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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-24
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State Of Iowa. Pottawattamie County. ~
TO Amos Shaw. Sir-You are be,s,- =. q .
mere is now on file In the once Of ,hs noaed III,
.i ie. Coart m and for Pottawattamie cmn,'@ The D.
tion OF ames Garrison claiming thai - he De
Oh Bounty Land Warrant, number ssss s, the oss.,
suea 70 you and asking the Cour. b A.. saia sa r.
ss ~ .he light title and interest in aid sd pe
secured 70 said petitioner and tibet ssis arm,
crate as an assignment to him Of saia ne nas >.
mar unless you appear and nswer thereta q.
pspet Gas, o. me second day Of the mex, @
bounty on the first Monday In Pebrnsrv house 10 W.
decree Will besentered against you IN a. D. lss
the prayer Of said Petitioner M accordance IA
a. H. STONE, Sol. for ps,,,.
The original notice in said cause s.v,, 'Alxs
ed " not feund' by the sherifY ,Sa,nss oeen ns..
tervice De made In said defendant r, orders
the foregong notice, for four cnsec,, ~, pubieat
Council Bluffs Nonparea Week; d q,
By z. p. BURDIcK, Deputy. 'ierk Dist. cssr
Dec. nth, lS69.-4w.
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And Helper is the cry
cat the various stages of these various
spasms, "the niger" is appropriately in
troduced, and the process of " saving the
Union" most vigorously undertaken and
pursued.
I" 1t is somewhat curious that the Union
generally seems to be in the most critical
condition on the eve Of important elections,
or when the hopes of the Democracy are
''tiuttering faint and lows And it is equal
ly curious that the Democracy are alone ca
pable Of saving the Uuion.''
"This business appears to be the chief
stock in trade at our Federal METROPOLIS
When Northern men barter away their man
hood, and meekiy wear the collar of seryil-
ity-when they betray the cause of Freedom,
and falsify the sentiment they were del
egated to represent, We find them lauded as
"Nationais'' and held up as ''Union- savers"
models of heroes and patriots. We are
told that the election Of Republican Speak
er in the House of Representatives would
be equivalent TO q declaration Of war
against the South, and that the election Of
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DISSOL OF THE UNION.

A correspondent Of the St. Louis Repub-
ican-"just returned from Washington
takes that paper to task for publishing the
highly colored and lugubrious fanfaronades
about "dissolut,on of the Union' that oc-
casionalIy 90 out from the Federal City.
Hsa- what he says about the state of feeling
in Washington and elsewhere, upon this
subject:
/ Iregret, in common with every rational
reader, that heightened, conservative
journal, like your own, representing the vast
and varied interests Of great city like this
should give ear to disunion alarmlsts. Let
them ventIlate their opinions in the few crazy
newspaper concerns, of abolition and Sc
cesslon sections, that live by agitation. They
find believers nowhere else--not in St. Louis
certainly, and not even in Washngton.-
/ What your contributor says does not require
to be seriOuS y answered. The writer com
! petely confufes and contradcts his own
story by the following: it is Il proper back
/ ground for his highly painted picture of
disatfection towards the confederary:
! 1t is fearful with what Indifference it is
regarded. Men eat and drink and sleep the
same as though no danger threatened, and
yet the thought is present to every one of
them, that terrible crisis is at had. Yet
no tears are shed, and but little regret is
/ expressed, that such condition of affairs
exists.
/ Exactly SO; the public are indifferent"
They know that there is no danger ''threat-
ened" to the Union. ''No tears are shed, -
and they feet no alarm whdterer. They
are calm, cool and collected, notwithstand-
Ing the small disunion chicken fits that
trouble the diaphragms Of some restless
people.
found Washington, during my visit, to
be Just as it has been at the meeting of
every Congress. The members wrang!e
violently during the day, and at night col
lcct cozily around billiard and faro tables
Democrats, Blacks and South Americans,
all amicably engaged in trying to win each
others money. The lobbies swarm with
seedy chaps, who are out at the elbows, and
trying to get living out of the public crib.
Instead of staying at home and honestly
working for livelihood, they come to worry
members and officials, importuniDg them
for some foreign mission first, and gradually
abate their demands down to Job of fold
ing documents or packing of speeches for
mailing. The fellow who asked a high
+ Office Of President Buchanan, and finally
came down to beg for an sold pair of
breeches," has still his imitators at Wash
ington. These are the men who croak dis
union, and seek to make mischief; for, all
else failing them, they seek the columns of
newspapers. If the editors do not pay them.
they seek money by putting members or
lobby measures.
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Highest Cash Price Paid for Hide, and Fur.
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SheriH's Sale.

Council Bluffs, Dec. 9, 1859.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-05-28
L. j. UUPKE, ADMINISTRATOR.
Opelousas, April 30th, 1859.
asell>Ctae,sep $1rt,tas.

IorA&gA THIS delightful Summer Resort
I Gid situated in the Parish Of st. Landry,
Il II ina beautiful rolling Pine woods coun-
try, distant about thirty-six miles
from Opeiousas, will be opened on the 1st OF June
next, for the reception of visitors.
This establishment has been thoroughly repaired
and painted, and many important improvements
made. A large Stable and two new Baths and
Bath-houses have been erected These Baths will
greatly promote the comfort of 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
Springs and the many wonderful cures they have
performed are so we'll known that they only re-
quire passing notice. This Summer resort will
leave nothing to desire this season. the proprie
ter will spare no pains or expense to render it as
agreeable and attractive as possible. He has en-
gagged an excellent Cook, good Steward, and polite
and attentive Servants. Heshas also engaged two
Musicians for the entire season and besides, as
the Deer ab0unds in the surrounding ca4Dtry, he
has procured pack of hounls 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 aud Wines.
Boarding and Lodging, per month, sa5 % %
per week, 10 90
per day, 9 90
Children and servants, half price,
Horses, per week, D IS
e So 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
= week PATIN & DELAHoUSsAYE,
May 2ist, 1859 Proprietors.
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~ q Ed.

INDUSTRIOUS andgood Agents in every town
= and country Of the Southern States, to sell the
patent nghtss for a recent invention, Thief
Detector Or Burglar Alarm Y Persons wishing
to act agents must have from fifty to i've hun
dred dollars: Upon the receipt Of SIS, will send
by return Of mail q specimen sample Of the Thief
Detector giving full ID regard to agen-
cy and Sc Of the article. II Is 4 durable and
simple affair, and should be in every hsuse. Also,
agents uantedsto sell q valuable book of recent
publication, co tanning many valuable and useful
receipts, saEae Of which are worth to any one ten
times the price Of the book, 4 titIed'' Jackson,s
Commercial Cyclopedia of Useful and Profitable
knowledge. One copy of this book will be sent
to any part 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 strap enclosed for return answer, n. w. r..
JACKSON, postofice boz 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 postmasters
at one dollar and fifteen cents per eopy by the
quantity. dec. 18th. 1855
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Public Sale,

By the Undersigned, administrator 9c.
TN9HE public are hereby informed that
2 III there will be sold at auction. to the last
and highest bidder. by the undersigned, Ad-
lninistrator, before the Court House in the
Town Of Opelousas, on =.=- / :
Tuesday, 3lst of May next, 1859,
the following property. belonging to the Es-
tate Of Marsden Campbell, deceased, to wit !:
The undivided third part Of a certain Tract
of Land, situated in the Parish Of st. Landry,
at the pace called Prairie Laurent, near
Riders Bridge, containing seventy superficial
arpentss bounded on the Nosth BY the land
Of Simon Gonor, on the South by theNand Of
Pierre Barnabe, f. m. c., on the West by
land Of Andre Wable, and on the East by
Joseph Balque, f. m. c. ...=
Terms Cash.
l.. J. DUPRE, Administrator.
Opelousas, April 30th, 1859.
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Sale at Auction.

9 NHE unde. signed being forced to close
II his business, hereby informs the public
that he will sell at auction, through the min.
istry of duly licensed auctioneer, at his resi-.
dence, at about miles Northwest of Ope.
lousas, on the main route leading from said
town to Vile Platte, on
Monday, 9Th of June next, 1859,
and the following days, # necessary, the fol-
lowing property, to wit
- One square Arpent Of Land,
IsssA being his present residence, together
312Ess8k 3&4Eak with the buildings and improve.
ments thereon, consisting in Store, House,
Kitchen, &c.
A well assorted stock Of Dry Goods and
Groceries, among which are barrels OF
Whiskey, Brandies and other good liquors,
Hardware, Crockeryware and many other ar
ticles, the enumeration of which would be too
tedious.
The conditions, which will be favorable to
purchasers, will be made known on the day
Of sale.
o. The public will notice that, as the
situation is excellent and money can be made
at the same branch of industry which the un-
dersigned followed until now, the whole of the
property viii be sold in block, before the
day Of sale, if application be made to that
effect, and this upon favorable terms and con-
ditions. ESTEVE FOURNIER.
st. Landry, May 7th, 1859.
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D,srRner GalrRr

pa,;es D;s's,s? y $. e'gsg, gssa,v. No. s75s.
Estate of Adolphe Sicily, deceased,
MyLIzA FOREST, of the Parish Of St.
- Landry, widow Of Adolphe Sicily and,
Administrative Of the Estate Of her said de-.
ceased husband, late Of the Parish Of St. Lam,
dry, having fled a Tableau of Final Settle
ment Of the Estate, accompanied BY her petit
tion praying that the same may be homolo--
gated And whereas the prayer of said Pc
tition has been granted by ansorder Of Court,
dated 5th May, 1859.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
teresed, 10 make opposition in writing, in my
Office, within thirty days from the date Hereof.
why said Tabieau should not be homologated,,
that the Administrative be discharged Of all
further liabilities and her bond cancelled.
l.. LASTRAPES,. Clerk.
Opelousas, May 5th 1859.
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PUBLIC SALE.

H0HE public are hereby informed that
- there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and hig ghest bidder, through the ministry
of a duly licensed Auctioneer, at the Court
House, in the Town Of Opelousas, on
Tuesday, 3lst Of May next, 1859,
the following described property, held in
between PANEL Scott and Hen
rietta and Fanny L. Scott, minor heirs of
Henrietta Matilda PANEL, deceased, the issue
of her marriage with Edwin 8. Scott, to wit !:
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EI| EI'| A PLANTATION,

being the last residence of said deceased, stu.
ated in Bellvue, in the Parish of St. Landry
measuring five hundred arpents of land, more
or less bounded on the North by the Planta-
tion Of Benjamin R. Rogers, on the West and
South by the Plantation of Mark W. Har-
well, and on the East by the Bayou Bour-
beux, together with the Buildings and I'm
provements thereon erected and thereto per-
tanning.
Terms and Conditions One third of
the purchase price payable cash, and the ba.
lance in one and two years credit from the
day of sale, with interest at the rate of six
per cent per annum from the day Of sale.
The land remaining specially mortgaged un.
til full and entire payment Of capital and in.
terests which may accrue thereon.
Opelousas, April 30th 1859.
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State of Aoulssa,gd.
DISTRICT T, couRr, ! No. s757.

Dist n,s1a,eS sS :, Court, 4a.s,,,,, No. s757.
Estate of Marie Cesaire MAYER.
WTALERY MAYER, of the Parish Of
W st. Landry, Administrator Of the Es
tate Of Marie Cesaire Mayer, deceased, late of
the foresaid Parish, having fled Final Set
tlement of the Estate, accompanied by Pc
ti.ion praying that the same may be homolo-
gated And whereas the prayer of said petit
ton has been granted by an order of Court,
dated 5th May, 1859.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested, to make opposition, if any they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof, why
said Settlement should not be homologated
and the Administrator discharged Of all fur
ther liability.
L. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, May 7th, I259.
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state OF l0tetsta1asg.
DISTRICT CouRr, lu o-o-
Parish Of st. Lauayv. NO. oto''

Estate of John Cook, deceased.
WW AIRY COOK, of the Parish of St. Lam
1XM dry, widow of John Cook, deceased,
and Administrative Of said Estate, having
fled statement Of her Administration Of
the affairs Of the Estate iu community between
her and her said husband, deceased, accom-
panied by petition praying chat the same
may be homologated And whereas the
prayer Of said petition has been granted by
an order of Court, dated 25th April, 1855.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested, to make opposition IN writing, in my
office. within thirty days from the date hereof,
why said Statement should not be homologa-
ted L. LAsTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, April 30th, 1859.
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PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY
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C,aNnITtONS.

Subscription, for one year, payable in advance,
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to discontinue must give tsritte notice to that ef-
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No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
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No election tickets or other jobs printed without
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WASHINGTON DRUG STORE.

q TIE undersigned hereby inform their
H friends and the public in general that they
II have just received fresh and considerable
assortment of Drugs and Medicines, as also Paints
PerfunerY of all kinds. &c.
They are agents for the sale of large quantity
of Patent Medicines, the most popular.
A. LOUAILLIER & CO.
April 9, 1887 Washington, La
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So TAI @SySZa
street, near Charles n. Ealer's Store.

MniH atfG6s, A6al GAaftCS ". GdIHFS Nt0f6,
NN The undersigned being convinced
In that the true policy of the merchant
is to choose his supplies at the COM
more fully and perhaps cheaper his patrons be
would hereby inform his friends and the public in
general, that hehas just arrived from New Orleans
with compiete and fresh assortment of Dry Goods
and others, which he holds at such low prices that
will certainly astonish any visitor who may come
and examine bis goods.
His stock Of goods consists principally in:
# Fancy Barege Dress Patrons,
Jaconets, Brillantines, Calicos,
Gloves, Crinoiines, Petticoats,
and many other fancy articles for ladies'.
Also Ready made Spring Clothing for gentle
men and boys Hats, Gaps, Shirts, Shoes, Boots,
CTapats, &C., &C., Saddles, Harnesses, Collars, &c.
Come and examine his stock and Judge yourself
Of the quality and prices. S. LEVY.
Opelousas, March 18th, 1859.
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ST. LANDRY MEDICINE DEPOT.

- THE undersigned keeps constantly
on hand large and we'll selected stock
of Drugs, Chemicals Paints, Oils, Dye
- stufs, Varnishes, Brushes, Glass; Perfu-
merry and Fancy Articles Pure Wines and Bran
dies for medicinal purposes, Stationery, Garden
Seeds and choice Havana Segars, and Tobacco.
j.. C. Ayers specia and sole agent in opelousas,
for the sale of Cherry Pectora Cathartic Pills, &c.
Also agent for Mofat's, Louden;s, Champions,
HulFs, Woodn,an's, Rorrands, Railways r. R. R.
and Perry Davis Pain Killer, and all other popular
Patent Remedies.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours,
night and day. Physicians and Planters orders
respectfully solicited. JOHN POSEY,
Druggist and Apothecary.
Opelousas November 9th, l85s-lY.
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BORNE q GRADENIG0, Collectors,
KK7ILL take il colession, claims of AL kinds and
WV descriptions which maY be entrusted to them
from the Parish Of 81 Landfy and those adioining
as weu d from Newt Orleans. They hope by their
iudussry aud punctaaIitg to deserve share of The
public patronage. Their Office IS on Main strssfs
t,nslousas. opposite III. Provost Jan. Is, 1859
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NQTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.

FW yHE undersigned takes this opportunity
ID to return his thanks to his friends and
the public in general. for the confidence shown
him in the sale Of produce during the last
season, and hereby announces that he contin-
ues 10 buy Cotton, Wool and Hides At the
highest prices, either for cash Or in drafts on
New Orleans. He hopes TO increase his al
ready large patronage. S
OpeIousas. April 23d. Is69-1y.
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30HN NILS.

r. Matchmaker and Jeweller, Bellevue
E7Asstreet, Nimmo's old stand. in 0pelousss
&aAa3 being permanently located offers his ser
vices to the public in general. Watches aud
Clocks ofevery kind, well as all sorts of Jewelry
will be repaired promptly, in workmaniike naanl
ner, and at very moderate prices
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ISIDORE GRA0tIILLA,

Marble G1IHteT anu hsrs1NGE3
ThFFERS his services 20 the public Of the Parish
&-D of St Lantiry. Having established at ST Mar
tinsgle, Depog Of italian Marble Of the frsG quality
he isnow prepared 10 erect Funerary Monuments with
OF without inscriptions, on all plans and according TO-
all tastes, in prompt and worir1nanli manner and
on moderate PRIZES. ~
Thosa who may need his services will piease write
I'd him, at ST. Martnsvle, or apply I'd tire editor Of
the OpeIousas Courier Aug n, 1868.
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Fresh Groceries.

I'll AVING just arrived from New Orleans
with an assortment of Fresh Groceries,
the undersigned would offer the same for sale
at his usual cheap prices. His assortment
consists principally in
Sugar Cured Hams, Flour, Smoked Shoui-
ders and Sides, Fresh Pork, Pickles,
Dried Beans, Brandies and Whis-
key Of the best qualities, Ale,
r. Porter, Wines and Cor
slials, Cheese, To-
baceo. &e, &c.
He also keeps constantly on hand, Paints,
Oils, Window Glasses, Cordage, Nails and
Tinware. G. STEEL.
Opelousas, MAY 7th, 1859.
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BITTCHERY.

YHE undersigned having taken the lease
IL Of the Meat Market of the Town Of
Opelousas. and being now well provided with
good beeves be hereby informs his friends and
the public in general, that henceforward he
will sell his beef meat at s cents per pound.
RENE MOURET.
Opelousas, April 9th, 1869.
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New -orlsans and 0peIousas Regular
WeekIH Packet. @%

d, As1mn n THE good and safe Steam boat
~ w. BURTON, Captain Gussave T.
- u Louailiier, built expressly Tor the
above trade, will n,akssher regular weekly trips
between Washington and New Orleans, leaving
Washington every Sunday, at sto'clask A. M: and
New-Orleana every Wednesday, at 5dclock z. M
This boat win take freight for all intermediate
landings, via the AtchafaIaya s.
y For freight orpassage, apply ON board:
= 80 o. H[NCKLEY & co.
OpeIousas, January 29th 1850 .ss,.-.-
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g0WD E@g0N@s 9

Boarding bv the year. $40 90
Day Scholars by the year. 40 90
(" by the month, 90
FURNITURE.
Bedstead, Mattrass, Pillow, by the quarter; 81 90
Washing by the month, 80
The students are expected to furnish their lights,
and their wood during the winter.
There viii be two public semi xamina-'
tions during each year. -
The Scholastic year is composed of IL months,
including the month of vacation.
The reductions in cases of sickness or other eau
ses Independent of the will, will always be accor-
ded with the greatest equity.
Medicine and the attention of Physician in case
of sickness, at the cost Of parents in which case
Parents have it at their option to choose their med
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October 9th, Is58.--sf.
Lumber! Lumbery!

EE HE Undersigned having ImproVee@Rd
tranapaEted his Saw-Mill two miles Of
Barreaa Landing, on BaYaal CouFtableau, is
now ready to saw any quantity Of lumber, Of
any length, up 70 42 feet. Lumber will be
delivered either at his mill or at Barry 5
Landing, and large bills filed at moderate
prices. GIis. =GLt1sE.
ST. Landry, Nov. 10Th, 1858.
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IN r.. VALINC OUR, practitionerin midwifery,
H.D s.roeou- Dentist. having established himself
nermanently in Opelousas, offers his services to
hIs felow-citizens He will fulEl all his functions
with zeal and prudence, and dirt-eaters WILL pc
cured hy him in about two weeks S4
Gratuitous consultations for the indigenfs, on
Monday and Friday, from TO o'cloek 81 s:l = = ~. 90.
References:
Dr. n. Acher, Adolphe Garrigues,
Revillon & Taylor, Agerin Arcenaux,
Joel III. Sandoz, jean r Afcenaak,
Onszime A. Guidry, Ramon Rlu, efsH
Opeloi,sas 25th Sept. 1858.
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M UST' received at the
D. OPELOUSAS DRUG STORE!

81 0PEL0USAS DRUG STORE!
2 doz DR.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsapa.
rila.
doz. John Bulls sarsaparilla.
doz. Sands and Townsends Sarsaparilla.
4 doz. Swaim's Panacea.
12 doz. Barry's Tricopherous.
3 doz DR.. Mengs Purifying Tincture.
o doz. Grays Ointment.
doz Cincinnati Mustard, in bottles
doz. Kentucky Mustard, in tin cans
For sale by P LEONCE HEBRARD.
Opelousas, May 21st 1859.