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AUDITORS OFFICE STATE LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Dec SO 1851.
To l. e. Leuarie ESQ. State Tax Collector Parish Of Or
le Second District:
Sir-The State Constitutional Convention in session in
this City, having passed Ordinance levying Of ONE
NULL upon the dollar all taxable properly, to pay the
expenses Of said Convention,
You ereby directed TO proceed Immediately collect
said Tax be reported by you the Convention
Tax and be calculated upon the of 1851
payable only in legal OF the United ststes
pay the Treasurer Of tbs Stste the end
every days under OATH all collected by you under
this ordinance less the amount OF your commission, which
collection Of taxes;
your final settlement for the before the first day
Of April, 1868.
The taxable property in your psrh. the
ofls67, teng $50 92l, 200 the will be s39 92l 20
jncosed copy Of the ordinance referred Very
spectfully, IA. PERALTA.
Auditor.
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TO TAX PAYERS.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
FIKsr DISTRICT, Jan. 2, 1853
In aecOrdsrce with the following order hereby notify the
Tax Payers Of the District to call at my Office and settle
said Tax forthwith:
T. AsKEw,
State Tax Collector First District cfNew Orleans,
ITO Caronde.et strest.
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nlACHIN ERF.
John l.. BAKINGER,
ts&, Ise. ....MAGAzINE......IsS.I ISs. Iss
IOo.....-.....Eotre Dame street.....-......IoS
ppAGG EOTTEDRY AND FINISUING SUOF
mACHIN ERF.

BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SH0F,
WROUGHT IRON PIPES AND rTrrI-,os. tOr Steam,
Water and Gas.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, in all les
nufsrious branches Tor Steamboats,, Plantations Brew
sries Dstileries aud Private Dwellings.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILIEGs put up 10 tbs
ssstest manner. and on the shortest notice.
COPPER STILLS made 20 order
CONSTANTLY HAND:
large OF Brass Globe Valves; Ohsek Valves
horizontal and VERTICAL Oh Globes and Cups all sisss n
Steam Water Cocks various pstterns Steam 9anges
Magnetic WAter Gauges and Gauge Cocks etc, etc.
ALSO. CONSTANTLY ON HAND:
the sslsbrated MITCHELL STAR LIGHTNING RODs
azd POINTS which took the First Premium the late Fair
Orders city And cOuHtTy solicited and promptly a.
a
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RICE MILLs.... ...............KiCE MILLS.
Hsving secured the services Of Mr.. PETER NcKINAY,
the inventor Of approved RICE PoU sDER in
use has 30 years engaged in tn
rtrucon erection snd cement Of Rice Machinery We
prepared under his supervision, to construct all kinds
Machinery reqTired in the preparation Of Rice for the
malket and 10 furnish all necessary draw and speea
eafisns.
model o. MeKinlay's Patent Rice Huiler, suitable FOR
those who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption, can be
seen asour Establishment
LEEDS CO.
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Thursday, January 10th. 1888

APPR9XIhATIOE PRIZES:
apyFoxmAuon pglEes OF sSjJ each tor the nine -.
naming units of the ten Of the Rumb3T
drssing the s5U,0O0 prise Sz,7Oe
. approximation prizes Of $50 ehsh for the nfne re
naming units of the ten Of the nurnb5I
drawing the S3) O10 prize A2et
3 sppToxlI1sti prizes OF $50 each for the ans 70
Y aiming unite Of the ten Of the number
drawing the SsOUO prise l,5lt
AD9roznistiOD przes of $50 each for the nine 70
naming OF the ten Of the numoU
dnVine the sTO90 PaS 1,ks0
3 approximation prizes Of sluJ zach for the nias
rnsiuine units OF the ten of She aUnbJ
drawing the $500 prize srs...... "a
2 ApproxIna nation prizes Of SleO each for the nine
naming units Of the ten OF the nurpber
drawing the SSfn prise ssre..................-. 500
26l approximations of $50 each tor the nine ming
units Of the same ten Of thd number dTswtngthe
blJuprihes are l0uoV
fSs srise. amounting TO-. S9sOss0
Whols tickets e3 Halves &C. Quarters IS; ElghtnA o. 3d.
Pri.ss payable In ful without deduction.
Orders for Tickets in this splendid scheme viii be carefully
answered by return mail aud the drawings sent With
psnetcn the result Of each investment She
drawing II ever Address
OHks T HOWARD Licensed Dealer
Corner Camp and COmmOs streets OF
Lock Sax slz Pest Ofice New OTlssEL
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,

SECOND DISTRICT Jan. 2, 1865.
In accordance with the following order hereby notify the
Tax Payers of the Second District call my Office and
settle said Tax forthwith
L. e. LEMARIE,
State Tax Collector Second District Of New Dreams,
CsrLer ST. Peter and Chartres streets.
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LOTTERIES.
II ENTUCKE sTATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
HURRAY. EDDY q CO...............MAN
LOTTERIES.

HURRAY. EDDY q oO...................MAN
CAPLTAE FSIZE-SSe.0O0.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, FOR TIE sENEFIs
OF SHELBY COLLEGE.
uLAss A, TO BE DRAWN Ar OovINaFoN. AZ
OF
Thursday, January 18th, 1888
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

tOm mulSSkON--EOhN w AHDxN&,
John w. NORRIS q co..
81 Renovsd from 81 Canal strsstJ
RI CANAL AND IL eros IMAM STREETS,
Factors.
And Dealsr.in all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Agents for Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES and COTTON
ms
Zimmerman Co.'S Cine ma Sparkling cArAwBA,
TARCH, VINEGAR, etc, etc, always on hand.
DEv VAN d MASON,
w. s. DE vAN-E. 3. MAsoD
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
Comnission Merchants and Dealers
Western Produce.
No. lOI POydras street. Camp and M.gazinsrsss
~ q. NOEL.
COMMISSION xEECHAw7,
FOR the sale Of
Cattle. HsEs. sheep. Mules sEa Ee-s-s
STOCK LANDING, Ekw oRLxAEE
ss.i.tAossry references r.-sA
HAY A MEHLe-
kLExAEpKk HAT-WfLLiAh MuHLhl
COMMISSION MEBCHAsTs. Foz THE PURCHASE
Sale, Forwarding ana Shipment Of Hides, Leather,
Wool Beesvsx, rsllow, snd Tan
ming Materials,
Nos a and g. COMMERCE STREET NEW oRLEASR
GLLMOR a STRONG.
(HARRY GILMoR, Maryland. @. NJ STRONG. Fierids
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING Nks
CHANTS.
IA Cnrondelet street.,
NEW ORLEANS
NeQUOID n MEHLE.
James McQuOid-Chris hshlsl
OOMMIss SION MERCHANTs
For ths Sale Of Cattle Hogs and shss2.
stock Landing.
NEW ORLEANS, La
TNBAU. AYOOok - co..
(H. NBAU, J. T. AYCoCK. JOE eTrzINaKKj
Csuccsssors O. wIIkin oo.J
s0kNIssIoN MEROH HAEfB
-roR rHn SALE Or
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep,
STOCK LANDING.
ony of ysr.r.ce "a
q g. RsUEs - HH0..
a. L. koUNs, BEN. .. koUEa,
asasrsI ooHxis.isn KsreAaxss.
vHoLEsALK eROCERs.
-Asp rxlIrxs M
EGKoY eRooERIEs. BOAT AND BAH sfoEzs
10. y Common strss. xsw oris.As
osecsszs, oonsgnments TO Bell. and ordsrr ra<sss
FOfa the IeVec solicited.
Particular sstsatos given te Resolving ger-.ass
liberal o.sh Advances osB,ixnnsnis
q. FORBES - co..
sos Is and g FRONT STREET, NEW oRLkAN2, La
ReDeral Commission Merchants,
the sale Of Cotton Flour Whisky Corn, TObsoco
bonded warehouse prepared handle Whisky and
fobsecoi bond o6srns superior induce
shippers those articss Liberal advances mAds
on sorsi1nnpeuts
CksEOwETA. oAAES - co..
SENEGAL COMMISSION kEsoHAzYs
xe. 30 New Levoe st-sss,
sEa 0xLBAss, Ia.
DHITEHEAH sEGTHEsss.
20. r. vHITExAH. Nv ~HITExAEI
1sznissioz. Eeesivins and FsrwsrssRs
Merchants,
wholssa. end Rs.aal DsS.srsI Ia
kouEKIEs. uEssER< pRosooss. II-.. saakSa
NAILS, Etc,
Ha1su cara aas
kg-Hsvs rsruzasd busnes.s their stand rszoaCtts
soloit rGnsSEl Of to.-asr patronage
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
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EHEEsT TURPIE. WHOLESALE sAEgFAO'
Il turer Of Stck Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Orear
Drops, Sugar Almonds, ROek Candy, JubEbe Pass Cur
Drops Syrups By Steam. Importer OF French Orna
zsnts such Cvpds Flowers Gum Leaves, Lyres, Dan
ghns Deeoraed Toys CosaqueA Fancy Papers teI csE'
Stands Bouquets Fancy Boxes Ter Ohrist
and New Year Presents CorBucoplss stc, etc We y
OF dLevee street bet-ssr s. Lozis and OOnh sresA tsv
OH~sn. "a
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DoUsLAs.
EHGRAvEB AND LITHOGRAPHER.
no. 10 Camp street.
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HoTEl

vsinK and wedding Cards engraved In The most elegant
manner Business Cards. Account Sales Cotton. Bills Ia
ins Chscks Invoices and Circular Letters etc, 1.-The
Iraphed Seals, C4ncelfng Stamps Door Plates, etc.
Initials Embossed Pkpw szA knvsopss WITHOUT
CHARGE FOR DIX
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SUGAR-CuRED HAMS AT ll1ls POUND
c.HD.
5000 Bs. Green SIDE Mat. at &c. 2 n.
FOR salaat g. b. CHURcHILL's,
81 Tchoupit0ulas street.
between Poydr.s and Lafayette streets.
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GUNs....'...........eUNs...-...'..'.'...eUNs. UNs.
We receipt Of full line Of English, German and
American Double and Single GUNS, rednced prices.
HENRY FOLsox CO.,
No. 5 Old Levee street. opposite the POstOniee,
Agency Remington Ares Company,
Depot Of Colts Reyoyers.
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iCIRC ULAE
Notice TO all Planters.

7 WILL be in Washington in few
l. days. | have entered into arrange
ments with the house OF Messrs I. Mas
pero & CO., of New Orleans, which Will
enable me to advance you the articles
and provisions Indispensable to the sic
cess OF your crop. In % word, L offer
you every ythiug necessary to make crop,
and when that crop will he gathered,
ginned and baled, You will have the
choice, either to consign it 10 Messrs. Z.
Maspero & CO., i'll New Orleans, OF to sell
it to me, at Washington. This decision
viii be left entirely to your good judg-
ment. My offices will be i'll Washington
at the Warehouse of Messrs. Pitre 4 Car
riere, and in New Orleans at No. IS Bien
Vile Street, the office of Messrs. ?. Mas
pero & Co. ty*
Ny proposition, as YOU see, leaves you
perfectly independent. You become, as
it were, your own merchant-havipg the
privilege Of disposing OF your crop in
the manner You deem the best. When
ever you will need anything, you will
have only to come to Washington and
order directly through me, thus saving
you the trouble Of corresponding and
DONG away with delays Of al kinds.
When your crop will be ready for a
market, it viii be left with you to decide
whether you will sell it to me or consign
it to }es>rs. P. Maspero & Co., where
You will be treated as friends and your
interests taken at heart as by myself.
1t is understood that I buy and will
always buy cotton under the same condi-
ti0ns as last season; that is to say | will
pay the same prices us the New Orleans
market, after deduction of all costs natu-
rally accruing upon cotton shipped from
Washington to New Orleans.
All cottons bought by me at Washing
ton will be weighed in your presence,
and paid for as soon as weighed.
A. DESMARE.
Nav 11th, 1867. 45-tf
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MASONIC.
Estate Of DR., Henry,

a IL persons indebted to the Estate of
EA.Ethe late DR.. Arsene Victor Eugene
Henry, deceased, are requested to come
forward without delay and settle with the
undersi gned, If they wish to avoid costs;
and all those who may have claims
against the said Estate are likewise re-
quested TO present them duly authenti-
Gated, for classifi atiorl. s.s.
N. % aQIJATREVAUX, aa.
Temporary Curator. Il
opelousaa. January Il, 1868 81
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The Baton Rouge Advocate, aIltld-
ing to our advice that an organization
should be promptly effected, In opposition
to Radical nsnrpation In this State, urges
that our people should DIT once strike
hands with the Democracy as 1.-THE only
political organization In the United
States which recognizes the fact that the
white people of Louisiana are the
State. ''-Neae OrleaRs Times. @
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FOR sALEsAT PRIVATE SALE.
IA Pleasant RESIDENCES

situated in the town of Opelousas, con-
sisting In q bot of ground, and excellent
dwelling, 4 small store, kitchen, sc. n III. III
Also-a LOT Of Groceries, Household
Furniture, Sc. CO 8 q
For particulars apply on the premises
TO m E.LEONORE LESASSIER.
Opelousas, January II 1s66.
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20 VIM. ARMSTRONG,
RMERLY oFNEw ORLEANS, la.
No. GIL Pine Street.

5 PHILADELPHIA, PA,
WTILL attend to the filing Of all orders for
w HARDWARE, MACHINERY, AGRICUL-
TURAL IMPLEMENTS, Garden and other Seed,
Portable Eartheas Furnaces, Stores, Hollosuscare,
Assthraeite Coal, de-, as well as any other bust
ness intrusted to him s#
He respectfully solicits the patronage of all
his old friends and customers of New Orleans,
and all others requiring his services. Consign-
ments solicited and prompt returns made. "a
Refers to all the old Hardware Houses in New
Orleans. ~ - lap6--6m.
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Public Sale.

Estate Of Jean Marie Dmand, deceased.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
D District Court of the Eighth Judi
cial District, in and for the Parish of ST..
Landry, there will be sold at public sale,
to the last and highest bidder, by the un-
dersigned Curator Or by q duly commits
stoned auctioneer on the plantation here
matter described, on Bayou Mallet, on
Wednesday, February 5th, 1863,
the following described property belong
ing to the Estate of the late Jean Marie
Durand, deceased, to wit: I T
- A Tract of Land, d.
ss situated on Bayou Mallet, in
the Parish of st. Landry, CON
-ansk==~ tanning two hundred arpents,
more or less, bounded North by public
land, South by land of E.. Fl. Martin,
East by land of E. H. Martin and West
by land of Jean Gallot, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon
Terms AND CONDITIONS Five hun
dred and thirty five dollars cash, five
hundred on the 1st of April, 1868, and the
balance in two equal annual instalments
payable lst February 1869 and 1st Feb
ruary 1870, with eight per cent per an.
mum interest from maturity until paid
And moreover the land remaining spe,
cially mortgaged unto said Estate unit
full and entire payment of capital ant
interest. Notes with security to the sat
isfaetion of whom the right. IN saE 9es2 =
Jan. 4, 1868. Curator.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
Estate Of Joseph P. Dauis, deceased.
MILL be sold at public auction, on
w Saturday. January 25, 1868,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, by the
Administrative of said Estate or IL
censed auctioneer one lot of horned cat
tie, one mule, one lot of hogs and
mark, one lot Of sheep, one OK cart,
household furniture, kitchen and
farming utensils, and sundry other
articles of small value.
Said sale to take place at the residence
of said Administrators, on the Bayou
Petit Prairie, IN Parish of St. Landry.
Conditions Cash.
.s.-. . ALICE J. HERBERT.
sf,E.Iz. Administrators.
January 1lth, 1868.
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A Nen and not Bad Idea. FWo plant
ers Of St. John Baptist, Massrs. LeFet
and Tappey corerie, are having tickets
printed to give To their laborers, which
certify that they are good for half q day.
work. Ifa hand werks half of the day
he gets paid forit. If he works the whole
day he gets paid for itsin two tickets. II
he loiters away part Of his day, he gets
paid for bis WORK and not for his loiter-
ing. This, with Il definition 81. the rate
per month and the number of working
days per nonth, with the hours consti-
tnting d dayissWOrk. IL all the contract
needed sAss, 4 sss s.s
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NllTLGE.

EEyHE creditors of the vacant Estate of
i Jean Marie Durand, late OF the Par
ish Of St. Landry, deceased, are hereby
notified to present an account Of their.
respective claims, and the titles by which
they are established at the office Of
Messrs. Moore & Morgan, Opelousas.
.r si LOUIS CHARRIE. Curator.
OpalousAs. Dee 7th, s667., s26-55ttt ST
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J. Z. COURET.
!. BLOCH.
CIT. j. BI
Bloch Brothers,

COTTON FACTORS and Commission Mer-
" chants, No Isl Common street, N. Orleans,
will punctually attend to all business entrusted
to their care All business left at the House of J.
Bloch Il Co, in Opelousas, will receive immedi-
ate attention ~~-.---@ Dec 9-26.
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FANCY GOODS AND
NOTIONS,
of all kinds, will sell my CALICOEs at 12aa
cents, the very best brands; 4 qrs. COTTON at
124 and Is cents; SHEETING . yds. wide at
Az cents; TOWELS, the very best Linen, and
large size, at 81 so and S6 90 per doz SCOTCH
PLAIDS and all DRESS GOODS still cheaper
than last week. as am determined to sell.
POPLINS at IS and 40 c.; handsome DRESS
GOODS at 25 cents, worth SO c.. WOOL DE-
LANES at 35 and 40 cents, really worth IS and
IS cents FLANNELS at Is per cent less than
last week; Ladies' and Children's SHOES mark
ed down 10 per cent from last weeks prices also
all BOOTS and SHOES the same way; CLOAKS
the same way-as for FANCY GOODS and NO
TIONS, at Cost
Nubias, Sontags &c Shaw1s,
all must be sold at COST, in order to clear out
the entire stock, as the season is Short and
money hard to get. ~ G-t*}
CLOTHING, BLANKETS, HATS and HO-
Sherry, all marked down. Es.,.... .....
| will receive this week large invoice of all
kinds of goods; therefore they must be sold if
possible. do not and will not keep back my
goods in order to make large profits
"Quick Sales and Small Profits
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= Public Sale.
Estate of Christoral Tate and Wife.


DY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
ID Court of the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Louisiana, in and for
the Parish of st. Landry, there will be
sold at public sale, to the last and high
est bidder, by the undersigned Admins
traitor, or through the ministry of duly
commissioned Auctioneer, on the herein
after described plantation, situated in
Prairie Vile Plate, in said Parish, on
Wednesday, January 29th, 1863.
the following described property, belong
Valentine Tate, his wife, both deceased,
late of the Parish of St. Landry, to-wit ::
A Certain Plantation,
situated on the confines of the 'Chicot
Woods, measuring one hundred and fifty
superficial arpents Of land, bounded on
the North by lands Of Adam Tate, Mrs
John Guillory, Mrs. Valentine Tate, de-
ceased, and Jean Louis Fontenot, East
by Adam Tate, and South and West by
Adam Tate, it being the same plantation
acquired by said deceased from said
Adam Tate, about the year l847.
Another Tract of Land,
situated in the vicinity Of the one above
described, measuring three hundred and
seventyfve superficial arpents. bounded
North by public domain, East by Mrs.
John Guillory, South by the land des-
cribed as Lot No. !, and West by Jean
Louis Philippe Fontenot.
About 216 head of stock cattle and
horses;
90 head of gentle horned cattle;
2yoke of work oxen;
One horse;
Two buggies;
3 saddle horses;
2 gentle mares;
Seven colts;
9 head of horse creatures
One stallion;
One mule;
A lot of hogs;
Is head of sheep;
9 mares;
About 5000 pounds of cotton in the
seed;
One OK cart;
40 aod barrels of corn;
1900 bundles of fodder;
So barrels sweet potatoes;
About Is head Of cattle ranging in
Darbonne Prairie;
A lot of shingles and 3 feet boards ;
Household Furniture,
PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS,
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/. p A / N T, s
OILS VARNIsHEs &c,

DOILED Linseed oil, Caster oil, Neat foot oil,
- Spirits Turpentine, Photolite Coal ell, .Ia-
pan varnish, Copal Varnish, Denear varnish,
Asphaltum varnish, paint brushes, sash brushes,
Varnish aud marking brushes Hies % 20
For sale bY s4t 81 sE..s JAMES a. LEE. 5
Nov. 16 3m q ssys.@s# NEW IBERIa.
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S H e RIFF F'S S AL e.

SH ERIF F'S ALE.
State Of Louisiana.
Martha Wikoff, Wild. District Court,
George A. wikof. No. 1880. -
Y virtue of an order of seizure and sale from
- the Hon. the District Court of the Eighth
Judicial District of the State of Louisiana, i'll
and for the Parish Of St. Landry, III the above
entitled suit and to me directed, / will offer fer
sale at auction, to the last and highest bidder,
at the Court House of this Parish, in the town
of 0pelousas, on
zsa Saturday, February Is, t,<1s68,
commencing at the hour of Ii A. NJ, and con-
tinuing from day to day, if necessary, all the
rights, titles, interests and demands of George
A. Wikoff, the defendant unto the following
described property, seized to satisfy said order
A Certain Plantation,
situated in the said Parish of st. Landry, front
ing ON the left bank of the Bayou BHuf, bound
ed on the North and upper side by land of Thos.
A. Cooke, on the South and lower side by land
of Widow Enoehs, and on the back or East side
by public domain, containing five hundred and
sixty arpents of land with the =E'5
Buildings and Improvements
thereon, except the Sugar House and Mill
CONDITIONS: s:-Cash. g
==1aI JAS. G.. HAYES. Sheriff.
70pelousas, December 2sth, 1867.
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New Iberia Advertisements.
Books, Stationery, &c.

HUMEss England; Gibbons Rome, Guizots
Il Civilization, Maeauley's Essays, Byron's
Milton, Shakespeare's, Popes, Moores, Burns,
Campbelrs, Goldsmith's, Tennysons, and Long
fellows POEMS Waverly Novels, L. MnhIbachs
popular Historical novels, Diamond edition Dick
ems, Globe edition Dickens, Diamond Thackeray,
Globe Bulwer, Trollope's Novels, Levers, Dumas,
Wilkie Collins. and al the latest Novels and
Romanees. Don Quixote, Gil Bias, Goeth's Po-
ems and Tales, in fact, Books to suit the most
fastidious. Also, a handsome lot of children's
beautifully illustrated Books. sf# 4a s#
AEs0-SchooI-B Books Of all sorts, Blank books,
Note, Letter, Foolseap, Record, and Bill paper,
&Ee:, &c. SIC. For sale by 6asiAtsa#
srase szsEzsa {4s3# #sSG JAMES A. LEE.
.ss3 g-.ass.+s Apotheeary and Bookseller,
,s~ New Iberia, La.
j November 18th. 1867. s 23-3m
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sLIGHT on HAND Refusing an offer Of
marriage
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"Quick Sales and Small Profits
NO HlTNGBUG. +.

ALI goods advertised are ON hand and can b
found, and shall be sold at prices as given in
the true paper-'The Opelousas Courier"
Call and examine and satisfy yourselves and
be assured you will save money.
SOL. LOEB,
At the old stand of e. C. Dupre
Opelousas, January 4th, 1868.
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NT1 Cp0


BQDET & GUEYDAN BROS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
T REIGN n AND DO EST / G.
DRY GOODS,
NO Il Ole LIE wee,
BET WEEN PIrNyILLE AND CUsTOMHoUsE SITS
jnly28-tf.1 Nes0 Orleans,
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NO. BUSINESS CARDS.
CONFECTTONERS.

~ Fl. MILLER & CO., First Premium steam
" Candy Manufaetory, 50 New Levee, Whole
sale Confectioners. Depot Of California Wines
. No. so New Levee, 46-1a.
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Kitchen Utensils.
and many other articles, the enumeration
of which would be too tedious.
Terms and Conditions THE household
furniture, farming implements, and gen
tie horses, will be sold for cash, on the
day of sale: The balance of the property
will be sold upon credit of one and two
years, from the first day of April next,
1868; that is to say, one-half payable on
the lst April, 1869, and the other half on
the lst April next following (l870). The
lands remaining specially mortgaged un-
to said Estates until full and entire pay
ment of capital and the interests which
may accrue thereon at the rate of per
cent. per annum from time due until
paid And moreover, the purchasers
furnishing two solvent securities to the
satisfaction Of whom the right.
WILLIAM TATE,
Administrator.
T9-,o.,.1~ar 90 1oc-