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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

FONMlSSlUNERS SALE Uf NEAL
" FSTATE.-Ry virtue OF a decree Of the Cir
cnIt Court Of the county of Mecklenburg rem
dcred in the case ofThompson r8. Harris at the Sep
TENDER term, 1868. the undersigned will sell on sA-
TURDAY the 18th day Of October. 1893, at public
auction, on the premises. the TRACT OF LAND
lying on Roanoke river. In the county Of Meek
lenburg. adjoining the lands Of William I""I"s,
Jr.. and others, and on which DR.. Giles Harris re-
Gently resided.
This tract contains ahout SIX HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-OEE hCRES-about two hundred and
ffty acres Of which are In original growth and
heavily tlmbered. and about eighty acres Of rich
and fertile river low-grounds. The improvements
consist OF a comfortable and convenient dwelling
house and necessary cut-houSes In good repair.
TERMS Cash enough 10 pay expenses. Of suit
and sale. and the residuc thereof 10 be paid In two
equal annual instruments. the purchaser 10 give
bond bearing interest from day Of sale, with APP
proved personal security. and the title retained
until the purchase money Is paid. The purchaser
to have the privilege o paring the entire purchase
money in cash. ALEXANDER SlDNpR.
Commissioner.
DnN-DrHN~ Sartnrr hp- 10 1Ses 81 g3-3W
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TWO FINE SHOWCASES.

Terms: All sums under 300, cash over that
amount, sixty days credit for approved endorsed
rotes PAINE e %.
s.o5 AuctiOneers.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAY.
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

FUTURE DAY.
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF A FARM OF
"A THREE HUNDRED AID THlEE FGf+R
AGREs; IN hIvhHNA IN SRRyyRRbnrREEK.-
As assignee in bankrnptcyo OF Mr.. MH.i amc,inn on
ais; OF Fiuyanna. | shall! sell at ps a nt ~ O'clock
NJ. In front of The United States cllstntl-ir.sHn onL
the city Of Richmond. on the sotth hl'I N 10
hctwren Tenth and Eleventh streets; the "a 81 ee-
Gated ne above. on which The said Isyalls rgsli Ip
containing THREE HUNDRED ~ Tbnn,as
TEEN ACRES, adjoining the lands oil VII "''
The buildings on the place are
the land of fair average qualfy. oIyb,
and and i,xelyc months. for negotiable notes, Interest
''s sc e1E sssSTtG.; 's u J. Il. SANDS. Assignee.
BY Wellington Gofdin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.
A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
N MACHINERY FOR THE
THEE GHFsrE r "A 4F rHE 5s66rTH ESb6F !, XG Gao}ys
BR1DGE.-As assignee In nan Krnp ,nG, lon. At The
ni i o nrwne NV Messrs. Kelly. Tacke,t 4 Ford
located as above. on THURSDAY the 2tth OF SeP-
te1H SE R3;'' a at 20 oT Tlfl"FN hHR1TTIGL.Es FOR THE
MANUFACTURE OF APE hcIen%d1Es IN ;" i ~
said Bauehman. consisting IN part 81 '"'
AF'' iPAPEiii MACHINE and IRONS, for small
engine:
large ENGINE. complete;
1WoHDEN TUB BOILER,
BUSTER.
LINE TANK. au,
All the BETTING, MItL-GEARlHG, ana
STOCK for manufacturing paper. ard i Gica1
many other articles of much value but TOO tcdiou'
to cuumcrate. IL.
The property will he offered as n whole, with the
privilege of continuing the present lease: hiiil IL
il cannot be sold in that way. then II VIII he solu III
detail, according To the inventory to DO eXhlbite"
at the hour of sale.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balance ut SIX AMI
twelve months for approved cndorsc'l: hcHotithle
notes with interest added.
ANDREW RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
POSTPONFMFNT.
The above sale Is postponed until THuRSDh1
the sth day of October next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ:
So % NSTht 4. X.
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THAT VERY NEAT LITTLE COTTAGE
Il RESIDENCE and STORE Of Mr.. Sylvcstis
fuckers. containing three rooms ana store. WIN
lot fronting 2lXl36 feet on Tw"ntN-third. street De
tween y and - streets. near the Methodist chlrcA
on Union Hill. will he sold al auction. on the pre-
,nises. on SATURDAY the 2tiil instant II . O'Clock
i. NJ.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at fonr. eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by deed Of trust.
RICHARDSON & NEWRIRN,
eeot Auctinnccrs.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Wellington Goddin,
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent,
FUTURE DAY.

AuCL1OnhEf HNU EtHB HoH"TC HSo""
rRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY ON THE MEADOW BRIDGE
ROAD. HALF A MILE NORTHEAST FROn
CITY.-By virtue Of n deed OF trust executed
to me by Early Corbin bearing date the 2sth dayoi
August, 1862. duly recorded In the Hcnrico county
Court. l shall proceed 70 sell at public auction, on
1853. ut O'Clock r. NJ, If fair, and If not the first
fair day thereafter, the property conveyed ~ Inc
Lots adjoining. of about TWELVE GRE OPP
Gosi'e the farm Of DR.; D Dear !, On ,fnh1 s9 Rai mSaqGw
TEp,s . Fnough In cash to defray the expenses
of sale and pay half Of a note for as dated Au-
gust 2sth, 1867, with interest from 2eih February.
RI. rest mon such terms as will he made known on
the day Of sale. The whole purchase money TO
bear Interest from the day Of sale, ana 10 DE Sc
cured by Il trust deed. ru
co % L.. Is. tipnRo az
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Y ER0SENE OIL have always on
IN hand a splendid article of KEROSENE and
ANCHOR OIL. Also, LAMPS, CHIMSFTS,
BURNERS, &c; and Il general assortment OF TIN
WARE, wholesale and retail.
o. O. OWENS,
No. 20 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited
and promptly lllcd. 81 ld-sm
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By Wellington Godtin,
Auctiuuecr ard Rca! Estate Agent.

r,rr ,~n vrpv Nvr
H'NtEbLENi Avn EN- WV EN-
II ENTLY-AKRANGFD BRICK TkNE-
HFNT, nN THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN
BETWEEN T!IIl:D tHb FDil.fl STREETS,
FOX SALE Al IL ~ %, 500 III 3h'-
zion, on the premises, on TtnSDAl nc 2sth 81
SCpirmhcr. l.t, al - . cl'In I ~: .i.,l .eFE -
s'r;thl" I!ii.f.E-Sl Jlih bhl'h rs r.
located as above, 70" III lI' "cC"p3"' !" M r,
VI. it"u'fl2"h IL w, 1'm"'' l'n.'' - ~, -, - f ~
mouse Is iill~Lo'l TON W." o'.,''''HI - ~ .,'
story mas IRON 'oFaii'dii III 'i".| ~.
IN several stories, nt7'',a "'l''-'',s,tS -.
rooms, &c, ana hd' ailille icc"i'It,"hlt','I t,i d
large family. IL Is rt"tNE an cNc"ilett '"e,t!HS'
AMI the rcIghborAoud Is equal ~ Tie DcoL III hlch-
moua.
TERMS OT"-fourtil cash: balance RI iohr. rl2ht,
and Twelve months Tor negotiable notes, interest
added secured by a tra,t decd.
sea W. GoDbIN. Auct'"n''r.
-, 80 I-cDr ury--o urrrr,c
AND ON YORK RlEER.-' klNG'S
CrFEKn-THE BEST FARM OK YORK
KINFk. ti.DItTDSE THOUSAND W HUN
DNFD ArRFS-Tp BE SOLD ~ LOTS OF
EHnI Tu'ENTy FIVE no W. HIrEDRFn
- - : Az pIruIIr obedience
=. ,r ,r,f.r ~ Ia, Itrrrlt r,,Irt nf York county
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The buildings upon the ahovc-mcntloncd lands
were erected by Mr.. l.. Truchcart under a leas"
for three wears from February /. lSGG, With Tho
privilege To the lessor 10 purchase them at Ealua-
tlon nj end of said time February l. lst'l, or 70 cN-
frrI The lease for three years longer, at whlchtinc
said buildings are to be paid for by the lessor or
his asSignpcS at their then value.
am authorized bv Mr.. Trurheart to sell this M
nxpireI lease ut the same time and place above
named. IN order that the purchaser Of the land may
have immediate possession of the whole ifhe shall
- 90 A. X. COURTNEY.
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SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By Paine & Co., Auctioncers.
- ..~- - 20
GALE. OF A LARGE RETAIL STOCK
~ OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

ON WEDNESDAY TIE 10Th,
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock, we will sell ut the store
or sh Levy. No. 1909 Main street, who Is declining
business, his entire
STOCK OF GOODS,
comprising the usual variety kept In n first-class
city retail store.
TIE STORE FURNITURE y FIXTURES,
including
TWO FINE SHOWCASES,
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T'HE SALE OF Mr.. JOHN G. HUyTyp.,
l. FARM in Louisa, Within On, mile ~ ' r )
THIRTY-OSE AID A HALF ArrrsgnD AND
proycrnents,, which was to have taken Mac III" ~ In
day the 2ith Instant, was postponed on n'a,@ Ihnf-
the inclcm.ncy IF the weather uptfI Tu TTTyHht n
the 9Th OF October. nj j. O'Clock Il hHbAi
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THIS DAY
BY Wellington Gcddin, S2
Ut Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
EXCELLENT THREE-sTORY BRICK
~ TENEMENT. ON II NORTH SIDE or
MAi FIF RETW yTNTT TwE FoR ShL AN at Xnc-
TION.-WHl he sold At auction: on the premists.
on o, ,,a T!tI P \. n, Inc T XXI / * TTfEhS if!SMiEF5N; 70 ls'ca'ci
as above, belonging To the heirs of the ate george
X. Robinson. and nor occupied by MT; Mlc MIC, e.
Ryan and others. The lot has n front OF about u
frot and n dc 9TH Of IDS feet. IL Is n good location
for a retail store and dwelling.
TERMS: One-thirI cash balance at four ana
eight months for negotiable notes. interest," ac'c'''
secured by a trust deed. W. t'l'i'lN.
IS Auctioueci'
POSTrONEMENT.
In consequence Of the rain last evening ne
above sale i postponed untilTH1S Saturday HF-
TEKSopN at y o'clock.
Rv Cook & Laughton. Auct!onccr',
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
TIORsES, MULES, WAGON, &c, AT
o,cIack, at the horse lot on Council ChaihpcF
fiii'' team Of four SUPERIOR MILES,
Several other GOOD Jules
FARM HORSES.
very fine BROOD MARE.
'i"''' COOK ( L~AUClITON,
kEctIunctrS.
BY r. Gatlright, Auctlonccr,
1879 Main street,
hctwrcn Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
r WILL SELL AT MY STORE ON
SATURDAY the Goth instant at 10 O'Clock a
large 'S'"r H@rsE E ETRNITURE,
BEDS, MATTE ESSES,
PILLOWS, SHEETS,
BLANKETS. SC.
i large lot Il GOODS.
BOOTS. SHOES,
CLOTHING.
FINE CLOTHS.
sees r. GhTHRlGHT, Auctioneer.
BY Rcgnault 4 Co., Auctionccrs,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSE
~ HOLD FURNITURE AND CARRIAGES
76th instant. commencing at 10 o'clork. we will sell
at our store an excellent variety Of HOUSEHOLD
F~UKNITrRE, emhracing in part
WALNUT CABINETS,
WWihfh%NHr tT S1DEBoARrS.
M~ARRLF-TOp ROSE Cd CENTRE
COTTAGE and other BFDsTEAnS.
CANE-sEAT ROCKING and PARLoR
wA1.NuT LOUNGES,
BOOKCASES.
OFFICE DESKS,
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES.
ALSO.
. very excellent O~NE-HoRSF CARRIAGES.
with harness. REGEAULT 4 CO..
Sc 5 Auctioncers.
BY Richardson X Ncwhurn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
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by Gruhbs & Williams, Auctiouccrs
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh strr
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TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT

TRTSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
/ BUSINESS STAND AT POWHATAN STA
TIOS. ON RICHMOND AND DANE1LLf
RAILROAD.-In pursuance of a deed Of trust ex-
ecuted to the undersigned by T. TAYLOR, trustee.
&c, on the 10th day Of September, 1867, and Only
recorded I'm the Clerks Office Of Howhatan County
Court being 50 requirodby the beneficiary therein.
| shall proceed 10 sell at public auction, ON TIE
premises. at u O'Clock W., on TUESDAY The 2hh
dav OF September. 1864. that LOT OF LAND I'M
mcdiatrly at P0whatan Station. on the Danville
railroad, containing NINE ACRES. more or less
al present leased to 3r. Il. Trucheart, and upon
which Is situated his storehouse.
TERMS: | am authorized to sell for $50 In cashto
cover expenses remainder At one, two, three, anu
four wears, with interest. we'll secured.
A. X. COURTNEY, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALEs
FUTURE DAY

BY Richardson Il Newburn.
Real Estate Agents and Apc,t
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BY Hill Il GodGin,
Real Estate Agents and A~uctionccrs,
No. 1903 Main street.

CEVENTEEN LOTS FOR SALE.-TWO
~ LOTS on Grace and Twcnty-ninth streets, So
feet front, 1872 feet deep.
ONE O on Leigh between Twcnty-sixth aud
Twenty-seNcn;h streets, 80 feet front. 1872 feet deep.
FOURTEEN LOTS on q between Thirticth and
Thir,y-frst streets, 80 feet front, lJ@ feet deep.
Applyto
Sc 22-lw HILL x y
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vTFRY VAIIrABLE FARM OF THREE

BY Gruhhs 4 williams, Auctionecrs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-04-25
The Elections.

In the results of the municipal cleo,
tons just held throughout the country We
witness a steady progress in the great re-
action against Radicalism. There is hard
ly an exception to this law, and it is so
evident that the most casual observer
cannot fail to note it. This reaction is
strikingly evinced in two of the leading
cities Of the West-St. Louis and Cincin-
natl. In the latter, we have the result
about equally balanced between the two
parties. This is a Conservative gain of
1000 on last spring, and a gain Of 1000
on the election Of last fall. Assuming a
corresponding gain on the vote of Octo-
Der last in other parts of Ohio, it would
give the Conservatives the State by not
less than thirty-ive thousand majority.
In st, Louis the change is as marked,
Or more SO indeed, if we reflect that one-
third of the population are disfranchised.
At the last city election held in St, Louis
the Republican majority was some $500.
In 1865 the Republicans carried st. Lou
is for the State ticket by 2,S45 votes.
The Conservatives now carry the city by
from 200 to 800 majority. These results
correspond with the Conservative gains
"a New Hampshire, Connecticut, Michi-
aud Wisconsin, and are the hand
WFfsfhg on the Wafi which, while it fore.
shadows the doom Of this party, serves
at the same time to make them more des-
perate in their courses. But nothing will
a v Unconstitutional hteNigencer.
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Effects of Light On Vitality.

In a remarkable paper addressed to
the French Academy of Sciences, DIR.
Dubrunfiaut examines the effects oflight
on vegetable and animal life. The re-
searches Dot MN. Gratiolet, Cloez, and
CaiIletet have in a great MEASURE proved
that the red rays of the luminous spectre
are those to Which the important physio-
logical function exercised by the u on
plants is to be exclusively attributed.
The leaves in this case act as analysers
Of white light they reject the green rays,
which constitute the physical compile
ment of the red ones; and it is thus the
various hues under which the organs Of
vegetation are seen by us may be ex-
planned, If plants were exposed to green
illumination only, that would be tanta-
mount to their being in the dark. But
this kind of light, which the vegetable
kingdom refuses to absorb, is precisely
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-04-25
OBITUARY.

Another of the men of the olden time has
been gathered to his fathers. Another OF
our citizens venerable in years, and en-.
balmed in the memory Of whole host OF
friends. has sunk INTO the grave. Jesse
Andrus died at1lis residence on Bayou Beu1
in this Parish, on the Goth inst, aged about
seventy-nine years. .,,,
Few men in our Parish were more widely
known, none more universally esteemed
and beloved, than Mr.. Andrus.
In him were found united, that stern
straightforward integrity of character; that
generous hospitality that kindness ofheart
and amiability. so beautifully characteristic
| Of the old Creole population of st. Landry
As a citizen he was public spirited as q
husband, father, and neighbor, his conduct
was exemplary in the highest degree: and
few men, through life extended to nearly
four score years, could have less to regret
than no.
Joyous, and social in disposition, ever
long after he had reached the "sear ano
yellow leaf" of life, he retained his tondness
for the company of the young, and gay
and long will his "reminiscences Of older
| time, of the men and things of St. Landry
of a generation past and gone. be remem-
bered by that circle of friends who knew
him best, and who were wont to gather a
round him.
There is something sublime|y beautiful
in the death of a man, who through a life
extended far beyond the span allotted by the
Psalmist, having fed the hungry, clothed
the naked, and lone unto others as he would
have others do unto him, quietly sinks into
the grave, as sinks the sun of a summer eve
| behind a cloud in the west.
Such was the life, such the death, of Jes
Sc Andrus.
Requiesc0t in pace. T..
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that which is coveted by the animal one.
Red, the Complementary color of green,
is that which, owing to the blood, tinges
the skin of the sheaithy human subject,
lust as the green color of leaves is the COM
Element of the one they absorb. From
this principle, so fully established by ex-
periment, ". Dubrunfadt passes to its
practical application to domestic life. All
kinds of red should be prescribed from our
furniture, except curtains. Our clothes,
which in point of fact play the part of
screens, should never be green, while this
color, on the contrary, should predominant
in u furniture, its complementary one
being reserved for our raiment. In the
same way he contends that thesalu.
brious influence of woods and for.
ests is a luminous, and not a
chymical effect. In support of these
views he mentions cases OF patients whose
broken constitutions were restored mere.
~ by long exposure to the sun in gar.
dens deprived Of trees or other obstacles
to light he quotes the instance Of four
children that had become chlorotic by
living constantly in one of the narrow
streets of Paris, and that regained their
health under the beneficial influence Of
the solar rays on a sandy sea coast.
Scientific american.
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NOTICE

TO THE TAX PAYERS OF THE PARISH
OF ST. LANDRY.
I AM now in possession of the Parish Tax
- Roll of 1867, and I'M ready to receive
the said Taxes. For the convenience of the
Taxpayers, | will stand at the following
places on the days below fixed, between 10
o'clock in the morning until 4 in the after
noon, for the purpose of receiving the above
Tax:
Commencing at O~pelousas, on Monday,
April 18th.
At Gros Chevreuil, Michel Emonet, on
Tuesday, May 18th.
At Arnaudvillc, Coffee House, Wednes.
day, May 18th.
At Grand Coteau, A. F. Estilette's Coffee
House, Thursday, May-l4th.
At Queue Tortue, j. B. Demands Store,
Friday, May 18th.
At Lower Plaquemine, Clark & Hays
Store, Monday, May 18th.
At Upper ~Plaquemine, Joseph Daigle,
Tuesday, May 10Th.
At Mermenteau River, ~Iielaire Desses-
sarts, Wednesday, Nav Goth.
At Point aux Loups, Antoine Cart,
Thursday, May 2lst.
At Mallet Woods, Charles Francois store,
Friday, May 22nd.
At Faquetaique, Valentine Savois' Store,
Saturday, May 23d.
At Chataignier, Dorsin Laflcur, Monday,
May 25th.
At Plaisance, Durio & Mouillc's Coffee
House, Tuesday, May Goth.
At Flat Town, Daire & Tate's Store,
Wednesday. May 9th.
At Joseph L~andreneau, Little Mamoth,
Thursday, May 2Sth.
At Bayou Chicot, Sam Haas Store, Mon
day, June LIST.
At Old Grand Prairie, Stages Store,
Tuesday, jane End.
At Washington Post Office, Wednesday,
June Sd.
At Bayou Bnuf's School House, near
Thomas McCrory, Thurs lay, June 4th.
At Big Cane, Morris Store, Saturday,
June 9th.
At Atchafalaya, Foots' Store, Monday,
June Sth.
At Bayou Wake School II 'use, Wednes-
day, June 10th.
Office at the office of Joseph d. Richard,
OpelousaS, where | Or my deputy may al
ways be found.
JAMES NJ. THOMPSON, Collector.
Opelo. saS. April l1th, 1869.
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A REAUrIFUI. 4,

~ oA 1IAI
ing paragraph is from tbs Q,
Farmer: ITO the majority Of mes
are satisfied that the soil is nothing bun
dirt but to the chemist who knows its
origin, its nature and its capabilities, it
is a wonderful mixture of those beautiful
elements which, in their very varying
forms, becomes the ambient air, the LIQUID
OCEAN, the precious diamond; or delicate
blue-bell and the violet, the amaranth, the
lily and the rosebud, the spear Of blue
grass and the cedar Of Lebanon ; or again
the ruby lip, the lovelit eye, noble, pal
pitating heart, and yet more wonderful
brain! These are jewels of which the
soil is composed, and out CT which the
~husbandman SO unheedingly strives to
force the food hunger Graves. Hence.
forth as he turns the furrow Of the field.
let the sieep Of bis thoughts be broken
BY the reflection. this earth be stirred mn
by p~loughshare, is doubtless composed in
part of the ashes of ancestral heroes
whose deeds are the history Of the past.
and whose mortal remains are the plastic
material out Of which We are building tLe
bodies Of men today
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FEMALE DELIGHT

English Female Bitters
English Female Bitters
English Female Bitters
English Female Bitters
English Female Bitters
Cures all Female Complaints
Cures all Female COMPLAINTS
Cures all Female Complaints
Cures all Female Complaints
Cures all Female Complaints
it satisfies old and young
1t satisfies old and young
1t satisfies old and young
1t satisfies old and young
1t satisfies old and young
For Painful Menstruation
For Suppressed Menstruation
For Profuse Menstruation
For Leuchorrhea or Whites
For Falling of the Womb
1t delights Husband and Wife
1t delights Husband and Wife
1t delights Husband and Wife
1t delights Husband and Wife
1t delights Husband and Wife
AS a Female Regulator
AS a Female Regulator
As a Female Regulator
As a Female Regulator
AS a Female Regulator
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Prepared by Southern Physicians
Prepared by Southern Physicians
Prepared by Southern Physicians
Prepared by Southern Physicians
Prepared by Southern Physicians
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December 9TH. 1867
1900 ArpentS of Land for Sale.

A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated
IA in the Parish of st. Landry, on the West
side of Mallet Woods. about ten miles from
the town of Opelousas, at the place called
rAnse Bourbeuse, consisting of Section "A.
Township 6 South Range ] East, and Of Sec
ton 7 Township 6 South, Ranges East, con-
tanning 1862 acres and 4 hundredths, equal to
1900 arpeuts, one-third Of which is well limb
cred
This land is the same conceded and con-
frmed to the widow of Antoine Boisdore, by
act of Congress and reported by the Commls-
sioners in their certificate B. No. 11O9, and
consisting of four tracts Of four hundred ar
penis each. This land will either be sold in
block of 1900 arpents, Or divided into tracts
offve arpents front by forty in depth, in order
to suit purchasers. The plan of said land may
be seen, and al! Information obtained, by call
ing on Judge B. A. Martel, at Opelousas. lhe
location is a t~irst-rate one for a saw mill.
Terms :-One-third cash, balance on time.
JULIEN A. Prevent.
administrator
Opelousas, December IA, 1861.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-04-25

District Court, Parish St. Landry.-No. -
VELIMA BORDELON, wife of Onezime
IL Carriere. Of the Parish of St. Landry
having applied by her petition to be appointed
administratrix of the Estate of Michel Borde"
lon, deceased, late Of the Parish of st Landry
Therefore, any person intending to make
nnnos;.;A.- =. ia appointment, will file the
same in writing at my Office in TIE town O
Opelousas, within ten days from the presen'
notice. A. GARRIGUES, Clerk
Opelousas, April 25th, 1863.