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Oas btrcfre Steusrs@ eice.

DdS @eieb CUR geIAafun9 bon 20 Nti(tDnen
5ir Bsltreitung Der Mus9abeu Der 9tegteruu9 unD
our @ulrehterbaltuug peS GTentlihen CREDITS
pnttelt Der Nuflesurs unp Grbebung etner piret@
TIN teuer, Ipwie pur9 Snlanc=3GQe, ltret in
finer ganjen 8aIiun9 DIR uns. Btr miilfen
uns aber pamit be9nit9en, u~nlereu 9eIern Die
lbauptpunfte ~peIeIben mlt3utbeilen. Daielbe lit
III SettiOnen ein9etbetIt.
Sett, l bis 7 umfalIen ben TariE Rem mir
fTcn friiber, ais perlelbe an9eIpmmen tpurre,
soaltdnptB mitt6etlten.
Sstt. 8 uinfa6t Die Gert6etlung Der Steuer
duf. Die per htelenen Staaten unD 5erritcrien.
4uf NlarYlanp fallen $436, 823; ouf ben Ditr.
Columbia $49,437; auf cen Staat Stem 9)orf
S2,603,918, Die bGflt p~erIanete Summe; auf
3atOtab &erritUrY $3141, Die niepriglt p~erlan9te
Gumme.
Gett. 9 Bis II beltimmen bic Gintbeiluna Der
Gtaoten in Stfuer= D1trttte. @rnennune BON 21
I~eIloren uno @Oleftpren uno oeren NHlAten, 70
tpie Die Vir9lGaften, tpeLhe %oielelben su leifen
ltnp Die Strafen. in Die lie ~Serfa0en, penn le III.
rrn 4fliHten uutreu linb.
Sett. 13 bis 10 beltimmen Die 9rt uno gBeiIe,
tuie Die Steuern auf3uerlegen lino. Das @elee
llgt, RAP Die oirette Steuer ale @runoltlde unc
{ auplGge b~elalte, neblt 0Obnbdulern oaraaf
mtD 3par 3u Dem Wertbe. Den le am l. Npril
1862 baben bod iOlen bic ntrtlthen 8epob=
nsr oler bier oufse3dblten 9l6be. welfe nur Ell
neu Wertb pom ni9t mebr ais $500 beliBen, bon
bteler Nuflape befreit bleiben, ME tn9lei6en paa
in sinem Diltritte ltA betnOenoe Ser. Staaten=
Dber @taatss @i9eutbum, uuO allies anbere Gisen=
tsum, Das l~pe3iellen Staate-0siBen na6, lteuer
fset lit.
@ett. 16 %beFtmmt Die Strafen fir Gerpetee-
ring Der Steuer3ablun9. SeDer Steuer=:3 abier
bat 9iitsn, Die tim ein8ebdnpist merOen, lelbii
ailssu itlen unD nah ersangener Nuforoeruna
bel Dem AlenOr OOer 6ulfe Aiefor ein3ureiAen
Wer cine betrigeriiAe DOer unri4tise Site elm
b1nDiat in Der Nbliht, elmer geraaen 2lbih1bunq
ter Iteuerbdren Sbjefte al1e3unei9en, lpl mad
erfUlater 1eberfibrrn9 pelen gu elmer Welotuee
tDuGe $500 niht iiberltei9en IOQ, je na1 Dem
GrmeIen zines eOmpetenttn @eriAt5, uub in aIl
3oltsn ces 9rU3s1Ies perurtbeilt rperben; u1O ri,
NIeliOren unO Die Silfs- NIe1Oren lplen in aler
tclhen 8alen Die 2ifen lelblt auomahen, UNI
omar IN Vemabbslt nit Der belten SulDrmatiUr
Die tie itber ben Wertb Dee Iteuerbaren Gtoentbume
Iib cerldofen ~fDnnen, gu pel6em Gnpe linen
Dtr @intrttt In oas betrefenpe @teentbum bureb.
ans 1~eltdttet 1T. Son elmer iplnen Qbld6tuno
aitt es feline gerufung.
@ett. II bio 20 lteGen Die 9teaeln fef, mad
reI6en bel 9lbpelenbeit Der @isentbumer lteuer
pfLiGtiees Gt9entbum ab9elGaBt wercen Ipl
SIN Sale Der Nbwelenbeit ir9snO elmer 3u
GinreiGurg ibrer Cite auf9ecrrerten @erlon
baden Die A1eiOren in Der Wpbnun9 ~perielbel
Gin idrtfGiGs0 WlenOraapum su binterlalIen, il
tpelAsm Die Gtnbanpigun9 Der Site innerbalt
gem Edsen pom 1atum pes Mempranpums an
9~efurbert tpiro.
@enn elmer ME Sprber an9ebeuteten g(udcr.
psrnng tnnsrbalb Der an9epeuteten .3eit MIDI
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Die unermcelthe SeMte bel SnnS
Ruu

Die 8arnum5 Der VUlittf hoben felt hanger
3eit fetnen 10 9eeisneten 0e9eultano 3ur Serar
bettrna eebabt, ais Die S6laGt Bel Su1s Nur
unD man mG6te fat minlAen, DAP Der 9erlau
bes &rieaes ndh'teus Elm anpsres Stlo entrUue
bdmit enoltG einmal odS eipt9e NufldnetDen cir
@npe n6bme. N,6t nur, pab Se3elltonS Slat=
ter Gag aus, Sag Elm, neue Selrentbaten aueEtn.
bie maiden, peIGe ibre9ieblinge All Dem hlo@t
felOe perubt, lpnpern audi Die Seute waAet, mel
6e o~ielelten rapOneetra9en, unp 70 titbn 1T Del
Niutb Der BeaureoarpS uno Istner WenpIten ge-
rUrpen, RAP bielise 3eltungen weni9ltens fl
16Cn Guf gSalbln9tpn LOS mdrtdtren lalien. W
i1elnt, Die Stem gprter Gribune," Die ltets uaul
mad 3iGntpnO !" preoi9te, babe tbre STOLE einem
bielian Stplanrer abgetreten, Der lsst naul
mad WaI6inetpn !" alsruft.
Git aelfern pteper laien mir IN einerr bieItgen
8latte, Der 6etno babe 81 Sanpnen erbeutet unp
$50 gSa9en nit Niuntttpn unp DrOptant bela=
Den, p1brenp an elmer anperu 3eit o%alelbe Slatt
ZEN 6etno Srppiant fir 10000 N(ann, Cper
me9r, auf bret Sabre, erUbern lteB. 9Ste aber
Dertrdst lid Dies nit DEM betdnnten Nufrllf, Den
Beaure9arO am Sage naa Der SGloAt an Die
8etpobner pom Quuppun County ergeben lieb unp
1pOrln er tie auforDert, Die Nrmee, Die CUR Ser
tbetptsuns Der sebetligtsn Ge&te S%irsintens UNI
ter leiner 2sttung ltebe, nit 2eoensinitteln gu per-
iOrsen unO ibr 98leen unO 9ftrpe CUR y rfa
9ung gu ltslen ; wte ferner IoIen 81 &anOnen in
Die panpe pes 6etnpeS sefalen letn, rrenn eS cpnS
ltattrt III, Dap ibe,baupt pteie Nnsahl pom Sc
)GGben BON 8unpes- Sette ntGt ms 6elp 9efiibrt
SrOrDen lit z
Qu6 Die 6ilforte BON ben 500 9aar 5anoz
fGelen fir 9%efon9ene Sff8iere 1T Den @Idubigen
jegt 70 oft mit9etbeilt pprCen, pob Die 6erren
Barnum & Co., I'm retter in Sul Stun Senla=
'tipn gu MAIDEN, nun enplid audi ausQefunpen ba=
ben, Dap Die Nebelen nad Der S6Ia4t cine
grrBe gln3abl BON &ilten erteutet baben, in De
lten einssma6te 9frii6e, Sarbineu, prdier0irtes
Tleilh u. |. ~. entbalten, unO Die an Sen. Scott
tuO anpere bObe Sfi3iere na6 9tiGmOnp aOrel
Iirt 9erelen feten. SUmit aliO mare pom ben
5erren l4lieBli9 Der Semet8 9~elieIert, pob Sen.
Scott bod Die Nbii6t 9ebabt 6abe, li6 an Die
Sp,be Der Nrmee gu l~telen, pOer 9Gtte Ell Uieleiht
ietne ldGnen SarOtnen lUnt pVbl lGOn mad
OtihmUno eelhift ?
SIM @rnlte aber 1T bic Grt unD Weile, pte Die
berren nod ltet0 aus etnem Siese Der anertann=
ter 9Geile Elm b6hlt prUblematilfer mar, &apital
hu6en, gu tinpii6, ais Dap man lan9er bel Der
lelbfn S~errreilen Ipate.
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Geieeaebuna ppn marnlanb.

Grebertd, 8. Aug, 9aus. Do5 Der:
eint8te Gumite fir gertagune CAB einen Se-
lhluB Elm, ipurnad Die Qestelatnr, wenn le It
am NlittwOA Den 7. perta9e. li4 bis gum II.
september vrltage unp lth Damn in Nnnnpolla
perIainmle. 9iaN elmer lanaen Dissolution ater
Otele 6rose wurpe 6reOertf lubltituirt.
pierauT 9rrtagung,
Senat. 9taN einer Iangen DEBATE iber
oas Sertagun9o@Yrpjsft peS pauie5 ltimnte Del
Seuat nit pemlelben therein unp nabm Dam
paS MemoriaIe beSi9liA Ger NOllSet@O trettpreu
nit II 9e9en 6 Sttmmen an.
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Mrmee:@ g

@afbin8ton, 6. Ausut. Der Senat
mar bis I'M IL ubr leBte 9laht in Greeuttp'
Sigung. 9%adfolgenpe @rnennun9fit 81 Srt7
eabe Generation wuroen mob beltatist: Surlburt
N(c@lernonO, G6end, Grant, SaFer, Soon, @or
prent,b, NnDerlOn, Si9el, &in9 unO ercud'
Die 6aupt Sftstere per ueuen re9ularen Ne-
etmenter wurpen sleitfaIs b%eltatist.
Die Domination pes Steut .tSo!. GrttorY MUIR
De elstdfalls b%eltati9t.
@albt to 3. Nlt9. DER Seraf be-
adtiate beltte NOD Dor Dem SAlulle Der Sibuns
ME 6 bei6t, 9e9en 1900 mtlttariAe Grnennun.
oen. Rur3 DOR penn SAlulie Der Sibuns purO'
Sol. 8urnipe pom Den friberen &bope SSlanr
Gplontars gum Sri9ape @eneral ernannt
Darlington, g.. sus. Die naGfol
aenpe Site Der @rnennuu9rn fir GOlpntar STE:
Simeuter 1T %pff5tsll;
gu General lt1lcr5 ipurben ertannt bic Sc
nerale 8ants, Dir unO Butler.
gu Srtgaoe, Weneralen: McGau, Curtis
Rearnep. Gsguolre, Sing. Stsd, Seinbdman
6ranflia Stone, GbumaS, W. Sberman, 5ppfer
Qauper. 8ater, 6ell9, 9YOu, Bope, @rr, Satlburt
S6end, @rentib, Wrant, GpuA, @op. @praaue
8urnlipe, Mtontgumer9 bon 81. s., Wbeips por
germcut, @iaiams BON Mi6isan, Snnter, q
9. Sbermau, 8ueu, Dates, 5amiltun pom isis
cpnlin, unp @ic@lernanp.
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@ailitdr.p enfrOnirunss .eUmmi,fOn

Walbtn0ton, 6. Qtugult. sin @e1eb
De6 @On9refes 9tbt benz G%rtegSmtnilter Sefug>
ntB, inter AnleiGung, uuO nit Stlltimmun9 pe5
9rnltps'ten, cine GCmmlllion 81 SsvIammeln, nee
rem 9fliGt es letf foil Die llnfabigtett Don @laz
rinet uRp Armee Sffi3iere, Die tetne Dtenlte meGr
letlten %tGnaen, elmer tnteriuGung gu unterp Il
zen un0 %penlelbsn penlicniguns gu gspabren.
Der Seri6t Der Gommillipn lpll Dem 9r1li=
penten CUR Approbatton untertreitet werpen.
SOlfe, Die in Sutherland oeriegt perpen, iolen
Den Golo ibre8 3uleBt time 9tDabten Oranges
neblt bier 0ationen tagltA, beibebalten, pDne tes
bod anlpruA auf lonltt9e Gmolumente 3t babet,
Gine Nhenabme jsopA Ipl init @en. Scott &C.
na6t perOen, Der, ipute er in 0tubeltanO OerieBt
werpen, leine pple jsgt9e Se8u6luus, pbne trsenr
etnen AbSug, ~beibebaIten Ipu.
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&cleSrapbiicbc W0CbrtcDfeu.
Gert@tet Jar BEN .8 oIttmpre W edet. /"
gtmfmuft bes 0anpfcrs
Sutton"


New= Sort, g.. Aus. Der Dampfer o6uI-
tor" am %. Suli pun SaOre unp am "a. Suli
BON Comes ab9efabren, tam I'm 5 Aug Nbenps
in unlerem 6afen an ulD brahte 149 9ollaetere
unD $18,217 @ontanteu. Qm 1. 9lugult pailirts
CT an z Stsbersen oOrlber.
Die wlGttsltsn Na6ri4ten wuroen beretts puu
Cape 9tace teiesrapbirt. aEa
g Stnlieu.
@Om, 81. Suli. Der 9apf erfreut lfd
wteDer polfOmmener @eunCBeit.
Die franSUltlAe &e9ierun9 bat iiA BET Dem
Daplte seeen Den StlGcf BON @oitterS bef!ast
neil er in leiner AnlpraAe, Die er am ct. @eters-
tase in Ietntr StrAe bielt, beleiOt9enpe &nlpte-
luneen auf ben Railer 9lapOlepn madte, ben er
ais 6erpoeS Ill. beSeiGnete.
General @OYOn, Der 8efeblsbaber Der fran
3GlI9en Gruppen in 8om, bat alien ~pff5tsllen
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gerteGr nit 6rn. be MerObe, Dem pGpRtt6en
Srte9smtntfer, abSebrOden.
NuIen.
SGprn, %. Suit. @efern ipurOe in alien
8irAen @arl6au's elm 3rduereptteoptenlt gu
Gbren oeS ilnalt perltOrteneu 6itrlten AOam Gjar-
tOr98tt 9efeiert.
Alle @ei6afte ru6ten, Der Gr36ii9of btelt
Oa6 1OotenarAt In Der &atbeorale. 0ls er ME
Der in letne &utlGe geltiegen mar, lpannte pas
SOlt bic Yferoe aus urp spa i'm no6 letner
2S0Rnun5. Glne 9rpBe Nfenl9enmen9e fVI9te.
England. ~
Ole p90noDn 8imes" pom "a. Suit fprtdt IL,
et1em Nrtitel iiber Den 8ertGt pee amertfantlhen
&rte9sletretdr5 an Den Yralioenteu bel @eleaenz
pett Der Grtra- @pn9reBltBung, tbre 8ewunperuno
nber Die 9roBartt9e @rbebung Des Solte0 i'm 9for-
Den Der S.St aus. 9tad elmer &rtttt perl1leOe=
ier Anempfsblnn9en @amerpn'S l9lteBt Der Nrtt-
tel NIT fOlgenoen Qpprten
nOfr bette NSunI M, pelAen mir fir Die 9rDBe
5tePubllt bel tDrem @intritt in eunen &f, Der
pfrjpflEelter II, ais trgenO elmer, Den tie Jet Dem
MISUNDERSTANDING %beltanD, uns penten tGn-
men, ut Der, Dap lie e5 eben 10 leidt inOen mDee,
lbre neutrality-suspicious. rpteoer 3u perab lCbleDen,
wte es ibr wnrDe, ptelelte auS3ubeben.
oWitttlerpeile lino bic tur3en Olenltpertopen,
peIHe NaIbtn8tOn's 8bati9tsit 70 lebr labmten,
pnrd Gin SYtem erlrgt pprDen, tpelte5 III Der
8Dat Elm 6relpilli9en- @Orp5 in cine ltebenpe Nr=
NEE OermanpeIt unp pacurd EN- DauptDtnpemlB
zines lon9miert9en Samples %teisitlgt, Y4tr
merpen nlHt Die @emetnplage tber ltebenDe 6eere
mteperbpler, aber Dir balten e9 Der Ntlbe tpertb
anjnpeuten, Dap pa5 amerltanilhe Golt talt gum
erlten Ntale balD elmer &lalie Don GerluAunaen
auasslsgt rperren mag, pelAe eintgen Der srDbten
Natlonen ben &ppf lHpnpeln gema1t unp lDre
6relbsit 3erltGrt baben,"
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SOn @eneral SAINTS.

SanpY 5OOt, 6, 9usut, gDa6renO
Der per9augenen 9laat wurpe mebrere Male
AIarm I'M Eager 9emabt, jeOO4 fanO man aus,
rap nur elm neu an9etOmmeneS Ne9iment einiee
@iusfeten ab9efeusrt bate. Sc mar baS 90.
Yennploaniine.
Gen, SantS mar beute fritz um 8 l16r 3t
pferOe nnp ma@.e cine Snpettipns-9pur In Der
umoeJenC,
Die sefunsenen Se3elirnifen iino i'm Eager
res %, &C. .. y%te9iment5, 10 man Ie freunOlt4
bebanpelt.
Gin SClOot pes 16. Snoiana Iesiments marc
seltern Abenp pom elmer g8lAe eriAOnen, wetl
er Die parple ni6t CAB.
Sen. Sonts Dat unnGtbtsee S4teben auf ben
ea9erplasen itren9 unterlaet,
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@taats=SSabl in aentucFD. Sumabm,e Der Unions
Nartei.

9UmispitIe, 6. Aug. Die @ubI Der
Ntttsliepsr Der Qesislatur unp zines Staat5s
ShagmeiferS bat Die Sadie Der Union OILS TN
@aAien berauSsetelt. Die Staet sibt 5000
Majoritat, 700 mrbr ais bel Der IeBten GCn9reB-
wabl. &r- @puperneur Ni%erripeotber unO Sas
mes 9. @lap, Ss3eilioniitai, inO belize sel6lo=
een unp Elm glefe Dts Sen Hpbert NnperlUn III
in Srantlin County erpablr, Die Lnipns=Ma>
ioritat i'm Staate 1T beDeutenber ais bel Der IeBs
ten GonsreB Babl.
Gin Yttplen=N enccntre eret9nete ithr 9eltern
3pilAen gDwarp GruthftelO uno 3eonas Sas
page, i'm Salt 5pule, in 5Dl9e peien beipe
iAwer, Der leBtere waDrlGstnli9- tUptlIG, perpun=
bet palteoen.
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rhe na,v OF Newspapers.

,,,r;hers who do not give express notice to-
tr,ry s,bsS are considered Us wishing to eontlnne
sir order the discontinnance Of their
,saps 2ll he publisher may continue to send
1ssT Sat all arrearages are paid. r. talk. .hsi,
s ubscrbss neglect or refaie bh 70 be take sh{ 81
heFspap.5n, .nor ire responsible fer them until they
sotea s.tsa ,s their bills ana ordered them discon
snael, hova aaeided that refusing to take
Ing from the Office, or removing and leaving
pSapced for is prna faee evidence of nte
,isaal frand, 90 fo,rts pava also feneate,,lv
eeaasa IN natice. as required by the Post Office
ssaselso s.a,sot Of tho neglect or refusal Of person
u abe from the office newspapers addressed to
V aa rsnaers the Postmaster liable to the publisher
w. w. ,be transcription price.
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EDUCATION.
convent and Academy
NJ tbe Immaculate Conception, Opeousas, st
" = I Ia,,drz- a

Of the Immaculate conception, opeiousas, '2e'
Landry, La.
THIS Institution under the care Of the Sisters M
If Holy Cro.a, is located in the town OF ope-
raIsaa Ia, in il most beautiful and healthy sitta
ion. Ss Tie buildings are large aud commodious; tae
pay,grolnas delishtfal|y shaded l; ed. axt.nsiv. e,n
s,,aine III, French, English, and all the useful aud
a.a,p,ental branches taught in the best Institutions
If America or Europe.
Par bssra and tuition 500, per scholastic year
Il len months, payable in two equal ihstallmenfs,
and in advance.
ID Day scholars will pas $50, or $40 per scholastic
VAR according to the Glasses they viii attend, also
II tso eqnal payments, and in advance
sgoks and Stationery, Music aud Drawing, fDr
,oeh ns win learn them, are charged extra
For further particulars. apply to SISTER Many
or TIE SACRED HEART, Superior; or TO Rev
O. RAYMOND, Rector of the Catholic ChHfeh
0pelogsas.
March 3, l9G0.--ly. -
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Schreiner & Davidson,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

% pale Platte. Parish Of St. Landry.
\ kEALfRS in fine Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
~ and Patent Medicines Of every descrip-
tioh Surgical Instruments. esEES
Fancy aud Toilet articles, Combs, Cloth. YM
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Soap, Puff 9As
Boxes, etc.
CUTLERY, Razors and strops, Scissors, Pocket
Knives, etc.
Gold Pens and Pencil Gases, Steel Pens. etc
Stationery, School Books Blank Books, Can.
Letter, and Notepaper.
Black, Blae and Red Ink
Paints Oils, Varnisles and Dye Stuffs.
Paint and Varnish Brushes
Confectionery, Candies, Gum Drops. Sugar
Plums, Lemon Syrup, Orgeat, Figs, RAjsins, Al
uonds etc.
Family Groceries, Fresh Chesapeak Oysters,
Theoretically sealed in Q III, Cans, Pickles, Crushed
Sugar, Imperial Tea, Yeast, Powders etc.
Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Havana
Cigars, Of The best brands
Brandies and Wines, of the best qualities fe,
Medicinal purposes.
VOLTS scheilam Schnapps.
Turner'S Forest Wine Bitters, etc. etc,
Our stock of Drugs, Medicines etclnembrace:
every article keptin our line Of business
Physicians and Planters may rely on having theii
orders filled with promptness and at reasonabl:
prices. SCHREiNER g. DAVIDSON. "
| Vile Platte, June 9.Is6o.-ly
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Sherifs Sale.
STATE or LOUISIANA.

payneN n Harrison n,, !,h plstrist " ,,r,sans gas.
VS. PaFish Oh uFteans.
Henry RolIner No l0569.
DY virtue of a writ of fti a. issued in the above
Id entitled, suit blythe District Court IN md TOR
the Parish of Orleans and State aforesaid, ana 70
me directed will expose at public sale for cash
at the Courthouse of this Parish on SATURDAY tne
9th eay OF July, A. b.. 1861, commencing NJ the
hour Of IL A. H., and continuing from day to day
if necessary all Che right title, interest and demand
Of the, said defendant, Heury Balner, n and TO
the following property, seized to satisfy shid writ,
to wit; u
certain negro girl named Elisabeth about 40
years Of age.
Sheriff ! office, opelousas, June 1st, lsdl.
T., HACHEltE, Sheriff
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Z j. BEAUCIlAMP, Auctioneer in and
- for the Parish Of ST. Landry, will promptly Mt
tend to all business conided to him. uAice in0pe.
Iousas. iany Z, 1850.
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n Office.

4 hereby coutieil the public against trading for
| following described notes, ~ ] shall pay neither
Of them until compelled to do 30 by law, via;
certain note tlrawnhy me In favor of A. II. Anselm
for Three hundred dollnrs dated on on abont the
10th OF October 1850 and payable In the month of
March 1861. Also II note drawn by mo " salido
with VIM 4. Robertson In iaynrof A. Il. Anscln for
One hundred dollars dated on or 'nboaf the 2hth ol
October 1S6D and payable either In the month OF
June or July 1861 FRANK q. ROBERTSON.
Opelouai,s March 3D. laHi,-~2m
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GsA
Asssississasr
Head Quarters First Brigade
Alta Division, Louisiana Militia
Onelousas. May 9th, 1861.
General Orders No. l

General Orders No. /.
/. Having been appointed and commission
cd by his hxeeiency Thos. Q. Moore, Govern
or Of Louisiana, Brgader General of the lst |
Brigade, 4th Division, l.. NJ, assigned within |
the limits Of the Parishes of st. Landry, Avoy- |
elies, Lafayette, Vermillion and Calcasieu, |
assume the command thereof.
. The following officers have been appoint
cd to the Brigade Staff, and they will be obeyed
aud respected accordingly
Eraste Mouton of Lafayette. Aid-de Camp,
with rank of Captain.
Alexander Dessessarts Of Calcasieu, Ad-dc-Camp.
with rank Of Captain.
T. c. Anderson sof St. Landry, Quarter Master
with rank of Captain.
j. Baehman Lee of st. Landry, paymastcr, with
rank Of Captain.
Geo. Hill, NJ. d. of st. Ianary, surgeon, with
rank of Captain.
Henry l.. Garland BrigadekAfajor and Inspector
a. continued.
3. The Colones of the several Regiments Of
this Brigade are expected, in the present crisis,
to act with energy zeal, and pomptness 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 at
Head Quarters the organization Of their Regi
ments.
4. The Brigadier General would impress uI-
on the officers aud men Of the Brigade the i'm
portance of a thorough military organization.
| Engaged in a war of defence against, degene-
| rate race, drunk with power, who, in the name
| of Freedom, threatened to snbyert Free lnsti-
tntions on this Continent who, in The name
4 Of Liberty, would give u fatal stab to Liberty
we would be recreant TO the proud name oi
Freemen, which we inherit from our ancestors
Ito the souvenirs of the past, and to orr jus'
hopes Of the future, did we not pu1 forth oul
whole energies TO meet and hnrl back the inso
lent invader of our Rights, Liberties, and lnda
pendence. ..5
Let ns. them organize organize. Quitting
the paths uf peace beating our niew.sh
into sworJls--eyery man a soltier---the countr,
one vast camp If armed nlen-raying, as on
man, around the Flag of the Contederat
States Of America, the last symbol Of natona
constitutional liberty on this Continent, let II
show to the world that knowing onr Rights W
, dare, can, and win maintain them.
JOHN G. PRATT, Brig. Gen.
Opelousas, May llth, 1861.
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE Oh. LOUISIANA

- L. II IL VI IN 1hfA<l4'%1t33fss 43e5445
Abner B. Meeleland, District I. Court s, :,
vs.. ! Purish, OF St. ilhuuFy.
James NJ. Porter. mo. 92la-
DY virtue of an order OF seizure and sale issued
ID in the above entitled suit, BY the District
Court in and for the Parish Of 81. Landry and
State aforesaid and TO mo directed II Will expose
Parish, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of auly,
A. D.. 1861, commencing at the hour oE II AN! l,
and continuing from day W day II necessagy nii
tile right title, tsmaraef the said de.
rendant. James All PoFer, Iii and to the following
property, seized 60 satisfy said writ, to Wit:
Attract or parcel of land situated ~ the Parish
of St. iaudry, on the east side ot tho west prong
of Bayou Plaqncmine Brule containing SIX nun, nun
formerly OF Jacob Welsh deed, and now of 1hos
II. Lewis and james N Poyter and % the loMei
side by the public domain and running back III the
". CHACtIERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office Onelol,sas, May a5th, 1891. {s
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Sherin's Sale.
STATE or LOUISTdN

SI,AI'E OF LOUISIANA.
playius H. Thompsnnl District Court,
vs. Parish of st. Landry.
Thomas e.. Anderson, No, 77do.
TDY virtue Of writ Of alias II. fa on IA months
bond issued in the above entitled spit by tile
District Courttin and for the Parish % " Landry
and State aforesaid and to me directed, / will ex.
pose at public sale, fur cash, at tho Court house
of this Parish, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day O
judy, A. b. 1857, commencing at tho hour pf Il
A. H., and continningtrom day 70 day i neceAsts
ry all the right, title interest and demand d
tlayius H. Thompson, in and TO the following
property, seized to s,itisfy said writ to wit.
h hce,taln quarter lot Of ground situated IN tht
town OF Washington, Parish Of st, Landry, bounded
north by lot oil eipeslc cast by Bridge street soutl
by Vine street and west by l,leius j nupte, beins
the South East quarter of lot No, 81, with building
andimproyenents thereon erected.
l.. ". CilAGliERla, Sheriff.
0pelousas, May 2sth, 1861.
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EAGLE HOTEL,

Ero,,i,o the Cour,ableau, between the upper
: W. and lower Steamboat Landing,
Washington, La,
,v,,,1, r,,,dorsienea having tvery recently pur'
van hasaG and reftted the above Hotel 4ss 4asa
ei me travelling public that he is now ready
to to- receive Boarders BY the re- Day Day week ''
ana nois'1' ], s c CL.EEAI.EE, ProprieskSsT,.
NBThe location Of this House Is very agsifa ne tbe
le ospeeiay for persons travens y way t ., eHJ "
w. aa Steamboats, them the tfouoie I"
removing baggage. ,,. 4sen
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Sherifs Sale.
STATE or LOUISIANA
q. lkcheimer. "a. Ward
Justice Court.
John B. Bridges Parish Of st. Landr,
Shimidt & Nyand.

same.
DY virtue of two writs Of Il. IA issued in the
D above entitled suit BY the ID Ward Justice
Courtin and for the Parish Of st, Landry and state
aforesaid andto medircrted, viii exposea public
sale for cash at the urtHonse OF this Pqf'sh on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day of July, a.. p. la6l
commencing at the hour Of II A, NJ. and eontil-
ung from day to day, If necessary, all tie right
title, interest and demand OF the said dcfsndanI
John b. Bridges, inand to the following properly,
seized TO satisfy said writ, TO wit:
4 negro boy named Joe aged about twenty-five
years. ,,A,
Sheriff S Office, opelousas June lst ss!sfl.