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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23

A. +. s 4. MIA PRoGREs De LOcEAyIE LonGE, No
12i, under the jurisdiction Of the Supreme Council Of the
Grand Central Lodge Of France, working in the ancient Scotch
Rite. holds its regular meetings on the Wednesday nearest
the fun moon Of each month. at the old Lodge Room, in King
street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited 20 attend.
August Is. f6O+f1 p. c. JONES, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23
ORANGE HEDGES.
WISHING TO PLANT

&c.
ErFST DENNIS. cts
2 : shirts, merino Inlershirts and drawers, playing cards. etc.
For sale by G92tO Won HOLT & HEUCK.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
Ant5-DyPaheritEc Remedy
For the cure ard 'reuention Of sore
=s-55@ TO TIE pITRTTc

YHyHE inyaria Bile success which has attended
T. the use of this remedy i'll my hands, has lf,-
duced me TO place it within the reach of all By
its use the disease which has struck terror to every
heart, is stript Of its danger-the mystery which
has heretofore surrounded it has been dissipated
and it comes like many other affections within the
truth Of the universal proVeEb, that for every dis
ease there is cure.o
| confidently say that the cure for Dyptheria
has been found and l now offer it to the pubic
with guarantee for its success.
This remedy is in form of syrup or Solution and
III pilis-smaii children will readily take the sy-
rup aud larger will fnd but little taste in the
oution -the pills are taken with both as they are
partly composed ofthe remedy-the whole forming
a. complete specific and certain cure for this poi
sonous malady. 1t not only cures after it has ap-
peared, but prevents its extension, DESTROYS its
violently contagious character and renders it harm
less even after it has entered a family
Many parents and other persons can joyfuiy
testify to its merits and by its use horror of the
siseas1 has given place to an abiding confidence
in its cure ~ s.ss3s= dit =ss,.s5-s.=.-
Like all ether new remedies it will have to fight
its way against prejudice and ieaousy-but to th~
Discerning PUBLIC Isay give it fair trial and it
will need no other certificate than its success
Directions &c. will he found on the wrapper of
each vial-the syrup and pills are taken together
= For safe by ?. g. .Hsbrard, and John Posey.
Druggists Opelousas and by all Druggists general
r. s = @@f= 5+56
Agents wanted every where. Address C. 4.
HARDy, at P. L. Hebrard or John Posey, Opelou-
sas La. s. 81 II i s-Si5s7@
: July 2sth. 1s6o.-3n, yz.s
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
ri NOTICE TO PREEMPT0RS
iDaa the Grand, C. laenier Island,

0N the 18th June 1860, Congress passed an Ac,
~ which is in the words feee-4as,,l > wit:
An Act recognizing the. survey of the Grande
Chenere Island, State of L3nisiana, as approved by
the Surveyor General, and for other purposes.
BE 1T enacted bu the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentatiues Of the tstted States Of Anaerica, in Con.
gress assembled, I'll. +; the anomssous survey of the
Grande Cheniere IslaiSn the South Western Dis.
tTfct of Louisiana, as ap Foved by R. w Boyd Sur.
veyor General, on the zes.h day of February 1852,
be, and the same is hereby confirmed, and persons
residing thereon at the date this Act, who accor.
ding to the presumption laws now in force, would be
entitled to preemption, shall be allowed such right
on the lands referred to in this bill bnt such pre-
ference right shall be confined to the single subdiv-
sion OF land upon which the party may reside, and
shall exceed iii no 100 acres.
Approved 18th June 1860.
Preempters residing said Island are hereby
notified that they must file their declaratory state
me''ts Within three months from the date of the first
publications of this notice and prove up their claims
at any time before the day that may be fixed by the
President for the Public Sale of the d-otherwise
their claims will be forfeited
r. BENGUEREL, Register
JOHN PasEY, Receiver
OUelousas Iuiv 14tf 1S60-2m
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08

e ME Undersigned has established at Washing.
= ton, La. an agency for the sale of Singer.
Sewing Machines where can be found at all times
supply of Machines manufactured by l. M. Sin.
ger & co. of New York
to the Singers Sewing Machine, render them with.
out exception, the best and most reliable Machines
now in use? and we will fully guarantee our Ma
chimes, equal to any test that may be applied to
them. They will sew with equal facility No. 2o0
cotton and the cearsest kind Of thread in use? they
wilt sew the heaviest goods without getting ont Of
orter2 and we will fully guarantee the Singer Ma
chine for three years. ass ~ 'se
Persons purchasing of us will be taught the use
of the same free Of Charge e,z@ssa !
Every description of machine needles, silk, cot
ton and linen thread, and all articles required in
the use OF Sewing Machines on sale at
s-@4# A. MILLSPAUGH, Book Store
and Post Office, Main street
Washington, La, July 28th, 1860
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
aA1I AlRY RRYl&}ho
TX L. Mourishing Remedy! !
Invented and prepp,s II by -
p M a r. M A Y

/ TEyHE inventor ofth's new and invaluable rem
IL edy has taken pa ents in Fran e, England
Scotland, Ireland, Belgium and the United
| States. -- ~ 70
/ The most chronic constipation yields to the
| Invigorating Cruel; it must be taken twice a
day. once in the morning and oL.S IN the evening
in th, shape of asoup.
The Cruel isa Pile asant food, and requires no
particular diet; it excites the appetite, and acts
favorably ON the digestive organs. and cures more
or less rapidly, but surely always. in every dis
,ase of the stomac CHI, such as:
Dyspepsia, Gas,ritis Heartburn, Megrims Sick
Headache, Pains in the Stomache, Costive
: ness. Vomiting, Chronic 'iarrlrea, &c.. &c.
I The Invig rating Cruel is taken in different
ways; with broth-with salt or sweetened milk
with or without tn" orange-aower water. A
spoonful ofat is sufficient, and should be put IN
boiling milk and remain Is or 20 minutes.
o. To be taken morning and evening.
he use of +. Marnays SANITARY CRUEL
has produced most salutary effects, which we
hasten to make known to the public at large
Among all its other good qualities, which are
b highly useful and benifcent % Womei. in The
state of Pregnancy, and that it facilitates their
delivery. ~ So F:s#
II also improves positively the quality and in
cresees the quantity of Milk of Nurses
aVn other kind of Food Can be compared to it:
it may he administered wisneut fear to the Young.
es--children; it refreshes and strengthens them,
and preserves item against great many disea-
ses peci lar to their age.
Wemay therefore con6dentlyrecommen it to
every ia nily.
Every one pound paper of the SANITARY
CRUEL contains thirty two portions for ole
person. They are all signed by P MARMAY,
inventar and Patentee.
Fer further particulars apply at the General
De .nt. No. a. Cont street between Chartres and
loyal streets. New Orleans
For sale. wholesale and retail, by A. RENAUD
TRABER. principa agent in the United States
Depot in all the principal cities of the United
Statss--In Opelousas at Messrs P. L. Hebrard's s
and John Poseys DrugStores.
March 7th, 1860 ..
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
SUMNER GOODS AT COST.

M E beg leave to call your attention to ou
stock Of summer goods, which we are de-
ternlined to sell at extremely low pricess We viii
self our stock fiadies dress goods much lower
than what those articles have been sold heretofore
Oar stock OF gents furnishing goods which consists
ina large assortment of Black Alpaca Barpoor ane
Mer1no coats and pants at cost in order to make
room for the arriva1o our fall stock OF clothing
!" Shoes new on hand will be sold at cost, also ou
stock of straw hats.
Goats from 90 upwards.
2 Pants from 81 25 do
Hats from Is cts. do. @
Shoes from 81 do. T.
Jaconets from IS cts do
And in fact every article as low as the article
can be bought in New Orleans. Try to secure
an early selection. .ss s s
Il: BLOCH FIRNBERG s. co. &
t. OpeIousas, June 10th, 1860. s#4ssa @S
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
Go.aoe,1t amo aeaaemp
OF THE
Immaculate GOmGepfis,Ka.

It2eb01sas, 81. L17saEy, La
YHVHlS Institution. under the care of the Sister
Il Of Holy CFosssis located in the town,o
0pelousas, La=, in amost beautiful an healthy ST
tnation. the buildings are large and commodious
the play grounds delightfully."- shaded. lT...4
The course ofinstrnction is most extensive, EN-
bracing French. English, and all the useful and or
namental branches. taught in the best Institution
OF America Or Europe.
To encourage education, the most moderate
terms have been adopted: =. ...
For board and tuition, $780, per scholastic yea,
of ten months, payable in two equal instalments
and In advance.
Day scholars will pay $40, or $40, per scholastic
year, according to the classes they will attend
also in two equal payments, and in advance.
Books and Stationary, Music and Drawing, for
such as wiII'ea them, are charged extra.
For further particulars, apply to SISTER MARY
OF THE SACRED HEART. Superior; or to Rev.
OneIn,sas March 10th 1S6O.-1y s5s#S
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
ST. LANDRY BOOK STORE.
A. Millspaugh, Book Seller & Statione7

nEALER in music and musical instruments
- and fancy articles of every descriptions, also
Books of standard and nisd zneous. Literature. in
French and English as well as complete assort-
ment Of school books of every de escription now in
use, and school stationary, Maps, Globes; Matha-
nautical instruments, Drawing materials, artist
collors and maiements. Our stock comprises also
fine assortment of Bibles, Prayer and Hymn
books, catholic and protestant, and elegantly
bound gift books and every kind Of article gene
rally found in book and stationary The sub
scriber is agent for most of the quarterly, monthly
and other periodical Literature published in the
United States and Canadas, special agent for the
life OF Jackson by Parton; Applelons Encyclope.
dia. &C., &c &C. -s1.4
81 Washington Jniv oath fofn e@#S 5sezf5s%
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08

Issss A fine Sugar and Cotton Plantation.
.ssaa situated in Bellevue, distant shout :
miles ,nna from the Town of Opeousas
measuring 1000 arpents of land part of Which is
wei we II, timoered. There Is upon the place, sne
oras or1ek sugar house with steam engine in good
oroer, good cotton gin, and one of the finest dwel
ling houses in the Parish, negro cabins corn crh.
&c; and adjoining this splendid estate there s =
tract OF wood land of 1920 arpents upon which the
owner has privilege to take wood for the use Of
the plantation. aS~ -
Also q slaves of both sexes and divers ages
afn,o,nng which l6 working hands.
and ne whole s wi, De sold together at such price
For, further information apply to the undar.
signed OF at the office of the opeiousas Courier.
June 9th, 1860. near nnaIaas..
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08

SH%S%# s@ sM$ pupuIaf watering place, Dekk-
- {. 1.heseY SPRINGS
The tract Of land upon which these Springs
are situated contain about 200 arpents The
lSprings are situated ina beautiful rolling pi.
ney woods country, about So miles North
West OF Ope!onsas, In the Parish cfSt Fan.
dry, La; the Waters.have been anayzed. and
found to possess great mineral virtues; the
analy sis has been proved correct by the innu-
merable cures, they have effected ins.ehronic
diseases of great virnlenee, and the liberal pa
trouage the Springs now enjoy. ~
This establishment Is. at present, fitted up
to accommodate 200 visitors. .Fhe location
|Fis one which commands for it every adyan-
tage, as it tis situated between The main trunk
line Of the N. @. and Great Western Rail-
Road and Che branch raiilHssay, destined to
connect siit with the AIexandria and Bay on
Boeaf Rail Road, not more than three or four
mites from The main line and within less than
one mile of the branch line the depot
which must be- established IN. Pine Prairie
viii not BE- mere than 6 or 4 miles from the
Springs Nv hen this rail road shall have
beet completed. Bell Cheney will be one Of
the most desirable summer retreats il, the
South. 5s.. +...t.ss.x - @
the undersigned will either sell the
entire property ,sor take into eo-partnership
one I 1s having the means to carry On the bust
ness ~ its increasing patrotfage demands.
ID For further information apply at the 5uf6ice
saf the Courier or on the premises, to-
,.isEsH b. E.#pATIN Proprietor.
", b Letters may be directed to Bayou
chicef, La e. -
ugust ffe1. 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
essRF PunEIsnEDs or SAfHRnAx nm Al
IoELs iii. saNDaz i WILLlll ssPEscgR

"a snhscrintion, for oass year,s payable in advance
thssedeilaEs i'll paid at the end pfF the year fun
ssdolIa re-. No subscription viii be received for q
period less than one year. A. subscriber wishing
to discontinue, must give ite notiee TO thatef
ffecE and ettlesnp sallarrearagess ,s81sEg5fs
advertising: :-Adsertisements will be inserted
al cents per line for each and every publication
liberal discount viii be made for yearly and
standing gadpertisenaents. .a .29# f.55
All the advertisements viii be inserted in french
and english until the editor snail Judge It eonve-
;nisnt 10 discontinue the Publication. Ss.SaS -
No advertisement orsnbscript will he.stoppei
until all the arrearages are paid unless At the op
ton Of the publisher !. -. -,
!. NoeIectiontic ether Jobs printed without
the money OF the person ordering them to be print
Ten aolfarsi IL advance vii inuariahly be re-,
aured for the ment Of candid for Office
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
Fine B Hence lor Sale


yHE arslsIsi ssll, mt nriyatssala, on
ascoans sol depasture, his residsace II the
rssislence 81 81 tsro story brick building
on Main stfeet, cen Landry and 7ine
stfssts; the tnwn lot ha.sk pns arre cf
land, well irnproaed, having 6a1s gzrden,
out houses bath honses kItchsE dafries sgo large
scisteIas azdy ID faetsev eonaaaieaeas theFeon
He sia s4li tEss is5b With dii III bDilEinks md
naptlpHna6nts theezpns eifExr sstli MI T. IInat
about S2s00s swcEth nf shausels sold afnrnifure
Every thing ahepk thu pseznisss i IA thoroagh
repaif. APplly q -
op.lss ~ . 4
@ Tor sRle q E alI hGsa1e sale
Ts ID 4 aap4rl6I-
II ciaf farpeaa naore eE sess sitsated 81 TIE
Rarlsh of 81 LandEy II TIN nlass called Ans sss
siEsIaSa Mi A
ass es sE of u tssss
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
EA GLEB zE0ZE E3A..

- Formerly Gait Houaen Waahiagtoss La
s.ssiiI JAMEs 5: GREEaLEE, of Mississiip-
spi, having purchased the above house, begs Ieave
to announce t0 pubiie that It is now open for
the reception of transient and permanent hoarders
II is situated between the upper and lower steam-
boat landings fronting the CoHrtahIeau.
The premises have sheenn newly furnished and nc
eHaTa wilt be spared TO render the accommodations
and fare as pleasant and acceptable to It's patrons
as those Of any hotel In the interior the State
81 Good stablIng far horses.
ri annarY- 18th ls6o. rs zssssss...
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
4AMD A@M0p.

'H = Undersigned offers his SCI vices, Land
- u agent to sell, purchase, and transact anv
o,is'lisss = connected with lands. His plan will be-
20 Keep Register of all lands confided to him
nature OF the soil Will be given. and what If Is ~
paoie OF producing. The tracts will be- sdver.
tlsed and the advertisements circulated At sucb
places. In this and other States. as will ba mos,
like'y to effect sales. Charges will bs at III. us,,.
a. rates. Office on the North side of Cour, Hous.
square, next to Jas. D. Israel's corner.
JOHN MACDONALD
Opelousas, April 21st 1860
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
m :. s,

F.,a sEa TE1 a. nnderslgned hasius arrived
4 -ae<snSM from New -Drieans with = large and
y, X AZ choice assortment Of Jewelry, con-
- .EkA aisting pTinci paily IN Ladies, Cameo
Sets, Hreast- Pins, Bracelets. Lock
cts, Ear-Rings, and IA short every article Of the
richest JewelrTs well lasthe finest assortment OF
Gold and Silver Watches, for ladies and gentlemen
all Iofwhich he1 has Just received from one of the
largest commercial houses Of New York, and which
hewiIi sch at moderate pricesfo cash. u
I He tnkessthis opportanity to- aa1nouncestoa his
friends and the public in general that he hassecured
thesarvices sf an experienced and skilf atch.
maker who will be constantly id attendance
-@s IL aEslsas .ssE$4 il. nELARUE.
sszK sEss " Conner Main and Bellevue Streets
s0yelnusss JanlIa III aosh 1850. sssssa #55
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
S25 RE WARD.

. ..5 10 Runaway, from the un-
~ dersigned, near Washington, Parish OF
- st. Landry, on the 9th Of July last, a
X negro man Of grif color, named Z.
feet inches high, raw boned, having scar about
Ills face, few spots about the mouth and mark
on one Of his cheeks;-Was bought in March last
from NJ. Elam, negro trader in New-Orieans.
The above reward will be given to whomsoeyer
will bring said boy back to the undersigned, or a
liberal reward lodged Id one of the JaiIs of this
State. WIN. r. DAVIS.
St. Landry, August a5th 1850.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
ST MiRY'S" ACADEMY,
. :Tor Bg11e.
Opelousas, st. Landry, La.

/ - UptiUaSdS, nE' L1HuEy, Hd'
FEvHTS Institution lately established in the town
III Of OPelousas to bestow upon the boys and
youths Of the Parish the Incompatible blessing Of
solid education. will resume its duties Oh the
Goth of October. IL .,.st -. ,s-... 49,.
The conrse of inst ction will embrace such
branches as will be most useful to the pupils; the
utmost care will be paid to their rapid improve
ment. -= Ezzs s.s zzz*s= 5@@.
The best Teachers will be selected their num-
Der will be increased, to suit the increasing number
of the students
The very great success Of the Institution from
the beginning, the long experience of those at the
mead oft. their unconquerable discrimination to
carry out the noble work, are the best pledge they
can offer to parents for the improvement of their
children. IT @*ft3 49, e *
For terms and OF her particulars apply to o
Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND. s.
opelousas September 25th. 1858. 4. ~
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
CoMD1TIoMs:.

CV@ U1T1UM 8:
Beard and tuition, in the two languages,
per year, y4z sl40 90
Half boarders and instruction in the two \, !.
5 languages, per year, 80 -. 20 90
Day scholars, same instruction per year, 40 90
" :. per month, 4 90
Washing bY the year, - 10 90
Aending, Il =.., .-ssS-E 10 90
BED, :. ..5* IT,. .t ~-sS & 90
Expenses Of sickness ut the cost Of parents, they
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
we'll inllfg 4 arm.

W 3 are aathofiissel % selI property sitnate,
~ ia Church rfaiiE:e, about three miles frou.
s0pelousas and fsquaIIY distant from Washington.
consisting acres 45 DC which are under fence
ID sTheimnoHements are complete and make 81
the place comfortable residence. ss..=5
Wood land near By can BE- purchased with or
swithoHt i'll Du PEEaa GARLAND.
u opelousa dry 18th 1850. sszs
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
! Sugar Mill for sale.

0peIousas, March 31st, 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
I'D CLOS IL q o..
Corner BienViiIe s. &Exehange AIIeF, 4. ..Drlean

Have the honor 10 inform their friends
kg land the public that they have just opened
sIf Ill their Store, 70. 81 BeiviIle Street, at
the corner of Exchange Alley, e Depot Of Furniture
.af every description, such as Reds1eads, Armoirs
Centre Tables and others TsteatEte, Chairs, Sofas
anteuiis Moss hair and spriDg mattresses, Feather
beds. They repair furniture, make exchanges and
take it on storage They hope by care and industry
10 obtain share Of public patronage. Dec. n.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
Washington, July 2sth, 1860.
A, Millspaugh, Book Seller 4 Stationer

s agent for the sale of the celebrated Deringer
M Pistols, manufactured by Henry Deringer, an
assortment ftheir pistols can be seen at our estab
'ishment at all times. These weapons are fully
guaranteed to perfect in every particular the
superior quality Ct Henry Deringers pistols is SO
to wear them, to need any comment.
= Washington. July 2Sth, 1860
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
ror sale at nrsbafe sale.

Il TRACT OF LAND measuring 500
arpents, good arabic land, one half oi
which is well timhered. situated about Is
niles from the town Of Opelousas.s This land
will be sold ~ rs per arpent; one half cash
and the balance il one year, without interest.
. For particulars apply to 81 .s #
uLYsSE PRIDsHOMaIE,
IS u in Washington, or
At the Qpelousas Couyaer,s Office.
& Opelousas, Feb. I8, 1850. Iy..
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
No. 40.
ESX'R.R We D.

HNM ES 4 A9aH KEA.
w.. N FROM the undersigned in
N PM bellevue in the month of April
u R4szsae last. young American Horse
@ mule OF dark COLOUR, no brand, white hair
:'u AROUND the nose mouth and eyes, tail shaved,
""n the end white, collar and trace chain
marks, also large old creole Horse Of a White
COLOUR brand not, recollected, said horse
was IS raised IN Prairie Mamout. Whoever will
literally rewarded. '''''' VIZ" 10
= BENJAMIN s. HAW
Bellevue. ST. Landry July 14th ls6o@sn
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
FOR, SALE.

FHSHE undersigned offers forssale his house and
u. lot situated in the Town Of Opelonsas The
hease isIarge and we'll constructed and nearly new
tegether5with new kitchen, servants room, a good
we'll, in short very comfortable residence. in q
retired place, and yet near the centre of the town
For further particular apply to the undersigned.
8 6.ss.tss "a ,zssB 8 aJ.PEFFERK0RN.
..Opelousas, March 31st. 1860. Il y. 80. 5z..
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
{ In Arr AlgleEI ZEN rs.

- The beaatifnI and light
sy % u - srznsak Steamer, MINNIE
/ - sofa, McHRsRY HusBASp
Master will during the law vvafsf season, take the
place I'LL sssa INV Gsleals Rac knta Silver
Heels, and leave Washington, every "Wednesday
III, Id o'clock A M and New Orleans, every Sa-
tturcay as S o'cIock h s
Tha public eara reN on The paictualitY of this
Beat, and Oh the es o hsr III The
trade during the Ion water season for whieh she
Id wei fitted. The fafes for freight shall Be the
same Id thuse nf other boats an thu trade.
Eora freight nrss rassa 81, apply on board, or to
John McEaFnairks UheIensa8 d. tns Jean Bite.
Schmidt, Eagle Hotel. Washing
ai ygasiiinRsun,, July a1st Ia6Ds
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08

= HORSE Dir REAKING

THE undersigned will tame
2 S IN and gentle beth wild and spoiled
horses, making them 90 quietly
and kindly either under the saddle or in har.
ness He.will ride.or drive any horse which
may be brought to himafrsa of charge.
He will break horses of alll bad tricks. and
guarantee them. to 60 kindly any where ct
the following prices: ss.9 nj. zsssss
y For spelled horses Y sa s 10 each.
go Wild 81 rs :. =sssss..ssa S each.
. s .=B.. MILLER.
.a1 June 23rd, 1sGo-tff. ..5s5@ss
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
~ @ TIC n

pHNHE undersigned respectfully requests those
L. who reindebtcd to him either far r,,o,
watch renairs for the sale of eweirv or otherr;.
70 come forward and settle without dsau ;f,hs,
wish to avoid costs. a 'neS
ne taxes this opportunity 10 inform his fr;ends
ana the public in general thu from and after this
aaIe ne can neathsrwork nor se!l upon any other
conditions than FOB CASH. H. x. - :, -
Mar. I7-6U r nFr.Apr,r
Corner Main and Bslevue nnaIon..,
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
NEY & DEJPRE

HAVE just received direct from the manufac-
III IL lures a considerable envoice of Blankets,
Lindseys, Jeans, Kerseys, LoweIs and other goods
for family and plantation nse, which they will sell
at their usual low prices for cash. fully 2Ist
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-08
IN Egg R(l DdDGs.

Y VHE undersigned has pack Of excellent
negro dogs, and offers his services to
The public for catching runaway negroes.
AL ordersleff at the Courier Office or with
the undersigned at Michel Bourdelon's, in
Prairie Baase, will be promptly attendedqo.
as8ss 60 sa.s; ..9 j. W. HORTON.
Opelousas. June 23ra, 1a60.-6m. .z#