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A WIS

+ E PUBLIC est avcrti que toutes armes
- deposees dams mon atelicr pour repara-
ton, seront all risque des proprletaires.
Jexercerai la plus stricts surveillance sur
mon etablIssement mais je ne me rends
pas responsible pour vol fait avec eliraction.
SOLOMON D'AVY, Armurier.
Opelousas. | Fevrier 1868.
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Y ENTE pU BIIO| +.

Succession de Pierre Wa1teue. en- communicate avcc
Louisa King, son epouse survivan.e
I'm NERTU un or>rc de rlIonorahlr IL
A5 Cour dn IIuititme District Judirianc {
de IEtat de Ia Loni>iane, >ie@eant daI,> ct
pour la paroi>>c St. Landry, il >cra vcirlu
ell ventc publiqnc, au pI's> "trant ct dcl'ivr
encherisSenr. par I'M f.n'nntcn 1nm' ut
commi>>ionne, il Ia Ma>on dc Cou! dams la
Vile dcs Npclou>;l> }e
-UkRGHEUL IS .NurS lsS2,
il II hc"rc> du matin, les pf"rritt"S ci-aprts;
''ecriteS aprartcnant a la Succession dc
Pierre WartcIl". dcctdG, en- communau'e
avec Louisa King, son cp"u>c snrvlvantc,
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Succession d'Alphonse Debainon.

Succession d Alphonse Debaillon.
AVIS Aux CReANcIERs
TIN vertue dun ordrc rendu par TIIonora-
H ble Ia Cour du SINE. District judiciaire
siejeant dams ct pour la paroisse de St. Ian
dry, date cejour, une assemblee des cream
ciers de la Succession d'Alphonse Debail-
lon, d6cede, reinforcement de cette Paroisse,
aura lieu, lie mercrcdi 4me jour de Mars pro-
chain, pardevant Ives d'Avy Recorder dc
st. Landry, son Bureau ell la vile dope
lousas, afin determner quclle disposition
sera faite dcs etftts appartenant a la ditc
Succession.
a. GARRIGyES, Grefiier.
: Bureau du Grtffier, l Few 1858
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AVIS IMPORTANT.

REvENr ISTERSE DEs ETArs- USls J
Bureau dc / sst. Axs'r 2 Dist. de la Inc.
Opeiousas, lie ler Fevrier 1868.
Les contribnabes de Ia ParoiSse St. Ian
dry sont avertis Quen vcrtu de la lois dcs
Etats-Cnis, .je commencerai lasse>sment an
nuel de> revcnus, ct qnilS auront i Sc pre-
senter a mon bureau dams les trcnte ours
qul suivront la publication de cette aftichc
ain de tournir le nontant de leurs revenus
pour rannee dernitre; en- defaut de quot
lis >eront assujetis aux ameTdes declarees
par Ia loi. JNO. e. TUCKER,
Asst. Assessor Rev Int. des Etats-Unis,
l3me Div, % District, Lne
Opelou>as, 25 Janvier 1868 If
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a NenlIrc.

VIN BUGGY neuf de la premiere qualitt,
v fat par S. P Clark, avec harna:s, ct nm
excellent cheva de buggy ainSi qn'un autre
chcyal avec sele ct bride meublrs ct tourhi-
lures pour un chambre, ct un petit LOT de boiS
de- clarpente, gui peut ttre achetc: a tres baS
prix.
Sc rcferer Il &. MAYO.
A Sa Pharmacie. Opelousas,
Opelouses. II is Fevrirr 1868.
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IS0iS de CharDente! !

T'AURAI toujours en- main du bois de char
- pente de toutes espccrs, qui j. ven'fai
aussl bas prix que qui que ce SOFT dams la Pa
roiSse. Noir
JAS M THOMPSON, aux Opt]ousa>,
+. Dt'DUlSSON, Washington.
% Ftvlier 500. I'm
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O.. HINCKLEY L. Fills,
|Tarehands Receveufs ct EXpeditionnaires

|----- WASHINGTON, LNE.
FOREFRONT la plus grande attention a
toutes les affaires que leur seront contiees.
Reconnaissance du patronage que nous
etc accorde, nous en- demandons .une contlru-
ation-
Washington, La, Nov. 3o;h, 1867 6m
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l-J-NE CERTAINE
DE TERxeE.

situee dams Ia paroisse de- St. Landry. -
quarter Plaisance, bornte en- bas par sssssH
la terre de Drozin Prud homme,: en- @-Aassa'
haut par la terre appartenant a Alexandra
Thierry, ayant deux arpents ct un neuvitme
arpent de face au Bayou Grand Louis, sur
quarante de profondeur, etant la meme terre
que le dit decide a achetG de Dame Celeste
Garland, par acte lie Is Janvier 1866, passt de-
want Yves D'avy, Recorder de la Paroissc St.
Landry ct enregistre en- son Bureau dams les
drux Registres, ceui pour les alterations L
page s, ct cslui pour les hypothtques, No 10
page 81 avec la BATISSE dessus.
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situGe dams lie Grand Bois en- cette -
lite paroi>sp, mesurant quarante sasESssss
d,ux ct 33 100 d'acres, Giant lie lot @sS
No. dun plan annex6 a la vente nA.
dps biens de la Succession de feu Charles Pltre,
a lencan duquel lie dit decide achetG la dte
terre, sous la date du Is .Janvier 1867, ct ttant
lie No du process verbal d'encan
3-UN CHENAL CREOLE DOI'N, INE
ument batalle amelicaine. une iunent creole
douce: un po1,!in batard american, un buut
de tire, trois meres vtches a lait TT un veau
dun an, unc selle dhomme, I'M cotton scraper
nne armoire, une montre EN- Argent, une bale
de cotton.
TERMES ET CONDIrIoN>:-Les meublrS
pour du compliant. LIE lot de terre No. |, ci-
deSsus decrite, payable l'' Ter Janvirr 1869. ct
le lot de t"rr" No. 2, payable la moit, le prem
Ter Avrl 1855, 1T laulre moiiIt le premier
Anvil 1869; les achet"urs fvuriissant cautions
soidaires IA Ia satisfaction de- lAdnilstrateur.
qui ,eti"nira aussi privilege ct hypothtqne De
vrndtur sur les trrre> ju>Iu'a partait paielnent,
lis ntGrt;s co,uant il huit pour cent aprts
I'tchtance iu>qu'a part''it paiement
ALEXANDRA THIERRI,
% Fcy. 1868. Administrators.
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MARIes-Le II courant, a rEglisse Catho-
liaue des Opelousas, par lie Rev. Francois
Ravmond,~ NJ. GILBERT PRUD'HOMME a
NILE. MARIE SITTIG, tous deux de cette
paroisse.
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CO. lie STEAMER
.:=z.=s:-,z.-. zz.:sks.- !. q. BAtCEFORD,
C. c. Fi"ke,t, Fa!itaine, J. B. Schmit, Clerk.
'urtTu dc Washington touS les Dinanches Il
- tr,lrts !, f. ct de Ia Nouvcl'e-Orloans
l",is les M,rr, eds a 5 hrures P. NJ.
l.o.:r lc Fret ct passage don't les prix Sc
r"n au>>i ba> que sur n'importe qnei Ba-
t>ar 'an> rettc navigation, sadresSer NJ.
1h""lore Chachere a Opelousas, NJ. Ray
,aot,.i Desholes IS a Port Barry, NM. Pitre
& t;urtre il Washington Les atfaires
>;lrtcment au compliant. 2Sdec6l
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JOHN Z. KING & ESTILETTE.
AV cat ..

ELOUSAS, LNE..
G'ETANT associGs pour la pratique dn droit
- soccuperont de toute affare qui eur sera
confiee dams st. Landry ct les paroisses avolsi
nantes % Nov. 81.
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VENTE PUBLlQUE.

I'm VERTU dun orlre de Honorable la
- Cour du Huitieme District Judciaire de
l'Etat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la paroisse
ST. Landry, il sera vendu en- vente publique,
all plus otfrant ct dernitr enchGrisseur, par lie
soussigne Administrator, SUI les lieux a Plai-
sance dams ceite ParoiSse, lie
MAHDL, q Mars 1868,
les proprictGs ci aprcs decrites appartenant a
la Succession de Louis Thierry, decedt, der
increment de cette Paroisse, savOir:
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PAQUEBOT REGULIER
ENTIRE
La Nile. Orleans ct Opelousas

/ T-T "a NIUcU0C
- - "ANN.E wAGLEY,"
Gus. E. Loualier, Capt, M. Keniscn, Commits
partira de Washington tous les Samed1s il
P. NJ, ct de la Nouvelle Orleans tous le>
Jeuds 5 heures de rapres midi
Tout fret par lie paqnebot ANNIE WAC
LEY scra cmmagasine chez 0. Hincklcy q
Fills, le Placement en- dcvra 6tre Eait sur IL
yraison
Pour lc fret Oh passage sadresser Bord
QUA D. HINCKLEY & Fills,
ltev'6S Agents.
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ENTE PUBLIQU K.
Euc .essicn Gle Maxile Leblanc

E1,7N VEkTU dun ordrc dc rHonorable la
- Cour iu IIuiticme District Judiciairc
d. TEtat de la LouiSianc, siegcant dams ct
lour la Paroisse st Landry, il Scra vendu
en- vcnte pnbliQuc, All plus ofrant ct dernier
cncherissenr, par le sonSSigne Adminstra-
tcni ou par un Encanteur dlnent commits
sionnG, i Queue Tortuc, dams cstte paroisse,
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a. MARTEL & HUDSPETE
AvOC1t.
ELOUSAS, l. n L

LOUSAS, LNE
A YANT forme une socittG pour l'exercisc
IN de leur profession, s'ocuperont dlIigem-
ment des affaires qui leur seront conftes dams
la Paroisse ST. Landry ct celles avoisinantes
Opelousas, % Nov 1867
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"A Oh demcurait en- dcrner lieu lie de-
|=:Em cede, situee en- cette dite praoissc,
--s-Ass. d Queue Tortue, mesurant environ
Qnatorzc acres de face sur QuatorZe acres
de profon,leur, formant cent quatre vingt
dix acres, plus on monS, de tcrre, bornee
Nord par Ia terre de Pierre Girac, Sud par
la tcrre d'Ephraim Hutfpower, Est par la
terre de Joachim Provost, Ell Quest par les
t"rrcs publiques on lcurs acquereurS-l-s
AMELlORATlONS torment un lot Separe.
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Ncnte par le Shel'ii.
Lastie Dupu, No. lO6l9,
Eliza NJ. rarrott. >Haroisse St. Landry.
EINN NERTU.d'un ort(rr de- sasie ct de vcntr
- lance dams l'aiT,irr ci-ti-s>uS. par FhOn-
orablc la Cour du HuIit,ur IsiStrct Judicairr
de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana, Si, r.ant dams ct pour
la HaruisSr St La,rlry,rt 3 ~ ), aireSst, 'ni-
frirnl en- vtnte punliqur, an plus offrant ct
Clrrn.r enchtrisSeur...a Ia Mason ,;e Corr de
cette Paroisse, IN la Vile DIS Dp"Ionsas, lie
Samedi, 7 Mars proclaim, 1868,
commencant Il onze hryrrs du narn ct con-
tnuant de jour Ell Jour, 5 il est 1lvcrssuire:
Une certainc tcrre aycc toutes
-,o les BATTISSES TT AME-
fZ.SAc lIORATIONS qui sont
MiiIgssi1R- stut's sist en- ct'te Parosse
iSszI44IEsS5E5 iSszI44IsS5E5 de st. Landry, environ
trois miles Sud-Ouest de la willie drs Opelousas
dams lie quarter de Bellevue, mfsurant a-peu
pres seize cents arpents, plus ou moins, born
nee en- haut par des t"rres appartenant autre-
fois a Stephen ". Wil<otf, decide, ct mainte-
nant au DR. John a. Taylor, Sud par la terre
de Jean T. Richard, ct Est par lie Bayou Tes-
son.
Saisie dams l'affaire ci-dessus
Conditions :-Hut mile piastres avec les
inter6ts huit pour cent Tan. du Bone jour
de Decenbrc 1868, au jour de la vente, comp
tant; ct la balance payable lie 80 jour de De-
cembre 1868. avec les intGrtts a huit pour
cent. Ian a partir du 80 Dtcembre 1865 JUS
qu'a Placement.
JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Bureau du Sheriff, Few 1868.
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EIcrcredi, 4 Wars asGS.

les proprict3s ci-apreS decrites appartrnant
Ia Succession De Max;le Leblanc, dece1C
reinforcement de cettc paroisSe, savoir:
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Ncnte par lc Shel'i9.

EXccutritc TeStamcntalre.
Is Eevrier 1868.
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PORTION DE TERRE DOISEE

'-CNE CERTAINEo
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POrE lever rNE TAKE SUR LA PARO1ssE ST.
LANDRY, FOUR LIZ sLRTlCE DE LANNeE
1859
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Stir Up the Animals !!
WE 1 II THE FUN

GONE OF THE FOUNDRYMEN OF HI
State seem very much excited. and ire rush
ing around furiously. We think they fear ther
high prices for Castings, and more particularly
their outrageous high prices for hnlshing and 70
palriug. won't 60 much longer. Wo think the
Operations Of tho Vulcan Quartz Mill Shoe & Die
Company, composed OF the Vulcan Iron WORKS
Company, and J. =. Mead. Of San Francisco, WILL
II well patronized, remedy the evus TO which we
have heretofore been subjected, ~ tney are ouer'
ing 10 furnish, free on shipboard at San Francis
co. shoes and Dies ~ good rs ever was made on
This Coast, and more uniform In every way (viI +:
white. and oil the same for hardness and lough-
meas, IL ordered white; II ordered gray, TO %
equally uniform,) than has ever been made In or
imnorted TO this State, for four aud one fourtn
cents Der pound; also, to furnish Pan bottoms'
ON ,bips ns above. for four and one.hAlf cents per
pound at San Francisco; also, 10 furnish all heavy
unfinished Castings. Gas above, FREQ on ships At
San Franeisco.) such NJ Nortars, Cams, Tapets.
Bosses, heavy Flanges. Gearing, etc, Tor nve
cents per pound. No charge for patterns unless
perior quality. They further propose TO start u
Foundry and Machine shop. some place between
Virginia and Gold Hill. and also to very materi'
ally reduce tho p~riees Of finishing and repairinS
'rhey nlso agree to take all tho old cast Iron,
moi burnt. aecruing at mills, furnished with shoes
and dies by them for four cents pcr pound (ds!lv
cred AZ their shop, between Virginia and SilveF
Cl,y) during the time thus furnished, or con
traeted TO 20 furnished. giving Mills Twenty Dol.
lars per ton the advantage over present p.less
for old iron. The above payments 20 % maze In
BY A MILL NAN.
rIssree to the above Terms
Gold Hill. Apri 20. 1855. ap20-ln
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GK,,n M,L,r,ny \ CIVIC BALL.

GRAND MILITARY ASp CIVIC BALL
Our local Gold Hill Military Company,
the Swesuy Guard, are going to give .
grand military and civic ball at Fort
Homestead Hall on the evening OF the
10th Of June, that being the second an
| niyersary Of their organization rs q
military company. The boys arc bent
on making this ball tho grand tsrpschor-
can event Of the season, whien- In u
military point Of view it is sure to be, as
tbe-military Of Virginia will also be
nresent in full uniform, besides others
from elsewhere. For list OF various
Committees of Arrangement, etc., see
advertisement in another column.
Eyp,Rx-IuPERIAL.-The water is get
ting pretty we'll drained out Of tho great
reservoirs which have Of late furnished
such an Objectionable amount Of that
aqueous obstruction to progressive de-
yelopmcnt, and at moo to-day was six
or eight feet below the track floors OF
the drifts. One cage tank of GOO gall
loss capacity, keeps the water reduced
to that extout with perfect ease, allow
ing the other cage to DO used in hosting
the debris washed into the Imperial
drin. All will be clear by tonight, so
that drifting into the main lodge a DO
proceeded with.
RrsH FORWARD y REGISrER.-The
time for registration Of qualified electors
in Gold Hill, prior to the Town election
of June LIST, expires at 6 o'clock Pm.
on the twenty.frst day Of the present
month. Only ten days longer for Union
men to register in, after which, the
Democrats can follow suit. Let no truo
American man fail to rush forward
without delay aud iuseribe his name on
the proud scroll Of fame, the registry
list OF those who alone will be allowed
to exercise the dearest privilege OF
American freemen-the ballot-at the
coming election.
Social PARTY AND BALL AT FoEr
HoNEsrEAp.-The May Festival now pro-
crossing at Fort Homestead viii wind
up with a grand social garty and Ball Mt
the pavilion tomorrow evening, the pro-
ceeds Of which will be appropriated to-
wards paying for the new flagstaff re-
Gently erected Vt Fort Homestead, and
will be under the jurisdiction OF Mr..
Lyford, Commandant Of the Fort.
Tickets Of admission, ons dollar, obtain
able at the door. A fine band OF music
will be in attendance, and dancing and
other amusements Eau be INDUCED in
cordially and heartily. Refreshments
of all kinds will be found there, and n
highly pleasuraole time may be antici-
pated.
, VIRGINIA CRATER, U. D. r. \. NJ
As will DO seen by notice in another
column, there will be a called conyoca.
ton this (Mouday) evening. All mem.
bers and sojourning companions in good
standing are invited to attend.
BuLLrox.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Oaice Of f. Ruhling & Co, received this
morning for melting and assay, 23,6la
ouuccs crude bullion.
BuLLIoS.-C. Wiegaud Il Co., of Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1884 ounces crude bullion
RouGH on SoMEBoDY.-Read the card
in another column, under "New To,
day." headed "Sur mp tho Animals
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n EVENING NEWS.
The Fc.ilxnI Ycs,erday.

The Second Annual German May
Festival, which came of at Fort Home
stead yesterday, was n grand and une-
quivoeal success. The day chosen for
the festi val proved a most fortunate
selection. The sun shone forth with
his most refulgent beams, the air was
balmy-neither warm enough to ener-
waite nor cool enough to chill-and there
WAS u steady breeze during the day, OF
Just that nicely regulated force requisite
to give the tresses aud crinoline oil tue
fair pleasure-seekers u becoming hutter.
CAPTAIN Spelter McPheeters stated, con-
6den,ially, to our Ephriam, that ne was
uncertain whether to attribute TUG 'he
steady breeze or its effects, but his heart
was sensible of u sympathetic hntter,
aud the more the breeze blew, n the
more the tresses fluttered, the more his
heart, did correspondingly likewise fut-
ter. But, as we said before, the day
was auspicious aud everybody and his
wife, and little IONS and daughters, aud
ncices and nephews, aud his man ser
wants, and his maid servants, and the
stranger that was in his house, were at
Fort Homestead, yesterday. Those that
felt so inclined promenaded around the
plateau, and, il they were fond Of snaf-
ing, had ample opportunity to snuff tho
breeze, and, according TO the dictates
of their respective ~inclinations, drink in
with their eyes the grand prospect which
spreads out ia every direction, or per
oris drink in the lager and other biou-
lan,s so profusely provided. During the
afternoon aud evening the commodious
dancing Hall was crowded, the band
discussed excellent music, and there
was infinite tripping Of all styles OF toes
fantastic, bewitchiug and realistic.
On the whole, we considered tho affair
creditable to those who got it up as it
was certainly most agreeable to the
visitors. We heard none but express
sioas Of entire satisfaction, much COM
mendatiou and no growing.
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aNstice to CREDITOR.

trSsfArE OF JOSEPH JXGKs0Ey fpEh
s.4s i:s::s'S 1aS.s:,i 4 s;'s Z e s'': sss sss ts:s "a
sstits, % ths srsdltors Of and all person. hAviAS
claims sgAlnltpAld dsesksed. 70 exhibit the sam.A
Win ths Observation-Disclosures rlthn Yen nonlA.
nndsFiispsd athli rsstdshes 10 DAylen. lN.sfads
7 ~ H9. Z. 4. GRRENLnAr, Adn1.
psytsui Nay i,&tse, nyl'tw
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jAs q ssissu SS Hss.slsss III SA1 A.iss
Il stors snd for sails atrsduesd piiesS
n. q. KIRK & 90.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-11
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-11
1voN,s FLEA POwDER

LYONS FLEA fO"D1n
IL IA we'll known that Lyons genuine Magnetc
powder VIII perfectly destroy everything ID tno
shape OF neas, ticks. bcdbugs. reaches, &c; inst -
nerfect poison TO the insect tribe, but entirety harm-
~. IN tSe human species and domestic Anlmah.
Bedbugs, Ants. Roaches. etc, arc " eSe,y y. n
This Powder Is their natural death. ltshouid pe ID
every cupboard. ~. New
York city Hospital, says: NS's'"'
,vrs We have ever uted." .u.,.
NEw YoRE HOTEL PRoPRIEToRs say; "ehaSe
usea LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For extermInsting insects and vcrmin, with entire
COLEMAN L srErsos, AstoI House.
&. T, CoIzINs. American Hotel.
hcIEn 4 TREApwILL, ST. NICHOLS uotei.
Il. LELANp 4 Co., Metropolitan Hotci:"
Testimony Of this character might be addcd 70 any
length. Wherever Il Is used II adyertiscs Itself,
Tho genuine has the signature OF Lyon, anu tne
private stamp OF DENAs BARSEs q 70. Anythins
else on thIs Kind Il an imitation or counterfeit. Any
druggist viii procure the genuine IL you Insist you
soid by ali druggists and general storekcepers y
cyery town and mining camp on the Pacific Coast
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