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Notice.

William Scott Attachment before Q. A,
vs.. ) Mallory. J. 7.
J. i. TreaWick.
THE defendant will take notice that sn attachment
has been sworn ont against him and 7. Emerson
and A. Lequiso, has been sarnisheed aud set for traI
before said Justice, at his office, in Memphis, on the
9th day Of February, 1862, at Il O'Clock NJ, at whiel
time an place the defendant can attend II he see cause
This the 18th day Of January, 1902.
ial2 law4w O. A. MALLORY, o. s.
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B. 0. KEEsEE & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
UiGreHOSSSe,
81 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.

PECTa attention paid to sales Of ~FLOUR-receiv-
- ing daily from 100 10 1000 barrels, different brands
AMI for sale.
R. S. Young, formerly with Mcclure &iCcatsl Clafks-
vile. Tenn, is engaged IN this hoasr.
REFEREEcEs-F. ". Smythe, Hewetf, Norton & Co.
z Dufeld. New Orleans; J. A. Fisher, Cashier Bank
Tennessee. Nashville A. Hamilton, Nashville; W. P
Hume. Cashier, Clarksviile. Tenn; Meacham & Gal
hraafh Memuhis nOlbbmF
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~ One square, renewable weekly, per snnan,
oae square, renewable twice 8 week, per an
Two squares. renewable weekly, per annum-
F Two squares, renewable twice a week, per an
- An advertisements for the APPEAL must be
handed in a. the Clerks desk
" Ali transient advertisements must be marked
for specified time. When not thus marked, they VII
be charged for one week, and discontinued st the END
Of that time.
~ An advertisements required to be kept on sec
o1d page. CHARGED As NEW EACH DAT, and on third
page an advance over stated rates.
Advertisements directed 10 be displayed. or set
IN large type, charged at DOUBLE RATES.
Yearly advertisers viii be charged extra for &C
cupying space over contract, and when large type Is
required TO be used, or the advertisement kept on the
inside Of paper.
~ Yearly advertisers viii be charged extra At
regular rates. for Wants, Rents, Removals, CO-Psrtner-
ships, Notices, To Consignees, etc.
~ TrGIsieEf ADVERTISEMENT nuSf De Paia JoT ~
GdUG1ce.
E=No advertisement will appear IN the Weekly pa
per unless by special contract.
Advertisements &c be Inserted in the Weekly
paper only, or at irregular Intervals IN sithsr Of the
papers, viii be charged 81 per square for each and
every Insertion
- Announcing Candidates for State, County and
Municipal Offices, 50 each- to be paid in advance ia
every instance.
Marriages aad Deaths are Published as news
hut Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect and Funeral InVi-
fefions a. all ether advertisements.
- AL legal and transient Advertisements vii be
charged BY the insertion.
EFEditoriai nosicss in local column viii be charged
twenty cents per line
~ No deduction Or variation VII be made from
the foregoing r7 necIANhHAE & oil.
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r & WETHERILL,
1876 Main Street,

demphis------
TUsT RECEIVED
SuIphuriC Acid,
Geld Leaf,
Mercury,
Carrots Snuff,
Concentrated Lye.
Cigars,
LinSeed Oil,
Palm Oil,
Sewing Machine Oil,
ArteSian Well Water,
Bathing Sponge,
EPSON Salts,
Sals Soda
DEARDyQ & WHITEHALL,
oc17-daW 335 Main street.
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In Chamcery, at Memphis.
I'm Cbancery at memDbis,

.GTATE OF TENNESSEE-Proceedings had in ths
- clerks Office, chaneery side Of the common law and
ehaneery court Of the city Of Memphis, Tuesday, Ooto
the 29th, le6l.
William f. Milton and R. T. T. Torisn, firm Of Milton
&Torisn, Compliments
vs..
|Abner HoPton, Thomas W. W1lknson and S. W. Yer
non, Defendants
It appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that tho
iefendants, Abner HOptou and Thomas w. wilkinson
are non residents of the State Of Tennessee,
Il Is ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein before or within the first three days Of the nexi
term Of said court, 70 be held on the second Monday in
May next, 1862 and plead, answer or demur 70
compliments bill, or the same win be taken for con
fessed as TO them and set for hearing ex parte, and that
a copy Of this order be published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A eOpy-attest: JOHN c. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
WIZ. K. Poston solicitor for complainant.
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I'M Chnncerv. nf memnhis.

STATB oF TENNESSEE-Proceedings had in the
- clerks office, chaneeTy aide of the common law and
lehancery court Of the city Of Memphis Monday DC
the 25th, 1861.
Michael Doyle, Complainant
VS..
John Morgan and 7. Collins. defendants.
II appearing from the return of the Sherf Fl Of Shelby
county, in this cause made, that the d icndant, L. Col
lins, is not TO be found."
It is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before or within the first three days of the next term Of
said court, TO be held on the second Monday in Nsy
l662, and plead, answer or demWr to complain
ants bin, or the same will be taken for confessed AZ TO
him, and set for hearing exparfe. and that a copy OF this
order be published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis appeal.
AcOpy-attest: JOHN @. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
Walter Coleman, solicitor for complainant
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LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, Z
October 80, 1861.
VITE beg to sdsise our friends and correspondents In
w the Confederate States, that our Mr.. SAMUEL
GWYN, has removed his residence permanentiysb
EMPHI Tennessee, 70 which point they will pr ase
direct ell communications Address as follows:
GARVIN, BELL & o.,
oc30daw6m Memphi Tenn.
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o SALE!

TWO ESGNEs-ao iaoh cylinder and Eve ~
diameter.
ONE DQCIOEEapsble Of suPPlyiBg ne Sbovs En-.
C. g. RICHARDSON. or to
eaNl @ INBF & ROBINSON.
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THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls at
tention of the citizens of Memphis to the an
nexed statement of losses paid by the above old
reliable and prompt paying Company (in thi
city, since 1858, viz:
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MEMPHIS BELL And BRASS WORKS.,
Clinton Street,
Fourth door below Union St, Memphis, Tenn.

Fourth door below Union ST., Memphis, Tenn.
G.aRR.aTT s. O'EE.9R.F,
MANUFACTURERS Of and dealers in BRASS
VI WORK Of every description, Steam, Gas, Wafer
and Lager Beer Cocks; Steam and Water Guaees.
military Announcements, Spurs, Stirrups, Belt Clasps,
Holster Buttons, B, ekles, Rings, Bride Bits, Holster
lgups, Sword Trimmings, Gun Trimmings, etc. Ola
Metal. Sewing Machines and other fine machinery
~earefuIly repaired. Chandeliers aud Gas Fixtures
Icleaned, regtlt and bronzed. Railroad a d Steamboat
work done at the shortest notice, and on the lowest
terms. AS both members of our firm are practical men,
iour Mr.. O'Hara having been engaged in the manufae-
lure Of military aceOutrements for many years, we will
undertake to get up any srtic'e ordered either from
sample or draught. We are prepared to do any amount
Iof Bras Casting, Of any K nd, in a Style not surpassed
East, West. North or South, and on the shortest notice.
An orders filed by the time specified without fail.
Cash paid for Old Metal or taken in exchange.
fsl2 3mE
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MILITARY ACADEMY


Located at LaGT01Gge,
Franklin County, Alabama.
TOUR from Leighton Depot, on the Mem
II phis and Charleston Railroad
EXERCISES TO BE CONTINUED as
USUAL-THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED
AND EQUIPPED-DISCIPLLNE
RIGID and STRICTLY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOROUGH
No change in the Faculty since the organization OF
the Institution.
The eighth session Of this Institution will open on the
18th day Of February, 1862
Arrangements have been made that will obviate the
necessity OF increasing the terms, which will be as
heretofore, SIP 50, strictly in advance. per session Of
twenty weeks, for board, tuition, washing, fuel, lights,
mattress, bedstead, table, chair, and medical attention.
No deduction for less than one month after the opening
Of the session. Candidates for admission must be four
teen years cd and four feet eight inches high New Ca
deis should apply 10 the undersigned for a list CT arti-
cles to be brought with them
Patrons wiz bear in mind that all supplies for the In
stitution have to be boaght with the CASH.
The recommendations Of the Institution limits the
number Of Cadets TO one hundred aud thirty, and ap
plicsHts for admission may save travelling expenses by
making their applications by letter.
F0r part culars, address
MAI. J. ". ROBERTSON,
iaS-2m Superintendent.
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NmTICEt

LOUISVILLE, KY, November i, 1861.
I'VE beg 70 advise our friends AMI correspondents in
w the Conderate Ststsss that our WALTER g. AN
DERsON has removed his residence, permanently, 10
Memphis, Tenn 20 which point they viii please direet
AL communications
Address as follows
ANDERSON, DUEYHUB & Co,
MOI davr3rn Memphis. Tenn.
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ARPET

UST in receipt Of a large assortment Of Common,
81 Super Three Ply Brussels and Velvet Carpets. For
sale by II. N. G~ROSNENOR,
delS-Im AyreR' Building, Second street
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COMPANY,
Of the State of Virginia,
M

RICHMOND
7 I. WEST, Agent. Office on Madison street, OPP
81 . pOsite Bank OF Memphis.
Authorized
Cash capital and surplus paid up-----..----S $4,000.
RI $4,000 deposited with Controller at Nashville
As security to policy holders.
Insures against loss by Fire on Buildings and Mer-
ehandize of every description. Also, on Leases and
All losses e~quitably adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS:
VIM. Fl. Mcfarland, President Farmers Bank
A.. Warwick, firm of Warwick & BarksdAiei
VIM. G.. Crenshsw, firm Of Crenshaw s. Co.;
Wellington Goddin, firm Of GOddin s. Apperson;
Il. W. MeCanee, firm Of Dunlop, &Oncure & Co;
G.. A. Barksdale, firm Of Warwick & Barksdale;
James II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
L ID. CrenshAw, firm 0 1Hsxah, Creushsw & Co;
John L. Bacon, firm Of Bacon g. B8skerville;
r 3. HaxaM- firm Of Haxall, Crenshaw & Co.;
John Currie, Jr, Ship Owner;
WIN. B. Warwick, firm of Warwick g. BsrksdAle;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law;
G. G. Elicit, Builder;
+. G. Rufin, Agrieulturist and Manufacturer;
r W. McGruder, firm of McGruder g. Sons;
W. W. Crump, Attorney at Law
James Dunlop, firm of Dunlop, Moucure & Co.
W. HAXALL, President.
o. f. BRESEE, Secretary.
I offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE. COM.
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STnRAGE.

T L. GRAY * co, having leased the MAMMOTH
- q Central WAREHOUSE, on Adams street,
are prepared % receive all kinds Of Freight on storage.
de3l-lm
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Am Chamcery, nd Memphis.

I'm Chancery, at Memphis.
.CTATE OF TENNESSEE-ProceediBgs had in the
- clerks office, chaneery side Of the common law and
chancery court Of the city OF Memphis, Monday, De-
.eember u, 1861.
William Hutchinson and John James Hooks.
Va. Complainants,
Thomas A. Hutchinson aud others, Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
Thomas Andrews Hutchinson, Catherine
Ellen Hutchinson, William Nee. Hutchinson, Jeter-
Davis Hutchinson, are nOn-residents Of the State
of Tennessee,
It is therefore ordered that they do enter their appear
ance herein before or within the first three days Of the
next term Of said court, 10 be held on the second Mon
day in May next, 1902, and plead. answer or de
.Gur 20 complainants' bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as TO them and set for hearing ex parte,
that a copy Of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest: JOIN @. LAM R
Clerk and Master.
S Y. WATSON, solicitor for eomplanants.
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GRQlUND CORFER

sflA BOT s ous pound papers Coffee,
AOO ~tS e.. For sale By
CHAS. S. SHARP, -
OverTrank Smith 4 Co,
o" Wra7Iav BLOCK
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

THE undersigned having qualified as Administrators
i upon the estate of j. Melby Armstrong, decea ed,
notifies all persons indebted to said estate to come for.
ws-d and settle their Indebtedness. All persons having
claims against the estate, viii present them, duly au-
theuticated, within the time prescribed by Law, or this
notice viii be pleaded against their recovery.
CD. SELDEN,
iaIQIm Administrator
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AuMBER LuIHRERI

80 reesived l25.000 feet eiesr ws5f.
- anu Z hall, two and thres ireb.s 49,
So - nhis and Yellow Pine Floornz 5S6e09 -
erai assaytmeus Of Feuenr, ~ ~ - &C 2 s.
81 - - neart Cypress half ina Sbipeies ~
hrleks IN addition 80 our aFsadr 49,
sell low for cash. ee NAea We VI.
H. y CcCFIsN 4 RROs
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Iofsr this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE. COM
IPANY to the property holders of Memphis, and solicit
Il portion of their business. All losses will be promptly
paid in cash at this agency. Those who wish to encour-
age southern institutions in preferences to northern, viii
please give ne a call J. 7. WEST, Agent,
1 oc9lv Madison street.
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NOTICE.
Memphis and Charleston II. RI
MEMPHIS, December 8 1851.

MEMPHIS, December 1861.
- 80 60
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, December sfb. tbe
Through Malt Train will leave daily at $50 a. NJ
and arrive at ? P. N. This Train mskes close cosDee.
tons 81 Grand Junction, Corinth, Decatur, Stevenson
and Chattanooga.
The Grsnd junction Accommodation Train viii run
daily Sundays excepted, arriving at 1910 A. M AID
leaving az J:JO p. NJ W. j. ROSS,
det3 General S lpefntendenf
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MOUND CITY FERRY
MARK R. CHEER.

lTHE ARK R. CHEEK has been re- 49,
4 painted and the cabin enlarged. She L
will run in connection with the Memphiss@
and Little Rock Railroad, and to suit persons who wish
TO pAtrOnize the Mound City Hotel.
She leaves Mound City daily ~(Sundays excepted at
$3.50 and 9 4. NJ, and at 1890 and ! P. N.
Leaves Memphis daily Sundays excepted At Z and
1880 A. NJ. and at 3 and 5 P. NJ.
The ladies are particularly invited, assuring them the
lkindsst attention.
E- AL that is received, after paying expenses, viii
Joe given to aid in carrying on the war.
noe JAS =. BARTON e. co.
The Opelousas courier., 1862-01-11

ssa-n LIE bateau vapeur neuf ct
Ifa marchenr NINA s1MMEs,
sssassssss Capitae Gust Z. Louaier,
pastita ide Washington tous les Dimanehes 9 heu-
res du natn, ct de la Nouvellc 0eas tous les her-
creds . heures de papres midi.
La bataan vapcur sur ct solidement construit
ANNA PERRET, capitane james A. Capps. parti-
ra de Washington tous les MeIcredis heufes dl
matn, ct de Ia Noavee Orleans tous les Samedis d
heures ap.es midi.
lie fret ct lie passage Sc paieront conme Ia sal
SOL erniase, savoi,:
Par boucaut de sucre, $500
- Par baiil dc melasse, IS
Par bale de cotton, 70
Fret d. retonr, par basiI, 60
LIE fret Sc paera complaint, la livraison au ma
ga>in de depot.
s5g LIE Steamer ANNA PEEisgT prendra la place
du NINA SHINES ell attendant one les eaux ct 10 COM
merce permettent celuci d'entrer dams la naEiga
tIon. rsg Noiis remercions nos amis de fencou
ragement don't ills nous ont favorse cidesant, et ell
sullicitons la continuation.
O. HINCkLET & Co.
Washington 81 D6cenbre 1861.
The Opelousas courier., 1862-01-11
Fz a. etc 9,c,.Geg.

TTNE Obligation de s53Ss So cents. sousertt
~ soIidairement par Efiugham Laurence, dt
la paroisse de paquelnina, ct Pierre Cazenave, dt
la Nouve Orleans, dat6e lie 13 Avr'l lSo9, e.
payable au bureau de Brl!oeq, Nobloin & Co ts
Nouvelle- Orleans, lie 10 Avrl prochain, 1862, t.
rec a rordre de Messrs. Wm. Campbell ct Onezl
me A. Guidry, administrators de la succession dt
ieu Modesto Guidry. decedee.
Cette obligation est e,,dossee Campbell Il Gul
dry. administrators.
lie public est par le present avert de ne pas ne
goeier nj tratiquer pour eette obligation, attend'
que lie paiement en- etc arrete.
o. 4. GUiDRY, co-aanamsi'afsRr
Opeiousas IA Decembrs 1861. I'm.
The Opelousas courier., 1862-01-11
Potr rouEvolR A uxE EMISSION DE gl1LErs

PotI rauIrolR A uNE EMISSION DE BlLLETs
At NON rE la WILLIE D OPEiousAs
Art Ter. Le Bureau dc Police de la Wills
d Dpelousas ordon,e:
Art 9 Que le President ct lie Grcffier du
bureau susdt- soent, ct par le present sont
autorises elnettre, au nom de Ia Vile i O.
pelor,sas, des biIlets des denominations sui
vantes. sayo;r: Cinq. Dir, Fmgt-ciAq,
Ciaqatante Gems ct Une Piastze en- NOM
bre esal, ct pour Ia sonme de deux mile einq
cents piastres. Que ces billets seront fats
payables aa porteur, au bureau du Treserier
| de ladite Vile. cn bil!ets des Etats Conftde-
res, ou en- billets des Banques de la Louisia-
ne. 4uaud on rresentera des bllets &c ladite
''ills dsOpeleusas en- soti'ues de cinq piastres
OF au dessus
Art g. Que lesdits billets devront etre inl-
nediatemeut irnpriues ct signes par lie Pre-
sident ct lie Grefher, en- leHs capacities off
cielies respectives, ct places entire les mains
du Tresorier susdit qi deyra les vepdre au
pair, ct qui garc era eette somme en- depot, a
part. pour etre applique specialemant au
reimbursement dc CTS bilirts Iainsi veudus ct
,nis en- circulation.
Art. 4. Cue ie Iresorler de ladite Vile
d Opelousas fuurnira un cautionnenent addi-
tionnel de deux mile ciuq cents piastres pour
garantir Ia fdele execution de son devoir
eonfor,nement la preseEte Ordounance.
Art, 5. Que la presente Ordopnance aura
force de loi dater de sa passation
Ordunne lie 24 DeceG,bre 1861.
EDMOND q. DUPRE,
| President
| Jos D RicuARD, GreDier.
The Opelousas courier., 1862-01-11
Aw M sSss O..

q 4 soussignee annonce espectueusenent
- a ceux que eefa peut concerncr, que
le 80 decembre 1861, ellie fait tuer sa
residence, pres du Pont Debaillon, en- eette
Paroisse, un boeuf blanc de s d ans, mar
que 50 a l'epa,l@ Ce beuf psissait dams ce
voisinags depuis denx ans, cassant les bar
.rieres Ct causans des degats ct ne pou4ant
trouyer j qui il appartieht, ellie "a fait tuer
ct est disposee 3 en- payer lie prix au prcpri-
etaire. fvE =. DAEDEAU U!
.Paroisse ST. Landry, 4 ;anyicr 1862. 81
The Opelousas courier., 1862-01-11
Fsy-D Demain natin, Ia sixiene compagnie Dc '

Deman natin, Ia sixieme compognie dc Fo
,ontaires de notre Paroisse, sembarqnera bord ds
batean vapeur ANNA PERRET, de la lig"e he MI.
Hinckley & Co. que ces messeurs ont eu fohligefi-
&c de METRE la disposition de leur captane, Lois
Lsssrapes. Cest, croyons.nous, Ia qnatreme coDpa-
guie de yooutaies que les bateaux de ces messeurs
transportent GRATIS de notre Parosse Ia Noufele-
Orleans ct 81 on pense, cest Ia plus belle soucrp-
ton, lie don lc plus loyal le plus desere>sf etPati-
otiaue aui Sc connasse en- cette Parosse; ausI, lc
public sen rappe!cra.t-il qnand il lie faudra,
Ucst done au nom du, capiLaiue Lastrapes ct &c
VI compasnie, CONNIE au nom des citoyens de notre
comlnuuaute, que nous devons remercer Messrs. O..
Hnckley & Co. de leur condute ganereuse etpatrio-
.ique Puisset telle leur porter la chance quis meri.
tent.
QUAINT aux braves jeuaes gems que va conduire lie
Captaine Ltstrapes qnls Sc distingucnt en- face de
l'ennemi, qu'ils reviennent bieut6t glosieux dams
leurs foyers ct qn'is uissens sc hatter davor
ousse les yaidales jusque dams leurs fodes regions
The Opelousas courier., 1862-01-11
ACTES DEI.A I.Et,ISy I TTTHr

Les deux chanlbres de Ia Legislature sont actiye-
ment eligagecs Ia discussion de nombreux proiets
de iSl duat quelques 4lls sont dune haute iinpor-
lance aus les circumstances actnelles Nois divise-
ces projects de oi en- ttois cat6gories ceux r,ni
ont trait aux measures nlitaires ceux qui ont rap
port aux measures fnanciefes et csux que nous an
relletons les proiels utdpstes.
ptns Ia premiere catcgorie il faut ranger Ia ioi,
presensse par le juge loore pour artoliser les urs
de police dies pafosses ct IL conseiI con.astn de a
Neuveile.Dr&ats einettre des obligations ct lever
des contributions pour la gaerre.S Cctte ioi ani
passe an Seaat, fuuahiae, exige qu'il seit pour
WI au rachat des Obligations ainsi semises. III Tap
pan, de Ia Nouyelie O;lsaus preseta une loi por.
tant aocdtiSn de un million de piastles pour Ia de-
iense de fEtat ct NJ. Saomem Ell, n prssot,te me
aatre pour Permission de S2,5o0oOo Ell obligations
% fEtat, dams 10 but Tappliqusr cette sonille Ii
creation dune nlarihe pour la defense do lEtat- On
ae rappelle que IL Conseii deja aloue $500. 900
pour Ia construction de navrcs dc guerre lie bill do
AZ. Salomon di etre discute her. ct on trouvera Ii
fesutat de h discussion dais nos depeches teiepra
paiqaes Nous espsroi's que 10 Legislature ne ss-
ncra pas sur les aocatons militaes, ct q,felle ne
Harretera pas des demnesures Nous M yons nos
encore w paratre DC hl pour ainender ID oi sur Id
mllice, IL nous semoe, cepefdant que e tempe nj
pas manque aux autortcs mi,itares pour D,el,nrer
u travail sur Get inspo tant sniet ct Sc metrs en-
inesure de lure so,i,iettse un prsjet elabose la
Legislature au commencement de Ia session
La Legislature. eto saisie d'uue gf:Isde ouantita
dc projects de oi qu peuye,t sctrer daas Ia core
dps measures fnaucistes Sur Ia proposition Dc Vi.
IN oniou, le Ssiiat deia passe aese pour inter.
1srs toute ponrsuite contre les banaues tesadant a
9kre prUuoncer la ,ech6ance queiIes out encouI re
premiere section ihterdt les prytets ou les pour.
& ties contre les baaques raisoa de la suspension
! placements en- sspsess de leurs billets. Cstae
erdlcslon sels sn yigaear pendant toute Ia dpree
In fFtsa aRrG a }aa Il .. +.
The Opelousas courier., 1862-01-11
YENTE JUDICIAIRE, A L'ENCAN

lie Sunlcdi, ls Januie'. 1862, d Aeure aprts midi
Au domiciie de Nine. Veuve, Alexandre Rosas
jeune, en- la Paroisse st. Landry, en- la Prairie
Faquataique bens dependant de la COM
munaute d'entre Alexandra Rosas, ,ltced4, It
Ciementlue Fontenot, weave snrviyante,-et
de Ia succession tudlt Rosas savor:
"a Um sf6rceass dc T'csre,
IEssMa. situe en- la Paroisse de ST. Landry, en- la
LES prairie Faquataiq''e, avec n,aiso" de de-
dsaessseasa meure ct dependances, contenant enri-
ron ciruuante arpents, tenant: a" nord. Copwood,
au sud, Nine. Veuve Alexandre Rosas. mese a
PEST. a NJ. Jean Pierre L.atleur: ct a ronest, la
terre des Weave ct hertiers Hildevert Rosas.
Betes chevaline>, bovines ct porclnes;
Meubles meubdnts;
Ustenslies de mena ge ct d'hahtation &c
Conditions:-Les acqnereurs paeront les prx de
cina piastres ct au,dessous, le lef Avrll 1863 ct
ceux au-dessus de cinq pastres, les premiers avri
1868 ct 1864. avec interets a raison de hut pour
cent par an, a compter des echeahces. lis fourn-
ront lie Jour meme de la rente, deux bonnes eau
ttions solidaires.
PAUL l.. +. GUILLAUMIN.
'' Fncntewf.
Paroissc St Landry II Decembre 1861,
The Opelousas courier., 1862-01-11
EsOlss1E s. HasAEsENEGss,

60 i, q u U Il u u Il .
EDRENDR0NT ell collection les reclamations de
u tontes sortes qui pourtont leur 6tre confiees
par ceux qu ont des efets collector dcs ?aroisses
st. Landry do celes avoisnanfes ainsi que de Ia
Nollveile-0rleans- lis Hsesparent meriter par lenr
sidaite sisnr cxacttude, une parte de lencourage
nient du public. Leur Bureau est aux Opelousas
vissa-sis N prsYost, rue du Maine.,
opc!cuRs; 1b Janvier lso9-Is