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, 1865-02-24

NOTICE.-Property marked and
l Y enumerated below. no + held by Chicago apd
Northwestern Railway. VIII oe sod 'or ftefkht aid
char es at Pubic Auctcn. BY Mcssrs ell sEkT q
SAMPSON, Ats rch 1et 1871, un:ess so9aer claimed:
J /: a1adile, T. mills; II . Jones. H. mill. spoats
fmscaine; j Uadeivood.1 { j. spider; & = Boy.
stewiet, j. kett,es = Rtshmona, OK bows: =
t1rak; Jshnsen, p93e,; : sessfy. s1 Gaze;
Kohmaa Pros, box; Johnson. chest; ;.Ws{,W r.
bo3; iAsanway. box; y rsy'e,. y Glib; ! sax; Rev ~
nooth.i box; ) u III Mi!li4ms: Y: eS1; 20 + y ~.
i wi Wi tsre' na1 ] s1tzrtm,ns, / boz; 4 9owey
lto1 4 Il Bennett, bb:; Tailmao 9 G. bh' smisa
& Tame, boxes: ThoUpsou Z Alston, bag; 6urn.
hsm 4 81 box; Z 4 s 20. boz; vi co1cn, i
CLARK. tsbie Hfs stcSney, table and stand
! box; = Wo2Srnd. oox; f. H:paslG:. s . oo5; g
6 ! Al'ne, bog: l. l. Fay: boH; Ta7los' boxes
boz; = Tl'lo9, box; y. peao' 6s1ss; ;., Rn!i
box: Garner. rranf aqd 1oq, ai:h'p WiihaT9s: IS
sP johnson, box; ALONG n5oEn' s. M 6o1i b. 1,rx
0en7 Freight Agent. C. q n ", X r. Co.
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IA undersigned hiss been cn!tivatirE Australian
Conee tho best socccsa Eevcta years, aad IL
now prepared to lutniAh sseh ftcm this prtmstag
nnn viii eta shout ten bush-ls DER tcre Tbs drink
prepared tfom the coels Is not 1ntertlt ID Qu1t3 TO
sructtons. viii be sent for one dousr Address JOIN
YOUNG FhtItp9ssWn, White County, III.
{esEb7ssI2t
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AN act
To Regulate the Fees and COupenSAs
tton Of SheFld'H ana Collectors in Cer~
tain Counties.

tain Counties.
Be- II enacted By fhe Ptople o5ke Stole Of INinoIs
rtpTeskntfd IN the Gen<r0 Assen.bIy;
SECTION !. That the fees and compensation Of
tho Sher1fa Of the several counties hereinafter
named, shall be as follows For collecting and pay
v.ded bF law: twenty cents foreach tract Of land,
and ten cents for each town lot sold for taxes.
to Re filed with each county clerk, sl1 cents for
each trnct OF land, aad three cents for each town
lot. They shall also be allowed the following fees
for services as specified:
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STORAGE FOR RW-1RDLNG end C01[lfLSS70N
Mr. n. h. RArPLEYE las this day been admit edts
\ Partner ia cur n1M. The copaFtnetEhp will be
fetepedl J. S, WALLACE 4 CO.
(1.jsnEo Feb, Eth, l6[5, fel6 k1o5 1W
, 1865-02-24
T3G1Es6E E11r Esrr1EngE.
MANUFACTURERS NATION
AE Al EaNk OF CHICAGO:

I-.hAFU9.1
OYFlCR OF COMPTROLLER or THE CSKkEFCT,}
WAhlIE8TuE. January 18th, ISL J
Wherees- Fy satisfactory evidence presented 70 the
undcTaicped. 1t tak bctr 1ede to acpt af thAt The
Manufaeiu1ees National 1ank cf Ch:caEo" IL ths
Ctr Of chicago, the Comfy Of Cook. 5nd Stzte o1
Illinois, nAs bcen d7ly e1ssntstt uuus. snd according
to the requltmcns q! the At Of Congress eou1lsd "a
Apetge Of United 6reteA bouds, sad 10 provide 70!
the ctrcnlktiln end redemption theteol." Ap2!oved
June 3d. l5t4 nud bAa coupled With 4N the rfoT4on1
IL sad act required 10 b coEph"t with beoYt com
tne1qfnE thr business OF Banking nder sad act:
he Currency. do herery certify that The AsEuts*
fuIets' National Bank OF chicago" ID the Cty oi Chi
cAgp in The nnnty OF <soGE+ aud State q 1htuc1S-
hnthoTl1ed to cnmntuc the buGsnEss Of Baking uo
in tett,monE Whereof v1tne.t Yry hand snd seal Of
~TGryTTsMxATS SErj UtaH McCCLlOCH.
t-GlrS1A,fh.f. TouptrOuer DI tie Currency
, 1865-02-24
39rnpnsal5.
DROPQSALS FOR THE PUR-
i CHASE {. Dead Horses and Auies belonging 10

DROPQSAIS FOR THE FUK-
Il CHASE q Dead Horses and Iuies belonging 10
The Un1fed ST lies. .. ~
n tshitl1e. I enu., r. II. 9, ISIS. {
Sealed PrnpcaA WILL re rrcLlye- Ut ti1s t.tce TIL
TUESDAY, Tic 2sth ia, Fe.nxry, lsa5. tie ocock
r. 1T II pascAsss 81 ~ Ao.s,s ~ ~ ~ @ Is !hss 5sy
months succeeding the dste OF 'he n F.ct-
The bodrt ot 1ht nni1osls Wit be dals ced daily at
nuy ro!nr within the tsttls + ths city, mRy fe
ngreid upob, I: te nve, from thGaer by the con-
tractor snicient distance fe. tic Il ufts OF the
city Will prevent their becoming nuis Ance 10 the
citizens thereof.
Mcotrt vi stste the amount 10 be p4id Ter animal
AID viii CIV tht IT full apG to>t oTce atGttAA.
PaFmelt required At Lac end oi each month.
Az oath Of lleEtAnce must accompany eseh propo-
.ejtIon.
Eo.dsin the sum oI theus.nd dol srs stgred by
the contractor sud two Euagnntetss Ht hc Re tutred
OF the successful u1dcer, up eikf Ing the coEnct
Propo5as 1nls. bs plaihty nlatleo. Proposals Tor
Dead Horbee and Mules," and be nudre1sed to tie
deg11ened.
o. II DeTt{iE, CHAEL+s IRWIN,
fe1kf1Rflt Capt. b 4. q. II.
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ELECTION NOTICE Au-
IL nuAl Meeting Of Stockholders Of the Merchants.
6hy1nSs Loan and .onpany for the election OF
thirteen Trustees will bs hed = he eet Of The said
Company IN ChlcaGo. on M0HDA March 9Th, BE-
tween .le hour1 OF 4. Ii. snd P. n.
fnlI Kills. l. ] GAGE. 9ecfctArY.
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DITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
0YElCE or THE S7oRKTAxT. I
rrTaBUksH. Pa. February 1sth. 1165.
Tbs annuas meeting OF The Stock aud Doadholde1s
Of this tonpsnJ tor the
ELECTION CF DIRECTORS,
Ana Euch ether bcsn "a Us nay rome before will
ted IT the scs Of said Company, In the city Of Pitts
turgh, On the
Third Wednesday {l5t1a) OF March,
4. D. 1se3, 1t 10 n'c1ocx An IL Stock and Bond
Transit Betkt Ct the <muanr. At their Office In the
ty Of p EcurEh, en-: at the Tr:ns.e1 Agency, IL tae
city Of Etw YORK; will be closed on ths IS: day 1i
Asrca, It sF- M.- and remain c.osed until lha 18th
fe19 ka:o n. " II BAENES. Sec-etory
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DOYAI HAVANA LOTTERY.
LII In Drawing OF Feb. lit. 1eG5.
No. H. 64s d1ez $1o0 oM; No. ,ei9 dreH $4,000 No.
17,ac3 drew IS GOO: no 80 drew $10Go; No. t589
drew SIS cDD Prizts csahed ant information turu3shtd
by TAfLOR q Gu, II maA stfef..
, 1865-02-24

To the unfortunate this poem ts earnestly at
kindly dedicated,
IT DORA aAAW.
, 1865-02-24

lN1 RANK OF CHICAGO.
TREASURY UEFAK1NENf,
Qnce Of Comptroller oi Tie Gn1fra:cy.
WAau1EeTnE, ptcenbes u 1sa.
underlined. 1t h6s been msde T., APPEAR tiit tne
Mrrchanu' \ NEtional Bank Of CeirtEet II " CIT
rt Ch1cxE County OF Cook Eot St.1s c! llthoE. hAt
poen duly o1gxn.sed sads5 INC asSsti:x y u r.
Provide Est1onA Currency, sscaIst bT pledke d
United steses nas ana + psossas fcr tte @ s9
h1s COMPLIED With HI Of ne ptcstrson1 .: said ae1 -
CURED TO r.u ott-h With befcre cEuEen1cf ou1l"
neaa Of bank1rs cadef t4ld set
Now, tnsftsare. /. ArsI H5Epll1o.;. E1u.Itso.la:
of the Cu11rr t7 CO hereby CERTIFY h: thu Ac1c
National Banx Ct Chfet-s II thA titF Ct Chicxko4
County OF C<ck 1rd Etxte CT l.rei u Authorised 70
commence TIE hu1:csss of bArI11! u-ds1 1e -
ksoseA6!d.
Once thlH twenty fourth hk9 Q! DSce!AEts. lhoA.
Gl4oyst eea! IEGH Mct.u uLt0EH.
asS-e6xNN CoNptr nler Of the Currency
, 1865-02-24

COMMERCIAL NATIONAL
Bank Of Chicago.
capital 500, 900
Privilege 10 increase to..-.-....-.-... b0,0 ,0oV
Is CLARK STREET.
DIRECTORS:
no. WILLIAMS, n. 9. nACONa
W h Ennis. p. K WE3Tf411,
CHARLES ENNIS.
This Bank has been organized under the NahpnA
Banking Law, and u now prepared to dos
General Banking Business.
Strict ATTENTION viii be G1yta to the business Of
Country Correspondents, and Acc0nnt3 VIII Goauu5
Eeraerx Tifl oc Drered On the favorable tFr11
r. +. WESTFALL, Frtat
". II. kNhlh, fice.p1Gs't.
CLARKE ESEYe, Cashier.
jASu E.s4sa y w&Frct&9t We III
, 1865-02-24

Q: the property belonging to this COMPANY. gu M q
seventy. .1vr ac1es have bsen selected by competent
ju1Eea. II = best Of c!lprodEctnE lands. I'll Greek
ana LIS tributary streams, run dtcuJ through most
Of ibis properly.
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SUCCESSION SALE,

Estate Of John Lyons and acife, deceased
ID Y VIRTUE of an order of the Hon
> the District Court in and for the Par
ish Of St. Landy, will be sold by the un-
dersigned Auctioneer, at McH. Husbands
half: way house, near Mr.. G. HoHier,s, on
the public road from Opelousas to Wash.
Thursday, October+4th, 1866,
the following described property belonging
to the Succession of the said, deceased,
to.wit o-.a. e. a..
IA mules;
american mares;
3 colts; ef-u. s.r.s.
5 creole horses;
2 american horses;
jenny; 't
About 30 head (more or less) gentle
horned cattle including some fine
mich cows; f.* ... f..
Lot of agricultural implements;
....... A lot of toels;
Steamboat cable chain;
3 carts;
.,.. Steamboat bell;
A horse cart;
A lot of household furniture; .>
A loom and 2spinning wheels;
A buggy and harness;
A suky without harness.;
....* A tarpauiin line and block;
A double seated buggy;
. A wagon, and other
articles TOO numerous to mention.
Terms and Conditions - All sums of
Twenty Dollars and under, cash. All
sums above that amount in two equal an.
1uai instalments, the first payable Janu.
Try lst, 1867 the second January 1st,
1868, purchasers giving their notes with
rood security in solido to the order of G. |
". Hudspeth, Administrator, payable at
he office Of John E. King, in OpeIousas,
nd bearing eight per cent per annum in.
crest from maturity until paid. .,.-..
an. Y. D'AVY, Auctioneer.
OpeIousas, Sept. %, 1865. l5
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Public Sale.

ESTATE OF ANASTASIE RICHARD.
RY virtue of an order from the Hon. the Dist
- rict Court of the 9Th Judicial District of the
State OF Louisiana, in and for the Parish of St
Landry. and to me directed, will offer for sale
atspublic auction, to the last and highest bidder
| on the plantation hereinafter designated, being
the last residence of the said deceased, on
Wednesday, the 4th Oct. next,
1865, the following described property belonoino
to the Estate Of the late Anastasie Richard, de,
ceased wife of FRANCOIS Dupre. Sr., to.wit:
THE PLANTATION. .
last residence of said deceased, situated in the
Parish Of St. Landry, at Piaisance, measuring
about five hundred superficial arpents of land
(more OF less), bounded north by lands of Wild
toval Dupre. south by land of Paul and Onezlme
Pitre, and west by those of Joachim Pitre, Ere
mont Dupre and I. c, Bataille, together with the
buildings and Improvements thereonEerected
The Lots Nos. !, & g
OF Fractional Section Or southeast quarter of
Section Eight Township Seven, south OF Range
One west, containing eighty-one acres and 80
hundredths.
@- THE WEST HALF
OF northeast quarter, and southeast quarter of
northeast quarter of Section SeveAteen Town
one hundred and nineteen acres and &c hun
dredtLs
THE WEST HALF
Oh northwest quarter OF Section Ten and the
South east quarter of the southwest quarter of
Section Three, Township Seven south, Range
one west. containing one hundred and twenty
two acres and 30 hundredths.
Three horses seven mules;
mares; IS head of gentle mares;
A kouf .r|r 4
About 25 head of wild horned cattle;
... About 10 wild mares
......,,..... A lot of hogs
One pair of work oxen;
One Sulkey;
$4,000 pounds Of cotton in the seed;
One horse Cart two Buggies
A lot Of siverware
Plantation implements
Household furniture;
n Kitchen utensils;
:, = And many other effects
the enumeration of which would Ee too tedious. |
Terms ana Conditions: All sums of twenty
hive dollars and under, payable on the day of sale,
and all sums upwards of twenty five dollars pay |
able one-half in the course of the month of April
next 1866, and the other half in the course of the
month OF April next following, 1867, except the |
cotton, which will be sold for cash. Purchasers
their notes wisA two good and solvent |
securities to the satisfaction of the Administrator
Said notes made payable to the order of the Ad-
at the office of Dupre & Garland, in
)pelonsas, and bearing interest at the rate of 8 |
'er cent per annum from lime due until paid
And moreover, the lands remaining specially
nortgaged unto said Estate until full and entire
'ayment Of capital and interest that may accrue
hereon. YVES D'AVY,
Auctionecr.
Opelousas, SEPT 9. 1869
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CLERk'S . OFFICFs
Opelousas, September %, 1865.

Estate Of Jean Bite. Gaubert.
District Court. Parish Of 81. Landry.-No 27s9
Joseph CHENIER, of the Parish of St.
- Landry, having applied by her petition to
be appointed Administrator Of the Estate Of Jean
Bite. Gaubert, f M c., late of the Parish Of St.
Landry, deceased; ,r
I Now, therefore, any person intending to make
opposition 70 the said appointment, will file the
same IN writing, at my Office, in the town Of Or
elousas, within ten days from the present notice.
L. V.CHACHERE, Clerk.
CLERKS OFFICE, 9f5j 34aE
Opelotlsas. Septernher "a 1895 ~
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Regular Packet
BETWEEN
DpenOusas g. New Orleans.

aEsTh The Steamer cLEONA,
assssssssssssz2za assssszzsa C. C. PICKETT, Master,
WILL make regular weekly trips (in place
w of the Milton Reilly between Washing
ton and New Orleans, leaving Washington every
Sunday morning at o'clock, and New Orleans
every Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock.
The CLEoNA is a very light draught boat, new
and has good cabin accommodations. She stands
A L No. in the Insurance companies.
All freight consigned to Ptre & CarIere, or to
o. Hinckley q Son. will be promptly delivered
and stricly attended TO-. g..
Freight taken as low as any other boat in the
trade, and the most particular attention will be
paid to all way freight and business.
Washington September 16, 1865 ID
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ESTATE OF JOHN S. sTEENE.
RY virtue of an order from the Honor.
~ able the District Court in and for the
Parish of St. Landry, and to me directed,
! will offer for sale at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, before the Court
House door, in the town of Opelousas, on
Wednesday 4th October next,
1865, the following movable property. be-
longing to the Estate of said John S. Steen
to-Wit:
4 head of gentle horned cattle;
~ 10000 pounds cotton in the seed;
s...f....l One horse;
sssa..F.. A branding iron;
chairs;
A bedsted and mattrass;
Two ploughs; two harroWs.
Terms:-CASH.
Y. DAVY, Auctioneer.
Opelousas, Sept. %, 1865.
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q A sailor. the other day, while ex-
planning the third figure of che quadrille
% his messmate, thus described III = 'You
first heave ahead, said he, s.and pass your
adversary's = yard arm, regain your berth on
the other tack la the same order, take your
station with your partner in line, back and
NIL, and then fall on Your heel. and bring
up with your partner; she then maneuvres
ahead. off alongside Of you then make sail
10 company with her until nearly astern Of
the other line, make q stern board, cast
her Of to shift for herself. regain your
place the best way you can, and then lei 40
your anchor. !" Y
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saa Estate of Celeste Matte.
District Court, Parisho # St. Lamd,y-No. 274o.
I OUTS M. LEGER, of the Parish of St Ian.
AZ dry, having applied by his petition to be
appointed Administrator of the EstatJ of Celeste
Matte, widow of Michel Leger, late of the Parish
of St Landry, deceased; - '''
Therefore, any person intending to make oppo-
sitlon 70 the said appointment. will file the same
IN writing at my office in the town of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
L. V. CHACHERE, Clerk,
CLERKS OFFICE
Opelousas, September %. 1865.
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TROOPS TO HE WITHDRAwN FROM THE
SouTH: Washington dispatch 10 the New
York Herald etetfs that IL is understood to be
contemplated By the President to withdraw short
" the troops from the South leaving the States
lately ~ rebellion 70 reorganize on the basis Of
civil government precisely as before the late war
except slavery. Hardy ! soldier fthe d;snascb
adds1 will be left except such as are necessary 10
garrison the forts, and such as In the Northern
estates will be retained only for the purpose Of
meeting any emergencies arising from action of
foreign power N. ID. Tras eil,ss I3eisa =
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q. S. Tax Notice.
UNITED STATES DIRECT TAX
COMMISSION

ne ne A SazA AN OgkOCs
UNITED STATES DIRECT TAX
COMMISSION
FOR THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
OFFICE, 1856 Common STREET, ]
New Orleans, August 30th, 1865. {
HE Tax Roll for tie collection of the
q United States Direct Tax in the Par.
ish of St. Landry, is completed, and the
taxes thereon levied, under and by virtue
of an act entitled can act for the collection
of direct taxes in insurrectionary Districts
within the United States, and for other pur
poses, approved June 7, 1862, will be
payable at the Court House in Opelousas,
within sixty days from the 30th Of August
1865.
All lots and parcels of land within said
District on which the taxes shall not be
paid within said sixty days will be forfeited
to the United States.
E. NJ. RANDALL,
G. W. AMES,
d. URBAN,
Direct Tax Commissioners for Louisiana.
Attest: K. S. DERrcKsoN, Clerk.
j. L. GARRELLY, Collector.
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g. Hizlckley & Son.

NOTICE. =.
MI Y SCHOOLS, THE OPELousAs FEMaLr
1vl COLLEGE and SCHOOL OF SPARTAN Ca
DIETS, will reopen Monday 2nd October next.
BoaId per week, $3 90
luton, primary, 90
Tuition, - Academic, - IS
Music, instrumental, per lesson, soc.
vocal i" Csc
French per week. 80
Washing, per dozen, SOC,
The term will last forty weeks. Half of pa-
irons bill required in advance; balance at middle
OF term. Deductions made only in case of pro-
tracted sickness. Pupils will furnish bedstead.
bedding, was hstand, bowl, pitcher, plate, knife,
fork, cup and saucer, spoon, napkins, &c s.,...i
Rev'd, }. s. Davis and lady in charge of board
ing department of Female School. Mr.. Alex.
Levy and lady in charge of boarding department
Of Male School.
Mrs: S. NJ. White, teacher Academic Female
School. -.
, Miss Octavia Wynn, teacher primary Female
School.
II. Bodemuller, music teacher (both Schools.)
Miss Josephine Wynn. assistant teacher music.
]. W. Jackson, A. NJ. assist male School.
J. A. Ganthier, professor of French.
Painting, wax work taught at so cts. per les.
son. Needle work of all kinds at Is cents.
D. T. WHITE, Principal.
Opelousas, July 29th, 1865
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ESTATE OF THOMAS McCRORY.

I'D III q UT ITUIHAO WCCRUR 7 I.
MEETING OF CREDITORS. s
"a meeting of the Creditors of Thomas
- McCrory, deceased, will be held be
fore W. A. Moriarty, Recorder, in his of.
flee, in the town of OpeIousas, on Friday
the 9th of Octobsr next, 1868, tor the pur.
pose of determining what disposition
should be made of the property of said es.
tate, for the payment of the debts there Of.
ea stE J.. V. CHACHERE.
Clerk ofthe District Court.
Opelousas, Sept. %. 1865.
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What fine head your boy has" said
az admiring friend, Yes. said the fond
father, .he's chip Of the old block--sin't
you, my boy ?' '.Y y es father, replied the
boy, "teacher said yesterday that was 4
young blockhead.H h As II asssss, 4
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THE oPELoUSAS COURIER.
0a'blished on Saturday, By Joel I'll. sandoz.

Il. CONDITIONS. s asu5-
Subscription, three dollars per year, payable in
advance, or 81 at the end of the year. a snbs.
criber wishing to discontinue must give written
notice to that effect and settle up all arrearaees.
Advertisements will be inserted at eight cents
per line for each insertion; and all advertisements
sent in for publication will be inserted in english
and french lunless otherwise ordered) until the
editor shall judge it convenient to discontinue.
No subscription will be stopped until all ARE.
arages are paid, unless at the option of the editor
Candidates to public favors will pay ten dollars
each, in advance, if they wish to be announced
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Estate Of Theophile Fontenot.
District Court, Perish Of St. Landry.-No 27s5
Joseph DEROUEN, of the Parish of St.
~ Landry, having applied by his petition TO
be appointed Administrator of the Estate of Theo
phile Fontenot, late Of tile Parish of ST. Landry.
deceased; In t
Now, therefore, any person intending to make
opposl ION to the said appointment. will file the
same in writing, at my Office, within ten davs
from the date Of the present notice
L. v. CHACHERE, Clerk,
CLERKS OFFICE, -
Opeousas. Sepfemher q. 1863 -lL--
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.u Estate of Caroline Iazaret.
District Court, Parish Of ST Landay.-No. 2737.
ISRAEL GUILLORY of the Parish of St Lam
Adry, having applied by his petition to be ap-
pointed Administrator of the Estate of Caroline
Lazaret. his wife, deceased, late of the Parish of
St Landry. y
Iheaefore, any person intending to make oppo-
sltlon 70 the said appointment will file the same
~ wfltihg at my office in the town of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
4} L. V. CHACHERE, Clerk:
CLERKS OFFICE,
Opelousas, September 23d; 1865
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CLERK 8 OFFICE,
Opelousas. September %, 1865.
-
BOCK-KEEPrMc

ass BooK-KEEPING. $3.50
RSHE undersigned will open acourse of Book.
Il keeping on the Cd prox. He requests the
young men who wish to- follow that study. ia
come and see him. He will always be found al
the store of Bloch, Firnberg & Co.
Il liaa ,Ysgt A. BORNE.
Opelousas, Sept. 10th, 1865. I4-3t.
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Estate Of Celeste Sayoie.
District Court, Parish Of St. Landry. y.-No. 273s.
II QSEPH CHENIER, Of the Parish Of St.
~ Landry having applied by his petition to
be appointed Administrator Of the Estate OF
Widow Celeste Savoie, late of the Parish Of St.
Landry, deceased;
Now. therefore. any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the same
in writing, at my office, in the town Of Opelou-
sas, within ten days from the present notice.
eiss L. V. CHACHERE, Clerk,
CLERKS OFFICE,
Opelousas, September %, 1865.
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PAINTER AND GLAZIER.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his
N friends and the public generally, that he is
prepared to do house painting, paper-hangng,
glazing dc. His prices will be moderate. He
hopes to merit share Of the public patronage.
J. CUMMINGS.
opelousas September 9, 1865. 5m
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..gass Estate of Louis Tate.
District Court, Parish Of ST Landry. -No.s744.
OUlS sTAGG, of the Parish of st Landry.
shaving applied by his petition to be appointed
administrator of the Estate of Louis Tate late Of
the Parish of st Landry, deceased;
Therefore, any person intending to make oppo.
stion to the said appointment, viii file the same
in writing at my office in the town of Opelousas.
within ten days from the present notice.
Z. V. CHACHERE, Clerk.
assFs4 CLERKS OFFICE -
Opelousas, September 23d, 1865.
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- NOTICE. 81 .3. ...s...s
HHNHE firm Of j. B. PLAUCHE e. co, has
= been dissolved by the death of Mr. j. B.
Piauche, Jr. The undersigned the surviving
partner, has been appointed. by the Second Dist.
net Court, ,liquidator of the business of said firm.
Office No. SO, Customhouse Street.
BIO. PLAUCHE.
New Orleans, September Cd, 1865. 81. II
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NOTICE. 8f = a
NHE undersigned have entered into co q
= partnership under the style Of PLAUCHE
o. WHTA They will attend to the sale Of
cotton, sugar. &c, and to- commission business
generally Office No. 81 Castomhouse street.
us M B. O. .PLAUCHE,
:. P.S WILTZ. siss
4 New Orleans, Sept. q, 1865 IA
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PUBLIC SALE

Opelousas, Sept. 2, 1865.