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TWO VALUABLE PATENTS-vIz, n DEK's TATENF
i Dumping Wagon and Rogers Sci Acting Tail Board
can be secured low price, applied for within three
days, at 6l3 Broadway
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John L. vANDEwATER, AuCrfoNEER ~ d .ANE
sreet-This lay al u O'Clock Dutch Bulb: or Flower
hoos China splendid order and
sod In o,s 70 suit purchaers acinhs. Iris, CoucuA
Tulips, Due Tholl 40
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ITO DE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT JEROME PARK, ON
Saturday, the 10th instant, at IL O'clock bay Horse
years ODD, by Oyst, rman: bred IN virginis
UNDERN GOD, Auctioneer
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DRIvATE STABLE FOR SALE OR TO LET-IN FIJI
eet Sixth stone 'front.' 81 feet wde
al improve nens entirely Inquire at lV6 West Forty
eighth
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WAGONS FOR SALE-ONE NEW AND TWO SECOND
w hand Express Wagons four wheel doctors agon,
nearly two seat Wagon, with top one top buggy
second hand Suky at carriage factory 2s Spring
street. corner Of Clark.
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vvANTED-A SMART MAN TO TRAVEL; SMALL
w capital required And n man for established tusi.
with go. ~ East Tenth street. room II.
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(IITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
~ Bureau Of the Receiver OF Taxes New Court House,
Park, October s. 1865.
Notice Taxpsyers-The books for taxes personal
property win be opened for ut this Office on Wednes
th of October Due notice will be given when the
'''>' - BERNARD sMyTHE, Receiver.
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ONE OF OUR BEST COUPE RockAwAys, IN GOOD
~ order, compete al. appointments for sale low for
OF by JAMES B. CONE CO., 6si Broadway.
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LII DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER g
N will interest October six per cent free OF
80 $500. Dime Sa ngs Bank, Nos andb Broad
WAY. williamsburg.
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DEAR SIRReached my territory here to-day and have
commenced operations with the great ned states Copy.
right find popular 10 The South North Il Ii
rapidly. Yours, &C., c. DONAT.
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ID room 81 Nassau street.
ROBERr SOMEkvILLE will soil nj auction Monday,
October r. at " O'clock mt the private residence ~ ntty
street. Parior Suits Mirrors BookcAsea Vel
BRUSSELS Carpets, bedroom Dining Room Furn
ture Mattresses together with large
ment OF Kitchen Utensils, &C.
DY ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCTIONERR AND REAL
ID Estate Broker 81 Nassau street ami 50 Fifth
Elegant Household Furniture Cabinet Organ Pianos, Mir
ROBERT sOMERvILLE, Auctoneer, viii sell this day at
1O o'clock, at his saesroom 81 Nassau street, fine akso
ment Househo Furniture cylinder Bookcase. Wardrobes
with doors, black walnut Bullet Extension
Tao es rosewood mahogany Paor Suits Ezsy Chairs
Secretaries, black walnut bedroom Suts also rosewood
grand Piano.
Rosewood octave square Piano.
Black walnut Parior Cabinet Or an.
Also about loo volumes and Books Once Fur
niture, Safes, Gas Chandeliers, &C.
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A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
N Chatham square, N. Y.
DEPOSITS MADE NOW DRAW INTEREST FROM OCT.
Six per interest," free from tax, allowed all
from VI to $1,000
HARRISON HALL, President.
G. ID. BAILEY, Treasurer.
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DY VIRTUE or A MORTGAGE AND EXECUTION I
ID vii expose for sale this cay at i0 O'clock az iO Blecck.
err street door, Liberty Printing Press,
medium size with fixtures compete has been In use
few j. Il. BROWN, Marshall
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COPARr
IN nership heretofore existing between George
Frederick sciz, under the name style and hrm OF Ian,
Seiz manufacturers of paper boxes l47 Duane street.
the city OF New ok has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent FRED A. SEIrZ.
NEW YORK, Oct. g. 1858. GEORGE LAM.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Sc.

L,oR sALE-CEHTRE BOARD SCHOONER; Ell HI
tons butt for business, be foot Jackson
street. river. Apply to JOSEPH ROONEY, $50 soulh
street
lNOR SALE OR ExCH,NGE-A FINE AMERICAN
II schooner nearly new In comp etc order, barrels
will take estate good mott salabie merchant
Apply 20 X. w. D-ASIrr n CO., IL Wall street
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GRAND HOTEL DE vEvEy, vEvEY tsUBsks a..
VI Situated the centre OF magnificent pas ~ W., W
banks OF tue LAKE spenild seS % me nesu "
lake the Valley OF the Rhone the Alps and we
beurooms and pariors bathrooms on every door
snr ,hs OF boarers telegraph the motel aud
laudne for the two mnutcs mstnh toh We
'a"iVs~ s'~" INV ALFRED HBRsCHf,
Proprietor.
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vNANTED-A STYLISH, ACTIVE, FIRST CLASS SAD
w die Horse for such VIII fair Unless answer
ing this description please don't reply Call address 5.
u. JOHNSON, 81 Walker street.
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vyyANTED-A SETTER DOG WELL BROKEN ON ALL
w birds, three Old Address, stating
COLOR price and where be seen, Setter box 6
Hcrald:once.
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nEoRGE COOK, ArCTIoNEER

VI Superb Household Furniture,
Once Desks, Tables, Bookcases, &c.
BY GEORGE COOK, this day. ~ VI O'clock at 0l Liberty
street, the largest and nnes assortment Of Paro Chamber
lining ROOM furniture offered al auction this season
aso Desks Book Clocks Carpets, By order
sgnee Also sentee second hand Furniture Bedding &C.,
,vcd from up town resdence superior ROSEWOOD Aeo
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STHMA CrRED.-DR. j. A. NEAL CURES THE
IA OF asthma with without the OF
the sun crer BY obeyng nstructions guaranteed
Onco l,26S broadway
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A RARE oPPORTUNITY.-FOR SALE, ON EASY
N terms exchange for city country real estate
merchandise, first class Busness large profits. Apply
III Walker street
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ON WEDNESDAY. Oct. FL,

TYNDERWOOD's RACING POOL ROOM, l,l60 BROAD
u way second from Twenty seventh street. Pools
will be sold this and Monday evening the State election
OF Pennsylvania. R. UNDERWOOD.
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yIrANTED-A FIRST CLASS DENTAL OPERATOR
w with small capital 10 take interest with
work for three 81. the time location second to 10 tho
Sths. Apply early Monday Thursday, between ami
O'clock at the Office OF the late Dr. SANDAL Of
Main and Division streets, Peckskll n r., address Dr. d.
T. kugg Sing Sing, ~ ".
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RARE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WANTED
N person with $500 equal partner In permanent
pleasant and lively cash business paying large profts oca
ton unsurpasscd splendid opening for energetic per
security given for references exchanged
brokers' G. L. CLARKE, No. Rector street.
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CRED KEIMIG WILL FIND LETTER IN NEW YORK
q. W. CAMPBELL, Jr.
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ROWLAND 4 AsPINwALL, "a South sire,
STREET AND FLATBUsH.

A --A-PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. life insurance companies and who do desire to
render their policies absolute sale borrow the
their policies by applying SAMUEL Dor
kOWE. II Broadway,
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A LII WIDOWS, HEIRS AND SOLDIERS OF THE
Revolution var OF 1879 and all other previous TO
1851 now IN receipt PENSIONS by recent act Of Con-
gress entitled the increased Full information
given by calling addressing +. B. SWIFT ~
Broadway; box 2sgSo Post Office.
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A SMART BUTCHER OR BUSINESS MAN WITH FROM
n $500 To $500 have half interest In well located
market principal ferry. Address Butcher Herald
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A PARTNER wANTED-INA DOWN TOWN SAMPLE
N first class locaon fortune for a business
man. Apply at 81 Nassau street. room No. /, up stairs
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CIGARS, &C., wANTED-AT
~ full value In exchange for small Stock and Fixtures OF
Stationery and News store doing good business oea
~ In Inquire Penny Letter Office 10 Bleecker
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A RESPECTABLE PARTY WITH $4,000, WELL 81
N cured may obtain partnership In an up town club
house, where fortune can be made 10 few years.
EUGENE CHEVALLIER, 81 Cedar str et.
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yVASTED-A PARTNER, WITH $500 CAPITAL, IN A
given. Apply At O. y. HowEs, No. Dey street, room
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DY HENRY II, LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.
ID HENRY ". LEEDS 4 MINER will sell at auction, OF
Saturday october TO- at l0x o'clock, a. thcs sasssS0

DY =. COTTON, AUCTtoNEER-LARGE SALE OF
ID mostly eegant Household Furniture vevet, brdsses
Three ply Carpets French plate hrro Curtains hr,
rosewood Pianos, enameicd and Cottage Furniture, &c.
=. COTTON will sell, this day Saturday, Octoger 10, at
O'Clock Mt 724 Broa way, large collection OF ec ant
wood, back walnut and Dining Room. Bed.
and Basement GOODS most OF which e 10 gooa condi
ton all knis of rich Carpets, French plate Mrros,
Curtains and Cornces; three rosewood Panofores OF
them really good Catalogues his morning. b.The
Carpets and the Pianos will be sold about ! ~
O'Clock. Goods taken this day and Monday without
"a
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JAMES N. MILLER, AucTIoNEER.
EXECUTORS SALE OF las ACRES,

For maps and descriptive pamphlets apply 70 the auction
eer, B Pine street. or 10 LOCKWOOD CROSBY, Attor.
neys for Executors, lS3 Nassau street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A PARTNER WANTED-INA MANUFACrU RING BUSI-
~ profits about 1900 month. Those My who
devote their whole time need apply at CooLEYS, "a New
Chambers street.
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VNANTED-A BREWSTER TROTrING WAGON, BOX
w body, no top full haf springs In good ORDER Ad-
dress with price, box 2l4O Post office.
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DRY GOODS.

INDIA SILK COMPANY'S SUPERIOR SPOOL SEWING
SILK strong smooth and free from knots the best for
hand and machine sewing Sold everywhere. Once AS
Eroeme street.
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War of Races Com sRa erscea-The
.... Nesr0 AEEGly Captured. :

The Booster Banner, of the goth ult
says: ..,i,. .
J. Below will be found the evidence tax.
en- down in the case of the State VS..
Isaac Williams and forty-eight other
freedmen, the most of whom were cap.
tured by the Sheriff of this parish, and
his posse Of about $50 men, while under
arms and in line of battle: Some 9TH
ers. who escaped at that time, have since
been arrested, and others have not yet
been arrested. Recruits were being rails
Ell in all parts Of the parish to increase
The army If blacks, some Of whom were
arrested twenty miles from the place of
rendezvous So"
1t seems to have been a we'll concoct-
ed plan OF revolt, for the purpose of tax
ing possession of the parish, by the
blacks, but OH account Of the activity of
the sheriff and citizens, they were COM
PEELED to bring together their forces a
day or two sooner than was originally
intended; which accounts for the small
ness of their numbers in line of battle.
There were about se%venty-fve negroes
in Inc of battle. when the organization
is supposed to have numbered five or six
hundred. &~
Their intentions have not vet been
ELECTED, but will doubtless be found out
during the trial.
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CoTToN PLANrERs-Should prepare for
gathering the crop, and we offer a little ad.
viceson that subject, which may prove ben
eflcia'. The season for chills and fever is
now upon you at a time when you need oil
the assistance you can get. If you will
send and procure-a few bottles of Drom-
goole & Co.'S King of Chills, it will save
you much time and money. 1t arouses the
torpid liver, c!ea' ses the stomach, opens
the bowels, and never fails to immediately
break up all forms Of chills and fever, with
out affecting the head. 1t makes perma-
neat cures. See advertisement.
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U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE,

Section SO of an act of Congress, approved
July Goth, 1868, requires every retail, whole
sale or retail Liquor Dealer, or keeper. of a
Hotel or eating house,. who sells manufac,
tured Tobacco, Snuff or Cigars, to pay, in
addition to his special tax as such, the tax
as a dealer in tobacco.
The special tax, on tobacco sales not
amounting above $1,000, per year S..
The assessment for the %unexpired portion
of the year, ending May 1st, 1869, will be
at once made b. the undersigned in this
9th Division. comprising Parishes of St.
Landry and Lafayette, commencing with
August 1st, 1868.
JNO. c. TUCKER, -.
Asst. Assessor, 9th Div, I'd Dist. La.
Opelousas, Sept. %, 1858. '4ts1&' Ct
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Estate Of Asa A. Shropshire, deceased.
PY VIRTUE Of an order of the Hon. the
49, Probate Court in and for the Parish O,
St. Landry, there Will be scld at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned Administrator, or bv a du.
~ commissioned auctioneer, at the last resi-.
dence Of the deceased, near Big Cane in this
parish, OF
Wednesday, Septesnbcr3 80, RSGs.
the following described property belonging
to the Estate of Asa A. Shropshire, deceased,
late Of the Parish of St. Landry, to-wit:
ONE TRACT L
containing One hundred and sixty Ii
acres, more or less. with all the e. IA M
GS and IMPROVE Isz2MgH-
MENTS thereon, consisting of one small
log house for a dwelling, three cabins, one
corn house, one cotton house, and one smoke
house; said land bounded as follows: on
the North by lands of Linn Tanner and
lands formerly belonging to YIN. Lee, East
by lands CT W. CaSon, South by lands
unknown, and West by lands Of Robert
Hart.
TWO COWS AND THREE CALVES.
one sorrel Stallion, one OK Wagon, one two
horse Wagon, two Mules. one creole Mare
and Colt, three sets of pillow Harness, one
pair of work Oxen, three young BecvcS,
one small bay Mare and Colt, one brown
Mare and Colt, one lot of Hogs and mark,
the undivided two-thirds Of the growing
crops of Cotton, Corn and Sweet Potatoes,
one double barrel shot Gun, household and
kitchen Furniture, farming and p 'antation
Utensils, Saddles and Brides, Chickens.
Ducks, &c. .,
Terms AND CoNDIT1oSs.-For the nova
bles cash on the day of sale for the land
onc-tenth cash, and the balance in ore and
two years from day of sale, the purchaser
furnishing his notes to bear eight per cent
per annum interest from maturity, and Sc
cured by mortgage on the said land and
personal security to the sat ~sfaction of the
Administrator.
VINCENT BOAGNI,
Aug. 80, 'Go. Administrator
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NOTICE.

I'M RS. Fl. G. DEVICES will REOPEN her
lvl School for young ladies at her residence
in Opelousas, on the 18th of September next
She is grateful for the patronage so literally
extended to her during the past session. Mrs.
Devices has had an experience of many years
in the instruction of youth, and will give .er
undivided attention to the improvement of her
pupils. The course of instruction will embrace
all the elementary and higher branches of a
thorough English education, special attention
being given to those which are most useful
and practical.
In consequence of the severe pressure ofthe
times, and in order that the means of obtain
ing useful knowledge may be placed within
the reach of as many as she can instruct, she
has fixed her terms at the very moderate rate
of $500 per month, currency, payable at the
end of each month after date of entrance.
Facilities for instruction in Music and the
French language will be atfordedto those who
may desire it at teachers prices, 800.
- .#- REFERENCES:
DIR. r. Fl. Littell, DR.. L. Haddcn, Judged.
M. Porter, W. II. M-ginley, Jas. II. Honston,
H. T. Goodloe, V. Chachere, Rev. j. WiIkin-
son. ...... s .:->
Opelousas, August Is, 1868.
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Letter of Geo. w. EarSnctgr, ESQ.
80 Gov. Vsa.Esaus3a.

The undersigned have carefully read a
properly attestcd copy of the letter written
by Geo. W. Hudspetb, to Gov. Warmoth,
at'd referred to by the latter, in his comnu-
nc t On to the President.
1t is but just to Mr.. lIudspcth to state,
that his letter is simply an official commu-
n~Ication, which is not at all political in it's
character, which reflects no disrrcdit upon
the people o! the parish, and implies not the
least censure upon its public officers. The
differences sought to be drawn from it by
the Governor, arr erroneous from beginning
to end. Mr.. Hndspeth's letter is one which
no good cieizen can diSapproye of. We
concur with him that 1t would be imprudent
to publish it at the present time, as such IL
publication would defeat the objects it is
irtc'tled to accomplish, and we have so adj
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Notice.

TvHE PUBLIC is notified not to purchase
u anything from my husband, William T.
| Smith, as | have instituted an action against
him for divorce and separation Of property,
and as he has been enjoined by writ of %iniunc-
ton from the Hon. 9Th District Court from
disposing of any property belonging to the
community of acquets and gains which exists
between us, under penalty of nu1lity of the
sale with damages and interests. The ~notaries
of this parish are specially enjuined to pass no
act Or transfer OF property of any kind whatst-
ever, under the penalties which would be I'M
posed on my said husband, should he disobey
the order of Court. . =
MARIE MELANIE ANDRIS.
August LIST, 1868.
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,-. 81. OPELOUSAS
T. @ m ale COLLEGE .

y
My FRIENDs,-I am now thoroughly re.
pairing my School Buildings for the purpose
of opening my Female School on the Cd Mon.
day Of September prox. At considerable ex-
pense and with much labor, l am preparing to
furnish you with a first class School should
my attempt prove abortive, 1t will probably
be a long time ere another effort Of the kind
is made in your midst as nothing enhances to
the value of property, and adds to the prosperi-
ty of a country, more than good schools; 1
hope you will feel under some obligations to
assist me. l only. ask patronage. l will W
by the list of October $1,000, to pay which, l
must haze a good school, or sell the property.
With thirty pupils, (half boarders,) and all
paying me quarterly in advance, l can sue
coed. My terms are as moderate as could
possibly be asked; as will be seen in the fol
lowing schedule of prices $15 per month for
Board; IS cents per dozen for washing pupils
furnishing bedding. napkins, bowl and pitcher,
&c. 81 per month for English; $l.50 each for
French and German, and IS for Instrumental
Mnsic. No extra charge for Vocal Music: So
as we have sixty pupils, we will reduce
English tuition to So per month, and Music to
S4 We intend to spare no palnssan making
ours as good a school as any. Opelousas and
vicinity are noted for health and salubrity of
climate. We are very convenient to New
Orleans by Steamer and Railroad, with Stage.
Near US are good Mineral Springs, where
parents may spend the. Summer with their
children, in safety. Can you not send your
daughter, and influence your neighbor to send
his ? We receive all kinds OF country produce
in payment of board and tuition fees. In
variably quaterly in advance. Address Mrs.
M. WHITE, or B. F. WHITE, Opelousas.
a. j. B. F. WHITE. Superintendent,
-y5. d Opelousas Female College.
Opelousas, La, July II. 1868. +
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PUBLIC SALE.

ESTATE OF~AUGUSTIN l.. FONTENOT
PI VIR UE of an order of the Hon. the
- Probate Court in and for the Parish OF
st. Landry, there will be sold at public
auction, to the last aud highest bidder, by
the undersigned A%uctioneer, at the las
residence Of the deceased, in Vile Platte
IN the Parish of st. Landry, on
Tuesday, September Goth, 1865
the following described property belonging
to the Estate of Augustin Larose Fontcnot
deceased, la.e Of the Parish Of St. Landry
to-wit:
1.-THE PLANTATION
where the deceased last re-
sided, situated in Vile A@M-N,
Plate Prairie. parish aforc- ifiksRnlsn
said, consisting of a dwell A41=9l1zsEz5L
ing and its dependencies, a cotton gin house,
gin stand and corn mill, aud also of two
hundred and eighty superficial @rpents o.
land, bounded North by Dond;eguc Larose
Fontenot, East by Henri Etienne Soileau
South by Dondiegue Larosc Fontenot, and
West by Joseph Marcel. u.
"a TRACT OF LAND situated in Vile
Plate Prairie, Parish of St. Landry, mea~u-
ring about Three hundred and ffty-eight
and 27ll0O superficial arpents, bounded
North by Edmond Fontenot, East by Andre
II. DeshotclS, South by Onezime Larosc
Fontcnot, and West by Bayou Jos. Marcel,
"a LOT OF LAND situated in Willie
Plate Prairie, in said parish, measuring one
hundred and twenty superficial arnents
more or less, bounded North bv Dondicruc
Larose Fontenot, East by Lastie visina,
South by the Do Manuel claim, and West
by Bayou Jos. Marcel.
"A LOT OF LAND situated in Vile
Plate Prairie, in said parish, measuring
fifty-eisht and $4,000 acres, more on less,
boundaries not known.
"a TRACT OF WOODLAND situated
in the Prairie Mamouth woods zsssssssas
in said parish, measuring about sMsSssssSsaSss
one hundred superficial arpcnts, II VYasM#N
bounded North by -. East
by Bayou Jos. Marcel, and South and y est
by Firman Fontenot.
"a LOT OF FARMING LUMBER.
an OK cart, a carriage, two, calashes. a horse
cart, the undivided half of abont twentv.six
arpents of corn in the tield-about IS bar
rels, the undivided third Of about. fifteen ar.
penis of land planted in corn and cotton.
several beds and bedding, four armoirs, two
twelve sheets, ten connterpaincs, elev-
en- blankets, Il loom and rigging, a lot of
silver ware, household furniture, kitchen
utensils, plantation and farming utensils,
and many other things too numerous to
mention.
TEKMs-CASU.
IEONCE F. LASrR APES
Aug 90, 1868. Auctionecr.
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MARYS


UNDER DIRECTION OF THE PASTOR OF THE
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
N7ILL re-openi it classes. TUESDAY, 18th
w instant. The terms are the same as
last year: 81 per month, for instruction in
English, French, Mathematics, &c.
~i.-as stSg WILLIAM POSEY, Teacher.
Opelousas, Sept. 5. 1863. Of