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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-11

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As matter of convenient reference, we
publish below a statement of the electoral
vote each State in 1860, together with
the popular vote in 1856:
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~ORPORaTFOW.N-O TFCH.-

IN o ~ - DIR. 81 TKOW ~ % FEGE L.
u Order for Brick Side Walk. Council Chamber.
Sept. 25th, 186O.-And now IL is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville that the owners of all lots or parts OF
lots froL ting on adjoining the northeast side OF
First street, from Vine TO Division street, in
said CITY, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and thas they cause
a sidewalk of Glass No. l to be laid down there
ON within thirty days from the publication of this
order p. BURKE, Crk.
CITY Clerks Oflce. Sept %. 1850
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" Order for Brick Sidewalk. Council Chamber.
Sept 25 1860 Aud now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Con mon Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots or parts
Of Lots fronting on or adjoining the northeast
side of Eighth street, from Sycamore to Division
street, in said City, the sidewalks
thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and
that they cause a sidewalk of Glass No. 1 to be
laid down thereon, within thirty days from the pub
licahon of thi, order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
Cfark,s Ofice Sent % 1860
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The valno Of reliable Insurance will be apparent
from the following
LOSSES PAID BY TIL L Hl r N 4
DufING TpE PAST FIVE YEARS:
In Ohio, S43I ,52U.S Ia Michigan, S155, Ot3 81
In Wisconsin, IJ6.955.07 la ludiaita.. lag, s39SI
In Kentucky, 20l ,939i0 Ia illinois, AS, l27 Al
Missouri, 36i ,6ls.oi Tenn"ssre... g7,5l9.2l
Iowa Il MINI. 1Ol,3G9.4G Kansas Il Neb I9,9i5.77
penn'a & Va. 81 ,5s5 50 Arb. It Ga. 23.945.o9
Mississippi aud Alabama, So, 4l2.I8.
Fire and Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with soIYeacy
and fair profit.
Especial attention eUeblto of DTTEE HTNGS
end COHesHtS, FOR terms Of 10 yeays.
The solit service long and successfully tried and
the many advantages the lEtna Insurance Company
pos sesses in its line, should not be overlooked by
those ready to insure and understanding their best
interests,
During "stringent times" the necessity for re-
liable Insurance becomes an Imperative duty-the
ability of property owners to sustain loss being
then much lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throug bout the State Politics issued without de-
lay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of tho
Company.
Sc Business attendol TO with despatch and
fidelity. sf t TIE.
COPELAND = NEXS EN-, Ageass,
my2 Savings Bank building. First 81
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M@OTKCE TO COW TsR &C a . * S'
CIV The Common Council of he City OF Evans
VILE will receive sealed PROPOSAL until tie I'D day
OF october, 1850, for grading tie alley extending
from Vine to Division street. and situated between
Third and Fourth streets in said City.
p BURKE, Clerk.
OlerlZ,s Office Octohar Ist 300.
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u Order for Brick Sidewalk. Sept 25, 1860
And now il is hereby ordered and directed, by the
Common Council of the City of Evansville, that
the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting
adjoining the north west side of Elm street, be-
tween Water and First street. in said city, the
sidewalks thereon TO be brought to the proper
grade, and that they a sidewalk of Glass
No. 20 be laid down thereon within thirty days
from the publication OF this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Sept. %, 1850.
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u Order for Brick Sidewalk. Sept 70, 1850.
And now IL is hereby ordered and directed by the
ComnAon Council of the City OF Evansville, that the
owners of all lots and parts Of lots fronting on or
adjoining the east side of Leet street, from
Centre to second street, in said city, caHse the
side walks thereon to be brought to the proper
grade, and that they cause sidewalk of class No.
/ to be laid dewn thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this order.
2. BURKE, Clerk.
CITY Clerks ONCE Sept 10Th, 1860.
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BWKCMRRRL,

SiEG ring. &c, &c15 bbls No. Q MaeEereI, catch
1885, bbis No. 3 Mackerel, catch lsbO, bbls ex
ira Taess Mackerel, 20 kits extra mess Mackerel,
bbls e2a Salmon, catch 1850, 70 boxes ne" Her
ring bbIs new Herring, 10 kits Herring,
900 lbs extra lew Goldfish, just received at tho
,saptI4 EUREKA BAZAAR.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NO TIC z T o

AAOTFCE re CONTBAC n q.
@B The Common Council of the City o Evans
VILE will receive sealed proposals until tie I'D day
of October, 1860 for grading gutteTing lnd paving
the alley extending from Sycamore to Iine streets
and situated between Third and Eouth sueets.
the work agreeably to plan and specifications on
p BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office October Ist 1850.
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"Elected by Legislature.

Total ..........ao3 1856, 9GO ,as4,55s $685.
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MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cana Mills,
ThrRsing Machines, sc.
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T WWKKL .Rs@-LB GKRCUL.ER 81 rs
@HE new stock of Mill and Circular Saws
RovIapds h Wuoflrough and McPsrlins' brandt,
~ and s feet. Circular Saws from to 60 inches.
In store and for sale at
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@VFDRR 1--WE G.RA.-25 8-RRRELS
u Pure Cider Vinegar for Pickling, at Ell
IIOTT'S Family Grocery sept7
y O.N1gO.V- PORTRR.-1O DO ZEN
IL Barclay s. Perkins's quart bottles ELondon
Porter; doz pint bottles, just received from
Custom House and for sale at ELLI0TT'S Family
Grocery sept7
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There n regular daily communication with HEN
lERsoS and NEwBURGH by boat and land convey
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7 WR.NTEIN'T n = - OF Il 81 H u
II kinds of Patent Medicines that are worth
having can be found at PHoMPSON2S New Drug
store aug20
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Public Sale.

Estate of Julien CayWt}ers, deceased.
THyHE public are hereby informed that
.M there will be sold at public auction, to
the last and highest bidder, on the premises
hereinafter described, by John E. Smith, or
some other duly commissioned auctioneer,
On Weduesday rs December 1ezt, 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to the Estate Of Julien Caruthers, deceased,
to wit
A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated at Coulee Croche in the Parish Of
Sc. Landry, the southeast quarter Of Section
No. 25 in Township No. 8 South Of Range
No. 8 East, containing one hundred sixty
and 56I1OO acres, being the last residence OF
said deceased.
Terms and C0ndittons 200 dollars OF
! the purchase money payable cash on the day
| Of sale, and the balance Of said purchase
| money payable in three equal annual install
| rnents from the 1st day Of April last 1860.
Purchasers giving approved personal secu-
rity, and said land to remain specially mort
gagged to said estate until full and entire pay
ment Of the purchase money and the inter
est which may accrue thereon at 8 per cent
per annum from maturity until finally set.
lied. JOHN f. SMITH,
zs4n Auctsoaaeey.
Opelousas, November 24th, 1880,
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Opelousas, November 24th, 1880,
Public Sale of School Lands.

18th section, Bayou Jack in Township g. s. r. East
ENobedience to the I'd Section Of an act approved
A 18th March 1858, entitled Tar. Act to amend
and re-enact the 18th and oath Sections Of an act
to organize Free Pnblic Schools in the State OF
Louisiana. approved 18th Mrrch 1885," and in
virtue Of an order to me directed, by the Auditor
Of Public Accounts, the undersigned IIeaa5a5er' aIsr
at the Courthouse door, in the town Of Oplousas,
en- .aoo
Saturday, the 1st dayef December 1860
The 18th Section, Bayou Jack Bead Lane in Town
ship as Rs, East, Parish Of ST. Landry, con-
tanning s-loOths acres, and 70 be sold in two
separate lots, as per plat Of survey
TrRMs AND CoaD1TIoNs:-On Q credit OF ten
wears. IS follows, 70 wit: Temper cent; in cash
and the balance in nine annual instalrnents,: the
interest to be paid on the whole amount annually y
al the rate of eight per cent per annum the notes
shall be made payable to the Auditor OF Puciic
accounts secured by special mortgage on the LANDS
aid and personal security, in solido, until final
payment Of principal and interest.
t'9 80 ONEZIME Al. GUIDRY, s.
I. Treasurer of: the Parish Of ST. Landry.
i November Sd. ls64:.
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No. SO.
PUBLIC SALE.
Estate Of Elizabeth Broussarlz, dscense>

MDY virtue OF an order from the Honora-
AD BILE the District Court in and for the
Parish of st. Landry, the public are hereby
informed that there will be sold at public sale,
| to the last and highest bidder, through the
ministry of Jonas Veil, or any other duly
licensed Auctloneer, at the residence of Jo-
fseph Leblanc, on the Mermento, in the Par
Eish of St. Landry,
On Thursday the 9Th December nex::, 1860,
the following described property, BELONGING
to the succession of Mrs. Elizabeth Brous.
sard, deceased wife ofJoseph Leblanc, of the
parish of St. Landry, to.wit:
JULIE, negro woman aged about 10
years.
| RANEY. negro woman aged sss6;os1t 81
years, with her five children, 4 girls and one
boy
The dwelling house kitchen ferry boat,
other buildings and improvements, fencing
&c., 60.
One beef cart.
One buggy.
A lot OF household and kitchen furniture
consisting of Armoirs, Pantries etc, etc.
A right IN certain swamp, on bayou Nez
Pique in the Parish of Caleasieu.
work oxen.
One vecherie branding about 80 calves on
| the cheniere, together with the branding iron
and vacherie horses
Another vacherie in Prairie Calcasieu
branding about IL calves.
mares on the cheniere.
9 work oxen.
A small house situated at Point Lyons.
A lot Of beds and bedding.
A gang of gentle horned cattle, cows and
calves.
7 gentle creole horses, some mares and
colts.
A lot Of sheep, with various other articles
two nenerous to mention.
l.rnas and Conditions On a credit
Of ono two and three years. the first install
ment payable on the 1st of March 1862 the
second on the 1st of March, 1868 and the
last instalment on the 1st of March 1864.
Purchasers furnishing notes, with secursty in
solido to the satisfaction of the administrator,
notes to bear 8 per cent per annum, interest
from maturity until paid, and payable at the
residence of Edward NJ Broussard, in the
Parish of St. landry. The real estate to
remain specially mortgaged and hypotheca-
ted unto said estate until final payment Of
principal and interest. In conformity to a
deliberation Of family meeting Of the minor
children of said deceased.
JOSEPH LEBLANC,
Admsnast7ator.
Opelousas, November 3rd, 1860.
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\ OpeIousas, Nov.
Goslbflat anu arasemp
OF THE
Immaculate COElCeptiuHla

|
Opelousas, s.. Lassary, La.
|NyHIS Institution, under the care Of the Sisters
.of Holy Cross, is located in the town OF
eousas, La, in most beautifu! an healthy 81
tnation, the buildings are large and connections;
the play grounds delightfully."- shaded.
The caurse Of instruction is most extensive, en-
hrac;ng French English and all the useful and or
nan1entai branches taught in the best institutions
Of America or Europe.
To encourage education, the most moderate
terms have been adopted:
For board and tuition, 500, per scholastic year
of ten months payable in two equal instruments,
and in advance. .,.,.a4 a.
Day scholars viii pay $50, or 80 per scholastic
wear according to the classes they will attend,
also also in two equal paymen,s and in advance.
!, Books and Stationary, Music ard Drawing, for
ssuch as will learn them, are charged ezt,a; extra ! nv
Forfurther particulars apply to IN ~ ps,,
OF THE SACRED HEART, Superior; or to hey.
#es. RAYMOND, Rector Of the Catholic Church.
opelousas, March 10th, 1860. .----1y
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RAGsEsER zz OF Els 1

a Formerly Gdlt Iossse,'' " pslshissston "a. 1l
4iM JAMES S. GREENL ZEE, Of Mississip-
gHaaving purchased the above house, bcIs leave
Il announce to the publ: thatit - now oseI for
Il reception Of transient and pernlaneas soai ders.
His situated between the upper and lawes steam
At landings, fronting the Conrtable .
THE premises have been neWriy furnished, and ne
Spft will be spared render the aceornnlod tlons
lIatare as pleasant and acceptable to its Patrons
Hthose of amy hotel sin the ntetior The State.
Good stabling for horses.
January. l4th, 1885, d
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LAND FlD II, SA I. ]! =.

KYILL be sold at private sale, q tract Of land
Y situated on Dry Bayou, three miles from Big
Cane settlement containing $50 acres. Ihls land
Is beautifully situated, well timber and Of rich
ness unsurpassed BY any Of the lands Of St Landry
or Avoyelles. !, 80,
for the purchaser. .ss.s5. !, ~, !,
For fnrthes particulars apply to WI. BoInar, o.
Big Cane e.or al the Courier Office.
Sent, 2eth, 1860 TT. =s
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FOR - a

a very produc tive plantation
/ ii mi situated on The Bayou Teche, near Bar
issssss RVS Lending, the head Of the navigation
lazzl Of Bayou Courtab blean, measuring about
4l slnerfcia arperts Of land, that is to say ar
pents front BY 65 IN depth, SO Or 200 arpents Of
which are cleared. The improv ents consist ln q
new and substantial dwelling house = new gin
house so feet long, with new cotton GIN, stable,
corn crib and other out houses. 3.
For further particulars and for terms and condi-
tions. appiy to the nersigned, on the premises,
~, ~ Joel IL. Sandoz, Notary, in Opelousas.
AZ. s.ssss5EgI . LOUIS G. DEVILLIERS. 4
Parish Of ST. Landry Goth October 1860 -ly.
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piano Mecaniqne.
w.A!:,IaE.s N! ss, s

A THE undersigned, being no longer enga-
GiSs ged with Mr. Detarue, has the honor 70 an
he to the public that he has estab blisned hinl-
fin Opelousas, where he will repair clocks,
sehes and jewelry. The most difficult Jobs IN
trade will be done in the most approved style
|Rorknaniike manner Repairs on ghronome-
i Patent Levers etc, fully guaranteed.
lis shop is On Bellevue street, between Main
Court, in opelousas w. II. JUDGE
)peiousas, May 26ti, $50. 1s8
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April 8, 1s'I59!
lasDMgsg gMlnwg wgsegsas ]

THE subscriber takes this
n method Of informing the public
that be has on hand, and is
daily manufacturing all kinds of Saddles,
Harnesses, Brides and other such articles
usually kept il his line Of trade, on Main
street, nearly opposite KauAmarl's store, in
Opelousas where the public can find at all
times, from d low price saddle Of harness 70
tie finest that can be made ID the State. a
calls solicited, as he IS determined 70 please
both III price and quality Of work. J.
GLE ORGE PULFORD. e
Opelousas, July 10th, 1856
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PUBLICSAIE.

| AoIUeo " NAt1' y Ltt1U DIntHtONS, HeCeG5e0
WV HE public are hereby informed tha
-M- there will be sold at public sale, t.
the last and eighest bidder by Robert Ban
guerel, Public auctioneer, or any other auc
tioneer in and for the Parish of St. Landry
on The pla, bation, last residence of said de
! 1~c~e1ni rlaquemine Brule, eep the Parish O.
ss@9ee'andry, on -
Wednesday, 5th DecemEBr next
1860 the following described property be.
longing to the Estate of Mary Eliza Simmons
deceased wife of Bosmato Hayes, as well as
that belonging to the cSSs,m4nity existing
between said Bosnian and s children, the
issue Of his marriage with b. Eliza Sim
mons, to wit:
MELINDA, a anegrowoman aged about 40
years.
ADEL1NE, negrowoman aged about %
years, with her three children Simon, boy
aged about years Ellen, a girl about 4
years, and Rose girl about 6 months old
MILLER, negroman aged about 2l
years.
SYLVESTE, boy about IA years.
LOUIS, negroman aged about AZ years.
YORK, a boy aged about 40 years.
GUSTIN, about So years.
ADAM, mulatto aged about rs years.
ALFRED, negroman about "a years.
SPENCER, negroman about % years.
DANIEL, negroman about 10 years.
CHARLES, negro boy about 5 years.
HENRY, negroboy about Is years.
JULIENNE, negrwoman aged about so
years.
JENNY, negrowoman about so years.
LILY, negrowoman about 45 years, and
her two children, Betsy, a girl aged about 9
years, and HARRISON, about years.
KENNY, negrowoman, aged about IS
years, with her two children, viz: Hender-
son about 9 years, and Louisa, about 2 years.
KITTY, negrowoman aged about 81 years.
sPHOEBY, negrowoman aged about l9
years, with her two children, Lucinda about
5 years and Lloyd about one year.
.CEILEY, a negrwoman aged about II
years and her child Eddy, about 2 weeks
old.
AMY, a negro girl about 16 years.
LEATHA, negrowoman about 16 years
and her child Lydia, 3 weeks old.
FROZINE, a girl about II years.
FRANK, a uegroboy about 10 years.
The stock Of Cattle, composed of about
twelve hundred head.
Z pair Of work oxen
20young unbroken Beeves.
A lot Of about 116 head of gentle horned
cattle.
A flock Of 100 head of Sheep.
A lot Of go head Of Hogs.
An american Stud Horse.
An american Mare.
One Colt
An american Horse.
Ten work Horses
Seven work Mules.
A fine Family Carriage.
Ok CARTS Ploughs and other aratory i'm
plements, Household furniture, Kitchen uten-
sils and many other articles the enumera.
tion of which would be too tedious.
Terms and Condstio,as half Of the
purchase money payable on the list day Of
April 1862, and the other half payable the
first day Of April following, 1868; Purcha.
sers giving their notes with approved personal
security in solido, payable to the order Of
Bosnian Hayes, at the store ofMesssrs Hayes
& Garnes, at Plaquemine Brule in said
Parish Of st. Landry. The lands and slaves
remaining specially mortgaged unto the Es.
tate until full and entire payment Of capital
and interest which may accrue thereon at
the rate Of s per cent per annum from matu-
rity until paid.
BOSNIAN HAYES, Tutor.
Opelousas, November Sd. 1860.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Estate Of Ransom p. Ferguson, dec

Estate Of Ransom p. Ferguson, 2ec'd~
EBY virtue of an order from the Hon. the
LID District Court in and for the Parish
Of St. Landry, bearing date the 20th Novepa-
ber, 1860, the public are informed that there
will be sold at public sale, to the last and
highest bidder, by the undersigned duly
commissioner auctioneer, at the residence Of
Mrs. Charlott Insall, widow Of Ransom P.
Ferguson, in the settlement of Bayou Chi
cot, in the Parish Of St. Landry, on
Thursday 9th December, 1860
the following described property, belonging
to the community which existed between
Mrs. Sarah Montgomery. deceased wife Of
said Ransom P. Ferguson, and her minor
children, and the property in community be-
tween said Ransom P Ferguson, deceased
and his surviving widow Charlott Insall, as
also the property belonging to the Estate Of
Sarah Montgomery, deceased wife Of said r.
P. Ferguson, to wit:
Separate property Of Sarah Montgomery
DAVID, a negroman aged about 10 years,
VIOLET, negrowoman 49
ADILINE, negro girl IS Z"
CELEST, F." +" II
CEPHUS, negro boy " IL
HARRIETT, nogrowoman aged about
81 years.
MATHILDA, a negroworlan aged about
80 years, with her FIVE children to wit:
Mary, 9 years, Rebecca, years, Esther, s
years; Rachel, years, and Oliver, 8 months,
,IshIS MEh1NDA' girl aged g about 13 13 years.
ELI, boy II +"
EMMA, a girl ' Is
Comnsunity property Of SAID Ransom r.
! Ferguson aDith Sarah Montgomery. has
deceased aosfe.
| DAVID, negro man aged about S. years.
ALFRED, sc - )" %
Household furniture.
| 2 wagons, / carriage.
| A lot Of carpenters tools.
A lot of blacksmiths tools.
Aratory implements.
| 40 head of horned cattle. ..
S mules, 6 horses.
200 Arpemts of land
800 Acres of land,
with all the improvements. :,
| Terms and Conditaoms:-The land and
slaves payable thus. One third Of the p1r-
lchase price on the LIST day of April 1862,
one third on the 1st of April 1863, and the
remaining third on the lst Of April next fol-
| loving, IS64.-The movable property pay
able thus Ali sums under ten dollars pay
+ able cash, and all sums often dollars and up
\ lst Of Aprilnext 1861. The purchasers fur
! nishiDg personal security IN solsdo to the
satisfaction Of the natural Yutrix and the
Tutor Of the minor children; and all suns
mot punotually paid at maturity, to bear IN
lterest at the rate Of eight per cent. per an
!. mum from time due until paid. And more
lover the land and slaves remaining speclaiiy
, mortgaged unto said Estate, until full ano en-
, tire payment Of capital and interests;
0NEZIME A. GUlDhf'
Il A1lctaoneev.
: opelousas November 25th, 1850.
II s,su.agzFn ~ TDMfDTN.
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HIGH water Arrangenalen ts.

a aa8A The fast running and regu.
SA llar Packet Steamer NINA
SHINES, G. Z. LoyAiLLlEH
Master viii leave Washington every sunday at
A. NJ and leave New Orleans every wednesday
aaBP NJ g
The fast running and regular Packet Steamer
ANNA PERRET J. A. CAsRs Master VIII leave
Washington every Tuesday at l +. ;, NJ and leave
New Orleans every Saturday at 5 ?. M; -,
The Steamer ALINE, w. c. NEAL: Master will
also be in the trade as transient boas having no
regular day for leaving.
Passengers and shippers may rely on the pune
tuality Of the Steamers Niao ssn's'sa ana ANNA
Psryas
The rate of freight will be the same IS hereto
fore viz. ~,
Sugar $50 81 90 per hhd
Cotton IS" Dbl
Tn frs;ohA so" bill
O.HINCKLEY 4 Co.
November oath 1860.
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N NEGRO Dogs.

|1 VHE undersigned has a pack Of excellent
" negro dogs, and offers his services to
the public for catching runaway negroes.
All orders left at the Courier Office or with
the undersigned at Michel Bonrdelon's, in
Prairie Basse, will be promptly attended to.
J.. w. HORTON
Opelousas, June 23rd, 186O.-6m.
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TOR, s. AT.E.

Al SPLENDID PLANTATION, situated with
IN ID three miles of Barrels Landing four of Ope-
lousas and about four from Washington, situated
on each side Of the Bayou Teche, $50 arpents on
the East and 400 aTpents on the West side 450 to
500 arpents are under fence, balance is wood land
The Improvements consists of a good dwelling
house negro cabins sugar house. cotton house ETC.,
etc. S ssss5ss DUPRE u GARLAND. s.
Il Opelousas, May 10th 1860. 80
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N O TIC r. =.

TEvHE undersigned respectfully rsquests those
who are indebted to him either for Clock or
watch repairs, for the sale ewelry or otherwise,
to come forward and settle without delay fthey
wish to avoid costs.
dc takes this opportunity to inform his friends
and the public in general that from ans after tlis
date he can neither work nor sell upon any other
condtions than FOR CASH.
{ Mar. 1850 F. DELARUE.
Corner Main and Bellevue, Opelousas