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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30
PUBLIC Concerns.

General editorials have been almost en-
tirely crowded out for week by our vo!um-
inous telegraphic dispatches, and other news.
Public interest is engrossed with the dongs
of the Charleston Convention. When mat
ters arc settled there, thea come The Bliti-
more and Chicago Conventions in rapid
successioH--the former on the 9th, the lat
ter on tho 10th of Mag 10
Until the Presidential nominations are
made, political affairs will he enyelopcd in
a fog. Men Of all parties have lost their
reckoning We are all at sea, ''tackiag of
and on, eudeavoring to avoid q rock hound
coast. We are in fact between Scylla and
Charybdis. Warning b~acons send their
lurid CLEANS athwart the sky from the di-
reclion of Charleston. Soon will be reveal
cd to our Democratic friends, in that quar-
ter, either pleasant hills and howery lneads.
or bleak, barren, and dismal rocks. The
anxiety of the Democracy is intense.
On the result OF the developments of the
Democratie Convention depend. in some
measure, the prospects of tasmedtate success
Of the Opposition. That an United Oppo-
Sitiou viii succeed against corruption and
tyranny, sooner or later, we believe; but if
an ultra pro-slavery man should be nomi-
mated at Charleston, it might result in an
attempt TO "fight the devil with fire " on the
part of our Northern hoi-heads. We fear
this would result in the election of the Dem
ocratic nominee, because that party has the
po,rcr and the money to work miracles.
If, however, the Democracy nominate a
man strong in the North on n moderate plat
form, this policy will have to he met in
the Chicago Convention by the nomination
OF Conservative man for President, in
which case the whole Opposition in the
doubtful States would UNITE ami the day
would he gained for our popular State tick
ct and The Chicago nomiuee. aa
The yoHrnak win he filed, mainly, for
several weeks, with the ne,cs, without much
editorial comment being made thereon
Most OF our available space will he occupied
in this way, and our readers will draw THEN
own conclusions and not look for much gen
erd editorial matter. After +" the deck i.
cleared for action there will be plenty IL
satisfy the most exacting.
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-"
Singular Fashion.

In the reign of King William OF Eng
land, termed Rufus or the Red, from the
color of his mir from 1887 to 1l00), there
prevailed singular mode or fashion, not
only in England, but throughout Europe,
both among men and women-that of wing
enormous length to their shoes, to draw the
toe to II sharp point, and to afiix TO it the
figure of birds bill, or some such orna-
ment, which was turned upwards. and
which was sustained by gold or silver
chains tied to the buckle.
The ecclesiastics took exception to this
fashion, bat, notwithstanding the great
power of the Priests, in those days, which
enabled them to overthrow thrones, yet
they had not the power to prevail against
these long pointed shoes. But in decrying
another mode which bad not probably Ia
ken such II fast. hold III the affections O
the people, that of wearing long hair ami
curled locks which were then fashionable
among the eourtiers, they were more for
tunate, for it is related that the eluquence o
certain priest named AuSelm had the in-
tiuence 10 cause the young men universally
10 abandon that ornament and appear with
cropped hair
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30

sE3~ There was ii political meeting in
German Township on Saturday afternoon
according 10 previous announcement.
Col Lane could not attend, ia cotse-
quencc of a bad cold and necessity for re-
serving his strength for The night meeting
in the city. Col. Hendricks was there, but
we understand did not speak
James g. Jones, Esq, Opposition nomi-
nee for Attorney General, addressed the
meeting, and was replied to by Messrs. Den
by and Shanklin, on The part of the Dem.
Ocracy. A ftir-sized audience attended
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ssa-" Should they the slave-code reso-
lutionsl not he changed, it will be an indica
tion that Mr.. Douglas will be Debated
-Enq~trer.
Defeated for the nomination befor.' the
Convention Or defeated in the election
before the people, if nominated on such a
platform? 4? Which
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30

NEW York, April %, P. M.-A mail bag
was found in the North River to-day, strip
ped of everything excepting one copy of the
Lafayette, Ind, Daily Courier of April 25th,
directed TO James N. Reynolds, Placerville,
California, supposed to belong TO the West
ern nail.
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gely-" The Irrepressibe Conflict still
RACES at the Fire-eating Emporium. Read
our telegraphc dispatches The Democracy
are exceedingly harmohiotisl They have
been sir dayS in session, and have not yet
adopted platform. Not ballot has bceu
taken.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 2s.-The Poney
Express, due yesterday, has not yet arrived,
and is now "a hours behind time. The de-
lay is probably caused by high waters in the
mountain streams
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30

Bs7g~ We notice some of our exchanges
copying our telegraphic dispatches (Which
cost us considerable money! without credit.
This is not fair Will our friends recOllect
in future to give us proper credit
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LEGAL and Miscellaneous.
RUsINEss LOCALs.

Eezs- Port, Madeira and Catawba Wine can
be had at WM. BIERBowEKs which has been
pronounced by judges to be the best in the
city. Go and get a bottle and try it.
apr 3O-3 I'd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30

gzis~ Jonathan $. Harvey, Esq, Opposition
nominee for Treasurer of State, is accom-
panying Col Lane on his tour in this rart
OF the State. Mr.. Harvey has many warm
friends down here
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30

EESyH Who is the poet to write a new
a'Soug of the Shirt to immortalize that
shirt which Attorney General Black threat
ened to put upon any one who attacked the
Administration by daring to say that Bu-
chanan ever wrote tie 1857 letter to Gov.
Walker of Kansas ?-Lou. Jour.
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LOUISVILLE, %, P. M-River falling slow.
ly, with 8 feet 3 inches in The canal
Weather clear. Mercury 81.
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THB pugilistic mania has superseded in
measure the meerschaum fever, and the cant
phrase now is, "How does your muscle
raise?" instead of How does your meers-
chaum color?
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Bsy We are again indebted to Mr.. GRA-
HAM, OF the Adams Express, for late files of
ST. Louis and New York papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30

THE N. Orleans Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Association has selected
Louisville, KY, as the place for the next
annual convention.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30

Eeya. The nominees for Governor had their
photographs taken, Saturday, 10y rileston
Brothers and Elliott, who intend To add these
pictures TO their galleries.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30

IN ascending the hill of prosperity, may
we never meet friend
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30

Dlsg~W We hear of am old Whig-lasteiy
Democraticelly Inclined who, on Friday,
AT Newburg, after bearing MessrS. Lane ana
Hendricks debate, said that no matter for
whom he might vote for President, Col Lane
was his man for Governor
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gees 1t is new definitely settled That the
Southern Illinois K. Il. is {" terminate on
the east at Nincennes.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-02-04

Public S&1eo
Estate Of Puul Paudely, Of the Parish Of
Orleans. deceased.
10y virtue of an order emanating from
gY the Second District Court, New Or
leans, will be sold on
Saturday, 18th, March next, 1860,
at public auction, at the Store of Jacob Levy,
Big Cane, by Onesime A. Gnidry, Auction
eer, in and for the Parish of St. Landry, the
Northeast Quarter of Section "a, Township
3, South of Range No. i. East, containing
l633 % 100 acres.
I'd. The Soutl, half Of Section 5, Township
5, South of Range 4, East, containing 37o
25.lOO acres
Sd. The Southwes Quarter of Section S
Township i, South of Range 4, East, contal.
ming l60 S-l00 acres.
4th. The West half of Northwest Quar-.
ter of Section 9. Township 4, South Of Range
5, East, containing so 64-l00 acres.
7crnas:-Onc-fourth of the purchase mon.
oy cash. and the balance iii two equal in.
~taiments, payable in one and two years,
with notes bearing mortgage and privilege
upon the lands Sold and satisfactorily en-
dorsed, the same to bear eventual Interest al
the rate of per cent per annum, If not paid
at maturity, and made payable at the Coun.
ting House of BeiIocq Noblon & Co., in the
City of New Orleans.
.. A. GUIDRY, Auctioneer.
:}ptb 1Qf1
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NOTICE
For the restoration of certain Lands to Market
IN THE. STATE OF LOUISIANA.

IN The STATE OF LOUISIANA.
TEVHE grant of lands made by act OF Congress
L. approved June g. 1885, to ne State of Loui-
siana to aid in the construction of certain railroads
therein mentioned, having heen so far al usted as
70 authorize the release from withdrawal of the
lands hereinafter described notice is hereby giuen
hat all the vacant offered lands which lie onlside
of six miles each side oft the railroad "from New
Orleans, by Opelousas. to tine State line ofTera "
situated in the unerme ntioned townships. which
ha not heen aIgcted virtue d SAID grant or re-
serrsd for any purpose oh0tere', and which were sub
eft to prrote entry at he date of withdrawal at
the ordinary minimum of ST. IS per acre, or at the
graduated prices under the act OF August 4th. 1854.
vii! be restored to private entry on the days ar,
at The places hereinafter specified at the ordinary
minimum OF 81 2j per acre, at the prices TO
which they may have graduated at the date of with
drawal.
.ftth day of March nert-viS
South Of the base line, east Of The pr,ncpul MERIDIAN ana
west of The Mississippi riuer.
Townships i3 and IA. OF range IL.
Townships l3, II, and Is, of ranges l3 and IA.
Townships l3. ID, Is, and IT, of range Is.
Townships Is, IA. Is, an" II, of range Is.
townships IL. l3. IL, Is, II, and Is, range II
Iownsh ps IL, l3, II, and l8 of range is.
Townships IL, is, II, and Is, oil range 10.
Townships IT, 13. and II. OF range 20.
townships IA and II. of range 81.
Townships Is &c. and II, of range %.
Townships Ia, Is, l6 aut II. OF range 23.
Townships is and II, of range "a.
Townshpl II. of range2 2J.
lit the Land Office at Opslousas. OIL Mondav tie 18th
day Of March nert-uis:
North ete base Tine and east Of the principal meridian
Township / of ranges and g
North Of the base line ad ,cest o. the principal meridian
townships /. 3, and j, Of rarge /.
Townships /, 2, T. and s. of range 2.
townships /, :, aud 3. OF range 3.
South Of the base line and OF the principal n,eyidan
Townships |, 2, Al, and 10. of range |.
townships l. 2. 5, 6, 10, and IL, of range 2.
Townships 2, g. 4. s. and l2. oranges.
Townships 2, 3, T. 5, and IL. of range A.
Townships 4. S, s, 7, II, II, and g. of range S.
Townships l. $, s, 7. and l3, Of range 6.
townships g. 7,S, 9. 10, ll.l3 and ID, of range Z
| Townships s, g. 10, IL, II. and IA, OF range 3.
| Townships 9, 10. II, and H. Of range9
| Townships IL and 3, Of range 10.
| Townships 10, ii. IL. 49, and IL: OF rangelf.
| Townships IL, II, l3, and IA, of range H.
South o. the base line and uet fte principal meridian
| Townships l. 2. and 6. OF ransel
| Townships l and ., of range2
| Townships |. 2, 4. and 5, OF range g.
| Townships ], g. 4, 5, and s, OF ranges 4, S, and
| Townships |, 3. I. and S. of ranges and 8.
! Townships /. 3, and 4, of range9.
Townships q 3, and 4, of ranges 10 and II.
Given under my baud, at the city of Washington
this twenty nth day of December, 1859.
| JOS. S. WILSON,
| Acting Commissions, Of the Genera! Land OGce
| 21st January, lS60.-6t.
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No. 8.
a'N6aiC Sa7es

Estate of Julien Caruthers, decd.
ME public are hereby informed that
= there will be sold at public sale, to the
'as' ana !. highest bidder, by the undersigned,
: -.a'y lcensed anctioneer in and for the Pa.
rlsn OF ot. Landry, at the last residence os
Julien Carnthers, on Coulee Croche, il said
Parish on the ~ '@'0
7th day Of February next. 1860.
the following described property be,ono;na
to the Estate of said late julien Carn.baree
deceased, late of The Parish of St Landrr =.
wit: "
dean. negroman aged about Is years.
Alexandra, a negroman age about %
years. (crippled)
Jules, negroboy aged about IL years.
Jul'a, negrogirl aged about Is years.
Marguerette' negrosirl aged about 16
years.
EVellna' negrowoman aged about q
years. with her two children, Seyaipne aho,,
I years, and Eloy, about 18 wears
A4rame house on public land, it BEING thu
last residence Of said deceased.
Another frame house.
A Corn house.
A cotton houss
a store room.
64O panne)s of cypress
fence; an OK cart; calash; about 20 head of
Gentle horned cattle; S work oxen, vork
hcrses;
about 10 head horse creatures:
the crop OF cotton, say about 10000
pounds; the undivided and ipdetiuits
share in Tract of wood land in
the Grand Coteau woods. the
measurement of which n not
known; Bounty Land Mar.
'a7'' t.: SO acres ii land.
a Bounty Lana Wuvraut for 10 acres ~
land aratory implements, household fur.
nlsnra; kitchen utensils and many
other articles the enumeration
OF which would be too tedious.
Terms and Conattsons.-The crop fcoe
ton payable in all the month of April ner,,
1860, and al the other property PAYABLE one
third on the lst Of April 1861, one third on
the LIST of April 1862, and the last third on
the LIST Of Apri' neat following 1863 Pnr.
cbasers furnishing their notes with security
IN So'ldo to the satisfaction of the administra.
trlx otsaid Estate, said notes bearing Interest
1T 8 per cent per snn, m from maturity until
paid, and made payable ct the office ofCh II.
houton, in the to~n of Opelousas. And more.
over the land and slaves remaining specially
Hortgaged unto said Estate until fi1ll and on.
tire payment Of capital and interest which
may accrue thereon.
JOHN F. SMITH,
Aucfioueev.
0ne1o7,sas fanno.v 7th Torn
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|nlen WATER ARRANG MENTs.

Esssz ..saszA The East rnnhinE and regnsaI
- e-gp Packet Stean1sr W. El1 fRtAs,EN
.:szzgssz-s.saG @. =. LouAllIikR Master VIII
leave Washington every Sunday at . A. ~ ana lea'
New Orleans every "Wednesday at +. ~. o..,
ANNA PERRET j. A. CAPps Master will leave
washington every Tuesday at P: N. and leave
New Orleans every Saturday at p ".
The Steamer ALINE W. G. Neal Master will also
be in the trade as transient boat having no regular
day for leaving
Passengers and shippera may rely on the pnnesua''
ity Of the Steamers w. Burton and Anna Perret.
The rate Of freight will be the same as heretofore
viz.
Sugar g. 90 per hid
MoIassea IS "bbl
Cotton rs bbl
Tn tra;oht 6O"b
O. HINCELEY &Co.
December 18th, 1859.
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A# gSLANDRAIN, No Y, Cont Street, between Char
trss and Royal Nsr 0rsans, has just rveeiyed
q Pianos dirscty from the nanucsaes of M
nshsD, Of nf a she CDasas IF
tda of tbs Expoaition. London and New Yok,
or divers Ps1s Of his iaFenon. All he that
eome from hIs rsorsd
rseasnissa = Eursps !, bang .sR
rior ID NJ nth. t$
Lou,sisna, Tic ccisa and
tain sur hsmsiyss of The ani Harmo
aims HAT he HUI st
avinr been Forsnan ths of Dssain, ar.
EIsndraia ], thosonghy soasheed ~ ess
ard hsins make he sssls known
Il. State, he NIL content hiInsen email
sals III IN sane md WIN thtn hs viii
iuns and repaif thsza
TAe as a sad
rsain5iess as.g 3 ~ ~
10 are nal hy q .na
which execute " no. 81 asss.. ~ .ss.
- Il iii. inssrassns I'D val vsssaf thsn
pss. u, l6,o.-ay.
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steamboat Notice

SAEB The St amer SILVER
Ae#z5gnw HEELS c. c. Piehsss,' b Mas
.sssssss ssssssEssE - ter, will leave Washing or
every Wednesday at 10 o'clock 4. NJ: and Nh
Orleans every Saturday ct 5 o'clock F. Nj.
Four barges are CONSTANT employ transp"r'
tng sugar ard otton fom up Bayon Bcuffor the
Silver Heels.
The public can RELY on the punc''ality oftbsf
boat: she is III e fastest boat in this trade and lie
>accommo a,ons for assengers can not be sur
passed by any. The freight rates the same as
the other boats in the trade.
FL freight or passage app y on board or to II
tre & Cor il. Washing on.
January l4th 1860,
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NosIvTCEs.

RW ARCELIN DEsHOTELs, Of The
NM- Parish Of St. Landry, having applied
by his petition, for the appointment Of Ad.
mi9istratea of the Estate of the late Marcelin
Deshotel Sr. deceased, late of the Parish Of
St Landry. = =
Therefore, any person intending to ,ihake
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing IN my office, in the Town OF
Opelousas, within ten days, fSam the date of
this notice.
L. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
Opelousas. January DSth. 1860
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pusL1snRp ON SATURDAY RY
JOEL 4. sasHssZ y WiLbIiM Il. SPENCER.

snhscrip:or, for one year, payable in advance
three dollars il paid at the end Of the year. four
doila,s. No subscription will be received for
period less than enc year A subscriber wishing
to discontinue, m;st give a,crten notice to that ei-
feet and settle ur all arrearages.
Aiuertising - advertisements viii De inseftea
A liberal discount will be made fos yearly and
All III. al adyertsan1.nts will be inserted sene
and english unfit the editor shall judge :saoave-
snisut to discontinue the publication. :,
.,ntii Nh the arfesrsges paid, unless at the o-
p .tion Il cgsts W other Jobs printed withonf
che money or theperson ordering them to be print
ed is a responsible person
uirod f, the announce ment Of andidates for office
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I'D I1CI4 Cd 81 e. o..

a.sse. Alley. -trieaDs
pss lsas ses es4aaatt fssga gfaEs7a
4 land the public thai they have just opsned
a their Store, No. SO Bienvile Street, at
The corner Of ExchsngF Alley, Depotof Furniture
of every description, such IS Bedsteads, Arnoirs,
Centre Tables and Others Ttte.atate, Chairs, Sofas,
Fauteuis Masa hair and spring mattresses, Feather
,etis They repair tnrnitare, make exchanges aud
,ake il on storage. They hope BY care aud industry
10 obtain . share Of public patronage. Dec. 81. .
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For Sale at Private Sale.

%A A. Plantation situated in Plai-
HssM sance, on the public road leading
4S AsssS from Washington TO Faquetaique,
containing so acres of good arabic land, about
rs OF which is we'll timbered land Dwell
ing House, Kitchen, Coru-Crib, q Blacksmith
Shop, everything in good order
For particulars apply to the undersigned
on the premises.
JOSEPH CHAUMONT.
Plaisance, Oct 9Th, 1S59-6m
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NOTICE.

RU ARfE AUDIBLE BEGNAUD, ofthe
lXm Parish of St Landry, having applied
by her petition to be appointed Administra.
trix of the Estate Of Toussaint Quebedeau,
her deceased husband, late of the Parish of
St. Landry.
Now, therefore, any person intending to
make opposition to said appointment, will file
the same in writing, if any they have. at my
office, in 'he Town of Opelousas, within ten
days from the date of the present notice.
l.. LASTRAPES, CLERK.
Opelousas. January 18th, 1860.
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NosTsTCEs.

u ASTIE G GUILLORY, oftbe Parish
EA of St. Landry, having applied BY his
petition to be appointed Administrator Of the
Estate of Julie Baron, deceased widow Of
Lastie Louis Guillory, late Of the Parish o:e
st. Landry.
Now. therefore, any person intending to
make opposition to said appointment. will file
the same in writing, if any they have, at my
Office, iii the Town Of Opelousas within ten
days from the date of the present notice.
L. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas. January 28th, 1860.
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No PEsyS ETzErlz ,

TOME one and all and buy your goods cheaper
~ am determined to bnild new brick store
at my old stand. corner of Main and North Streets
in Opelouses: therefore. have resolved to sell of
my entire stock of goods, groceries, &C., much be-
low the market price.
Come and see it do not keep my word
s. BLOCH.
Opeousas, January 2sth lseo-2m
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wv WAnsS M I j j. H. Il. q Il Z + !, !.

YH sH d undersigned has just made arrange-
M ments With alr. w Il. Judge. frs
rats Matchmaker, just from the celebratcs
Hea,se Of Hyde q Goodrich. Of New Orleans
II Mr. Judge will be constantly il attendanc.
" The JeWeiry Store of the Undersigned
corner Of Main and Bel s-
sas. where Ghrono,nelers I lss---4l1 1eml
other difficult work will be done in q work
manlike manner and With dispatch.
h. DELARUE.
Opelousas, Dec. Sd, 1863
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UDUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given ;ha'
IL the undersigned has killed beef 'ha'
has been roaming at Pointe des Manu',ls, IN
The Parish of st. Landry, since three years.
and branded about thus mHIa
The owner is reqne ted 10 come forward
prove property and receive the worth Of th'
beef. JEAN DEViLi-E, 81,
Parish Of St. Landry, Dec. 3lst 1859.
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T@9sIs.T|.CEs- 7. .

9HynE undersigned hereby informs whor'
@ it may concern that on the 9th Jan.
uary instant be has killed red beef, Z or
years old, branded about thus + fs. This bee'
was roaming about Chretien'e Point since
about 2years.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property and receive the amount of hl'
beef MARCEL RICHARD
St. Landry, 2lst january 1860 Jim.
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Notice to Planters and Shippers;

oases ofthe Board Of Underso,ttsza y
New Orleans lst September, 1859
No risk on cargo 70 Dc covered by peilqTlea
ofInsurance Issued BY members Of this Board' E
On any Barge or Bavges: on the 6ayoa .
Boeuf. ach7ch does not hold the Certlncase !, 81
she Inspector, o. Hinckley, employed ~
this Board. n,.
secty. Board Of Uuder's
Orelousas, December 3 lst, 1889 --lyE
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-02-04
ma eynRnalZsa llDassllzlasiw,aaO

Merchant.Tail0rs npeiousa.,
~ AS Hihe honor 10 anno,i,cs TO his friends aid
ID u the pubic ii, general that he has Just a.riveu
fran New York with full and complete ssortn,elt
III goods chosen expressly BY aim and fnr his pa
trqiis suitable for gentlemen clothing, such as cloth,
sasiHiirs aud ntnerstafs He has also alargc assnrt.
nel,s Of ready undertaking, cut and mads under
his own supcfrision and after the mos. fashionable
,,.s most of which 70 suit His old patsonsa ass th
uudlic Who may wish good, durable aud elegant
cloahipg
l6eioasas. actoher 2esh Is5a--l J.