE-Will be sold at
a,tlie auction pursuant to an order Of the Dis.
~, u p@ Gnnrt BY duly licensed auctoneer, az the
Nss dy of tie late James Morgan, deceased on
f''-' wednesday, February q, 1859,
,As following described property, belonging 10 the
succession suc Of said deceased VIZ:
~ 1.-THE PLANTATION,
M On which the deceased last resided, ~
III ,itoated in this Parish, containing -
.sl,I s ane thousand acres, with the buildings and
isnravements, consisting of good dwelling house,
gs,r bonse with sugar mill, kettles, negro
aasrfar, baras, stables, and other out buildings
ssss1 cane, sufficient to plant another crop, Will be
''s tr,et Of land situated in this Parish, ad
on;ag lie pAntation of deceased, containing eight
nndfed and ninety acres
g--Three imndred acres of land, situated on
,yoa Wake in this Parish.
I,-Thres hundred and seyenty-five acres of land
taased ii this Parish, on Cow Bayou. back of
icJh's plantation. a
5--TArec hundred and thirtye N acres of land,
taated in this Parish, on Bayou Bruf, adjoining
Iuian Littell's plantation.
"a tract Of land, situated or Elm Bayou in this
'arlsh, containing two hundred acres.
N 80 81 ES,
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UOITSE, SIGN, COACH AND ORN a
III MENTAL PAINTING undersigned ma
opened shop in house on the lot ol Dr: nnnse nhg,e
whire Bellevue street, for the purpose oil House.
Sian, Coach and Ornamental Painting; .;o, +c
,,ls;ogs pa;nting and Trimming, which Win DC
sxecuted u in superior styie and finish and AT 'ile
loirest figures, .,...,
Opelousas October l6r 1855. r. II. ',l.-- u, -,
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HHAIRE DESESSARTS, Collector and
L. Crier, offers his services as such, to the cith
zens of St. Landry. All business entrusted to his
care will be promptly attended to. lie has formed
no partnership with any one in either of the above
branches. March 20 1868.
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y ID. ALIIS, Public Auctioncer for the
~ Parish of ST. Landry Office at his store in
Washington.
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AVIS Va ldiiu, vi A
Jared and in cultivation.
steam Mil and two sets
kitchen, stables, negro
NTH shops, and all neces-
Inc for another crop with
years, (crop of lS57--45O
lhds.)
! III be sold in a body or di.
/, mules and a few stock
htle horned cattle; stock
'ploughs, harness and ali
Il; a large lot of corn and
700 numerous to mention
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SDAY MORNING.
NUMBER 2os
DRUGS AND MEDICINES

GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES.--Any la.
~ dy who win send her address to Mrs
Creaeer. Baltimore city, Md with three thsee-cet
postage stamps enclosed, VIII receive by return
mail information Of Importance to her.. Woman
snow thyself and bc happy.
Nov. 90, 1853.
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T0sEPH A. GAUTHREAUX, Collector
- Of Accounts, etc. respectfully offers his ser,
vices To the public as such. Orders left at A. Mills.
paughs Book Store, Washington, will be promptly
attended to- September l3. 1856.
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fOIERRE GOSELIN, Cabinet Maker and
4 Wheelwright, offers his services to the public
at moderate prices for cash.
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CONVENT or fIEIMM Az UULAf'E
N5G0NGE GEpTiON or q pEI0 0us AS.s.r The Ladies'
pf Holy Cross respectfully announce TO the public
that the Glasses will he resumed Iii therlnsttutiod
on the 10th of October. sss5
Opelousas, October 2. 1867.
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NHE GREAT FEMALE PILL.--Dr. j

WIFE 8tfNIsliI FENIAIaE FILL.--Dr. j.
NP. CaEAGRR ia the General Agent, wholesale
retail, OF DR.. Wheatons Celebrated Female
these Pills are truly valuable for Indies, for
4estore the monthly courses when they
v sfp., Gom any cause whateyer. They never
e faile6> any case where the directions around
bottle VI aining the Pills have been strictly
we'd; iadeeus there has no case of failure ever
70 our knowledge. Being purely vegetable
Sperteetly safe. Mailed to order, post paid
Nptot 81, by DIR u. P. GREAGER,
Baltimore, Md
NJ ."at t'aiscount to Druggists.
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"A LPHONsE DEBAILLON, Public Auc-
~ tioneerin and for the Parish of s. Landry.
Orders left at the Office of I. s. Robin will receive
prompt attention.
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0NEZIME,A A. GUIDRY, Auctioneer and
~ Notary Public In and for the Parish of st. Ian
dry. Office at the Courthouse.
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TOHN II. KING, Attorney at Law, has re-
moved ts his new Office, corner of Landry and
Market streets adjoining his residence and nearly
opposite the Clerks office. May 2, 1857.
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II J. BEAUCHAMP, Auctioneer in and
for the Parish of st. Landry, will promptly at
tend to all business confided to him. Office III Ope-
lousas. March ~, 1858.
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nEBAILL0N,& 81 CARRIERE, Receiving,
~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Wash.
ington, La.
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WIN. Fl. sPEN GER, Attorney and Coul-
sellor at Law, by diligence and fidelity in the
discharge of his profession, hopes to merit and re-
ceive patronage. Office in Opelousas.
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Counsellor and At
IA toriey at Law, Opelousas, will attend to any
business in his line in St. Landry and the adjoining
Parishes.
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~ n. ROGERS, Collector of Accounts,
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will be promptly attended to. March "a
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fTHEODOSES 5. ROBIN, Attorney at Law,
will punctnally attend to all business entrusted
to his care in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Judcial
Districts. Office at 0polousas.