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To BIacksmiths.

TEVHE ousrernAstets pa msat desires 10 VA
responsible parties for the ns1ssacurs and eSRVssy o.
Horse Shoes and Horse shoe Nails.
BlaSEsniths Outside Of NashTFs ParsutH Invited .
make proposals Appiyn e ". CUNNINGHAM,
i. October -, '6l-d31 AsGs,Ans Guar tsrmaasF.
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LEE pAmY.-single eoples of cor pI

TEE DAILY Single copies of our paper can be
had at the count ng room at five cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and q halt
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We are informed that the news boys in the habit
of selling single copies st ten cents and more ais
Lodging thAtthc paper Costs them i've cents.
senIQ-dH
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POrtmOnaie Found.

TTyHE sgred foand PoFno5als, In The rcd near
house he road leading kon CbArlots 70 WTTsriy,
sou Eamss fro Charlotte, containing noneT aad Ne
va liable papers, among them note payable BieV b.
Thors Coles for $500 10. The Est ne Porrozae
b. sppIyir rto ne ny resdencs, ohsTists - ssVf
lhatl is bis and pas Ing charges Ths nh eetooo, isA
oe9o-d1a VI " WALKEl
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Agents for Purchasing Reeves aad Hors
for Iha EpaIeae rara sranna-.----
Residence for Sale or Exehnaas.

residence In Edgshsld situatss EoodlRnd
house con Alns sts Eo Bs b EOaa cellar haha,
servants rsOG, stable, &C. re bEGins
TINS sone Of the most SeirR4s ~ properly s II
eiry NaShEiiie, and rkh ninSsss Eak q hs Pa5
lie square. For VzrtisalGys spply % dc prsaisss
ecEIe-dlm q rTruSs
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FER CIrcuitJn6Ka.

We ars AuiAevissd to A. G. HCbOUGAL % cas-
Sda Jude Of the 18th Circuit All the vacancy oecs
stoned By the rssiEnAt or Of IN &c HsHer
=. p. aAd Christian Advocate copy. noT6-tW&Wtd
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FOlIce.

LOUISVILLE Ky October %, 1851. =
EETE beg leave to hdvi rsnd8 aud s8respondsnts q
w the ConfsdsrKts states. that Mr. sAMuE GWTE.
has rved hs residence psrnannty hEHPHls, Tenn 10
shch point they Eli please direet 81 cSnmunea1us Ad
d. sss AL hoFE 6ARFIN, BILL 4 co. -
RoY3-d2n t.- --.- .-+.. q. Melaphis, Tenn.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
F0a PRIVATE DISEASES.

REO pB. KING, formerly 81 Esw York, Tex bs
49, four years Of LouiSVlle, Ksntaeky, aud WIS ~
devoted attention hs treatment prVaes diseases en-
hirty yerrs, aaters himself having Etsnded P1astss
Many years. ana cared hoEssn1s BE- q snahled
All diseases private mature, deg nay b
from adcsus medical treatment, c neglect Of sr SWu
Dr. Kings DPsnssy Ne. q Deadrek betRssa Chy
and Square where he all DISEASES Of private naaFSs
GoEoRHzA cured without pszeiouI nsdcas iusEfrss
hon business
sTRTuREa ofol6 aatS sFeetuaIy sursd IN lev
fays,by operation which pals where BSistars
health cAnnat be enjoyed Perhaps dss
uissAief and undsnnnes the eonsdtutiOa nuch.
gYPHILIs with all The diseAss oftke Gka ErovfnK ou4
treatment, be s9setaly ez-sd n asW azys
sEHHaL WEAKEESs particular attention having len VsA y
his DISEASE, and all the grssn sfi roughf
in many cases " he destructive kab5 81 neoradsFats
Youths snd excessive lndngence Of TIE PASSIONS neglect q
will u1dernins The consultation, rehsaE The Fc6est
buEiRsss society, and causing presture ala
Females who nay Be labourg With any disaIty q tie Wsnb
rest assured OF iurnsiiate relief.
PeTs0ns residing abroad, By writing and - ting thsir gs s1
Zee enclosed directed 70 Dr. A. King Ne q Deade srsst,
Nashville will the necessary medicine sent ar
idress with Necessary drscOns Strict observed ece
O'clock In the morning Hnil sis the evening"
BnvIg. ISsQ-dGulY
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& 1t seems that MCCLELLAN has not been suppressed
ed, but that he has been called to Gen ScoTrs posi-
.tion of -GoHmander-in-ahief,w while HALLoCk takes
his place, as General of the Army of the Potomac.
A msconstruction of the dispatches, to the Louis
vile Journal, led to the error.
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who womId not be InsuredI

Received this day of W J MARI. Insurance Agent
No 5cOllege street in this city .FTus Hundred Do
lars the full amount Of insurance on that part OF
my building on Market street, which was destroyed
by fire last Wednesday night. Insure your prop
erty with him. if you wish your losses settled fairly
and paid promptly. Il. METz.
Nashville Oct. Is, 1S6l-tf. 81 a.s-r col .~
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Nollc- 60 CandidsIss.

Circulars O. eanddates irsertedn the UE,os AEERcAH
must PAID o= busin nstces and the payment
cured in vance Of publication Thu rule viii be enforced
nhexby No cir uars either Of candidates their friends
will hereafter be iasertd in this pape. Cd my other terms
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LRGIsLATIVE UNION AND AmEEHOAN.

A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions of 1878 and 1890, can
be procured by applying at this Office. ,
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sS32 sos %
18th The greatest unit insured $1,000.
tl2th Amount insured n Gig is not refned.
! 18Th. The greats st a-ount in block, SIS W0.
l. PsrsonaIy appeared bsfe the Tuhsc-ibsT, McCay,
secrets Augusts ami Banking CoHpany
ng duly deposeth and n hs the
md true the best Of knowedgs and sisf
O r. hgOAY, secrsaEF.
sgo1n to and sabsc1sl before me- IN I9n AusuSt. 1851
ALPHICs @. BkAHR
-. Sc kstary Puzzle.
Thssas cath which TIE sscrtay sb5ve tai On MS part
49, EM X D'ANTIE6NAC, Pr adeat
Sworn ana SERTED beiOrs ne, this 3oh osy Of August
1861. }. lCKER,
J. P. fer FsyeIte county fenn.
r CoKPTRoLLER's rTncE,l
b. Nashville. sept II 1850 (
This S to certify that ths AuTulta Insurance. AID B9nkRS
OomoRn located ,ugusa Ia the STATE Of Geo Eia,
piled sth all rsque~s OF the Cole. the subject Il
Forrn psurn Companies IN section 1903 70 I5t7 iae
we'll As the Of "a March, 1856 chapter 25, ~,
euuiru dsposit the Copuo twenty do
lars o. six per eset Bonds tie State.
Aud That III Is tbs le ally authorized Agent or
said Company in the city Of Mas FYe stAts OF
IT, 81 J. T. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
The above Of tbs Oldest AID most reliable Inguranes
Companies The 5sRth 1hsse wishing nsu VII please
uzdsrSgn At tie OF Cedar street The
equare. JESSE 3H0has, -
nOv2-dlm p ------. .r 1855 q Agenfs
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srse al Dispatch :, the L.uis5iI:e Courier.

| srec al Dispatch :, The L,uis7il.e Courier
kSoxvnL-E, Nov. 5 Is6i.-Baltimore papers q
Saturday, the2d instant, report the resignation 81
seward, Blair, Cameron, Scott and probably Nc
Clellan The difficulty grew out of an attempt e
force Mcclellan to attack the Coniederates.
| general Kilkenny fight is impending through
| out Lincelndom. -
/ The Federal forces have fallen back to the en-
trenchnnsnts at Arlington. There are not exceed.
ing SO,O99 men around Washington. ''
It's said, that but fifteen regiments of isfantry
one light battery Of six guns. and thousand ne
groes, sailed on board the Lincoln feet -
This dispatch Is founded upon one received from
Riehmena --Eps UNION AN American. - 81. , -
RICHMOND, Oct 5,-There is no truth in the re-
port that Gsa. Bsauregard has resigned, as come
persons hoped. He intends fighting through this
war, despite the enmity of certain parties THIS is
auth0riIve, as I saw him Sunday. =. -.~s
WHMSGFoz, N O., Nov. Al is currently re-
ported that three Of Lineons transports are ashore
eSsr Georgetown. Several of the crew were cap
tured and lodged in jail yesterday. --.-t- ~
CHAHEsroS, Nov. 4.-The Lincoln Armada pass-
lby yesterday, bound South
The Bleaching Of two of The gun boats attached
II theexPedItiOn on the coast of South Carolina is
confirmed.
SAVANNAH, Nov. AT two o'clock to-day twenty>
three of LincOln's steamers were in sight. From
rybee Island they were seen OFF Port Royal in line
Of battle. Active preparations are being made
here to repel an attack. -.
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obscure, OF promise and purpose; ard await with
earnest hope the tiBe when the popularity of the
diana shall win authors, 70 the manor born, among
It's vetaries as wellas audiences and actors. It is
a pleasing sun-ray among the many glad rays of
our great, genial, God blessed Southern future to
contemplate among the soldiers and Statesmen,
whom we can already present the world, cluster
OF not less note worthy men of letters, among
whose brilliant ranks the genius Of a Sheridan
Knowles or Bulwer Lytton may shine. Who knows
bat this asriring, ambitious, prosperous, progress
sive burgh Of ours may not have a representative
among them! As the Spaniards say, Q'sicnsSdbi'
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FFsHE sArn new oecup Ell By ". B. Iucas Rsq stustei BE-
tween the hurfeefoIo and RoensVlle Turnp ke three
les from Nashville containing rate
gooe dEeins house and all necessary outbung The place
has heea eupd for many years pas bS les present tenant
Who, using II market garden and orchard has put IN
perfect 9rder To gardensTs it offers Advantage
For terms, &c, apply to ALEX. J. PORTER,
noT3-a Cocper's Building.
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SMooTHE ROLLER Mex WANTED Constant employ
ment and good wages will be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Rollers BY applying
to sy-s-, WooDs, YEETHlN, & Co.
Nov. l, dim. 20 % a
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KETTLES AND BARK NJ LLs-StOck or saltpeter
Kettles and Bark Mills for sale at s7 g
nov / dim - WOODs, YEArnAs & Co s. /.
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For R.tRadler.GeneraI.

We author zed 10 announce JO ". HORTON cand
date for Of the 10th Brigade comprs TIT sJune Of
Davidson, Dckson poftiLE OF oheAthztn - r
Election November 23t,urtx ~ = $3.50 ' oe . -dta
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VI RnIed,
NofIca 10 Frienna.

wanted, e--.e o. 49,
A III, oac., boy 10 understands how 70 pack mali
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..sg shoes for sale.
1900 pair msnS asserted Brogans by J. ".
WARD & Co.
Purchaser. will please call and examine them at
EVANS & Co. Oct % 1861. diff
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Highly Important N,wsi


The lincoln Cabinet Disbanded
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anted

WISH ts hire Is Negroes desk hands and arsnas ne
4 steamer Minnet0nkA A hamilton.
ncf2n-adIu
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Resolved, That Robert McKee,. John C. Breckin>
ridge, Humphrey Mars all George W. Ewing, Ii
Bruce, G. Hodge, VIM Preston, G W John
son. Banton Duncan, and P Thompson be, and
are hereby appointed committee to carry cur the
above resolutions.
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Choppers Wanted
WILL pay sral for 20 ooopsrs 10 make YSisy
and Flour BAne.s Apply e
JAMES g. sNIDsR,
October 10. vl-dln' At chattAnOesa, Ts.s.
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VTTHERHAs, there eo-ated = the fail Il su1ser
w county, he sth Gay Of 0stober, 1850 runagu,
nsgro slave ~ Bill; and whereas cWnef
appeared dsna nd and prove said dare, sEs
~ virtue o. suther vested b. Law, vi I, "a - ~
asy Of November ns1t, Puhe sale ier aA ~
Court House door Gallkth, aid Slave Bill. Del
z aEoRaE LOVE
October g. SLIM EhsriH 81 sumner OoHnsy.
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I'il0Fsdsrsi Army sael. % their 1Iolo..,

SIGNED.
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nov3-tf
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-08-03
Vente publiQue.

I'm yertu dun ordle de la conr du hnit'eme
~ District Judiciare, dams ct pour1a parolsse
ST. Landry, en- date du III Juliet 1861, IL Sc
ra expose en- vente pubIiqae au plus hant e'
dernier encherisseur sur les lienX par lie sous
sigue encanteur public dument assermente,
Mercredi II aGut 1861.
Les proprietes suivantcs appartenant a la
succession de feu Michel Moore. h. C. !. der
Increment de celte p%aroisse, a SAVIOR:
L'habitation Oh demeurait lie defnnt, q Est
Ell pres de Ia Wills DIES Opelousas Ell la paroisse
ST. Landry, bornee an nord par Ia terre de
Mime. Thomas .. Anderson e, par le Bayou
Delpnente, au sud par la terre de Lastie Meat,
ct d rouest par Dies terres appartenant a Nine
Evariste Debaillon, conienant d'apres acte pas
Sc par devant lie soussigne Recorder ct enregis-
ire en- son bureau dams lie livre p page his
&c par leqnel. Joseph NJ. Moore vend la meme
terre au defnnt, denx cent yingt deux arpents,
ensemble ayec ton,es les batisses ct ameliora-
tons qni sly trouyent, 2 milets, 5 chevauS Gre
oles, l fusil, 9 caisses d'ou,ils q %charpente, Nh
lot de cochons, &c. &c. &c.
Termes ct conditious.-I tout sera yendu
pour du compliant.
ACIIILE DUPRE, Encan,eur.
l3 INLET, 1861,
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Vente publiQue.

LIN vertu dun ordre de Ia Conr de District,
j%'ottrirai EN- vente pnbli1ue, deyant la porte
de la maison de cour au Opelousas,
Samedi II aout 1861,
10 terre s%nivante appartenant a Ia succession
d'Amelia M. King, decedee, a sayoir:
I'm moroccan de terre
sur 10 rive droite de lfAtchafalaya en- dsscen-
.dant, Ell la p%nroisse st Landry, contenant en-
viron $50 36-l00 acres, bornee en- liant, en- has,
ct sur Ia prufupdenr par Ashcraft, etant la Fl ac-
ton ii N u ct = f de la fraction ii S Il de
la section "a dams lie Towsh 6, Sud de Ia Ran
gee ! Est.
T'erlnes ct conditions-A IN credit de douze
mois, ayec %securite personnelle ct hypotheque
specia'e pour 4,6 dn prix de Ia di,e terre, ct
les autres 90 les termes seront fixes par
des assemblies de families deyan, etre tenues
avant lie jour de Ia vente.
G. L. SWAYZE, Administrator
de Ia succession d Amelia M. King.
Opelousas, 10 Juliet
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-Vente Par le Sheriff.
EIAT DE Ii LOUISIAFE.
J Cour de District
Paroisse st l4endry
M 4y07
f, c. Robertson

F, c. Robertson. No s227.
I'm yertu dun writ de saisie ct de yente
Nv delivre dams ~l'affaire cidessus, par la Cour
de District, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Ian
dry ct lie susdit Etat, ct a moi adress9 il sera EXPOSE
Ell yente publiqne, pour du compliant, a la Maison
de Cour de cette Paroisse, lie SAMEDI, line Jour
d,aout, A. D. 1861, commcneant n IL heures A,
II. ct continuant de jour en- jour sill est necessaue,
tous les titrcs, droits, ~interets ct pretentions de
SO. Robertson, a la propriete %saivante, saisie
pour %satisfaire ledit ordre, a savoir:
I'm certain moroccan de terre sise sur la rive At.
cshatalaya en- Ia paroisse st Landry, Giant dams lie
y s, IL; S de la R 7 + dams lie district Sud Ouest
de terres de la Louisiana, ct plus implement decri-
te CONNIE snit: etant sir rAtchafalaya au point
de depart de Ia ligne qui divise les tcrres alorrs an
gaftenant a Fergus Hathorn ct ensuite n W. +.
Davis, de Ia s'etendant lie long de la ligue dc sepa.
ration ct Sc dirigcant Il rOuest ~jusqu'au Bayorr
Powell, etant lie premier Bayou plus haut que e
bayou commandment appele lie Bayou DAYS ct
etant ie second bayou plus haut que Ia ressia ace de
VIZ. LAWS; de Ia lie long du milieu du . bayou
a IL riviere Atchafalaya; ensuite rep,atant AT
%chatalaya j~as4u'au point de depart. liant "a meme
terre achette par Frank c. RobeInson: celui qui a
hypotheque la dite terre, de W !. laws, 70 aout
1851 d'apres acte passe parde Ans 'oha j. Morgan,
notaire public.
." lAi Hs 'f Sheriff. |
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Coon ADvlcs FOR THE SoUTu.-We adopt
the following suggestions from The Huntsville
Advocate, aud the South will be, wise ifshe
needs them.
"Whatever can be made at the South now,
should be. The war may be upon us for years,
aud our people should be prepared to endure
its priyations aud provide for its necessities.
The day for Injuries, vain display, and foolish
extravaganza is over. We would husband our
resources so as to be independent.
Every branch of Industry i'll the South
should now redoub!e It's eyertiou,s to supply
the home demand. Every manufacturer III
cloths, goods, boots, shoes, hats, ~foundries,
clothing. hose, woeden-ware, etc, etc, should
let the public know at once what he makes
where he is to be found aud how he sells. The
public needs information Of this kiud now, and
look to the advertising columns of The news
papers for such knowledge"
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The Casc-Isa..sel.ta 0t.e.

Bill Rigder, whose exploits down oil Rtt
River we have mentioned bet.re. had beet
drinking some, aud, contrary TO his usual Gus.
tom, was blowing considerable, and finalI,
said he could run faster, jump higher. div,
deerer and come OFT drier, cliuw more tobacco
drink more whisShy, and do more strange
queer, and impossible things than any uthe,
man in the crowd, winding up by Offering t..
throw any man or fight d dozen, one at a time
then and there. A tall, carniverous fcve,.apd
ag'ie-looking chap got up and said
I'm in for that last, stranger. I'm sumt
on a wrastle myself, and LII try you.s.i
at it they went, and BIZ got thrown badly
They then tried jumping, and Bill was euchrec
ment at diving in, and Bill himself proposed
that they should try some whiskey.
"Wal,' said fever aud ague, II don't ctau
tobaker, but jlst kin drink yen dead drunk
in an hour" (.
"Never,' shouted Bill, and they sat down
Willing the time away by playing elchre; game
after game, and glass after glass passed, with.
out the least apparent effect upon the stranger
while Bill showed it badly, soon not being able
to tell the cards or even to handle them.
AL this stage the pale face arose, remark.
ing:
"Wal, j guess as how you're drunk enough;
and ct you'll make me one drink, III mount
my pony and be off,
"Whatll you haye?' said the clerk.
"tint any brandy?"
YES"
Put in q middling dram" 1t was done.
Got any red eye y
"Yes."
"Wal, a little of that?" 49,
ANY tarpeDtine?"
"Plenty."
About a spunefal put in
ANY red pepper?"
"Yes."
"shake in some; and now, my boy, eff you'll
put IN a leetle Of that a4uatortis isee up thar,
ltake my drink and be gone
My =" groahed Bill, 4 should think you
would. l give it up. I'm beat. Don't drink
that, stranger! YOU'D die, sure. I'll never
say drink again, 1 swear l won't.-Don't
drink it,"
Amid the rae.rs Of the crowd, the pale gent
mounted bivpony aud can,ered away.
'". Exchange.
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BATEAUX A VAPEUR.
pour les hau.
teS eauX.

r q pamquebotregnlier ct fin marcheur NINA
IL SHINES, Capitaine G. q. Louail- -
Ter, partira de Washington tous les d. LlaH4kssAA.-ssff
manches 4 8 heures du matin, ct de sss1ss1n3S
Ia NouvellesOrlean tous les mercredis 4 5 heures
de lapres-midi.
lie lateau-a.vapaer solide ct fin marcleur AN
MA PERRET, capltaine j. A. Capps, quittera
Washington tons les mardis a l heure de l'apres.
midi, ct la NouYelle-orlean tous les samedis a s
heures du soir.
lie Bateaa a yapeur, ALlNE, capitaine, VIM. G.
Neal, sera aussi dams la navigation, mails SEES jours
de depart selont ifr6gulisrs. -
Les passengers ct les c~onsigna, ties peuyent comp.
ter sur me stricte exactitude 4nant aux departs
du SHINES ct du PerTet.
lie taux du fret sera lie meme que ci-deyant, sa-
vuir:
Sucre, par boncaud. !. ~. ........e 2 90.
Melasse, par baril. j. I. ....... 90 20.
Cotton par balie.... i. - 90 Is.
Le fret de %retour, par bari. ............. 90 so
o. HINCKLEY & Co.
" a novemhre 1860. 4a =
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To the Planters,
Of this and adjoining Parishes.

M w. A. ALI.ENDER of the Texas Hedge
~ company is now planting hedges of the os.
ase orange 1r a number Of onr planters, This
company Is well recommended here and is undonhs
ieaiy perfectly responsible as it has been enga aed
n The business in Ala anna, Mississippi and Texas *
f fora number Of years and has given general sa s..
he1@ mn far f litn Is VINO desire an impenetrable
wash down, would do well to imploy this comnanv
as lts pr1cels but about 81 cents per panel With !
perfect guarantee that the hedge is to be made ner :.
nee, meat before ef ne the pay is required, except a small BAY.
pany's plan of managing a hedge is entireIv a ipnr.
cut tn from mat OF any other that has been pnrsued
Call at the Eagle Hotel or address 81
Wa. ALLENDER.
Opelousas, March 23d, 1861, DHn
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Sources de Bell Cheney.

E s~oussign6 ayant lintention de monter m
Ia moulin q scie a cette MAGNITUDE ~retraite d ste.
pour la rebatir en- pleiu, en- fera tirer un plan dc
vile, ct otire a vendre des terrains de grandeur
%sat6sante pour y batir une maison de derneure ct
une cuisine, pour la somme de deux cents piastres
payable le jour que liaete de vente sera passe.
IL fournira en- sus a chaque auauereur vingt
mile pieds de bois pour $500 payahles quand il
livrera lie bois. Les acqutreurs auront libre jouis.
sance DIES sources ct DIES lnaisons de bains; lie soussi.
gne sc reservant lie droit exclusif de tenir Hotel,
Cate, etc. Ceux qi acheteront DIES terrains n'a,l.
ront lie droit d'y butir que des mnisons priyees pour
demeures settlement.
Ceux qni desire protiter de lohre qlli leur est
faite teront bien de faire application Immediate.
ment, attn de s'assurer du choix des terrains. Les
premlers venus seront les premiers servis.
70 rev 1861 LOUIS A PATIN.
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Plantation for Sale

TNHE undersigned offers far sale g ilse risn's s.oTss
washington. It IS we'll improved; there bsIh A. e "a !
a good dwelling house, a cotton gin. corn f ana, h i
drea and thirty one superficial acres. epe az aal HI
and forty of which are cleared and ~ soo 6
of cultivation. l ~. Fvelye
This desirable Plantation eau be had for IM sh,s
thousand dollars; one third Of the anloas. psy ys,ss
cash, and the balance Oh d credit q one ~ II Sith
and foul years. A few hands maj be heagn, .n NJ.
the place if desired. For firtfer sn'gsfaatiYpnn sEf
to L.8. ~. I'm.
May, IL, lsel.-3m. neal fafs
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AVIS IMPORTANT.

ES soussignes %pharmaciens droguistes ont reso'
IL lu qua lavenir, ills restreindront autant que
possible, leurs ventes dams les linlites du compliant.
Pour leurs clients ponctuels, DIES complies seront
%toujours ouyerts, dependant les soussignes sc reser-
vent Ia faculte den demander le Placement q In I'm
de chaque mois.
II est dc leur desir de solicitor lie patronage pu-
bic ct d'elargir lie nombre de leurs clients, nutant
que celia sera compatible ayec les principles d'atial-
res ct aux interets mutuels, qui dolvent exister en-
tire facquereur ct lie vendeur.
lis saississent aussi cette occasion pour prlcr
ceux qui lear doivent de payer immediatement GU
tout an moins de venir r6gler sans delai.
F=-,.g, f. JOHN POSEY,
81. .a = f.. RS 3f5 p. LIONCE HEBRAItD,
A. LOUAILLlER " Co.,
Q mars ls6l-6m j. Am. MCMILLAN. r