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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-01

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vote for Bell aud Everett. = ss & .t.3 70
akH-Pasing along West Jefferson street yes
terslay afternoon We noticed large pisce ef
black Grape tied On the door knob Of tenement
in aAas vicinity. Enquiring who Il vas that had
departed this life, We were informed that The
house bad been the receptacle II frail fair ooea,
bss on that morning the tene0ent was eDptied,
Swept and garnished,r and its fallen inmates
departed forever. We thocght the symbol Of
death rather Inappropriate, Jet suggestive. 4s
Tar Oslolx or NsrEoas 6ErrlxD'-hr No
r;a.,. the vsassable Brooklyn clerk of IL
weather. sssslesa The question Of tbe origin Of
metsors ia favor Of bic own theory by fhs fol.
lowing asxsmenf from the compAtibility and
lharnony or Ghings gsnssally.t TAs dnpEeity
lend tlss mossa implication of ths arganaspt afs
lsxqui6ts - - 80 II, .s,ss Al. saa .s3ea 4
ssr bnmbly suerest - that it would BE- incempsti
Ible vith the harmony Of the universe for any ol
thc planets that belong 70 our system 70 Throw
stones upon the ssrface Of other pIanetsi Dui
! on own planet, he earth, y known 70 thsos
IatoneoL Are balls, Dire spouts, and other matter.
raseous, Auidized and in solid Sasm, into il own
ssnaop6ere: bat i would hsA great stsetch oi
|thenehe 10 ssppess thas psgjeetilse hon ~ vst
80, ass thrown epea - earSAee e othel
InIeneta Or earth dOeea ae4 aen1s Ars balls ~
4 yead - liaits efits exs aanespasre.' "A 9 n
l. D. farley, Living neas skspk siys
!. vhile diediag wsll, asa sone - fsss hssow ~
sss(Sss, took sss pieces II weed, 80 " vAasi
4 hs has bsnded - vhis Y evidently chip ~ y
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y IanR Giadinss has been cheated IN his ef.
sveelack 70 Congress ffcm the Cleveland
- ohio. Wade, who took his place z
veess Congress- was also laid on the sheiE
We Riddle, Of '0eauga, was the lucky man
pnpsesent I'll the Black Hepuollcan'nisan
~ p;Arict In the next Congress
.-'-' a mo Republican.
=. R.ouAaican uixes things up at terrible
Giddap never represented the Cleveland
a.. - W,de vas not his Successor. Rid
.,..,.as V.ae, IS the Republican nominee
:. !. me xIxh u Cleveland district Hutch
1k ,so ..ccs,asi Giddings from The xXth o.
! 800. 2sSst - been re-noainased, and
mat,re sfcsrss win be reelected. Father
,n =. A..S hnS ron1d not como in
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-01

e0A0 0ve UtneA ~ tAkEe - 0OW AVSAp esosVAS'
risory; while in the North be tells them that his
system Is sll in favor Of slavery, that even the
decision Of the Supreme Court is only an alb
stracs fact, which can be ovsrnled BY unffiendly
legislation; yes, vhiebs aasssrs The pride Of the
Yankees, proclaiming that be likes baked CLAIMS
more than Southern niggerE but the South must
consider that showing the sams face and speak,
Ing the same language North and eoath, would
hinder carryiog into effect my great principle =
We remember that mighty king Of France, in
the full sense Of his importance, boldly declared
sFaa eest MOI Il a,p The Statel 30 Nr Doug
Ia, in the full eonyictiea ofmy great principle
dos mot caro- for anything but 70 carry thai
pfinciple out, md becsms President Accord
ing 70 that principle be ought % say plainly,
ann the Coustitution, I ann the Union; the Demo
erass who opposs me are disunisnista; the Re
publicans are abclitionists botha are traitors am
| / win hang them or open the prison doors 70
them. Only The Knos Nothinss. who sell them
selves 10 me in the acknowledgment Of my gTea
principle, are honest. 6, ..g ..s5
| - We cosnsal every Democrat 70 rad II. Doug
iaS eenaAs speech of lest Nay, and The answer
Of the Democsatic SeaAtoss, JeAsrssa Davis -
+. n Beajanip. Thoas documsnts srs not cir
ealaAsd BY ~ s,sspppgten q Douglas. hat then
sss ssin ether DsmscsaAs d Iowa and they MI
csftsinly be Wiling u give inSSrmAsioa.l n
BENJAMIN, Who vas great admirsF q Doao1Al
rnv aaya. sit he's been With rslueAance and col
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hLrxou CrxrnAL R. R-The following Or
the earnings Of the Illinois Central Railroad G.
| r.. A. AZ II Il e.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
GROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED
&c " J.l{ ma SEIlTES

for i@@ttlV Gm0 pinntnt1o's aWfn5.
{. GAussolH, agent Tor lhe-e ollparah!e ma
chimes, is Row in oreIotsas Samples of these ma.
chites may be s,"l' TT the store ct Aev aud nupre
GROVER K EAEFR's SEWING MACHINES ARE sUrs-
RioE TO ALL orHEKsi
7hs a9eoatcoss elninse.i Jor thts Machine are
That it ,nAkeS stronger and hua&aon'tr searn
than Is INA c by hand, or by any nthe machine.
That it makes motn elest3c e;n,, winch viii
Withstand IT, t<ts Of leer, g. \ Ea,kinG and ironing
better than that MAJ, By ana pther n,ochi,p
That the sp*ed st esct 1t l. ,l>@4 is Ai7her than
ony lef, a'i The 7'o~er 'eq"% red to oerats II ia
Tess chan that requ,,c By cny Other machine.
That ii is nearly "oissleas III it, opeatons.
Thatits construction is simple, it's la
biiity to disa,angemeut less ,flaA any other
Tnai 1t can be more q~schsy 2ear'ea, more easily
kept III oiurr, got rea 10 u>e, and changed froaa
one quality Or grade o. ro!k, than ay oihes.
Its applicability TO the entire l'rsA OF Family
Sc.inp!s ~ the finest ami most delicate texture
to he heaTier hd cp~sei fairies.
That II thread or silk ton the original s7no1s
--,lo ie-winding-no shuttes OF hobhius to FIJI
That it finishes its work ard testens the end Of
every seal each stitch is independent of It's neigh
bor.@
II has 10 leather pad
A child ten years OF age can work them with par.
feet ease.
aY The undersigned is also agent for the Eagle
Cotton jim Gonldlng, Bngeey suwa's Steam
Engines and Saw Mills.
c. GAUss0IN Agent.
Opefousas. Msy5 1850,
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
szkE IL a 8Y @R 1,RIse
l.x /. NeaFtshZng heInsdF
Invented and prepared by
ID NJ u NJ

YEyHE inventor Of this nev aud invaluable rem
4 edy has aiken patents in Fran e. England,
scotiana, ireland, Belgium AID the United
! statee.
The most chronic constipation yields to the
| Invigorating Cruel; ii must be taken tw;cs a
day. once in the morning and once III ths evening,
in ths shape Of Asoup
| The Grue.lsa pleasant food, and requires no
partieular diet; it exeites lie appetite ard acts
faroraeiy an the digestive organs and cures more
or hess rapidly. but surely rlwavs, in every dis
esse If the stomach, such as:
Dyepepsia, Gassritis. Heartburn, Msgrims, Sick
Headache. Pains il the Stonlache, Costive
| ness, Vomiting. Chronic Diafrhee, &C.. &c.
[ The Invi2 rafing Cruel is taken in different
| ways; with q broth--with salt or swee,ened milk
with or wltsou, th@ ofungh-aower water. a
spoonful oft is sufficient, and should be put in
boiling milk and remain IS or 90 minutes.
n5rTo be taken morning and evening.
| The use Of p. Nfarmay's SANITARY CRUEL
has produced most salutary efec,s, which we
hasten to make known TO the public At large.
| AmonesalI It's other good qualities, which are
| universally acknowledged it has been found to
hs highly useful and benifcent 10 WonaH in he
state of Pregnancy. and that it facilitates their
delivery.
II also improves positively the Equality end in
creases the euantity of Mi X of Nurses.
Ne other kind dof Food can be compared % it,
it may be adniniatered without fear TO the young
est children; il refreshes and strengthens them,
and preserves them against a great many disea-
ses pecsa3iar to their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend it to
every ia nily.
Every one pound paper of the SANITARY
CRUEL conf aims thirty two portions for ore
person. They ar,s al signed by p MARMAY.
inventor and Patentee.
For fufther particulars apply atthe General
De ot No. 81 Gontistreet. between Chartres and
Royal streets. New Orleans.
For sale, whoiesase se and retail, by A. RENAUD
TRADER, principa agent in the United States.
DepoJin all the principal cites Of the United
Ststes.-.In Opelousas at Messrs P L. Hebrard's
and John Posey $ Drugstores.
March 18th. 800
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
&essss. Of K.RgaEssasge

bs&t''ct ro"'t.-Pcr'st q s.. Lanary-No. ss43,
a. A~F,N FINE C. CLARK, Of the Parish Of St.
Y Landry, Administrator OF the Estate of Beniu.
MN N"Cieanst, deceased late of the Parish OF
- Landry, having Hied his final account and set.
ttcns"t o; 'Aa Estate in community between Mar
saret oa"e widow OF benjamin McCleIland, de-
ceased and The heirs OF said deceased-And " here
as TIE Nrsys! Q! said petition has been granted by
AZ ":,t~r o! toNrt, dated April Goth, 1860.
Therefore. notice is hereby given to all nteres.
tea to make oppositio,3, ifany they have. in wri-
ting III my Office. within thirty days from the date
Els -e i. why said account should not be homooga
ted te Administrator discharged of all further La
tlities as such aud his bond cancelled.
L, LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, 4 prii 3lst, 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

THSHE undersigned having taken the large brick
u buildings opposite v Roy's old Store,
Main Street, Ope|ousas, has just arrived from New
sOrlea rs with a COMPLETE assortment OF Hnnse
hold Furniture of all kinds and prices, comprising
MAEcGAaY BEpsrEAps AND ARMolRs;
BLEcK Walnut =
Tables, ,SmarbIa tops and others;
SoFAs, BUKEAUx;
SlpEBoAaps, WssHsTANns
RocziNG- CHAIRS, CHAIRS
and many other articles suitable for families.
bachelors public houses &c, the enumeration OF
which would be too tedious.
Owing to the importance of his purshases and
Other considerations, he 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 turniture, repair old one and exchange
new articles for any old which may he repaired.
Hoping to merit share OF the public patronage,
he invites ladies' and gentlemen to come and ex-
anime bis stock Of furniture. -
LOUIS WAITER.
Opelousas.F ebruary llth 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12

TggHE undersigned, having formed commercial
IL .co-paftnership under the style Of hey @ Dur
pri, have the honor of announcing to their frienda
and the public generally, that one Of then has Just
returned from New York with complete assortment
of Dry Goods, Hardware Csocheyy ware, Tin ware,
Groceries, Shoes and Boots Liquors, fancy articles;
Ii, a word thay have supply OF every thing that
a Country Store ean, or ought to have.
Wishing TO discard every thing like chariatanism
from TIL. auaouncerae t. nevertheless, the under
hesitate not say, they can sell their msr-
chandze as low as New Orleans retail prices, and
perhaps. cheaper than goods have ever been sold
here up to tie present date.
The undersigned, planting thcmse|Tes upon tss
copv;cton that the cash system is the best, as we'll
fol the buyers as The pprchs,,, hopes thu. those
Who may be disposed to patronize them, will not
place them n,dert the hard necessity OF constantly
reepdi,g them, that in consequence of the io"ness
Of te1 prices, they can carry on business Tor casa
only
they occupy the old stand OF r y soy' OF
sess' ses 'z'' ~ .s'' BFNOIT NEY,
EDMOND DUPRE.
sbIa.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
SGea EfnE1Osnt Notice.

fasssaSgs The stsar SILVER
a e.s=5.kM =5.ssssMsAzarru. HEELS C. C. Pickett Mas
ssEzssagIs ter, viii leave Washington
every Wednesday at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and New
Orleans every Saturday at 5 O'Clock +. nj.
Four barges are CONSTANT employ d transpor'
ting sugar and otton from up Bayou Beuftor the
Silver Heels.
The public can rely on the punc,nality o1'h,sr
boat; she is the fastest boat in thistrade and ne
Recommendations for assengers can not De sur
passed by any. The freight rates the same as
Inc other boats in the trade.
For freight or passage apply on board OF 10 r.
ire & Cor il, Washington.
JANUARY tAth 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
May 5th, 1850.
&eE: Ctertre1, 1ee.fs ne,

II SHls delightful watering place sitnate,s in the
a Parish of St Landry. in beautiful rolling
Pine Woods distant about SO miles from OptIorea.
will be opened on the first ot June next, for the
reception OF Visitors.
These springs are favorably known among sne
people OF the surrounding Parishes as mineral
waters of great efficacy in chronic deseaeee OF
rious kinds-their mineral virtues having been
tested by iunumerabe cures they have performed
This Establishment is now undergoing a tho
rough repair and several new family houses are in
construction and the plan will afford ample room
for 200 visitors this season.
The services of excellent cook Sylvester
well known by many ot my visitors> good stew
ard and polite and affective servants have been
secured, aud fine band of music headed by 1os
the celebrated Italian Vonist is also engaged for
the season.
Two lines of Omnibuses will run between Cpe-
tousas and the Springs twice week regularly.
Persons visiting the above Establishment may
have their letters and papers directed to Vile
Plate, Bell Cheney spgs and they will receive
them twice week.
Board ,. and md Lodging per week, slo:.5ooooo 5oo
Children and Servants half price.
Horses der day, $lo0
f. PATIN, Proprietor
: OpeIo,lsas NAV 5th 1850
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
STATE Of Louisiana.

&>'st<'eF "cr IF" isl # 81. Laad,y-No so1A
W NJ. H. SPENCER. of the Parish of ST. Lam
" Administrator of the Estate OF E, w
Davis deceased, ,at; uf ;hs Parish G. ST. Landry,
having filed hi: final Tableau of said Estate accom-
panied by petition praying for the houologation
OF 1t!' le,-Am! whereas the prayer of said Pc
tltIon f:as been granted by an order Of Court dated
4 phil l!;ii. 1850
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all interes-
ted 10 make opposition. if any they have, in wri-
ting, 'fn'y Office, within thirty days from the
'iats hereof Why said Tabeau should not be homo
ogated. thu Administrator be discharged Of a.!
further lavltiesas such and his bond cancelled
L LASTRApES, Clerk
Opaousas Apr! 2lst, 1850
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
SI.lIIIIInIl'S 3 IcIDEnI,
u. s,s. 8 ] %
llDeloasas, st, Landry, En-.

MI InstitntIo n.iateiy estab In the town
III aloasas, TO bestow tapon the beys and
youths Of the Parish the incompatible blessing oi
4 solid education, will resume It's duties on the
Goth of October. 81.
,Ilshe eonrse of Instruction will embrace such
branches asWilI be most useful te the pupils; the
utmost eaSe will be paid to theirrapid improve
rnens #ss
Tie best Teachers will be selected their nnn-
Der belncreased, to suit the increasing number
of the students.
IIha very great success of the Institution from
inning, the long xperience Of those at the
mead oI i. their 1neonqu Bile Ination To
carry out tie noble work, the best pedge they
can Offer soparsnts for the oVement zof their
ehilagan.
terms and ashsr parti lars apply to
Rrv G LBERT R1 gaaoNp. :
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
HIGH WATER ARgAlle hIgaEENTs.

.7saHsaa The fast running and regular
Sa~=@s7Sv, -aPacket Steamer ". BUhFoN
s ssssss=ss.ss G. E. LouAILL1EK Master VII
leave Washington every Sunday at Al N, and leave
New Orleans every Wednesday at ?. n.
The fast running and regular Packet stsamef
ANNA pERkET j. A. CApps Master will leave
Washington every Tuesday at 2. N. and leave
New Orleans every Saturday at P n.
The Steamer ALINE W. G. NEAL Master wi|l also
be in the trade az TRANSIENT boat having no regular
day for leaving
Passengers and shippers may rely on the punctual-
ity Of the Steamers w Burton and Anna PeTres.
The rate Of freight win be the zane as heretofore
viz.
Sugar w w per anu
Cotton 75 :" bbl
4 TN fr.;sh. .- SO" bill
O. HINCKLEY &Co.
December 17tb, 1859. - =.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
H7nr. sase at EpEyade Sale.

.sseas, The property Of the snbseriber, stu
f fssS ss ated III tbs Tove Of Opeousas eoslsist-
IIssssss ing in d good Dwelling Hause Kitchen,
lssssaAsz A &c. = WheelEsght Shop 9Th t..riil'gg
macl1ilela good working order ard Z towo Lot, Lot
This shop is well situated, near two Black smith
shops. This property will be sold with or without
all the lumber, tools &c es .
For the terms and conditions apply to tha under
signed, on the premises. #
He reiterstes his Hrnn determination Of working
9 anril a,rl' l4tb. sa | - PIERRE GossELlN.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
sg a 91zs E 10.

% fofneez d IaoaeeE,' II tor. ia.
rs 81 Of ~ ississll,-
,hasIng purch hassed the aboye house begs leaye
to an soaac Id pub shat 1t is now open sar
The rec IS aid pernaeas boafders.
and t.Yef stea na-
boat landi froititag The t,onfta ble I'D.
isasI llase beeaEre furnsslled, and no
rersier the
and i tos its ratrsffs
as thosAS hofeI III the fior ,f the State,
Good stab gsfor horses. # s#
~ Jalauary 1867. iii
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
Point AUX E.ossgp~ Springs.

AAA THE undersigned takes his mode oC no, i;y,3r
H5 the Pte that he lie, Just improved his Esia1
{ssk 80 tishmsnt nd is ia cad.t all
4 Msgs thts whose pleasure r.y he tn asye
m place ofpeasur. .recrea!ion, w:tl ss
those who raa: be npeledfrom ls itia hav
10 hsm for the remedial agency o their ss
81" situated on the Bayou des Gaac distant ouf "a
s"uth~ s' Of the Town Of Gpe"r-a~. An the
slrtuga .h'rs 10 be fou, may be had sh fu~d
seonhdiHs with Sulphur and preparations Of Iron. The
springs are very abundant, three he
place The waters Of the said hi1S be cnrlg renewed
every hour circumstance which E1srsry calculated aud
much 10 its purity At the distance hundred yard.
from the principal bathing place there is, ,s,
which FURNISHED with abundant rcan the GOODNESS
Of rhich can almost be- compared to that T ice.
In announcing the opening Of his EssbIspan the UNDER
sieled Goes not pre'rnd 10 eri the pnb,c
.sIonse watering place where fue ar ssirg may br
sniteh ~th The other general accompaiments His abiec
on the contrary. is 10 osr the afflicted hraurh
Wne assttSrsd constitution may be restored health The
tteds agency Of thss Tstsr> nfhe relief opyspspsa and
III sn permanent cure Of cu:seoas eruptious from pa,
'ienee now s'sud unc,n tradtetc,t.
he establishment consists Of comfortable dwellings, with
aii the cesa:y furniture which NAV required At c,
place, and the table will be a!~sy: simply furnished what
ever edhies may seem best TO the Of
excellent Pasture which horses may be kent with safety will
Dr. at the disposition Of such may desire we'll ecrn
fodder, &c. '
he charges Of the undersigned will be moderate. and he
scis sstisnen that his v moi on!: Re satisfied til the
accommodations which they may receive hut that tsy Will be
also equally conented with the degree Of health which they
ray obtain from the heahul Of the the dG
rent Springs
ANTolNEfART.
Nav 5t,, 1880.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
r A y T T. .

- i "A z I i,
s:;; E; Ks: !:;': 4: i: j: 81; &; B: ::::
saAaaasG - and tail, bred by, Judge Z: J.
Dupre Of St Landry Got by Boso" lc. out OF
Prairie Fousr,- Boston jr. by George Marhn out
of John f .a!lsy's Boston FIly, the get q bosreN:
the celebrated Virginia horse.--Prairie Flower oy
imported so,voc ont OF Mudge the get OF imported
Sir .aTchy out Of LAZY Of the Lake.
viii serve mares during the next Season at s@o
each. payable invariably in advance
He will stand at the stables of Henry L. Garland,
near OpeIoasas Mares from distance can oe
left on the premises, where they will receive pro-
per care and attention, at ffty cents day.
$ Qpeiousas January 14th 1860
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
pT1ANn,AK,TON I,soag SALE.

YESHE undersigned will sell, at private sale, his
plantation, situated IN Bellevue, Parish Of st
Landry bout five miles South Of the town of 0pe-
lousss measuring two hundred and forty superficial
arpents, bounded by lands Of Mrs. Nv. Il, Parrott
s oha p Hudson Rev. G A. F1azee and Thomas
H. Lewis, together with the buildings and inn
thereon situated, being the same land
by The undersigned at the succession
sale cf widow Joseph V Richard
Terms and conditions will he favorable to the
purchaser Anply to FL. PALMER.
On the premises.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
EDHJ HH1E9 = IA ZEE.

ESTATE Or tn LATE JAGoa HAnsAF, SENIOR. Dsc'D.
YryHE public are hereby informed that there will
be sold At public sale e the last ad highest sa
the Court House door, in tlle Town of 50pelousas
on zsesaay the sth liay nezs $50
the tract of land hereinafter described belonging 20
the estate of Jacob Harmap, deceased, iate q af
Parish of ST. Landry, to-wis:
~ssassh raca Of and
25s situated Oil the Vpf est eide oY the Rive
SeVssa Meranens se III the Parish of So landry,
essariog ten arpents front oy fesly , e.,
81 Certificate of Commission Of the General Land
Office. III ].
sale. { 5If., ~ Us
lnr;l 14tIa 1850. Adniaistsafer.
THoaI pss auttiaaser.
s.his services to the puhIieof The Parish.
e Of ST. Landry. Ne Gun Away be- found sb
he sheIif u Office
icssss'd sssrssa .sss .eses, 2asls7
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
8 TEgeR NE ED HORSES.

80 EsTRAYED from the Plan
u tation Of the undersigned, on
S9 Bayou Teche, about the 18th
askassEas March last, two creole horses:
one black, aged about 6 years,a small star IN
the forehead having both eyes weak, and
branded near thus supposed 70 range
about Plaquemipe Brulee
y Another creole bay horse, small blaze in
the face, about $ years old, PAGES, brand not
racoliected.
A liberal reward will be given to whom
soever shall. bring said horses back to the
undersigned.
Bayou Teche, april 18th, 1860 sm.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
w A5dHII IlESI g r. ON HlO q.

III above popular stand has again been re-
opened by the nndersi igned.
Ii is the most conveniently located house in the
town of w ashIn ton, with large end airy rooms,
newly fitted up. %
de accouaodations will ever be the best that
the country can supply at the foIlowIng prices
s. Board and ios ing per month, 5 1906
without q 4 100 q
u % and f 81 week I, 90 S.
q ssssts5{I 80 ! so
Attached 70 the Hotel IS A. large and con-
rnodious stable, well supp pled corn. hay and
fodder, horses be- care of at the
following ate; |:
Per wesk 100
Per day ,3o 81 &.
Elegant BIZ ind fne saddle horses shall AZ
Wafg be kept id SIe dInsss. .by 3
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-12
St. landry, May 9Th, 1860.-tss.
fror SALE at urinatr s.ale.

a TRACT Or LAND measuring 800
IA arpepts, good arabic land, enc half Of
which is well timbered, situated about IS
miles fron, the town Of Opelousss, This land
will be sold upon such terms and conditions
as will suitthe purchaser.
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: Opelousas, Feb. Is, 1860. ~.
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FHyHE undersigned having improved and
b transported his Saw Mill two miles OF
Barre's Landing, on Bayou Courtableau, IS
now ready to saw any quantity Of lumber, OF
any length, up to AZ feet. Lumber VIII DC
delivered either at his mill or at Barry $
Landing, and large bills filed at moderate
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ST. Landry, Nov. Goth, 1853.