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The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
GROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED
SEW ~ A GEIN E:Ss
Far faanila and 1,zantat;oa, se,r;un

Tor JdHezsy anu l1edntatso7e2 SeacsHI.
G. GAussous, agent for these Incompatible ma.
chimes, is now in 0pelousas. Samples Of these ma
Chimes may be seen at the store of Ney and Dupre
GROVER Il BAEERs SEWING MACHINES ARE sUrE-
RI0R 70 ALL orHERs!i
The advantages claimed TOR this Maeaiase@ars':
That It makes q stronger and handsonssr seam
than is made by hand, or by any other machine.
That il makes a more elastic seam, which will
withstandthe tests aoea4, and Bassng and ironing
better than that as1let t5y any other machine. .
That the speed at which it is used Is higher than
any other, and the posuer reqaired to operate 1t is
less than that required By any other aaaeiasne.
That it is nearkg aoiseless in its operations.
That its construction is more simple, and its lia~
biity to disarrangement less than any other.
That it ean be more qaiekly leaTned, more eaaily
kept in order, got ready for use, and changed from
one quality or grade of ssork, than any other.
Its applicability TO the entire range of Family
SeWng-from the finest and most delicate texture
to the heavier and coarser fabrics. ~
That it uses threador silk from the original spoots
no reminding shuttes or bobbins to fill.
That it finishes its work and fastens the end of
every seas each stitch is independent of it's neigh
hor.
Il has no leather pad. .ssass
i child ten years ofags can wo.k them with per.
feet ease.
aw The undersigned also agent for the Eagle
Cotton Jin. Goulding, Bageley & snWalIs Steam
Engines aud Saw Mills.
c. GAUssoIA Agent.
=: a,oio.sao Mar.ssf 1884 s5e5 f5SzSga s55ss.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02

THSHls delightful watering place, sitnated in the
H. Parish of St Landry, in beautiful rolling
Pine Woods distant about SO miles from Opelousas
will be opened on the first Of June next, for the
reception of Visitors.
These springs are tavorabiy known among the
people of the surrounding Parishes mineral
waters of great efficacy in chronic diseases of
rous knds-their mineral virtues having been
tested by iunnmerable cures trey have performed.
This Establishment is now undergoing tho
rough repair and several new family houses in
construction and the plan will afford ample room
for 200 visitors this season.
The services of our excellent cook (Sylvester
well known by many ofmy visitors| good stew
ard and polite and attentive servants have been
secured and fine band of music headed by Iosi
the celebrated Italian VIoiinist is also engaged for
the season.
Two lines of Omnibuses will run between 0pe-
lousas and the Springs twice a week regularly.
Persons visiting the above Establishment may
have thei1 letters and papers directed to "Ville
Plate, Bell Cheney Spgs. and they will receive
them twice week.
Board and Lodging per week. 10000 90
Children and Servants half price.
Horses der day, LOO
E. PATIN, Proprietor.
0,aloncac Nav f9Hn
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Public Sale.

Estate Of Etiea,ne Dupzechaias. ase'a
" n ShE public are hereby informed Mat
n there will be sold at public SALE to. .tbe
| lasl ana highest bidder by the UNDERSIGNED
administrator of the Estata of Et;orre n,
plechain, in Petit Bois,a at the last res;5ono,
of said deceased, on - ' 's''1eA0'
Wednesday 9th of June next, 1860.
the following described property belono;nc
to the succession of said Etieune Dnnlecha;n7
deceased, to.wit.s ses7s 4a ...sssz@"Sl e
DAVID, negroraan aged about % yeara
/ Two creole horses.
Two nilch COWS.
Ore branding iron and about thirty head
of vacherie cattle.
Two yokes of work oxen.
One dwelling house
400 nine feet pieux
One lot of tools
Abous 25 head of hogs.
One hunting knife and some other articles
the enumeration Of which would be too te.
dious.
Terms and Cond;taoas:-Ail sums ur-
der tive dollars cash, and all sums of and over
i've dollars payable in two equal animal in-
stalments from the day of sale-Purchaser
giving their notes with approved personal Sc
curlty.-MoreoEer the slave David remain
ing specially mortgaged to said estate until
full and entire payment of the purchase
money and the interest which may accrue
thereon.-Al sums not punctually paid at
maturity to bear eight per cent interest from
time due until finally settled.
NEMESIE MAYER.
AdminiSt7 ator
st,Landry, May 5th, 1850.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02

r HI undersigned having taken the large brick
4 buildings opposite ? & v Roy's old Store,
Main Street Opeousas, has just arrived from New
Orleans with COMPLETE assortment of House
hold Furniture of all kinds and prices, comprising
MAHoGANv BEDsTEADs AND ARMoiRs;
BLEcK Walnut
TABLES, marble tops and others;
SoFAs, BuREAUx;
S1DEBoARos, WAsHsTANDs
RocKING-cuaIRs, CHAIRS;
and many other articles suitable for farniies.
bachelors. public houses &C., the enumeration OF
which would be too tedious
Owing to the Importance of his purshases and
other considerations he is now enabled to sell his
Furniture as low as it can be got from New
Orleans.
He takes this opportunity to inform his friends,
and the public in general that he will continue TO
make new furniture, repair old one and exchange
new articles for any old which may be repaired.
Hoping to merit share of the public patronage,
he invites ladies and gentlemen to come and ex-=
anime his stock OF furniture.
II 4
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pelousas, April 18th, 1860.
De W. gR8Ye

nR. T. w. LANTER, would respectfully an
M1 nounce to his friends, and the public general
", that he IS permanently located in Washington
and offers his professional services to each and every
one that may favor hin with his patronage
He is confident after long and successful expert
ence and with extensive conveniences necessary
for doing all kinds OF work required in dentistry,
that he is prepared to perform the duties of his
profession, with neatness, despatrhs and perfect
satisfaction to his pratrons. Artificial teeth iDser
ted from one to an entire set the most approved
plan and in astyle eonbiningin the highest degree
usefulness, natural expression, comfort and durabi-
iity.~Pagtleuar attention always paid to the pre-
seryation of natural teeth.
NJ B.-Dr. Lantef may always be found at his
residence on Moundviile street, Washington, ex-
cent when called away on business.
Washington, La, May 26th, is6o.-fy.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
Public Sale.
Estate Of Giles Higginbotham deco

Lstate VI Uiles Hlggln5otlam Gee q.
TMSHE public are hereby informed that
~ there will be sold, to the last and
highest bidder, by the undersigned admins
traitor, through the ministry Of duly quail
fed auctioneer, on the premises hereinafter
described, in plaquemine Brulee in the Pa
rish Of st Landry, on
Thursday, the l4th Of June aeat, 1860,
the following described property belonging
to said estate, to wit
A Certain Tract or Parcel Of Land,
designated as the West half of Northwest
quarter dissection twenty eight and lots No.
one and two OF section % in Township No.
I, South of Range No. East, containing ono
hundred and nine and 1G-I0O acres.
TERMS AND coNDITIoNs-One hundred
and thirty dollars and forty five cents.of the
purchased money cash, the balance IN three
equal annual instalments from the day ofsale.
Purchasers furnishing their notes with ap
proved personal security an solido to the
satisfaction ef the administrator and more
over vendors privilege being retained,
and the bond remaining specially mortgaged
and hypotheeated unto said succession until
full and entire payment of the purchased
money and all iuteres which may accrue
thereon. All sums not punctually paid at
to bear 8 per cent per annum from
time due until finally settled.
JOSEPH G.. .HIGGINROTHAM.
.=-....ss Aamauast2ator.
Ope1ousas, 18th May, 1860.
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Steamboat Notice..

{ THe aseamer SILVER
e.. HEELS. &C. Pickett Mas
'f2sallsssA "a - - ter, will leave Washington
every "Wednesday yat 4 ane'clocks "A. NJ and New
Orleans every Saturday al 5 o'clock 2. M
l.. -Four barges are ronstantly employed transpor'
ting sugar and cotton fromrup Bayou BGnffor the
Sisyea Heels: ~
Tha public can resyson shepusIctu alityYa fthisr
boat: she Is he fast est beat in nnd he
acsommod atianR for passengers can not be sssrs
passed by any. The freight rates the same as
The other sbeaf ID in thez4ratfe.
Cor fsaighs Or pasasgsapply On haarsheEts4s-
tire e. Corsil, Washington.
January 18th, 1860. .
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III a II. EN- UP

10y : BY the subscriber On his planta-
ton, on Bayou Teche, miles above the
junction, on Monday the .2nd April last. one
large A mesican grey Horse, nearly 16 hands
high and about L years cid. He bears no
distinct brands, works well in harness and
under the saddle
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property pay charges and take him
away, otherwise the law regulating such eases
will be enforced. is. L. COLES. s
St. landry, May 5th 1Sf0.=1m
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BID0RE GR

Marble cutter aHaaI EaagraVer,
AFFEgS his services To The public oftha Parish
~ Of ST. Landry. Having established at So. Mar
tfnsVe Dspot of Italian Marble Of the first
hais now prepared EHnsrary Monuments with
Without inscriptions all plans and aecorang TO
all tastes, in q pnompt aud WoEknanliks manaer and
On moderate prices. O.
Those wE,o nav need hisservices wilIplesse write
to ssr as arsinsviIie o. apply TO the editor Of
ia ora!cusss Courier Aug..I 1a5B-s ],
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
sra Il q il NJ TQMTI7nTg. SC


tFIANDftAiN, No. ~. Cont Street, bssween Ghars
a. tres and Royal, New rsans, has 5tt1 rssesssd an
assortment Pianos directly the utaaaactass of Mr..
A ueaia. Paris, patentet contractor of alt the Of
Enrot ana uus Dehain has receirsd several
ms 5aisef The Exasstons London and Tosk,
fag divers Pianos af his nscatisn. Alt tr Ranas that
come and ifrorsd
expestsen; ard recognized Enrape as being snpe
rfor d aif stA rs. #s
MI Al Ftand ain. fararahF knawn many Parishes Of
Lonisana syite amateurs aud
thin the Pianos and ilarro
he has just rsessyed from the abase named house
Havse been HE niactnry of MIR. Debain
Flanran convinced af the Of iiest
iussunsnts, aud heag esfous TO make them well known N
ihis isse. HE :H hilnss Al with small profit the
sae ftis same, will thsm Bssdss hs i
tame and repair them.t i sgE ~
lIaaa sFecaniqucs n-ssss
Ths has definitely Ill ana
double advantage of nsHg At
salpe Piano with ordnary key artists and
BY II Il iastru
which artist exeents the most piscs
afanaains r well the
and will repair them perfectly
Bes, "a.
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E W { Is.

E1 w Es I 7 IS.
~ n. JUS received III the GPEL0USAS
. s'sssssz DRUG sTo RE, kept by SIS
u 1 .a lsg sll % sI Ess sIEa ~ % la1a
II SaIuhI esphate of Iron, Of lsLeras, !,
pophosnhit III Soda, Bromide Die potassi,ln,-
Iraa ssHl lara And ganeEaa assortnlea Of French Il
shanaIeaI Il and patent sefs dicines. ss
4 u aIfsstsLIsIs Ans TcAN FATEnr MEnIrfsEs
Eeansdras great Medical Discovery, MeLean's 4
inn gsaating GoIaiial Jonus Whitcomb's Asthma
lhsneiy, etc.
f5 GILEa Iaaies' fine Pen knl ves. Ganflen1ea's
lanc ke1 land the Hazors, iucases;
assiaaa inrases, and single
11airs E0reeps ard Pull i lxins
IS 81 rleaEa Letter and Note Paper af
fhe Best stteeI Pens, Fen Holders, Tnalfa
Ezassabber Squares Lead Peneis, f5uilIot Garnaine
llAlk eIIopes, Maynard 81 NoYes caIabrated
;Haek II WI ting Ink. IS .ss3sz
AaGy RIIcIEs am Ill fsssiseuit sta
f;nettes, Pnre md 81 Tnxes. Porte
aneerchiels Extracts, pcn,at atuu, Tai
sss Scans, Creole l,al lor the hair etc.
s5 sSusn .zsine aud W fise Lead, Cal-
tars ID and atsr, aud .Insaed
s1siz, Ernshes, etc.
AI.au Iot of spesie s.iiissble y p,t
rEfserves. 's
& ar,aIsIlsaa, Noreis.Ie l.gsssll,,
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
UpetUHsds, FEUlud1y " tttH Ieuot
FaSHIoNABIE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

FH3HE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
Il to his old fre;nds and the public generally,
that he is now we'll supplied with ski!Iful work.
men and material of the very best quality for
king mems and boys clothing. Hencetorward he
will work and sell for cash only, hecan, therefore,
accomodate customers with any kind of wearing ap-
parel at cheaper prices then heretofore.
His store is on the corner of Main & Vine streets
nearly opposite F. A. Kings residence.
DNL. SHEUBLE
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
u -EW STORE!

TEgHE undersigned, having formed commercial
IL co-partnership under the style of Ne5 d; ny
prs, hare the honor OF announcing to THEN frenda
and the public generally, That one Of then has juss
returned from New York with 9 complete assortment
Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery ware Tin ware,
Groceries. Shoes and Boots Liquors fancy articles;
In .. word, thay have aappiy Of every thing that
Country Store can, Or ought 70 have. a., ,..s-
wishing TO Discard every thing like charlatanism
fron, this announcements, nevertheless, the under
signed hesitate not 70 they sell their n'er,
cbandize as low as New Orleans retail prices, aud
,,erhaps. cheaper than goods have ever been sold
here up to the present date. -
The undersigned, planting themselves upon the
conyction that the cash syste is the best, as well
for the buyers as thesmerchant, hopes that those
who may be disposed ID patronize them, will not
place them under the hard necessity OF constantly
remendng them, that, ID consequence oft lowneas
of hair prices they carry on business tor eaS1
onLH
They occupy thassold stand Of r 4 = Aoy' Oh
'1AA''s y ''es ''''s ~ sa s#s BEEoTT NEY.
EDMOND DUPHE.
nm
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UIDElI
8. ], al ~ ii /. s 1te s
gusIoaS;l st. LandTY nil.

aTIS Institn Iatei lishea in the town
of Opeloasas, To besgoW upon the boys and
youths of the Parish the incolnnar abba blessing af
asolid education, will resume lis duties on the
aushof October. . 81
sThe ecnsss Dc instruction will embrace such
branches ID viii Be most useful tp the
utmost cara will be paid to their inproys-
sszent. ssss sss
The bsst Teachers will De selected tfaeis num-
ber he increased To suIt the increasing number
of the skndents.
hs ynfy great success of the institution from
.le the Iong experience sc those az the
aead oi III; tfeir unconqu nqueTable rsnnation to-
earry st the noble work, the best pledge tey
cnn olas toparaHts fur the improvement Of their
children
Fort terms and other part lars apply to
III Nv u LIB ERT RAYbf0ND
C1raIosIaas September 55th. 1888 -
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rIYIYG nIITCHuaN.

80 FLYING DD'EEHIAN.
slssssz# :. THIS splendid stallion will stand
sssa at H. Chretien's plantation, near
Al aSs-=s Grand Cosean, and serve admitted
u:,nyser Of mares, from March 1st to IalF 18th,
1896 at saa. The season, TO be paid the FIRST time
t,s service fall serviee afterwards TO Jniy 18th
1850 frse,l
8# Flying DutcEnaan IS half brother to 2. b. La
Ceui x,a GEM He was by the eYersyictorioas
Bt,arsaioue by fanenth Eclipse out Of Miss Ball
lfE sst. Landry EelrnarYE n th eGO.-3ni. III.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
Lumber! LzaHahHBeP!!

YlNyHE undersigned having improved and
I'LL transported his SaW-Mill two miles OF
Barre's Landing, on Bayou Ceurtableau, is
NOW ready to saw any quantity OF lumber, OF
any length, up to a feet. Lumber Will be
delivered either at his mill or at Barry's
Lending, and large bills filed at. moderate
prices: Ghs.oLooh. daa
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
For sale nj private Sale.

xassnA The property of the subscriber, stu
ffsssaII@ ated in the Town of opeleusas, consist
Isssssss Issss ing in good Dwelling House, Kitchen,
ANIsl& &c. WheeEwright Shop with q turning
machine in good working order, and a town Lot.
This shop il well situated, near two Blacksmith
shops. This property viii be sold with or without
all the lumber, tools &C.
For the terms and conditions apply to the UNDER
signed, on the premises.
He reterases his firm determination Of working
for cash and for cash only.
Apri! Ifsh. PIERRE -GOSSELiS.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
ESgr ggage 81.

IN FROM the residence of the
~ undersigned, about the lst Of the
aa@szzasn present month, an American
horse, of a deep sand color having little
white in the face, about Il years old. This
horse is not branded aud bears no other marks
except those Of the harness; he has the string
halt in the right hind leg;
A Creole Mule, dark yellow, branded
nearly thus @ 2 carries marks of the harness:
An American mare colt, one yshr DID, Of
dun color-with white maine and tail-no
brand
A liberal reward will be given to whomso-
ever will return the above horses and mule
to Ellie LUCULUS.
st. Landry, NAV 18th, 1860
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
STORE.

THE uttde erzfgnAd harehy hf1ssa tlseiTs
~ trends anil the pub iii general that taey.
lhav Just ieceiy yed a ffesh and consIrsraha{
ef Dsugs and aaa ain Paiats,
perfuEneIT uI All kinds aSEs. lsssE
Thev are ageIts TIL ale sof II
al Patent III Iedieinea fse most poprIar. Isls
As LIaIL AILI.IEisR 90.
sa Ar,r;ii q. IaSg. gasiai1 1gten, Iass
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02

~ sINTON " HIs u sale 225 2255
- bbs III lid N heat and :sss5 Ihbls. of or
md Ry N Wiliske made Sby B. Stuart u
Go.Superior article d
nUy Esss lsT TL 81 81 saf AETTIN
7I Garundelet Street. q
Al $50 New .Drleana
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
plantation for sale,

HSHAMtHEEUHA KUE SsaaE9
AMN Bayou Reuf, containing sO4 acres.
Vm some $50 we'll cleared and under fence.
The above Tract of Land is equal in fer
tillty-to any land upon the Bayou, and will
be sold upon liberal terms.
Apply to DR.. ). a. Tax huh,
4s1o,,,,har 1-th fs5q If
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
U o. S. a u III 9

YEyTIE. undersigned has . goad Il new Carver's
IL Gin Stand Of the improved pateat, with so
: sws. for saie. The terms and conditions will be
advantageous To the purchaser.
Apply TO The ndefsigned, ON the Bayou Caur-
tsbeaa..5 ssss S Il. e. tsiGFtAaD
81. landry. Aurii zlst Ia60.-4m..z
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02

n ERRMAN BoDEaIULLER, Bellevue q.
near Raahel's old stand tsae hes 1 Enas1s gu
violin and guitar, and repairs 'sleaf 'na.ra- STU
meats and Tunes pIaisas s9aAaa'
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02

' 1Far sale ut prihate Sale.
IA TRACT OF LAND measuring 500
-A arpents. good arabic land. onashalf Of
which is we'll timbered, situated about 10
miles from the town Of Opelousas. This land
will be sold at So per arpent: one half cash
and the balance in one year, without interest.
For pasticulars apply to
ULYSSE PRUD'HOMME.
i(1nalor1saa Feb. Is. 1860 Iy.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02

Subscription. for one ssts IL ssble II III advance
three dollars paid at end az the year, four
dollars. No snhscriptiun " ffI BE- rseeiyed for a
period less than one year. n snuBErs1er wishing
70 dsesnsfaae transit give to that eff
Issstissag s1,a nts be- inserted
at cents per line areach and mi nbli catlon.
4 liberal dizroantW VIII be made fak yearly am and
standing aVefsiseraen sasssss. - t
All tie advertisements VIII inserted IN french
and eaglish uasii sas seaases 80 aaass eense7
No adyertiseu1e nt or subscription viii be stopped
until all the arrearages are paid, unless at the op
tion OF the publisher. .--..-~--2..ssrz
No eleetiontickess or other jobs pranted without
the noney,s the persor, ordering tEensto be print
Ten dollars 10 ADVANCE will invariably bezTe-s
ouirad for the announcement of for cf5ee
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l. OS T.

.ssEEzzs5 IL S&21 Il
MMN the 14th day Of May, instant, on the
u Bellevue road. between the town OF
Opelousas and the bridge on bayou Callahan,
o i've shooter, Colts patent.
A liberal reward will be given for the de-
livery of said pistol as=the Courier oface.
Opelousas, May 26th, 1s6o.tf.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
lei i, =. y. u, u; i. = 8 &

N lE slif Batan goHga La.
ILL give prompt attention 50 the en-
y d Lands u the sssstase Land 0f-
6ce, All Il33a1oil RRos.g,,.
lansas, Get 18th, s 88ssms 81 -
ullcasiieu Press please copie ~ En-
gEisla asa Ir ss
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4 we'll improved Farm.

wv E are authorized to sell a property situated
IN in Church Prairie, about three miles trom
0tselausas aud equally distant from Washington,
CONSULTING Of acres IS of which are under fence.
The improvements are complete and make 81
the pIaee a comfortable residence
& Wool land near by can be purchased with or
without Il. DupRE & GARLAND.
Opelousas, May Ieth. 1860. &
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
aeEC Los Co.
former HleHFille 4 Exchange Alley, a.-trleans

Have tie homer tainfnru their friends
and the pabHa that they hare Just Opened
~ Fat their Store, No So IsiensfIte Street. At
the corner of Exchaage Aiey; 81 Depot Of furniture
Of every description, such rs Redsteais, Armois,
Centre Tables and Others Ghairs sofas
Fau,ens Moss. hair and spring mattresses, Feather
beds. They repair furniture make exchanges aud
take II on storage. They hope hycare and industry
sa obtain d share of public patrouas sa. lac.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
BORNE & GRADENIGU, Collectors,

NTILL take in collection, claims of all kinds and
descriptions which may be entrusted to them
from the Parish Of ST. Landry and those adjoining,
as well as from New Orleans. They hope by their
Industry and puaetuality to deserve share of the
public patronage. Their office is on Main street,
Opeousas, opposite II. Prososs. Jan. Is, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02

atssiso s..sSSasll1aaI IlsasB5A llIlEl "a Cd
Merchant ia Iior, q PIE Iousas,
m AS the honor to- announce to his friends AID
. .A III the public in general that be- has just afrivad
frena New York with full and cumpeta nssortmeat
af goods chosen expressly hF him aHsd for his Eas
irons stumble for leae closhing snch ciotaa
casiilsirs and other sta he has also alargc assort-
snelit of ready made clothing. cnt and made under
His own supervision and afser the moan fashionable
cuts, nostof whie suit his old patrons aaaiaothe
padlie who may wish good, durable and elegant
clothing s
OaaI0nsas, October sgth Is59-- HI.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
.yes HE. LEG FE Rg.

DEALER IN HAY. Oars. Coax, &c,
No. I05 Old Levec, formerly No. 62)
ss NETV oRLE.1Ns.
T. Orders from the country promptly
attended TO-. May 18th 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
,uelouyss, Marcl, nth, 1860.
u @ Il C. E !.

. ynzvTI +, undersigned has opened a Family
Grocery Store On Bellevue street, at
Ia.Ters a,.L old stand, where be will sell choies
srt;clss ID as Iowa price as possible. During
the season, be will Consistently keep fresh fruits
of all kinds. y a. n hlaahAts. =,
Opelousas 2sth Jany. 1856 sm
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
a l. !.

90 b A. Il L.,
M Isa I, -Four years old ii the Spring, Of
hi bay color, with black legs name
assa - - q aads tail, bred w Judge =.
uupre6 Of Sc. Lantr Got by Boston q. out Of
I''rziria zbtuer Bostan BY George Mdrti'1 out
oIT Joh.s g. lsLllsrs Bosto,s the getcf BosTeNl
tae Gel abratsa mia horse raIrie Flower by
asnortea sosra.e out Of fadgs, the get imported
SIR SIR .dsehag out Of Lady of The Lak q.
III serve mares during The next Season at $50
each, payable invariably IN advance.
E He will stand at the stablesof Henry L. Garland,
as.ars Qpeionsas. IA ares from q distance can be
taft on the premises where they will receive pra
Eas care and attention at fhf cents aydaY.
typs aousas, January 18th 1850. S=*
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
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- iSza'ssyea 0a' stolen,
u "a FROM the undersigned, in Ope
OSSk-lousas, in the night of the 10th
ss~Ms4aa May instant, an American brown
Horse, abmt ! years old, with white spot
on.rrrle nose, one foot white, and branded
naArly thEs G
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A liberal reward will be given to whom
= - yer will bring back said horse to the un.
dersigned at Opelousas.
OMER POIRET.
Opelousas. MAY 10Th 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-02
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