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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
VsLIlBLE FARM Far S,Yr

\ r nLh foE Me WooDfAWN the late rcsi, nee of
g. WNFEEE, decd. situated one mill, from ynn,Irns VI
h c inpe Court onse Turnpike There will be sold with
e "eiig eby acres of land, considerable prporon Of
whIch is IN timber. Besides an excellent DwcIinr ~ VI
@ 'e ah ht necessary "uhouses, large tobacco factory
farm. 4, v Nv, " p n.hrkei or GARY
feb S-,3awls - - :" ~ =, ,i ~ Z, EN"r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

A PARTISAN DlSNKR. Alta late dinner in Para,
Mt which twenty gentlemen sat down, one hun
drcd bottles Of wine were drank, and the dinner
cost thirteen hundred dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

L will break The once serried ranks Of the Repub-
eans, aud draw thousands Of tho moderate and pa
triosis Of thatparty who deprecats its mschievous
isudsnciss. 70 tie support Of the Union and con-
sataton. - these can only be supported and main
sslned By The repudis.icn Of sectional principles
end sectional mon. All the signs for the union
Of conservatives men every whore. in behalf Of
Chi. nomination. are propitious. and we hail them
With feelings of unalloyed qualification and delight
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
What's the News! What's the News !

w s,. ~ Mareh the OH, will be open the hand.
NY s"uiest anu cheapest assortment uoots con sn r
tnn,rpSderes iaces khons Goods Hosiery
ahn fanrS tiood the cheapest ever Offered In hi
OF any oher cy The subscriber offers to his fran Ia IA ~,
punr IA general at the lowest cash prices ayns my
s"sk wh great care offer great Inducements in n,,c my
sse Willie CONSTANT. receiving additions ur,nip tho
ae iso' ana am confident That my stock for variety ma
shph's WIN he Unsurpassed. invite You Ia oive mo q iii
,e 4fenas,hg elsewhere have very handsome ussor,
my :" r'gh hi!ehry, Floweis, Rbon Ruehes All ,ricss
. sA ics, brazil IobGrg Split and French Chin .ts 10
h hIr nn Flats and Infants Caps Ladies Dress CAPS ~
ry p, LIARS yer! cheap. Embroidered Coas and setts
.i.r"ns rom 70 cents up 10 $lu ack Inc. Vail
and s s XIII KID sn st Curtain Muslin cheap; Gents
man! 9t!er things, too numerous 10 mentjon a, iho
md one door ohy Man stree opposite stzers hat store
march =, 6e-dy JaS iW1Ir1.>so.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

Tar CARsrANG-SnIw Breach orPRoMisE CASE
This important suit, which has engaged the at
tcntlon ol the whole country in consequence 81
the enormous damages allowed the plaintiff on
the prcNons trial. came up for II new trial in the
Court OF Common Pleas OF st. Louis, ON Tueslcv
last. Tho testimony embraces depositions from
bro"klNn, New York, Charleston, South Carolina
Cincinnati, Baltimore aud other places, besides Il
large amount Of oral evidence from resident Wit
ne>sos. The case Is likely To occupy the whole
week. The eminent counsel aged, the social
position of tho defendant, aud the attempt t.
hreak down the reputation Of the plaintiff, render
the ease one OF unusual interest,"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

AN EXPENSIVE DINNER SERvIcE-A dinner ser.
wee has been manufactured in London for the
Bishop of Mauricastro. 1t is of solid silver. and
capable OF accommodating thirty guests The
cost was Gl2,000, or S35. 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

M TIE undersigned Will prepare DEEDS CONTRACTS
49, MILLS, Ac., upon short notice.
sept 29-ts WIN. ID. BRANCH
No Merchant Visiting Baltimore
NJ SHOULD fs, TO examine The extensive stock Of
g1<-S FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY
GLOVES, &c,--ofcred for sale by
FRED. FlCKEY & SONS,
30 BALTIMORE STREET. II ia of the extensive In this
unr aud the Proprcors fully prepared compete with
Northern Houses. feb 21-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

lSpiGNArloN AG>lNsr TIE PlrrsnrRG RrrrplA-
TORS Philadelphia. March oh common
council Of this city adopted resolutions extending
the hospitality OF tho city to the pttsburg coun-
ellis on their contemplated visit here on the Goth
instant, but subsequently they rescinded their ac-
ton ON 1t being represented that tho Pntsburg
conncilmen would DO under custody for lisobcying
the commands OF the Supreme Court in refusing
To levy tax to pay the interest the State 1al.
roal bonds. The resolution indefinitely post
p"ncd, aud the Pltlsburg eouncilmcn were de-
nounccd rs criminals und regulators.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

SAB AFFAIR AT SyRAcrsE. New YoRK.--A dis
pntrh, dated Syracuse, New York, March S;h ic-
cord. The following terrible affair:
li. morning n man named Snker died from
the effects of poison, which he administered to
himself. lie frat poisoned his two children, aged
about aud Yeas, aud having laid them cut
and folded their hands upon their breasts, he lett
them in nm unoccupied room where some of his
furniture wns stored, aud went to the hotel and
took tho poison himself.
On Tuesday he poisoned n horse belonging to
DIR. Scarles, Of this city, and it is supposed he in
tended to shoot Dr.. s., rs u loaded pistol Was
found on him. The cause was the cstraugemrnt
It his vile and her alleged intimacy with DR..
Scnrlcs. under the influence Of "lrce. love- princi-
pies. Grcnt excitement exists in the community
in Consequences of ibis sad affair." and DR.. SCALES
has been locked up in the peniteuliary to protect
him from the Indignation Of oar citizens.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

Inn lluNGARiAN-I notder B~|g and More Rel
'cS fo""d. Halifax, March Sth.-Tho wrecked
steamer Hungarian is advertised to be sold nj Bar
ringtUu, Tor salvage on the Odd inst.
The body of another man, supposed to have
been passenger, has been found. He ha. two
teeth hllcd-one with silver the other with p,ld.
The body has leen buried. Books and letters of
Clement b. Barrett of New York. a portrait of
his daughter Ada, and letters OF g. Bansous of
Brighton, England aud Master DAVIS, Of Dubln.
have been found
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

f"Rk PAckiNG IN rnG WGsr.--rho Cincinnati
papers give some Statistics respecting tho back
ing ol pork Tor the season, from which it appears
that compared with the Previous season there has
been this year falling oil ot lL4.2l3 in the mum
heT OF hogs packed. This decrease is clu,d to
f"ar aud hvc-clghthS per cent. The decrease IN
weight is about 2,5OO,o00 pound. in 40. 2Ol ,6Sj
pounds This is about equal to IL l6ths OF one
per cent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

MASTER ARMoRER.-A. NJ. Ball Esq, at prese mt
master armorer DIT Harper's Ferry, has received
the appointment of master armorer of the Viroi.
MIA State armory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

n" - HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT, rubbed brskIy into
ne the muscles and glands Of the throat chest has
astonishing effect in bronchitis asthma and NIL
effect rrspraiion Hoarsencss may thus be cured II
hours 10 cerGyntn. public speakers and vocalis,s, 1t
lhis account, Invaluable. sold The mandatory No
Maidcnl LANE and by all druggists, 9c t,c u per
box In,h ID.diw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
Van Haagan & McKeone's
GREEN Defensive SOAP,

mashhari, md wapant,d to give satsaclio or
YAM \, <r HA .NiA,., -, 4 MGkEOt}NIrS..
rAlE, aud CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP, Tor general house
use are superior to other similar made in the a. s.
Circulars and other Information furnished by addressing the
Sole Agents. THAN ~ MckEONE,
No y aud ~ south Wharves,
NH is-dacIm lLo."eol Philadelphia, Pa.
.... : vi, Liverpool, Fine Salt,
l.VoO now landing a. City Point. For sale low from Light
mn I'll Richmond Va.
Ia ID GLOVES, SILK MITES SILK GLOVES AND
u,men, Al IA ~ 4 kINsEY's,
mil 1856 Main street.
E.LNrLEMEN's SHIRTS SHIRT COLLARS, MAR
' ''' wy W. i~ a. NJ j. 'i HiNsH3a's,
- cents, b. J.. A. ~ T. KINSEY
nah L ia6 Main Street.
New PARIS DRESS TRIMMINGS lust opened mt
inh Il i5G Main street
HOOP sKlEIs ueor sKIE:s,-Iust received our Spring
mh Z l5d Main Street
XtfnYE WoE.rED AND SHETLAND wool-Ju,lr, re-
~ re's 100 pounds OF pyr wor,tci and shetland
L,A.&T. KlNsEys,
nm = $50 Main street
BstE, OLD nocEnoN wnlsKEy.-wc have on hand
''''' lnh IL SrkAriUN 4 ilENsLEi
I ttn.--No. Lard, in store for sale by
~ hh u SikAlIoN Is IIENSIEY.
RSoiil1p LiQtofI.Nory superior lilnors OF an kinds,
IN Bottles, always hand warranted bottled b, oar
selves. luh ~ SIkAIrpS a uENSI,EN
inn BUSHELS BLACK OATS, Just received aud for sale b,
NV SMl I'll ~ ADA Ms
II IN Main str..t
NlRGlNlA;-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of In,
county our oi Amherst county, Monday 9Th da,
at Maro.i, 1850: - 800 -
RAJ liz T. ptrka Park ,
iarh Whiting davies and sarah j. >, his wife. tieorg,
''''' ""' '-'"'"''" "'' h's "He, Ilainlis.
W. II. Par.s Joan NJ Parks Milton NJ Parks and Ann f
\tihur W sarah NJ Parks, infant chiren BurwelI Parks
decd; aud Charles NJ, Margaret h., Virginia A. Ehlred h
Parks infant children OF flames Parks decd and Richard
W. "hh anu honas Jones uiai children Richard Jones
"' '-"'' -" "'s "'',' uct q, >..,,, Defendants,
! ne object OF THIS suit is Ia of say, bel3uginy
|" Tie estate OF Margaret Parks decd Ia eff IF al, s,
among me he'rs OF said 'ecden And appearing by proper
nEl,a'l it tai the defendants, H. Ms JOHN Nj pnfk.
Melton NJ Parks, are not residents Of STATE il is ordered
u't ltA 1t" appear here hin
hereof AMI do what Is protect thor n,,st-nnJ
l copy III his order be published week for four
Successive weeks in the ,nchburg Nglnan and posted Il. The
front door ni 'e courthouse tins County ON the rs day f
the nCM County Court A cnpy-T,,le $500 10y -
q, :, c.. SAM'l NJ GARLAND, Crk
-" ~. '"|iN H"No, y " NH l0-w4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
Grover 4 RaLor,c

az ~ CELEBRATED FANNY SEWING MAGAZINES Ar DrooJ
n~ way! Nvw York, and Isl baltimore street 3aitinor,
a NnW sfiLE-PIiGE xdy-HEMMEEs 81 E%T%A W.
ta "enae 'ews Iroh Two spvos purchased from The
900 tiuhS u" re"lhilis OF tread Ii Hens tells Gath.
vs. "' stitches ~ Superior style, finishing each seam by il,
.do, without recourse 10 ihe hand needle u> !, re-,
y! "htr hlachtes II will do ana eneaI.r s.w
AO.tE. ~ ''"' ''' O'e ce" q"
,.,, . Il, 'i'ou'"r j. I. DAVIS & CO.
AgtIlls, lAnclll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

fE'i,h wen known VIRGINIA HOTEL nj Camnbeu Court
rrcetion Of wi" DC opened on Monday Court day.
Ia iar 'sofs us House has recently been thorough
, I ana ned mp in modern city syle The propri-
io =. great expense, supplied his BAR with the choicest
nj hn NC, oi all Kinds, and will furnish his table h
bic h"i eaces OF the season. lie has large new STA.
feeling ..Snr ftcufcd attentive osers He only asks call,
'o''ihs assufea that one visit will induce another
NRlJ.ot. L. y. WILLIAMS
NH g-d2w 97 W" Nv ''"' NJ III 'iues, -,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

-, LAWN. Musical Boxes.
=. Tor sale by ~ fo''e ana Mandoline Musical Boxes
NH d. WILLIAMS son,
IS Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

NoiHL. NoTicE!!-A prime lot Of Pure Mountain A,
~ pie Brandy on hand and for sale al ~ h'an Ap
nov i'-d's SMITH & ADAMS - Main Stree,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
From Rev. DR., Rosser

ar @Ss EDITOR OF THE CHlISTiSN IAhvoc ,Tr -
ft, ,t Naak ~ ALihLE BAKING PowDEE-, pcr~ I,s
n n 49, wei ana wholesome Loaf bread, biscuits batter
, heat cakes, iay purchase BOW der win eonu-
ant Tim, soda are perfectly harmless more pleas
, 0u,a, ealaraGs, Ike. No fear of sour Lye,,1 Th,
"a 1t wlh MAKE the liest, sweetest bread in IN. shortest
n', s, save llme labor and expense; and never dis
Ep ~ 'e accompanying simple directions are observed
II IL manufactured in Virginia and is no Invention of
Jolh Garlick manufacturer and sole propri-
cnnn,n W "a We Know him, and have tired it, and re-
reran. as The best We tried Get il and mind lie d.
Ilrh IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

A RE>CnSTRE AT WAsnINGToN The Washing
ton Star contains AN noGuunt OF n personal rem
contrc between Col. T. W. Lander and W. NJ +.
Magrnw, Esq, both formerly connected with the
wagon road expedition TO the Pacific. The afay
occurred Wednesday afternoon, in front Of
klrkwool'- Hotel. 1t appears Lander accused
Mng,aw Of elanderiug him, and demanded an
npulogy. Some word. followed. and Mngraw re-
ce,yed u blow in the breast. Finally both parties
reached the inside ui the hotel, where it is nllrg-
ed. Mngrnw drew n li-tnl. Lander is said To
I.sc been unarmcl, but denounced Mngtaw in
strong terms. At this point thoy we've or,unate-
" scparatcd by mutual friends, aud more serious
Consequences prevented An ARRAY occurred hc.
tween the same PARTIES in Washington lns, win.
ter, NIL the present ono grows ont Of the nirga-
ton that Magrnw had said that he then whipped
Lander.
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, 're hoihns equal in the way Plaster to The prous
n"s''r :" Mr. ALLCoCk. E,crylhing pleasant not them,
Inc! are The Plaster OF the day iii tyne of our prr..n
" e"eemeht IN science and In Asthma C1yh n ncy
n'c''hs and local deep sealed pains they afford pernuu,nt
[ @ " weak oa'hS pans in the side, Stitches and spas
pains generally, they unsurpassed for the benefits
e' mpa Ph, scans should examine this article which is
"'rs! approved where known. Price 25 els raeh Priu
p ',o'e VA Canal street. NewYor Sold by all resteca
''''' "'"o"es ian 2i- lmdAw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
az ~ sAAFoED'S LIVER INVlGORATOR.
VIZ COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GINS.
NEWER DEDILlTArES

LIVER INvIGORATOR
LIVER INNIGORATOR.
c1,pre pou,,, .,,,,,,.- LIVER INNIGoRA1uR.
q RES SICK HEADACHE.
q EiS CHRONIC DIARRIlEA
tl Lbs COSTLY ENEsS.
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS
81 EEa WORM DlSEASEs
tHELa fLATULENOl
CURES CHOiiC,
see advertisement in another coiu,,n t.t,,c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

cs< We authorized to announce WIN. n. BRANCH
~ candidate for the Office of Mayor Of the City II
IAnchburg 23-dt,p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
For Constable.

s,-r>S TO TIE CITIZENS OF LYNcHBCEG.-No ON,
u "A having been announced cnndidiie the of g,
"f High Constable respectfully announce my self cand
date for thai Office subject 10 decision ut polls ON
Tuesday. iha 81 day of April next
nh 9-lldc WM. p PERCIyAT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12

rN-These quoiaoas will he understood represent whole
sale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
ACCOUNTS DUE

LII those having accounts with will please favor US by
- stng them nj their earliest convenience as We are
Year. NourS ,.sn.,.,r,u- S W Wv 49,
i''E''s j. MATTHIAS & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
From Waahinrfnn

Washington March g.-The Secretary OF War
| to-day communicated to the House. In oompli-
ance with resolution. the report Of the Art Com
| mission, who recommended the appropriation OF
| SIG, 900, to be expended for sta,aary and pic
lures for the ndornment Of the capitol. They
suggest that preference be given 10 American
artists, the embellishments to be of purely ma
tional character. and in this connection they do
not speak in complimentary terms OF the ancient
subjects chosen fnr the paintings on the walls oil
the committee rooms. The true method they
say, Of procuring designs Tor statuary and pie
sures. n general principle. is to invite competi
ton.
Tho receipts into the Treasury the past week is
S27o6 900. including Treasury notes. Drafts paid
10 the amour, oi over S4o00.000; drafts issued
nearly S3.75s 900. The reduction from the amount
on haad the previous week is 81 $50, oO0; amount
subject ID draft s.. s23 900.
hear that the Secretary Of War has contracted
with Mr.. John T. Connolly. Of Baltimore, to fur
ni.h hundred monolithic marble columns Tor
the capitol extension. They are to be wrought
iFom his quarry Baltimore and fifteen hun.
and fifty dollars is said to be the sum to be paid
iur each.
The committees Of the Senate and the House
upon the public grounds are unanimous for the
project II the extension Of those Of the Capitol,
which was submitted to the Senate to-day. 1t
proposes Ia extent the grounds by the width OF u
square north and south. while towards the east
there is Ia be no extension. To the west the ex
tension W i'll not not exceed some one hundred aud
fifty feet in breadth, which space is needed for
describing proper curvature from the Sides
Thus but about two squares of private property
will be required by the government. Tho cost
will 10 iucUnsileraulc.
The amount IN the Treasury subj cct to draft at
close Of last week was four and three ,fonrh- Of II
million dollars. The rcnei ptN were two millions
seven hundred thousand. The drafts paid were
four millions and eighty thousand. The ats is
Ii Al. c.
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Notice to Physicians and the Public

a. ~ ALLcuCks POROUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mali ALLCoLK& CO., No. 294 Canal st. New
"n wv ie'''-Genllemen: late. suffered severely
' " "e'Aess IN my back. occasoncd by suddenly o,er.,
'S myself Having heard Your Plascrs much recommend
" m cases oil This Kind procured oIe and the result was all
'""' could desire single plaster cured me in week
\ ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-12
For Mayor.

m -. We authorized To announce WIN. G. BURTON
NY AS candidate for the Office Of Master OF Police.
IIdtup
The Opelousas courier., 1860-03-31
NEW STORE!
II ME undersigned, having formed con

n SHE5 undersigned, having formed commercial
Il cn-psrtEership under the style of Ney & Du-
pre- have the honor Of announcing to their friends
and the public generally, that of then has Just
returned from New York with complete assortment
of:Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery ware, Tin ware,
Groceries, Shoes and Boots Liquors. fancy articles
In . word, thay have supply Of every ching that
Country stose can, or ought to have.
Wishing 70 discard every thing liko charlatanisn
from this announcement, nevertheless, the under
signed hesiIatH not to say, they can sell their
ehandize as low as New Orleans retail prices, and
perhaps, cheaper than goods have ever been sold
here up TO the present date.
The undersigned, splantng themselves upon tn 8
conviction thai the cash system is the best, as well
for the buyers as the merchant, hopes that those
who may be disposed to patronize them, viii not
place them under the hard necessity Of constantly
remending shem that in consequence Of the lowness
of heiI pricea they can carry business for easA
only.
They occupy the old stand Of p. & v Roy, on
Main Street.
BENoIT NEY.
EDMOND DUPRE
0peiptsaa March l7th 1850.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-03-31

Estate gf Adolpbe Lasaae and Caroline
Dugas.
10y virtue Of an order of the Honorable
I'D the Fifteenth judicial District Court.
in and for the Parish Of ST. Landry, Of date
the 28th February 1860, the undersigned,
Dative Tutor, will sell through the ministry
Of a duly commissioned officer, on
Thursday, 9th Of April next, 1860,
on the plantation Of Lufroy Landry, at Point
Mouton, id the Parish Of st. Landry, the fol-
lowing property, belonging to said estate, to-
wit:
& Edouard, negronan aged about so years:
Rose, an old negro woman aged about -
years and nearly blind,
Fanny, negro girl aged about Is years.
Tsrnss and Conditions - Said slaves
will be sold on credit Of one, TIVE and three
years, from the day Of sale, payable in three
equal annual instalments purchasers fur.
.nishing their notes with security, to the sa-
tisfaetion of Lufroy Landry, natural Tutor,
and the slaves to remain specially mortgaged
to secure the payment Of the principal and
interest,". LUFROY LANDRY,
Datsue T,tsor &c.
c-e1o1lsas, March 33fd 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-03-31
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

ME undersigned having taken the large brick
buildings opposite P q ". Roy's old Store,
Main Street, Opelousas, has just arrived from New
Orleans with i COMPLETE assortment Of House.
hold Furniture of all kinds and prices, comprising
#MaHoaAaY BEnsrEADs AND ARMoIRs;
s. BLEcK WALsuT s
TtBLEs, rblestops and others
# SoFas, BUREaux;
SfpaBoARDs, WAsHsTaNDs
RocxIHe-eHAIKs, CHAIRS
and n1anr other articles suitable for families,
bachelors. public houses &C.. the enumeration Of
which would be too tedious.
Giving 10 the importance OF his purshases and
other considerations he is now enabled to sell his
Furniture 60 low as it can be got from New
Orleans, *z
HI takes this opportunity to inform his friends,
md the public in general that he vi continue to
make new furniture, repair old one and exchange
new articles for any old which may hs repaired.
Hoping tonerit share of the public patronage,
be invites ladies' and gentlemen 70 come and ex-
anime his stock II furniture
LOUIS WAITER.
0peiousas, February I1th 1860
The Opelousas courier., 1860-03-31
State Of Nt,ufs6s,,s

DISTRICT CorRr. :, o,o
Parish Of St 1anayu No. 1928. y
Estate efJanss B. Hargrore, deceased
a nm L. HARGRoVE, widow of Ste.
- phen ". Quirk Of the Parish of St
Landry, Adm;nistratrix of the Estate If
James i. Hargroye, deceased late Of the
aforesaid Parish, having fled Final Account
and Settlement of said Estate, accomnan;ed
,oy petition praying that the same NAV he
homoIogated-And whereas the PRAYER of
SAID petition has been granted by an order
OF Court dated Mar Cd Goth, 1860.
Therefore, notiee is hereby given to all
interested, to make opposition, # any thew
have. in writing, IN my office, within thirty
days from the date hereof, why said Tablean
should not be homologated.s
L LAsTRApEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, Marchs24th 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-03-31
PUBLIC SALE.

Estate of Evariste Castillo, decd.
MHY virtue of an order Of the Honorable
M ID the Fifteenth Judicial District Court
in and for the Parish of St Landry, the un-
dersigned. duly commissioned and sworn
auctioneer, in and for the Parish of ST Ian
dry, will sell at public auctien to the highest
and last bidder, at the residence Of Widow
Alexandre Castillo, in Petit Bois, in said Pa
rish, on
Saturday, 7zth of April next, 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to said estate, to-Wlt:
Lucas, negronan aged about 20 20 years.
Drauzin, 8. g 21
Adam, a negroboy, :" 13
Eugene, IL
Alike, pegro-woman aged about sc years.
and her child, named L'Eveille, aged about
7years.
zelima, negro-woman, aged about Is
years
A pair Of Mules, two creole saddle Horses,
ten other creole Horses, a lot of household
and kitchen Furniture, the Crops of Cotton,
Corn. Potatoes, &c.
Terms and Conditions - All sums Of
and under twenty dollars, cash; and all sums
over twenty dollars, payable in three equal
annual instalments, from the day Of sale
Purchasers furnishing their notes with good
and solvent securities ID solido, payable to
the order Of Maria Castillo, Tutrix. at her
present domicii. the residence of Mr.. Jean
Bite. Castillo, in Grand Coteau. said notes to
bear eight per cent per annum interest from
maturity till paid. and the slaves to remain
specially mortgaged to said estate until full
and entire payment Of both principal and
interest. 4.
JOHN +. SMITH, A0ctioneer
| Opelousas, March Ord 1860.