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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

LONDON MONEY MAnHET, July Notwithstanding
the favorable charaeter Of the revenue reurns
discount market has been active United States Five.
Twenties and Illinois Central reapsed 4 each. and
MONEY NJ AnKEr LONDON July s.-oonsols advanced
Z, ciosing firm at s8h to s6' French Rentes. IS
sian army has created impression Change as to
the Ns. early possibility Of negoations for peace.
the two days $4,000 bales 1000 on speculation Prices
LrvEnpooI- July SIS P. M.-ootton quiet and un.
changed Sales Of two days 600 bales including 1000
to spectators and importers.
The Manchester market Is quiet and STEADY,
BnEADsTUFFs.-Flour fat and Is lower. Wheat very
Su and Sd lower Corn still declining and Cd lower;
Lard inactive. Tallow inactive. but steady. 49,
PRopUoE-Ashes inactive Pots 2ss Cd. Sugar quiet
and steady Coffee steady. Rice steady, Linseed OH
LONDON. July s-P. M.-consols ssyl to $685. United
nois Central, "A to TAX.
COMMERCIAL PER NOVA ScoT1AM
LITEnrooL BREADsrUFFs MARKET July 6, 1sGe.-The
tendency Richardson, spence Co. report: Flour fiat.
VIII Wheat very dull and declined I'D per GENITAL Corn ae
Ing their st 5cks on the market; Mixed 2ss.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET. July 6-The Provision
Lard dun. Sales small, at 6ss to 7Os Tallow quiet and
L1vEnpooL PRODUCE MARKET July Ashes inactive.
".
Sales small. Rosn dull Spirits Turpentine inactive
Petroleum eteady, at lie 1od to 1s lad.
LONDON MARKET. July 5.-Bresdstuffs Inactive, but
steady. Sugar dull Coffee quiet and steady. Tea
steady. Rice quiet and steady Tallow quiet
LATEST COMMERCIAL PER NOVA SCoTIAN.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, July 6.-The Brokers'
Circular reports: Sales Of Cotton for the es 0oo
bales, including $500 bales to speculaors and H. 500
bales to exporters. The market opened duh and down.
ward. but closed buoyant with advance OF 11d to IA
on American, and 1ld to I'D on her descriptions,
owing to tho prospects OF peace Sales day friday
market closing 6Tmer
The authorized quotations Orleans Fair led; Mid.
ding IA I'd; Mobile Fair, 15kd; Middling l1d; Up
lands Fair, 16d; Middlng, 14d
Stock in port 600 bales, including 500 bales
American.
TRADE REPoRr.-The Manchester market is armer
and steady.
BREADsTUFFs,-The market is very dull, with q de.
cline on all qualities.
Phov1sIoNs.-The market is inactive but steady.
LONDON. July 6-Oonso 8 closed at SIX to 875s tor
money. Bullion In the bank has decreased S165 500.
AMRRioAs SrocKs.-United States FivetwentieB, 67is
to OK Illinois Central Tx to 7SH; Eric 9Sh to 80
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strcted character throughout, only as hhds having

stricted character throughout. only rs hhds having
The usual retail business has boon done at l2,s TO
sc Tor common, 4ko for fair 16c for prime TIC for
Cuba Sugars ruo at l2h to I3c for Nos Ia and 49, AS
the sales Of Moasses have been surrounded with
tons but there have been some few operations
AZ 5S to Soc per gallon for Cua The imports for the
ana 4s6 hhds 1875 tierces and OF Moases and
tue exports have been limited to hhds of Sugar-no
bbls of Cuba Molasses at 55c per gallon.
FaEiGhIs-There are no fixed reliable quotations
little better than nominal Thore is no steamship up
liverpool and the rate is I'd per ID for cotton to
BY steam to Now York aSd Boston to nTo
per ID for cotton and 75c per bb for -four and by sail
to 96o per lb for cotton aud 45c por bbl for
Mobile Market
MOBILE, July 13.-CoTToN.-we note a better and
600 bales for Northern account Com
panes to replace cotton lately burnt Factors deu and
more rmness at 20 to SOC for Middne '01ea Win
Sales of tho week 1900 bales. mostly Northern nc.
count
MONETARY AND FINAHoIAL-sales of Cotton for the
past three days have increased the supply demand
have been effected to-day to meet these Sales and other
engagements have been made for tho samo purpose
Now York market Dealers ropot tt the supply light and
sales limited on that account Some small sales have
out the least excitement
Commercial Sterling continues nominaiiy ut I55 and
Now Orleans Sight par.
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS, July 14.-CoTToN.-The Cotton market
yesterday continued dull and heavy with few inquiries
and little Offering Buyers wanting in confidence
to concede to holders prices. The sales of the day
were small and comprised Of few outside lots of i'd
ding at so to Sic; Low Mddling 2S to 2sISc Hold
era were asking from 81 to 32c for Mddlipg Tho New
York noon dispatch quotes the market dull and nom
nal at SO to SIC. The 1880 dispatch says Cotton un
changed in every respect: Uplands S5o We give our
quotations as nominal: |
Ordlnary ............... .26@26
Good Ordinary. .2792s
Low Midddling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2sS30
ot'iCe nioaiuB .32G0SS
Good Middling.
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Per Dbl.
Northwest superlne OF. at................S 1850 T60
Northwest extra at. a 900
Northwest extra family al. 10 60I2 90
Pennsylvania and Western superHne at.... $500 876
Pennsylvania and Western extra at 9l0@lO 90
Pennsylvania and Western extra family .50l40 90
Pennsylvania aud Western fancies sat.....l6O0@l7.GO
rye hour AT. $500
Pennsylvania corn meal at................ 1900 1855
BrandYwine corn meal 4. 1850 4. go
Most holders OF -four free sellers within the above
range of prices.
GnAIN-Supplies Of wheat come forward slow, and
the demand is limited; 1000 bushels old Pennsylvania
sold secret terms and 1900 bushels Delaware at
50 IS. Rye is not much inquired after We quote at
81 TO- Corn is dull and prices lower. Sales Of 800
bushels yellow at 05c and 1900 bushels mixed Western
at Gle. Oats dull and unsettled; small sales have
been made ut ca to 66c for and so to $50
for Western. Prices of barley and malt nominal
The receipts to- day follows 1850 bbs -four 1900
bushels wheat 6700 bushels corn and 1900 bushels
oate
PRov1B1oNs-There is very little doing in the way of
sales but prices are unchanged Small sales are max.
ing ut $50 b to 33 bb for MeBs Pork 40 to 2c
fb for Bacon hams 10 TO zoo for pickled do 18 to
for salt ehonld 8H to $50 for Lard and "a to
CSC per fb for Butter, as to quality
Observation-Disclosures dull. with small sales of Penn.
syvania bbls at 81 23 to a. and Ohio at 50 90
per gallon.
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Corn Meal, City Mills and Brandywine.. 5 2063 rs
GRAIN-Wheat-Receipt 1900 bushels white and 900
do red market active and again higher with sales
$50 bushels prime red at So 05 to 10; $50 bushels
white only reported at s. 15 per bpshe The demand
is confined to city miliers who are working con.
tracts which are to be Allied at specified period, and
the competition for the limited receipts causes the ad
vance In prices. Corn-4S00 bushels white and $3.50
bushels yellow ofered market not firm yesterday
but yellow cold at an advance Of cents Oats-l66O
bushels recoved sale OF Maryland light reported at
TOO per bushel Western Is quiet. quote nominal at SO
to 600 In bags.
MoLAssEs-No sales reported.
Pnov1s1oHs-Are quiet though very firm. We report
demand for export but orders be executed here
on account Of the wide range between market and
New York. Bulk Meats. though inactive to-day, are
held very firm at last quotations., 1910 for Shoulders
1910 for Sides Bacon tB quotabe for large small
lots at 17 to 173lc for Shoulders, 2012 20c for
sides and Hams, with more inquiry, rm $50 for
plain bagged and 246 to 25sc for sugar cured. Lard
dull quote Western In bbs nominal at 226c; City 22c
and refined in kegs at 24c per Id.
sEEps-Clover Ia held at so rs; Timothy nomi.
nal at SO 80 to 76; Flax So 26 per bushel.
SUaAR-Has been In rather better request with sales
of 20 bids Cuba at 60 hhds Porto Rico at l2h to
13c; 220 hhds Cuba and English Islands, 80 bids 10
rcs 40 bbis, balance OF cargo gchr O. O. CLARK
Barbados all on private terms also cargo of brig
fab. from Cardenas All hhds 81 trcs taken
ing at to 10c latter for good refining. Quotations
generally remain unchanged.
sALr-The demand is moderate and confined to lob.
Ground Alum 50 20 to 26 Fine So 20 to so per sack
Turks Island at 60 to Csc per bushel.
WHIsKEY-Isinactivew we report small lots OF 50 27 to
% per gallon; no inquiry for large lots
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1S.-Corros.-There has been
IN heavy aggregate sales factors mansstea dispo
sition meet tho views OF buyers but the
runpng good staple exposed for SO at any
time. moderate business transpired nevertheless
irregular lots which afford correct indication OF the
actual condition OF the market. The total operations
gular prices the closed as i has done daily
for nearly two weeks past in too unseted condition
VIZ ordinary 26 to $780, good ordinary 90 to soo
terdsy to-day $50 bales have been entered for direct
shipment TO Liverpool on account Of holders which,
Bales the the par Of and
but We do not include such shipments in reports Of
showing that larger supplies Of Foreign Exchange may
reasonably be expected to appear upon the market
against 44bO bales last week. and 1887 bales tho week
previous. The net receipts for the week have been
$3.50 bales the previous Tho aggregate eIports
for the week amount to 4t7e bales, against 9ls4 bat
stock band and on % sSboard not cleared this
ing s74 bales. against 742 bales last woek and
ports Tor the week have been distributed follows
yI ioSa baleg er New York 1871 bales for Liverpool
corToS STATEMENT.
:btock on hand 1st Sept 1865. .baIes-S3 239
Received Sv prsviousiy si"As'....'...7s7sai sai
s21,7SO
Exported since yesterday .............. 49,.
exported previously. .7A,856
-71A8B6
stock on hand and shipboar1 cleared 874
SUGAR AND Mt LAssEs-The receipts from the interior
ior inc past commercial week comprise rs hhds Of Su
gar including % hhds from Texas and 1876 bbs Of Mo.
OF which hhds Of sugar and 95 bbls OF Molasses
oeen received since yesterday The business done
IN domestic productions has been Of limited oharao.
Ihe only sales have been able to report were
10, oi =. hhds OF Texas Sugar at 1870 per fb and
hAHe not heard OF sale OF MolasBes In fact the stock
nov on hand nearly quite exhausted In imported
transactions have been quito heavy, and sales
>"ne the movement in foreign sugara has been Of 70
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Memphis Market.
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July 1L-TunPENrnSE.-
steady Sales Of 169 bbls O5 virgin SS O6 for
yellow dip and 81 5216 for hard per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TuRPEETINE.-Market unsettled and prices
fuctusng Sales Of az bbs at 4Sc country packages
and 26 do at 42o and 16 do at 46c per gallon whte
N. z packages.
RosIN.-Sales Of 200 bbs strained common at s2 217
do No at 50 7 to $3.50; and 27I do ct So to Sd for
Opaque. S6 to S6 S71< for No !, and 81 for Pale.
TAR-22 bbis received and sold at 81 76 per bb1
CoTToN..A small lot 70 baes) changed hands at $40
per lb for Middhng.
HAY-A lot OF so bales Northern received and sold
from wharf at 81 10 per 100 lbs.
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, July A.-CorFEE.-There is O little
better feeling on the part of holders but
sales. and prices though unchanged but nominal
We quote RIO at 16 to cents to quality Lssuayra
l8 to 10 cents; Java as to 26 cents, gold.
coTToN-The market continues dull and prices
nominally unchanged viz: for ordinary Upland 2s to
20 CENTS good do so to 81 CENTS low idding 33 cents
midding S5 to 81 cents per h.
FLouR.-We have to notice very quiet market: hold
ers firm for good descriptions and at full prcee but
the common grades OF which the stock chiefly consists
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VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY
In the Parish Of st. Landry
FOR SALE!
YHHE undersigned has for sale the following

YSHE undersigned has for sale the following
Il described Plantations:
l. A Plantation, situated 12 miles south
west from the town of Opelousas. in the Parish
of St. Landry, State of Louisiana, containing
BAG superficial arpents, and well improved, 100
arpents of which are timbered and 100 in cult
vaton; with dwelling house 40 feet square,
corn crib 30 feet square, a store-house 90 by
40 feet out houses and kitchen, all framed build
ings and newly erected.
2. Section 27 of Township s South,
Range 1 East, containing ga superficial acres
and partly improved. This Section is Is miles
southwest from the town of Opelousas, and on
ly 2 miles from the projected railway of New
Iberia to Texas.
g. A Small Plantation, adjoining the above
Section. containing 319 superficial acres, with a
field of about 40 acres, a good little dwelling
house, and other outside buildings, all Of which
are in good order.
d. A Tract of Well Timbered Land, of
495 acres in the vicinity of the above tracts
Will be sold, if desired, with Section 27. or Nos.
2 and B. or parcelled off to suit purchasers.
D An the above Plantations are in the most
fertile cotton-growing sections of the country,
and easily accessible to navigation.
T. FERAY, Opeousas.
August 25th, 1866. Am
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ublic Sale.

Estate of CarlOstin 1u=enne, deceased
DY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
ID Court of the Eighth Judicial District
of the State of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish of St: Landry, there will be sold
at public sale, to the last and highest
bidder, by the undersigned Administrator
or through the ministry of a duly commits
stoned Auctioneer, at the Grocery Store
of F. Brown, at Wathington, on
WEDNESDAY, Norembcr 14th, 1866,
the following described property belong
inr TO the Estate of Carlostin Auzenne.
deceased, late of the Parish of St. Landry,
TO WIT.
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FOR NEW~ORLEANS
I sfEsh The daily United-State Mail
sszz====s:==zzasaaand Passenger Packet
4 N N A T.,

j. }. ATKINSON Master, l.. ?. DeIahous-
saye, Clerk, will leave New Iberia every
day saturdays excepted,) at II 2. VI
for Brashear Git, in time for the New
Orleans cars. Returning, leaves Brashcal
City every day (Sundays exccpted,) on
the arrival Of the cars from New Orleans.
for New Iberia and all intermediate land
lngs on the Teche. The ANNA Z. CON
meets at New Iberia with the Mail and
Passenger.Coaches for St. Martinsville,
ermilionvilie, Grand Coteau, Opelousas,
Washington, Vile Plate, HolmesvilIe,
Cheneyyille, Alexandria, Natchitoches,
Mansfield and Shreveport.
The ANNA E., being furnished and fit
ted out in the most superior and comfort
able manner expressly for the convey
anco of the I. S. Mail and passengers,
offers the most pleasant and expeditions
means ct transportation upon the Alta
kapas waters. - Passengers will find
it much to their interests by procuring
through tickets to Brashear City from the
Stage Agents. Septl-12tf.
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REGULAR PACKET .
BETWEEN
ODeg0usas & New Orleans.
The Steamer
-. - CL LEON A..

c. c. PICKETT, Master, viii continue her regu
lar trips between Washington and New Orleans,
leaving Washington every Wednesday morning
at o'clock, and New Orleans every Saturday
at o'clock P. M.
The CLEoNA is a very light draugnt boat. new
and has good cabin accommodations. She stands
A L No. IN the Insurance companies
All freight consigned to Pitre & Carriere OF .
y. Hinchiey d Son, will be promptly delivered
and strictly attended to.
Freight taken as low as any other bgat in The
trade, and the most particular attention will be
paid to all way freight and business
&sa-Messrs. Bloch, Dupre 4 Co. are hereby
constituted agents for the transaction of all IL
siness concerning the freight &c of the CLEoSA.
A manifest of the Opelousas freight, &nd lie 1T
ters and packages for said town and vicinity will
be sent there at each trip of the boat.
Washington July 2Sth, 1866.
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Public Sale.
EstNte Of Yh6Otiste jam. d

Estate Of Th<otiste Jany, deceased.
~ virtue of an order of the Hon. the
- District Court of the Eighth Judi
clal District, Ill and for the Parish of St.
Landry, there will be sold at public sale,
to the last and highest bidder, by the un-
dersigned Administrator or by duly
commissioned auctioneer, at the last resi-
dence Of the deceased, in Opclousas, on
THURSDAY, Norember goth, 1866,
the following described property, belong
ing to the Estate of the said Th6otiste
Jany, widow OF the late Olivier Richard.
both deceased, late Of the Parish Of St.
Landry tO-Uit.
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For Sale,

FNWO WELL IMPROVED PLANTA-
Il TlONS of 100 acres each, situated
in Prairie Craig, iii the Parish OF Vermil-
lion, about six miles from Abbeville, two
miles from Bayou Vermillion, and near
the line Of the New Orleans and Texas
Rail Road, having all necessary build
lngs, about thirty acres in cultivation.
With orchards, gardens, and pastures.
and surrounded with excellent range for
stock. Possession can bc had at any
time this fall. Also several tracts of un-
improved lands. All the above lands are
as rich as can be desired.
Apply to
JAMES F. LEE, Surveyor
Prairie Craig, Vermillion.
September 22d, 1866. 15-tf
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L FRANKLIN college,.

The SESSION viii begin September 2d,
aud viii continue 10 months or y weeks.
one-half Of the above rate ss,ayable on
entrance, th6ot1cr half first oT February,
Students to furnish their own bedding.
etc. - The school is entirely free
from scctarianism.
There will io . nnhlic examination at
the close of III" Session.
G. A. FRAZEE, Principal.
QpclousaS, August lStlI. lSG6-ly.
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FURNITURE STORE
GROCER

VaSliL underSl-ncd has just arrived
Il from New Orleans with Il we'll Sc
icctcd assortment of household furniture
which he feels conttic>,t he can sell III :,
lower pric" than the same can be pur-
chased III The city, costs included.
lie has also brought ii larrc and well
selected assortment OF Groceries. tinvoro
&C., which, added to lis already wen as
S)','. I Irot,IE, leaves nothing to be de-
+t@,.I III that line Of busincss:-And his
Huvea will bc, as heretofore, as moderate
is possible.
Having secured the services of an ex-
cellcnt cabinet-maker, he will continue
to repair old pieces Of furniture.
l.. WAITER.
Opelousas, May 5th, 1866.
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r e S t a urant t ,

YNHE undersigned has removed his Restaurant
Il opposite the former residence of Mr.. Gibbs,
and near the corner building which he recently
occupied. He will always have on hand: Beef,
Veal, Mutton, Chickens, Vegetables, Oysters
fresh and preserved, Ham, Eggs, Hot Coffee,
Wines &C, all skillfully prepared and served W
at moments aotice. - He will also receive
boarders #PERDRK.
Opelousas, October 18th, 1866 I8--4f
ESTATE EMILE SYLVESTRE CLAUDE.
District Court, Parish Of st. L0ndry--No. -.
VALENTINE LATERRIERE, of the Par
ish of St. Landry, having applied byher Pc
tition to be appointed Administrative of the Estate
of Emile Sylvestre Claude, her deceased has,
band, late of the Parish of St. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make oppo-
sition to the said appointment, will file the same
in writing at my Office in the town of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
CLERKS OFFICE
Fl Opelousas, Nov. 81, 1866.
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sgsszIsssS sSs& &DSgs9sgRSsw

where the deceased last resided, situated
IN the town OF Opelousas, bounded on
the South by Bellevue street, West bv
Bayou lesson, North by Narcisse O. Qua
treYauN, and East by lots of B. A. Mar
tel and William Bell, beinSthe same pro-
perty acquired by deceased at the sale of
the property of Olivier Richard, made
on the IIth May. 1888. together with the
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ONE HALE LOT OF GROUND

situated i'll the Town of Washington,
N=s4a fronting On Bridge Street, together
i Es'I with the BUILDINGS and improve
ments thereon erected.
1" One Half Lot of Ground,
situated in the same Town of Washing
ton. fronting on Washington Street. to-
rether with all the BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
ONE GOLD UITCH
Terms and Conditions One third Of
the purchase money payable cash, on the
day of sale, and the balance III two equal
annual instaliments Of one and two years
from the day of sale. Purchasers fur
nishing their notes in solido with good
securities, and bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from
maturity until paid, and the property
sold remaining specially mortgaged unto
said Estate, until full and entire payment
of the capital and the interest which may
accrue thereon.
AGENOR GIRON,
Administrator
October 18th, 1866.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

THE undersigned hereby informs the public
i that he is now prepared to execute PHOTO
GRAPHS (portraits ON cards), for the moderate
yeisprice of -Four Dollars per dozen, and Two and
a&iaf for six. He still takes Ambrotype or Fero-
Y type pictures, at his store, Main Street =,
S. GALEOTTI
Opelousas, September 22d, 1866. 15-tf
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Household Furniture.

EHUEESEEaWKU Il aaK kkHG VhEVe
YHHE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
L lie that he has just opened in Ope.onsas
Furniture Store,
where will always be found: ARMOIRS, BED
SEADS, ROCKING CHAIRS, TABLES,
SlDEBOARDS, CHAIRS, &c. &c.
Being in constant correspondence with an ex>
tensive Furniture Store in New Orleans, he will
receive ahd forward orders for any article COM
prised in his line of business Consequently the
cheapest article OF furniture as well as the most
elegant and complete outfit may be procured by
this means. and at most reasonable price
lie also repairs old Furniture, and that u iicn
may be sent to his shop will be thoroughly reno
waited. j. DESIRE SOUYEUX,
Opelousas, October 18th, 1866. 1stf
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BUILDINGS { IMPROVEMENTS

thereon erected and thereto Dertaininp .
Two COWS and their calves;
4 lot Of silverWare
Household furniture ;
One armoir and many
other articles the
enumeration of which
would be toe tedious.
Terms and Conditions ALL the move
able property will be sold for cash on the
day of sale. The house and lot will be
sold one half payable on the 1st of April
next, 1867, and the remaining half paya-
bic on the 1st Of April next following,
1863. Purchasers furnishing their notes
with good security in solido, to the salts
faction of the Administrator, payable to
his order, at the Office of the Recorder of
the Parish Of St. Landry. in the town of
Opelousas, and bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from
maturity until paid. And, moreover. the
house and lot remaining mortgaged unto
said Estate, until full and entire payment
OF capital and interest that may accrue
thereon.
EDMOND RICHARD,
Administrator.
0otober 0~tb 1SHf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
DY Messrs. Valade g. Debaillon, Lrlm-
I'D Der of every description, from their
Saw Mill at Brashear City. Apply to
Messrs. j. & A. Perrodin, Opelousas,
where they have established depot. .
j. g. A. PERRODIN.
Opelousas, August 25, l666-11.
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THE OPELOUsAs COURIER.

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Advertising. five cents per square for
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