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The Opelousas courier., 1860-10-06

RwR Ihe undersigned will sell, at
81 s1A private sale, the well known and
popular watering place, "Bell-
Cheney Springs
The tract of land upon which these Springs
are situated contain about 200 arpents The
Springs are situated in beautiful rolling pi-
ney woods country, about 36 miles North
West Of Opelousas, in the Parish cf St. Lam
dry, La; the waters have been analysed, and
found to possess great mineral virtues; the
analysis has been proved correct by tho innu-
merable cures they have effected in chronic
diseases Of great virulence, andthe iberalpa.
tronage the Springs now enjoy.
Thisacstablishment is, at present, fitted up
to accommodate 200 visitors. The location
is one which commands for it every advan-
tage, as it is situated between the main trunk
line Of the N. @. and Great Western Rail-
Road and the branch railway destined to
connect it with the Alexandria and Bay ou
Bouf Rail- Road, not more than three or four
miles from the main line and within less than
one mile of the branch line the depot
which must be established in Pine Prairie
will not be more than 6 or Z miles from the
Springs. When this rail road shall have
been completed. Bell Cheney wilIbe one Of
the most desirable summer retreats in the
South ## 4
10 The undersigned will either sell the
entire property or take into eo-partnership
one having the means to- carry on the busi-
ness as its increasing patronagey demands.
For further information apply at the Office
of the Courier or on the premises, to
E.. PATIN, Proprietor.
Il N. B. Letters may be directed to Bayou
Chicot, LA. o.
August 4th, 1860.
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ruBIIsHED or sAruRDar ~
II. SaNDOZ = WILLIAM II. SPENCER.

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a,ssdoIl liars; il paid at the end of the year. four
s,saEs No subscription will be received for a
ssSsd iess than one year. A subscriber wishing
tinue must give scritten noties to that tef
" s.sf s1sd ssd settle up all arrearages.
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a Asssssg advertisements.
slIiIe advertisements will be inserted in french
ssasngIish until the editor shall Judge it conve-
asss 4 discontinue the publication.
isementor subscription will be stopped
HIM. he arrearages are paid, unless at the op-
setion tickets or other jobs printed without
III sssas or the person them to beprint-
NH sponsible person. ~
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:.sI 6or 6orthearnouncement ofcandidates for Office
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RA GEE RQzB6e

%s1gh Formerly e Cab House." Washington La.
issiim isiim JAMES s. GREENLEE, Of Mississip-
pi having hassed the above house, begs leave
10 announce to the public that it is now open for
the reception of transient and permanent boarders
II is situated between the upper and lower steam-
boat landings, fronting the Courtabieau.
The premises have been newly furnished, and no
effort will be spared to render the accommodations
and fare as pleasant and acceptable TO its patrons
as those Of any hotel IN the interior fthe State.
Good stabliDg for horses.
4 January 18th 1866
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A GOOD BARGAIN

ss::N A fine Sugar and Cotton Plantation,
Essks situated in Bellevue, distant about
azzzsaA miles from the Town of Opelousas
measuring 1000 arpents of land, part of which is
well timbered. There Is upon the place, fine
brick sugar house with steam engine in good
order good cotton gn and one of the finest dwell
ing nonses IN the Parish, negro cabins, corn cribs
&C.; and adjoining this splendid estate there is
tract OF wood land of 1900 arpents upon which the
owner has privilege to take wood for the use of
the plantation.
Also % slaves of both sexes and divers ages.
amonng which Is working hands.
he whole will be sold together, at such price
and on such conditions as will suit the purchasers
For further information apply to the under
signed or at the office of the Onciousas Courier.
MICHAEL KING.
June 9th, 1860 near Oneonsas
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we'll improved Farm.

HETE are authorized to sell q property situated
III Church Prairie, about three miles from
OpeIousss and equally distant from Washington,
consisting of acres AS Of hch are under fsIaca
# The improvements are complete end make OF
Ithe place q asconnfortable residence.
Wood land near by can be purchased with or
without ID. sDU RE Y tiANkAND -
q 0peIoasas, May 10th, 1860.
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Tw 4 rsH.AfA ATM Go

N& N w aaas @ - sas 16R6h86A q ~ ~ .
E7A THE undersigned, being no longer enga-
dEs, s,3 ged with Mr.. Delarue, has the honor to an
nounce to the public that he has tablished him-
self il Opelousas, where he will repair clocks
watches and iewelry. The most difficult Jobs ln
his trade will be done in the most approved style
and workmanlike manner. Repairs on Chronome-
ters, Patent Levers etc, fully guaranteed.
His shop Is on Bellevue street, between Main
and Court, IN Opelousas. w. h. JUDGE.
Opeiousas, May 26th, 1850.
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For saIf at prlbate Salf.

WI TRACT OF LAND measuring 800
sarpents, good arabic land, ono half Of
which is we'll timbered, situated about Is
miles from the town Of Opelousas This land
will be sold at S8 per arpent one half cash
and The balance insone year, without interest
For particulars apply 20
ULYSSE PRUD'HOMME.
ID Washington. or
at the Opezousas Cossrssr's Office.
Opelousas. Feb. Is, 1850. ly.
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sugar. NEiaI for sale.

I "A good horse power Sugar Mill, with set of
IN kettles, all in good order, will be sold at a
moderate price. Apply to John ?. Hudson Belle
yue. or at the Office ofthe 0pelousas Courier
81 eTune OH 1870 st- sSas@fz 5sss SSSs
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j. WI. WHITE, Carpenter,

,. vi. WHITE, Carpenter,
nFFERS his services to the citizens of One
~ lousas and vicinity who need any thing in
his line of business
rJobs done promptly, in workmanlike man.
ner. ana charges moderate. July 21.-ly
FRESH SUPPLY OF FURNITURE.
HE undersigned has just arrived from the
= City with complete assortment of fine
furniture such as
aRMOIRS, EM, sOPHAS,
bEDolEADS, TOILETS,
CHAIRS, etc. etc.
The best articles, at moderate prices, may now
be found at the Furniture store of
LOUIS WAITER.
Opeousas, June 9th, 1860.
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g. H.

SPLENDID PLANTATION, situated With
ia IN three miles al Barrels Landing four Of Ope-
lousas and about four from Washington situated
OH each siaa of the Bayou Teche. $50 aTpents on
tfe East and 400 afpents on the West side $50 to-
500 aspents are under fence balance is wood land.
The improvements consists Of 4 good dwelling
house negro cabins susar house, cotton house etc.,
#etc. . Do RE = GARLAND
ope eiouaas, May 18th, 1860. d
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COMMERCIAL CO-PARTNERSHIP<
JOSEPH BLOCH, Sol. FIRaBERG&. \. E. LOEB
Y VHE undersigned entered into COM
IL mercial co.partnership, on the 1st of
March 1860, for the purpose of carrying on
a general Dry Good Business in Opelousas.
They slender their services to the public
at the Brick Store, heretofore occupied BY
Firnberg Il Kaufman and the Patriot OF.
fee Their stock will soon be complete
and customers shall not complain at prices,
BLOCH, FIRNBERG eco.
Opelousas, March 3rd, 1860.
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OSsT iii shs undersig gned y ncts for
q so dsted sonssi1aa n August last.
nayable so he 10 days after date. and signed
bY job silnms
psfaoils are hereby varnsd not % trade
III MD note, ID Il: III ny property.
"a do II IsPI PIz ~ B0llLAJk.
rsInusas, Esss sag.t 81 Ils,'b, l,', ia
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Ladies' pes sossSGd dv1asced a's 5feas
MI the two bitters, the lirsf III taken with any
81 shing to suit tle taste be second ID already
.anl ii to be ken ID spared. Both san
seken together. The use DC one of ths other or
81 the same time restores Id health and ~
abShss the digestive organs, the cause q all
aaeh diseases 10 Liver Complaint, Nervous "A lis.'
sasss General Debility. xc., Sc, and al cows,
aslaiaI III fs vsrs Itiaa feat fene-
asins back ,tneagt of thss shsy No., Sse.
Ror ssle by A. A PEYEHAUD. pTags lst. ln
1 nsw 0alsaaa. sntt IsEvY, agents IN slossass
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Ay1AE&y 5@Po6o5RS@2
Opelousas September 25th, 1858.


NHE undersigned, having formed commercial
co-partnershlp under the style of Nsy + Du-
pre- have the honor Of announcing to their friends
and the public generally, that one Of them hasJust
returned from New York witha complete assort-
ment of Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery ware,
Tin ware, Groceries, Shoes aud Boots, Liquors.
fancy articles; In word, they have supply of
have.
Wishing to discard every shiz ake charlatanisnaj
sen.d from this hs.t,ts the
chandize as low as New Orleans ecKsA prizes, asiE
perhaps, cheaper than goods hayaa 49, c.
here up to the present date. l..sssfiaf III
The undersigned, planting go upon NE
conviction that the cash system is III as well
for the buyers @as the merchant, ho7sa that those
who may be disposed to patronize them, will not
place them under the hard necessity of constantly
reminding them, that, in consequence of the low
of their prices, they carry on business for
Cash only.
Main Street, -
BENOTT NEY,
EDMOND nUPRE.
Opelousas, March 18th, 1860.
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N o I.C E

YVHE undersigned respectfully requests those
II who are indebted to him either for clock ~
watch repars for the sale of jewelrv or otherg;s.
to come forward and settle without DELAY ftbev
wish to avoid costs.
Hetakes this opportunity to inform his friends
and the public in general that from and after this
date he can neither work nor sell upon any othey
cond tions than FOR CASH.
Mar. 1850 F. DEJ.AR1rr
Corner Main and ReJlovno 0n,l,r.,.
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Plantation and Lands for Sale.
WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE
R Il CERTAIN
!IIk SUGAR PLANTATION,

8situated in the Parish of St. Ian.
dry, on the East side of Bayou Crocant or
Teche, bounded above by lands belonging to
Mudd, and below by lands belonging to Terr-
el, having about Is arpents on said Bayou
Crocant, with depth of about 40 arpents,
more Or less, containing seven hundred and
eighteen arpents more or less in superficial
extent, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. Also certain
RRA@W or AANDa
known as the Thompson Tract, situated in
said Parish Of St Landry, on the West side
of Bayou Crocant or Teche, having front
thereon of fourteen arpents, by an irregular
depth bounded on the upper line by lands
belonging to Thos. B. Knox and Prud6omme,
on the lower line of lands belonging to, or
known as the Nugent Tract, and on the back
lines Of lands belonging to Thoo T. Lewis,
being nearly opposite to the said Sugar Plan
tation, and containing 428 arpents, more Or
less.
o. For terms and conditions, apply to
John Fl. Ilsley, agent of Richard McAll,
Parish of Ascension, or to r. McAll himself
4 miles above Donaldsonville.
February 18th, 1906
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W. A "a y u OBJ
. ri a IDS Esal ag SA LIE.

HE VHE subscriber is The owner OF the fol-
lowing described lands, situated on The
right bank descending Of the Atohafalaya
River near the mouth Of the Coutableau: viz!
q. Lots Nos. two Eve. six and seven Of Sec
ton fourteen; The East half ofthe North
east quarter Of Section tWenty-three, Section
twenty five and LOT No. one of Section twenty
ire; the whole ia Township No. I Range I
East.
He will sell upon liberal terms The whole
5of the said lands Of such portions thereof as
may be- desired
Address D. BONFORD.
Sept. 18th. 1906. New Orleans.
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ST. MlRY,S ACADEMY.
1a@>as 1AsAAA,
9seloups. st. Landry, La,

vNHIs institution, lately established in the town
= Of Opelousas, to bessow upon the boys and
youths Of the Parish the Incompatible blessing Of
asolid education, will resume its duties on tha
Goth Of October.
The course Of instruction will embrace snch
branches as will be most useful to the pupils; the
utmost care will be paid to their rapid improve
ment.
The best Teachers will be selected their num-
Der will be increased to aait the increasing number
Of the students.
the beginning she long experience of those at the
head of it. tieiF unconquefabie discrimination TO
carry out the noble work, are the best pledge they
can offer to parents dor the improvement Of their
children
orterms and other particulars apply to
Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND.
Opelousas Septembar 25th 1855
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DR. F. w. LAhTER, Dental Surgeon,

MousuuiOe street, Washington. La
80 DIR. .IANTFR having been engaged
q many years of his life in the success
lIIIyfull practice ofDentistry, is compe-
tent to perform afoperations in the highest degree
Of perfection: He excels in the science of saving
natural Teeth, and will devote particular care and
attention to that object. ..e
Dr. Lanter's whole time and undivided atteR-
tion will be given to the exercise Of his profession
Washington, 26th May, ls60.-1y.
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WhSHING DRUG g u ORR

- 5 Z HE underslgned hereby intsTm Their
friends and the public III general that thtT
assortment of Drugs and Medicines as also Paints,
PerfdmsrY u ail kinds, &c .E8s
They are agents for the sale of large quantity
of Patent Medicines, the most pop1Iar.
a. L0U UAILLIER d GO.
April q, 1859. Washington, La .
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lNg0lses ieSfs1sg1 Ssesls vi

III ID subscriber takes ibis
method u informing tue public
that be has on hand, and il
daily manufacturing III kinds of Saddles
Harnesses sriidles and other such articles
usually kent Ia bis line Of trade, on Main
street, nearly opposite ISa fFFman q store fh
OpsIcnsas Where slle public ean find at al
times, from q low prizes sad ddiIe 81 harness W
sthe finest III bat can be made iii the IState A
call ii solicited. III he is etermined % plesss
both in price and quality of Work
GEO ORGE pJJIiFO Ord.
Opelousas, July 10th, 4 $50
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I'D u C u Cd y &c U %.
Corasr BienVille Exchange Alley, N.-orleanA
1s.uus, Have the honor to inform their friends
f 4and the public that they have just opened
~ sat their Store No. 90 BienTille Street, At
the corner of Exchange Alley, Depot Of Furniture
81 every description, such as Bedstesds, Armoirs,
Centre Tables and Others Teteatete, Chains Sofas,
Fautenils Moss, hair and spring mattresses Feather
beds. They repair furniture, make exchanges and
TAKE il On storage They hope by care and industry
ID obtain ! share Of public patronage. Dec. 81.
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SEowv C8pmoDUaye

Sew C8Ip@@DUaJo
Ga THEesndersgned has established
Grocery Store on Main Street, Ope-
lonsas, near the Courisr's Oaice,
swhere he will constantly keep fresh
articles Of Grocery and liquors at low prices as
small profit will admit. His present stock COM
priseso
Flour, Bologna sausages,
Sugar cured hams, CIaret and other wine,
Smoked shoulders, Whiskey,
Dried peas Of fdivers kinds, Brandies,
Sardina, Champagne,
Lobssers, Irish potatoes,
Core oysters, Coffee,
Dried tongues, Sugar, Rice and in fact
every thing pertaining to complete Grocery
Store RAPHAEL HOLLIER.
Opelouses Decenber 17th 1859.
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Z ERE

NOT ID ID d BUT ERs
41URcHAsERs wishing to purchase lands ii
smaIl quantities can be accomn1ca by
spfilyinE sos
CHErTs& & RICHIE Land gents.
ashiagto lsa. Auglst Al 1850.
Cspax n HDaDn III mi aH(Dgs
" q Ncts0sesy s9s assa ffox t1ss gnxssh
..ss,sttr
Orders lefk at Biz Cane Pest 0f6ca will be
sFosnr,tlv amended %. An
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, .rap5R @NSea5ae

a s,,ar Plantation situated in Bayou chicos
IN rnntaining son acres Of land, four hundred
ander fence. Good sugar house, gin house, sta
hies corn houses &C., &c. Also good dwelling, me-
gro qaa''s'' - -S'.'s CHEvIs& & RITCHIE,
Land Agents.
washington, La, August 18th, 1860.
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Ell.

glsss, fsosI, d " III yesrs DID
1 ca be xsc sd a. geod naatse
Apely afris y HroEhsr, Washingt ~.
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", g0R ggE8Re

We g0R4EE88e
attorney and Counselor at Law.
Office, IN Washington La.
WDE1NG permanently located in Wash
ND ington, will attend promptly to any
professional business copfded to him in the
courts Of St. Landry and neighboring Par
ishes. ~..5..--
Opelousas, June 2srd, Is6O.--ly.
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ai1Bo 9mD@11DN MO,Dg7WgNW!aas
INSTRUMENTATION. Opelonsas.

MerchantsTallOFs OpelORsass
TTAS the honor to announce to his friends and
il the public in general that he has just arrived
from New York with full and complete nssortmens
Of goods chosen expressly by him and for his pa
irons, suitable for gentlemen clothing such cloths
casimirs and other stuhs He has also large assort.
ment Of ready made clothing, cut and made under
his own supervision and after the most fashionable
cuts most Of which to suit hs old patrons also the
public who may wish good, durable aud elegant
clothing.
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IN II GRO llasS.

Il IA D undersigned has 4 pack Of excellent
negro dogs, and offers bis services 10
the public for catching runaway negroes,
All orders left ii the CoNyiiey office Of with
The undersigned 1t Michel Bourdelon's ., i'd
Prairie Basae, will be promptly attended to.
3 W. HORTON. ~
Opeloasas, june 28rd, 1866. e;m. at. .
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~ Cd g e ca IN {


1HyHE undersigned being an old Coffee House
Il Keeper, for many years in Cheneyville, Sci
zes this opportunity to inform his friends and the
public in general that he has permanently located
in the Town Of Washington. as agent for A. Going.
at the house known as A. Going's Coffee House,
where he will always be found ready to wait on
his patrons with the best liquors that be pro-
cured in the United-States.
"a -S.7= !. G. DRINKARD.
Washington. La, August 4th, 1860. sm
WyABlIIEg G}fTO ON ElO OIplB 80
YSHE above popular stand has again been re-
opened by the undersigned.
It Is the most conveniently located house in the
town Of Washington, with large and airy rooms,
newly fitted up.
The aecomodations will ever be the best that
the country can supply at the following PRICES:
Board s;,sale and lodging per month"; 9eoo 90
and week .s 700
a q g day $50
~ Attached 10 the Hotel is large and COM
modious stable, well supplied with corn, hay and
fodder, where horses will be taken care Of at the
following rates:
Per month, ... $4,000
Perweek, 100
Elegant ntbuggies and fne saddle horses shall al
ways Be kept in readiness for hire atthe following
rates:
. Horse i and buggy Psrdsy $50
Buggy and harness per day 80
+ Washington MAY 18th, 1ss0.--tf.
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ii Fine Reside dence ior Sale.

YHyHE undersigned will sell, o private sale, En
account of departure, biz Iasids dsiaee ir tt!as
town pc Opslonsas ss5s99
R The residences isa tlvo story brick bnildlng,
situated on M ain street, between Landr and TIle
streets; shs tosrn lot ambraees about one acfanf
land, well inpEDved, having ine nrrhsr, gassfan,
put. houses, bath houses. two laEe
eisterns and ir fact every convenience thereHn.
ma mi seii tke lot aiii The bDiid idings md
iir,t,1oyer,eIts thereon. either og ithapt
abnnt s25oO wort Il 81 spllsshnid sinrnit itIre
Every thing shout premises A in thorough u
repair. Apply "
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Ian ID 9 ALES.

\ q SUGAR PLANTATION adapted 70 either
II sugar 81 GOTTEN, containing GOO arpents, 200
under fence bslance mast asslra BILE Tood land in
the Parish
Terms Easy 5fz3
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ID saperisr Laaiss sssrvaat ior sals

Y saperiar Laaisb ssETant Tor Sala,
ONLY seventeen years Of age, an ac-
eomplished hair dresser md seamstress.
~aaher and iironer, genteel and roll bred,
healshY md of fne disposition.
Guaranteed iii Ell respects knquire u
this ii III olhDe.
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.Ess. D d. l lss 4 II 81 E.3s
l. DIP. SIIRTE YOR, Bal0n Roags, "a.
i'll give prpmp attention to the en-
try Of Lands at the State Land e1f-
slIea at Baton Kong WIG
)pslousas leE 22so)tl,. 1859
alcasieu Press please copie in En-
HBaisl IisIl only
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81 q ,u 80 s AZ NJ hW Wo
ESIRE RES Isl Inform bis patrons and friends and
u Es,e public generally that he has established
hsaa oil Las,ry sseet between the officeof Messrs
1dprS and Garialsd and thas of NJ. g. a. MoutoIa,
has lie win TIA ready AZ any and All times ~ NJ
81 thluse Who may favor him with 4 ealls
i elonsas, My 5th, 1890
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or q / b 1 prsyaf ss1l ri, 4 Il

II TRACT on LANH, measuring 400 super1i.s
ciaI art1enss is,loles VI .ess tlatsd in shes
Parish Of ST Landry, Al The plsss % stes
Cayaiers. .xs
VII piata 81 at she oilscs of1 1tke Getsssr.
sI0usas JnIy 7ths 1860 sss
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4.

TH y igned has iusta arrived
G$TnN frsm News lrieans Eith large and
q choice assortment &c JewelrY. con-
II yfbe sisting principally yin Ladies' Camge
3 - Sets, Breast Pins, Bracelets, Lock-
cts Ear Rings, and III short every article Of the
richest Jewelry as wen as the finest assortment os
Gold and Silver Watches for ladies' and gentlemen,
all 81 which he has just received from one Of tha
largest comm srcial houses Of New York, and which
he will sell at moderate prices for cash. d
He takes this opportunity to announce 70 biz
friends and the public general that be has secured
the aervicesof an experienced and skiIfnl Watch
ma ker who viii be constantly ID attendance
s r. DELARU e 4
Corner Main and Bellevue streefa,
iii OpeloHsas, January 29th, 1859.
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October 29th 1s59-1v.
FOR SALE.

cotton plantation situated Bayou Bsrf about twenty
Aniles from Washingon containing 1900 acres Of land
two hund high state Of cu'tsaon ne g'n dwell
ved place in the ParAiso ten or twelve negroes If de-
ss.' y ~ CHEvIs RITCHIE. Land Agents.
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MOTTO.

S4as# 80 - 50 #E345 8
z yHE undersigned wonid respectfully in
II form his customers that groceries arc
q cash article; all amounts owed to him for
che same are due on the 1st Of each month. Il
He expects, and hereafter, will require
from all persons punctual payments, or cash
Oh delivery. for his groceries.
Al. BALDWIN.
Washinutnn Nav 2fstH 1860 IF
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MOVING MACHINES.
gKMTILL be found at Ney & Duprs, sew
wv eral moving machines for sale.
Qpslousae, July 1Bth. 1859.
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Bell-Cheney Springs for Sale.

-R The undersigned will sell, at
slA private sale, the well known and
i 9 popular watering place, "Bell-
Gheneu ,S1axau os.,,
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m WEXEKHAEH HAYS.

United States DepMty Sstyveyor.
~ OEce, at his residence, corner Of
Court & South streets Opelousas, La.
June 9th, 1860.
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BORNE b GRADENIGO, Collectors

XK1ILL taks ID collection, claims Of all kinds and
wv descriptions which may be entrusted to thenr
from the Parish Of ST. Landry and those adjoining,
as Well ID from New Orleans. They hope by their
Industry and pnactuality TO deserve share Of tho
public patronage Their Office is on Main street,
OpeIousas, opposite u. Proyost. IJan. II, 1869.
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cxFREs EtJ.1.
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