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The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-26
HOUSEHOLD F!IRI.hsslITsll..n,EE. !IRI.hsslI |. !, z.


H L, undersigned having ken he large brick
bindings opposite & Y Roy old Store.
Main Street, Opeloisas has just arrived fton New
Orleans With a COMPLETE assortment of Honse
hold Furnitare of al kinds and prices, comprising
MaHoGAaY BEpsFEADs And ARNoIEs:
g BLEcK WaLagT 7 .s 49, n
TABLES. marble tops and others;
SoFss, BUREaUx 81 8sss.s
4 S1pEBnaRDs, WasHsTAsDss;
RocKisa-cH HAIRS. CHAIRS zs #
and MANY other articles suitable for families,
bachelors. pntie houses Sc, the enumeration O
which would be too tedious.
Owing to the Importance Of his purchases and
other Considerations, hes now enabled 20 sell hs
Furniture as low as lit can be got from New
Orleans. 5s5s .
Hetakes This opportunity to inform his friends.
ana the public III general that he vii continue g
make new furniture, pair old one and exehangs
new articles for any old which Hsag be repaired.
Hoping to merit share of he PUBLIC patfoasg ge.
ia invites ladies' and gentlemen to come and ex-
~ M LOUIS WAITER.
#s4 lpaloasas, FebruarY 1th 1886.
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Public sale

- =
Estate q Etieune Duplscbai7,.aec'a.
MSHE public are hereby informed tia.
= "a there will be cold at public sale, to the
iass and highest bidder 81 the undersigned,
/ administrator of the Estate of Etienne Dr.
plechaln, in Petit Bois, at the last residence
Of said deceased, on
! Wednesday 9th of June next, 1860,
he following described property belono;n,
to the succession Of said Elienne Duplz chain
deceased, to-wit: "
DAVID, negroman,aged abont222 years,
Two. creole horses. -~.rs. -
Two milch cows .se.t ss,...s. j.. ..,. So,
Csc hrand!ng iron and about thirty head
Of vacherie cattle.
Two yo}ses Of work oxen.
One dwelling house.
4oO nine feet peuz.
One lot of tools
-Abous2 25 head of hogs.
One hunting knife and some other articles
The enumeration of which would he too te-
tious. -@s <
Terms. end CouditiouS.-IA AL sums un.
der five dollars cash, and all sasns.ofand over
Eve dollars payable in two equal ANIMAL in~
s'a'nlerts tf.oln the day of sale-Furchasers
giving their notes with approved personal Sc
cnrity Moreover the slave David ren1ain-
ing specially mortgagad to said estate until
tn.! aud s"isFe payment Of the rurchase,
money and the interest which may accrue.
thereon.-All sums not nunctuaily paid at
maturity to bear eight per cent interest from
time due until finally settled
~. NEMESIE MAYER.
1dmaaist1ator.
St Landry, Nav 9Th, 1850.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-26
II. ST ORE!

~ He undersigned, hsFiag formed i sonnereial
A CO partnership us.dee The styls Of 4Sey d Du-
prs, hare the honoro ot announcing to their fienda
and the pnblic getseras, tlat one of then hes just
tatarns5 nom New Tos eonplete assortment
Of Dry Goods, Hard Cfoekefy ware. Tin ware,
Groceries, Shoes MIA Boots, Liquors fancy articles,
Iaa word, thay hayea sapI'iy q every thing snas
q Goantsy Store can, ought g have
Wirhiig to diecsrd every thing like chaflatanisn'
from this announcement, nevertheless, the under.
sgea hesitate not ssy. they ean sell their ues.
elsaneiize az soY All New 0rlesas retail prices end
perhaps, cheaper than goods have ever been sold
here III, ID tle present date. fss~
The 9unae1signed. planting themselves upon the
conycf;o,. thas cash system i the best, IS we'll
or the buyers q 1hs merchant hep.s sbat those
Iace them ,idar the hard necessity of constantly
Hre,neniing thsn that IL ofthe loWpess
Of thei. prices they can carry oa business or eass
o7slA
they occupy the did stand Of z. = 2. Roy. GO
- SIS BrSoiT NEY,
EDMOND DEFEsss
oas'erss,, March .a.s, 1850
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SGesa aEaabOaG aGMNOaace,

ssssssss ~ 81 81 The St. amer SILVER
I a aaeH=4zaaksznru HEELS &C. Pickett Mas
ter, will leave Washington
every Wednesday at 10 o'clock 4. M. and New
Orleans every Saturday ats o'clock ?. NJ.
5 Fopr barges are constantlTe employ d transp.r
ting sugarand tetAon from up Bayou Bnuffor the
Silver Heels. 4. s..s3=ss#.
i: The public ear rel v on the punefHa|iy ofthisi
boat: she is the fastest beat in thistrade and he
.aceom4no iatiens for ,assengers can not be sur
passed BY any. yhe freight rates the same as
hesother boais in the trade..
II FcsirsigI; or passage apply on board OF to Pi'
ire & Cor8il. Washington.
~ January i4thsa 1860.
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ST hlRYS lllBInInl,.

llnelensas, st. Landry ID

sYHyHIs Institution. lately hIshea IN fEe town
3 Of Opeiousas, e bes stow upon the boys and
youths of the Parish the ineon parable blessing b
. solid education, vii resume iss duties on The
1oth Of tober
. The course of Instruction vii embrace snch
branches il will Be most asefnl To- the pupils the
utmost care will be paid 70 their rapid improve
5Enent. s. $ Il z
sa. best Teachers viii be selected their mum
her will be increased, to suit the increasing number
5ef the students.
Trhe'very great suscess of the Instfut from
The beginning, the long experiences Of those at Tie
mead sof ii. their uncong determination to
rarrys out the noble work best dge.they
can oHer 10 parents for the improvement Of tkesI
.ehiidren.
n For terms and eth her part ten ars anply
y REv. GI LIB EIsa RI AYMoND. i.
0relonsas September 25th, 1858
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EIo1sAs PARISH OF qoasiana) MAY s6h 1860
Esolaat asssx E.Ggsg,> springs

s34.A t@f s$se
- 9. THE nndf r gned takes this mode ofnoiyina
~ H. tSs pnb that hr has just Improved shs Esat
ssssbSs hsaenfandis in readiaess to receive al
ssss tee whose ricasa's il may be to seek the above
;acel Of eaurs an recrration as we'll al
trWto may be mpesd from ndspbssn to hare recourse
to them for the remeaagsncy Of their waters
are situated on the BsSda des Canes, distant hhc'
Southwest Of the r. 0peouas. Amafg the numerous
aprngs there 10 be fund, may be had 9h found
abouudng with Sulphur and preparations Of Iron. The
springs very abnnan and instance three Of The
streams form large affords magnificent bathing
place. The waters OF said in be entirely renewed
every hour. calculated to add
much 10 its purity A: the distance five hsHred yards
from the principal bathing Place here his another
which is furnished sreas water the GOODNESS
Of which can an,,st be compared to thS' ice.
In announcing the opening D hs Es ablishment the UNDER
aligned does not pretend TO efar the to The pusic
fashionable watering place, where hne dress.s may be
hlbied with the other general panmen His object,
on The 70 etsr Hstsf ssapcn
which ahaered constitution may be restored 10 health The
rnlciai of these The relief of Dyspepsia and
in the Of cutanaeus ernptions, from past
rience. now stands unc,ntrad:c :cteH. #sa s-#%+*
The establishment consists of eomcrtablc dwellings, with
place. and The table Will sampy with
evere3thles may best suit the of visitors An
excellent pasture which horses may kent with safety will
be at the dpo ion of such desire it, we'll corn
fodder, &c.
The charges Of the undersigned " he moderate. and he
feels satisfied that his viii not only be satisfied with the
which they may RECEIVE, hut that they will be
also equally couened with the degree ofheah which hsy
may obtain from the healhl the of the dfe
rent Springs. e
5b 1854
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3 SAT- q q <AA lSzs & RlR gllM 40
TX &. Nourishtng Remedy!
. Invented and prepared by
M. "a. Ie M "A

.
TT He inventor Of this ne~and invaluable rem
Ill edy has. taken pa,e ts#in Fran g. England,
Scotland, ireland, Belgium aud the United
States. sss
The most chronic constipation Yields to the
Invigorating Cruel; it must he taken twice a
day ,oncein the morning and onoe n the even ne
ID thssshape OF soup. s
e The Cruel is a pleasant food and requires no
particular diet; it e3cites tho appetite, and acts
fayorah!y n the digesiveo orgaas, and cur more
Or less rapidly. butsureiy always. III every dis
Ease of the stom ach, snch as: E3s
Dyspepsia 4, Gastr,tis Heartburn, rsegsifls. Sick
Headache. Pains in the Stonacfe, Eostive
ness. Vomiting, Chronic Dintrhea, &C.. &c.
The Invig ratiag Cruel is iakeH in different
ways; with brbth--with salt or sweetened milk
with or without the orange-aowor swa.er.
boiling milk ard remain Is or 20 iiinutes.
TO- To betaken morning and even ng. .ss
The use of P. NIarmay $ SANITARY CRUEL.
has produced most sautary effec. ), which we
hasten to make known 70 The public At large.
Among al its other gooa qualities, which are
universally acknowledged it has been found To-
he highly usef-l and henifceat % w ONE. in he
stat of Pregn and that il facilitates iRsir
delivery s5tss /. sss =t3ss5s,s 5s
Ill also I'M. r.ves. positively the qua ity audsin
creases the GnaHtity of Mi kofs Nurses.
M other kinG Of F=.od en- be=compared 20 it,
itmay beaadm mi tered Wi.npnt faart The soung
est children; il refreshes aaa strengthens them.
and preserves ITEM agasssi a great many disea-
SEES pee lar TO their age.
Wemay therefore confdently lyreeommend it 10
every fl nily {.
Every oae-p pound paper Of the SANITARY
CRUEL eeilsains th1f, tWsos portions for or Z
person. Ihey are a. signed by P = MsaKhIAY.
Inyent.fand Pasenfee.
Fer ft1g lIsr larticua ars#apttly atihe General
De Of d. Al Costislt t.bet# eli Chartres and
Royal streels.N New Orleans.
/ For safe. Whptesa e and rel by A. RENAUD
fRaaER, princlpa gent III he United Z tcs
#Daporn all the principal cites Of the Ua3tsd
ST tas- In OpeIonsas at Mcssrs r. T.. Hebrard $
and John Posey y Drug Stores.
March e 7th,s ESQ. g.
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HIGH WATER hRRlNe .lIENTs,

a GsE The fast running and regular
h ss1s.Ss Izn = Packet Steamer ". BURTON
G.. E. LoUA1II1ga Master will
Leave .Wa shington every Sunday at Am and leave
eeW. ~ Orleans every Wednesday Al PM.
me last running and regular Packet Steamer
ANNA FERRET d. a. GaPps Master will leave
y Washington every Tuesday at RI II. and leave
New Orleans every Saturday ats PM
The Steamer sALINE w. G. .NEAL Master will also
bein the trade as boat having no regular
day for leaving. ss s5s57z
Passengers and shippers may rely on the pnnctual-
ify CT the Steamers n. Barto,a and Anna Perret.
The rate Of freight will be the as heretofore
yiz.s S*; - ss s5#..s
sagar s.s.5.. 81. 81 90 per hid
Mpassss 75aa bill
Cotton aass VI " l. !. bblaazs
n Up Ireghtg ~ ii E51ts bl , L
.sss.ss o. HINCKLEY &Co.
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puRLssHED ON slrunpAY ay
Jogl II, SasIi!1JJz Z " lillian 4. sPERGEl 6.

Subscription, Il. one year, payable ii, advance
three dollars al paid at The ID Of the yeaf. .topl
dollars. Ne asahscrip ion will BE FeceIvad for a
pariol less staan one year. "A snbscri beF wishing
70 iseoatsaa give d aritten notice to that ef-
-fect. ana satele aip III aryearag
E A3reftisins eftiseasents WILDE inserted
at > cesits psrIine loreaeh and very publication
4 IioaTa dseoan t5Willsbe mad for yearly and
stanaIuy adgeFssenanss s $50
Ali vi 81 inseF ted ii french
nient tn cont sinsest the publ ieationss3s seEs
No astYert sss;neator sptscEip will bessonped
rhtii all tie affaara are paid unless AZ op.
tion OF the pHbtshsr. Il ssss s 80 sss3 sssss3
Il elan asaatsse without
thsrnon.Js snIsaTiug them taa5e
eais a Responsible person sssssTsse ss w W.
Ten tsjftassstn aasaucs will Invariably be re-
qared TO. te aancalFe ne III office
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Estate ofGiIes Hlgginbotlgam decd.
TUs: He public are hereby informed that
= there will be sold, to the last and
highest bidder by the undersigned admins.
TRAITOR, through the ministry Of a duly quail
fed aaetioneer, On the premises hereinafter
described, in ilaqae'Dine Braltc in the "a.
rish Of St Landry. on
Thursday, the 14tA Of June nert. 1850,
the following described property belonging
to said estate. 10 wit (: :5
A Certain Tract or Parcel Of Land,
designated as the West half Of Northwest
quarter of section atwenty eight and lots No.
one and two Of section % in Township No.
7, South Of Range No 3 East, containing oue
hundred and nine and lG-l0O acres.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS One hundred
and thirty dollars and forty five cents Of the
purchased money cash, the balance IN three
equal annuaEinsts l4aents from the day Of sale.
Purchasers furnishing their notes with ap.
proved personal security az soIido to the
satisfaction eff the administrator and more.
over a vendors privilege being retained,
and the bond remaining specially mortgaged
and hypothecated unto said succession until
full and entire payment Of the purchased
money and all interes which may accrue
thereon. III sums not punctually paid at
maturity to bear per cent per annun frou,
time due until tinaliy settled
JOSEPH 6. EIGGINB0THAM
5 ri 4AelHss1i;styafor
Opelousas, 18th Nav, 1860
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KE I'll e undersigned takes plaas,ise ii announcing
to his old freinsls ard the public generally.
me d anu material d thf very best for soa-
king mems and bass's hing IIeneefo forward he
will work and sell for cash onty he car therefore.
aecamodats with any kind 81 y earng ap-
sparel AZ srheapeF laEie ees men ha5efofnrs s@'
His store en eornar rofs asIainA Y iHe streets
nearl nposite &. A. King Is residane 6.
sl5sss Is Il EIJ 81 ' E.
e opsseusas q ,ri {. e / las G.
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Opelousas, 18th May 1860.
NJ @ 5TsS :.

NE HATHILDE MCBRIDE, Of The Parish Of ST.
IVa Landry applies by her petition, for the ap-
poin. .ment Of Administrators Of the Estate of Ber-
nard Franquez, deceased, late Of the Parish Of St.
Landry.
There fore, any person intending to make oppo-
sltion to said appointment, will file the same il,
Writing, in my office, in the Town of Opelousas,
within ten days, from the date Of this notice.:
asg5'5s IL. LASTRAPES Clerk,
y Opelausas. May 10th, 1860.
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"a E'IyIkG DNTgHliN,

--+--T--- <Hga8 7- - =
gsGs sssssGssss THIS splendid stallion will stand
.s At II. Chreten's plantation. near
A=xs..- Grand Cotean, and serve a limited
number Of mares, from March lst to July 18th,
1880 at s25, the season, to be paid the first time
of service tal service afterwards to July 10Th
1860 free)
Flying Dntchman is half brother to E .. La
Croix's Gem. He was gotby the ever victorious
Bonrtaloae by Ma,nonth, Eclipse out Of Miss Bail.
st. Landry, February llth 1s6o.--3m. ss.
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synr saIs at nrinate SnIr. J.

.Tog sale at prtbHte Sale.
a TRACT OF LAND measuring 500
- - arpents, good arabic land, one half Of
which is well timbered, situated about Is
miles from the town Of Qpelousas. This land
viii be sold upon such terms and conditions
as win suit the purchaser. Y.
For particulars apply to
ULYsSE #PRUD'HOMME.
4 Opelousas. Feb. Is, 1860. ly.
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~ 81 81 q q zIgG o III DgI'lsE3 q Is C g,

"a VII II above popular stand mas again been re-
opened BY be undersigned IS
IT is most eoap eniently located house IN the
#toWnaf SN NashingtoIl, with large and airy rooms,
nessfy fitted u.
The datnns viii ever be The best that
the eonntry an supply at the following prices 5#
Beard and lodging per month, 500 Is
5 3 " thoutt . IS q = 8 1900
= and 2 y 85sSzz g week #ss 600 81
4 B IS day 8 ssss8s i 50
Attachea to the Hotel IS 4 large; end cont
nodIoas ssa well led vi corr, bay and
fol lovin fates:: a= sf #ss 3
81 Per wee 49, 2 36O
M Per day ,io5
0 ElegaHe bnggies ard hne saddle horses shall al
cII EN- q z II lJsBalNn
zHssaiag4o III 4. Il,
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ID zg or -

- Formerly Lalt q
Eli sl6 d III rs 81. 81 lalissiissiip
having purchased the above house begs e ave
to .lnusca to the,,nblic that it is now
the reception 81 trasisnt aud ef
nc III sTnatea between The upper and lt,y steam
sboas landings fronting The Court blean.
HI sses hase been ne farnishell and no
and fare al pleasant and accert II tfens
III these of alo hotel ID tae tslior
Good ssta sf1fgs for horses
Il 1rrf Il
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-26
il i'll sssssa ase>Rssgg ase i . ss-ssasa Tses5S!

TEay Fl undersigned having improved and
|. II transported his saw-Mill two miles of
jBarre's Landing, on Bayou Courtableau, is
now ready to saw any quantity OF lumber, OF
any length, up to ~ feet Lumber will be
delivered either at his mill or at Barry's
Landing, and large bills filed at moderate
prices ID . CHS. eLooE. r
r St. Landry, Nov. 2Oth, 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-26

FR7Hls delightful wateringp'ace situated in the
Il Parish of St. Landry. an beautiful rolling
Pine Woods. distant aho" 36 miles from Ope!n,as
will be oened on the first of Iune next, for the
reception Of Visitors. se
These springs are favorah!y known among the
people of the surrounding Parishes as mineral
waters of great efficacy in cbronic Diseases of va
rieus kinds-theIr mirera virtues having been
tested by iuuunerabie cures they have performed.
This Establishment is now undergoing tho
rough repair and several new family houses are in
construction and the plan will afford ample room
for 200 eistnrs this season.
The services o! our excellent cook iSylvester
well known by many ofmy vsitors)a good stew
ard and polite and attentive servants have been
secured. ard fine band of music headed by Iosi
the celebrated Italian Violinist is also engaged for
the season.
Twotines of Omnbuses will ron between Ope-
!ousas and the Springs twice week.regniariy.
Persons visiting the above Establishment may
have thei letters ami papers directed to = Vile
Plate, Bell Cheney sPgs and they will receive
them twice week.
B. I'd and Lodging per week 10000
Children and Servants half price.
Horses der day, LOO
E. PATIN, Props. tor.
Opelousas, May 5th. 1860. a,s-
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:::Ilfxroceriies, Goods and Motions u

I Essasgss--IEsA sI n E undeTsig gned KU
I p 1HRAa having Just retufned 40
from making par- sssa@ Ss ssszss 1
4 ~ bases IN he CITY, gsaaA.
ahhis the honor to inform His toners ard the
public Il that he has on hand, All E a,
Kings old stand, u corner Of ~ ain and Landry
stoc q supply ct
i i i j a IS u g d GEE z BR.
AN AssORI N q + .s.sa
1S.s5 u - Gaeuaos la;D
Y,sPATEN'E.sAsV- sV- IN LIS. GHURNS
Sss III. BsateTs, Eg- riers. DC u
81 En- fact, be RilI enfsasert to accommodate his
5ciAf esners, both as ID aIt icies prices
III Oil ENR HUSBAND Isl
Opelsnsas, February lseo.s
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Il, IA II. E A Il ON as SALE

svEsI gned will sell ut private sale. j
Geltoa Han sion.s lttated onsthe Bayou
10 belssas Imitation
syf Or Ion aiming SIS ~ aerliI Iaf
arpenas. a. enclosed 100 Of Wh hie ii GOOD ceHdl-
, stios III rIi bui d onshe piaca
are al, ne ~ 9 ID Gin house &c
. The uadersigned also sel herewith, at the
ia of tlss pl.rch four ch ice agro
iiis ta;ss,s sn con vii g tosnit
tlls purcha ,rfaa g "a sI-
u n E iIlssII ARD.5
I'D M sSt. hid III IA bill iii I 800. 2n,.
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K. BEiEG GUFREL, keglster
e.. sz-- JOHN POSEY. Receiver.
Land Office, Opelo,aas, TIN April 1850.
8sasesyssy oa. sscsesa,
Esq . egUeez,

- ESg . egggeez,
YA FROM the residence Of The
SSY undersigned, about the lst Of the
aa=assszss present month, an American,
horse, ola deep sand color having little
white ia the face, about II years Old This
horse is not branded aud bears no other marks
except those Of the harness; be has the string
halt in the right hind leg; ~
A Creole Mule, dark yellow, branded
nearly thus O 2 carries marks ofthe harness;
An American mare colt, one year cid, Of
bay eolor--Witi white maine and tail--no
brand.
A liberal reward will be given to whomso.
ever will return the above horses and mule
to Ellie LUCULUS
st Landry, May 10Th, 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-26
A well improved Farm.

are authorized to= sell . property situated
w in Church Prairie, ABOUT. three miles from
Opelonsas and equally distant from Washng ON
consisting of II acres Is Of which are ander fence
The Improvements are complete and make o!
the place comfortable residence
Wood land near by can be purchased with OF
without it. zez DUPRE & GARLAND
opeousas, May 10th, 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-26
December 18th, 1859.
ss sgas0glElssyg 0glEls yg gsIg sd yp S. gyseg;azs C gzs & },

le-lzA THE subscriber takes this
method Of informing the public
sssssssSA e that be has on hand, and is
daily manufacturing all kinds of Saddles,
Harnesses, Brides and other such articles
usually kept in his line Of trade, on Main
street, nearly opposite KaufFman's store, il
OpelouAss, where the public can find at all
times, from 3 low price saddle orIarness to
the finest that can be made in the State A
call is solicited, as he is determined to please
both in price. and quality Of work.
..s 5.s. GEORGN PULFORD. Il
Opelonsas, July 10th. 1859. ..@sss
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3 ,g a s,s Q, Q II II .ssss u m &c


A LEAN DR !, Char.
iA.s ahd itoyi, III
asssgtasss al aaes ssuy lie Mr.
A. IN haia nf eafss, oi ai! t Courts of
Esroiis and s1,s n sed seye raj
nseaals ~ ths Expbstiaas Lqnaon and ew York,
DRYERS Fiagds .ls yetehf t3 The Pianos that
xaresy taaaet improved
pr txnoltason and teeegtzed Easape being
fieg il TN 4Ss.&E 55st
A aisaaafain, avarasty knorn aany Parishes ef
Tai Has .e hoapF to gvits aud
taiH s superiority the Piaacsa and Harno
Rfns ia he has ia soa te abays named house.
Having bees ss nlaauaetory lr Dsba,, Mr.
Fsa horn3g Of tte erioriis Of these
dessreus q taats hioyn
" sss fes he WIN cont. small profit On The
sale Of te same, and Will BESIDES, he will
and Fe pair then. 845# e4 ia ~
saiassss8 EaasanfHas. z8ss
ii, srurse,t ha aiI and
aassfssts ts tots adraaisge 81 al the
saaia tins for artists and for
a.a,t,rs NJ lie ;nstrn
.ea apa most calt piece
r Fl,ad vim ae raeehan-
DEC. s, , is5s.-is. ss5sSss ss s5
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-26
ISIDORE GI,lI I0IJIL. LA,

.elars lla cas1 ten Il nd lHsas gaaVcr,
AFPERs hia services aos the public oftile Parish
IN af ST.. Iaandr Having blished ~ ST. Mar.
d Depo1 Of Italian Marble ef the first quality,
I'LL ID new erect unerary Monuments with
os ptieus, plans and acepFdng q
sa tastes, ina prompt and manner and
sfsln moderate prices.
slls, araay need hisseryices will please write
to him, Ill ss Mafsiagie, 81 appfy foihe editor ol
tha Dpslu uasas Go,ssier Aug. II, q 1868.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-26
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NOTICE 70 PRE.Eal pTIoN,i CLAIMANT,

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-etnp-
tion TO any OF the lands within the townships and
parts Of townships above en.Ims rated is required
gister and receiver Of the proper land of4ice, and
make pa yfflent therefor as practicable sf
ter seeing this notice. aud before the day appointed
5for The commencement Of the publie sale oil the
lands Embracing the tract claimed wise such
claim will be forfeited.
ss. a. SMITH
s#5 gsosuasis sicsrer Of che General Land Ojsee.
March 10th. 1850. rs ssgs
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-26
TAX EN- EJs.

1o TAKEN up @
AlA BY the subscriber, on his planta.
lion, on Bayou Tacae, 2 smiles~aboye the
junction, on Monday the 2nd April last, one
large American grey Horse, nearly I6 hands
high and about II years old. FL. bears No
distinct brands, works .well IN harness and
under the saddle.
The owner is requested to cone forwara,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, otherwise the law regulating snch eases
viii be enforced. s. L. COLES.
St. Landry, miisy 5th fefo-lm
The Opelousas courier., 1860-05-26

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d aarsie I5D we'll aud under atles,
III above IrasI ot Land u eqaas II fer.
ID any Ilnti pon tho and will
bs Il Ilbsral term
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