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Notice to TreSDasSc,.s

A LII PERSONS are forbidden to .aa,s
IA through or go on my plantation, witfEut
permission of Mr.. L.. J. Smith, Agent, under
the severest penalty of the law.
Section LIST of an Act of the Legislature Of
La, approved December 18th, 1868, provides
that whatsoever Shall enter upon any plan,a
ton without permission of the owner Or arert.
shall be deemed guilty Of a miSdemeanor, and
shall be liable to be arrested an brought be-
fore any court Of competent jurisdiction and
upon proof of the fact shall BE- fined in a sum
not exceeding 500, or imprisoned for a term.
not eXceedinG one month. and may moreover
be required to give bond for good behavior du~
ring six moRths." T, C ANDERSON.
Opelousas, February 9th. 1860.
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BASIL.

~ DAIsED by Judge L. j. D,pre,
~ Ia got by by Boston, Jr., o.t of
&a&G Prairie Flower. will stand the present
season at the plantation of Henry l.. Garland,
adjoining the town ofOpelousas. Charge $40
payable in advance.
Boston, Jr., raised by Col. VIM. Crox. Of.
Lafayette, was got by George Martin out Of
Boston tlly, she by Boston out of Pran9, mare.
Prairie Flower, raised by VIM. H. Paraott'
of St. Landry, an own sister Of Washenango'
was got by imported Sorrow out of Madge
by imported Leviathan out of Lady OF ths
Lake by Sir Arcby.
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Tor. sale.

n PLANTATION situated + miles South
- west of tn town of Opelousas, with a
good dwelling house, gin house, corn hose,
stable, etc, in perfect order. The said plan
tation is composed of 365 acres of prairie
land and 100 arrents Of woodland Of the
prairie land there are about 1870 acres under
good fence, and thoroughly d:tched. There
are, on the premises, quarters to accommo-
date about Is hands. The fertility of the
land is unsurpassed-the proprietor has for
many years raised a bale of cotton to the
acre, and corn in proportion. Being desi-
rous of engaging in other business he will
sell cheap for cash. Apply to
ONEZIME A.. GUIDRY,
at Mayo's Drug Store, Opelousas.
Jan. 9th, 1869.
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"LOST

VOL. I. OF DAUBIGNE'S HISTORY
Of the Reformation was taken awav
ny somebody from the law office Of rho!
ii. Lewis, Esq, some time since, and has
not been returned. Whoever has it will
please hand it to Mr.. Lewis, or leave it At
TINS Office. The volume belongs to a set
and hence this request to have it restored
On the blank pare of said vol. is written ;
"ThomaS Morrison. 1871"
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Meeting

ESTATE OF LUCITS J. DV-PRE.
pY VIRTUE of an order of the Parish
ID Court. in and for the Parish Of st. Lam
dry, a meeting of the Creditors of the E,snte of
'LuciusfJ. Duprc, deceased, late of said p.rish.
will be held before Yves D'avy, Recorder,
at his Office in Opelousas. on Tuesday,
the 9th day Of April, 1869, at 10 o'dock.
A. NJ. for the purpose Of celebrating upo, the
most advantageous manner of selling ne rf-
trcts of the Estate of said deceased, andto fix
the terms and conditions Of sale.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Cltk.
0nplouSac Anvil 9th 1890
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Public Notice.

A IL PERSONS. who may have as
IA against the Estate of John G. Or.
decd, are hereby notified to present there
at the Office of Messrs. Moore & Morcat
Opelousas, for classification. if approved Il
all persons indebted to said estate, to TO-
forward and and pay to the same parties.
ELIZA MCDANIEL
March, -, 1869. Administratt
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U. S. MAIL BOAT
FROM

PROM
LAKE ARTHUR TO GRAND CHENIFR
Z EAVES Lake Arthur every Wednesday
- morning at 8 o'clock, and arrives at Crane
Chenier the sam day.
Leaves Grand Chenier every Thursday
morning at s o'clock and arrives at Lake Ar
thur at 10 o'clock next morning.
For freight or passage apply on Board, or
to Piacide Hebert at Lake Arthur.
AUGUSTE DUPRE, Capt.
Jan. 90, 1859.
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Pl APPLYING to the undersi,d,
- planters and merchants can PURGE,
at NV Orleans prices, with cost of Us
portation added, all kinds of Agricnfal
Implements, Engines, Saw-miAls, Labsa-
wing Machines, Victor Cane MllS and lp-
gators, SC. T.. L. LEWIS
Jan. 3, 1869, Age
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HOUSE-PAINTING
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CAT Il OLD STAND OF HINCKLEy & SON. }
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Supplies, Bagging, Ties, Wagons, &c, at
New Orleans prices.
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will be open hereafter for the reggistratof
warrants. Office up stairs in the Court He.
Jan. 90, 1869. : Trrasu
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
AN now prepared to furnish Bagging, Iron
H. Ties, Irvine, Flour, Coffee, Sugar, Salt,
&c, to all my clients and friends.
am also prepared to purchase cotton or
make liberal cash advances on shipments made
to my friends and correspondents in the city.
[ therefore, this year, leave and give to all
cotton planters of St. Landry and neighbour
hood the choice of selling..here, at Washing
ton, for cash on the spot, or of shipping to the
city under liberal cash advances.
A. DESMARE,
Office at Pitre 8: Carriere and
O. Hinckly d Son.
Mr.. NJ. L. Melancon, my duly authorized
agent at Port Barre, will purchase cotton OF
make cash advances for my account, On the
above expressed conditions.
Washington, La, Sept. 49,, 1863. if
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"HARPEB,S."

Turner Brothers & Co. send us Harper's
Magazine for January, which has the follow
ing table of contents:-
Frederick the Great. IL The Double
Marriage, with eight illustrations. ''The Site
of the National Capitol General Wager
Swayne, with eight illustrations Lady For
tune. Carl Spencer ''Beast, Bird, and
Fish" (third paper. Burt g. Wilder, with
ten illustrations. paul Du Chaillu Once
More" "A. H. Guernsey, with eight illustra-
tions. ''Thunder-Struck. ID. r. Castleton.
'"The Wife of John Carver. Jane G.. Austin.
''The Swift Messenger. Carl Spencer. "a
Brave Lady. by the author of "John Hall
fax, Gentleman, with two illustrations ''The
Leigh Hunt Memorial. M. d. Conway, with
a portrait of Leigh Hunt. GA Plain State
ment of facts. Mrs Frank Mccarthy. ''The
Spanish Revolution Lyman Abbott. "An-
teros. by the author of Guy Livingstone. I"
''Miss Bridgets Christmas Box. Frank H.
Norton. ''The Comic Side of Life. George
w. Bungay. Editors Easy Chair" ''Edi-
aor's Literary Record" Editors Scientific
Record" Editors Historical Record" ''Edi-
tors Drawer"
From the paper on Frederick the Great we
quote the following sketch of the manner in
which that prince was treated by his crazy
father
Fritz had now attained eighteen years of age,
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AudaciOus Robbery.

A farmer named John O'Neill, residing at
''The Summit" Cook county, Illinois, was
robbed of 1925 by party of three robbers, who
entered his house last night, and, having bound
himself and hired man named Martin Lacy,
proceeded coolly to ransack the premises. After
effecting their purpose, the fellows proceeded to
the stables of O'Neill, harnessed up a couple of
horses, and rode with them as far as Bridgeport.
On entering that locality they turned loose the
horses and managed to escape detection. The
villains acted with consummate boldness
throughout the affair, and brought O'Neill and
the servant to terms by threatening their lives
with LIrevolyers. They evidently expected
to make larger haul. The horses were re-
covered and identified by the owner. Neither
of the victimized parties can give very clear
account of the matter, beyond that they were
both thoroughly scared. The women of the
house ought to have shamed the men into
Drawer resistance. At the same time by all ac-
counts, the two unfortunate farmers were al
together taken by surprise, being aroused out of
their beds under the idea that some benighted
traveller desired admission. They remained tied
to their respective bedposts until long after the
robbers had absconded. The police are looking
after the daring and ruffianly trio.
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THE ROPE.
should General Rutlar he Hunre

The Christian Union, Henry Ward Beechers new
paper, propounds this startling inquiry, in its dis
cusson OF the points IN controversy between Gene
raj Butler and Mr.. Greeley thus:- ,..
IL is only by fair consideration of circumstances
and their influence in determining action that indi
fore, the final Judge. But surely it is clear that
slavery was the misfortune well as the sin OF the
South that attempted secession. The present gene
ration did not establish slavery; they found 1t
tablished, and were reared under all the influences
that 1t commanded in society. Moreover, the whole
country was responsible for the system. The Con-
sututon was framed around it, 1t was recognized
from the first as q central source OF trouble. And
none in the South, not even Calhoun in politics. and
the evils that slavery wrought and the mad attempt
which 1t finally made at the life OF the Union, than
such Democrats as was General Butler but few
years ago. Since then he has done no more than his
duty. Should he be hung or disfranchised for what
he did previously in support OF the system that was
the origin and the inspiration OF secession? The
truth is that the nation was guilty, and that the ma
ton was punished for slavery.
There is vast difference between the acts of in
dVlduals and those OF great masses in their relation
TO government. Revolutions and extensive rebel
lions are the Outgrowhs, or rather the eruptons, OF
rrepressble forces in society. Hence 1t is that the
actors in these great movements are not to be dealt
with as Individual breakers OF the law. This prnci
pie never deserved recognition and full obedience
more than in the relations OF our Government with
the South since the close of the war; for careful
study OF the system OF slavery in the United States
the causes OF 1t and its effects-must result in the
history to which the words OF inspiration are more
applicable than to that through which we have
passed within the last ten years ;--"Yengeance Is
mine, saith the Lord, and will repay"
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intention was not TO kill the five men or any of
them, and this is why they were found bound
robbing some one of the victims recognized one
or more of the robbers and unfortunately made
known the fact; then, to prevent discovery, 1t
was decided to murder the whole party. There
are many other theories offered, all of them more
or less probable, but all wanting in evidence.
The Coroner's inquest may develop evidence
furnishing the officers clue by which they may
pursue the perpetrators of this bloody deed and
bring them TO q speedy expiation of their crimes.
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John FARNUM d CO., COMMISSION MERj
~ chants Manufacturers Of Conestoga Ticking etc.
No. SS OHESNUT Street. PhladeIphiA 81 Wfms
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RSFH OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT..
PHILADELPHIA, Penna, Nov. 3, 1859
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directors have this day declared semi
annual dividend of FIVE PER GENT the Capital
Stock of the Company clear of National and State taxes
payable in cash on and after November 81. 1869
Blank Powers of Attorney for collecting dividends
be had at the office of the Company, No 238 9cuth THIRD
Street.
The office will be opened at A. NJ, and Chased at P.
M from November 81 to December for the payment of
Dividends, and after that from "a. NJ toS p M
usual.
u2t11 THOS T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
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THOMAS R. BROWN. Eneir

The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed
FRIDAY, the 3lst instant, and rsopened TUESDAY
January II, 1870.
A dividend of FIVE PER CENT has been declared on
the Preferred and Common Stock, clear of National
State taxes payable in CASH and after January II,
1870 to the holders thereof they shall registered
the books of the Company the 3lst instant. All
payable at this Office. All orders for dividend must be
witnessed and stamped. s. BRADFORD,
IL % GOT Treasurer
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neg NoTICE.-REDUCTIoN IN THE PRICE
OF CoKE-The price of Coke has been reduced to
eight cents per bushe the Market Street and Spring
Garden Gas Works, and to cents per bushel at
Point Breeze and Manayunk Works.
Orders be left at the different Works. or at the
Office, No. 20 S. SEVENTH Street
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What polishes your understandings
MAs0S's BLEACHING.
JAS :. Mason Co, Philadelphia