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HABIT ton,

situee a Vile Plate, consistant en- une
Malson de residence avec ses Dependant
ces, ct un morceau de terre mesurant cent
cinquante arpents, (plus ou moins) borne
au Nord par Nine. Alexandra Lazarro, le
chemin public qui conduit d'Opelousas a
Alexandra, ct par Alexis Latour, an Sud
par Onezime Guilory, PEst par Arcade
Guillory Alexis Latour ct lie Cimetiere dc
Vile Plate, ct FOuest par Pierre T.
NORM.
Cette terre sera yendue par parcelIes
on morceaux detachts, pour la conlmodite
des acquereurs.
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ATELIER DE VOITURES,
ET FORGE.

HERBERT & CLARK ont rhonneur
I'll d'annoncer leurs-amis ct au public
en- general, qu'ils ont forme une societe d
leffet de continuer la manufacture ct are
paration de voitures, tenue jusqu'a present
par s. P. Clark.
L'ouvrage de forge, pour habitations ct
autres, sera touJours execute promptement
ct parfaitement.
Leurs conditions seront invariablement
pour du compliant.
Opelousas q Fevrier 1866. 37tf
The Opelousas courier., 1866-02-24

SUCCESSION MARIE LOUISE GILBERT
Cour de District St. Landry,-No. 26l5.
II EANDRE C. BOURQUE, de la Paroisse St.
IL Landry, ayant presente une petition pour
etre nomme administrator de la succession de
feu Marie Louise Gilbert, decedee, reinforcement
de la Paroissc st. Landry;
En- consequence, ceux qui ont des raisons le.
gales opposer ladite nomination devront les
deduire par ecrit, mon Burean, en- la Vile DO
pelousas dams les dix jours qui suivront la date
du present avis. f.
L. v. CHACHERE, G,edfer.
Opelousas "a Fevrier 1866.
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CheVal EDaVe.

49, Ii etc arrete CONNIE epave, le
TTA '16 du courant, par lie soussigne,
au Pont Rider, dams Ia Paroisse St. Landry,
un cheval AMERICAN couleur sagne, age de
9 ou 10 ans, les deux sabots de derriere
blancs, ct sans marque visible.
LIE proprietaire est requis de venir prou-
yer sa propriete, payer les frais ct femme
ner, autrement il en- sera dispose scion la
loi, apres les delais legaux.
JOHN WYBLE.
St. Landry "a Fevrier 1866. 37-5t
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@gCeux qui diront dorenavant que NJ. Vat,
ter lie vieux GrOcer) nest pas bien assorti en-
comestbles, ne ssvent pas ce qu'ils dissent on he
dissent pas ce don't lis peuvent assurer en- allant
voir son magasin. e,
Yeir son nouvel avis; dams une antre colonne.
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Mort de l'Hon. Isaac E. Morse

Nous regrettons d'avoir a annoncer la
mort de Get excellent citoyen, decede a ia
Nouvelle Orleans le IL de ce mois.
Nj. Morse etait natif de la Paroisse St.
Martin. II fut de bonne heure admis au
bareau ct exerca la profession d'avocat avec
distinction, sans s'ecarter dune regle de
conduite stricte ct honnete. LIE suffrage
de ses concitoyens Ia successivement ele-
ve aux emp)ois de Representant au Con-
gres ct Avocat general de l'Etat, ct en-
dernier lieu il fut nomme par le President
Pierce, Commissaire des Etats Unis a Pa
mama. Par l'amenite de son caractere ct
ses sentiments bienveillants. il s'etait ac-
quis l'estime generate de ses concitoyens
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UN MORCEAU DE
TERRE DE PRAIRIE,

stue pres de Vile Plate, daus la susdite
Parolsse, mesurant quatrevingt dix.hut
arpents (plus ou moins) costa dire sept
arpents de face sur quatorze de profon.
deur, borne au Nord par Marius Coreil ct
Etienne Couleau, au Sud par Mcdaniel,
Gober ct Etienno Couleau, a FOuest par
Nine. Alexandre Lazarro, ct pEst par
Andre t. Tidrine
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aIfaIfal. .l.l
=, DIR. q. J.. KIsNER,

nyr,IU TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
0rrIc,,:- Spsr., CENTRE WHEELING, w. VA
30 HAVING SECURED THE SEk-
I(UIGES OF an Intelligent aSSlsIan az. VIZ
viii attend to the prePaIuiOhh n, vi Iriii ens-
SIa him 10 Give more attention TO out RI e
tients especially to his many irienoS IN y III N
Country HIS medicines are all pfePHa1ss1L,tnttt
Me 1yIi,. and all delivered 10 uls ~.
Hen ~ nv himSelf DR. X. treztIS ~ 49,
both Acute and Chronic with whlGn ail NJ new
iIv Is nffiicted, He hasa large NUMBER OF ue ~
remedies, which have proved reiila nlS ~
successful in many of those obSthate C.t 49,,
ShT0nle S 70 Sc eufble Ia among Which may
be named: Consumption, ScroI9Ilaas-, r. IL ~
charges from the Ear, 0zena. EnlaTgeo l,Si' n
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints
RfonEhitfs and all diseases OF the Ihroat
and Air Passages. HyPeLtrophy and an ON
Spinal Affections, and all diseases OF Lne ; NJ
yous system, is acknowledged by al VINO naS W
tested Ii to be the most certain and sucCeSSIul
ever known to the medical profession. u. N.
mas been eminently successful IN the tfe3 tt-
ment OF All d,seaseS PefPSa IL
LeucrThea, Uterine and OVarion IuInoisS
ProInpsus Uteri and all Nervous diseases 10
when nc n I1es speciSity in the treatment of
oil Chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
Organs viz: Catarrh OF BIsaaer aG and
DTibbling of Urine, Urinary DepoSIs OF
Gravel Diabetis and DihiCult Urtnattng, Sy-
nhIlitic Diseases in all their varied forms
;honarrhea, its complications and se9uell@,
Spermntorrhea and Impotency, and all nilec-
lions consequent upon youthful ndiscTetions.
Also specIAi attention paid to the treatment
OF FIstulas, White Swelling, Scrofulous
sores. Varicose Ulcers, &c Persons aftiicted,
nartIcularly with old troublesome cases,
Should lose no time to call on or address DIX
KISNER. Communications containing Zee
promptly noticed. office prescriptions ana
mmedIcine cash. For visits in city, same as
other Physicians Ofice hours, A; NJ 10 IL
NJ. p. III. TOD P. NJ, and p. NJ. toeP. NJ
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Trustee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d executed to me by Leonard G. Frost,
bearing date on the 18th day Of June. 1855,
and now on record In tho Recorders office OF
Ohio Count West Va, il will sell on WedEeS-
dny, the 18th day OF February next, at the
Court House Ofsilid county, at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder, the following
property, all now being in and about the
ware houses situated on lots No. Is, "a and 10,
on Main street, inthe city of Wheeling, and
occupied by Pryor, Handlan & Co., TO wit:
one boiler, boiler house and iron smoke
stack attached thereto; one engine, with all
its attachments; griSt mill and all; its FIX
lures; french burr stones; patent corn sheIlleFI
patent corn cleaner, the Injector complete,
with all necessary betting; three complete
sets of elevators, sinks and eonyeyorS; all the
shafIing, gear wheels and betting In any man.
ner connected with the machinery; patent
holster complete, q wheat separator, all the
gnrners in tine third stories, spOutS, conduc-
tors and delivererS, speaking tubes on the first
and third floors and all and every thing con-
nected with the said machinery, and the
business thereof --r-.f, - gr-fa
TERMS OF sAI.E-The purchaser can pay
the whole in cash, or give his notes at four
and six months, bearing interest nom date,
with approved security. : e 81
jnrH-td 4 n R.ICRANGLE, Trustee. !
The above sale Is postponed to "Wednesday,
March 22d, 1856. X. CRANGLE, Trustee.
fab a
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Tr11stee's Sale:!

by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
b executed to me by Leonard c; Frost and
Mary A, Frost his wife, bearing date on the
second day of FEBRUARY, 1855; md now on re
cord in tile Recorders office Of Ohio county
West Virginia, will sell on "wednesday, me
House Of said county, at public auction, to
the highest and best bidder, the following
pr0perfy. 10 Witt Lot numbered 'thirty-stX
$50 living and being on the west side OF Main
street, In that, part OF the city OF Wheeling
known as Centre Wheeling, togetherwith the
storage warehouse, with its RppurtenanceS
TERMS OF SALE, Cash. Selling as Trustee,
will convey such title as is vested In, me by
said deed of trust. :,
IanH-td s. BRADY, trustee.
The above sole is postponed to "Wednesday
March 22d, 1855. s. BRADY trustee.
feb9}-td
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capltaI.....-....


NC ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions
ONCE No. i Mel nre House, being The samG
formerly occupied by Adarns' Exprea CO.
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Trnstee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
d made by Samuel HumeS and wife dated
respectively rs follows The first on the 18th
day of July, 1861, which deed is on record In
the Recorders 0ffice In Deed Book g, folio III
deed Is of record in Deed Book IS, folio ISL,
will offer at Public Sale, at the front door OF
The Court House, on SATURDAY, the 9th
day of February, 1856, ut II o'clock the fol-
lowing described property, lying In the town
of Lagrange, in the County Of Ohio, and
designated in the plat OF said town as lot
number three, in square number six with the
buildings and improvements thereunto be-
tONss' 1't W A. ROBINSON,
Fhe Above g sale is postponed untif fu asfch
10Th, 1856. feb2i
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Especially, who have become the victims n,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destrucffys
habit which annually SWEEPS to an untinaIS
crave thousands OF Young Men Of the mr:S,
excellent talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have enhanced listsnInS
SeTlafes with the thunders of eloQueDCa a.
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may cal
TpIfI1 mil confidence.
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TIKI srREEr RAILwA1.-The com
mitteo appointed for the purpose by the
"Chamber OF Commerce" are still in
correspondence with the street railway
companies of several cities, both East
and West, with view, as We have be-
fore stnted, of ascertalning what would
be the cost per mile OF constructing the
road. and stocking the same. The COM
m,ttes-expect to be. able TO report soon,
when a meeting will be calledo OF the
aChnmbers' and OF the citizens gener-
alIy, 10 put tho project In definite shape,
So far as we have heard any opinion
Expressed on the subject, the determine
alton Is pretty general TO keep the CAPT
tai OF the road In the city. is .i.5
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contempia.
ting marriage, being aware OF Physical WeaE.
ness, Organic Debility, DeformitieS, speedily
He who places himself under the care ofpr
]. may relfgiously confide in his honor ns a
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his
skill as physician.
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ANorHRR RAILROAD PRoJECr.-In
this day of rnilroad projects, when
plans for the connection of cities by
rail arc so common, NC come in for our
full share. we have been discussing
for a long time the propriety of a rail-
road from here to the Panhandle road,
opposite Steubenyille, Then We have
tho street railway, which more iinti-
mately concerns, and more generally
causes discussion among our citizens.
We now have tho project of railroad
from here to st. Clairsvile, and, perhaps,
to Cambridge, Ohio. The distance to
the first named, place is about ten miles,
othe last named about 40miles. We
cannot tell now anyways near what the
cost Demonstrating the road would be.
Soma one more yersed in such affairs
can better supply such statistics. Bnt
this we do know. That the country
through and into which IL IS proposed
forum the new rond Is n rich oneFvln
stock and agricultural producuons,
and to more fully secure the trade OF
the section referred to should certainly
he mn object with us. ATailroad would
make this trade much brisker, insure
what we have and secure us more
we cannot say that the project has as
vet taken definite shnpe. but believe
that Mt some day the connection wiilbe
made.
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Rrrrhb. Npws.LThe river was falling

yesterday, with about ten feet in the
channel. ~
The Robert Moore passed down, load
ed TO the guards.
The LEM Leoti and BT,ld'teier passed
The Ner State left for the West, with
fine trip. She took on five hundred
kegs of nails down at the mills.
The E1pressle for Parkersburg and
the daily packets made their usual
trips.
The Sheridan will leave tomorrow
on her regular day for Cincinnati. She
is getting as well known and as popu-
lar MS her naiDesake. We again COM
mend her to the public.
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CIRCUIT coURT-Judge Cdtii0elt Pre-
sfding.-Circuit Court met yesterday
morning ut 0 o'clock. as.i.,
John Russell came into Court and re-
newed his recognizance to appear for
trial Mt tho next term OF the Court on a
charge of robbery, &c, and gave bail.
Shortly after this Russell's securities
came into Court and Withdrew their
bail. as Russell had just been commit
ted to the lock up for breaking into n
house. SO nflen the police court is
through with him the State authorities
will take charge OF him.
The case of the Overseas OF the Poor
Of Ohio county as William Cramp, was
docketed aud set for trial today.
State Us Coen, charge, unlawful shoot
ing, continued.
Court meets Mt . u. m. to-day.
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For Sa1e

h ote on Market street. : Centre Wheeling
upon which is erected a large and commo-
dfouS brick dwelling house and neceSsary.o out
houses. This is lot number ll3, lately occupi-
ed by Robert Patterson, deceasedl and now
occupied by Capt. Andrew Wilson. For
terms OF sale apply to A. b. ELLISON,
Care w. w. Ranley 4 Co., Nos. 60, u, and 70
Walnut street. Cincinnati, O., or GEO. X:
WHEAT,59 Main street, wheeling, West
virginia febS-lm
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wnYELrv05 MAcHINERY.-Mr. }. >.
Barns, of the firm of Barns, Fleming
q Co., Fairwont, West Virginia, spent
two or three days In Pittsburgh'looking
MT steam engines, and returned to
wheeling and bought an engine and
heller Mr.. Barns was favorable 10
Pittsburgh before examining here, but
IfeTers Wheeling because cheaper. HIS
iirm Is building, woolen factory
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HUmP1AREAs' ~
Hornnopathic Specifics

HAVE PROVED, PROM THE MOST AMPLE
II experience an entire fTseess R1pi
cines rsrfectIy adapted to popular use-sS simple
harmless as be free from danger, and efficient as
70 BE- always reliable. They have raised the highest
isfnctiOn. l-..r j.
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For Sale.

TWENTY t29 AcREsvAnUABEE LAND.
(river bottom,) situated three miles above
Wheeling. being q portion OF n farm belonging
TO the estate OF A. p. Woods, decd. This land
will be divided to suit purchasers, and Is i'd
fnirabIy adapted to gardening purposes or
country residences. For further Information
apply 10 IT5If Ifl.s WAI. II. WOODS,
at Winship, Woods & Co.,
felI22-Im ~. .-r-F4 - = No. Main street,
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JOHN HUssnLAS, for creating dis
tnrbance, is in the lookup awaiting
trial.
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GnEENpAczs not excepted, the most
popular article just now is Logan, List
& Co.'s ErceLsior Baking Founder.
The light, crisp and wholesome Bis
cult and Griddle cakes smoking on the
breakfast table, and the happy faces
gathered round the same, tell the whole
story far better than We can. This IS
no fancy sketch. 1t is an actual and
most agreeable renlity. The Excelsior
Baking Powder is pnt up in ounce,
i pound and 10 pound cans. ~ III. 10
gan d: Co., aud Logan List d. Co., sole
proprietors. Sold by dealers every
where. dSw
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Ran ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have
spoken before of the present inconven-
lent Arrangement at our lookup, where
no provision is made for feeding pris-
oners. The latest item in The case is OF
Roberts, who was put in the lookup on
"wednesday morning nfter the session
fthe Court, and who was held for trial.
No arrangement was made for feedins
him, aud IL il had not been for the
charity OF some parties he might nave
starved. AS 1t was he suffered. We
want an ordinance on this subject
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SIsTERpAY was another regular
March day. The wind blew trenen-
dously, playing sad havoc with hats,
cans and ladies'; clothes. 1t was cool
almost all day, although the sun tried
hard TO assert its supremacy.
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wM. RoBERTs is in the lookup
awaiting trial this morning, on a charge
of drawing q handy billy on man.
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For Sale.

m ACRES OF GOOD LAND, NEAR
on the town Of Bridgeport, OHIO, suitable ne
for Vineyard. Thirty acres OF Il cleared. i ins
balance in wood-weil wRtered, and under
Sccd fence. Terms reasonable. Possession
Given LIST April next. Apply to
eA'eA Az WILLIAM BROWN,
rnor5-Iw or THOS. O'BRIES.
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House and lot F0r Sale.

n OFFER FOR SALE MY -HOUsE AND
isLot, situated on La Bell Avenue, corner OF
James street South Wheeling. The lot IS 30
feet front by las deep. The house IS OF brick,
in good contains rooms and Q FINISHED
garnet. FoHparticulars inquire ofS. II. WOOD
wnrd opposite the premises = - -
feh5n-if Q. B. DOIY.
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TAVERN BRoKEs Isro.-Night before
last about midnight crowd of fellows
said to have been Observation-Disclosures
into John Balls tavern, up near the
Market house. They first effected amen
trance into the dining room, and were,
when discovered, making their way to-
wards the bar-room. 1t is thoughtthht
their object was to get whisky. Three
or the marty have been arrested, and
are now in the lookup awaiting trial.
Their names are Dons. Russell, Henry
KelIar and Bob Marshall They VIII
have a hearing this morning before
Judge Goode.
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No PoL1cR CouKr-There~ was no po-
lice court yesterday, on account of the
absence from the city ofs}gdse GoSde,
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DISSnLuTION.

UJHE COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING BE.
tween NJ. Q. Leech and Thomas Hughes
under the lTm name ON. g, Leeoh, was dis
solved on the 18Th inst, by mutual consent
Those having claims agniftSt the late nrrl
giate payment. A collector will call ON those
whose accounts aredue-
oc.s-smd III TH fSiL HHTTSahaEs.
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THE health movement in the city
seems to be pretty generally npPre-
ciated and participated in by some few
persons of all Glasses OF our citizens.
we are none behind some ofour neigh
boring cities in the sanitary work, as
we see that in several places health Off
GERS, committees, agents, &c, have been
appointed, and the papers are frequent
and earnest in their appeals TO the
citizens to be stirring in the work OF
Inv Mi that II we have our city we'll
Cleaned up, we may be saved in
nnrt- or perhnpsin whole from an attack
oftbe dreaded cholera. In our paper
we publish some rules for the treatment
or the cholera symptoms. Every person
should preserve these rules, as there is
no telling how soon they may need
them. tflF EEt
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NEW SCHOOL HOUSE oPESED.-The
new school house just erected at The
corner OF EoH and Bolton streets, Cen
ire Wheeling, has been opened. Tho
building is not quite completed, but
the wings have been finished enough
TO allow of teaching in those paris
The school is a primary one under the
charge of Miss Echols and Miss Gross,
md opened under very favorable cir
cumstnnees. The balance of theibuild-
ing will he completed as soon as posst-
Die. The house Is u fine one for the
purpose and reflects credit on Webster
township! ~ IL ffi6E gro q y 8
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coMFoRr by day and rest at night,
secured by the use Of Piso's Cure for
Consumption. Sold by Edmund Book
ing, No. ], Odd Fellows Hall.
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have the pills sent, (cOnfdentially,l ~ MA;
to any part Of the country, fEse o. pS41ssIIase-
oczs-lyd Sole Proprietor, New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-09
Glass works For Sale.

TIME .IJNpERsIGNED HAVING CONF
menced operation in their new, establish
Works in Center Wheeling, corner of LIST and
German streets, for sale. The factory Is IN
running condition, and possession can pc
given ifnmediately. For particulars enquire
at their ofiice, cor. LIST and German SITS, center
WHEELING. q q. III x. :. -