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Parsons, the most active supporter, it not the
author Of the bill TO reduce free negroes 10
slavery, has taken another leap into the lower
deep. Ills ue* bill provides that whoever is
convicted Of grand larceny, shall on the first
offence have his left ear cropped, and be brand
on the second offence, shall be hung. The au-
thor Of this proposition las certainly a very
long puir Of ears him<el: unter his hat, or be Is
cra.ed with prp-slayery facatlcisu1-it is hard
to tell which. That Tie General Assembly Of
Missouri are capable OF comuittln. any ntrocl-
ty, any inhumanity, will not be doubted since
the passage Of the Free Negro bill Man-steal-
thnn branding with 4 red iron or hanging; and
man stea'lcg. Kidnapping, OF making free men
slaves-Whateyer it may be called-wil1 be
legitimate vocation in this State in III. course
Of a few months by f'Eee Of National Demo-
cratic principles, unless the GeneEal Assembly
is f"ilcd again By the Executive. That our who!.
criminal codc should give i;ns OF rclap>ips
into utter basbasisn, it is NOT to be wandered
I At ncw. TIE irresistlb tendency Of National
| Democracy is backwards and aoNnwards; to-
wards cruelty, bruta!i;y,i norance and sara;ery
| not the savaytsy Of the abrosiculs. but Of
spurious morality aad semi- st5nn left uu-
| restrained to its own corruptions. Tue bill re-
ftrscd to, As uay he gathered from the news
paper reports. NILS referred 10 tue Committee on
| Judiciary, without opposition or rrmoustr1nce.
The afalr went of as cooily III similar PROPOSE
tios,s ia a eeftan conuAstee O. public sa;va.ion,
which will net bc soon forgotten by history.
Think for moment Ct American Jurisprudence
in the Stare States, showing st1ou. tendency
to wa!tow in blood aud plu.as the iana with g'b'
bets, while in the free States, it is dcliberain.
whether the cath penalty should hot b. for
bi1dcn. The laws in one >ec.t,, are yielding
moTe 1ad more 10 the huuanizins influences j
civilization and religion; and the danger is no
irotn iarhness ii heart, but from the iuconsia
crate philanthropy. In the other tneE are ar
proxiulatlnx closer u closer to the Draconia.
standard. This terrible contrast OF light an,
tlarkne;s-darkness streaked vi fire.
brought vigidly before the public eye by Par
sous bill. W-at the effect will be we do no
predict, for We arc satisfied by experience. ths
the more rcpuguaat measure is IL all human
and generous feeling, the better chance it ~
. | hndinar farfar tsi h fls NafiluAl fls1nncracr
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sAkE eHE consequences. AulS II lC2k 1hEtAOA~0A |
in behalf of free labor and poor men,
must become law, or the Democratic party |
wilt cease to exist In every state uncursed with
slavery. CHICAGO.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
4:gs! y ?isss fs% ;:s2 4; E:;s fsf e
1sucd CaEltop. cAIcaso: >. C.ui1. ~ To.
We arc compelled to differ from unny, whose
opinions wc are accustomed to respect, in our
estimate Of the character and tendencies of this
book. We do not think that IN earnest plea for
marriage is at all misplaced ip this age Of the
world, nor do we understand how its influence
can be detrimental to public morals, if this |
prime object is kept upper,nost, and is mixed
with nothing in itself impure. Those who deem
the narrative Of King Dnvid's misconduct with
Uriah's wife, i'll Holy Writ, indecent and worthy
Of prompt expursation, are fairly entitled to
quarrel with La Femme ;; for n. Michclet sc's l.
forth quite clearly. though not IN prurlent clai-
acters, the fact that woman in Paris, defence
less aud aoue, is the prey Of w1ld BEASTS, rcu-
dered wilder and more beastay by what they |
prey upon, and that society IL fast tending TO
suicide and despair under the System, Few |
persons can read with dry eyes the story Of the
wrongs endured by the daughters Of penury in
that Sodon, md none can fal 10 applaud the
spirit Of kindly sympathy with which the author
pleads their claim to the protection aud love Of
husband und children. We admi: that La
Ftnams is Of the French FrencbE. We concede
thct il Is better adapted To tie wants aod atmos
pbere Of Paris than to tl,o.e Of auy other locality
in cbristendom. But il IS not true that it's
teoc,,;nya are m;sa,,,;cd c;,4,cr in Sew York
or Chicago,
There ora many snrn1is;no vaoa,ic, IN the
ro,umo lccorc rs suc., y, woutd cutitlc
m rn,l;,b or American writer tn a
.t-,;nht<;,cte, at tho hands If arx a;scr;m-
;,.,;no ;.,,r ,r cr;+;c7. &c FIR ;nt,,ce b;s the.
| 80 ,,,,,,,.oos tha ,ir:,,r;no # Wits md
..o a,,,a,,, w. 1,a.3;.st o,, ,nos+
rirorous pcople in the world, Yet re can OYER
,,o, ,,,osa ,,;roa f,r ,,:e s,te of ,be ce,e,ons
humanity WHICH inspires us pages. ~ Tsm"ae
Is an honest, manly plea for the marriage rcla-
| lin, addressed ur;n,rily IN Partisan societrt
'''"' ,, - a.-.. ,..s. e;..'
yet aoaptea 10 tHe cona't'on u every 'are c'ts
| which we know onyt thing about and We fancy to
| cverv one in the ci,i.ized world. We do not
- - 49,. .s-.u s.,s = =,
euss l -. aI ~. - .na-a, ~. ao.s.;,nt;aa -
pure, or dangerous to his mcral conssAatlon-
~, 77,e 1.,,.T1o<
AOTAn I'VE ~ 81 W. w Rnd f..rison ~ afc.cn
s. i;tg;s xCo.
It's ra,clr indeed that n writer whose entire
,e.,~ tott, :, 49, 90 a.,d .,,o.rr .ro ,o,,nr;,et
"o'As' oo1a III Ps 'se ''nu poe"'' "'e eo'4pi'aso
in two octave volumes, con:inues dozen ycar:
after his death to he subject OF controversy or
- ,rt,o.,,a l.. ,r,s lin;
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Chicago aud Northwestern u iRnilroad.

Chicago aud NorahsEestts u Rutlro0ls
The chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com
ranv have li4e.! viii. the Secretary Of State of
Wisconsin, u repn.t Al to the cpndit,op Of ,ha
land grant secured by that Company. III. Me-
ua~ta EoHsrrEat0r has examined it. and says
that 1t shows that the ChicaSs'. st. llMl aud
Fond du Lac Company. previous to June last,
lad encountered the Lind grant to tue snuuns
Of ever *l2.tUn.o,4'. That IN the 9TH day Of
June last. the road, ro'l,n; stock, land grant,
und every: hing Contacted with and be1oaxipl:
I" the Chicago Company were sold on thc sbusr
u,"rtga:e., i" $. J. Ti.sn aud .. D. Ashley. of
New York. That on the lst Of July following,
Ti.den s Ashley 4eedel what shey had pur-
chased 10 new ur.. n'za:ion, c.l ed the Chisuge
and Northwestern K4ilroad Company. Un the
SAME i = the new Company. a. sh' If .tatr;nenss
on record sho*, in "idrr to pas III rllden &
Ashley aud u,Aer ol Indebtedness, aud I" prose-
cute tie construction OF tue road, put two mort
:...s upon Tic ru:.a already built una thu land
grant, 10 The mon t of ii, ,>'v,hp.
i report OF the Company recently put on file
ia the uitita ut the Secretary of Stare, Shows
thai s'ucs July last the Company bare exrend-
cl $:,3,U,Vuv in tue construction of SOME fifty
7a,!es Of s"ad. They ssase in she sauae report
that tue ulancy SD expended n realized 1rou,
| the sale Of binds, I'd br the abuye nlen-
| toned mortgages. That. III addition to tue
ubuve indebtedness OF SG.s:o. .tu4'. the Company
are indebted ter interest due and unpaid tile
ss,oye bon,ls to the a.,,s'n, Of 1858 Bus, making
| j tutai Ind. b:cinpss Of Il t11, ,:e3.b'.
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The widow Of ths gallant and eccentric
Col. David Crockett, d'ed lately IN johnson Co.,
Texas, Of apoplsxy, in her 74th year,
, 1860-03-16
r. l.O " AU G. ITO n

Wew:E extl5t, MONDAY, MIrch 18th.
An auction purchase of I'll rs 8 4h:aaez than
can le suuEh. e.se~ here IA this city.
Extra qua !sy scE cnlnrel StLEs 70 dhar, WORTH
TWELVE oHlLLl.CS.
Extra teayy i D1yctes gloss d. Epsonas SILKS, FOR
uSE. DVI.t4At:.
Ech Chcnn SILKS. la.c*: novelties, FOR ONE Doll
LAR.
SILKS Of every kind At EXTRAORDINARY BAR
GAINS.
We hare large .sy arrirsls Of Dry Goeis, shaws
Entr. hletic., taee4, &c, &c
n. II. RUSS t. Co. Is. i 169 Laksft-
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTEH.

Fnssars Of the Homessead ntEfS tn fhs Hoass
.s5hS koxfh Asif1 4E&tnss 1t. .6oHshsFs
.No~s6iGFe4osdsrs U17fhoMt KspTsstHfs"
eteR IN GoHEress-. UfU the Btu FAssshs
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&eAA36
Especial Cor1espondence OF tha Freas and THbune.1
wAaH1sa7ox, Nafeh IL lsfo
One Of the grest Republican measures-the
Free Homestead bill, introduced by Lovejoy OF
Il1iuois-passed The House yesterday, by the
strong vote Of yeas: 115 10 nays c. 1t WAS
passed by q strictly sectional vo'e* Every
Northern man present, with one exception. voted
for the bill. And every Southern man, with one
exception, voted against it. A1th Americans,
eyen Winter Davis, voted with the lre-eaters.
Tho Northern Democrats boltcd from their
party aud gnvc in their support to this great
Republican measure. Many Of them went for
it with much reluctance, and sought BY various
pre!exts to escape from facing the mutic; but
the Republicans were ine1orable; they stood
like rampant Of granite against all amend
ments, delays, references to committees, md
every other parliamentary trick to which the.
enemy resorted to delay, strang'e, or defeat this
important bill They cut off debate By demand
ing the previous question, aud calling for the
yeas and nays.
One Northern Democrat Aontgonaay OF "a !,
voted against the bill. He is a Douglas delegate
10 NuHEltbkQus NAAlES NAAa5 ~ A4A.oo44It "N+0
represents the St. Joseph District, had the man
| hood to cast, solitary and alone, the only vote
| from slave State for Free uomesteads. This
vote is q recognition Of the mighty change
taking place in bis State. The Slaves are going
South in droves, or escaping By companies. and
their places are filing up With white laborer:
from the free States.
But what q commentary is the passage Of this
bill upon the peculiar Institution Of the South
There are eight millions Of white people in th'
slaye Suites. Two millions or less Of these ar
interested in slaves. That is to say, there ar
$4,000 slaye owners, and allowing each slave
holding family to number five persons, it woul
give l,15o, 900 people having family interest il
slaves; but allowing liberal margin for ov11
| seers, slave droyers and others With Indirect it
rest, the total falls short of two millions. Th
other six millions are poor, niggegless whites
| who SO fur from haring pecuniary interest
the institution, are degraded and robbed by
To all these niggcsless millions the Homestca
bill is lust as important and valuable as to Il
white men Of the free States. Three'tonrt'
+ (on au areragc) of the white constituents
every Southern Representative have vital
tercst in the enactment Of this most benetiee
q bill; yet their wishes and interests were uttei
:, | disregardcd and ignaniaious1y trodden unt'
foot. The small slarc-holding minority, nut
= ber1ng less than one, fourth Of the whites OF
J. South, controlled every Southern vote OF
l. parties. Who is sectional now: The Rep
It sentatives Of the North, who voted in behalf
8 only of their own twenty millions Of free lab'
q eys, but for the six millions Of non-slavehold'
rs of the South or those who represented only
,e odous o'igarchy: Tie Southern free labor
=, must look to tie great North for protection,
~ advocates and defenders Of their rights and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-03

PURE JAMAICA RIM

Gd3pho W olie's
PURE JAMAICA RUM,
81. Cr,ir R4a Scotch md Ir,sh Whisky.
All the ahose imported aad bottled By himself,
Cd pure and the It quality.
TO TIE PEBEfC.
IwiIi stake my reputation, as man, my standing
merchant Of thirty years -cdcnce in New York that what
pledge and testify with my seal my label, and my
certificate, is correct, and be relied upon by every
purchaser.
Ply siclns who Wines AMI Liquors in their practice
should give the preference to these articles
For sale Ivy all respectable Druggists and Apothccaries.
The wholesale druggists of Boston will supply the trade.
Also, VI. L. Bt'Rlt& Co, q. c. GOODWIN dealers
in Family Medicines.
UDODPHO WOLFE,
SITE waagiasfUcr md ipP,r9 ef Tie Sehedam Aro-
p.qt,e Sahrqgas.
No. - Beaver Street New York I'm ia
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PURE MADEIRA WINE,

T NJ n lWIisIN " NE,
Imported and bottled by himself for private and medical
the best inc offered for sale the
bottles. THIS Wine Is warranted perfectly pure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-03

Tdplpho Wolfc's
PURE PORT WINE,
Imported aud bottled by himself, put up for medical
with lis certificate the bottle pure and the
beat quality.
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Point aux Lossps Springs.

@Sa THE aqdersigned takes this mode Of cfnotifyfpg
the pubic that he has just improved Estab-
fshment andis in readiness to receive all
EE those whose pleasure it may be seek above
place efp,easure and recreation, we'll as
those VINO may be mpeed from ndpoen
10 them tor the remedial agency These Spring.
are situated ON the Bayou es Canes, distar "a miles
southw. OF the Twn OF Opeousas. Among the
prhg there to be found, may be had such found
aeoandng with Sulphur and preparations, Of Iron. The
springs are very abundant and instance the
place. The waters Of the said bas an entirely renewed
every hour circumstance which cefrsy calculated to add
uch TO Its purity At the distance of Ave hundred yards
tne principal bathing place there besides this another
10 with abundant streams owater the codness
Oh whlch can almost be compared to that of ice.
An announcing the opening his Esablishmt the UNDER
ssneo does not pretend Offer the the public
,snonaoie watering place. where 6ne dressing may be
hia,eh with the other general aecompanmen His object,
on tne contrary is to offer to the afflicted through
"hch sha red constitution may be restored health. The
eea agency OF these waters the relief Dyspepsia
IN me permanent cure of cutaneous erupons past
rience, now stands uncontrad;cted.
The establishment consists of comfortable dwellings, with
place. and the table Will be always amply furnished with what
ever edlhles may bes: to suit the vstor. An
excellent pasture in which horses safety will
o Al the disposition Of such may desire well as corn
fodder, &c. "
The charges the undersigned will be moderate and he
feels satisfied that his visitors will only satisfied tn the
accommodations which they receive but that will
also equally consened Yh the degree health which they
may obtain from the heahu Of the of the dEe
rent Springs.
ANTOINE CART.
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For sale at private Sale.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

YEyHE undersigned having taken the large brick
u buildings opposite &V. Roy's old Store
Main Street, 0pelousas, has just arrived from New
Orleans with a COMPLETE assortment of House.
hold Furniture Of all kinds and prices, comprising
MAHoGaay BEDsTEAps AND ARMolRs
S. BLEcK WALNUT
TABLES marble tops and Others
SoFAs5 BUREAux;
SipEBoARps, WAsHsTAsps;
RoeKING-cHa AIRS, CHAIRS; Ss
and many other articles suitable for families
bachelors, public houses &c, the enumeration O
which would be too tedious.
Owing 70 the Importance Of his purshases and
considerations, he is now enabled to sell his
Furniture as low as it can be got from New
Orleans. s4 -. -.
He takes this opportunity to inform his friends,
and the pnblic#n general that he Wiliacontlnue 60
nal ke new furniture, pair old one and change
new articles for any old which may pc repaired.
Hoping tornerita share oft public patrona ge,
he invites ladies and gentlemen 20 come and ex-
annne ~ - - on Is WAITER.
oneionsas, Re brnary sth 1850
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GROvER& 4 BAKERS CELEBRATED
SEWING MACHINES

For family and plantation seseins.
G. GAussoIs, agent for these Incompatible ma
chimes, is now in Opeousas Samples. Of these ma.
chimes may be seen at the store of Ney and Duprs.
GROVER BAKERS SEWING MACHINES ARE sUFa-
+ R1oR TO ALL oTHERs!!
TIE advantages claimed for this Aarhine are:
That it makes stronger and handsomer seam
than is maie by hand, or by any other machine.
That it makes more elastic seam, which will
Withstand the tests of sseay, and ashig and iroine
better than that saade by any other machine.
That the speed at which it is used ia higher Mass
any other, and the poscer required to operate it is
less than that required by any other machine.
That it is nearly aoissless in its operations.
That its construction is siosple, and iss a.-
biIity to disarrangement less than any other.
That it eau be more Quiekly learned, more easily
kept in order, got ready for use and changed from
one quality Or grade of aoork, than any other
Its applicability to the entire range Of Family
Sewing-from the finest and most delicate texture
to the heavier and coarser fabrics
That thread Or silk from the original spooIs
no re-windng-no shuttles Or bobbius to fill.
That it finishes its work and fastens the end Of
every seam; each stitch is independent of ts neigh
Dor.
Il has no leather pad.
A child ten years of age can york them With per
feet ease.
ew The undersigned is also agent for the Eagle
Cotton jim. Goulding, Bageleg g. suwalPs steam
Engines and Saw Mills.
81 C. GAUssoIN Agent.
ff..,y.,,nne f$o., Esh fQGn
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steamboat Notice.

ssssS The Steamer SILVER
A@szlsssr- A@szkAs- HEELS c. C. Pickett Mas
.-saessss ss..aass s..aasss ter, will leave Washington
every Wednesday at 10 o'clock a. NJ and New
Orleans every Saturday at 5 O'Clock P. M.
Four barges are CONSTANT" employ d transpor'
ting sugar and otton from up Bayou Beuffor the
Silver Heels.
The public San rely on the puncsuality ofthisr
boat: she is the fastest boat in thistrade and he
aceommo ations for assengers can not be sur
passed BY any. The freight rates the same as
the other boats in the trade.
For freight or passage apply on board OF to p'-
tire & Cor il, Washington.
January 18th 1860.
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May 5th, 1850
Bell Gtocnep Springs.

hSHls delightful watering place, situated in tht
n Parish OF St Landry. in a beautiful rolling
Pine Woods distant about 36 miles from Opelousas
will be opened on the first of jane next, for the
reception of Visitors.
These springs are favorably known among the
people of the surrounding Parishes as mineral
waters of great efficacy in chronic diseases of va.
rlcus klnds-their mineral virtues having been
tested by iunumeraoe 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 visitors this season.
The services of orr excellent cook tSylyesteI
well known by many fu,y visitors) a good stew.
ard and polite and attentive servants have beer
secured, and a fine band Of music headed by 7os
the celebrated Italian Vlolinst is also engaged foi
the season.
Two lines Of Omnibuses will run between Ope-
lousas and the Springs twice week regularly
Persons visiting the above Establishment may
have their letters and papers directed to "Vill-
Plate, Bell Cheney spgs and they will receive
them twice week.
Board and Lodging per week, $4,000
Children and Servants half price.
Horses der day, s1.o0
E. PATIN, Proprietor
Opelousas, May 9Th, 1880
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IYHyHE undersigned, having formed commercial
IL copartnership under the style Of Neg q Du-
pre- have The honor Of announcing to their frieuds
and the public generally that one Of then has luss
resurned from New York with complete assortment
Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Croekery ware, Tin ware,
Groceries, Shoes and Boots, Liquors, fancy articles;
ln word, thay bare supply OF every thing that
a Country Store can, Or ought to have.
Wishing to discard every thing like ohariatanisn
from this announcement, nevertheless, the under.
signed hesitate not say they sell their ner.
chandize as low as New Orleans retail prices, and
perhaps, cheaper than goods have ersr been sois
here up to the present date.
The undersigned. planting themselves sron The
coliricten that the cash ia the best as well
for ,he buyers IL The merchant, hopss that those
WHO may be dispoaed ~ patronize them, will not
place them under the saard neeesaity q constantly
| remeudng them that, consequence Of the lownees
Of rheiI prices, they can oa business for eseh
only
They occupy tho "a sskad Of r + Y. Roy, ea
Main Street..
BEgoIT EEY.
F EDMOND rDFRE
naa.t.Yraa Na-.t a4EEs
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MlRY'S ACADEMY
Eor a9011a.
DeIoasas, SC. Landry, La.

EVHISI Institu tution, lately essab bished ID the town
of Onelousas, 10 bestoW upon the boys and
yolIfhs Of Parish the incomparahle blessing o1
! solid education, will resume lis duties on The
Goth of October.
.FFhe course of instruction vii embrace such
bTsnc hes as will be most useful to the pupils the
EntsIlost cars paid 70 their rapid improve
ment.
The heas Teachers will be selected their num-
be increased III suit the increasing npsnber
|of sha stslsents.
he very great success Of the Institutes from
the the long experience of those u the
;ksad of it their corauera bic determination to
ont tie nohle work, are the best pledge they
ean olieE parents 9or tie imrl oI sheir
children
s For terms and other perticuiars apply ID
REv, v,GILBERT AYMuND. VI
3 rssfouEaa SSsrtsnat ter sgts, s5ss. s5
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HIGH WATER ARRAne hlENTs.

q aNNWA The fast running and regular
99ss- N, 7Packet Steamer W BURTON
sssssi2;sssifxasG ss2sissExasG g. e. LouAILL1ER Master will
leave Washington every Sunday at A. N. ana leave
New 0rleana every Wednesday at s Pm.
& The fast running and regular Packet Steamer
ANNA PERRET j. A. CAPPs Master will leave
Washington every Tuesday at P. n. and leave
New Orleans every Saturday at Pm
The Steamer ALINE W. G. NEAL Master will also
be in the trade transient boat, having regular
day for leaving.
Passengers and shippers may rely on the punetaal-
ity of the Steamers ". Burton and Anna Perres
The rate of freight will be the same as heretofore
viz.
Sugar So 90 per hind
MoIasses rs "bbl
Cotton Is .1bbl
Up freight so" bn
Dacarnhar 1sts tasa - ~
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State OF Louisiana.

District conrt.-Parish Of St. Lamd,y-No. se4a
" ALENTINE C. CLARK, Of the Parish ofSt.
Landry Administrator of the Estate of Benia-
min MccIeIand, deceased, late OF the Parish Of
st. Landry, having fled his final account and se,
tement fthe Estate in community between Mar
saret Sloane widow OF Benjamin McCeand, de-
ceased anu 'he nelrs OF SAID ddeceased;-And where
the prayer Of said petition has been granted by
az order OF Court, dated April goth, 1860
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all interss
ted to make opposition ifany they have. in wri-
ting in my Office within thirty days from the date
hereof why said account should not be homologa
ted the Administrator discharged OF al! futher la
bllities as such and his bond cancelled.
L. LAsTRAPES, Clerk.
Opeousas April 2lgt 1870
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r A IT T.

90 3 a ri l.,
ke 1Ia y - Four years old in the Spring, Of
N Y K bay color, with black legs name
ssAsAszsa@=AzMfs and tail, bred by Judge Z. J
Dupre of St. Landry Got by BoaonJr. out OF
Prairie Ezo,eer.- Boston jr by George Martin out
of Joh,. F. Auey's Boston Fifty, the get Of BosTer
the celebrated Virginia horse.-Prairie Flower by
supported sorosc out of Nudge, the get of imported
Sir .dschy out of Lady Of the Lake.
VIII serve mares during the next Season at $40
each, payable invariably in advance.
: He will stand at the stables of Henry L. Garland,
near Opelousas Mares from distance can be
left on the premises. where they will receive pro-
per care and attention at Fifty cents dag.
Opelousas January 14th 1850.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-05-19
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= Formerly g Ga salss House Washingtas III
ILL MES S. tiR d EEN LEE, of lIississip.
pi,haying pure chased the above house, begs leave
90 aHnoullce g publ that If Is now open for
fhe speIon AZ r1nanent boarders
lt " sltuated cen theup and lower stean,E
boat Iandin fronting tie Court eau. s. ass
Ehe premises have been naav fnrnished and iii,
and aare as PLEASANT and aceeptabe 10 I'll pat1oas
as those any hotel The intsrlor 81 sle Stats
q Good stabliag for heIsss.
Ianuar " 18th 1850 sss ssz.EE