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Head Quarters First Brigade.
4tl Division, Louisiana Militia.
Opelousas, May 9th, 1861.

4th Division, Louisiana Militia.
opelousas, May 9th, 1861.
General Orders No. l.
L. Having been appointed and commission
ed by his Excellency Thos. O. Moore Govern
or Of Louisiana. Brigadier General Of the lst
Brigade, 4th Division, l.. NJ, assigned within
the limits Of the Parishes of st. Landry, Avoy-
eles, Lafayette, Vermilion and Calcasieu,
assume the command thereof.
2. The following officers have been appoint
ed TO the Brigade Staff, and they will be obeyed
aud respected accordingly:
Eraste Mouton of Lafayette, Abide Camp,
with rank of Captain.
Alexander Dessessarts of fCalcasieu Aid-de-damp,
with rank of Captain.
I. G. Anderson /. of St. Landry Quarter Master,
with rank of Captain.
]. Bachman Lee of st. Landry, pa,master, with
rank of Captain.
Geo. Hill, NJ. D. of St. Landry, surgeon, with
rank of Captain.
Henry L. Garland Brigade, Major and Inspector
continued.
8. The Colonels Of the several Regiments of
this Brigade are expected, in the present crisis,
to act with energy, zeal, and promptncss in
promoting The organization of Volunteer Com
panies within the limits of their commands,
and in causing their respective Field and Com
pany officers to be instructed in the duties Of
the soldier. They will report without delay al
Head Quarters the organization Of their Regi
ments. =.
A. The Brigadier General would impress up.
on the officers and men Of the Brignde the i'm
portauce of thorough military organization.
Engaged in a war of defence against degene-
rnte race drunk with power, who, in the name
Of Freedom, threatened to subvert Free Insti-
tutions on this Continent-who. in the name
Of Liberty, would give fatal stab to Liberty,
we would be recreant to the proud name Of
Freemen, which we inherit from our ancestors
Ito the souvenirs Of the past, and to our just
hopes of The future, did we not put forth our
whole energies to meet and hnrl back the inso.
lent invader of our Rights, Liberties and indie.
pendence.
Let MS, then, organize-orgauize! Quitting
the paths of peace-beating onr plow-shares
into swords--eyery man a soIdier-the county
one vast camp Of armed men--rallyng, us one
man. around the Flag of the Confederate
States Of America, the last symbol ofna,ional
constitutional liberty on this Continent, let us
show to the world tna knowing our Rights we
dare, Can, and will maintain them.
/. JOHN g. PRATT Brig Gen.
Opeonsas, May lllh, 1861.
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EAGLE HOTEL,

Frontinr the CourtabIeau, between the upper
and lower Steamboat Landing,
Washington, La.
r,uE undersigned having (very recently pur
chased and re-ftted the above Hotel, -..zgassr
heas leave to announce to his friends and SS9s ~
the pei travelling public, that he is now ready 5s
to receive Boarders by the Day, Week AS'''E--1
and Month, at Reasonable Charges
ano DAo j. s. GREENLEE, Proprietor
N.B.-The location of this House is very desra III
b,e especiaily for persons travelling by way OF tht
STAGES and Misunderstanding them the trouble o
removing baggage. ,oco
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Howard Association,

Il Benepolent lnVitution established by special En-
document, for the Relief of the Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted ,pith Viruicnt and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
of the serual Organs.
M MEDICAL advice given gratis, by the Acting
1xl- Surgeon, to all who oapply by letter, with a
description of their condition, Gage, occupation,
habits of life, &c., and in cases Of extreme power
ty Medicines furnished free of charge.
Valuable reports on Spernatorrhua, and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the New
Remedies employed in the Dispensary, sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will he acceptable
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa BY order of the Direc
tors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
July 81 lS6O.-ly.
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OFLOUISIAN.4.

Flayius VI. Thompson) District Court,
VS.. Parish Of st. Landry.
Thomas g. Anderson. No. 7700. 48s
DY virtue of "A writ Of alias Il. ta, on II months
ID bond, issued in the above entitled suit Ivy the
District Court in and for the Parish OF 81 Landry
and State aforesaid and to me directed, will ex.
pose at public sale, for cash. at the Court house
Of this Parish, on SATURDAY, the 9th day q
July, A. u. 1861, commencing ut the hour OF II
A. NJ, and continuingfrom day to day, It necessa
ry, all the right, title, interest md demand d
Flavius II. Thompson, in and to the following
property, seized to satisfy snid writ to wit: y.
certain quarter lot Of ground situated in the
north by lot Of Lcmesle cast by Bridge Street. south
by Vine Street and west BY L.lcns J. Dnpre hcinp
the South East quarter Of lot No. 81 with building,
and improvements thereon erected
l.. v. UHACilisRE, Sheriff
lOpcousas, May 25th, 1861.
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&Schreiner e. Davidson.
Wholesale and Retail Dr1gr1sts

eSAAN AeCG&A1A DTtASSlSCSs
Y Vsle Platte, Parish Of St. Landrv.
nEALERs in fine Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
~ aud Patent Medicines Of every descrip.
LION. Surgical Instruments. G
:, Fancy and Toilet articles, Combs, Cloth, W
Boxes, etc.
:, CUTLERY Razors and strops, Scissors, Pocket
Knives, etc.
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases, Steel Pens. etc.
Stationery, School Books, Blank Books. Can
Letter, and Note paper. ~
Black, Blue and Red Ink
Paints, Oils, Varnfshes and Dye stuffs.
Paint and Vanlshs Brushes.
,Confectionaly, Candies, Gum Drops. suea,
monds, etc. -
Family Groceries, Fresh Chesapeak OYSTERS
hermetically sealed in lb. Cans, Pickles. Crushed
Sugar, Imperial Tea, Yeast, Powders, etc,
Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Havana
Cigars, Of the best brands
Medicinal purposes. 10,
VOLTS Scheidam Schnapps. &
Turner'S Forest Wine Bitters, ETC.. etc.
Our stock of Drugs, Medicines ETC., embraces
every article kept in our line Of business
Physicians and Planters may rely on having thei,
orders filled with promptness and at reasonable
prices. SCHRElNER & DAVIDSON. :
Vile Platte, June g. 18G0.-ly.
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OFF LOUISIAN.


Abner B. McCleland, District Court
vs.. Parish Of St. Landry.
James NJ. Porter. mo. GAIA.
DY virtue Of an order OF seizure and sale issued
I'D in the above entitled suit, by the District
Court in and for the Parish Of st. Landry and
at public sale, for cash, at the Court House Of THU
Parish, on SATURDAY, the eth day Of JulK;
A. p. 1851, commencing at the hour of ~
and ndscontinuing from day ID day etessnsy, all
the title interest sn demand q the said De.
fendant, Jafnes M. Porter, in and TO the following
property seized to satisfy said wsit. to wits:
a tract or parcel Of land situated in the Parish
ofSt. Landry, on the east side Of the west prong
Of Bayou Plaquemine Brule containing six hun
dred and forty acres aud bounded above by land
formerly Of Jacob Welsh decd, and now OF Thos
II. Lewis and James M. Porter, and ~ the lowe,
side by the public domain and running back in the
prairie to public land. ~
Il. v. CHAGHERE, Sheriff.
Il Sheriff,s Office 0pclousns NAV 25th 1861, fs9-
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EDUCATION.
Convent and Academy
ofthe Immaculate Conception, Opelousas, st


I Landry, La.
,pHIs Institution, under the care of the Sisters
Of Holy Cross, is located in the town OF Ope-
lousas, La, in most beautiful and healthy situa-
ton % the buildings are large and commodious; the
ulay. grounds delightfully."- shaded.
Ike course of instruction is most extensive, en-
braeing French, English, and all the useful and
ornamental branches taught in the best Institutions
4 ii America or Europe.
f. encourage education, the most moderate
terms have been adopted
For board and tuition, $780, per scholastic year
Of ten months payable in two equal installments,
Day scholars will pay $50, or $40, per scholastic
year, according to the classes they will attend, also
IN two equal payments, and in advance:
Books and Stationery, Musik aud Drawing, for
such as will learn them, are charged extra.
For further particulars, apply to SISTER MARY
OF THE SACRED HEART, Superior; or to Rev:
G. RAYMOND, Rector of the Catholic Church,
Opeiousas
March 8, lS60.-ly.
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Sheriff. S Sale.
STATE OF LOuTSl4NA

S7H7E OF LUU1STTNH.
Va Parish Of Orleans.
Henry Bollner. No. lOT69.
DY virtue of writ Of g. fl. issncd in the above
ID entitled, suit by the District Court in and fol
the Parish Of Orleans and State aforesaid, and t.
me directed / will expose at public sale for cash
at the Courthouse of this Parish. on Saturday the
9th day Of July, A. D., 1861, commencing At the
hour Of IL A. NJ, and continuing from day to day
if necessary all the right, title interest and demand
of the said defendant, Heury Bollner, in and tt
the following property, seized to satisfy said writ
to wit:
A certain negro girl named Elisabeth about 4(
years Of age.
Sheriff 5 office, Opelousas, June lst, 1861.
l., v, CHACHERE Sheriff
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To the Planters,
ost,,is and aa,oin;nr Parishes.

NNR. w. A.. ALLENDER of the Texas Hedge
lsl company, Is now planting hedges of the o.
age Orange for number Of onr planters, This
company is well recommended here and IL undonb.
tedly perfectly responsible as it has been engaged
in the business in Ala ana Mississippi and Texas
for a number Of years and has given general "a ..
fac ion Planters, who desire an impenctrnble
hedge for life, one. that will not rot, be blown
wash down, wou do well to imploy this company
as its price il but about 81 cents per panel with |.
perfect guarantee that the hedge Is to be made per
feet before the pay il required except small pay
ment Of 70 per ceut the first two years. This COM
ent from that Of any other that has been pnrsucd
III thispalt of the country. #4
Call ut the Eagle Hotel or address
WA. Al14ENDER.
Opelousas, March sd, 1861.
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April le, 1859.

rARTs, CANE WAGONS, BUGGlEs
" etc.-The undersigned being the agent for the
House of Busly Littell \ Co., manufactul ers,
Wheeling, Va. can supply planters with any thing
in the way Of Carts, Wagons and Buggles, on the
are respectfully solicited to, hand in their orders
early, 50 as to procure the articles previous to low
,,atsr RS. WILKINS.
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Real Estate Agency.

rs,HE undersigned offers his services to all persons
i wishing to purchase or sell lands and negroes.
He intends making tour Of most Of tic Southern
States, with view Of establishing business CON
nectons. Those dcsiroHs of apaiiing themselves of
my services will do well to call me at an early
date or address at my Post Office, Washington
La.
During my absence, DR.. Jamss Ray will attend
to all applications.
Applicants must give full description of property
for sale or which they desire to piruase.
March 23d, ls6l.--ly. JAMES C. HILL.
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DANIEL SIiEUBLE.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

MERCHANT TAILOR. H.
TTAS the honor to inform his friends and The
III public in general that he has just returned
from the city of Now York with the finest and most
elegant stock Of goods in his line Of business ever
INTRODUCED INTO THIS MARKET!!
His stock of materials for fitting up gentlemen's
wardrobes in the neatest and most tasty manner can
not he surpassed, and he assures his friends and
customers that he is prepared to cut and make
clothing Of every description in the latest French
and American style.
Call in and examine for yourselves. r
January 10Th, lSGl.--ly. -. -.-
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

L finest material and most fashionable ever
offered in this market can be had at Mr. Daniel
Sheuble's on the corner of Main and South streets
His prices are very reasonable.
opeieusas, January 25 lsG1. .-tf.
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NEW STORE.

TINHE undersigned having formed copartnership
J. for the purpose of carrying on the Com
inerciaI business under the firm Of Ney \ SY41
Dmpre, take pleasure IN announcing to their *
friends and TO tile public in general, that /. n
one Of them has just arrived from New York, with
o complete assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, 8
SHOES, BOOTS, ETC., al
g- GROCERIES,,
LIQUORS. s
BRANDIES, etc., i,
-+aG CROCKERY WARE,
sa4 FANCY ARTICLER.
In word, all that ought to be found Ia q com.
try store. While desiroua t0savoid anything like
1lackery tho undersigned nevertheless, Will not
hesitate 10 sny that they can sell their goods 81
prices as low as they can be had in NewOrlcans,
at retail, probably Mt lower price than they have
been sold here heretofore. 8.sssSSsss
The undersigned being fully convinced that the
cash system Is the surest and the best as well for
the buyer As Tor the merchant, hope that those
who are desrous to encourage them, will not MAKE
it necessary for them To repeat over and again. that
owing to their low prices, will do business on the
Cash system only.
They occupy the store kept formerly by r. & v.
Roy, on Main street, Opelonsas.
B. NEY,
ss@ss. EDMOND DUPRE.
Opelousas, March II, lseO.-1y.
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LANDS. LANDS, LANDS,

LN0R SALE on terms and conditions advantage.
4 Gus to purchasers.
Persons who are in want Of 4. or more Sec
tions Of land VIII do well TO apply Immediately to
the undersigned who has the following lots for sale
at prices to suit the times.
lst. The w. ] of The N. f. ! of Sect. 10, 7. / N.
=. on Bayou IIntioon, near I5assett's Mill.
so the following and Sections on the Bayou
Crocodile in the Parish of st. Landry.
The N. W. 4 Of Sect. 81, 7. r. 2, s. r.
The N. Il. Of South W / Of Sect. 81 , T. q, S. =.
The N. +. Of Sect II, lot 5 Of Sect. 80 W. OF
Bayou Crocodile 7. No.2, s. 4. 2, 5Hssss5
The N. y. Of Sect. 81 IT, s. II. ., j.
n. B.-The above lands are well timbered and in
point Of fertility will compare with the best in the
State. j. ~ MliSTED.
Opelonsas, Dec, s, lsgO.~tf
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For Sale,

TRACT of land of 1921 arpents in the parish
n Of Lafayette, situate ebout miles N. n West
from the town of vermilonvllle, A miles from the
line Of the projected rail road; miles South East
from Charles Pecks, between the plantation OF
Madam Breaux and Vincent Bertrand. rms ,,l,s laaa
mile vide and in quality of soil and location is not
surpassed by any land in the neighbourhood person
wishing to purchase such tract of land, may have
bargain by applying to the undersigned ~ @ az Upe y
lOusas. JOnN hAaoDot 3A'
Opelol,sas december 22d. 1860,
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HENRY Il'NOI'EII,

T,NGRAyER on Marble, has Just established a
II shop at st. Martinsvile for the construction
of funeral monuments Of every description, makes
inscriptions on the same, and also proposes to fur
nisli iron-railing for tombs.
Refer to Jonathan Harris.
i Opeousas, August IS, lsG0-ly.
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N0TTCF-

CAPTAIN CHARLES De COUSIN, cia.;onsir arehis his
srviees 0 ses to the public of St. Landry All orders
eh' left at the Union Hotel will be promptly attended
,e' ~ He will be found there every Saturday.
March 9th le6l.--1y.
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For sale.

900 ACRES of land situated in the Parish OF
OZU st. Landry and fronting the Atchafala-
va river on the West bank, four and a half miles
about Captain Lyons, with good dwelling house
and kitchen. Fiji y acres OF this land are cleared
and one acre is fenced in for garden.
Terms and conditions easy, apply to
]. NJ. MII4STED.
Opelousas, december 18th, IsGG-tf
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

TIME public Is hereby informed that the undcri
L signed Ia determined to rid himself OF hS large
Stock Of summer Goods, and will sell the same u
cost prices, III order to make room.
Persons wishing cheap bargains for cash will ID
we'll to coll and zee before purchasing elswhere.
q. IKELHEIMlii, Washington, In.
May ~. 1880. II &
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Saw Mill.

yIyHE undersigned have erected a fine Saw Mill
on Bayou Bourbon on the Opelousas and Grand
Coteau road, where they are saving the best
Gum, Bay, White Oak, Walnut and Hickory
lumber that can be had in the country and at the
following rates at their mill.
Gum and Bay lumber for cash cents foot and
q cents on credit.
White Oak, Walnut and Ash for cash 25 cents a
foot and 8 cent on credit
Lumber can be sawed 30 feet in length if so or
dered. reasonable deduction will be made on
large "BHls."
I,,,,,, 1891
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4 CERTAIN prornssory note for $3.50, drawn
n by II. W. Boyd in favor Of j. r. Jackson, hae
been mslaid lost. 1t was given in January
1859, and payable in January 1860.
All yersons arc hereby warned against trading
for said note. MARTHA A.JACKSOE.
May lsth, lsG1.-2ni. Big Cauc, La.
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N Office.

A gentleman Is desirous to purchase small
n farm hicl,might contain from seventy five to
u hundred superficial arpents and small portion
Of which would he woodland The farm must not
be over three miles from Opelousas.
For further information apply Mt the Patriots
Office. March 10th, 1sBl-tf.
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500 REWARD.

w or deliver to the undersigned his negro boy
named George, light griff, aged about2o years, and
about s feet inches inhight; Said boy was PR
chased from tile Estate Of Chevalier Dagle; His
mother belongs to Gilbert David in Faquetaique
and his father to DR.. Knox in Plaquemine, we men
tion this as lie is likely to lie found in the vicinity
of those places
P.S.- George is a smart boy, and must be qucs
toned closely
Bayou Bout.
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{ STRAY HORSE

NJ A MOOD HElgfa
AOW LOST, HOW RESTORED. 1EzaAsY
Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope,
.. on the Nature Treatment and Radical Cure of
ssp,srmatofrhGa, sl, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual De-
:n'iEy. Nervousness and Involuntary Emissl rs,
Debility.
BIZ ROB. CULvERWELL, M. D.
Author Of the "Green Book" &c.
The world,renowned author, in this admirable
,,tSsy..fe ,Sa. clearly proves from his own experience
eaas she awful consequences Of selfabuse NAV be
ssy Ssaze.ually removed without medicine and without
surgical operations bonges, Instruments,
onas ss OF cordias pointing out mode of cure at
WI Ons certain and effectua by which every sufferer,
h,tt 70 matter what his condition may be, may cure
tara tselI cheaply, ppaely and radically. This lee
sus VIII prove boon to thousands and thousands.
under seal to any address, post paid, on the
NSt''pe Vi TWO postage stamps, by addressing
- DIR. CHAS. J. g. KLINE,
w Bowery, New York, Post Office box 1886.
September 8, lS60,-ly.
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me in New Orleans, at S. W; corner Gravier and
Barrone streets. j. NJ. WILSON.
June 2 lShn
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HOUSE PAINTING.

yIyHE undersigned having. located permantly IN IN
Opelousas is now ready to do all kind OF Work
in his line Of business in the most approved style,
His terms will be liberal. All orders lett at the
nm,o Store of p, h. Hebrard will be punctuay at
tended to. JACob ooAtu
January 18th ls6l-ly.
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Opelousas Literary Institution
Preparatory School for Academies,
DIRECTED BY -...
MIR. C. E. DURAND.
CoNDITIoNs: -

CONDITIONS:
Boarding by the year ................s14o 90
nav scholars by the year ....... 40 90
:" by the month ........... 4 90
Bedstcads, bed clothes, mattresses, pillows | 90
Washing ner month, h,... so
Each boarder and each day scholar is bound to
furnish cord Of fire wood for the winter, to warm
himself, and his light.
There will be in the Institution, two half yearly
public examinations. ..
The scholastic year is of twelve months, vaca-
ti0ns included.
Areduction will be granted on the most equita-
bic terms for time lost by disease or other causes
Independent Of the will.
The costs for nursing and for the attendance OF
Doctors, will he at tho charge Of the parents
September l5 lS6D.-1y.
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J. M. White, CARPENTER,

nFFE1s his services to the citizens of Opeo1sas
" and vicinity who need anything in his line OF
business. -.a - ,.a..
He understands perfectly the putting up Of Gins
and all kinds Of Patent Presses. 81
Jobs done promptly, In workmanlilke manner,
and charges moderate.
All orders left at this Office will receive his i'm
mediate attention.
January 10Th lsGl.-8m.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WASHINGTON DRUG sTORE-The
on, ". undersigned hereby inform their friends ~ -
snaa .he public that they have just received @y
all kinds, etc. 'Ai'4'e'y VI
lucy are also agents for the sale of large ouan.
'''y OF Patent Medicines, the most popular.
1o.. A. .LOUA1LLIER Il CO.,
january I, 1oeo-ly. Washington La
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gTRAYED or STOLEN.

T,ROM the Plantation of the undersigned in this
4 Parish, five months ago, two mexican mules,
one black and the other white; both fodinary size
It is possible that they have gone to Bayou Rouge
where they were bought.
ANY one finding said mules and bringing them to
me will receive reward OF $40.
nv "''' '''~'' BENJAMIN GU1DRY.
January IL 1861.
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New Iberia Marble Works

1IhaNs, IA Specifications and Drawings, submitted
wbo g W travelling agent at the residences of any
may desire informations, or wish to purchase,
: taudress GASPAR LUSSEE, New Iberia.
opeiousas, April 2S. 1860. -
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A. M. Perrault,
CoIJaefing Agent.

BATON ROUGE, La.
M EsPECTFULLY tenders his services to Il, tn
<, cit Citizens Of St. Landry and the State general.
in the above capacity. All applications for tn.
Collection cole Of claims against the State the redemp
t;n of lands sold or forfeited to the State, for non
.,vn n,ant Of taxes and any other business requiring
ths attention Of an agent will receive strict ant
prompt attention.
July 49, 1853.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-06-08
For Sale.

A steam Engine and sugarmaking apparatus,
WIN ~ consisting Of an Engine, Sugar-Mi1l, Kettles
hina an extra Battery and Grand Coolers and every
With UT sagar.making together with the bricks on
"ul9h hm 1he Engine is set.
" .nese can be seen in the Sugar House former
Faa Fsmhsa by NJ. W. Harwell in Bellevue.
vi farther Information apply to
f,no,o J. M. Unlisted.
upelousas February 2 ls6l.-tf.