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VOL. L.s.-.NO 1913.

his servant in the night. His heart was always
easily touched. He and his horse having been
kindly sheltered from the raia BY the MASTER Of .
wretched hovel he next day sent masons 70 build
the man . new house. A bill for E300 We hand
lilo saw that the name Of The unfortunate drawer
was that Of an old schoolfellow, paid E300 70 dc
holder, and threw the bill into the Gre. OF coufve
il 10 easy for wealth to play the bsnsRcsnt Caliph,
but it was ut least genuine feeling 10 Asshsion
Smith. In politics Of course he was Tory; and,
as a member Of Parliament, of course hs never
spoke but voted hard for his party. He would
post up TO London from his place on the other side
Of Andoyer for division after day . hunt.
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NEW CONCERN.

w have this day associated ourselves together the
w pose Of conducting general Grocery aud tnnaiSsnn
business under the style and firm Of lINsiEN
the old stand of Mrre Sraiton, No. "a Main Street.
burg. Va.
We vi keep constantly hand good assortment Of Gro
Liquors staple Dry Goods. aud in fact ever,
Sept in tiroccrs establishment.
r.. cuar attention paid Ia the sale of Tobacco Wheat Flour
and her kinls OF country produce.
Wco by slricl attention business ficr the patronage
irici. aud the public generally.
WM. H. SrEATTON,
/ It's SAMl. W. HfNcIEY
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Lynchburg Guano Depot.

Lynchburg GuanO Depot.
ENAEMElS aud The public generally hereby notified thai
L. the Iynchbur. Guano Depot, kept by WIN. a. Miller,
The Ban is fully supplied with the follow
No \ Peruvian Guann:
l.resr'- MauIp iacd Gt,auo:
Sunl'fcro Guano, Iynclburg ground:
MrXiran tiuano;
kctewtlis Potash and Plaster.
akrn every rrccauiion Ia furnish reliable arc"4
Gunno from the agents OF the Peruvian Gov
rrtmcn which is certainly pure. am sole agent Iyuclhug
lccs Manipulated Guano, and will insure il Ia b., cNac
y what IL represented to be- viz one-alf PcrU, aud
half Sombrcro believe this 10 he good Peruvian, pound
for pound any crop that il may be The Subror"
buy lump aud have il ground, and sell good
be bought where in the [ ui,d States Ny
plan sell small profit strictly hope the
patronage be- extended that has been cra
IL bestowed heretofore. WM \. MILLER,
sept l3-,its--l.cp copy Basin.
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Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg |!

HE wa. 10 XIII the Northern fanatics Is 10 l! your
E Carriages Buggics and Wagons AT BAILEY s IL;
S0- Main street, Lynchburg, and not send your money
North enrich aud enable the Aboonists 10 make Shares
lnies and Spears to send 10 negroes kill lis with
born and raised in Campbell County, and is
making with increased facilities all the style Carriages
and Buggcs neat and substantial Also a kinds
"f Harness. Repairing and painting Of Carriages done with
nciincss and dispatchs
The subscriber his grateful past
fleors soc continuance Of the All he asks is
mn examination Of his work. feeling confident he please
both quality and price. JNO. II. BAILEY, AgL
ian Bots 1s3 Main ST., INncliburg Va
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MANIPULATED GUANO.
NNE offer 10 the planters of Virginia Gnan0 prepared by,
w us follows:
900 lbs best Peruvian Guano that can be procured;
500 do. S0morero Gnnno, containing ~ ct OF Flos
phate OF Lime;
300 do Ground Plaster for which wepay 81 ton
Planters and Others invited Ia examine this article From
the Information obain believe this Mixture IT,
of the best that can be prepared for the Virginia lands
Price Planters sis per on ~ less when they
fIns, the bags.
sB- Prepared and kR sale 10y
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co.,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also for sale by Commission and Grocery Merchants
We refer Ia Planters whr have used the SonIbnro an
the Manipulated GuanO them Jas Gait EsJ, 4. Wa
wick, Esd, Jos. Allen, Es and K H. syli EsI and others
Below give d. X Tuitles Chemist at University of Nah
report Of the same, samples from ~ bags and shall c KEEP
to thai standard:
II able 10 give the result Of anaysis Tn y
show the Mixture Ia BE- what stated in former letter.
Judge that fortunate the sles ton of aeri Is
especially OF Peruvian nano The per ccntagc of Ammo
shows iic Peruvian to contain ia cent, which Is
than the The Anal, sis Is rs follows:
Moisture lgiven or AT boiling lontD 1905
Sulphuric Acid h+5; Lime 36l. "01
Ammonia 10
tnsaaube Matter. ....... .......... ........ ..b5
4 small quantity of Alkali-unicrmincd. Wafer Ia
combination and organic matter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pass
100 90
Hoping that your fertilizer may wi the VIII c
II deserves, remain yours,
dee y-dlArly d. X. TTTT'.E
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The remaining ono-tonrth has been exported to
tho several ports of the world, in amounts varying
from $50 to the Central Republic, TO $50, i4S to
Belgium.
1t is remarkable how universal il the demand
for this product The otFcinl returns show li-t
of one hundred and twenty-five different articles
of export out OF that number. with the ex-
ception oi grain there is not one that is shipped
to SO many different countries as tobacco. The
Government report eaumeraes scventy-unc differ
ent foreign markets t. which our products are cx'
ported; and out Of that number there are only six
that do not buy our tobacco. viz. Madeira, Che
air Of which s possibly too pure to be polluted by
the fumes of the wech,) Egypt, san Domingo,
Greece. Bolivia and Equador--nost of which
places produce their nwn.
The value Of .he tobacco exported from the Uni.
ted States last year nearly five times that of
our products fifty per cent. mare than the pro
ducts OF tho forest not quite three millions ot dol
lars lcss than the whole export of vegetable food,
and rather over eighth Of the value Of the cot
ton crop.
1t is clear that the general taste for tobacco
smoking ia steadily increasing, whether To the
public injury or otherwise we leave Far those bet.
ter skilled in the doctrines of narcotics han our.
selves to decide. Tho fact is that despite King
Jamess cpuntcrbas', and Urbaus excnmmunica.
tion. and cver-issling nntinarcoiic tulminatiuns
Of our modern physicians - the people me most re.
solvcllv intent upon having the weed; md this
being thr case. our tobacco ulnntrr4 wall continue
to grow it and prpsper.AT. =. Economist.
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T. l. Il NJ y

The yIgGINIAS is published daily at % and TrW~k III, at
sa per advance and Weekly al ~ insarab, in al
vance otherwise 40 will be charged in all No paper
will discontinued except the option OF the Proprietor I'M
til all arrcarags shall have been paid.
inserted for 80 cents per of
lines the first insertion, and 3i9 cents Tor each
ordered weekly and then %
cents square charged each insertion. 1.-THE NUM-
Der he marked tue MSs,it Will be published
I'll ordered out md charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For square daily. $50
For sIuares, daily 90
lor ON. st,uar. tri- weekly Observation-Disclosures.
70 HiWc'ka ."
Advertisements intended for both papers subject To
clai contract -
Annua advertisers win be limited To their immediate bu
,ss or the advertisements charged Tor transient rates
ss All advertisements appear In the ay anc r week
papers .,., , IL, IL. -, A,
rairably Tor the excess
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GEHLE'S PIANOS.

WE have now In stnrc--a good assortment Of
1---N G f1IIES IMPRONE ED cross STRING
at rr'es .,' from ~" y , t." tS". d ~n, for or
fni and durability of construction, surpassed by none In
the ~.sd 10 additional strength, all o these ian"-
furnished with full Metallic Plates and iaos So r
1r6rrdnted for dre gears.
sA privilege o exchange granted at any time within six
from day of SALE should instrument fail to ull
satisfaction.
These Instruments highly recommended by TlALnERo,
Gol1sGnALk. STRAkus, u, t'ockEL AND JAZZ.
s We prepared 10 sci, them very reasonable terms,
nj respectfully solicit examination of those hive
2o-ts y. WILLIAMS N son, - Main 81.
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AMERICAN GUANO,

F RIO J Z Y 5 AND ia X IT ) IsLA \ DS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered the Planters and Dealers amer the most saac
tory results have been attained by practical experiments
made by gentlemen In Virginia who have used side by side
with Peruvian Ede Island other fertilizers and who
testify It's superiority, importance and vulne.
1t will upon soils All immediate well durable fer
tilizcr enricl,ing, but not exliausting.
sold much less price Than Peruvian, and when
VEST TlE result will be great IL greater
Pamphlets containing certificates from farmers In
Virginia and other States will be forwarded upon application
am SOLE Of the American Guano Company in Rich
mond all packages ill have with the trade mark
Of the Company, e American eage and will be warranted
pure will be put up strong barrels the option
Of the purchaser. Price $40 per ton.
FELIX II. CAVE, 18th str, ct, Richmond,
feb 23.ts MOSES LACY, Agent for Lynchburg.
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SOmbrerO GuanO.

SOmbrerO GuanO.
- tons Of Phosphate Guano just from Somhrcro Island
~ West Indies, the richest depose of Phosphate OF Lime
knew the world containing between 10 and sn per
Rome Phosphate If lime. and to which invite the
friends and The public generally who deal in fertilizers
We for the sale Of this Guanu AMI
will sell atNorliern prices, deduclny expenses this
place
Pamphlets, contain lis anay sis, &c furnished appca-
ion or by mail.
MCCOEKLEI n CO., Sole Agents
april iAcis. Main street LAnflburg, Va
Grass Seeds.
nN hand good stock of Clover Timothy Orchard Grnss
" Herds Grass aud English Blue Grass Seeds Whrh viii
s,tl low. NOWLIN ~ MGEEELL,
jan 2I-ls No. Gl Main street.
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:, from tho year lsl1 10 1859 /:

The exports tor the year 1889 were the largest
OF any period in the history Of the trade The
amount shipped in 1887 wa, nearly equal being
less by only SIl2 900; bnt from reference TO the
table it will be seen that that wns quite m extra
ordinary year. The average export for the twelve
years ending with 1883 is about eleven and n
quarter millions of dollars, which it will bo OBJ
served is nearly doubled by tho amount Of last
year. Nearly lhrce.fourths of last years export
was taken hy England, France, Bremen and iIol
land.
The amounts taken respectively by those coun-
tries is MS follows:
= q IN
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MISCELLANEOUS.


OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Ii is the hcst we n.-EXamncr
Ii does all II proics-cs.-fuquir,r
M other compares with It, south.
The work strong aa perfect Christian Advocate.
The most perfect insrumont- Central Prcsl,,tcran
Equal. il not superior, 10 any. Transcript
Decidedly t!lr bcsi.--,IrfI, rSunan Republican.
Superior 10 any-Virgha Citizen
The best In usc.-Cu@pcr Observer.
The most eomplotr.-Eo'k nglnm Register
The bcst madc.-Aallc. Democrat.
1t toak the HIGHEST PREMIUM the State Fair in Virgil
nia.
ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the state Fair in New
YORK.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM the State Fair in New
Jersey.
1t took The HIGHEST rEEMl at the State Fair IN Penn
sslyaniu
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM al the State FAIR
tucky.
took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the Stale Fair ia III.
nois.
it took the nIGrEr PREMIUM a, the STATE Fair in Wis
consin.
i, HIGHEST PREMIUM at the STATE Fair in Mich
igan
IL took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the STATE Fair in lnli.
took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Mis-.
sissippL
iook the HIGHEST PEENIl the Fair in Mis-.
sour.
1t the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair
Grnia
Aud at the Fairs in Cncinna Chicago ST. LOUIS iallin
and Rlclimoud.
A. s. ENGLEDOVE, Sole Agent,
Jan 23.is MAN STREET, LyS.nstni, Va
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StPIcED AND NOT sPpEp ITALIAN AAocAEPN
,rc i,s sTABLER G JONI s.
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"Where he picked up his Horace tis difficult to
say lie was at Eaton Ii years, but he said he
learned nothing there, and probably he spoke the
truth. There was q vein Of religion In him
which showed itself especially during the suffer
ings Of his last illness, in ffequent expressions OF
resignation to the will of Cod He was regular
church-goer. and always, whatever the distance,
on foot. Without setting up for moralist. he
discouraged gambling and dsbauchery In his rp,r-
ting circle. man who spoke TO him jestingly
of suicide was told never tojoke on such subject
selfish, and ciulNo bear, when i'll, to disturb
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NEGROES WANTED.

ItENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS, SHIRT COLLARS, MAR
seles Bosons, Neck Ties, &C., &C. just received at
- l.. A. il T. KINSEY'S,
mi, "a 1856 Main street.
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sur lie tnarthk, ct l'orgue perdu leur attrayante
=compagnie. Les joueurs d'oFgue sont ltalens pour
la plupart. ct qaeique peu parsemes de Franeals:
ceux quisse consacraient d l'edncation des singes
yenaient principalement des montagnes de Ia Sa-
vote. Ces derniers sont parts pour des lieux in
connus. Durant Phiver les joueurs d'orgne font
une b0nae r6eolte lei mais la saison dste est dnre
.paur snx, CONNIE pour tout lie monde. PlusieuEs
restent ct coportent des oranges ct antres fruits,
mails presque tous, surtout sill epidemic, emf
grent vers quelque autre vile, gensraiement st.
Louis.
Les femmes qui vendent, au coin des rues, des
ehataignes hiver ct des fruits etc, sont pres
que toutes les compagnes de ces musiciens ambu-
lants. Ce queles font de leurs enfants, null ne le
sait,-nous n'avons jamais WI Penfant dun joneur
d'orgue - probablement les enfants restent a la
maison sous les SONS dune gardienne commune,
car penple Wit en- plein communisme, ct il NEST
pas rare den trouyer une demi-douzaine de families
mslees plus ou moias harnonieusenent sous ls
meme toit. II aussi, dams ces maisons, des
ioueurs d'orgue de chambre, a qui leurs economies
permettent d'attendre la pratique, ct qu'on Went
chercher ct louer pour tenir lieu d'orehestre dams
les soirees mprovisees Ceux-la du MONS, ne Sc
montrent que lorsqu'is sont mis- en- rsquisiton, ct
lis echappenta la malediction qui frappe generale
ment lie marchand de sons discordants ct criards
qu'on appelle Ioueur dorgue."
tNetr- Orleans Picayune.)
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VENTE a L,ENCAN,

Dune belle ,Habstataon, bssas ameLioree,
ct de prspraetes mobilasres, situees d
Bslfsf'ue, 6 miles az Sud aes Ope-
. lolsas,-Rayossse st. Landry.
{ vertu d un ordre dc la Cour de Dis
IAssaA5trict dams eE pour la Paroisse St. Lam
drys en- date du Is Decembre courant, il sera
vendu en- vente publique, au plus ofrant ct
dernier eneherisseur, par le ministere dun
Eneauteur dlment commissioner, lie 1er. Fe-
vrier proclaim 1860, entire 10 heures du ma
tin ct heures de l'apres midi, pour eheetuer
un partage entire les heritiers legaux de feu
Henrietta Mathilda Pannell. epouse decedee
de Edwin B. Scott, les proprietes ci-apres de-
critics, appartenant en- commun aux dts he
rikiers savnir
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UNE HABITATION,
Batisses ct AmeliOYatiOns

~s0S~S~N AAAA0SSA~S S@V4VA4A
qui y sont etablies, situee dams la Prairie Bel
levue, Paroisse St. Landry, Etat de la Loui.
Shame, a environ miles des Opelousas,
mesurant environ cinq cents arpents de terre
de superfcie, don't trois cents arpents defri-
ches ct en- etat de cultivation, ct Ia balance
en- bois sur une terre des pius fsrtiles. Cettc
terre est bornee au nord par les terres de
BENZ. r. Rogers. au sud ct d l'ouest par
ce1les de Mark w Harwell, ct Fest par
le Bayou Bourbeux.
Aussi les proprietes mobilieres suirantes,
savoir
Sept mulets de tire; un cheval
americain, lO tetes de bttes a cor
nes douces; TN lot de cannes q su-
Gre en- n1atelats instruments ara
torres, meubles de maison; ct le
mats ct la paille qui Sc trouverout
sur phabitation lie jour de la vente.
Cossdtions:-L' 'habitation sera vendue a
I'm credit dun, deux ct trois ans, compter
du jour de la vente; ct les proprietes mobile.
res a un an de credit, egaIement du jour de
la vente. Les aequereurs fournissant eau.
ton solidaire a la satisfaction du Tuteur des
dts mineurs ct de Pannel Scott, ct en- oufre
la terre demeurant specialement hypothe.
que par privilege jusqu'au Placement reel ct
efectif tant du principal que des interets qui
auront pu s'accroire raison de huit pour
cent par an compter de Pecheance de cha.
que terme. K. BENGUEREL,
ss.-=- Encanteur.
Opelousas 81 Decembre 1859.
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0rELousAs ET GRAND CorEAu

CPELoUsAS EFT URANDs sGoTEAU.
~ aaahs~aI H.s sr. MAUR sTCAnr annonea
tres respeetueu usement aux Danes
s - ct aux Messieurs des endroihsc ci-
dessus que ses engagements annneh ne COM
menceront qu'ens Mvrier. Il eprouve par
consequent un vif plaisir de Sc trouyer i
meme de pouroir fare, dams l'intefyalle de
ce temps, droit 4 Ia demande de heancoup
a amia ct &c. patrons, de donner un1eours de-
.1eeons de Danses Fashionahles ct d dienseigne-
meut dams ii maniare de Sc presenter era
ciensement ct avec aisance en- seciete vac
1et dams lenaeign des nauVellea dansea,
Ia plus ninutieuse attention sera donnGe d
PeHst d'iimprimer aux eleVes uue presEanee
aizee ct graeieuse. Il est recounu dams toutes
les comnunautes intelllgentes, eteplus par
reinforcement dams Il Louisiane, que Tusaga
Thre ct aise de ID atete, des bras des jjamhes ct
,des pieds est plus esse,atsel aux jeunea deanoi-
aeIles ct afx Ieuaes n1esaieurs qui tiennert Il
leur apparance en- soeiete, que le pas de d.
valsaa4ou de Ia polka. exceptant tout ct les
mouvements compliauGs das pieea. 60
La elasse aux 0peIousas aommeneara i q
hearesd de rapras-miidi, le ieudi 5 jaaHisr
1860. GeIIe dus Grand Go6eau CON 1aencesa
j q hsures da l'apraas-midii. Ia lnHdl a jan
vier 1860.
OpaIonsaa 81 Deeembre 1869.
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0uSEEI, l6 ulUTCEdW NE
TerEe de Prairie.

contenant einquante arpents de superfcie, 81
tue au Bois du Bayou Mallet, dams cette Pa
roisse, borne au Nord par la terre apparte-
nant ci-devant d Philippe Lacaze, ct appar-
tenant maintenant d Sebastien Malveau, b.
c. l. au Sud par la terre de Celestin Declou-
ct, he. l. d PEst par la terre de Joachim
Milan b. g. l. ct d l'Ouest par la terre de
Pierre Derbonne, etantla propriete de Geor-
ge Simien flz, pour ravoir achetee du Gou-
vernement des Etats- Unis.
. Coudstious:-Payables en- deux termes
annuels ct egaux, d compter du jour de Ia
vente, avee pour cent d'interet par an, d
compter du jour de ID vente. Les terres de-
maurant ypothequees par privilege jusqu'au
paiement final du capital ct des interets; ct
les acquereurs fournissant leurs obligations
avec caution solidaire la satisfaction de G.
H. q q. Meuton, ct hites payables d Ieur
bureau, aux Opelousaa, pour pusage e'des par
ties int6ressees. ..@..zz.1.1
AUG. N. ROBIN, Ez,cauteu1.
OpeIousas 81 Decembre 1853.
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Ven te a I'Emcam.

n e soussigne, Encanteur dams ct pour Ia
@A Paroisse ST. Landry, ofrira en- vente,
au plus ofrant ct dernier eneherisseur, Ia
Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse,
LIE 4me jour de Fsgrsev proclaim, 1860,
le moroccan de terre ci-dessous decrit, savoir:
UN mORCEAU DE TERRE.
situe sur le Bayou Mallet dams Ia Paroisse
St. Landry. contenant deux cents arpens de
superfcie, bieu boise, borne au Nord par Ia
terre de Aug. Durousseau, Ii. c.L, au Sud par
Ia terre de francois simien, b. C. l. d 1'Est
par la terre de Jacques Durousseau b. C. l.
(sans les amelieralions,) cette terre etant Ia
propriete commune ct indivise dc George
Simien Jr. Baptiste Simien, Sosthene Simien
Joseph Simien, Josette Simien ct Marcelin
Simien, D. C. |. &
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I Les expectations provenant indistincte.
meat des Etats esciaves, Sc sont elerees
Ss4.4I7, ,4s3 don't 8 f2, ,0g9, ,977 representan1
le eonn1esee des bUis en- general, des peaux
ct ties fourrures, $I5, ,437, SIT le commerce
du betail ct les produits divers des troupeaux,
$22, ,437, ,5Ts les denrees alinenta.res agri-
coles, S32.471,9 ,926 les articlesde fabrique,
ct 9f,s5e.2O5 les matieres brutes.
Les Etass a. sesclaves a. eur seuls ont ex-
porte 8lse, ,6g3, 1877 de preduits. Dams ce
ttotM lie coson figure pour $16I, ,434,923; le
tahac, pour 81, ,074, ,03s la resine ct Ia the.
rebentine, pour Sa,55A, A,4les; le riz, pour
S2,207,l4e: Ia polk ct ie goadron, pour
$Iil ,o5s, etc. z.x.=zs.
Mons trouyons, en- reeapitulant les chit
fres ci- -dessus, que les exportat'onsde L Union
Sc divisent ainsi: Etats libres ezclussveznent,
S5,2s1, ,Oe1; Etats libres ct Etats esclaves
andistinetement, $s4.417, ,493; Etats d es.
cIayes ersls.siuement, $l66,693, ,496.
Dams ce ciliffTre de 1884, ,4s3 qui com.
prend indistinctement les expectations des
Etats esclayes, environ un tiers represente
les sproduits de ces derniers, d'on il resnate
que sur Ie S27s,392, ,O80 auxquels s'eieve In
Ydleu9 UGS FlFOuHslS 0e aHGuSssiS "naSAi i~A'''S
,exportes del Union, plus de 2o0,Ooo,ooo
proyiennens des Etats d eselaves.
Qn'en pensent les Etats libres? Croienf-ais
que Ie Sud ne soft d'aucune valeur CONNER.
ciale dams 4 Union ct qn'ils pourraient aise-
ment SEN passer? Sa riehesse leur STEELE
inutiIe 2 Ne reeoiyent.ils rien de son ln-
nense fortune? Continneront-iIs a lie per-
a fIa ,YFs anstaft0n 0fl
pe,lt le po,,sser d 'un rnofnent d l'autrea rom.
pre- toute alliance politique avec lie Nord ct
a se conseitner en- republiqae distincte?
& 81 les Republicans. .noirs tnananent de pa
triotisn,e, ila mont en- revanche extremement
ser,sibles a tout ce quii touche de loin ou de
pr9s aleurainterets materiels. C'est d eBx
de decider III Ie concours intfnsIriel ct com.
merciale du Sud leur est utile ct necessaire. |
S'il yealent s'assurer Ia continuation dc ce
coa,cours, qu'ils renoncent lears criminelIes
enterprises ct qu'ils respeasent au moins 10 I
repos des Etatg aesclaves.-AbgaNe.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-01-07
Etat de la Loaaasfane,
COUR DE DISTRICT, I NJ. oooe
Paroisse st. Landry. ~so. oo'@

Succession dAuguste Peres..
~ VELONIsE LEBLANC, de Ia paroisse
~ st. Landry, Administrative de Ia suc-
cession de feu Auguste Peres, son premier
mari decede, dernierement de la Paroisse
st. Landry, ayant presente un Tableau de
Distribution de ladite succession, aeeompagne
dune petition demandant Phornoloaation
dieelui EFT attendu quill a etc fais drois 4
Il demande de ladite petition par ordre de Ia
Gour susdite en- date dn Janvier 1860.
En- consequences, avis est par le present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession,
daVoir q deduire, par eerit, au GreHe dc Il
Gour susdite, dams les trente ioura qui sui
yront IA date du present avis, les raisons, 81
aueune lis ont, pour lesquelles le die Ia
bleau ne serait pas honologue ct radninis-
tratrice antorisze j payer oonformement au
dit Tableau.
q. LAsTRAPEs, Greaier.
0palousas, Janvier 1860.