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Edwaras, Wesaerm Almanac for 1890.
CoNTENTss
GEOGRAPHICAL Sketches aud Portrait Of Hon.
ID EDWARD BATES, the Peoples eaIdida.s for
the next President.
Biographical Sketch and Portrait OF STEPHEN
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CINcINNATi~-Ksriy History--Prsssnt Pros
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Disasters on the Ohio. Mississippi, Missouri, illt-
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Biographical Sketch Of NJ. Greenwood, Esq, OF
Cincinnati.
misunderstanding the stage of the Wsstsrn
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ST. LoUIS.-Building Statistics Of the city for
185o--name Of builder, cost, 10.
Two Railroads from St. Louis to New York.
View OF Wheeling.
CHICAGo-The Queen City of the Lakss-Hsr
Progress and Prospects.
A view on ths Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne Chicago
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LEAVENWORTH CITY.
Portrait OF w. B. 0dgen, Esq, of Chicago.
A list Of hrst class Newspapers Published in the
West.
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.lMchl6 81 Main~st.
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Publ nc Sale,
Estate Of Aaolphe Lasase Gszd Caro1i'aE
Dugas.

Estats Of Adolpbe Lasae and Caroline
Dugas.. .#ss -.
10y virtue of an order Of the Honorable
6 the Fifteenth JudiciaI District Court,
Il and for The Parish Of St. Landry, Of date
the 2sfh February 1860, the undersigned,
DatiTe Tutor, viii sell through the ministry
ofa duly commissioned officer. on
Thursday 9th Of April next, 1860,
on the plantation Of Lufroy Landry, at Point
Mouton, in the Parish of St. Landry. the fol-
lowing property. belonging to said estate, to
wit ~ .zs.s
Edouard, negrosnan aged about 50 yeara
Bose, an old negro-Homan aged about 10
years and nearly Blind.
Fanny, d negro girl aged about 10 years.
Terms and Conditions - Said alaFes
will BE soId on credit Of one, two and three
wears, from ths day Of sale, payable 10 three
eaual annual iinslalments ptarchasers ftir-
n;sl,;na fEair uotes with sacaritY, TO the 81
sislaetion .; Il Lnfroy Landry, natural Tutor.
and tlpalapss Id ramain Epeeially uortgagsd
= stlis payraans of The principal and
iiuftara LUFKDY LANDRY.
DGsius Tasov 1<e.
Grs1ousaa, March 3rd 1860.
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1eab Section, in 7osaasa;p No. I South Of Range
No. 8 Eiast, in the South Westsra Land District
Of Louisiana.
N obedience to the End Section Of an act approved
A 18th March 1868 entitled IAN act to amend and
reenacs the 10th and Saith Sections Of act to Or
ganse Free Public Schools in the State Of Louisiana
approved 18th March 1885, .and il virtue Of an or-
der to tne directed, by the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts I, the undersigned Treasurer, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, at the Court
Honse in the town Of 0pelousas on Tuesday 9th
NarcH saert. 1860 THE 9Th SECTION, lyingin Town
ship No. South Of Range No. 8 East # being in
the Parish of ST Landry containing 55B acres and so
hundredths, and to be sold in lots not less than 40
nor mare than Is9 acres according to plat Of survey
10 be exhibited on the day Of saie,-To be paid on
credit of ten years. as follows 10 wit ten per CENT
ID cash, and the halanrB in nine annual install
nents from the day Of sale, interest at the rate OF
per cent per annnm to be paid on the whole amount
annually nofss shall be made payable to the Auditor
OF pubic accounts, secured by special mortgage 90
The land sold, and personal security IN solIdo until
final payn,ent Of principal ard interest.
ONEZIME Al GUIDRY,
Pnyish Treasurer
a, .,.,..n. Eatsruarv 1Ktfs tsff3
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lIsssss Five Cows and calves,
Two yoke Of work oxen;

-. one yoke of steers; six
Cows and yearlings; Q bulls; tive mules; two
colts; l american harse; one saddle poney;
20 head of sheep; SO head of hogs; one cart;
one Wagon, $4,000 bricks, household furni.
ture; Plantation implements, kitchen utensils
and many other articles the enumeration od
which would be too tedious.
Terms and coazdatioss.-Au sums Of
twenty y-fEe dollars and under, payable cash
the Slaves ten per cent cash, and the balance
together with all the other property, payable
in three equal annual instalments, from the
day of sale ; Purchasers furnishing their
promissory notes Of hand with security in
selido, to the satisfaction of the Administra
traitor, payable at his domieil and all sums
bearing interest at the rate Of s per cent per
annum from maturity until paid. And more
over, the lands and slaves remaining special
y mortgaged and hypotheeated uuto said
Estate until full and entire payment Of capi-
tai and interest which may accrue thereon
ACHILLE DUPRE,
4Anctsonee1.
0pelousas, February 11th 1860.
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ST. MiRI'S ACADEMY,
:Toa. 8o1,s.
Opelousas, 81. Landry, La.

rNyHIs Institution. lately established in the towr
L. of Opeiaasas, to bestow upon the boys anG
youths of the Parish the incompatible blessing o
solid education, will resume its duties or The
Goth of October.
The course of instruction will embrace such
branches as will be most useful to the pupils; the
utmost care will be paid to their rapid improve
menf.
The best Teachers will be selected; their Num-
ber 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 of it. their uneonquerable determination to
carry out the noble work are the best pledge they
can offer to parents for the improvement Of their
children.
For terms and other particulars apply to
Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND.
Opelousas, September 25th, 1858.
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TNyHE public are hereby informed that
Ill there will be sold at public sale, to
the last and highest bidder, before the Court
House door, in the town of Opelousas, by a
duly commissioned Auctioneer,
On Weanesday, 22th March asezt. 1860,
the following described property belonging to
the succession in community between the
minor heirs of Mrs. Adella B. Pratt, deceased
wife of John G.. Pratt and her said surviving
husband, to-wit::
The undivided sixth part OF a tract
of land measuring 22o arpents, situated at
Meuntville, in the Parish of st. Landry.
Terms and 0asaatioas.-The purchase
price payable ON the LIST of January next,
l861.-Purchaser furnishing his note with
good security aas solado, with interest at 8
per cent per annum from time due until paid;
and moreover the land sold remaining mort
gagged until full payment Of capital and in
terest.
JOHN g. PRATT, Tutor.
Opelousas, February 25, 1860.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Tst,t, sSf E,z,,.;;.4a rae+;II, J,,J
- y =. -
R =. s'lsas r:es.n " n9Iasa 4, ., tns hoaa1ao'e
ens .a hl11Tea:a na - ea,sfa1 3. DisII'c. seuFs
~ a:a III shs al1sn ". o. nahafy' .ns un-
aels.gAso, aa,Y eoa.'lliSslonsa an ana sworn
aue''onser. ~ ~ aha 1pl ane Ia3ish o. OF Ian
afy' WlI SCI. a. PnDis aac1ion 70 she nlgnest
ana iass D,aasr, g .ae residence @ widow
Ale1anare 1as'iiie' N retl1 oois' IN saia "a
FISH, Oh -
Saturday, 7th Of April next, 1850,
the fo,1au;no tIeaer;baa nronertv belon.;,r .
ta m said ssta.e t1,.w;t.
T.noas !. r,a.ran,a,, a.ed ahor+ Ao ,,eor,
nusns;n nasas; AaA ass0 a'oa' ~ ~ years "a
Adm = No .roboz ]. "a i.
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PDBI.IC SALE

Ry the--aderssgne1 Amctiozeeaz zs,s asad for
The Parish Of St. Landry.
pSHE public are hereby informedl sha5
II there will be sold at public salsr to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
Auctioneer, on the Plantation hereinafter
described, near the Washington Bridge,
On Tuesday, the 18th lnszrcE, ssaex, 1860,
the following described property bolonging to
the Succession in community between Joseph
Lacomb and his deceased wife, Marie An
telmie Richard, late of the Parish of st. Lam
dry, to-Wit: -
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SteaHalH boat Notice.

esssassas The Steamer SILVER
A - HEELS. C. C. Pickett Mas
- ter, will leave Washington
every "Wednesday at 10 o'clock 4. M. and New,
Orlaans every Saturday at 5 o'clock e. M.
Four barges are constantly employed transpor.
ting sugar and colton from up Bayou Buuf for tho
Silver Heels. #a56
The public rely on the paactuaIity ofihisr
hoas she is the fastest boat in this trade and he
accommodations for passengers can net ba sur-
passed By any. This freight rates the same aa
the ether boats in the trade.
For freightsor passage apply on board or 10 Pf-
tire 81 Coreil, Washington.
4 January 18th 1860. ss
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HE andessignad will buy eotfun, wool and
hides brought 10 him in Washington. during
the season, and win pay the market price either
IN cash 81 in aight drafts on New 0fIaans.
He stilI carrIes ON his tannery, where he has at
present an assortment OF good leaEher for farners
sadalersassH shnemakafs, which he will sell essap
tr csak III which he will barter for hides Or wool
VICTOR TDUGHY
Washfunssn. Februafv 4fh 1865 -3ra
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APLiNTl ALTON,

- estimated in Vile Plate, Parish Of
ST. Landry, eomposed.of u dwelling house,
Store and other buildings and improve
ments, together with eighty acres Of land,
separated il two portions by the public road
leading from Opelousas to Alexandria, bound
ed North by Mr.. Alexis Latour, South by
MarusI Daire, East BY Messrs. Coaleau and
Roux. and West by Messrs Gober and Nc
DaV1ts.
a Trnst Of Wood Land, 81
situated 81 Vile Plate, containing ~
about ffsssn arpents, bounded
North by the pub1ic road that leads Iro.n
0pelousas to Alexandra, South BY Dc. Goreil,
East by Paul &. d. Guillaumin and West
by i. b soileau.
Horses,
Is head gentle horned gatt1e,
20 head Sheep.
Ii lot of Hogs,
A lotaf blacksmith Tools,
zss #ss One Gun and ether
naoveables such as household furniture, tEe.
TERMS aud Conaitaous All sums Of
ten dollars and under payabIe cash, and all
sums upwards Of ten dollars payable in two
equal instalmenfa, tbs first on the Ist of
Apr1 1851 and the last On the let Of April
following 1859, with, interest at per cent
per annnm ffrozn time dds1e until paid pur.
.ellasers furnishing lon tlae day Of sale) god
solrant sacuTi III .sls1s I'd the satiaac1ign
ofzahena the rigllt, and naereeEer the laads
Ereusainina slaseiali liv fanrtgaaed until fill aud
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No. Il.
f.537 2
Public Sale,

:: sssase Of A@gssssi's LGger, deceased.
@@Y virtue of an order of the Hon. the
: - " Fifteenth Judicial District Court Sf
see - e. state Of Louisiana, in and for the Parish
., o.. Landry, the undersigned, D duly com.
mlssioned auetioneer, will sell atnublfc auc-
s,on 70 sne last and highest bidder, on the
premises herein described, on
friday the 9th April next, 1860,
the tn !l following described prapersy belonging
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Pub ic Sale.

Estate of Antoine Attales, deceased.
YEyHE public are hereby informed that
III there will be sold at public sale, by
the undersigned Auetioueer, at the domieil
Of Widow Antoine Attales, in Vile Plate, on
Saturday, 23rd March next, 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to- the Estate Of Antoine Attales deceased,
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oPRLoUSis INSTITUTION,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG MEN.

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
Or. j. 4. A. DELARUELLE, PmsorrAI; Protesso,
of French and Latin.
w. G. LEWIS, Professor Of English aad English
Lit<zatnrs.
DEING resident Of this locality, for the last four
- teen years, having assisted Mrs. DelarueIle in
the direction of for Young Ladies' founded
in the year 1914 and which terminated only at the
death Of it's oundress expect to be able fully to
ser the expectation Of these parents vino shall have
eonfded the education OF their children to nae. ]
viii do every thing that depend upon me to assist
tho Development Of their intelligence and far il
may be noasble to improve in them those intellee-
tuaI qualities which ought to be the characteristics
Of men whom the citizens of free country may one
aay caIi to iIl the high stations in government.
shall do all that depend upon me tomake them good
citizens and good fathers Of families For this pur-
pose liberal education developing the intellect is
required an education free from contracted and anti
Intellectual ideas the offspring Of ignorance and su-
perstition, her ordinary companion.
But q knowledge of science, the exercise of the
petite arts, will not suffice by themselves for eom-
plate education Religions ideas should also be in-
cnlsated in their Young mindH. The belief Id one
God ID as rational as it is necessary. Though the
rites by which we honor the divinity az to FORM
they prove one and the same object that IS to- offer
hommage to the Great Creator, the 4rchsteet o tie
U1.iusrsa Cur religious motto should then be Iale-
ration, Ioue o Hod and orr neigbor. Every atten-
ton VIII be bestowed upon the students Their food
will be healthy and abundant. They shall have for
their recreation and the exercise necessary TO their
health, large and spacious play grounds. In fine,
esery thing will be done for the physical aud moral
improvement of the students
Corporal pu ishment expressly forbidden. Parents
viii racave every three months ahulIatinaf the
health af,d progress nf heir children.
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EMpafcsaI Rotlcf .

nR EDWARD PLATE, from the Medical
.A1 Faculty Of Paris. offers his professional ssr-
vices to all who will honor him with their con-
6dence
Office and residence, in Washington La. in the
house lately occupied by Mr.. Este. DebaiIlen.
Washington August 9Th. 1859. uyi
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fasaah THE steamer BAYOU BELLE,
Captain JOHN LYons, having been
thoroughly and completely repaired,
will leave Washington every "Wednesday at 2
so'cIocksA. ~, and New Orleans every Saturday
at s p. NJ, stopping at I'll intermediate landings
on the Atchafaiaya and elsewhere.
Planters and consignees may rely upon the regu-
laEity Of the trips assels as upon all cares being
taken of freights and ether business can6ded TO
shis boat
. Opelonsas, August eth, 1859.
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@0ArDzsn G0M go

WDAH& & 8GIBe
Boarding by the year, a $40 90
Day Scholars by the year. 90 90
" by the month, 90
FuKNITUEE. IN
Bedstead, Mattrass, Pillow, By the quarter, 81 ol
Washing by the month, l Sc
1 hestudsnss are exHeetad r8Fnish their lights
and their wood during the wfhssr.
There will be two public semi annual exauina.
tiens during each year.
The Scholastic year is composed of IL months
including the month of vacation.
The reductions in case Of sickness or other eau
ses independent of the will, will always be accor-
ded with the greatest equity.
Medicine and the attention of Physician in case
of sickness, at the cost of Parents, in which case
Parents have it at their option to choose their
dical attendant.
w4R9R0BRe
pair of shoes, 2 pair sheets,
summer paletots, fable towels,
winter ditto, toilet ditto, :
2 summer pantaloons, chamber,
winter ditto, wash-bowl. sorab and
shirts. tooth brush, =
2eravats, coat brush, l iooki e.
vests, glass, i,
pair socks, 2shoe brushes,
Blankets, 5 4 8 pocket handkerchiefs.
Mosquito bar, candlestick.
Opelousas, March 18th, ls59.-1y.
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DOI4BEAR
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
/ Founded in 1886 Chartered by the Legislature
/ Of Louisiana, with Agricuiturai and Me-
ehanica1 Departments
CAPITAL STOCK. s25a,ae0
III thu New and Spacious Iron Edifcs, know al
STORY BUILDING,
| O. E. crrnar af Camp and Common streefa.
/ EaTRAKuE os noTH sTREETs.
III s.ls III n ID IME.
fss MsIH.--T here are special apartmentsand Fro
| fessors for BOOKKEEPING, PENMANsHiP,
MATHEMATICS, GERMAN, FRENCH, EN-
I as to save the TIME Of business men.
Persons from I2 to SO years attend to any
branch they may wish, and until as perfect as
| they wish to be, There are. probably, not less
than two thousand Its former students in banks
and business houses in this city,
Merchants apply here for clerks and book
keepers.
Country merchants, steamboat clerks, ETC.,
Gun learn IN q few days to keep their books cor
rectly, or write free, han ome hand.
Catalogues with terms. opinions OF the press
and leading men of the nation, etc., sent to all
who desire them.
This is the only chartered Commercial College
in the Southwest and the oldest inathe United
States, and has stood for
MORE THAN A QUARTER Of A CENTURY
ON Its own merits alone. s#3
Board can be had with the Professors or other
good families speaking English French, Spanish
or German, from S5 to SO per week.
N. B.-To prevent mistakes, impositions,
Students intended for this College should bring
this advertisement or special directions, as there
are every winter temporary rooms open for a few
months; all. of course, making wonderful pre-
tensions and promises, and posting flaming pia-
cards to enlighten the people of New Orleans and
the South. When three or more form Clubs. and
enter at the same time. ten per cent. will be de-
ducted from tuition.
d. Citizens and strangers are respectfully in-
vitsd to visit the College and judge for them
selves. The city is perfectly healthy.
STecE-H, as is expected, the citizens IN favor
of Southern practical education subscribe as lib
orally to this HOME INSTITUTIONS as they ever have
to distant ones, the Agricultural and Mechanical
Departments viii be at oace putin operation, and
the wiaole placed on firm basis, tostand for ages
as permanent Institution of the South. and un.
der the direction of the Stockholders themselves
and the Trustees appointed by the Legislature
Stockholders Gun take the amount out III tut
ton. The Trustees ofeourse can put any other
party At the head, il they deem best. The Char
ter is perpetual.
Gentlemen of the South does the plan meet
your appreciation? fsn, will you. give il your
aid. and build up a HONE IasTTTUrHoN with
shuusand orf1fteen hundred students annually
RUFUS DDLBEAR, President.
Nov. 1ath. 1853.
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Ms0Mgss ,gzrnwssr;a g .

! a. "A THE subscriber takes this
DIN method Of informing the pubic
g that be has on hand, and is
,daiIy msnuisa saeturing all kinds of Saddles,
Harnesses lBriidles and ether such articles
usually kept il, his line Of trade, on Main
street. nearly oppossite Kaufman'a store, in
0nelonsas where iii, public can find at all
times, from low price saddle or harness to
the finesnt that can be BE- made in the State. A
call is collected, as be is dsterntsned to please
both in price and quality ofHork.
GEORGE PILFURD
Opelnusas, July 18th, 1853.
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AaERIcaH AROMATIC HITTER CasDIaE,

E09 Lddses, 2es so'tS sazDdsaaceu asz YalIa Dc
@AF taa two bitters, tile first ii taken with any
~ thiag tn sait the taste The second y already
prenased. and Id BE taksn as prepared. RDshcan
be taken tugsfiser The usa of ons or the other nr
bath 1T the same time restores to health and re-
establishes ths digestive organs the cause Of all
saeh diseases as Liver Complaint Nervous Dis
eases, GeneraI nebiiifys &c., Sc, and all canva-
rsaturaf consequence Of faveFs tits great rene-
dytnr bringing back strength of the body, &c., &c.
For sale by Ia. A pEY YCHAHn, Druggist, in
Nss Orleans, end s. LEVY, agent, IN 0pelonsas
Octnhsr stla. Aa5g.--lV M q a Ss "a ss #
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Public Sale.

Estate ef Ionssaaat Quebedaau, deceased
HE public are hereby informed that
= there will be sold, at public sale, to
the last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
auctioneer, at the last residence Of Toussaint
tQuebedau deceased, in the Prairie des Fem
mes. on
Tuesday the 9th March next 1861,
the following described property, belonging
to the succession of Toussaint Quebedeau
deceased, late Of the Parish of ST. Landry,
to wit:
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PLANTATION FDR sALE
an IlllG TRRIS W

A TRACT Of about GO G(il0lll arpsnAs ef Land.
of winch ahsus 50 ars we'll ssii1nbered,
near Tia toHn uf 0palouals. Effne eottoD
land, it'll tereor, VII II ID soId
ii aals. to ttlsrse, folrs fine q III yeass
HEsR /. GARLAND
CreIousas, November 55ssh, 1855.
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ROUSSET & GENIN,

-.@ KUDnSET u HENlN
Mn, so Canal Street, near ghaftres, h.0flsans.
EXPORTERS and Dealera in Shelf Hard
ware, CUTLERY Combs, Brushes, Perfa-
rnsry, Stationery, Fishing Tackle and Toys,
anti n general assortment Of French, German,
English and american Fancy Goods.
July 9th 1863 0