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The Opelousas courier., 1866-11-10
VENTE PUBLTQUE.

Succession dc Francois McHi'loR de MgTie
T. LemeIIe.
T17 n vcrtu dun ordrc 6manant de Tho
/ Ia norabIe Ia COur du Huitiemc Dis
trict Judiciaiyc de l'Etat de Ii Louisiana,
si6geant dams ct pour la paroisse st. Ian
dry, il sera vcndu en- yentc publlquc, au
plus olfrant ct dernier encherisseur, par
Ic soussignG Administrator, GU par Pin
term6diaire dun Encanteur dumcnt com
missionn&, sur les lieux, au Bayou Teche,
a environ s millesdOpelousas, lo
Samedi "A Novembre cOurant,
les propri6t4s mobilieres ci-apres ctcri-
tes, dependant de la succession de Fran
co.'s Meuillon ct Marie T. Lemelle, son e.
nouse, tous deux decides, reinforcement
dc Ia Paroissc st. Landry, il savoir:
|. uNE MASON De RESIDENCE,
Un'magasin maIs;
Une petite batisse en- bois;
Une petite dGpense;
Environ 400 pieux;
! Cinq cabanes;
! La barriere autou'ade Ia Cour;
Une paire de mulets;
! Tn Cheyal creole,
: Cling bGufs de tire;
Environ y tetes b&tes cornes douces;
t&tes b6tes !; cornes farouches;
Tn fer 4 marQuer;
Instruments d'habitation,
McubIes de maison, &c.
CoNDITIoNs:-Toute somme de vingt
cinq pias,rcs ct au-dessous, payable
compliant, ct toute somme au-dessus de
vingt -ciuq piastfes, payable dams un an
a compteT ,tu jour de la vente; les acque
re,us foumissant leurs obligations aYet
cautions solidaires 4 satisfaction, les
quelles p"rrtt~c11ont interet a raison de hui
pour cent par an a compter del'&&9;ih &&9;ihzs,nce
faitcs payaJies a 'ordre de radministra
teur, au bureau de Dupr6 & Garland, ell
la vile d'Opelousas.
AGENOR LESASSIER,
Administrator
/ 10 NOyembre 1866.
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SOUVENEZ-IO Gus.

Nous sollicitons de tous ceux qui ont
des avis faire publier, de vouloir bien
eomparer nos prix ceux de tout autre
journal de pEtat.
Vingt-cinq Cents par carTe
est I'M quart ou un tiers de &C que deman-
dent tous les autres journaux. Ceux qui
mt des publications a faire faire seront
sa,s doute contents de pouvoir eparsner
une depense aussi marquante. Les ad-
m;nistrateurs de SUGGESTIONS, surtout,
roudront bien Sc souvenir de nos propo-
sitions, ct s'ils veulent bien nous donner
leurs publications, lis devront en- intor-
mer leurs agents, avocats ou autres, atm
oue leurs intentions soient remplies.
Flatte de Encouragement toWours
eroissant que ron nous accorde, nous sal
sssons cette. occasion pour remercier nos
patrons de leurs faveurs. esperant encore
en- m6riter la continuation.
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UN haORCEAU DE TEnRE,
situ6 Ia Prairie Laurent, dams la Pa
roisso St. Landry, contcnant soixante-siS-
arpents (plus on mOins) borne au Nord
par Alcide DeKerlegand, a IEst par
Louis DeKerlegand ct Nine Yeuve Amt.
D(jean, AL Sud par Louis Dekerlegand,
ct POuest par On6zime Mayer, 6taGt Ia
derni6re residence de ladite dtfuntc.
Une maison 3 demeure;
Deux magasins mais;
Tn poulailler;
Une cuisine;
Tn lot de pieux de barrieGe;
Unc jumcnt ct deuH poulains;
MeubIes de maison;
Ustensiles de cuisine, etc.
C0nd{ti0nss-Ioutes sommes de trente
riastres ct au-deSsous, payables comp
! tant; ct toutes sommes au-dessus de 30
, piastres, un credit dun, de deuX ct de 3
ans: c'est-A-dire un tiers payable lie 1er
| Ayril 1868, un tiers le Ter Avril 1869, ct
| le dernier tiers lie Ter Avril 1870. Les ac-
QuGTcurs devront fournir leurs obligations
avec deux suretes solidaires, payables a
l'orIre de Deodat Sicily, q son domicile,
i Arnaudville, lesdites obligations faites
payables en- OF on son Equivalent Ell bill
lets du Tresor. Lesditcs obligations por-
teront int6T6t raison de pour cent par
an i compter de leurs echeances respec-
tives ,jusqu'a parfait Placement; ct, Ell ou-
tire, Ia terre demeurant specialement hy-
poth6quee a la succession jusqu'au pale
ment final ct d6finitif tant du principal
que DIES int6rGts qui amont pu s'accroitre.
CALtSTE Sicily,
Administrators.
3 Novembre 1866.
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Vente pUbiiQue.

Succession de ,feue -4-fiic Fro@0r5.
I'm vertu dun or,lre Gmanant de THo-
El norahle Ia Cour du Huitieme Dis
trict .Judiciaire lc lEtat lie Ia Louisiana,
siGgcant dams ct pour la par6isse St.
Landry, lie p;Iblic est AVERT quill sera
vendu Ell vente publique, an plus oi1rant
ct dernicr ench6risseur, par le soussigne
administrator on par Tinterm6diaire
dun Encanteur dHmtnt commissioner, 4
la dcrniere residence de ladite definite, It
la Prairie Laurent,
lie Mardi, / Decembre proclaim,
les rroprGtGs ci-apr6s dGcrites apparte-
nant Il La succession en- communicate en-
tire laditc AzGie Frozard, d6c6d6c, ct Ca
liste Sicily, son &poux suryivant. savoir
The Opelousas courier., 1866-11-10

E In portrait fdele est an objet precieux
dams une famille, ct cest peu de frais que lon
peut Sc procurer ce souvenir au moyen du Da-
guerrotype. Un artistic de ce genre Went de Sc
tabIir Washington. N. E. Bouchez, que,beau-
coup de monde connait CONNIE pharmacien
Washington. Went de disposer de sa pharmacie,
ct exerce auiourd hui Fart de prendre les portraits
au Daguerrotype, lAmbrotype, la Photogras
phie, etc. Les capacities reeonnues de NJ. Bou-
chez CONNIE chinliste lie iavorisent inanensement
dams les preparations chimiques necessaires a
Tart, ct ON nous assure que ses portraits sont par
fats en- tout point. Nous n'avions pas bssoin
dentendre celia pour lie croire; car nous nous
souvenons quill quelque dix on douze ans,
il exercait deja Get art avec un grand success.
Nous refsrons nos lecteurs de Washington ct
de ses alentours l'avis de M. Bouchez dams une
: auire colonne.
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Vente Publique.
Succession de ThGOtiste JanY.

y vertu dun ordre lie Honorable Ia
IA Cour du IlUi!;ene District judicial
re dc IEtAt lie Ia Louisiana. @i<gcant
dams ctpour IL Paroissc st. Landry, il Sc
Ta vcndu cn vcntc puhlip1c, au plus Of
trant ct dcrnicr rnchGris,cur, par lc sous
siyDG notwithstanding, OIL par ln EncAn-
tcIlr dilmert cormissionnG, sur les liCuX,
en- Ia Vile d'Opciousas le
Jeudi, 20 Novembre proclaim,
les proDrittGs ci-apr@s dfcritcs, appartc-
nant i Ia succession de ladite tcu dame
TECotiste Jany, ycuvc de feu Olivier Ri
cIlard, tons Gcux tlGctdtS. a sayoir:
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+, Ma. Nos lecteurs Sc rappellont sans doute
an'en Aoit dernier un nomme Theophius w.
Evans accuse du meurtre d'Alexandre Daigle,
fs dams la Paroisse Calcasieu, lie IA Avril der
nier, await etc transfere dams notre prison. LIE
nroces de ce malheureux Went de s'instruire de-
want notre Cour de District, OF, l'accnse await OBJ
,enu de Sc faire juger, ct Mercredi dernier apres
30 minutes de deliberation, lie jury rapporte un
verdict de Coupabls, ce qui entrafne natuIelle-
ment Ia peine capitale.
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g M.r1 5s)r0zpr>0g4r

oil ladjtc dGfunte dcmcnrait en- dcInicl
lieu, situGc dams lc village NOpclonSas,
born(e All Sud par Ia rue bellevue, al'ou-
est par la couije on bayou lesson, al
Nord par NalciS,e q. QuatreyafE, ct n
lEa par Il. \. Mlrtel ct Win. Bell, ftant
la ,I0pli@tG one Ia I%funtc d achettr Il Ii
ventc drs propyiftes d'Olivicr Richard;
Eaitp In II 3Iai 1899. ensemble aVCc les
The Opelousas courier., 1866-11-10

Tn fusil de chasse, double;
Tn bel assortment de
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
4 NDERSONVILLE-See Advertisement Oh
IA Eighth Page
ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS.


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A YOUNG WOMAN would like situation
~ ,,SIRSF. bss had some experiences in the business
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GTElNWAY q SONS
- GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Plan O-FORIES

Have taken p First Premom gold and silver ned.' nthe
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md Ia addition thereto they were swsred ffI IiL"
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That the great superiority Of these ustTrI en, now mn
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RE DONE vfTHOrT ISAaISGEsEST oP PArESr kiiHTsh af
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of rope and Amer who rref them of tasr pubic
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PATENT AGHAFFE AHltANOEMEhT.
yhich having been rrsc'csy tested in 81 their Grand and
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ronced IN rvyyY PIANO sAsCYscT Hf THEM WITHOUT
sCgTAs oP cOs1 purchaser in order that ALL tslr
patron. may reap It's benefit
STFINWaY i SONS PIANOS are the only Anrrca
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in European cOuc~ltI)JHs
WAEkROONS Nos. n snd - Fast fourteonth'tt, De
tween Union square AMI lfyBr place, New ork.
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Amnsemenis.

(JBIs gsTABLisBsssT Eor AnyERTIsE ~
rHH foRK HERALD)
Mr. S,uar, has to announce that
TONIGHT
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
viii sppeSr in his rand role Of
ARMAND JEAN DU PLESSIa.
CARDINAL DUKE DE RCilELIEU,
In Sir Bulwer Lytton's play Of
RlCHELiEU; Or THE CONSPIRACY,
which will be Presented with all It's
SPLfNDOR or SCENERY,
COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS, ac.
NJ Rose Fytinge VIII appear aF...Jul ulie De Mortimer
Mr.. Cbs Barron. Ma1pfa
Mr.. J. H. Barais
Joseph. tspuchin Jofn Dyou
Louis Donn!dfon
Igne. u he1hDe fison
Sleur de befing1en .hT Andrews
Francois. W. r. bufsousns
Castor, Duke OF Orleans MI j. Duel
Marion de Marie wilkins
Doors open Ct !; commence At y.
SPECIAL.
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE
RICUELIEU,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. a.
commencing al O'Clock.
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Hmueemcnts.

A CADEMY OF MUsIC-TO-NIGHT
6i,.,,o, ITALIAN OPERA, M.x MARErzEx
(rnn rsrADLnHxEsr NOT ADVERTISE IL IHs
sEwYoRn HxkALD.)
ToNIGHT, FRA DAvoLo;.
CTsnth sab.cription Night,
will be produced Aubers version Of his brilliant Opera
FRA DIAVOLO,
FRA DIAVOLO.
with q. brilliant ard complete cast including
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
MISS STOCKTON, sIGNoh! MAZzoLENi rBELLINl
L@SRNI BARIL DUBRLuddA dAs RGthhad tbhEhRadxANs
j. dhASR IKSaSi SHTiSEE'
with an unu.asiiy aSHS .lrcn. cast. including
s,oyop NNE Y sRsR sARozz,;5rdCHTIo IldkaR dsCNHToSUccl
and sIGNoR BRANDlNL
'Ai' scsygY sG;: fyps.'fPsi T4fRlesfNE K esrfNfESth'
TUESDAY. CRlsPINo l. LA COMARE;
G % aud s.' THIS I M5ssSo iss
thu regular ticket Offices.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
"A DIRECToR... ....................MAx MARETzrk.
(rHu EsrABLrsBxEyr DOES not ADVERTISE II rsn
NEW YORK HERALD.)
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
ON SATURDAY AsfERso0N, III FEB. IT, Att
will be presented verdrs ms's celebrated Opera
ERNANI, ERNANI,
NINE. CAROZZIZUCCHL
SIGNOR f.. FIRE SlGNOR AErOSCCCl,
and slGNOR BRANDINI.
This hr.t appearsr CO in Newly York;
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR ONLY.
To all parts of the Reserved oes~
Doors open at II clock to commence o. L.
Ticket, may be had at all the ar ticket orces
NOTICELady patrons are respectfully requested 70 pef
hsss tickets early avoid crowdos at The ticket once
A CADEMY of MUSIC.
"A III. Curtain 10 nse At . o'clock.
On SATURDAY EVENING, February II,
THE FIRST APPEARANCE
OF Miss LACOsrE
In New Five act Plsy BY sssc G. Pray, esq entitled
VIRGINIA OF ROME.
yIR -
Other characters BY Messrs Clerepret, j. j. Prior,
Archer Hannah, Mrs H. c. Stewart,
and Miss Cooper
Secured Seats 81 each, at the Academy. Me"f, beef
schirmer. No 7Ol and Ar. Ponds NO. AI Broadway ana
Shells No. Wal.st-
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4 ANDERSONVILLE.
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Go fChom II man Concern.

OST CERTIFICATES.--No is hereby
- given that application ha, been made the Auditor
Genera Of Penn.y for the issue Of duplicates OF the
o0ong described Cercses Of the Five PEI Cen Loans o!
hr Commonwealth, Issued by IA. Bank OF Pennsylvana act
ns Trner Agent Of the Commonwealth In the name, Of
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England esquire and JOHN kERRlCk Of Gildeston Hall
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~hIch Crnnchtes have been Lost, viz.
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No 2ll d.ied Nov g. 1882 Act Of Feb 6 1852 for 5000
No 2f2 dat, Nov g. 1852 Act Of Feb TO- 1885, for $1,000
No 2778 dated Aphl ~. 1885, At OF June IL, 1850, for
s5,l29O - ..
No +3 dated Nov G. 1882 Ac, Of AprI5 isiS for $4,000
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
A ANDERSONVILLE.
Dcniistrn.

nRS. GRIFFIN, No. 25S Grand-st., opposite
~ Lord Tsylor's, NewYoIh, are in,,rtini FULL OF
PARTIAL SITS Of n cir IMPROVED ARIIfIClALTE TEETH
with without extracting the Roots Fnl sets Gold or
Tatina s23; Silver Rubber 90; Partial Sets Uod per
tooth 81; silver OF Rubber. II.
A NDERSONYILLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Amnsemenis.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee and Mansgeren.......MrsJ JOHN WON



OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee and Manssere".......Mrs JOHN WOOD
Stage H. Sell" iN
(rHis EsTABL IsHMEsT DOES NOT ADVERTISE II rHh
EEw.YoRK HEKALD)
GENUINE SUCCESS
ofh. new farce. produced for the tr's time
in America and entitled -
KILLED
COCK
ROBlNi
UNBOUNDED LAUGHTER,
EVERY EVENING DURING THE PRESENT WEEK.
with ...-, ~,
Mrs. JOHN WOOD. TINkLE S,L LlT
Mr j. j. IT, stoda1rt sai Mi.. Eiis, Newton
After which Dogs,. lerreds srnsd nascsl Drama OF
BLACk.EYED SUSAN
Mr. John Wood. s'.........Doly M.yyaowsr
Dir. Il. h. Davenport ..as ..Nihan
AND 4 PoWtRFuE L. CAST ST;,v
Mr. GEORGE FAWCETr ROWE; IN
from the principal London and Australian 'hes'e viii
his FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEw.YoRK
Iu active preparation, The 5sy gqrI.squoO Of
AND ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA
Doors open at Il o'clock; curtain rlses a. IT.
Sean secured three days In advance.
NTIBLO's GARDEN.
IN Lessee and Mansger-. "HEAILEi
EEw.YoRk HgRALD.l
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHr But ONE
ol the brillsn, engagement of the GREAT AMERICAN
TRAGEDlENNE, -
MISS BATEMAN,
who will appear TIT.
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 10,
for the second time in her wonderful impersonson of
BLANCA,
In Milusn's interestng play Of
THE ITALIAN WIFE. -
Mefsrs J. C. Covper j. q. Burnett, j. w Bsisdel, r. d.
Holme. W H. Danyers r.. Barry, Mel Nolan hendls Ais'
Mary Wells etc, In the cast -
TOMORROW, SATURDAY EVENING,
LAST APPEARANCE OF
MISS BATEMAN
who VIII appear for the third tim" At this thes.ern %
PAULINE,
- LADY OF LYONS
And on SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Feb. II,
MATINEE
Door. open at l2I-to Commence at o'clock. . =,
Mr.. Whest.y b'gsto announce engagement Win the
charming comedieune, -
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Who will make her first appearance this season on
MONDAY, FEB. 10,
In her very celebrated character Of
FANCHON Or, THE LITTLE CRICKET.
Admission, rs cents Reserved Seats. 81. Orchestrs
Chsif, So Seats Dress Circle Private Boxes, @l D.
Fumily Circle ten,rsnoe crosby.-t.l 10 cent.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
NTOSES" or ISRAEL IN EGYPT" a,
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NEW ACTS or HORSEMANSHlP
NEW VAULfING PERFORMANCEA
PERFORMING THREE. HORNED BULL
Previou, 20 Circus the romantic drama Of
JESSIE GRAY; Or THs CoSvrcrs VBseGASCn
w. B. HARRISON. Extemporsneous Singer
GREAT LIVING CURIOSITIES.
THREE IMMENSE GIANTS, THREE DWAhFs, TWO
CIRCASsIAN GIRLS, LIVING SKELETONS. MAMMOTH
FAT WOMAN GLASs-BLOWERS. Albino Boy, Cosmo-
rams Learned Sea-, Happy Family, Grand Aqusris iooo"
Curiositie. -
Admi.sion. ~ cents. Children under ten, is cents
On MONDAY, l9th will be produced SChlPIuHAh
.rd HISTORICAL DRAMA OF ANCIENT EGYPT. with
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. COSTUMES etc. Of the most
=. s5or,te character, from AUTHENTIC SOURCES.
ON and AFTER MONDAY. 18TH, the AFTERNOON
PERFORMANCE WILL COMMENCE ss y instead Of
O'clock
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panclns Arahemss.

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A NDERSONN ILLE-See Advertisement ON
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EXPLOSION OF THE MISSOURI.
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.

CINCINNATI, Jan'y 31.-,The steamer
Missouri had one hundred and twenty
persons on board, twenty-five of whom
were passengers. The latest informa-
ton from Evansville places the loss OF
life at about one hundred.
LATER. The Missouri was one of the
largest passenger steamers on the river.
She was valued at 100000. The steamer
had about t,O0 hundred and ffty passen-
gers, among whom were ninety-One
men of Company B, 18th U. S. Cavalry.
The disaster occurred above the mouth
of the Arkansas river, on Monday Just
after supper, while the passengers were
assembled in conversation around tn e
stoves. The explosion was of such force
as to rend the cabin floor asunder and
let every person in the front part of the
cabin down into the mass Of fire and
steam from the boiler. A great pumbeI
lost their lives by jumping overheard
The loss of life is now supposed to be
nearly one hundred and fifty |! Thirty
of the soldiers were lost.
CINCINNATI, January 31.-The New
Albany Ledger says 1.-THE Dictator
arrived from the wreck of the Missouri
this morning, bringing the survivors
numbering thirty. The total number OF
lost was sixty, among them the cap
tain's wife. The captain and pilot were
badly injured.