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PARDoSED.-John Brown, Michael Whe,
Ian, and Benjamin Gilbert, convicted for assault
and battery In the Criminal Court In November
last, and each ssntsneedto DO imprisoned one year,
have been pArdoned BY the President.
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l 90 Al AFFAIRS

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NJ, Ts.,.y -. $500,
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It., 'A''.U '"' 'O"0"'"B r''0'u'
p..,.y
thu otioi.i ooars. os an, ,,,,,sn, M.rnr
wallaeh; and we hereby nom mate and pledge our
selves TO reelect him to tho same position at the
coming sleeuoni and further, We will not vote for
S.ii, 10 annrov. IN. aho.. ..,oi,,,;o', VIM
Mr.. Thomas J. Frasier moved 10 Law thu ,s,o,u.
tion on the table. IseyeraI yoicss--.No. moi, and
LET n be adopted ~
Cant. asary withdrew IN. I.t,.r mar, ~ IN. ,,.o-
linton.
Tbs cbair .tated thu m.st,ns x,, "a, m. nr,ro..
of selecting candidates for aldermen and sonn,,,.
= = :. " - '''
l'p, AAu H'' = '0"''n'oh W Illuminate eandidAte
III, mayor.
iao mo.,on 70 ny On 'no table was adoptea, oy
oe yea' nays lohes Oh feheH
''"e" Anu s'oa' ooniusohI
Mr.. Frarier rose to a point of order Thu Chair
mao announced the vote and that was hnai. He
d,date. tcri.. Of "R,oon,,dsr IN. vo,.r, mAn.
point telIersr, &ol
Mr.. Frazier thought he could settle all the din.
Guilty. He was willing to have tellsrs.
Mr., Lapdyoieht thought this m.e,inv ua, BALLAD
to choose candidate. for aldermen and councilman.
lie aid not seq why Mr., Wallaob,s friends oams
here to choke him In the Meeting. Mr.. L. had
been friend OF Mr.. Wallaoh. hut he would nou
VITA a1a,n,, him an ao.o,n. a. A.. oo,r.. "a
a., "
oy n" hnenas NJ 'nis meeting
captain Geary wanted tellers.
The motion to appoint teilcrs was adopted, and
the chair amounted Me,,rs. Fra.isr and Jobn,on
M Isndvo,gbt mov.d IN Iav N. vboI. ,h,,u on
w ~ '"e "A''' 'A's WI
the TASTE. Lost
The vote was then taken by the telers. and an.
nounced rs follows: For tho resolution so; Aeainst
4, "a
tne meeung .nen P'oeeeuea 70 the 'eisonon OF
candidates Tor alderman, when the following named
gentlemen were nominated: Capt. VIM. Ii. Nalley,
Elisha Edmou,ton. John p. Pepper jana, Fnglisb
WIN W Moor,
M, LvI,s rand n I.,,.r from oo, p.rn.r a.,,,,.
In. N. nomination on account Of had bsal,h
Cant MALAY .l,o deolIn.d m, no,it,on
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THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.

New line OF hrst class side wheel steamers between
NEW YORK AND BREMEN VIA CoWBS,
with comfortable accommodations for passengers OF all
grades, carrying the United States Mall. Leave New
York on THURSDAYS
BALTIC 5000 tons, LOO horse power, A. O.
Jones' Com 10Th April.
WESTERN METROPOLIS, 2,bOO tons, 900
horse pOwsr...,............;... 10Th May.
ATLANTIC, SOOI tons, go horse power,
g Hoyer, Commander. .................. slst May.
BALTIC, A. O. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lAth June.
An experienced surgeon on board,
The Company will not be responsible for specie or
yaluables unless BILLS Of aiding having the yalna AZ
pressed, are signed therefor. ,H =.
Rates Of passage payable In god or its equivalent
First Cabin, sos Second e6lb0i stesrAEs, SyT So
Return tickets e2o; II, olS2 ooi steerags, AM
For freight and passage apply to
JoHN'R. ELvAMs 4 CO.,
500 PsnhG ave, or 81 Louisiaaa ave,
. Agents for ID. O.
A9-Ror subscription 10 the stock Of this oompanv.
oasriHs sAfs and dividend paying INVESTMENT apply
~ 'ahi JOHN q ELvAna o. .
mSd'lm AgsAtA Tor D, q
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Return OF a Colored Regiment from the
war-A slight Row Among the specta-
tors.
BALTIMORE, May o-The 1st regiment Of oolored
troops returned home to-day, and made hand
some appearance. Whilst passing through SEQ
tion Of the city q conflict occurred between some
eolored people following the soldiers and number
ofwhites. Blows were exchanged and firearms are
reported to have been used and one or two parties
slightly injured.
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Secretary Seward Gone 10 New York.
HARRISBURG, May 9.-secretary Seward passet
through this city to-day, en- roUts to New York
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BErrER.-Barney Donnelly, who was shot
on Tuesday at the restaurant on Tenth street. wa
much better yesterday, and 1t Is thought no will 70
cover.
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FFo ~ ShchEos
CHICAGO, May s.-Ths buildings Nos. 25s, 800.
and 2e2 South Water street, were destroyed by FIRE
last night. The principal losers arc Mccormick a
Calender. oils aud paints, 800, 900, and Samuel
Nicksrson and Walter s. 6urneo, owners Of the
building, 100000. The insurance will cover the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-10

THE GIDEON PRINTING OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN lsos.
JOSEPH L. PEARSON,
SUCCESSOR TO
GIDEON 4 PEARSON.
sTEAM-PowER
hook AND JOB PRINTER,
No. Oll Ninth Street, near Psunsyivania Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having greatly Increased the heitis. Of u. absvs
OLD ESTABLISHED PRINTING HOUSE,
by an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And the addition Of several Of the most improved
EE-PREssEs,
Is prepared to execute every variety Of
LKrTER-PRBss PRINTING,
FINE VISITING CARD
PLAIN OR ooLoRED INK.
PRoMPTNEss AND DISPATCH
MAY BE
RELIED ON.
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an o 8 % Nr m.N rs

Am q . n M HN rs.
|GROv ER'S THEA TIRE
" Pennsyivania svesus, near wllisrds' Hotel.
LsoNARD oRovEr co.. ............. DIRECTORS.
LsoSAnp snovm- ~ az I'D. HHss.
First week Of thu adoption Of the ..
POPULAR SUMNER PRICEs OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Psrauet Circle. 90 c,s
1rehesus Ohain' cts
y1sae.y cts
Tuenty Ave osuts extra wl be charged for securing
seats In advance In Orchestra Chairs either Circle
. FIRST wEEK a.
Of the engagemeni Of the celebrated
HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE,
= Tls WONDERFUL YOUTHFUL ARTISTS,
who have for the past sig years bseoms the
RECOGNIZED IDEALS or ARTISTIC GRACE
BEAUTY. AND CULTIVATED TALENT,
DEsiRABLE AND IMPORTANT AppIrIoSs
0rand production, with new and magnificent scenery
b. Strong; vonderful mechanism, changes, and magi.
cal n.ssform stiess, b. Kelly and Gross; rich and
CHARMING MUSIC OF THs OPERA BNTfRg,
Of the Eneh.ntins operate. spseiaeuir Fairy Ro-
CINDERELLA;
THE FAIRY AND raE IGiiTrLE GLASS sLrppERt
, The Performance will conclude with. ,,e
GRACEFUL BALLET.
WV ~ on coMi6 PANToMME.
GRAND MATINEE OF cIEpsRALLA ON SATURDAY
AFTERNOON,
AT Is CENTS kDhIssroN nys.N
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A Fatal Shooting AnaIr In B.i,,u

Fatal Shooting Anair In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May "a man named John Price
shot another named Clinton James, tonight, at the
corner Of Baltimore and Calvert streets The wound
Is very serious. The latter second In the 70.
cent prise fight near Washington. Price was ar.
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C,Tp INop NM, 4 ,,o
- - ~ - ''.r 'oSE. &
Sure Bidss.'s ne VIE, .aa %. Al. N. d..r r.ss,
Ter the Jog Of me life and love yer slrsaay.
sa' nash harder ~ love yos er ysr hssd 70 ysrsess
'0''H S"9a s"s sons nsv
sft r-T,-T ~ 49,. ~ b, .iits 20
30 whit down the sihrsts, jus. 70 nus, IN .,A.r.
whin who shoatd mate boz Ti@cthy Moore ;ssf1 ~
"Ror clothes m ffStting Tin, vh.r. .hsil so,
"why rHS BEsr ysr'il be getting .. Smith Brother.
Co.. fs'ai4rF I'D III sgrs'TI-I-
.rHs "Hr-fls rs -..ItsI.iI.s a"a. - 80
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400 ARTHUR SHEPHERD, 400
PLUMBER,
6AsAHD STEAM FILTER,
tO2 D Street. between Sixth and Seventh streets,
WASHINGTON, D. @.

Orders for the above named branches soil.
eitsd aud promptly attended to.
first'elASs work guaranteed at the lowest possible
rates. ana. N
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(tHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
~ DKPARrAEHr or vnsISIA,
RICHMOND, Va. Nay 1885.
Sealed proposals will be received At this once until
the 18th instant, at IL m, for furnishing the Unsd
States Government with the following supplies, viz:
CLASS Ii, 900 CORDS MERcHANrABLE HAED
WOOD.
CLASS 40. 900 bushels OATS, in sacks.
400 tons prime TIMOTHY HAY, bSled.
CLASS SO tons clean RYE or WHEAT STRAW,
bAlsd.
CLASS L-sTATIoNBRY, In such quantities as may
be Inquired, including LETTER. FooLscAP, POLIO
Po&4 NOTE, BLorrIN0, and ENVELOPE PAPER,
ENVELOPES, various siIss,) MEMORANDUM, O. L. and
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INK POWDER. WATERS, SAILING WAX, oUILLs,
STEEL PENS. LEAD PENCILS, oFFICE TAPE,
ERAsBRs, and PAPRR-FoLDERs, ali TO be Of good
quality.
Proposals will be made for each class separately aud
must designate the articles In each class proposed to be
furnished.
The wood, hay aud straw will be subject to inspee
ton delivery. Samples 81 the oSts aud the articles
In Class must aeeompaur the PropO sails.
All supplies be delivered to tho Omitted States oaAr-
termaSers at Richmond aud Fort Monroe ~ they may
be reqursd free Of expense 10 the Govern men to be
paid for on delivery, thereafter IS funds may
be received,
The United States reserve tho right reject all
proposals which may bs deemed neom pAtibls With the
interests Of the Government
WILLIAM L JAMES,
BreVst BrgAder General aud Chief Q n,
myT.td Departments Of Virginia.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
Public Sale

Public Sale.
TNHERE will be sold at public sale, on the
i following described plantation, by the under
signed Administrative, Or by an Auctioneer, on
TUESDAY, December 18th, 1866,
the following described property, belonging TO
the Estate of the late Auguste Louis Fontenot ::
A TRACT OF LAND,
situated in Prairie Faquetaique in this Parish
measuring about fifty arpents, together with some
old buildings bounded East by Etienne Fuselier.
South by the domain, North by Louis Fuselier
and West by J. P. Laffeur
ANOTHER TRACT OF WOODLAND s;tn-
ated in the same quarter, measuring forty acres,
bounded East by public land, and North by Da
Vld Courvlle, One yoke of oxen, one OK cart,
a colt, two calves. and lot of furniture.
Conditions Cash.
MELINDA SHOWN, Administrative.
November 18th, 1866
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REGULAR PACKET
BETWEEN
OpelOusas g. New Orleans.
The Steamer -
80 lz -CL LEON A.

c. C.PICKETT, Master, will continue her regu-
lar trips between Washington and New Orleans,
leaving Washington every Wednesday morning
at o'clock. and New Orleans every Saturday
at 5 o'clock P NJ
The CLEoNA is a very light draught boat, new
and has good cabin accommodations. She stands
A [ No. inthe Insurance conpaf1ioss
All freight consigned to Pitre & Carriere or to
0. Hinckley & Son. will be promptly delivered
and strictly attended to.
Freight taken as low as any other boat in the
trade, and the most particula: attention will be
paid TO all way freight and business.
&sa- Messrs. Bloch, Dupre d Co. are hereby
constituted agents for the transaction of all bn-
slness concerning the freight &c. of the CLEoNA
A manifest of the Opelousas freight, and the let
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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THE UNDIVIDED HALF
CERTAIN TRACT A OF LAND

situated at Mountville, in the Parish of
st. Landry, measuring twenty superficial
arpents (more or less), bounded North by
Bayou Crocodile, South by Eugene Da-
vid, and West by the Estate of George
III III King, together with the BUILD
-E:I INGS and improvements thereon,
being the same property purchased by
said Auguste Follain, deceased, and j.
Remy Niou, also deceased. at the SUCCESS
sional sale of the property of Auyustc
Belair Fontcnot, made on the 18th of
Hocembcr 1853.
Terms and Conditions cash on the
day of sale, in U. S. Treasury Notes.
JOEL H. SANDOZ,
administrator.
Opelousas, Nov. 10, 1866.
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state of Louisiana.

District Court, Parish Of St. Landry.-No. lo316.
ESTATE oF BENJAMIN MCCLELLAND.
VALENTINE C. CLARK, of the Parish of
v 81. Landry. Administrator of the Estate of
psn;am;n McCleland. deceased of the aforesaid
Parish, having filed Tableau and Final Settle
,oent Of the affairs of said Estate, accompanied
hy ~ petition praying for the homologation of
he same And whereas the prayer of said peti-
,;on has been granted by an order Of Court
dated November 18th. 1866;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all inter-
ested to make opposition, if any they have, in
writing, at my Office, in the town of Opelousas,
within thirty days from the date of the present
notice, why said Tableau and Final Settlement
should not be homologated.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
0pelousas, November "a, 1866.
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WILL be sold at public auction, by
w the administrative or 4 duly licen-
sed auctioneer, ON
. SATURDAY,, December 15M 1866,
at the residence Of Mrs. Alice Davis in
the settlement of Big Cane, the following
described property belonging to the sue
cession of JOS. ?. Davis deed. TO wit:
Eight head Of horned cattle, one mule,
six head of hogs and the marlz twenty
five fine head of sheep, one OK cart, one
OK, a lot of household furniture, kitchen
and farming utensils and sindry other
articles of small value. Terms-Cash. a
ALICE DAVIS
Administrators.
Dee Ist 1866.
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State of Louisiana.
District Court, Parish Of St. Landry-No. 1890

District Court, Parish Of St. Landry-No. l0302.
estate OF JAMES BURLEIGH.
A DELAIDE BOUDREAU, of the Parish of
a. St Landry, Administrative of the Estate of
the late James Burleigh, having flea Tableau
of final settlement of the affairs of said Estate,
accompanied by her petition praying for the ho-
molagation of the same And whereas the pray
erof said petition has been granted by order of
Court dated November 9th. 1866;
Therefore, notice is hereby given TO all inter-
est4d to make opposition, if any they have, in
writing. at my office, in the town of Cpelonsas,
within thirty days from the date of the present
notice, why said Tableau shond not be approved
and homologated, the Administrative discharged
from all further responsibility and her bond can
celled. A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Opelousas, November 18th, 1866
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For Sale at Private Sale.

fI!T1 THE SPLENDID PLANTATION
Eu known as "Chretien's Plantation, )" situated
near the bead of Bayou Carancro, consisting of
1900 arpeits of land, part of which is tmbered,
large brick dwelling and complete out-build-
ings, &c. This fine plantation will be sold in
block or in let's to suit purchasers
For the conditions, which will be favorable to
the purchaser, apply TO the undersigned. on the
premises. III. CHRETIEN.
St. Landry, December 1st, 1s66-25tf
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FURNITURE STORE
AND
GROCER Y.

FEVHE undersigned has just arrived
u trom New Orleans with we'll Sc
lected assortment Of household furniture
which he feels confident he can sell at y
lower price than the same can lie pur-
chased in the city, costs included
He has also brought large and well
selected assortment Of Groceries, tinware
&c. which, added to his already well as
sorted Grocery, leaves nothing to be de-
sired III shat line Of lsusincss;-And his
prices will be, as heretofore, as moderate
as possible.
Having secured the services Of an cx-
cellent cabinct-makcr. he will continue
to repair old pieces OF furniture.
l.. WAITER.
OpclOusas. May 5th. 1866.
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Public Sale.

Estate Of Patrick II. Orerton, dcc'd
PY VIRTUE Of an order OF thc Hon.
IS the Court Of tile 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, hy the undersigned Adj
ministrator or through the ministry Of II
duly liccnced Auctioncer. on the herein
after described plantation, at Bayou
Chicot, in the aforesaid Parish, on
IHTRSD1 I, Jannaly 81, 1867,
the following described property, belong
ing to the Estate of Patrick H. Overton,
deceased. late of said Parish. to wit
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For Sale.

TEWO WE'LL IMPROVEDPLANTA-
II TIONS of 100 acres each, situated
in Prairie Craig, in the Parish Of EcrDlii-
lion, about six miles from AbbeyiEie. two
miles from Bayou Vermillion, ard near
the line Of the New Orleans and Texas
Rail Road, having all necessary build
ings, about thirty acres i'll cultivation,
with orchards, gardens, and pastures,
and surrounded with excellent range Tor
stock. Possession can be had at any
time this fall. Also several tracts Of un-
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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Vol. XIV.
State Of Louisiana.
n;sty4ict Court, st. Landry-No. 1032l

FsrArE OF ORTeREL. BOURGEOIS.
1ErJE PREJEAN.' of the Parish of Saint
a Landry, Administrative of the Estate Of the
- - nor.se @ 1 Bourgeois, having filed Tableau
las' s n;str;hution, accompanied by her petition
OF Us Ds for The homologatiou of the same And
the of said petition has been grant
whereas M ,dar ;n IF Court dated November 21 1866;
e0 TSeresore Us u notice is hereby given to all inter-
ise.elo's. a.ts onnosition, if any they have, in
estea 10 man ~, ofee, in the town of Opelousas,
wiring, a. nv aors from the date of the present
within IN. sa;d Tahleau should not be approved
I0aee aos hooiogaea, the Administratrx discharged
from all further responsibility ana her oond can
celled. a.. oa.h ISee
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Lost,

FEHHE public are notified not to trade for a GER
i tain note of $2080, dated 18th Nov 1866,
executed by Theodore Chachere in Opelousas,
payable fifteen days after date, to the order of
T. A Sanders.
Said note is lost and the payment thereof is
stopped in hands Of Mr.. ChacI.ere
T. A. SANDERS.
Opelousas Nov. 81, 1850. BOT
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P u b ic s ale,

-Estdte OF -AHgHsfe F0Id1n, deceased.
DY virtue of an order Of the Hon. the
ID Court of the Eighth Judicial District
of the State of Louisiana, i'll 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, before the Court
House, in the town Of Opelousas, on
@TUESDAT, December 1lth, 1866,
the following described property belong
ing to the Estate of Auguste Follain,
deceased, late of the Parish of St. Landry,
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AVE constantly on hand and are daily man
Z L utacturing SADDLES and HARNESS.
Here can be found from a cheap Saddle or
Harness to the finest manufactured in the State
Also, PLANTATION HARNESS always on
hand and made to order All work is guaranteed
for what sold for. g~s-Terms: Cash on delivery.
opAIo'SaS. June 9Th, lS66. 52-1a.
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Public Sale.

Estat" Of Pant Lagrange, 7ec'd*
sel virtue of an order from the Hon.
Ae the Court of the Eighth Judicial Dis
tllct Of the State of Louisiana. sitting in
and for the Parish Of st. Landry, there
will be sold at public sale, to the last and
highest bidder, hy the undersigned Adj
7ainlstrator, or through the ministry of a
duly nccn~"1 Auctioncer, on the follow
ing described pIantatio in Prairie Lau-
rent, in the Parish Of ST. i, 'iy Oh
TUESDAY, Dccember 18Th. I-t6,
the following;property, belonging to the
Estate of said Paul Lagrange, deceased,
late of the aforesaid Parish, to-vit:
7 h P | a mt a ton,
situated in Prairie Laurent, Parish of st.
Landry, measuring one hundred and
twenty-five arpents, (more or less
bounded North by Onezime Mayer, East
by Louis DeKerlegand, South hy widow
st. Vile Lagrange and widow Francois
Quebedeau, and West by Thtrence Sicily,
fzs7:S;f together with the BUILDINGS and
ss:a:l IMPROVEMENTS thereon, which
will be designated on the day of sale
A Certain Tract Of Land,
situated in the same Prairie and Parish,
measuring about sixty superficial arpents.
bounded North by Louis Taylor, fills,
East by Jos. Beraud, South by OnGzime
Mayer, and West by widow Jean Bap-
tiste Dtjean.
An old frame house:
Another small house:
> pair Of wheels;
, cart bodies;
A shed:
4 lot Of 3-fcct boards;
4 lot of hogs;
3 saddle horses;
One pair Of work mules;
One mare and colt;
3young heifers;
B yoke of work oxen;
3cOvs and calves:
A lot Of corn:
a lot of sweet potatoes;
\ lot of cotton in the seed;
head of wild horned cattle;
Household furniture:
Plantation implements
and 4anT c;her articles the enumeration
IF which would be too tedious.
Terms md Conditions Each and all
Of five dollars and under,
payable cash: the cotton will also be sold
for cash; and the balance payable thus,
to-wit: one third Of the purchase price
payable on the lst of April 1868, one third
on the 1st Of April following, 1869, and
the remaining third on the lst of April
next following, 1870. Purchasers fur
nishing their notes with two securities in
solido, to the satisfaction of the Admin
istrator, bearing interest at the rate of 8
per cent per annum from time due until
paid, and made payable to the Admins
traitor; and, moreover, the lands remain
ing specially mortgaged unto said Estate
until full and entire payment Of capital
and interest which may accrue thereon.
All payments are to Dc made in gold or
it's equivalent in T. S. Treasury Notes.
SOSTHENE LAGRANGE.
Administrator
November 18th. 1861
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1866-12-08
UNION HOTEL FOR SALE.

n RS. EMILE CLAUDE having concluded
WI to withdraw from business, wishes to dis
pose of the Union Hotel with OF without its fur
niture and fixtures.
Apply immediately at the said Hotel.
Opelousas November Sd, 1885,