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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-11-24
Opelousas, November 18th 1860.
plsRlll; SALE,

Estate Of Naxtim Rousseau and apie,
YEyIIE public are hereby informed that
.E there will be sold at public auction, to
the last and highest bidder, on the premises
1T VillesPlate, in the Parish Of St. Landry,
BY the undersigned Administrator, through
the ministry ola duly commissioned officer,
On Thursday. 29th Nouember neat, 1860,
The following described property belonging
to The Estate of Martin Rousseau and wife
decesed, of the Parish Of St. Landry, to wit !:
ssA A property situated in the town Of
Issssm Vile Plate, in the Parish Of St. Lam
dry. consisting Of dwelling house, a store,
she'd and appertinancies with about nine
acres Of Land and wood. The house and
sbores are well located for the mercantile bust:
ness, being situated near the church, where
a store has been kept for the last six years.
This property aajoins, atone end, the South,
tile road from Opeiousas to Alexandra, at
tbe#other end the North, lands Of Coreil, on
tie East side, the Church grounds, and on
the West, lands Of William Reed.
ALLY s negro woman aged about so
years.
So lot Of household and kitchen furniture.
. Three beds.a bedding.
LOT Of chairs, tables bureanx, etc.
s TERMS AND CONDITIONS The price. Of
the..nopeabies, payable on installment on
the lst Of April, ss66I the price Of the i'm.
payable sin IWosean annual Install
meuts, on half On the Ist Of April 1862 and
the other half On the 1st Of April 1863.
Purchase nishing thier notes with two
GOOD and solve ventsecurities to che satitfaction
ofthe Administrator, VIM Reed, and paya,s
BE Il, ille Plate Security % be furnished
Cd the day ofsa le, Or The property to be re-
soidat the risk Of purcha pursuant to Iartii-
Gle 25S9 Of the Civil Code Of Louisiana.
N LEE D, Adlassiaastratoy.
Ope1ousas, 9th October, 1850
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J, j. BEAUCHAMP,
Auctaoneef.
Opelousas, November 10th, 1860. *s 5
Public Sale of School Lands.
10Th ss,tion. Bauou e1oeoai,. IL 1o,c,.sh;p2 : s..

10th Section, Bayou recodlle, IN 1o.cssh,p2 s.. r.
= z..s.sz 2, East. .S# es ss8 .8S.
4 II obedience to The 2' Section of#an act#ap-
As proved Iatf M MzTc hl sas, entitled An Act to
anlens and re-enact the 9Th and 34th Sections oil
an act to organize Free Public Schools in the
State Of Louisiana, approved 18th March 1852
and ii 81 rtte of me direeted BY the
Auditor Of Public Accounts, I, the undr rrsigned
Treasurer sell, 1t 10 the high
est bidder at the Court Hntlses door, ethe town
ofOpeIousas, of Is60. the
18th SecfiouA Bayou Grocod ship IS
g. 2, East, Parish Of st. I.andIy conta ming l4o
ssl00 acres, and be sold il separats lots, as
per plat 81 fstlrveY ssss
u Ms AsD 4, on Dl1Io On.a creditsofs ten
years, as5fo lows, to wit cent cash.
andthe ba.anee2 d install luents. theain-
fefestt 10 paid hole amount annually,
at the rate q per an..u,1I notes
shall esnlade payable to the Auditor Of Public
Accounts, secured by sTeci Il ge Oh the
lands sold and persolla seeuri III so,iao, until
final payment ot prime iIai ntarest. ii
.ss ONFszI 1t 3 a llIDRY,
Treasurer III ths III III of St Laildry.
Opel eleusas, Octobe III 500 s 4 "a
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CDnpsnf ann Araoegtp
OF TIE
immaculate Conception,

! Opelousas, st. Landry, L.s
vHyHiS Institution, under thescare Of the Sister
Ill <oi Holy Cross, is s;oea:ed in the tes~n 0
opeIousas, la, ina most beautiful aa4healthy si
"at'o the oaa,ns. a,s 1asss shaaa a' eomm0a'o'S
The course OF ofinstruct1onf1s most E xtens,re, EN-
braci ng French. English, and all the aseini and or
snatnensaj branches taught in the best Institutions
OF America or Enroue.
70 encourage education, the most mo'lefats
terms have been adopted:
For board and tuition, si00, per scholastic yea
of ten. months, payable in two equal lfstan'eil's
and III advance.
Dayschosars will pay $50, or $50 per sehoia stle
wear. according to the classes they will attens
also ID two equal payments. and III advance
Backs and statoaar Mi asic and Drawing, fo
sus,h is viii Issart. them. .faIe4c hargea xtra. 9
ForiuFt cuals. Apply 70 ff.R N Ak 81,
8Gs RAY.MO OnD, Rector of the Catholic Church
u Opelousas, AZ arch 9th. 6 66os--l
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No. 81.
2 u BIIC SALE
Estate Of Elizabeth Bfoussara, deceased

M virtue of an order from the Honora-
na ID bic the District Court in and for the
farl<h OF st. Landry, the public are hereby
informed that there will be sold at public sale
to The last aud highest bidder, through the
ministry of Jonas Veil, or any other duly
licensed Auclonecr, at the residence of j.
seph Leblanc, ou the Mermento, in the Par.
ish Of St. Landry,
On Ihursdaythe 6th Dscen,be1 zeu:, 1860
the following described property, belonging
to the succession of Mrs Elizabeth Brous..
|~ard, deceased wife ofJo>eph Leblanc, of the
parish of St. Landry, to-wit:
JULIE, a negro woman aged about 10
years
RANhY. negro woman aged about 80
years, with her G:e children, 4 girls and one
boy.
The dwelling house kitchen ferry boat,
&c, Sc.
One beef fcart.
One buggy.
A lot Of household and kitchen furniturs
consisting of Armoirs, Pantries etc, etc.
A right ina certain swamp. on bayou Neg
plque, in the Parish of Calcas;eu.
4 work oxen.
One vecherie branding about 80 calves on
the ehenIere, together with the branding iron
and vacLerie horses
Another vacherie in Prairie Calcasieu
branding about IL calves.
q mares On the cheniere.
J 8 work oxen
A small house situated at Point Lyone..
A lot Of beds and bedding
a gang of gentle horned cattle, cows and
calves
! gentle creole horses, some mares and
,folts.
A lot of sheep, with various other articles
Two ncneroCs to mention
Terms and Conditions On credit
OF ono two aud three years. the first install
ment payable en- the LIST OF March 1862, the
second ou the lst Of March, 1863 and the
last instaiment on the 1st of March 1864.
Purchasers furnishing notes with secursty in
soltdo to the satisfaction of the administrator,
notes to bear 8 per cent per annum, interest
from maturity until paid, and payable at the
residence of Edward NJ Broussard, in the
Parish of St: Landry. The real estate to
remain specially mortgaged aud hypo,heca-
ted unto said estate until final payment Of
principal and interest In conformity to
del!beration Of family meeting Of the minor
children Of said deceased.
$50 JOSEPH LEBLANC,
.. Administrator.
Opelousas, November Ord, 1860.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF a FAMILY pHYsle

are 90 composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate eyeKy portion OF the human organ
Ism, correcting iss diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalites. As q consequence OF these
properties. the Invalid who is bowed down with
pain OF physical debility is astonished to find his
health OF energy restored by q remedy at once so
simple and inviting. s.
Not only DO they cure the every day complaints
q every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: costsre-
ssss, Heartburn, Headache ayssiag from disordered
Stomach, Nsusea Indigestion as,, in and Aiorbi9
l,saction c tho Bosres, Faasnlescy, Loss Of Apps-
tiss, Jaaandise, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
Of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restora.
zion Of tone and strength to the system dehiItated
by disease.
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Ayers Cherry Pecto oral,

2oR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsenesss
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Consumps
tion, and for the relief of C0nsumptive
Patients il advanced ssages Of the
aiseases
DO wide is the field OF its usefulness and DO nu.
merons are the cases of It's cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds ID persons pub
/ icly known, who hare been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of fhe lungs By its
use. When once tried, it's superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind Is apparent escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, tho
public no longer hesitate what sntidote to employ
for The distressing and dangerous affections Of the
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
sommnnity have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends BY every srial, conferred benefits
IN the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures TOO numerous and too remarkable to
N &nrs,nfta,, f #ss84 ,t@z555
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sss 81 % % "a. ss.ss IS & ]. ]

i ! .ss a gzA r FL lI q snbscriber takessthis
method ii forming The public
that be. has On haad, and ii
dali manu- faeturipg al kinds u Saddles
Harnesses, Brides and other such articles
i.snally kept In bis line DC trade, on l1air
street nearly opposite kanffflnans 5 store, i
OpelDusas where the public can find at Al
times. ffronla low price saddle o. harness e e
lie nest that can be made ia the State A
call ii soheI,e he il dete eriniDedsto please
both Id rice and d nal Of work
aIIlsts G b Or lIF ORD .sz
Opel loisas, July I6tli, VI
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EsDg e s All !.

N7.ILL8be sold at private sale, attract Of land
~ sitllat tea on Dry Bayou, three miles from Big
Cane settl tlement, containins $50 acres. This land
III beantIf situate well bered and Of fieh-
ness unsurpassed BY any Of the lands of ST Landry
Or aAvoyelfes Il #s ssS. sa
The Terms ana Conditions shall be made liberal
for the purchaser. -
For tfses par tieulars apply TO Mr.. Bolnar, Of
RigEafae, or 1T the Courier office. IS
Sent. s9ths 1880 -~t-f. g6 sE4ss q
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.ssaA A very IL ROC tlcIlVe pam talloil
e s III tnated 81 the Bayou Teche. near Bar
III Landing thehead of the nav atoa
81 Bayou Courtabl surirgg about
400 superficial. DIT aild, that say s AZ
pents front, by 65 ii depth, 80 on 20o q
II ich are cltarsd prov consist
house 80 feet long, with new cotton gin, sbs.
IN d III and other out houses.
For part uars, and for terms and condi
tions. appty to the Tsiglied. on the premises.
III 5tosJ Joel fH Sailaaz, Notary, ,in Opeinnsas.
d LOUIS C..sDEVILLIERS B
Up irish &c ST.. Landry 20Jh October 1860
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= 7HE Esundersigned offers his services. IS and
II Agent. TO ell. purchase, a.d transact any
business connected Withlands.s His plan vii! be
ito keepa Register Of ali lands confded TO HIM
for sR1e, where correct descr ptioa Of locality
nature Of the soil viii b. giye.. aadWhat.t is c,-
pabie ofIroducing. The tracts will be adyrr-
tsed and The advertiser ents circulated at such
places in this asfd other States, as will be most
Likely TO feet sales. Charges will at the usu-
al rates. Office on the Nor. b side Of Court House
Square. newt "a Jas. d. | rae.'s corner.
Ts .z JOHN MACDONALD. +
Cpes ousas, April 2lst 1860.
y. WI w alaFE, Carpenter,
nFFERS his services to the citizens Of Ope-
" sloHsas and vicinity who need any thing in
his line Of business.
Jobs slpne prornpti y. il. d wot kmanlike man
t,er, and charges moderate. lJuiy 2 q III y
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Or, ascounk ofHepazkure

gMyHE undersigned being about leaving
] Hi this Parish offers for sale, at private
sale, ali his household furniture, kitchen
antensils, a 4 Wheel family carriage, one
Buggy one pair Of carriage horses, one cholss
R,,ssy horse, and a fine hare.
''1s' '0e' B. NEY.
opelousas, Oct. 9th. 1860.
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M essi eaafcs, s.,
and atRarsaaS4 S4.a Es,
CT O. o RE

II n undeTssgned hereby g iDferns fIleir
and sins general they
1Sk have inst receiueds IA fresh aud considerable
of Drugs and Ieines, as also Paints.
Perflnler of saIl kinds; ss
They are agents forfhe sale Of a large quantity
of Patent M diciIfes the most popular
II IA Al G OH AILLlER 81 co. Il
April 8, 1885. " ashinston. La
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n Il e unders inti tiorins his friends
u U and the publ - genera { that osinsg I!
To the ex raIity er il Wanlps and
Gus. be has been compelled tos stop his
Saw AilIsffolr the time being, and iis.therefore
Unable tossfll any bil.at resent,
y takes this opp portnnlty 70 offer his
thankss1e generous public for THE patron.
age ended to him; and As soon as the
weather will permit, he will form the pub
lic of The time " Whela he viii once more be
abieito CD there orders!
G, n 8 rs gIsf()s5E,
aron roa1rfahbl leaa Sepb s,:llid, 1850. M .
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DR. r. w: LANTER, Dental Surgeon,

H.. MoAntUlHe slreet, IFashiagto's. La.
g. DR..sANTFR having beenengagee
HssA many years of his liieln the success
4 "a I1ytnH practice ofDentistry, is compe
tent toper.rn all operations in the highest degree
Of perfection: He excelsin the science of sapiae
nutaral Teeth, and will devote particular care art
attention to hat object.
Dr. Lanter's whole time and undivided atten.
ton will be given to the exercise ufhs profession
Washington, 26th May, ls6o.-ly.
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" 4 go. F;;5,s 53.s3s, = s5=iass &ss
HORSE BR EhKING.

#S Nurse BIT EiAhlNd.
THE undersigned will tame
! $ and gentle both wild and spoiled
horses, making them 60 quietly
and kindly either under the saddle or in har-
ness. He will ride or drive any horse which
Huay be brought to hin,@free of charge
He viii break horsessof all bad tricks, and
guarantees them togo kindly any where at
the following prices: j
For spoiled horses $40 each.
Wild =" * rs each
6. B. MILLER.
June 23rd, 186O,-tf.
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zEA st. Landry Medical Depot.

i iNSzsss THE undersigned keeps.constant1y
on hand large 6 well selected stock d
sSsazs Drugs Medicines, Medicine chests
Chemicals, Patent Remedies. Shoulder braces
tri.sses-P Pernfmery. Combs, Brushes, and choice
assortment offancy& & toilet articles, pocket Cut
4ery &c.
i,is stock Of paints, white Lead, Snow white
zinc, Oil, Terpent'ne. and every description o
.color,-dry and ground in oil is ordered from the
most reliable sopre es and gar guaranteed
blank Books pen, Ink &c, good selectiond Of
school and Class Books States, pencils pen holders
Sc &c. Also a large variety Of gefdef seeds
warranted fresh and genuine Best chewing tob4c-
CO, Havana. segafs french Bra ndy, and pure vines
for medicinal purposes.
szs;t JOHN POSEY,
D,u.ggist 3 .apotasea,y
4 Opelotsas Nov. 18th lS60-6rl
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Estate ArIla,ld deceased,
persons. debtea q thesaboRe es.
~ tate are lIl4reIhy notified ~ call 81 the
drugstore Of o.i L IIIsbrard and settle With
AZ hho1npson II hey wish toaroid cost
Il. zH LITE LII, AaaaanJstratoy. q
Dpeaausas, Nursa absr OIL. IsSD.
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b AYERS
Ague Cure,

sys4s FoR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Agae, Periodical Headache, OF Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
], for the whole class of diseases orisi.
mating in hillary arrangement. caused
BY the Malaria of miasmatic countries.
Z No one remedy is louder called for by tho
necessities Of the American people than a sure
md safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that it viii eradicate. the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
NO harm can arise from 1ts uses IN any guam
sisy. 2. So ssssz
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be OF immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Pyevention 10
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleful distemper. This "CuRB ezpels
the miasmatic poison of. FEVER AND AauB
from the system and prevents the develop
mensof the disease, If taken on che first up
proach of its premonitory symptoms. 1t 10
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply fos
BODY; y;a and i' in bilious dsts ss6, where Fsvna
AND AauR prevails, eyeryS0. should have j,
and use it freely both for SD protectiot
II il hoped this price viii + T within thd
reach Of all-the poor as wei ><iGhsM kR
great superiority Of this l.,;,od h.f)S
other ever discovered for TIL lgneuand cet-
tain cure Of Intermittents is, N ,Afcontains
no Quinine or mineral, consef gay it pro-
duces no quinisna or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as # they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequences
Of the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of
disorders ariee from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache.
Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catar1h, Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie,
Paralysis. and Derangement of the Stomach,
all Of which. when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
icaI. This CuRr !" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. It is an invaluable protection to imrni-
grants and persons travelling Or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed TO the in
fection, that viii be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
TO rpen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from Inter1nittents, if they avail
themselses Of the protection this remedy A.
6rds.
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MI ii saaDtz t. WILLIAM S N PlilaHgggEsR ilaHggg q,
coNDIFIoEs.

assss scoNDIFIoEs,ss#s5sssSs Il ss ss9ssss
.,,,.ian. forsonr year, payable in advance,
paid at the end OF the year. tour
aIse Subscription will BE- rseeisedtfpr a
one year. a subscriber i Wishing
s,ie must give ,Urtttex ssotice to that ef-
e Nsast a5s4 III ttae III, a II aFreafagss. ii.
reg, w dive rtisenltnts wifi he inserted
III asrline forearh and ever
4 seess f;scaaat will be made Tor yearly and
aa as,,s sas tiseneilts ,s.53s. !. , I,
staa,tas ssemsnts viii be inserted infreneh
4. aa.s .s. aat:i the editor shall indge it eonse-
aiia ataas Y asssentinae the pabtieaton
o. ar n4a usss ss ss sioppga ~
tos ?, .sstoa ID tickets otherobs printed Without
nrthe person ordering them te be print
ta taf Y ,ays yfsespoasibfe person. , II II, sss
ea Tsa a,Iias in advance viii invariably be re-
;,pdf,fthe announcement ofranaidates toroit,ce
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y. HH. Wv alalNE, CARPENTER,
m % n Il C. E !.

YTSHE undersigned respectfully requests thos,
= who arendebtsd him either for Clock or
watch rerairs for the saieot jeweiryor otherwise
TO come forward and settle without d ay if,hey
wish TO avoid cos 8. 45e 4 sss4s
Hetak $ this opportunity to inform his friends
and thespublic IN general tn. from and aflerthis
date hecan neither work nor sellupon any other
lcond tions than FOR CASH.
Mar u so F. DELARUE. =
Corner Main and Bellevue, Opelout as
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Public fsak1.

Estate Of Louis Bezair (allas Petion)
Fonteazot -scz1a
rHyIIE public are hcrepy informed that
"a there will be soldat public auction, to
the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed adnini~tr. tor Of the Estate of Louis
Belalr Fonteuut snfsaamed Potion f. m. c. of
y. Landry. throug ugh Y duly commissioned
officer, on the premises s>seinaf;er mentioned,
On Weancsdoy, 2Sth ,Novsmbsr, ncxt,
1860, the following described property be-
longing to said Succession tn Wit
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E VT undersigned having purchased the groce-
& {. alssry story Of McHenry Husband, corner soi
" am and Landry Streets, IN 0pelousas, will con-
5tinne the business onhis own account.
He wilIendeasor tosurply his friends and the
plbllcs generally with everything in his line at
moderate Irlees for Cash, short time TO pune
tual rhstomers JOHN McCO OR MJfsE .
Opeleusas, Nov 1cth, 1860 --lv 81
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!. TIL e undersigned has Just arrived
s from NeW-O Orleans Wsitha large and

ID E uHt1E TsfgIlea has I1Ist aF.IVeE
sxssfsss from New Orleans with large and
lsy On choice assortment ofJeWeiry, con
| .yssa sisting principally ii Ladies Cameo
Sets, Breast Pins. Bracelets. Lock-
els Rings. and i'll short every article Of the
richest ewerys as well the finest nt oi
and Silver Watches, for ladies and gentlemen,
|allof which he has Just received from one Of the
largest coinfne rcial houses Of New York, and Wtic
he viii sell VI moderate prices for cash.
friends and the pubic in that he has secured
the ssfsicesofan experienced and ski inl Watch
maker " no will be constantly il attendance
I s@, sF F DELARUE. 8
u Corner Main and Bellevue streets.
Opeloasas, January 29th $50.
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y ID. EsrHaETTE,

Atoogney and Counselor at Law,
NNTILL attend punctually to all busenes corr
Wv hded to his care.
Office on BsIlsvYe street, Opsteuass'
SesYssak<sY Ist fzSg -
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j SMEAR plartatio 81 f,iate III you Chicot
IN ntai,iis,g soll acres of land, feur hundred
iaande I fence Good sugar house house. sta
HES corn honsas gse, Also good dwelling, ne
~ cHEVIs q RITcH1E, ]
81 Land a Agents.
ashiilgtops la, gusf sth, 1860.
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DgP. 81 RRlI y h, BatOII lolge La.
u. Gre prom apt attention 90 the en-
TN off Lands il the State Land OF,
ice. at Bat Isong
Opelausas, Oct $50
ssaileasieu ] ress please copie ~ En-
giisl all
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4 lLRlIiIl l1R lIlI CID LIND,

situated on the Bayou plaauemine Brule,
Parish Of St: Landry, measuring 6 arpents
front BY 40 IN depth, bounded above BY lands
belonging formerly to.one louis Dantin and
below BY lands Of Celeste Hebert, and now
Hypolite Gi,idry. y
Terms and Co,sait ions. .---Ons . credit Of
one and two years from the daysof SAX, aya-5
blesin two iinstalments, purchasers to furnish
notes, bearing S per. &c Itaper annum inter
est from day Of sale, with security M soliezo
to tie satisfaction ofC Il .Mouton, and the
notes payable to Chass a 8 j Mouton, at
their Office, in the Town of Opelousas,
for tie use Of the parties Interested. The
land 70 remain pecially lnortgaged Withsren-
dors privilege, to secure the payment Of the
purchase price and interest. a.
N-Act Of sale at the expense Of purcha-
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\ Il b undersig gned weu.d respectfully in
fornsh customers that groceries are
a. cash article; I'LL amounts owed % him for
the same are due on the LIST of each mouth i
He expects, and hereafter, will require
from all persons .punctual payments, or cash
on delivery, for his groceries.
ts. o. 's..S s. "A j. BALDWIN
3 Washington, May, Doth. 1860