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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15

New oE.EAHs, Oct; 14;;.Adyices from, San
pended to the call for aid from the citizens of
Brownsville, that he has not enough mon at his
disposal to drive the Indians from the frontier
and can do nothing for them. The ranches on.
the Teas side Of the Rio Grandc have been
!dSbans!ed gu account of Indian dcprelations.
The citizens of San Antonio were raising two
were ,aising volunteers on account Of Gen.
Twigg Inability. TO protect the county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15

Distinguished Arrigals. evening
an excursion party, some fifty in number, com
posed 70 Of the President and Directors OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad, their wives, daughters
and an, sons, arrived at the Mcclure House from
Cincinnati The party have been inspecting
some of tie western towns and railroads, and
VIII proceed to their homes in Philadelphia
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. They
Afforded q! very fair specimen of the beauty,
9'sa'tS and intelligence of the Quaker City.
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5OCAL M RS.
Taxes! Taxes! Taxesl
3 Wholesale Arrsst Of Suspected Pio7gooz.

- Wholesale arrest Of Suspected piclDocz,.
tts.-Yesterday afternoon some half dozen Dcr.
sOas were arrested upon suspicion of having
picked lady's pocket on the cars Of the Gems
r,l Ohio Railroad, between Be}laire and Bridoo
pot The lady missed her moaey-tbirty-
three do!ars-as she was leaving the train, and
Upon making tue fact known, a suspicious look.
lug person was arrested by Slr. 7. P. Shallcross
and considerable quantity of money was found
upoa his person. The city officers afterwards
arrested some four or five others, (among them
aiady,) who had come passengers on the train
and ali we're taken 10 the office of Aid. JYriobt
and Searched.
4 search was then Instituted for the lady.who
had lost the money, that She might identity the
bills found on the parties apprehcndel, but She
could not be found. She had come over to the
city aud gone no one knew where. and the active
efforts OF the officers to get clue to her where
abouts were unavailing. at last the magistrate
concluded to hold the prisoners no longer, and
50 returning the various sums. Of money found
upon each person in the search, discharged the
whole. party.
We understand that two of the parties ac.
cused were arrested ON Thursday in Columbus,
Ohio, upon similar charge, but could not be
convicted for the want of proper evidence.
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No. l82 Main Street

No. 1872 Main Street.
C3 II TILE "A ms
~ ESP W e = Ras;, No. ls2 Main is now open.
& u! Of SHOES BOOTS For t sl assG t
stock is p"rticary interesting embracing as it does MI
Also large assertnss Of chirs Isoot. an Soss
Oal' aud cSaHsns tn" >sucl srn.I1 .
AD.ES, Frsneh Morocco lteel,d 5scy5vcii n
y ssp'lt r j, EDwARDs,,.
I's siSt,5 French Lasting ilecled CARERS, at
h tTALIC Tipped Boots and Shoes for loys. a:
NJ ssptii III. EDWARDs,s
Yum SHOES and Ladies Congress Lasting ciatGrs At
u IssEs' 11OFoceo Heel Shanghai Eoots at
u ssptiI --z------z II, j. EDwAHDs's.
ss2fl1 e 40 S " R6 81 $50 Main St.
sep!ll EDW1R6ss,2 No lS Sinai Main i" St.
;AnlE *, SLIPPERS, with and without heels, at
- septll T.J EOHAIDS's, 1S2 Main St
g Up j., r. EXTRA EXTRA ENGLISH FRENcIT oASs7MERES
~ al me store OF Tl1uS. HUGHES,
GUNDRIEs.-1O0 lbs. Bichromate Potash,
" o SS i lss Sugar OF Lsads-Wil;:c,
septao For s sale ~ +. H. LOGAN co
TIE nEsr WHITES LEAD IL THE SiA8llET!-svIiI 90
IL, farther wear i9SFer AMI make better final. any
..m8o r.H'LoGAE . 60. and LOGAN LIST CO.,
RURNETT's TX LLIsT0N,'' for the, coas,Itx.on.
~ Received and for sale by n. II. LOGAN 4 co.
- SelGSo and leg Ar, LIST Is CO..
9uR&ErT'S Goo3AIrE for the lair
AZ Received and fur sale " n. II. LOGAN & co.
8UNDRIE8.
5So S Ss G SSs%ss Seed 5 HIS Stss
sou lbs Hemp Seed so lis. CANINE si,a M EsaF'
septic Received and for sale by 7. u. L0GAS & co.
RLAsFIc EXTENSION sYRINGEs
A FREsA SUPPLY received and for sale bv
septSn and LOGAN I.JST 4 ca
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15

TabandoHlng ItOmc aud again Take refuge at Ca
eta.
NAPLES. Letters of the 2Tth state that 49,
600 soldiers had been sent To tho frontiers and
that 900 more would follow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15

E.; s,Is ~ ~ " PISS pass, tHS
,,'t ns.!.ss are Prodoslng we'll. ~
was 5a6en titea isnsSeit
% less amount were also
~ n..lSttsu men are. at work IN
49, 'l ~ arc GOOD wage.
sNlilSs lgI9 yte!'teG se9uo IN TWO days toathFec
~ an tue dlgglngS.
= '--' 49,. :
-. iTplANAI'oa1s! OCT. l.An invitation, signed
81 DeniocTotS IN nearly every county IN this
tiS oeen eNtenuGu 10 Senator 1y1u5taS, TO
!Ee people OF INDIANA on po!lIlcal top
Us s see. Jay. nc invitation contains the
ze2S OF THIS State, aud @itlappenr in the SENT
nc OF TINS cltE' win the signeIs names, On
slonoay. s,s.
-
ne supreme Court oil
=; decision, denying
tl!e y. D. tue snoie
p Ai'IS1tl charged
tas e1i cues % the nFl5 Goncoro
So was re''landed Tor trial at tue
StEte SohIi'=
-" -#-=-,--
OcE Official returns from
~ ot!'"a'l'o az" i3F;no
triGiS composed OF Cumberland, Perry, Mitf1n
e INA Jnnlata, are dnubt The5otiicial vote in
0uhii oet11119 gives 4E"ln, opp, Oh maj
=.
cilIo' oct' ~ It:lo,nlgnt popu-
~ "As onSFed don. Mth. Den,
.sSIs', procession attended
their cheers he responded in speech. The
masses we're entertained al leTec ny Mrs. Dem
".a''''
7D.--- ~. - =; ~,
As!'hSHtoN, Nle! ne FfeSl.ent au
t aeh'el OF cue truth OF the
lI.'il tna5 Coz. FnTney
from nun o1 ms LIS
20 a PE9cee3ns ior oel on nc
relation to tue death OF Senator Broderiek.
c. ra,.---oz17 ~ 49,,
~. Logls VI 81 Il, MI. o!eEo, delegate TO
Congress from E'G% Mexico arrived here to-day,
rom %!so. l.e Itf1p's1c!0 learns mat The I'M
p.esSi fssas slai Sa'ous I"u,an tribes on
~. a!sch On inc SCI
y" 81 ' 1he
'1' '.S
t0s - ~ a's'' ''o III orter I"
I, sent there without unnecessary delay
NJ. o..zz. 9I'-'z
~" b .. 81 'sllance Com
S't ti,o M r'I fv ,e" AZ asNSSie' ~ 10
"u cue P"''ce III ''reS''"s dangerous charncteis
ol.m oNl' 2s1. Il Inc several telegraph
W.. ana tue FFoS'"ce o.
- ~ ~. "I.e S"'!Toill.ee Iuer me
=. .sls cl;y ~ Jay! any tS new Company was
IG,He.' "y Tie eee''oi' % Aoiam
Q l4e"itt as Freslncnt.
last night which destroyed IS houses : E .ess
I ,f.
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.IlIIR STEAMSHIP AFRIeA.

FOREIGN NI5NVs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15

sAvAxSAu, Ga, Oct. 1.-THE Rspu6z;cqu
Of this morning contains the following add.
tionaI news fro:u lIavanna, brought 6y the
steamship Cahayha
Marat%ck anil Brother lad leased the Tacon
Theatre, al Sl2, 1000 per month
Cen. Gonr1a Ns:,s preparing to.leave Cuba
The nancy market was easy. The weather
vas unsettled. iHerH was bat little fever in tho
city. Snga" opened dali, but closed active
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15

sUSa1 Aeeiaent.-on Saturday of last
week, a sonGRudolph snssiger, who lives on
aonf'sh creek, not far from the village of Sun.
ls', accidentally shot and killed himself. He
was blowing into the muzzle Of gun, to ascer-
=ge'n' 10 doubt, whether it was loaded, when
,as weapon was discharged and the contents
.o'ised in the poor boys mouth, almost sever
Ing the head from the body.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15

s1-Zo Commemorative understand thatthe
cotton {. factory, which has been closed for some
'''ns will commence operations on Monday, un.
- tine management of Mr.. ellis, who bes
i Is. the establishment for term Of years
ss na'L this as another evidence of the improve
!, +s'ls Of our manufacturing interests and wish
We enterprise pllmeasure Of success.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-15

SANDY Hook, Oct 1.-THE steamship Africa.
from Liverroa II On the lSt inst, has passed This
point bound up for New York. Tier a.tvices
are two days later than those furnished by tie
City Of Washington.
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.oEEIeE .ooRNBR-WAgER Z tR NoNeog .
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
w 9 II

INDUSTRIOUS $ and good A gents IN sssery town
NJ and country of the Southern States, to sell the
patent right for recent invention. .a Thief
Detector or Burglar Alarm Persons wishing
to act as agents must have frem fifty to five hun
dred dollars. Upon the receipt Of IS, I will send
BY return Of mail aspeeimen sample Of she Thief
Deteetor giving full in regaralto aaea.
cy and Sc Of the article. It is q durable and
Simple affair, and should be in every house Also.
agents wanted to sell d valuable book Of recent
publicati co tanning many valuable and useful
receipts, some of which are worth to 1,v ere tsn
times the price of the book, z titIed' 1acksan;s
Commercial Cyclopedia Of UsefnI and ProdtabIe
knowledge. One copy Of this book win be- sem
TO part Of the country upon the receipt of tso
dollars by return of mail. $3.50
& For sale several patents of recent date. Came
Lightning Rods, &c. Agents wanted. Adde'S
with stamp enclosed for return answer. II. W. r.
JAGkst1N, Postoffices box j 90, New Orleans. ia
81. Toesery postmaste IN the country. viii
send one copy OF the above nafned bouk upou tie
receipt Of one dollar and five thfee-eent stamns
The books are furnished to agents and
tone dollar and fifteen cents per eopyby the5
anaafifF IDee.zIs 9Th, 1868.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
800 REV ARD

@ RANAWAY from the Planta,
| ~ tion Of the undersigned, near Ope,
ST/ lousas, T., on the night Of the ID
szazkas inst the following negroes. to wit
HAMMOCK, negro-man, aged about "a
years, (black,) 6 feet high, sharp featured
quick spoken, carpenter by trade, can read
and write, and had, when he left, a black
yalise well filled, has writing materials with
him.
HENRY. griH boy. aged 27 years, tall,
slender and round shouldered, voice little
effemlnate, (rather shrilD, height s feet.
MOSES, negro-man, (black) low set and
stout, height 5 feet 11inches, aud weighs
about liz lbs.s
III of the above negroes we're purchased
Of traders in New Orleans, on the 25th and
3oth ut, and had on, when they left, the ap-
parei usually worn in traders yard
A reward Of Sixty Dollars, (s2O a head)
for the apprehension OF the same will be paid
on their delivery to me in Opelousas, or on
their incarceration in any Jail within the
State, and 500 iftaken without its limits
From information in my possession it is
believed that thee negroes will endeavor to
pass through Texas on their way to Mexico.
GEO. HILL.
st. Landry, April 10th, 1850
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
s@tsstc of notslgs alta.
DIsrRrcr CorRT, n oez,

psy1'h plsfs,eT oS s.. eo1ag; Iesa,u. No. 1862.
Estate of Edmond Sellers, deed
NJ Ohm WRIGHT, ! Of the Parish Of St
- Landry, Administrator the Estate of
Edmond Sellers, deceased, late of the Parish
ofst. Landry, having filed u Tableau Of Final
Settlement of the Estate in community be-
tween the heirs Of the said Edmos,d Sellers
and Marguerite Simon, his surviving widow,
now Wite Of Anguste Laneon, accompanied
BY bis petition praying that the same may
ae homolegated And whereas the prayer
Of said petition has been granted by an order
of Court, dated 9th March 1859.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
teressed, to make opposition in writing, in my
office, within thirty days Erom the date hereof.
why said Tableau should not be homoIogated,
that the Administrator be discharged Of all
further liabilities and his bond cancelled.
T.. LASTRApES, Clerk,
Opeleusas, April 9sh 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
Good Esarga Eas.-g.o.sg erees5t.

HyOR sale at private sale, or to rent, pos
~ session given Immediately, Steam
Saw Mill, right new and in full operation,
with successful prospect will be sold for
the only reason that the continual bodily suf-
ferlngs Of the undersigned prevent hin, from
attending to this kind Of business. He will
sell or rent, in word, he wishes to dispose
Of all his movable as well as immoyeabIe
property, between this and the end Of Ucso-
ber next.
The undersigned has u Depot for Lumber
from his Saw Mill, at Gustave Donate, near
JOHN, Opeousas, where be has about 100,-
600 feet oflumber for sale He will continue
to saw bills of lumber until further order.
Route 70 go to has lNill.-Fro Opelou-
sas to Prairie Ronde, by Bayou des Cannes
and che Islands Of Pine Woods of said mill,
near Beaver Creek Springs, 81 miles, good
roads all the way f. DARDEAU. 81
Pine Woods, St Landry, March u, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23

ralsss ns,ss,ss 81 S. ofsnr, Hana,v. No. seze.
Estate of Louis Sicily, deceased.
VALMONT Sicily, of the Parish of
" st.Landry, Administrator of the Es-
tate of Louis Sicily, deceased, late of the
aforesaid Parish, having fled Tableau Of
classification In the Estate, accompanied by
petition praying that the same may be ho-
mologated And whereas the prayer OF said
petition has been granted by an order of
Court, dated 7th April, 1859
TherefdFe, notice is hereby given to allin-
teressed, to make opposition, if any they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof Why
said TabIsau should not be homologated and
the Administrator authorized TO papsaeeord-
ing to the classification therein contained
Z. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
OpeIeusas, April 9Th, 1853
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
Go -A2 - -
ain street, near Charles N. Ealsf's store.

W The undersigned being eonyinced
LY that the true policy Of tie merchant
a-Ais to choose his supplies at the COM
Of each season. thus Being able to sui &
mote fully and perhaps cheaper. his patrons. he
woaid hereby inform his friends and the public in
general, that he mas just arrived from New Orleans
with acomplete and fresh assortment of Dry Gooas
and Others. which he holds 1t such low pfces that
will certainly astonish any visitor who may come
and examine hisgoods
His stocko goods consists principally in
Fancy Barege Dress Patrons,
Jaconets, BriilantInes, Galicos,
Gloves, Crinollnes. Petticoats,
and many other fancy articles for ladies.
Also:-Ready made Spring Clothing for gentle
men aud boys, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Shoes. Boots.
Csavats &c, &c, Saddles, Harnesses, Collars, &C.
Come and examine his stock and Judge yourself
of the a.,ailty and prices S. LEVY
Opeausas, March 18TH. 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
; F1HElsI1Erafos on SATURDAY BY
JOEL Rs ST. NFD@9s
CONDITIONS.

sabscriptfsn, for one year, payable in 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. A subscriber wishing
to discontinue mist give ,crtcn notice to that ef-
feet, and settle np al arrearages
.9dpertising: Advertisements will be inserted
at Scents per line for each and every publication.
liberal discount will be made for yearly and
standing advertisements. Ss~-..s..e+
Ali the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until the editor shall judge it convess
aientt % discontinue the publication.
No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid unless at the op
ton of the publisher. "A
No election tickets other jobs printed without
she money, or the person ordering them to beprint
ed isa responsible person.
Il Ten dollars in advance will invariabfyss be re-
quired for the anne csncenent ofcanddates Tor office.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
NOTICE.

81 asALICOUKT JOUBERT and AIT-
-Mw GUSTIN PIaRRE BELAIR. Of the
Parish OF st Landry, having applied by their
petition TO be appointed Administrators Of
the Estate Of Auguste j.. Pitre, deceased
late OF the Parish Of st. Landry ;;---z
Now. therefore, any person intending to
make opposition to said appointment, will file
the same, in writing, if any they have, al m..
office, in the Town Of Opelousas, within ten
days from the date of the present notice.
L. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, April 18th 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
For Sale at Private sale.

a BOUT three Lots of Ground, situated
" in Vile Plate, upon which there are a
Dwelling House, out houses and other in1-
This property is well situated
either for q store, a baker or shoemaker shop
For particulars or conditions, apply, either
by writing or verbally, 70 Messrs. Coreil or
Dare, Vile Plate.
February 5th, 1859.-1m.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23

Hare the houor to inform sl,sie fseu.is
and the public that they have juss onened:
Il s ae their Store, No. 81 Biens:Iie Street !.
the corner Of Exchange Alley, Depot of Furais,ses
Of every description, such Is Bet1steads, Armoirs
geatreTa and others tese, Chairs SOFAS
Fantauils Moss hair and mattresses, Eea ,hep
beds. They repaif make exchanges and
take il on storage Taey hope ay care and iadussrY
to obtain share public ratrouage. Deasa7,
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23

undersii iigned haFing improved and
transported his ssaw. u Ill tuo miles Of
RarrG,s handing on Bayou sG(sou ID
now read 10 eIuantiiisy 3of lumber, Of
any ~ 4s feet Iaufa bar will be-
delivered either &C his mill I5or at Barry s
Lam and large bills filled ali moderate
prices. VI Iln. liltt q ~ " M q
Sf Goth.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
sStats of zoaiisi.IsSs1.

4S~AeSss S4 x&Nts1Ss9S1ESsa~
po,.; D,srn!c1 Dr. RI :. coghr, No. ssse.
Estate OF Alexandra Castillo, decd.
a LEXANDRE II. CASTILLO and
"A MICHEL CASTILLO, of the Par
ish Of st. Landry, Administrators of The Es-t
tate of Alexandra Castillo, deceased, late of
the aforesaid Parish, having fled a Tableau
of Classification of said Estate, ACCOMPANIED
by petition praying that the same may be
homologated And whereas the prayer of
said petition has been granted by an Of
Court, dated March 18th, 1859.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to al in
terested. to make opposition in writing, in my
Office, within thirty days from the date hereof,
why said Tableau should not be homologatea,
that the Administrators be authorized to raw
the debts of the Estate, in conformity With
their order and Classification therein.
l.. LASTRApES. CLERK.
Opelousas, March 26th., 1859
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
No. 20.
ALoT9 = g = H. !.
District onrt."l ::.risil nj II a., ii

District onrt"l '::sri>Ii NJ ii. s...,, IL 1
In the namesof the State Of Louesso..z;
10 ae/,ons 1t may concern. ...Gree,ing
X NOW Yi3 that William nnckv /. H.
- of the Parish of St Landry. 2s, a.
piled to our District Court for Morn II u
con eonfsrm'ty Sty with the act of the Lsgi, re "t
iatlVe to Mentions, and mode of roceS ciina.
approved on the l5ths day Of Marc is3i. +,
make known that said William I,ic,,vt,etI7
! became the purchaser of the properly l.. IT,.
matter described at Sheriff S sale 5.ad .,,,
the 9Th Of April 1857, by l. V. C..caere,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of St. Landry. un,;ur a
judgment in the suit of Sarah McDatiel. wifi.
of Charles Greenwell, VS. Randolph Fogle-
man, District Court, Parish of ST.. Landry
sDesc7iTtion Of the Properly
Two certain Tracts of Land, described in
the Sheriff s sale as LIST. ' The East half OF
the South East quarter of Section 2l. in
Township ], South of the 31st Degree ef
North Latitude, in Range No 3 East" ana
secondly, The East half of the North East
Quarter of Section % in Township aoutb
ofthe 3 lst degree of North latitude, in r. ,.o.,
No East for the price of three hundred
dollars.
William Duckworth, the petitioner fnr
thermore shows tnat there is an error IN ,he
description of the first of the aiofedescr:hea
Tracts OF Land in the said SuerF's sale, it
therein being stated to be in Runge No 5,
instead of Range No, : East, that said error
vas the consequence Of the error in drawing
up the Judgment in the said suit of Sarah
Mcdaniel, wife &c vs. Randolph Foeleman,
for in the petition of the Plaintiff in the said
suit aud IN the copy OF the mortgage filed
therein, it is properly rected that said Tract
oF Land was the East half Of the South East
quarter OF Section II IL Towdship One SoutI,
# the 3ist degree OF North latitude in Range
No. 2 East, ' That said error should not
therefore prejudice the tile OF Petitioner.
who desires to cure the same BY availing
himself of the benefit of the monition laws
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
IL persons who can set up auy right, title or
lain IN and to the property above described
n consequence ot lnformality i'll the order,
leesee or Judgment Of the Court under which
he above named sale was made or any IT,
euiaiist vi ihesaiFy III the appfalsement.
r tor any other defect whatsoever, to show
ause within thirty days, from the dav this
nonition is first inserted in tile public papers,
shy the sale SO made should not be confirmed
nd homoIogated in accordance with the ap-
icatlon of the said William Duckworth, the
urchaser.
8 akNa In testimony whereof, have
D ygassH hereunto5se set my hand and affixed
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
DRUG STORE.

z2 THE undersigned hereby inform their
" friends and the public in general that they
lsA have just received fresh and considerable
assortment OF Drugs and Medicines, as also Paints.
Perfumery OF all kinds. &C.
They are agents for the sale of large quantity
OF Patent Medicines. the most popular
A. LOUAILLIER Sc CO.
Aprl ~ 1881 Washington La
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
ISIDoRE GlsAl)UILLA,

HasEhEs csatEsG ;aaaal E.aagraEGr, !,
d hFFEKs his Asrrices ID the public ofthe Parish
y nf y. taasadfg Having established as St Mar
svie, Depet Itaiaii hlarhleef thefirsI quality,
he y now prepared erecr Eaarary Monuments with
" withput olall pars and according to
a sasEes. saas knanliks manner and
ali5 I1aa,teFate prices II @sss
slloss n ao my need please Hrita
ID aIt,a t ~ or apply III the editor of
the sl0ssas Courier. Aug. ia, 1868. .
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23
.SasH % HES.

- Matchmaker and Jewser, Bellevue.
"a street, Nmno's OLD staud, in opelousas
aas.S being permanently located, offers his ser
vices to the public in general. Watches and
Clocks ofevery kind as well as all sorts fJewelry
will be repaired promptly in woykR=nt;Ee nag.
'aer'a,a It rpr-- nscdasa,s rriees,
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23

would here announce to my friends and ac-
qnaintances Of ST. Landry and the neighboring Par
shes that viii enter into the above house the
10th Of January next, where Twill 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 wll fill with dispatch and attention all
orders from the country.
Dec. II, 1858. " Z. A. PATIN.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23

THE subscriber fakes this met hnd VIE .e.s4
Of informing the publ fhts has
ON hand ard III daily manutae turing
aIl kinds of SasIdIes Bridles, Harness
and every other article usuali Kept as aGta
III his line nf traae III Msssrs. ihbs
y Clark shops here ynu III find
at All times, from low price ia
or hsrness to the finest that can ,he y
made Id The State ii l4s so.itsa as e iii deter.
mined ID ard work
GE ORG d ~ ulaFORD
Opeleusas. May LIST, Is5ss-l i
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23

far sale their en-
tiEa sloek ol1# Maternal ike
wise ID raa1 tIleIr Old huI s5hor Oh rea~
sola bIs aarnls iIIR IS u CLAIR s
s. s7,slf ss9. .sass
The Opelousas courier., 1859-04-23

Catholic Church Of 0peIousas.
u ME use of the PeWs Of this Church for
IL one year, will besoId at public auction,
as usual, for cash, on Sunday 24ti, instant,
Easter Sunday as5the Church. Immediately
after Mass. =
On the partsof the Church Wardens.
OpekuNs, April 10th. 1859.