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a. RoUlI.JjssE1,

RO W3aR1 s. Gla M i
No. 50 Canal STREET, near ghartrss, N..oElsans.
MPORTERs ofand Dealers ii Foreign and Do.mn,es- n,
Y tic Hardware, Cutlery, Combs Brushes, PERU
mery, Stationery, Fishing Tackle and Toys And q
general assortment of French, German, English and
american Fancy Goods. Nov. II, 1859.
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Opelousas December, II, 1859.
SHERIF'F'S SALE.
Frederick Luts DISTRICT COURT,
Nc. 8l97,
custare Haarsr PARISH OF ST LANDRY

EE virtue of writ Of ri. Fa issued the above entitled
suit by the District Court r The Parish Saint
Landry and State aforesaid and to be directed will
public sale for cash The Court House Of this Parish,
the Townof opeousas, SATURDAY the 4h day of E
BRUARY next, 1860 commencing the hour II O'Clock
Al Nj and continuing day o day il necessary, all
right title and interest defendent Gs.ase Haarer
and the following described property seized satisfy said
said writ, 70 vii: AcERTAiN PARGEL OR TRACT Of
situated the Parish Of ST. Landry, the Prairie
Maou containing three hundred aud twenty superficial
bounded North BY public Lands South BY The Tract Of An
drew e Westby public Lands and East by zellen vi
drne, II being the half certain tract Of land bought by
the vendor r Lutz from m Moore, Assignee the bank
rupt Peter Collins per act passed before 81 H Martin;
said tract described ia the Land Office the Yves.
ha g tson Eight a Tewnshp rour South Range Two
States 70 Denis Mcdaniel who the r. Collins.
- u. ". CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, opelousas 3lst Decenaber 1859.
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AMERICAN AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
II HIN NGTON DRUG ST0RE,

The undersigned hereby inform, their
aTegiiends and the public III general that they
go have Just received i fresh and considerable
sortrnetlt Of Drugs and Medicines, Id also Paints,
gfunery ot dill kinds. tsc f 's
they are agents for the sale 81 large t,,a;.
Fatent " sdieit'es, the most popular. pen
q fs. ,A. LOUAILLIER 81 CO.
April Y, iaB'ii99. Washington, Ia
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For Sale at Private Sale.

AA A Plantation situated in Plai-
|ssh sance, on the public road leading
4SkssR from Washington to Faquetaique,
containing 60 acres of good arabic land, about
25 of which is well timbered land, DWELL
ing House, Kitchen, Corn Crib, Blacksmith
Shop, everything in good order.
Foe particulars apply to the undersigned
on the premises
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FOR SALE.

A Counter about 80 feet long, suitable for
Store or Grocery, will be sold very cheap
upon immediate application at the Courier's
Office.
Opelo,1sas, December 81, 1850.
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altas eur sPalaEsl Ssl0 IllaSlVlaao
lFnsnka d ilor. OueIousas.

lEaatha1ats aiIoF, DpeIonsas,
Ae he hollds ID announce III his friends and
tae puhllc i1 genera TINT he has Just arrived
nom New tn ana eosapIeta tlnent
q goods chosen by him and for his pa
oas gertlasnsn Hlclf as cloths,
sasEaEs An Hs hns mo 4 iarg rge assors-
81 h:sns g read cst ana made ander
~ osh slpsfy md hi nsost shionabie
sa.s Aacss auis his ii also the
aa.as aassa ilay wiah durable assd elsesI,s
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Notice 70 Planters and Shippers.

/ Office Of The Board Of Underwriters, !
New Orleans LIST September, 1859.
No risk on cargo TO- Be cogered by policies
ofInsuranee issued BY members Of this Board
on any Barge or Barges, on the Bayou
Boealf. aollach does not hold the Certificate Of
the Inspector. @. Hinckley, employed by
this Board
JAMES H. WHEELER, d.
s .s..: Secty. Board of Under s.
. Opelousas, December 3lst, l859.-1y.
GROCERIES FRESH AND CHEAP!
M R. McHENnY HvsBAsp, late ofTuE SHADES,
1VA has just opened well chosen and com
plete assortment ofevery thingsoood to eat and
drink, which he Willsellcn N oss1 so.1ple terms.
Cali at F. A. Kings old stand, corner of Main
and Landry streets, and he can supply you with
any thing in his line ofbusness of the freshest and
Iz7 GEm z7Ei Always om HAND
@ n.:sa a: s5:: sss ss':1 sa5s5s:, H?r sS;
XDIs5l1lR Z, Tobacco, Flour, Rice, Coffee, su-
gar, ca, Cheese every kind Of Butter; Liquors of
every kind, Brandy, Whiskey, Rum, Gin, AMI
settle, the celebrated Eye opener and Morning
Call. In fact every thing of the sort that is pure
and good!
He also has on hand fine lot af holyday pres
ents for children. a general assortment Of glass
and crockryware, and every thing in the Hard
ware line from Cambria needle to a patent saw
mill.
Prices are some inducement and customers
will be supplied at New Orleans rates. both at
and retail.
Give him call!
nr>}an,ao noo,~,ho. Torn Ch1
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JOSEPH CHAUMONT.
Plaisanoe, Oct. 9Th, 1859.-6m.
For sale at Private sale.

For Sale at Private sale.
A BOUT three Lots Of Ground, situated
IA, inVille Plate, upon which there arc a
Dwelling House, out houses and other i'm
provements. This property is we'll situated
either fer store, baker or shoemaker shop.
For particulars or conditions, apply, either
by writing or verbally, to Messrs. Coreil OF
Daire, Ville Plate.
September II, 1S59.-5m.
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ssI
tf lsnIldeT med cont sues Is buy ces-
9 l q ton sugar, nolasses aud beef hides
e ths h'gl.est market price, according to qua
it Eill be " Einetoll syery Ii Eriiday IN
and VI t)pg loasas every atarday &.
ies st,opes biz punctualiity and attention
e deasrYe eontinua ion 81 HAT confidence
Hhich ~ sen anoan hl.s uIltiill sioW
CIRTET
lo'asas I! Dsssa. 81
1EI
o0rRm
ksE pos;te "a Ccal,esa
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gCatholic Church Of Washington.
HHyIIE pews of this Church will be sold
~ for cash, on Sunday, 18th of Janua-
~, at the end Of Mass, which will begin at
10 o'clock.
Opelousas, Dec. 31st 1850.
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WV IA II q j, I ER

z VILE undersigned has just made arrange.
y naents with MI. Nv ]. III Judge, ! first
rate Matchmaker, just from the celebrated
House of Hyde Il Goodrich, Of New Orleans
UT Judge will bs constantly iii attendance
At the Jesfslry Store Of the undersigned,
Garner Of Aiain and Rellsy,le streets, Opelou.
sas where ohronor neters. atent Levers ana
other difficult work Will rs done II, u work.
manlike manner and With dispatch.
BE EIsARuE.
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|AcERTAIN TRACT or LAND

situated in Prairie Basse, Parish Of st. Ian
dry, measuring ten arpents front BY thirty
in.depth, bounded North BY land formerly
belonging B. Ney and now to , South
by land Of Valmont Mayer, together with All
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Carrisage Depository.

M-Ns u III u undersigned keeps constantly
& Oh haud at Nl5IV EMS PM.
80 sssz.-- CES! OR CITY .9CCEp1.1NCE.
Fine Bnggys, Rockways, Hacks and SulkYs, to-
gether with Harness, Whips and Poles to accom-
pany, or they viii be sold separately
JOSEPH GIBBS.
Opelonsaa October 1st. 1855 55!s8ss
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New Orleans and OpelOusas
Regular Weekly Packet.

EsES SHHAF WEEKLY HsaCKtts
,faaas"n b THE steamer BAYOU BELLE,
Ayasfl5& Captain JOHN Lyons, having been
thoroughly and completely repaired
will leave Washington every Wednesday at 9
o'clock A. M and New Orleans every Saturday
at S P. NJ, stopping at all intermediate landings
on the Atchafalaya and elsewhere.
Planters and consignees may rely upon the regu-
larity Of the trips well as upon all cares being
taken of freights and other business confded to
this boat.
opelousas, August 9th, 1859.
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BORNE & GRADENIGo, collectors

BUKIME q GGKAUENIUU, U0Ilect0Es,
NN7ILL take in collection claims Of all kinds and
w descriptions which may be entrusted to them
from the Parish Of st. Landry and those adjoining,
as well as from New.Orleans. They hope By their
industry aud punctualisy to deserve share Of the
public patronage. Their office is on Main street,
opelousas, opposite N. Provost. Jan. Is, 1859.
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szs OMssg gMDwg gsgssE E .

G@-lZA THE subscriber takes this
hIgH method Of informing the public
ag that he has on hand, aud 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, in
Opelousaa, where the public can find at all
times, from low price saddle or harness 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:
GEORGE PULFORD.
Opeleusas, July 18th, 1859
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
7. gUnl. 81. Offtttt

HAVING permanently located at Washington,
H. l respectfully offers his professional services
to the public.
For the present. he can be found, during the day,
at the Drug Store Of Messrs. Louaillier & Boucher
and atnight, at the residence oftis father
Washington, La, July 9th 1s59-ly
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yovslss q I.,sd,'
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EvATiisTE DEJEAN, Auctioneer.
WILL punctually attend to all sales, either
w sueeessional or private, which may be en-
trusted to him from the Parish of ST. Landry.
Office in Opelousas. Feb. 10, lS5g.--ly
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80 eTsaeS aald G07ad1ta07as - One and two
years credit from the day Of sale, with per
cent interest on The purchase price from the5
day Of sale and 9 per cent after maturity.
Purchasers furnishing their notes With good
and solvent security il solido. to The satigfac-
bon of g. d Mouton Esq made payable u
Oh: q. e d. Mouton ], at their office, in the
town of 0pelousas for the ! use Of. the parties,
Iafogenamed. And InoreoYer the land and
slaves remaining special mort tgaged unto
vendors, until full and entire pay ment Of cap
itaI and interest Z
Acts of sale At The expense off purcha.
sers. AUG. n. ROBIN.
aaxctaoaeer.
Opelonsas, January 77th, 1860.
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HILAIRE nEsEssA RTs.

G0LLECr0R .g.s.D l,RxkR,
A nFFERs his sery:cesto to the public Of this Par
W ish. lie has formed no partnership with any
one in either Of the above branches
Onelousas. March 18th - .-----
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:aAeolcaI nottee.

nR. EDWARD PILATE, from the Medical
~ Faculty Of Paris. offers his professional SER
vices to all who will honor him with their COM
tidence.
Office ard residence, ii Washington La, in the
house lately occupied BY Mf Evte. Debaillon.
Washington, August 9th. 1859. lly)
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NUUN6EI N1HENIN,
No. 80 Canal Street, near Ghartres, N.-Orlcans.
TT MPORTERS and Dealers in Shelf Hard
-M ware, Cutlery. Combs, Brushes, Perfu-
mery, Stationery, Fishing Tackle and Toys,
and a general assortment Of French, German,
English and American Fancy Goods.
July 24th 1853
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

discover from reading OF the editorials
ot the Hancock COuiieI, Of October lyth,
1860, that its Editor is n great trouble. The
prospect Of the election of Lincoln troubles
him. He fairly sickens ct the thought, and
| cannot wonder atit. The el, elton of such
a man is enough to sicken him, aud it will
not only sicken him, but it will sicken all
such fellows. AT the contemplation of the
terrible scenes that will follow the election
Of Lincoln, he is frightened. grow, pale, aud
soon as he RECEIVERS aud his Breathing is IT,
stored, he askS-"Ilow can so great a calam
ity as the election of Mr.. Lincoln be avert.
cdH and again III the same editorial, he
asks the same question a second tune aud in
nearly the same wOrLs-''liow can So dire n
calamity to the people nf the Uniun be avert.
edN' Poor thinGi He thinks If Lincoln is
elected, we shall be visited by n great ca.
lamity--a dire calamity, such as diSunion
and civil war.
Now, as the signs Of the times indicate
on the part Of the pcnple To
go Lincoln inr the Presidency, and as such
an election, III the opinion Of the Editor OF
the Courier, will be follnwed by disuuion
and civil war, | move for the sake of this
Douglas Editor IN particular, aud for the
SAX, of the Douglas D-m)nra'y in genera I,
that the election of President by the peopIe
Douglas Democracy viii not he able 10
make an election. that il he authorized to
make an appointment for the next term
by SuSpending an election by the people and
authorizing this party to appoint a Pr,Si.
dent, we shall avert a great Calamiiy--Shall
avert dire cllamity--shall avert dIsunlon
and civil war.
| you do not believe tha. the Douglas
Democracy is Of great value AT this moment
nI our history, just read the following from
the Hancock COuTlrI, and he convinced.--
"li the conservative men OF the North and
in the South would avert civil war and dis.
union, they must rally rs one man to tLr
support of Douglas"
Now then whoever believes that the an.
polntment OF a President by the Douglas
party would avert this terrible calamity.
would do well TO second my motion, for IL
the people are loelect President, they will
elect old Abe Lincoln, aud then we shall
hear the death .knell, not of the Union, as
the Editor OF the Courier anirms, tut We
shall hear the death knell of the Douglas
Democracy, for this Democracy cannot look
upon the eir otion of Lincoln and live,
Now, IN behalf of this poor, pner;l,.
trembling Douglas Democracy, move NJ a,
the election OF President by the people be
suspended. Will anybody, in order to save
this Democracy, second my motion'
WlDE.AWAKE.
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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over a large pars q
the globe, Is the consequence OF diseased scfioH
In the system, Induced by tho poisonous miassn
Of vegetable decay. This cxhsiafion is evolved
by the action of eolar heat on wet soil, and rses
with tho watery vapor from II. While the san Il
below the horizon this vapor fingers near tho
earth surface, and the virus Is taken with II
through the lungs into the blood. There II acts
as an irritating poison on tho internal viscers
md excretng organs Of the body. The liver be-
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Tho spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sym.
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also. Finally, the instinct of our organism, ~
II In mn attempt 10 oxpcl tho noxous infusion,
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The blood oavcs the surface, and rusles to the
central organs with congestlvc violence. This IL
the Chilli. But in this effort IL fnils. Then the
fxvgn follows, In which the blood leaves the
central organs and rushcs TO the surface, ~ II
IN another effort 10 cxpcl tho Irritating poison
through the other great excrotory - the skin. In
ths also II falls, and the system abandons the nj.
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Those are the fits or paroxysrus OF fEvEH AND
AoUE. Such constitutional disorder will OF
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We have lnborcd to find, aud hsvo fopnd, An
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Ayers Ague Cure.

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exposed to the disease. Consequently II no, onl,
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Ma. EoiToR;--l learn that the impression
Is abroad, that have apostatized from Re.
Ipublicnnsm, and will supper, the Demo.
cratic ticket. suppose his has originated d
from some remarks Of mine, in admiration n;
the course pursued b, Judge Douglas. in ON.
posing the present administration. pr,or
to his nomination and his san,tion TO lbe
Cincinnati Platform with the bred Scott
decision, ], like many Others, thought ms
iuture course would be that of true Re.
publican. But since ne established his no.
litical position, | have never opptoboied
the honors conferred upon him, and much
less aided or favored his election: md ne In
pledging myself to vote the Democratic tick
ct, II is foreign and unknown 10 ME: and
he that reported that sold myself TO Ia.
iemecrntlc party, ha, voluntarily purchased
that which oil liars will merit. / have not
supported the Democratic party since their
alliance with the Southern interest, and
never shall while the party stands upon its
present platform or any o.hei platform which
endorses the Dred Scott decision, supports
the consti,utionalty Of the Fus,tive Slave
law. and maintains the abominable bogus
popular sovereignty doctrine which Mr..
Douglas is pleased TO call his great princl.
ple." which takes legislation for the terri.
tories out OF the hands Of the people Of the
nation. as expressed therein by their Rrpre.
sentatives IN Congress, and in reality gives
the decisions Of all questions touching the
peculiar institution, to the Judges Of the
Supreme Cour, OF the United States.
Suffice 1t 10 say, that am Republican
in principle. aud in fact will un saveringly
abide the issue OF the present conilic ever
praying ior the success OF human rights
against the combined powers OF political
demogoeues aud slavery propagandistS; aud
whatever position in life may be found, |
Will be ever ready to lenl hand TO support
those equitable principles, aud TO prcserv t
lnyiolate the Constitution and the Union Of
the states, and also TO prevent the spread of
slavery oven territory now itce.
! am, sir, yonrs in the bonds OF fidelity TO I
liberty, Lincoln, aud our gloTiOns Union,
and for free homes IN the West.
JOHN w. SENSNEl.
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Home Testimony.
GILsAp. Wood county, Ohio, ,

L
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Rheumatism and Gou? Why suffer Syph-
iIitic and Mercurlal diseases 10 rot the bones
IN your body. or the flesh on your honest
Why let your sluggish blood drag and seat
ter ITS distempcrs through your veins?--
hHrR's CoMPouSD ExrR.cr Of Sarsaparllla
cures these complaints. aud cleanscs them
out Of the system. Use ii faithfully and
you bring to society healthier, clennler,
and far NOR. acceptable member.-[ Demo.
cta', Baltimore, Maryland.