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The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09
Public s3aHes

TXJ HEREAs, on 'he 3o'h December 1863, at
wv Il public sale made by me in The town of
Oprlous:s Parish Of st. landry. of certain pro-
peyty belonging to the Estate of Jacob Ans,lnl.
dpc"asyd. upon the following terms and condi-
tons, 70 wit: On credit OF one, two and three
years from the day of sale; purchasers tlrni- hing
tnelr notes with good aud solvent security III
sodo. 10 the satisfaction oT The Administrator
and made payable at bis do;nirI and to his OF
der and bearing interest at the rate Of eight per
cent. per annum from time due until paid. Tl-
property to remain specially moltgaged unto said
Estate until full and pntg payment of capital
and the interests which may accrue thereon,
there was adiuiicatrd by me to JOHN Cochran,
OF the Parish of st Landry. he being the high
est bidder, the undivided half of a certain parcel
of lot of ground. situated in the town of Ope-
lousHs, at the corner OF Court and Bellevue
streets, measuring h!ty feet 6 inches front on
Bellevue stlctt, by nuety-tivc feet. q inches on
Court street, bounded Oh the East by DIR. Satter-
whtr West by Court street, Soulh by James
M. Porter, and North by bellevue street. to-
gtther with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. except those which may be ex-
cepted on the dnY Of SALE also a Billiard Table,
Cues. Balls, Chairs. Tables. Glasses. Dpcanters,
and other articles constituting Coffee House.
AND WHEREAS. aher being called upon, he
did NOT comply Win tile conultlohS OF sale,
pnblc declaration was mad. by me- that would
re-oifer said property for sale, at the said Coch-
ran $ risk, before the Court House in the town of
OpeIouSas upon the same terms and conditions
above mentioned. on the Saturday, 9th of Jan
nary instant. 1864
Now. BE IT KNOWN, that in virtue of the
powers vested in me by law, and in accordance
with the proclamation made by me on the said
3Gth day of December, 1863 | will, on the said
SATURDAY, 9th Of JANUARY, 1864,
at the Court House, in Opelousas, Offer for sale
said property above described, upon the above
mentioned terms and conditions.
OpeIousas, December 30th 1868
LEIE. DEBAILLON,
Anctiunrcf
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ESTATE OF SIMEON J. WELDEN.
10y virtne Of an order from the District Court
~ in and for the Parish OF St. Landry. the pub
lie are hereby informed that there will be sold at
public sale. to the last aud highest bidder by The
undersigned or by duly commissioned Auc
tioneer ON the plantation, last residence OF said
deceased. in Big Cane, Parish of ST Landry, on
Tuesday, January 18th, 1864,
the following described property belonging to
the Estate of said Simeon J, WeIden, deceased,
late of said Parish, to-wit:
A PORTION OF THE WEST HALF
OF Northwest Quarter of Section seven IN Tow II
ship No Three South of Rang. five East. bound
I'd Nort! by Bayou Rnngs East by lands of l..
$ Harvard South by lands of Mrs Webb, and
West by lands of L. S. Harvard, containing
about ffy-tive acres. Also:
4 Tract OF Land,
bounded North hy Bayou RongD. East l,y lands
of Joseph Pendrr, South by Lot of J Levy Il
Co, and West by Lot of j Levy & Co and
the public road. containing al,trut twelve ac!rs
(nore OF less>, with all the buildings and inn
provem"nts thereon consisting OF dwelling
house, ont houses. backsm.l's shop aud carriage
house, engine, saw. and gIist mill
The above described tracts Of land are to b.
sold together
One ion cart axle;
One lot German steel;
One lot old iron; .=-..
One lot new iron;
Two sets cart wheels &". &c.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The lands and ial-
prov"mrnts, will b. sold on a credit oi one, twr
ana three years from the lst OF January next
loh4 The personal property to be sold on a
credit OF twelve mouths from said is dav of Jan.
uary 1864. All sums under s 70 to b., paid cash.
on the day of sale. and all sums not p,,nctua!ly
paid at maturity. shall bear per cent intrres,
per annnm from ma'nliy;-the Two tracts nt land
remaining nlortgaged uufo said Estate until Full
and entire payment of capital aud interest that
may accrue thereon Purchasers u furnish their
notes payable IN s"'ida, with. two good and
approved suretirs OH the day af sale
SELENER s. WELDEN.
Administrators of SAID Estate |
st. Landry. December l9. 1863 37-ts
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09

NEGRO TRoCPs.-The Cincinnati CONNER
cial. writing on this sntject. says:
The number of negro troops actually under
arms along the Mississippi river, we learn from a
correspondent who has made a thorough invesfi-
CATION Of the matter, is over twenty thousand
Gen Gilmore has large brigade OF negro men
on Morris Island, and there aIe a few negro rpg-
nents AID companies in process of organization.
here and there i'll the Northern States, and in the
District OF Columbia. The whole number of
negro men carving muskets i'll the United States
army is about IS coo
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09
5000 REWARD.
RASAWAy fyotn ft,,. u,,7.y>;

q RANAWAY ftofu tti.- un"1,.r>is med, e.,
e,$fs. on The hght OF the 9th ult.. five nrs e ~
- rom Li"yd's bridge. an ti.r BUR uS$.
any road, the to.I' ing de.>cliord slaves. viz:
n.an manned TIREE, light GIFT, arrd
about thirty * years, about i've !.,t, l.Dt
inches high
A negro u,an named WILSON. dark xrr+7r,
aged about ttt> ave yrars. sl.uut i've trrt.
: gAt inches high, stou. aDd tllioi. set, a tfuus
;oolI missing.
A neg" m4n namrd NJ COY, agaa nineteen
years sfi about tive feet raf lnrh,, hcn.
a n"gro girI named ROSETTA. s-eJ .bou,
twenty Wears.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS each will lie
paid ter the apprehension and delivery 4, HE Of
any or all Of said slaves. at any point between
the Bayou Bout and Euu's tt.nv
Also, ran away lruiu uiy plantation, On tho
Bayou Bc.uf:
near" man named GEORGE, seea abou.
ihrty-six wears. and 5...
Another negro named ALLEN, aged aboa.
twenty->iN years.
One hunIr.d dollars viii b, paid the an.
lrrhrn>"n and delivery 10 me nt said men. nj
any point between nv residence. and Burrs
Ferry. II" two last namrd slaves ar brt.v-d
to be On OF in the neishhorhuo(l of INV r1znfa-
ton, and the others will most probably resort to
he same poin at an early day.
GEORGE r. KING.
- Landry S"p'enlrr IL i-!;., -ffo4 .a
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09

COMMENCING EARLY. A brutal teacher
whipped little boy for pressing the hands of a
little girl who sat next to him at school, after
which he asked the child why he squeezed the
girls hsnd!'' Because said the little fellow,
lit locked SO pretty l could ut help it." How
very natural
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09
HEADQRs. DEPT. TRANS, MISSISSIPPI }
Shreveport, La. Nov. H. 1868
EEtrGct
SPECIAL ORDERS No 1871.

V. The following Schedule ot prices, adopted
by Commissioners appointed pursuant 10 law,
for the State of Louisiana, is ANNOUNCED t0r tLn
information Of all concerned
This schedule OF prices established every twc
months, or otrner, will be p;sbjSIlrd for Ito h.
formation OF parties making inpr"s,mrnta; aud
no officer OF agent will pay W appruvt. for paw
nert, any local apprassment materially in excess
thereof, but will always refer the same to the
board tor lis revision and final valuation.
OFFICE BOARD oF CoMNlS>InNEES,
Shreveport, La Nov, 9, 1853.
The undersigned Commissioners. under the
have adopted the following scale OF prices ,pr ths
services &c, hereinafter specified, to be paid by
officers ot thu army and Government agents:
For hauling the Tax III kind to D'-pots eS:ah.
lshed by the Government ageniS. .joNr cents per
hnndred poaads per mile, when the distance ex.
cepds eight miles from the place Of production,
the owners to furnish ra1nns ani forage
For other hauling ten dOiiors per- day, for s1
m"'c and tour yoke teams; eight doiiurS PR duy
for .toar mnie and three yoke OK teams, and sr
doita5S per day for two mEie and tro q0ks OF
teams. The Government TO furnish ra'ions for
drivers aud forage for teams. The distance fixed
for each days travel 20 be eighteen miles for
mule. and fourteen miles for ox teams
For the hire OF negro men, thirty dollars per
month. the Government to furnish ratinils shell
ter and medical attendance Any time lost b7
sickness to be deducted from the ar1nunt Gle tie
owners. RICHARD NIGENI,
REUBEN WHITE,
Commissioners Ion the State ui Louisiana
81 command oi
Lii IT. Gen. Z. KIRBY SMITH.
). ). ANDERSON, Asst Adj G,u.
Louisiana papers copy three weeks.
Dec. l9-G-.}t
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09
OLD TYPE METAL,
Suitable tor making shot, for sale at this office.
TIE oPELoUsAs COURIER
Published oa>afurday By Joel Fl. sandoz.
CONDITIONS. .s~

s tOABtTtbNS: =f -
Subscription, for sne year, payable in advance.
TEN dollars, if paid at the end OF the wear f,cs{rs
dollars. A subscriber wishing to discontinue,
must give acrstfen Notice to that effect, and
settle mp all arrraragrs. .54.5.l..s
Advertisements will he in serted at Twenty-Five
cents per line for tacii OF hr fir tIlres, pnhca.
lions, and TEN cents per line for each and every
subsequent insertion, A liberal discount WILDE
made for standing advertisements. .~ e.
All the advertisements will be inserted in
french and english until tie editor shall Judge il.
convenient to discontinue the publication
twenty dollars III advance will invariably be
required for the announcement of candidates
for office. ..-z-..
: No advertisements or subscription will be
stopped until ali arrearages are paid, uusss
nj The option of shs publisher
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09
State of Louisiana,


District court-Parish Of St Laadry-No. 942s.
nCTAVE HOLLIER, Of the Parish of ST..
" Landry, Administrator of the Estates of
Godfrey Heller and AzeFe Holer, his wife.
both deceased. late of the Parish of ST Landry,
having filed final Tableau, Account aud Dstri.
button OF the affairs of said Estates, accompanied
by apetiton praying that the same may be hon.
ologated;-And whereas, the prayer Of said pc
tition has been granted by an order of Court, da-
ted January 7th, 1864.
terested to make opposition, if any they have. in
writing at my Office, within thirty days from he
date OF the present notice. why said tableau
should not be honlologsted the administrator dis.
charged from all further liabilities and his bond
cancelled.
A. GARRIGUEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, January 8, 1864.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09
HEADQUARTERS TRANS MISS. DEPT. !
Shreveport. La Nov. 81, 1863
GENERAL ORDERS no. 5S

L.
Shreveport. La Nov. 81, 1863
GENERAL ORDERS 10. 5S'
I Frequent instances having been brought
sh' TO he knowledge "a the Commanding Gen
eral Of Leaves of Absence and Fnrlougl.s being
granted by Subordinate Conmanlers-He Hereafter
no orders will be- recognized separating an officer
or soldleI@ som his command. except in cases of
sick soldiers in Geneva Hospitals, unless issued
from Department OF Ds;lict Head Quarters, or
with the sanction Of District Commanders
Officers aud Soldiers absent from their COM
mauds. whose orders do not b. ar the approval
required by this order. will be arrested and sent
to theii commands, and the papers relating to
their cases forwarded to t!,-ss Head Quarters.
A rigid scrutiny will be made i'll all cases. and
the officer who may issue such irregular orders
will suhject himself to arrest and trial
H. Hereafter 10 transportation or commuta-
ton thereof will he allowed to sick soldiers going
on fnTIongt. unless on the approval of the Chief
Medical Officer Of the Field or Hospital Service.
attached TO tue Staff OF District Commanders.
j III. Capt. c. S, Wtst, Assistant Adiutant
Grneral, is relieved from duty as Assistant
Inspector General, and announced as Acting
Judge Advocate General for the Trans-Missis.
sfpi Department. By command of
Lieut-Gen. Z. KIRBY. SMITH.
). >. ANDERSON, Assis ant Adiutant General.
La Ark and Texas papers insert three times.
ana forward bills rs above. Dec 26-3t
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09
Cotton interest COUPON Bonds.

am authorized by the Secretary o. the Treas.
4 urv to issu. Certificates far Bonds of &, o0o
payabr in Coin III - years int,.lrs, payable an.
nnaiiy III Coin OF Cetun at the rate o six pence
st'Ii'g or i2s pr pound for New Oll+ans Mid.
hugs To br delivered at one Of our seapor1s. the
prlc" Of the Bonds has been adjusted also per
cent premium at which rate Offer ttrnl hat il,
tor every : 500 pail in give certificate tsr a
Bond OF Sl.o0o. one-haif the amount to be paid
in notes issued prior to April 1863
-. A DESMARE.
o,.,... p, ,-1.., G. S. DcpOshary
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09
Sale at Auction.

4 WILL offer for sale on Saturday, January
u l6th, 1864, certain lot of goods consisting
OF Carpenters Tools OF all descriptions; lot Of
Bolts, Hinges, Butts, Screws, Draw Knives :;
Ras Tail Files, Croos-Cut Saw Files Frors
.andirons, Tea Spoons. Candle Sticks ;
busters. Door and Window Bolts, Fan
... ii cy, Goods, Mantiilas Needles, Rib
bon Of all coors: a lot of Clothing.
Whaebone aud a great many
~ %"@ other articles too numerous to
enumeTate.
Said goods will be sold for cash on day Of sale,
by duly commissioned Auctoneer, at the store
OF Ney sa Dapre, in the town of Opelousas
Co-partnership heretofore existing between
NEY & DUPRE.
Opelousas, January 9th, 1864. al +.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09

Died-In Opelousas, on the ID inst, Mrs
CLEMENT HOLLIER, Senior. aged 75 years
and months
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

STATE COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Shreveport, La, - Sept. 1863
SECTION d., of the Assessment act providing
s~ that any tax payers may pay into the Treas
nry. in advance, such sum as he may choose on
account ot taxes to accrue against him, and to
obtain therefor certificate bearing interest at
the rate OF five per cent. year. until his taxes
are payable. Notice is hereby given that s,lc!:
payments may BE- made in ahy of the ISSUES of
Treasury notes, atsthe Assistant Trtastlrers oict.
in Monroe. Louisiana
ROBT. NJ LUSHER,
State Collector, c. S Tax, for Louisiana.
Papers tllroughout the Safe. publish one
month, and send bills in duplicate to the Stat,
Collector. + Dec. 1917
The Opelousas courier., 1864-01-09
0 E o U 8 A S:
SATURDAY, ;::: JANUARY 9, 1864.

EyPersons who have been indebted to rs for
years back will remember that we take Confed-
crate notes at par in payment ofoId as well as new
debts, end would be very glad if they would
come and settle their accounts in this way. Ad-
ministrators Of Estates, we perceive, very often
forget to pay the printer.
S'There is rumor in town since few DAYS
that a considerable battle took place lately i'll
Tennessee, which resulted in our retaking pos
session Of Lookout Mountains positions and
Chattanooga. No further particulars are given.
and we know not whether the news is credtabe
Another ranor says Mouton's Brigade had
Gght at Delhi, in North Louisiana, where we got
the advantage.
, 1864-09-18

:: Aiter 10 much aboct .rccsh .:en 1t uould bo In
fehehors 10 forses sceeah publications. and In coz
Raptulph tt1cet Stokfstoatst and Little Msc's
friends genesa13y. In conve1sat1ou with respect
Cd commander Of one OF tho veteran chnpautes>
fTcrottions Of ths "Youn;. Nspoleon'.', army
xoae: . v ,"-hc replied Little Nae viii eet.
tsiny get so1ne votes out OF c1mp Deu:i.s: ~. ~
pfopess 10 tats m AIN t.',,s Huw arc ron army
!, fGefD ;: -
, 1864-09-18

Hatch for One : oo4sAnd nollara Ne.
tween OudieF Rar:ua:h Il and Philip
T7enAu-KaTun>,..n n atlu un2mploE

Last evening the fourth Of the great billiard con.
stft2 jo1 Tho CosGen cue md the championship
c1E4E cf At tho HirpotheatIan. IN Fourteenth
esn Of cneinnan e.ina 's 1hs eopsssrs e LIE
large auditorium Of tha tu,ldIrg was crowded with
tpi ct1te1r, a1non4. .yhom y CO ua1y wei1.known
a1ncte0rs OF 1bo game. Nj. Phefan had control Of
The ar1args ments, and ing 10 hls exertiota rhe
WIKI the quiet prcf1cas Of tho gsae hst veen Kay-
xn5eh anu & GoldthWs1le were c:l1ysprcyratcd.
lu<ihe previous ctnQue*ts k.Tauueh had taca
fime been the c1nqneref, dtfeattnE Se1cciHr, Of
frf. and William. .apltthw4iie.: &c hsa held ,unio-
terrurttd postctstoh Of the cue fiuta-hc 6ftt wo1
1t 1t The r raDd tournament In tbs sprdu. OF 1861
II hse noT again pala'alned hia Tile "A cham
The prel,nfna.ies bsvirg bcea arranged and
AetFis. Foley, Of Detfott and Foz, oi Rochester,
1pru&uted 1tlereea Atd MI. Like, OF this city. .tp
leetet i. umpire, the game Eas. opened by Mr..
kAvausgh. Neither Of tho contestasn appasTsd to
much lst. thsn that OF hn1 Of he prsrloas stehes
1ur tho championship. EsvcnsRh Kept the LEAD till
tho 1lth lnttncs, thoneh be bad ulade- bat tight
rms. 11ezQau. = DO euunted hut on the bsh in.
Il lie 1I,h fhot 116 to Ka17rash'sM Ho then
ctnttuul to lead to tho 14'h ehot whan he count.
"a SO. and was 70 ahead. Both now piayed .gus!c
tIdnesent, until at The twentJ-teTtnta tent hafa-
asa eR Of ST. 'iS,;,ss nnnss
abc eount"stood, 800 70 AZ. hsFsnansa h.sla2
mste run Of 1{7; aud then he quickly aooed tnos
ef a. 1ea, 10, q IL. 90 o. 20 lhs; II IA 1ta.
sine Tienan hs3 made one .rcn 81. 100 II he
.efh tEos 1he game stood 80 to f,1a: At the B34.
GO to 1sQ': fncu T.cmao eeorrd dne rnn Of 1s9,
and ii ths Tooth, $40 to s,sSa. T. : - 's';.:-
+ a. The ono hundred md ninth Innings K4va.
polptx The Winners ayerace vs. il.57, aad ,ht
|. iime i1ut hoE's md dlfeeu Minutes. =;