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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
A NDERSONVuLE.

EOR SALE-A four.story and basement
brown stone front HOUSE, having all modern improve.
nens In fttrae oider being newly painted throughout
Es,, f1ieths
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
A JACKSONVILLE.

NOTICE is hereby given that for the purpose
Of closing up the Fs,sts Of j. j. SMITH Co.. OF which
tho Assignee, will s. at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the
Oaiss of THOMAS & BENHAM No. l08 Brosdst., In the
City Of New York. toe St day of February init s
O'Clock. al the following Judgments in ny isycF "a A.
ssneo, viz;
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

A ANDERSONVILLE--See Advertisement OF
"A Eighth Page
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

A NDERSONVILLE--See Advertisement on
"A Eighth Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
4 ANDERSONyILLE.

INOR SALE or to LEASE-The RESI-
l. DENCE OF ". p. KELLOCG,'-sq.. siiust-d upon The
sound sbore ,bout NILE from the depot New Rochelle
Wesche.ter County The House Il large sad convenient
6ps shade trees Of sge UoEh smpo stable room Apply
to p g. BJILkLEY, No. ~ Wallet. Jsuncey court.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

INOR SALE-The Homestead HOUSE and
LOT No. 2s4 West Ninete-n nth st., between Nnh and
to close Of ot connecting ey an
sey EIg,. THIS property dcsibr either iof f.narnee
H. LLOYD, No. III Broadway or JOHN {. HO"SEh' No
2l3 Sixuraye.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
A NDERSONvILLE.

WANTED-An OFFICE or DESK ROOM
w on hra aoor. ou Wacr Front. Fulton or South sta
Addrrs. DANIEL BAUGI, New.ioSk PostOfhce.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

LNOR SALE-The DWELLING No. "a West
l. Forty sx,hst between Fifh and Sixth -sves Price
$4,000 For permission 10 see apply to ROBE BROWN
No ly Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
Real Qstase- for Sole.
A NDERSONvILLE.

L,OR SALE Low; groat bargain; two-stOry
and bssefne frame HOUSE. adopted for two families
No 20 West Forty With IS years valuable ground
lease rent ~ per cent value Of ground Inquire on
premises Also No. lease In splendid ordes tor
onsf amilv
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

EOR SALE-An elegant country RESI-.
l. DEECE s Peckskil. commanding magnificent Wow Of
Hudson House has eli the modern improvements good
oltbudngs shout IS Of land Terms easy. Ptuc Of
house. and particulars, ct DERRCkSON & BARrLETTs
No, 20 Beekma.iGf,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

NEW .ORIEAss, October 27.-It is reported
on good authority that Governor Wells will re.
conveue the constitutional con vehtion Of 1864.
He says he has assurances. from leading mem.
bers ,,of Congress that he will be sustained by
force, If necessary. .
Acounterfeit of thenow ave cent coin is in
circulation. II may be distinguished from tho
genuine by the softness Of the metal,
England pays annually. for Intoxicating IL
quor, enough money to pay the national debt
Of the United States.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

The New Orleans Orescens of the 22d. says !
"Gen Beauregardh has arrived hame from bis
European tour. and has slEsady assupsi the
duties in i,is Office of the Jackson Railroad
Company. lie. has Improved in Health aud
spirits, and expresses himself firm ID thebe-
lief Of better future for our Peulds. While
IN france he was treated in q manner that tswas
due SO repowped,a colder and civilian. tHis
presence aud abilities will have . cheering ~ef-
feet OH internal iinproyethe he lia." ...,..- -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

I"ScEEf AND CnARApEs AT GRiKSwoob-
Bv reference to the advertisement in another
roumn II will be secn that n Concert and Char
AIDES VIII DC given by the young People Of
Greenwood this evening for The benefit Of the
Methodist Church in the Village The inter
sting q character of the exercises, aud tue be.
neto!ent o'.i"ct proposed, will 10 doubt at
tract large audience.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

FENIAS TRIALS -Imrnelise r1eetinps Hovs
been held in the Northern cities in behalf oe
Lynch and MeMahon. the Fenian prisoners,
who have been convicted and sentenced to be
hung Secretary Seward las addressed a letter
to Sir Frederick Bruce in behalf Of the prison
ers.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Bishop Davis will preach in Trinity Church
on Tomorrow saturday. suorning al IL
o'clock. Also on Sunday morning at the same
hour; at which time the Rite Of Confirmation
will be administered. The public are nvitcd
to attend.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

sS' That PROSPEROUS paper. the Daily Augus
I" |rcss. thus speaks of our eigl,bor. al
Washington. Wilkes County, Ga:
"LNLAEeED.-Tl,e Washington Ga..ffc comes
{" us. enlarged aud otherwise improved. The
C"EFte ia hh excellent weekly, published Az it's
na'ne. Indicates. at the county-seat Of Wilkes
county. Price. So per AMMAN. alwavs IN ad-
vance. We notice that quite II nnnll,er of our
pronin"rt merchants advertise extensively in
the r"z.Ne. Others of The same avncntion
,.,icht fti it advantageous if they would do
like wier."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02
ABDEvILLE, Nov. 2. 1866 .,
Cotton is comfnauding 33 cents in this mar


Cotton is comfnauling 33 cents in this mar-
ket.
AUGUSTA, October 80.
COTTOE.-=The market opened brisk this
ming, but advices from New York al noon
caused q decline Of cent in the prices. a,d
the market closed witt, the following quota.
tions: Midding. 81; Strict hidjling, 30 !;
Good mid'lIing, 36.
Sales to-day. 34s bales, ns follows:-Is at
50, l45 at S5i, SO at $50. &c at SO. 81 at 364
and 4S bales at 3i} cents. Receipts. or bales
GOLD Brokers are buying at l4s, and
selling at $50
SlLFER.-Brokers arc buying at lt0. and
selling at l44.
NEw YoRK, October 3l-Cotton heavy,
with sales OF 800 bales; uliddling, ssh to 4nl
MOBILE, October 3l.-Coti"n sales to-day,
1000 bales! mid,llne 81. Market firm.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

PLANTATION To RENT.-See the ADVERTISE
ment Of l.. s. Irvine. who will rent to the
highest bidder on Thursday, the l5th inst. the
plantation Of the late Richard Watson, dec Il,
near White IIall-one of the most desirable
farms In the District
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

kENNY IL GRAY, 23S Broad Street, Augusta,
Ga.. invite attention To n superb stock Of
Ready Made C'"rh;ng, and GcMttnen's Fur
nishing Goods. Their stock il very large and
we'll selected, embracing the latest. bcs, anil
most fashionable goo,ls Of the season. In
style, quality aud prices, they nre prcpar
cd to oif'r great inducements 10 purchasers T.
Their Merchant Tailoring Department is accond
to none in the city. Our friends visiting Au-
grs'n. will do we'll 10 give them n call at Their
well known establishment under the Central
IIouse.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02


:: DAH CAsTsILo's GRrAr Sno~!-The great
show has come and gone, the excitement is
oyer, and our world moves on d. beTt -
There was q large attendance. especially of. the
darkiez, who find their congcnial element in
these entertainments. They seemed 10 hnve
plenty of money, which they dispensed with
characteristic Iiberalitv. Many one had come come
long distance to spend his last quarter The
procession through the streets was very impo-
sing, whilst the exercises OF tho ringAthe
grand and lofty ytunbling, the feats of horse
manship. the performances :,yqf "JanuaryT
".Czsr," and The 1nules the adventures of Herr
lepgel, the lion king, &c. Is, 6c.7-were OF u
Very Interesting and amusing; character. -
s'- - - ----Aa- s-ok------5 - ~, ~
TaE REroaMED PRssB BYTEnIaS.--Byr reference
e the adyer,isement IN another scoIupn, it viii
be seen that the Rev. J. 1. Bonner proposes 10
commence the publication of religious week.
y. npdss the above title q, Due y est. 81 c.,
on the Isl January next, The paper will le
the organ Of the Associate ''fsefor;mietd Church
Ind viii oeeupy the position Which was so fciiig
saa sbty a.sldSy5tss Bes' sWssss Telescope.
We welcome the editor ,ssas3; aau ss.iato The
Held Of jOurnaiisnsc casd wish him . long, plea
sahsApd ;5Sstaf easees: 9 - 80 a-TIatfsn'32-
.:i'Esohsnges silEsonssr nscfasor by sdirsetiss
iatsbpcese, the Rsfe.msd ,Prssbgtssisp. I: Dps
"sAss&. 4sa.4zssl l. - aa.'a sit ga&e
-''SxAE sos aIuAsLssRS a.spe dfts5ese
.tsntion 10 the advertisement Of Mr.. John n
Wilson, whowili ssileat Donnaldstille, on the
1xh INST. tv6 ysluabIst tr6sa sof4iad, 4l6ouse-
AJiaaad kischss,sasai iaS.;; spiansatt tSn,iwpis-
nsssss, essltss shsss sfs ths, efsp Of Cha Rresess
ysar. .zz,s.ts, s.
GH- See the ddbsrfisoment- Of John c.
vsn6s EssSssdt8 tof tds Kisstats Of A1lsS Vance
4ssssy rsasssGhg siP psss osssH4pihsiasmaSa,
48z5bSt tSbsS atdtheAk kpsur diy ssss
tssisd y llsss sEsass csssRysssty
. Hh4rs" "ats s9ofrisk stores in courso Of con
Attaatai Ga.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

sI5~ At The Estate Sale Of Mr.. Rolf. Ellis,
d"eea5ed. cotton sold at; 5 CENTS per pound in
the seed; corn, 81. 90 per bushcl the land at
from So to sl5 re. ncre. Gil a credit Of twelve
months. ..-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

cB- We regret to announce heavy loss
sustained by Mr.. c. Z. Haskell, of our Dis
trict. III the burning of his barn add ada.
cent buildings, containing 1900 bushels Of
corn and other produce. besides &c bales Of
cotton. The Gre was the workof on incepdia-
ry. Three negroes have been been arreeted
and lodged>in Jail, against whom the circu,n-
stantial evidence is very strong. We trust
that the guilty parties will be brought to
speedy punishment.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02
=" The Associate
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN.

.IINDER tbe above title the subscriber pro-
" poses 10 resume the publication OF the
ss,bne. Wast Telepsdpe. Tor the A, T. Synod, on
the lat January, 1867.
Subscription --:Zhrss Doitaisa yearss II, ID
eatee in earfeacy. :a.Htf ~ s+s...tfq
;by giving .bis' suiotSe a, insertion 81 twd.
SAiso. by ssnsasg hstheirspapersie aays4ss...e Z,
pSs wet, s. G, ost, %, 1885. ..t Il
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

TnE> >YofE Of PesSsilyslt.-Atthe election.
held On ,ls stsi II tis moaplih, tie total vote or
psnhsy yisssbiAa wsssbost s. feeo, 81, ~ fou1a'
sbsaisSess, sgado Il This Ii sBsaar esst vote 4star,
sps iRAhe .ssrss;s % ilswiHg 10 shssaa sisl
sssu.t sr tGes ssast::s gssry, Eadisal ses,asaaf
sts,den,osssh 2sa, ,a0os Majority sfes Sea;
.ry II, l3n, The Yets for sHovqser, is 1853:
stood idf cafin, fspdStisss, 2sS,s6e; aud f5f
80taFass, asnsstss .l a ss4l gss l;ll el..< >. IL
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

I. MarKsAAsa ossqAn, &r,5hs .ssse ,,haj
sAuahsths Fasias staa asss aaA Asssbs,
saas e. much dseusion here. Aasskst 4assks
lot otwar materials has srsived from Eng
Gland. -,.,:..,.,, sgss;.,,;ss y. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

tbs NEwnEnEY llEEAID.-We congratulate
our friends OF the Htrahf upon The energy and
enterprise which have enabled them so soon to
overcome the disasters Of the late fire, aud to
resume their formcr dimensions, 1t .s now II
full-s' s'zcd weekly, replete with oil that is IN
teresting and useful in curreut news---n WORTHY
representative Of the wealth. pubic spirit aud
intelligence Of the District
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

NLw ADrERrIsEMsNrs.--Ilhnt to Rent
NJ. =. Irvine.
Notice.. G. Vance.
Fresh Arrivals at DR.. Parker's
Notice 10 Dcbtors-M. Strauss
The Associate Reformed, pre.byteriau--J. I.
Bonner.
Tnbleahx and Concert al Greenwood.
Citatons-W. Hill.
Gun ruwder-Chaa. III. Noise.
Clothiny IIouse-kenny & Cray.
Snle-J. r. Wilson,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-02

Astronomers tell us to be on the look out ioI
n shower of metcoric stars on the night Of the
18th Of November: or at farthast, tile night o.
the i4tl-posslbly both nights.
The Opelousas courier., 1866-12-08

College Commercial de Dolbear-Il y a
81 ans que Get institution existe ; ct l'on
peut dire avec justice que pendant ce long
espace de temps, e}le ma cesse un instant
de rendre service au public. C'est la NEIL
leure ecole de commerce du Sud, ct de Ia
sont SORTS nombre d'hommes devenus chefs
de maisons, de comptoirs, ou de bureaux
de finances. Son succss done etc I'M
mense, ct tout ce qui peut etre fait pour lie
perpetuer, lie president de ce college, Nj.
Rufus Dolbear, lie fait ayec un soin soutenu,
ct avec une application, une vigilance infa-
tigables. TT notons bicn que NJ. Rufus
Dolbear n est pas seul controller Ia mar
che de Get etab,issement 81 utile; il est as
siste dams ses travaux par un bureau dad
miuistrateurs, compose de nos plus anciens
ct de nos plus respeetables citoyens Aussi
lPinstitution don't il s'agit cst-elle aujour-
d'hui sans riyale, ct sou existence pris
Importance dune necessite publique. Ce
qui lie prouve, c'est lie besoin qu'on de ses
eleves, fort en- demandc partout dams les
grandes maisons d'affaires ct, bien que )e
nonbre de ces eisves soft considerable,
comme il Sc renouvelle constamment, lie
college, a raison 2ussi de la waste etendue
de ledifee Gu il occupe, peut toujours rece,
voir eeux gai desreut en- suiVre les cours.
II etait important de rendre ca fait public
ct c'est ce dai jsstilie cette notice. .-4bctitt
The Opelousas courier., 1866-12-08

Carver ajolltait Il son apparel une nou-
vellc grille pour cmptcher DIFFERENTIATION
lu cotton dams les espaccs laissGs au-dcs-
Sis des dents, accumulation Qui faisait
que les tibres du cotton ttait couD6cs on
cnmtl6es. En- 1915, un cylindre i brosses
Ctait ajoutG 4 laplareil qui ainsi compile
tee devenait lc cotton gin par excellence.
ottlant des avantages dune sup6rioritG
incontestable ct Gvitant les defaults 81
gnales jusqu'alors dams toutcs les ma
chimes Il egrencr le cotton.
NIais Ia ne s'est pas arrGtG le genie de
Invention. Les lubricants du gin Cal'-
Ter ont aioute d'importantes innovations
don't Futilite sera reconnue par les plan
teurs, c'est dabord une bolte s'ajustant
ellememe pour lie cylindre a dents de
scie ct les brosscs, boite qui pour objct
d'tviter la friction ct rtcllautticment, puis
ce qu'ils appellent "adjustabls GRATEFUL
butts" Qui tacilite l'ajustagc ct Ia rtglc-
mentation de differences pieces.
Tn DIES avantages du Gin de Carver est
que Pacheteur peut torUours remplacer
chaque partie de la machine on Sen pro
curer des Duplicates.
Enfin, on peut Sc pr0curcr separGmcut
un apparel il ncttoyer, '.patent roll
! clearer qu'on pcut ajouter i rapparcil.
C'est unc invention que N. VIM. Foster
Pratt, agentpoU la vente du Gin Carver,
/ Il f;iit brevcter Ell 1850. NJ Pratt est, de
puis trente ans, ragent pour In vcnte des
gins dc f. Carver & Co.; il invite les
rlantCErs examiner le modele qui fonc-
tonne 4 la Foire, ct il s'emprcssera de
donner, i son magasin, 10 rue Gravier,
/ toutes les eXplications d&sirables.
| AbeuIe de iU Nourclie- Orleans.
The Opelousas courier., 1866-12-08
La Cause Perdue.
Histoire de la GHerre des CoHiCdfrfs
az DOiut de 1ne dN .NuI.

az point de rue dH Sud.
Nous avons r"cu un volume de $50 pa.
ges environ, portant le titre qul precede
l. L'auteur, NJ. K. A. Pollard, ancicn rcdac-
teur du Richmond EGuminer, a entrepris
nun<cu!emeut de decrire les evGncments
de In guatre de secession, nlais encore
d en- lndllucr les causes originclles ct den
rechercher les consequences poIt!ques
pour l'avcnir. Ce est done pas IN sim.
pie recit de batailes gull nous prtsente,
c'est aussi une appreciation des fats enYi-
soges au point d: vue polllque et social
au,ant qu'au point de vue mihtaire. L'au-
.eur est un homme du Sud On, pris une
par active CONNIE Journalistic aux tvtne-
men.s poitlques Gull relate. Ga ne peut
done attondre de Iui ce calme que peut
garder h'storien qni cxhune dc la pous.
sieTe du passe dcs evGnements p"ur les
queIs il ne saurait sc pas>'onner. LIE style
de N. Pollard Sc resent neceSsalrement
drs convictions ardcntes qui Ianiment,
mas on volt en- meme temps chez iui le
d.,s!r sincere d'Gtre impartial Il n'epar-
gae n! la criiGue nj la censure az pcupIe
dti Sud, d Ses chefs poitiques ou ses ge-
nt1aux. Il pcut cucIquefois Sc tromper ct
comme,t.e das erreurs de fait ct d'Hppr6.
cintion, mais il Sc trompe de bonne fol.
Les fats generauX son', autant que nous
avoIs pa en- juger par une lecture rapide,
prdsentas avec une grande exaclitude,
s!ais nous auroas que'ques reserves a
faire sur certalns points, notamment sur
la bataille dc Shiloh.
L'ouvrage de NJ. Pollard est appele a
rendre de grands services a la cause du
Sud. II for,nera la con;gc-partie de qnInzo
histories pubiees par des 6crivains du Nord
eft dams la plupart desquelles les fats sont
denatures plaisir, ct il est a d6sirer que
| IA circulation men soft pas reslrein'e aux
| E,ats Unis. Nous n'avous pas besoin de
lie recon,naader a nos lecteurs. II mes:
mas une fan,ii,,e du Sud Gui ne doive desi
rer avoir en- sa possession l'historIque des
eyenements auxqueIs un gu p!usIenrs de
ses membres ont pris part.
LA Cause Perdue forme un fort volume
in octave de 1872 pages, orne de q beaus
portraits des principaux personnages poll
tiques ct m.itaires de la Confederation
L'ouvrage etc public par une association
d'editenrs des principales viIIes du Sad, a,
nombre desquels figure NJ. JAS. Fl. Hum
mel, de la Nouve'le- Orleans. LIE prix dc
la subscription est modique eu egard
Importance du volume il varie de cine
d sept dollars, suivant la relieure. 0;
peut souscrire en- s'adressant NJ j. FL
Hummel ou ses agents.-Abe:lIe.
The Opelousas courier., 1866-12-08

VENTE PUBLIOUE.
7 L sera veudu en- vente publique par Ia
I soussignee ADMINISTRATIVE GU par un
Encanteur d1ment commissioner, le
SIlHEDI, Is D6cembre 1866,
a la residence de Madame Alice Davis, au
quarter de Big Cane, les proprietes ci-
apres decrites, dependant de la succession
de feu Joseph ?, Davis, decede, savoir:
8 tetes de b6tes cornes; un mulet; s
cochons ct la marque; vingt-cinq t6tes dc
moutons un beuf; uue charrette beufs !;
un laede meubles de naison: ustensies de
cuisine Instruments aratoires, ct quelques
autres articles. sComditions :-Comptant.
ALICE DAVIS,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
Ter Decembre 1866.
The Opelousas courier., 1866-12-08
8 Drcnnnhrp 1866.
AG:INCE.

TEEX qni, en- ve7tu dun acte du Con~rcs ap-
Y ] prouve lie II juin 1866, intul5 .'Homestcad
Act" ont lie droit a 50 acres de terre, pelvent
s'addresser all soussigue, qui leur procurera les
ttres necessares, ,noypnnant :S25.
A ceux pour qui il ne pourra procurer des titrrs
il ne rGcamera que 81 80 plus les ytempS, pour
tras de correspondence.
Tout indiyi,l1l, sans distinction De race on De
c0ulcur, a droit elatuitemrnt d 80 acres de ttfre
pourvu quill ait point porte les armes contre les
Etats-J ais. I. tERAl.
Onelnnscs Ter D.cenlhre 1865.
The Opelousas courier., 1866-12-08
Moulin a Egrener le Cotton.

Nous avons deja fait allusion au mcr
veilleux moulin d tgrener le cotton que
ehacun a pu voir fonetionner i FExposi-
item Cette machine est le resultat de
perfeetionnements nombreuA apportes au
eotton gi,. primitiyement inyulte par Ele-
azar Carver en- 1907, 4 Ngtchez, sIissis
sippi. Depnis cette epoqne yingt breyets
a'anvention ont Gte pris saccessivcmcnt
par Hnventeur pour des ameiiorations
suecessises, don't nous ne signalerons que
les deux plus impoltantcs. In is3s u.
The Opelousas courier., 1866-12-08
4. v i S
iTX NTEITS DE ST. Ii NDR J
LAFAYETTE. 81. NIRIIE
E,Lr i l'IEEI LN


E'AI ouyert j Washington, Lne.. le
~ - Noycmbrc. In bureau de Factcur
Ell cotton q de MarcIIanI Commission
uuire, dams le but principalcm"l,t d'ache-
ter aIsx uabitAmi&, lcuTs rGcoItcs OH d1
lAoins unc pa:tie dc leurs r@coltcs, en
lc1r "lIo,ant lc 1HtiEc pri1 que lcur zap
portcrait leurs cOtons sur lc maEcht dt Ia
NouyvlIe-Orltans. J'aurai ayec MOI orS
GvhantiIIons de toutcs les cias1Iiicalo'lS
uu marchC de In NouvelitOrlcat,S a'ii@l
qunnc bai0ncc appr"HNto par loliicl%,
dc IEtat nommj i cvt ct:ut. Je r2ccVTdi
trc> fois par Sc:.!,,inc dp> priX courHnts
ct lyS .journ&u1. Do crttt llAli1t'it Ia
Git0nt rcut Gcvcnir son prorre n"r-
cElall,,. ,r.,,i l. jour que les rliE hi co'l-
yjcnn>nt, tvite d~S tt:,i:; ct iio pout Plus
So plaindvc d'Gtrc tr0mpC, Iii sur ie pr:A
III sur le ro;,i, DC Son "oton. ce sinl est
pour ltli IN point capital.
\ tot!s ccuN Gui rr0ient Quill est dr
leur ayantago dc vcnurv lcur cuton >,ll
IL lnurcit de Ia Nouvri,r~Dri%,ni, .je tei'ai
uuc ayancc dc 80 Il S..0 par bale scion
III pll"iit; du cot0n, ;;vrr /: condition c.
rrcssc que &C cotton IA" scra conSiGnt.
!. DESMNhE.
Ir"nt.
L. ). II est bicn cnt2ndu que lor%4r;
.i'acIttcr;:i du coton, ,e lc raiclai conL2-
The Opelousas courier., 1866-12-08
A " L 8

Y ES Magasins de Depot de c. C. Pickett. oc-
- eup6s maiutenant par NM. Pitre & Carriere,
ayant etc spares scat pEc5s recevoir lie fret de
tous les bateaux reguIiers de sstte nsvigations
Tout lie cotton recu dams Fssragasins de NM.
Pitre s. Carriere, ct destine stle expedie par lie
steamer CIeona, sera assure alaes fras peMaeagt II q
les dix premiers iours. Ceux qu voudronp laY-
ser leur cotton sous la protection de rassuraTceG
pour un plus long espace de temps que les dix
joars mentionnes, paieront eux-memes les frais
de assurance. Lie cotton est assure immediates
ment apres avor etc recu dams les Magasins de
Depot, La police Fassurance peut etre exami-
nee aux magasins de NM. Ptre & Carriere.
C. c.. PICKETT.
?. S-Le steamer CLEON4 continue a fare
ses voyages reguliers en- prenant lie fret a aussi
bon marche qu'aucun autrr bateau. c. C.P.
Washington, s Decembre l066-26t
The Opelousas courier., 1866-12-08
Tn fusii de ehasse, double; .-
Tn bel assortment de
Meubles de Maison.

en- acajou ct en- noyer noir, consstant prncipaIe-
ment en- bureaux, sofas, tables chaises, bois de
Its, pendules, &c.
Instruments aratoires,
Ustensiles de cuisine ct une nfini-
te d'autres articles don't Remuneration serait top
Tongue
Conditioas:-Toutes les proprietes mobiiieres,
conrprenant les chevaux, les muets, les bstes a
cornes, les cochons les meubles de maison, les
ustensiles de cuisine, les instruments aratoires,
&c. payables compliant, lie jour de la vente, ell
billets du Tresor des Etats- Unis.>
Les terres seront vendues a un credit dun.
deux ct trois ans de credit, compter du jour de
la vente paybes en- especes, on leur equivalent
en- bilets du Tresor des Etats Unis Les ac-
quereurs foufnissant leurs obligations ayec
caution solidaire a la satisfaction de la veuve ct
des heritiers dudit Eliakim Littel lesqueles por-
teront interst rason de huit pour cent par an
a compter de lecheance deehaque terme iusou'a
parait paiement. Une hypotheqne speciale sera
cohserVee sur les terres avec le privilege reserve
an ve1deur, jusqn'au Placement final tant du prin
cipal que des interets gui auront pu saccroitre;
ct les acquereurs promettant ct sobligeaut de ne
pas aliener on autrement disposer d'aucune ma
mere quelconque, les terres ainsi achetees par
eux all prejudice de ladite hypotheque
Les obligations seront faites payabes fordre
de Dame Henrietta M. Wackherhagen, Executri-
ce Iestamentalre dudit defunt. a son domicile,
! dams la Paroisse St. Landry.
Fl. Nj. WACKHERHAGEN,
Erecutrice Tsstameata,rc.
! Opel0usas 20 Octobre 1866.