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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-11
TO TIE pnRLIn.

The undersigned practical Wstchmakers and dealers In
Watches, having bought and sold American Watches for
number of years past and having dealt in all kinds Of
state that they have dealt in Watches which, 40
class or in individual instances have been more salts
factory to themselves customers whether in respect Of
durability beauty of finish, mathemacally correct pro
portions accurate compensation and adjustment or OF
fne amekeepia0 results than those manufactured by
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IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steam Between Ireland and America,
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY.


The following new and magnificent fnt-clsss paddle.
wheel Steamships compose the above line: 81 ...'a
ADRIATIC, 5,9S6 tons burthen, Capt, ]. MAuRy
|dI Formerly Of the Collins Line)
adIREEINIa 4,4oo tons burthon. Capt. n. pROw~.
ANGLIA, 400 4" 9" NIoHoIsos.
PACIPIC, 1900 J. Smith.
PRINCE ALBERT, (screw.)
$500 :" JWALKxR.
One Of the above ships will leave New York or Boston
alternately every Tuesday fortnight for Galway car
rying the government mails, touching at st. Johns,
N. p. q't '.it 'fHnut4iDi3 hif0is' - ' 'F
The Steamers Of this line have been constructed with
the greatest care under the supervision Of the govern
ment, have watertight compartments, and unexcel
led for comfort safety and speed by any seame ~ aoat
They are commanded by able and experienced officers
and every exertion will be made to promote the comfort
Of passengers.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
.s HATES OF PASSAGE 8IlI
FIRST N Boston to Galway or Liverpool 500
eecond,class, g "iQf rs
firetclass, H l." t to St Johns 35
Third-cass, 4" TO Galway or Liverpool.
or any town in ireland, on a Railway, 30
Thrdclass passengers literally supplied with pro.
visions OF the best quality cooked and served by the SER
wants Of the Company.
RETURN TICKETS.
Parties wishing to send for their friends from the old
country obtain tickets from any on railway. in
Ireland, or from the principal cities Of England and Scot
land, ut very low rates. pr .Is t r's7
Steamers will be forwarded to New York free Of charge
For passage or further information, apply to Ft
WIN. II. WIOKHAM,
At the Office Of the Company on the wharf, foot Of
Canal street, New York. go se'or H
-. ROWLAND & AspINwALL, Agents.
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Sherif's Sale.
STdTE OF LOUIsIdNA.

MAI ~ sGF lLUGISidAh.
stanisas Fremont, i ais. District Court,
Vi. Parish of st. Landry
Mathda P. Scott, & ala. No. 457s.
pY virtue of writ Of fl. ia. under u mouths
- bond, issued IN the above entitled suit by
the District Court in ard for Tire Parish Of
St. Landry and State aforesaid, and to me di-
rected, viii expose at public sale, for cash, at
the Court. House oil this Parish en
Saturday, the lst day Of June,
A, y. ] e6l, commencing at the hanr Of "A a,
NJ. and continuing from day 10 day, il fneces-
sary, all the right, title interest and damand
of Mark W, Harweli, in and 10 the following
property, seized 10 satisfy said writ, to vii
A certain tract Of iund containing six ar
pents front, by forty il depth, bounded on the
North BY land Of Il Il. Scott, on the South
by land Of Mark w. Harwell on the East by
Bayon Bourbeu, and on the West by the pub
lie domain.
L.y, CHAcHERE. Sheriff
wall g. I pft B4EaS l558 {sf8 q $y{a
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Schreiner & Davidson.
Wholesale and Retail Drusa;sts

pae Platte, Parish Of 81. Landry.
nEALERs in fine Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals
~ ana fsteht Medicines Of every descrip- :
tion. Surgical Instruments. -
>, Fancy aud Toilet articles, Combs Clpth w NJ
Ear and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Soap, Puff IL
Boxes, etc. w ~-AS
Knives, etc. oShe'
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases, Steel Pens. etc.
stationery, School Books, Blank Books, Can
Letter, and Note paper 9'f
Black, Blue and Red Ink
Paints, Oils, Yarnishes and Dye stuffs.
rant and Narnish Brushes.
=, conieetipnaty, Candies, Gum Drops. suga,
Piul9s, Lemon Syrup, orgeat, Figs, Raisins, All.
Family Groceries, Fresh Chesapeak Oysters
hermetieay sealed in 2 lb. Cans, Pickles, Crushed
sugar Imperial Tea, Yeast, Powders, etc.
Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Havana
Cigars, of the best brands
Bran1ies and Wines, of the best qualities for
Medicinal purposes.
Volts seheidam Schnapps.
Turner's Forest Wine Bitters, ETC.. etc
Onr stock Of Drugs, Medicines, ETC.. embraces
every article kept in our line Of business.
Physicians and Planters may rely on having their
orders lilled with prnmptaesa and at reasonable
prices. SCHRElNEP 4 DAVIDSoN
vile Platte. June 8. l86o.-Iy.
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SheriH's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

8C.s T.. Swayze, Test. Exc. District Caurt,
w, Parish ef st. landry,
Henry Keller No. $3.50.
DY yirtne Off writ off. "a, issued in the
IL above entitled suit BY the District Court
in and f0f the Parish Of ST. Landry and State
aforesaid. and to me directed, will expose al
public sale. ior cash at the Court House Of
this Parish, on
Saturday, the 1st day Of June,
A. p. 1861, commencing at the hour Of ] | A.,
NJ aud continuing from day toslay, Il fneces-
sary all the right title, interest md demand
Of the said deiendant. Henry Keller, inRnd to
The following property, scizeds to satisfy said
writ, d wit;
The slave girl named Ellen,
III. n. CifAcHERE, Sheriff.
&,SS5iA 3.3s;l ct- 4 gil s$s8sss n
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EDUCATION.
Convent and Academy
OF lie Immaculate Conception, OpeIousas, St
st,ArV n

OF the Immaculate Conception, Opelousas, st
Landry, La.
Tx5HIS Institution, nnief the of the Sisters
Of Holy Cross Is located in the town of Ope
loqsas La, in most beautiful aud healthy situa
ton; the buildings are large and eotnmodious; the
Fairgrounds delightfully."- shaded.
Tie course of instruction Ii most extensive, en-
braclng freach English, aud ali the useful and
ornamental branches taught in the best Institutions
OF America or Europe.
To encourage education, the most moderate
terms have been adopted:
For board and tuition, slo0, per scholastic year
of ten months, payable in two equal instalmehts,
and in advance.
Day scholars win 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, Music aud Drawing, for
such as will learn them, are charged extra.
Far further particulars, apply to SISTER MARY
OF THE SACRED HEART, Superior; OF to Rev.
G. RAYMOND, Rector of the Catholic Church,
0pesoasas.
March g. 'lsG0.-lfy.
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Zeal Estate Agency.

TIME pRtlesigned ptisfs bis services to Mi persons
Il wishing 10 plfchlsegf sell laGd- and negroes
he iniea3s baking a ht al most Of tue Southern
States, With q view of oetablshIhg business con
Acctions. Those desiio Of awaiting themselves Of
nay ssrgieea wil O well 10 call on me IAN carly
date u address me at ny Post oiiicc, Washington,
La.
Dnring ny absence. 3f. james Ray 'sill attend
to alt Applications
Applicants must give tu description oi property
for ale or which they desire to purchase.
March Z3d, is6i.--iy. JAMBsG HILL.
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~ ssssa.saszs
Head Quarters First Brigade,
4th Division, Louisiana Militia.
Upelonsas, May 9th, 1861.
Opelousas, May 9Th, 1861.
General Orders No. /.

General Orders No. /.
|. Having been appointed and commission
ed by his ExeelIency 1'llos. 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-
eies, Lafayette, NernliiHon and Calcasieu, /
assume the command thereof.
:. The following officers have been appoint
ed TO the Brigade Staff and they will be obeyed
and respected accordingly:
Eraste Mouton of Lafayette Abide Camp
with rank Of Captain.
Alexander Dessessarts Of fCalcasieu, Aidde-Camp,
with rank of Captain
t. C. Anderson sof St. Landry, Quarter Master,
with rank OF Captain.
J Racllnan Lee Of ST. Landry, Pay master, with
rank of Captain.
Geo. Hill, NJ. D. of st. Landry, surgeon, with
rank uf Captain.
Henry L. Garland, Brigadeahiaor aud Inspector
continued.
8. The Colonies of the several Regiments Of
this Brigade are expected, IN the present crisis,
to act with energy, zeal, and promptness III
promoting the organization of v Volunteer Com
pauies within lhe limits Of their commands,
and in causing their respective Field aud Com
pany officers to be Instructed in the duties Of
the soldier. They will report without delay al
menss,
A. The Brigadier General would impress up
on the officers and men Of The Brigade the i'm
poriance of a thorough military organization.
Engaged in n war csf defence against degene-
rate race, drunk with power, who, in the name
Of Freedom threatened 10 subyert Free Insti-
tntlons on this Continent who. III the name
of Liberty, would give q fatal stab to Liberty,
we would be reereant to the proud name OF
Freemeu. which we inherit from our ancestors
Ito the souvenirs Of the spasi and to our just
hopes Of the future, did we hot put forth our
whole energies to meet and hnrl back The iliso.
lent invader Of our Rights. Liberties, and Inde.
peudeEce
Let os, then, organize organize! Quitting
the paths Of peace beating our plow.shares
into swords every man soldier the country
one vast camp of armed 4men--rallying. as OH
man, around the Flag Of the Confederate
States Of America, the last symbol of nation
constitutional liberty on this Continent. let us
show to the world tliat knowing our Rights wt
dare, can, and will maintai'r them
JOHN q. PRATT, Brig Gen.
Opelonsas. May Ith, 1861.
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Public Sale.
Estate Of Jean Baptiste Figuran

Estate OF Jean BaptIste Flguranf,
deceased
DY virtue of an order of the Honorable the
- District Court holding sessions IN and fof
the Parsl, Of 81 Landry. bearing daie The
9Th day Of April 1861, will be sold ID the high.
est and last bidder on the premises. nj WASH
ngton, through the ministry otsa Public Auc-
tioneer, on
Saturday 25th May, 1861,
the following described properly belonging ~
the Estate Of jean Baptiste Fignfans, late Of
this Parish, to wit
A fraction Of d Lot Of GrenHd sitaated id
the town Of Washington Parrish of Saint
Landry, being the South qusfte of lot Ne.
30 Of said town. bounded Ob lhs Nurth Nv
properly Of Raympnd Dafgeas; bn the Est
by thai of saaine! We " a,iace, Oh tho
South by ST. Michel street, and Oh the West
by Simon lepp, containing q quarter Of an !.
arpeut more or less, together with The Builds
sags and Improvements thereon
1 Double Barrel Gun,
/ Silver Watch,
/ Bed and Bedding,
Alot Of Tools, nc. &es
TERMS AND CosDlrIoss. The ftsoyeabls
effects payable the day Of saIe, and Tho lot of
ground, buildings, 60, in j, and ? PEARS
credit from the Isl Of last March 1861 thnt IS
10 say, one third on ihe first Of Mnrch 1862,
one third on The lst of March 1863, md ie
remaining third on the 1st of March 1864
Purchasers 10 furnish their notes payable TO
the oider Of lie Administrator, with COED sc-
enrities in solido 10 bis satisfaction, and bear.
/ ing interest at the rate Of eight per cent per
annum from maturity Vt ench Eag1ent 1ntil
full ani entire payment ufcapital and interest
A mortgage with vendors privilege will be
retained on said LOT and improvements te guars
antec more fully payment Of the price thereof
Qpelonsas, April 18Th. 1861
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MATCHMAKING,

fK5HL Gndeiaigned, for many yetts an emplDye
l in the w,ll known heuses ef Hy3e IS Goodrich
III Aew Grlcgn4, has tbe hDnor toihsGfn The public
that be has established himself i6 tiie Town Of
0peloasa4, where bs gill repair Clocks Watches
and Jewelry. The most diaiei. ioD- in his trt,is
wlit be done 10 the most approved style aad wurk
maBlike EiapBef. RtpairsUu Ghrononetefs, Patent
,evers &c fully guaranteed.
Every srtieIc in his Iipe ogbusueas manufactured
t. order.
satieaction gigen or no pay.
fifs sbop is On bellevue street, between Main aed
Court ". Il. JUDGE.
OpeIegsas, Janaary l2tb. 1861.
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TtARTs, CANE WAGONS. BUGGlEs.
- etc.-The undersigned being the agent for the
House Of Bnsly Littell Co., manufacturers,
Wheeling, Va can supply planters with any thing
in the way of Carts, Wagons and Bnggies. on the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Planters
are respectfully solicited to hand in their orders
early so as to procure the articles previous e low
water IL. .. " 1Ihi+N'' 5'
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IL on sale.
The iseaYers Creek Sirpings.

Il taG DGaStE 1kSGkN 5EFESh5SSs
FflHF owner being desirous of taking 4 trip to Eu
4 rape, viii sell these fine and well i'm ,ee1,a,
proved Springs not surpassed by any III a5iE4
the State for their mineral waters and sEj$
other advantages They are located or aal4ssssssa
one Of the tributaries Of the ,piene river at
distance Of so miles from the town of 0nclousas.
The patent covering these springs is OF 81 50l00
acres and the Improvements thereon consist Of d
hotel, rooms, kitchens, bath rooms, store house,
stables yard and pastures, etc, $50 persons be
well accommodated at any one time at this summer
retreat II is furnished With every thing necessary
for the comtert Of visitors and conducive to the III
terest OF a proprietor 1t enjoys the ncalcable
ayantage of being situated within q mile aud half
OF It saw mill,
b. The surrounding country is high and IN
dulating consisting Of piney woods and prairies
which abound with game, such as pheasants,
grouse, woodcocks, snipes quails, partrdges ETC.,
and to lovers of more daring sport, the woods
abound ia bear, dear. wild t'ukes, etc. The clear
running creeks and hrnpks furnish fish of u slpe.
rior quality in abundance.
Any one wishing to embark in this money making
business would do we'll to apply immediately TO the
undersigned.
Terms and conditions will he reasonable and
easy. j. NJ, MlLSIED, Agent.
0peiousas, dec Is, ls60.--tf
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FO s. A TIE.

A tract Of land situated in this parish, IN Bois
"A slallet, known as the Charles l.aeasse's tract
il Township five South, two East and six South
tive E,ast; all woodland containing two hundred
{2G0) superficial arlenis equal to one hundred and
sixty nine 2,-l0a acres. plat OF said land is de:
posted at this Office being Section No. 55 Of y S
I r. and Section No. I'll I. { s East. This land
will be sold at reasonable price and on reasona
BILE conditions.
For further information apply a. .this nfiee or to
the undersigned R0D0LPHE CHACliERE, s
February 90, 1s6l.--tf. Agent
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Sllerif's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.


jean Pierre Iaileus Dfstrict Court
8 VS.. 3laS y Parish al M Landry.
Kinchen W MeKinny. No. oi6o.
DY virtue Of an order Of seizure md saie
ID issued IN the above entitled sni, by tho
District Court 10 aud for the Parish sof ST
Landry and State aforesaid, and 70 me direc.
ted, ] will eSppse at public sale fur CASH,
at the Court House Of this Parish, on
Saturday the 1st day of June,
A. y. 1861. commencing ut the hour Of II
a. Nj, and continuing from day TO day, II
necessary all the right, title, interest aud de-
mand Of the said ~tleiunlaut. Kinche,f w.
Mekinny, in and TO the following property,
seized TO satisfy said writ, TO wit; III
Two Slaves, one OF the naiiie Of Georges
and the other named .Josiah.
Il. y. GHACHERE, Sheriff.
April III. 1861.
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DANIEE SI.EUBIE.

MERCHANT TAILOR.
TJAS the l!onor To inform his friends and the
i A. public in general that he has jus, returned
from the city of New York with the liuest and most
. INTRODUCED INTO THE MARKETta
fIis gt6fk Of materials fnr fitting up nfutlemen's
wardroles in the neatest aud most tast manner can
not be surpassed and lie assures bis ffiends and
customers that he is prepared to cut aud make
clothing Of every description in the latest French
and Americas style.
Cal in and exauine for yourselves
January t9ti lsGi.--ly. -ls
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" Office.

r hereby cautioiith public against trading for
j following described notes, az sbal pay neither
oi them until compelled 10 do 80 BY law viz; A
certain note dlawnb BY me IN favor Of A. X. AnseIn,
for Three hundred dollars dated on or about the
29th OF October 1860 and payable in the month oi
March 1851. Also a note drawn by me in selo
with Wm A. Bnbertson In tayornf A. X. Anselfn for
One hundred dollars dated on Or about the 2ath Of
October 1850 and payable either III the month u
June or July sGl. FRANK q. ROBERTSON.
0pelousas, March I'd. i96I--2m,
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LANDS. LANDS, LANDS,

VlSuR s8l4E on terms and conditions advantage
II ous to purchasers
Persons Who are in want Of I. J. OF faere Fsec-
tansnl land, Eill do we'll ~ apply Immediately TO
the undetaisiied vino ha The following lotsor sale
at prices to srit the times.
Isl. l'hc W. og the y. FL of Sect. i3, L. /, n,
r. on i'1ynn LaGonn near I!asse.l's Mill
Also the f2lhrwing aaa Sections Oh The Bayou
Crocodile in the Parish af ST. Landry.
Tie n. 81. " ;scet, 81, r. Il. q, y, &.
The n. q Of South v i Of Sect, Al II. q S. Il.
The \. i. of sect, H. iut 3 ~ ssset. 50 " Of
Ijayou Cf0etde r. No. 2 S, 1t. 9 e.
l'lc ~ T. | 81 Saer. Il Il. 2 =. Il. 2; Il.
n. B-Iie above lands are well tnibered and III
paint Df fertility viii compare With the best IN the
State. j. NJ. NiLs1ED
opclousas. Dee, *, l3gD.retf.
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Auction Sale.

WIlI, be sold at auction, 10 The highest
w and last bidder, By .be hndersigned at
Arnaudsille, on n I'M
Tuesday the 4 lth Of June 1861,
A lot ef Dry Goods,
Groceries
Hardware,
uutlery,
Crqakesy, 6c Az
s Terms and uonditions.- & Ats Il.
'lliEOlilsNE RICHARD.
May llth, 1856 Ii
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Rn,,fneney Snriisss.

rEy4E undersigned having The intention 70 pat up
a saw Mili at these Springs for the purpose
oi rebiii ding the place, vii cause the grounds to
be laid out into lots 81 sufficient si1e % a1htain a
dweiIrr house and Kitchen on each enc. Thesr
lots. he wiV sell at 300 each 10 be paid casb IN
nassiiie act Of sale. Besides every purchaser will
Ee furnished with 2e, 900 feet of lumber for buad
ing purposes, FOX the moderate sun OF $500 pay
,i,Ie an ,q.ivery. While those who purchase.
viii l,avn free acresa TO the spring 10 e3j0y them
in every re- pect the undersigned reserve 70 him
eetf the exclusive right 10 keep hotel and Caf
he H5ase ~ Those purchasing viii enter into
contract whereby they shall bind themselves to
build nothing bit private Dwelling houses 70 he
used a such forever
T,s,xe wishing to parehase would do vel TO ap-
nIy immediately III order to secure good l''t.
Fla taTas iirst served LOUIS A. PATiN.
0aelousas, Feluats 28 lsei.--n.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

w AoHiN6T0N DRUG STORE-T The
ond !. Undersigned hereby inform their friends
eu sih .ie pubic mat they have just received a
80 \, ,'iiu considerable assortment OF Drugs ~
amd N l., Medicines, as also Paints Perfumery Of IA
Ihey are also agents for the sale Of large oman
ti'y OF Fateht Medicines, the most popular
January T ls6o-ly. Washipaton nj l.
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.+7 FANCY ARTICLES.
lu a word all tha, ought 10 he found in eont-
try store. While desiroRe To avoid anything like
quaekery, the undersigned, nevertheless will mol
hesitate TO say thai they eau sell ticir goods at
prices as lpw az they bc had in NewOrleans
at retail, probnlh5 ala lower price than they have
been snia here heretofore.
Tfe undersigned being f,aly convinced that the
cash system i4 the sHrest ana the hest as wcil for
the buyer ~ for the merchant, hepe that those
who are lesr0ua Ia encourage them, viii not hiakt
ii necessary for them t repeat aveeaGd again thai
owing to their how prices, viii de business on the
Cash system only
They Drenpy the store kept formerly by p. & VI
Roy, ON Man street, 0pelouaa#
g. NEY
EDMOND DuPRE.
opeioasaa, March II, lsig.-@lp