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The Opelousas courier., 1867-06-22
Vente Publiuue.

Succession William Colligan.
TN vertu dun ordre de Honorable Ia
T. Cour du Huitieme District Judiciaire
de pEtat de la Louisiana, siegeant dams ct
pour Ia Paroisse St. Landry, le public est
par lie present averti quill sera offert en- ven-
te publique, au plus ofrant ct dernier en-
cherisseur, par lie soussigne administrator,
GU par Pintermediaire dun Encanteur dd-
ment commissioner, la derniere residence
fa defunt, la Coulee Croehe, en- Ia sus-
dite paroisse,
lie Mardi, 9 Juliet proclaim,
1867 les proprietes ci-apres deerites, de-
pendant de la succession dudit feu William
Colligan, deeede, de la Paroisse St. Lam
irv. 4 savoir:
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Les recettes de Nine. Ristori.-Nous IL
sons dams un journal de New York
Mime R;storl. don't on annonce le proclaim re-
tour New York, on ellie ne donnera plus que
six representations, paru 1853 fois en- public de-
puis son arrivee aux Etats- Unis.
Jusqu'iei. ses representations ont produit $3.50
600, don't $270000, soit I'm million de francs au
cours actuel de For, lui ont etc personnelEement
attrihues
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A rancien emplaeement de Remy Viou,
rte daHH daHH Pent,
WASHINGTON, Lne.

W AoIIINU OAF, LHO'
HE deduirai 10 pour cent sur tous les
81 achats au compliant, au-dessus de
cinquante piastres, etje puis vendre mes
marchandises meilleur marche qu'au-
Gun autre magasin de la Paroisse. LIE
public est prize de venir examiner mes
marchandises ct mes prix ayant de Sc
rendre ailleurs.
Tout achat de cent piastres ct au-des-
sus sera transporte d mes risques ct sans
frais additionnels, au domicile de fache-
teur, dams cette Paroisse.
N. B. A ceux qui font des commandes
a la Nouvelle Orleans, je reeommanderai
la maison de Moore 81 Gasquet, No. 119
rue de la Commune. lis iuin-1m
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I.IOIIDATION-

u E soussign6 desirant liquider les af-
-M-A flares de son magasin d Opelousas,
prie les personnes qui lui doivent de We
mir regler dams les trente .jours qui sui
Front La date du present avis s'ils yeulent
s'eviter des frais. JOS. P. ROY.
0pelousas % Juin 1867. 2-5t
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COUR DE DISTRICT.

CoCh DI DlDih ICI-
Paroisse st. Landsy-No. 10579.
VINCENT BOAGNI, de la Paroisse St. Lam
' dry, administrator de la succession de feu
John S. Steen, DECIDE, de la susdte Paroisse, ay-
ant enrsgistre un Tableau de Classification ct de
Distribution des fonds de ladite succession, ac-
compagns dune petition demandant lhomologa-
ton dicelui;-Et attendu quill etc fait droit a
la demande de ladite petition par un ordre de la
Cour en- date du II JUN 1867;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne
aux interesses dams cette succession, d'avolr a
faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par ecrt, a
mon bureau, dams Ia vile d'Opelousas, dams les
trente jours qui suiyront la date du present avis,
pourquoi ledit Tableau ne serait pas approuve ct
homol0gue, administrator autorise payer con-
formement audit tableau, ct quill soft decharge
de toute responsabilite ulterieure.
A. GARRIGUES, GretFer.
OpeIOusas, % JUN 1867.
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Auiourd'hui que Part oratoire est cul-
tive par le monde ct par tout lie monde,
tachons de nous rappeler ce que nous di-
salt, il a vingt ans, notre professeur de
rhetorique.
C'etait un brave homme, ce profess
seur II disait:
PAS de pipe la bouehe, pas de era
vate 6tee, pas d'habits debrailles, rien de
sale sur la chemise. De la tenue, de la
dignite, rair modesto, reil calme, lie
front droit.
Pas de gestes ignobles d'ecarts de JAM
bes, de confessions de Tit, de grimaees,
de piaillements, de hurlements, de rires
divrognes, de jurons de portefaix, DIAL
lures de Truands. LIE geste sobre, la
voix pure, FACTION d6cente, lie visage
noble ct jamais erispe par lie sarcasme on
fimpurete.
Point, non plus, de "moi," de toujours
s'moi," de simpiternel ''moi." L'orateur
ma pas le droit de raconter sa vie, quel-
que peu glorieuse qu'elle puisse 6tre.
Point de phrases haeh6es, de phrases
composites, de haillons de phrases; point
de sornettes, de sottises, did6es creuses,
de sentiments faux, de ritourrelles alb
surdes, de r6petitions endormantes
point de fautes de langue, de neologismes
ayentur6s, d'expressions vulgaires, de
clinquant de carnaval, de droleries de
cirque imperial. I'm langage correct, une
phrase convenable, des principles digne-
ment formules, une morale doueement e
clairee, une conviction profonde inspirant
le respect, toujours La verite, toujours la
vertu.
L'orateur doit persuader, convainere,
6elairer, moraliser. Son Guyre peut etre
celle dun Saint, dun apotre."
Et quand Pun de nous disait une polls
sonnerie, lie vieillard laissait gravement
tomber ces paroles sur nos jeunes tetes
d'ecoEers:
''De la dignite, de la dignit6, ct encore
de La dignite - L0uisiaRdis.
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Dissolution de Socfete.

= A societe qui existait ci-devant entire James
- NJ. Thompson ct c. Mayo, dams la Pharma-
Gle des Opelousas, ayant etc dissoute dun com
mun-accord, les personnes qui doivent Get eta
blissement sont Instrument prices de venir re
gler avec lie soussign6, seul charge du reglement
des afares de cette socete.
Etant devenu acquereur de finteret du DR.. j.
III. Thompson dams Ia Pharnacie ci-dessus, lie
soussigne soIIicite respectueusement Ia eontinu-
alton du patronage liberal qui a etc accorde
Get Establishment, ct il eessera, par ses soins
ct son attention, de meriter Encouragement ge-
neral.
n. BE soussign6 sest assure les services de
son frere. Thadeus Mayo, depuis longtemps ia
vorablement dams cette communicate CONNIE
Pharmacien expert. Lui on lie soussign6 sera
pref tout heure du jour on de la mutt, a salts
faire aux commandes qui leur seront faites.
CLAUDIUS MAYO.
Opelousas Is JUN 1867. 1t
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Ill n etc arrete cornIne Epave,
A cEUK QUE CELIA coNcEREE.

TEUX qui dorenavant eouperont du bois sur
~ La terre Antoine Bolsdore, FAnse Bour-
beuse, seront rigoureusement peursuivis. y. Ell.
j. Young en- est lie garden nonme par lie soussi-
gns Administrators de la succession H. Prevent.
Cette terre, don't la contenance est de 1000 ar
pents, est vendre. JULIEN PROVEST
0pelousas, S JUN 1867. 52-tf
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Enregistremeut.-Samedi dernier, lie NOM
bre de votans enregistr6s dams notre Paroisse de-
passait 1000 de queiques noms. II y await . peu
pres 200 blancs, ct 2,sO0 hommes de couleur
HIRES ee affranchis.
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nLe vantard bouff de vanite est SEM
blable au ballon: une piqdre d'epingle lie
degonfe.
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Mdries-A rEglise Cathohque, le II courant,
par lie Rev F. Raymond, M. LUc HoLLrER De-
moiselle DELPHISE FERAY tous de notre vile.
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Enfin !-Jae compagnie dn 4e Regiment de
Cavalerie de larmee reguliere des E. Unis, Capt.
tane Webb, ct compliant "a hommes, est arrlvee
en- notre Paroisse par un des bateaux de samedi
dernier. yenant de la Nouvelle Orleans, ct etabli
son camp sur la limite Nord Est de notre vile.
Nous ne savons au juste dams quel but ellie nous
etc envoyee; mais nous pouvons assurer ceux
que celia concerne-que 81 c'est reffet de prote-
GER les Union men de notre Paroisse cest pour la
surete generate, ct ellie aura peu de chose a faire
Ellie ma encore fait aucune operation, que nous
sachions. Dams tous les cas- nous sommes salts
fait de sa presence parmi nous, ct nous supposons
cue les officers civils de notre Paroisse en seront
kxaieHaeat saiisfaits.
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AVIS.

A V Is.
~ R. S. GALEOTTI ayant termine
W ses affaires Opelousas, tous ceux
qui lui doivent sont requis de venir pay
er entire les mains du soussigne, son agent,
d son ancien magasin, dams les quinze
iours qui suivront La date du present avis,
a Respiration de laquelle date, les comp
tes des delinquents seront places en- col
lection par vote judieiaire.
G. CAHANIN, agent.
Opelousas Is JUN 1867. 1-3t
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Mardi proclaim Sc vendront les biens de la
succession de fen Louis Habert, 8 miles de
notre village, lesquels consistent en- teres, batis
ses, chevaux, bstes d cornes &c. Pour les de-
tails ct les conditions. voir pavis sur le revers de
cette page.
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COURIER DES OPELOUSAS.
Journal Omciel
DELLA VILE D'OP ELO U AS
sAMEDI matin, :: -: % JUN 1867.

-Ceux qui pensaient que fopinion de a.
yoeatgeneral des E.-Unis relativement au drolt
d'enregistrement, aurait change la marche des
Registers, Sc sont trompes, du moins pour ce qui
eoncerne notre Parosse. lis continuent CONNIE
lis ont commences, en- attendant disent-lis' des Or
dres ce contraire de la part du Gen. Sheridan.
LIE seul enlargement que ron remarque' cess
qu'ils sont plus rigides auiourd'bui qu'au COM
mencement, ct il y une infinite de citoyens qul
ne peuvent pas Sc faire enregistrer present tan
dis qu'ils auraient pu lie faire an commencement.
On peut placer dams cette categorie tous ceux qui
ont servi ccmme commissaires ou JUICES d'elec-
tons, de temps immemorial. ce qui retranchera
encore plusieurs centaines de votans de notre pa
roisse, sans compter d'autres categories qui, en-
semble, ne sont pas moins nombreuses.
C'est decourageant pour nous qui ne desirons
ou,une reconstruction honnete etjuste, mais e'est
precisement ce que veulent les Radicaux.
Dependant nous esperons encore que cette in
Justice sera biPnt6t corrigee.
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Nous ferons observer encore une tols que
les Enregistreurs de de notre paroisse Won't
fermer leurs Registres Samed proclaim. Mardi,
Mercredi ct Jeudi proclaim, lis seront a Mallet,
puts Sc trouveront la Maison de Cour Samedi
proclaim, pour plier baggage.
Que ceux qui ont neglige de Sc faire enregis-
trer Sc rendent done Mallet mardi, mercredi on
jeudi, on en- notre vile Samedi proclaim, sils ne
veuent perdre leur droit ct Sc placer de eur pro-
pre volonte au-dessous des atfranchis. LIE devoir
de tout citoyen est de prendre une part active
aux afaires du pays; ct auiourd'hui plus que ia
mais ce devoir est imperieux, quoique generate
ment nsgligs de la part des citoyens blancs. 81
done ce nest pour eux-memes, au moins qu'ils
yiennent Sc faire enregistrer pour Phonneur de
leur pays ct pour donner de la constance ceux
qui ont plus qu'eux le bien-etre du pays eeur.
R0see des AIpes.-Ceci est une iqueur
medieinale extraite de certaines plantes que fon
ne trouye que dams les montagnes de rHelvetie.
Cette manne des Alpes est preparee particuliere-
ment pour les valetudinaires, les gems dune san
te delicate ou dun temperament ef6min6. Ne
anmoins, les persennes en- parfaite sante en- font
leurs delices en- glise d'absinthe ct d'apperitif,
attendu son goat exquis ct refet agreeable qu'elle
produit.
III. Mayo, pharmacien en- notre vile Went den
recevoir qui nest pas raudee, ct nous La recon-
mandons partieulierement aux personnes qui Sc
trouvent dams les categories plus haut designees.
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THINGS FR I'M THE GnhF
Dignity Of Masonry.

The true man, when he arrives
within the circle Of light, feels that
all the powers Of his mind are
strengthened by the robes Of Mason
nv. He seeks not TO startie the
multitude with the glitter of tho
paraphanalia the various degreee
invest him with, but, in the pustle
and conflict of life, studiously and
silently applies to his character the
mysterious principles embodied in
precep.s and maxims. symholized by
the gayel, the square and plumb.
The influence of this inward work
as time leads on to the final rest,
brings forward the man and Mason
perfected in all the noble proror-
tions designated by his Creator.
The study and practice of the
lessons of Freemasonry, can not fan
to add dignity to human nature. 1t
teaches silence and ciIcumspection,
forbids babblirg and riots, teaches
temperance and charity, aud points
to fortitudc in trial, and a blessed
Immortality to the faithful.-Mystic
Star.
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The Altar.

Maimonides, the great Jewish
Commentator, in the second chapter
of his treatise '.de domo electa, F"
says that "there is an undoubted
tradition among all tie Jews, that
the spot where David erected his
altar on the thrcshing floor of Ornan
the Jcbusite, and where Solomon
afterwards placed his in the temple,
was the same spot in which Abra-
ham bonnd Isaac when he was about
TO immediate him-whcre Noah sac
rifccd when he came out of the ark
where Cain and Able offered up
their sacrifces-and the same where
Adam presented his first gift to
God when he was created. A sim
liar tradition, derived probably
from the same sources, exists among
FreemasCns.
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vHyssE VOICE OF MASONRY

Il and Things from the Craft. A mod
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tions and personalities, and Masonically
loyal. In every sense of the word. an or
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uniformity. 1t contains Masonic News,
History, Jurisprudence, Official Lists,
which, with Clippings from the Quarry,
Stories, Poetry md Sketches, go to make
this he most valuable and interesting Ma
sonic Journal published. 1t will be en-
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the Holy Land and Europe, by Rob Nor
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annum. with liberal cash or miscellaneous
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cents. Address.
JOHN G.. W. BAILY,
Masonic Publisher and Dealer in Masonic
Goods, Regatta, and Books.
164 Clark Street, Chicago ILL.,
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Bro. French, T.. G.. NJ. District
of Columbia, in an address delivered
at the dedication Of Naval Lodge,
few days ago, in Washington city,
says:
Josephus, after describing the
building of the temple with all the
mlnutia of historian, says: "W hen
Solomon had finished these works,
these large and beautiful buildings,
and laid up his donations in the
temple, and all this in the interval
of seven years, and had given a dem
onstration Of his riches and alacrity
therein, insomuch that any one WHO
saw it would have thought it must
have been an immense time ere it
could have been finished, and would
be surprised that 50 much should be
finished in so short a time.
We have, therefore, as good cyi
hence as any deduction from history
can give, of the truth Of the legend
tn which VIC found the organized
commencement of our Fraternity.
There is but little doubt that as
soon as the Temple was completed
the immense body Of workmen who
had been employed in its erection
were scattered abroad. They car
ried with them the knowledge Of the
organization by which they had been
enabled, during the seven years in
which they had been employed, to
carry on the work 50 earnestly AID
with 80 little confusion, and they
made use of that knowledge to bind
themselves more firmly together n
their operative work. Years and
centuries passed away--thc Legend
did not pass away; and in time the
operative Masonry became united
with speculative Masonry, and the
symkols and emblems furnished Ly
the work. in its operative form, be-
came the working tools Of the craft
in it's speculative form; aud Fr c.
masonry, as it now exists, became
established. The Fraternity, which
had consisted Of practical builders,
because theoretical builders, and
the palaces and temples they erect
ed, were founded upon the virtues
that adorn mankind, and which may
be almost, if not wholly, expressed
in that single phrase so well known
to the Craft--.'Uniycrsal Bcnevo-
lcnce.'
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Setting a Green Sprlg.

One of he most symbolical and
beautiful thoughts on the Master
Mason's Lecture has been overlook
ed by Masonic writer's lit is that
remarkable expression. 81 will set
q slrig of Acacia at the head Of the
grave that the place may be known
should occasion require it,
1t is for this very thing that when
We die, our Borrowing brethren will
drop sprigs of evergreen into our
graves; that the place may be known
BY the Omniscicnt God, when, in
the morning of the Resurrection oc-
casion shall require Him to fnd our
buried dust, to place lis strong
right hand under ours, to raise us
from the dead level to the living per-
pcndicular and to whisper in our At
tentive ear, the lifcgiving Word
that is our Immortality! Grand
and sublime thought conveyed IN
der this emblem of the Green SpIig !!
No worler it is fancied that the
cvergrccns We drop upon brothcr's
coffin never decay, that they will
but lie there in greenness and fra
GRANGE and beauty. until disturbed
by the Almighty Himself.-Extrac
from an unpublished address.
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A GREAT BARGAIN!!

Tie subscriber will sell lis farm very
cheap! 1t Is situatedin Winneshcik coun-
ty. Oh the Rail Road six miles from Cresco
ten miles from Counover, five miles from
New Oregon and fifteen miles from De-
corah. There are 2 brooks running through
the farm and ten never failing springs and
timber sufficient on the premises for the
uses ofthe farm. 1t is well calculated for
stock and grain raising, having 400 acres
fenced, $50 of which is under cultivation.
and 30 acres with q spring on ii is enclosed
with post and rail fence for II pasture
There are two good wells, three log houses
ana new frame house situated on the
military road. The farm contains $50
acres in all, lying Ill one tract, and will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers. 1t can be
divided into 50 acre lots and have living
water or each lot. There is also school
house in the immediate vicinity For par
ticulars inquire of
n9tl3l JOHN WHOLEHAN.
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Actual Business Depart
knpnt.

In order that students may acquire thorough
and prac' zeal knowledge of trade is Necessary and
all important that transactions be actually made
For this reason the Merchants National Bushes
College has been most elegantly fitted up with Coun
ters, Banks, Railroad and Express Offices, and al
appurtenances Thus a student when in the Banks
ing Department. handles and learns to cct;nt and
judge Of money, both domestic and foreign; when in
the Mer .handse Department he has samples of all
goods and learns to judge of cash article In every
business the student handles exactly the per used
In that individual business such as Checks Drafts,
Certificates Of Deposit, Bills of Lading, Warehouse
REGENTS &C. In brief
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'a'Iae Voice OF asOsiry.

We will furnish the Voice Of Ma
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The Voice is a monthly publication
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airy magazine, catholic in spirit and
teaching. This will give the best
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The EVERGREEN is the very APP
propriate name of a new Masonic
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ests Of the Fraternity Of Universal
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THE STUDENT WOTES IN THE
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BUSINESS WORLD.
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This isa onso!iIation Of the oldest and best
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The Colleges were founded in 1850, and incorpor
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PROBONO PUBLICO!

TEACHERS and SCHOOL OFFI.
GERS take notice that the undersigned will
be at Cresco the last Saturday of each
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If you prefer to carry eracnbacks, leave
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Strangers who intend to buy farm or
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time (pcrhaps money! by consulting with
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an honorable place in Journalism in
Iowa, and hope the brethren of the
Mystic Tie may everywhere give it
a cordial welcome.