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The New York herald., 1869-06-21
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Tav DaM.f Bonds NJ NJ

DRoPOsALs FOR sa,'s7,c0o
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The q sSs5 d rhe Tax Relief Bonds cry
OF New York. authorized by section two Of chapter se
sacs@ 'he Family Fund BasS Bonss ha sy q
New York due November that portion Of the county debt
g Ds s%
Ths bonds Win bear a. the rate Of psr
per sNnna payable on the 1si & May
Zee Sy f5 sa Ss: WIN "
Win @ SS 9a5sd ,o ssn 70 Win the @
s s nd d: s County s S
Yo1s entitled "New York County Bond. for the kegsymsn
The Cy and County o. New Yors, sse" viii accepted
S FOR s q
G 81 w whIs Ss Gs n sId e m S ps
lain deposit; made With him on acsoans Of he Aforesaid
NE es s 10 essss % e
Ing interest from the dates OF payment.
Investment companies and individuals, unrvaied in
sss;
II Sa Is Sas%eS ss
'oe corporation Iia1fs FIaGmsRD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
nSs june s is OF COMP
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Received AT THE
- oce OF The Clerk the Education, OF
Grand Elm streets nowhere else until Tuesday,
Coal and Wood reqircd for tho Public schools ia ihs city
for the ensuing years six thousand 0o tons OF coal
thousand one hundred uo0 cords OF pine wood,
less.
The coal mus, be of the best quality Of white ASH furnace
and stove szes in good order two hoLsand two hundred
and forty eco pounds TO the ton and must be delivered IN
from which is proposed supply the coal
lie fuTrEked from the mines narned) accepted and
mus state e Price per ton OF two thousand two hundred
The quantities various sizes Of coal required viii be
about as follows viz Your thousand tons OF furnace size
twelve hundred size, hundred and
yve tons OF egg s!ze and severtyfve tons of nut size
The oak wood must be of the bes. quality the etieks no.
The wood be of the best quality, less than 81
,1S cord q
ane oak wood price per cut Tor saving and
splitting per oadhe quantity oak wood TO be sp only
The wood S be inspected and mes ed under III. super
vision Of the Fuel of the Hosrd Educaon
and must be delivered at the schools when ordered fol-
thirds Of The quantity required from the first day of
rcou.red by the COMMITTEES on Supplies. "
Said wood, both oak and pine must he dei!vcrcd sawed
and when required split and uus be piled the Yard. Gel,
mated by theoper authority The contracts for supply
eid coal and wood 70 be binding until the I'D DAY 81 june
rsc VIII BE- required and each proposal mus. be accompa
MED with the signatures and residences OF tho proposed
No compensation will be allowed for delivering ssid coal
and wood at OF the schoo for piing aud png the
Proposals mus; be directed "Corpnt,ee Supplies
ef The Boart OF Educaton and should be endorsed Propo
sals for Coal! Proposals for Wood, the be-
The committee the right reject any sr OF the
proposals. oncred. TIMOTHY Brennan,
THOMAS MURPHY,
SAMUEL A. LEWIS,
Committee on Supplies.
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EUROPE.

MAITLAND pUSNlLL,
Nl 25 Conduit street.
London. England,
Taors and Ha1i; Makers
(-s,shiish-l upwards Of forty yeeraN
Our American customers respectfully informed shat all
the move tics for the coming autumn and winter
III stock.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE 2 l8es-rR1pLE SHEET.
PROPOSALS,

->>N->
(NRofON AQuEDuCT DEPARTMENT
- Separate Scaled Proposals for "NcG onegel pave.
each endorsed with the title Of the work 70 which
received at lis ece until II O'Clock A. n OF wednesday
Snms as ~ sS from persons: legally authorized lay hs
pacnt 70. the laying Of ths pavement the fol-
street from Fourth to Fifth avenue Twenty
th street from Third TO Madison avenue Lexington aven1e
from FIRST TO Thirty fourth street. and Waseey place
The plans for these and forms for bids
on to TIE contract clerk at this occ.
a aS5Ekf !, fpaskHaH,; cro.en Aeu.aus. Board.
GEORGE &. GREENE, J ~
Hxw YoIH, June II, iss9
CkOTON AQCEDUCf DEPARTAENr-sEPARAT
ssSed proposals. each endorsed tina title of lie work
Ds IN win VIII BE- f,.ss sc PANE Of bidder ard data q s offer
lay the rss Concrete Pavement the city OF New York for
ihfd avenues Tie plans for the work NAV be seen and
SaI :. tbs ss ons sas obtained on aPpicsen s
soST Z. basksdH,
GEO g. GREENE,
NV fonR June ~ 1852 Croton Aqueduct Resfd.
CRoroN AQuEDgoT. pEPAg-!;S.ENr.-sEPARArE
!saea pfoPosas oi .'icolson PAVEMENT each endorsed
der and date q It's Offering win be received this unt
II O'Clock NJ of Wednesday, June co. 1882 s1ch per-
ment n ;ss ey row York. for he laying Of that
insnt In the following localities, 10 witt
o rom @ E q g s S:SSn s1.Sns Ts1
third street. from Fifth to Madison avenue; Twenty ninth
Ees 70 Ninth emu cs,ana FROM
70 West street and Fourteenth street, from Eighth
once. - "fp'''"V" THOS STEPHENS ~ "''
RODr. l.. DARRAGH,
GEO. S. GREENE,
NEW YORK, June lG, 1863. Crotch Aqueduct Boar
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ROARD AND LopGINc WANTED.

w second story front Roon with Bedroom commune at
or seove partially furnished with Board for gentle
man and wife private family Preferred west side
and not above Fortieth street moderate and
be permanent Address, for three days l. j. b. boz l56
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xne Question Of Social 4aualitv in
-~~' New Orleans.

A correspondent of the N. Y. Metro
pof'foR Record writes as follows concern
Ing this ''delectable" law:
Ihls much talked Of obnoxious law
goes INTO operation on the lst Of April
All, foois day--an appropriate time for
sueh measure to date from, if any time
ls proper for such anipfamous law to
take effect. 1t gives the negro the right
to send his children to the same school
that white children attend, to travel and
be entertained with white people, to
visit saloons, hotels and theatres and de-
mand the accommodations heretofore ac-
corded exclusively to the white race. 1t
Ii not enough that the negro should have
as good schools, as comfortable travelling
or as good entertainment in hotels and
public places, he must have the right to
60 to any department he fancies and mix
with whom he pleases, whether his COM
pany is agreeable or NOT. The political
elevation Of the negro has been quietly
borne by our people as law maker he
has been regarded with more amusement
at his blunders than anger at his pre-
sumption. But there is point beyond
patient endurance, and the Radicals have
touched that point in this bill. There
will be trouble about this law, for the
encroachments of the negroes will be re-
sented, and the consequence of such
state of affairs can not now be even esti-
mated. asked the keeper of one of our
popular saloons what he would do if the
negro Lieutenant Governor Dunn came
into his place and demanded refresh
ments. "Order him out was the
prompt reply. Dunn, nor any other
nigger, will never be entertained in this
house, and If he wants to compel it, he
must do it over my body" One Of the
present board of directors for our schools
told me that be would resign on the 1st
Of the month, as he was powerless to
prevent a state of affairs he could not
approve, and the majority of the parents
OF the white children have signified their
intention to Immediately withdraw their
children when negroes gained admit
tanee. Threats of resistance to the law
have been heard, not from hot-headed,
irresponsible young men, but from those
who were quietly and earnestly resolved
to defend their rights from encroach-
meDts @-sss., !
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THE oPELoUsAs COURIER,
Published On Saturday by JOEL Fl. sANDOZ

Published On Saturday by JOEL H. SANDOZ
coNDITro
Subscription. Dollars per year payable
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Of the year.
A subscriber wishing todscont;nue must give
written motto. to that effect and settle mp all
arrrarsges; and no subscription vii! ht stopped
until ali arrearag-s sre paid. unless at the option
Of the publisher.
Adoertising.-F 'PT Y cents per square for
each insertion. Eight lines or tesa constitute a
square.
All advertisements sent in for publication will
BE- insrrsrd in English and French unless other
wise ordered. until the editor shall Judge it con-
venieEt to discontinue
Candidates 10 public fayors will pay Fiftern
Dollars each, in advance, ii they wish to he 90
nouDced
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State of Louisiana.
Parrish Coart.-Par;sh Of 81. Landry,-No. 80

Parish Coart.-Parish Of 81. Landry,-No. 1903
ESTATE OF FRANeors PRIEE.
II OUIsE DELAFOssE, Of the Parish of St.
IL Landry. Administrative Of the Estate Of
Francois PTien, decreased, having filed Tableau
Of Classification of the debts of said Estate, ac-
companied by petition praying for the hornolo.
gation Of the san.e:-And whereas, the prayer Of
said petition has been granted by an order Of
Court dated March Goth, 1869;
Therefore. notice is hereby given to all inter,
essed to make opposition, If any they have. in
writing, at my office, in the town Of Opelousas
within thirty days from the date Of the present
notice. why said Tableau should be approved
and hoDoiogased, and the Administrators an.
thorised 10 pay according TO said Classification
A. GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge
Opelousas, March 9th, 1869.
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State of Louisiana.
Probate Court, Parish Of 81. Landry.-No. 30

Probate Court, Parish Of 81. Landry. 30G3
Estate Of 4rssne ?. E. Henry.
NTARCISsE O. QUATREvAUX, Of the
IN Parish Of st. Landry. Curator, Sc,
OF the Estate of ArsAne Victor Eugene
Henry, decreased, having filed o Tableau
and Account OF said Estate, accompanied
by q petition praying for the homologa-
tien of the same ;And whereas the
prayer Of said petition has been granted
By IN order Of Court dated March 0th,
1859
Therefore, notice isshcreby given to all
Interested 70 make opposition, il any
they have, in writing, at my ofFice. ID
ths toxin Of Qpeloasaa within thirty daya
from the date 0f the present notice, why
saitf Tabseaa snd Aeeeunt should rot be
approved and homalogAte6 III &
- -. JOS. u. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelsusas. April ID, 1850.
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4 VOLUNTARY TRIBUTE TO
TO EXCELSIOR MFG CO., st. Louis.

TO EXCELSIOR MFG CO., st. Louis.
have for number of years been a tlilligent
inquirer INTO the relative merits Of Cooking
Stoves and find the CHARTER OAK an ine"m-
pafale one, which. with very little trouble. fur
nishes . family with thoroughly baked "Bread, {"
''Biseuits' and well done Kpasts," A PROOF of
its utility" "eeonoInyr and durability. I send
herewith piece Of q TWELVE POUND FRUIT
CAKE baked by me in . number six CHARTER
OAK bought of you. and which hss been in daily
use in my family for six years. For any and
every species Of cooking, find it the most con
venicnt, economical and reliable STOVE
have ever usest. Having recently increased fhe
number Of wOrkmen On my farm, and requiring
large sSze, have put up enc of your new pat
terms No. 80, and must say that I regard It as
being beyond the pale of successful competition.
The time now save by Ely hired men getting
their breakfast 20 minutes earlier each morning
thsn formerly, not only maleea it invaluable to
farmers, but will s4ve the price of the Stove in
one year. r. L. TATE.
Osyka, Mias.. Nov. ~. 1868
SOLD wHoLEsALE AM, RETAIL BT
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING CO.
st. Louis.
: RICE BROS. & Co,
New o1leana
|. Feb. e.. +l56o. ?s-3nx
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Private Boarding House.

TyHE undersigned will open on the lat
IL Of February next ensuing. in the
@d Bank Building, opposite the public
square Of Opelousas, a Private Boarding
House for the accommodation by the day
on month Of single gentlemen or families.
He hopes by his efforts and the mode
rate rate Of his charges to please and
crafty all who Esay call upon him.
JAMES e. HAYES.
Opelousas, January 25, 1868 :S
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N O ITO e :.

TyHE State Legislature in 1865, passed
Il an act prohibiting any person from
carrying firearms ON the premises of any
citizen without the consent of the owner,
and sabjecting the person SO offending to
punishment. Now I hereby give pub
lie notice that do rot intend that any
person should hunt within my enclosures,
and gfye this public warning to all and
every person 70 refrain from 30 doing,
and from trespassing in any way, and
passing through my enclosures.
p LE0NCE SANDOZ.
0pe4orsass March 18th, 1863.
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Inc A0tt0HGk 1hteusgeHce6 mas an etO-
quent article on the agitation of the day
about giving the ballot TO women: I
Z 'sThey can be considered nothing but
invaders of domestic peace, incitors to
social disorder violence and sliscord.
who seek to draw woman from her ap-
pointed and snpremely exalted sphere
Of home, as the guardian angel OF the
worlds inner life, and plunge her, with
her immeasurably fine and femeuine et,,n-
sibilities, in the coarse and jarring thr.og
of masculine public life. The times on
which we have fallen are oil unhinged.
The same fanaticism which has over
thrown, or is overthrowing, the order
and good government Of the State, in its
restlessness under the wholesome res
tEainks Of everything conservative and
settled 10 striving to overthrow the order
and good government Df tthe freside |;
and, 40 lin the former case, the larger
liberty Of naan 10 pteaaed 40 the propei-
ling motive, and ID iustifeation. % in the
latter ease the larger liberty Of woman
is pleaded, linked with q thouaand un-
nnnaed yet faneied benefits that would
accrue to hef, and through her TO man
Kind. Any man with q properly ergan-
lied minlh and who In capable of calm
and phiassabh bhical nefieetion On the ma
sIare ana preNiiiacesof tse twosexes, and
ho~ they stand % TIM antipoales. one of
skrcAkth and taes other of tenslcrpeas,
eannoe Int &Dadenn tho tenziency, as
heras iallicatex3. 6fs fanatieaf snd nnhal-
nnced natures md every woman en-
laoWed ~ HWsAD meant aha should be.
III w3taRe h0iae Aeats b sense of almost
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P. GOSSELIN, Wheelwright,

HAS the honor to inform the public
LII that he ia still engaged at his trade
at his old shop, Main street. Orelousas.
He will use his best entleayors to please
those who may patroDize him, and will
work as cheaply as any one else.
i. He hopes that after an experience Of
1e years in his trade, he will not lose the
patronage of his ola clients and friends.
Opelousas, Nov. Ia, 1868 o3tf
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Tract or Land

situated on Bos Mallet, tAnse Ia Chau.iiare. j
measuring Two Hundred superficial arpents,
depth, bounded North (unknewn), South by land
Of Etienne Lejeune, East by land of Jer:,rd Pre-
jean. and West by land of Jean Jacques Galbert
being the same land which the said vendor, Ell.
mond Simon acquired Of Dominique Richard,
about Is years ago.
In conformity with the laws and Constitution
of the State Of Louisiana, the aforesaid tracts
Of land viii be sold in lots Of not less than ten
nor more than fifty acres, as will he more fully
explained ON the day Of sale.
CONDITIONS Cash.
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Opelousas, March 9th, 1869.
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s 81 E r I F F'S SALE.
State Of Louksfana.

John Evans, Jr, } District Court,
suzan Keary. No. loseI. ~
RY virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facias issued
- from the Hon. the Court of the Eighth
judicial District of the State of Louisiana. sit
ting In and for the Parish of St. Landry, in the
above entitled suit and to me directed, will of.
Ter for sale at auction, to the last and highest
bidder in front Of the Court House of this Par
lsh- III the Town Of Opelousas, on
Saturday, May 1st, 1869,
commencing at ii o'clock in the morning. and
continuing from day to day if necessary. all the
rights, titles. interests and demands of Suzan
hearyy, unto the following described property
seized to satisfy said order, to wit:
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TRACT OF LAND.

With all the BUILDINGS and IMPROVE.
MENTS thereon, situated in the Parish of St.
Landry, bounded ON the North by the Bayou
Courtableau, on the North West by lands OF
Pierre Wartelle. and on the South East by lands
claimed by heirs of Vidrine, containing Two
Hundred and thirty three acres and s. hun.
dredths, tmore or lessl it being the same tract
OF land purchased by ii. M. Keary from Thomas
r; Firth by public act On the 2lst day Of March,
TERMS Cash.
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff:
Opclousas, March q, 1863
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# @ II g AL E .

FOR g ALE.
4 n Eagle Gin Stand, with all the
N running gear complete and in fine
order. Also, Newell Screw and Press
as good as new. Persons wishing to
purchase can see the above on my Waxia
Plantation. .....
have also an excellent Steam Engine
and Sugar Mill, which would sell On
very accommodating terms.
j. A. TAYLOR.
April 4tf, 1868. \ 43tf.
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ERESH SEEDS, vsrranted growth Of 1858,
IL at Msyo's, 0eeleasas. 1-4s
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\ MISCELLANEOUS.

=: MISCELLANEOUS.
The wa y to peeuniary independence
and political deliveranee.
That the government is best that yoy.
erns least is proposition which, how
ever open to dispute as one of universal
application, is certainly true in the sepse
Of asserting the eligibility of the least
government that will satisfy the also-
lutte needs of social order and intepritv
As men advance in intelligence, i'm NOR
ality, in self-control, in lf.sustainino
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ter can afford to complicate his enter
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tricably with political schemes and con-
tests such a. hare heretofore, however
well meaning in their aims, only ended
i'm discomfitures that made calamity
heavier and oppression more bitter. It
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A LADY residing in a retired portion Of this
N town, would receive one Ortwe boariers by
the month, with or without lodging, at mode
rate price. Apply at this office Efe29
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$ III E r T F'S s A L E I.
State OF Louisiana.
Edmond Simon, } District Court,
Augu.tin ia' 1ede. Parish No. OF iioa5 Sti landry
DY virtue of an order of seizure and
LID sale issued from the Honorable Court Of
the Eighth Judicial District of the State OF Lou
isiana. sitting In and for the Parish OF st. Lam
dry, in the above entitled suit and to me direct
ed, 1 will offer for sale at auction, to the last
and highest bidder. in front OF the Court House
Of this Parish, in the Town of Opelousas, Oh
s4TURD4 I, May 1st, 1869,
commencing at II o'clock in the morning. and
continuing from day to day, if necessary all the
rights, titles, interests and demands Of Augustn
Lede, unto the following described property,
seized to satisfy said order, to-wit:
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE,
Qpel uaas La

Rev C. A. FRAzFE. Principal
j. A. GAUTHIER. ER........-........-Fr b. French
Expenses per Session. in Specie, or lis EIuiodlent
III Currency:
Board rer month sl2 90
Washinw Observation-Disclosures. ) 90
Tuition i'll English DEPARTMENT. i On
The Session will begin September ID. and will
cour,nuc ten niont..s or L. r'ks.
Dne bali ut the =, -. rates payable on en-
tr.,lrc. the other ',i on TIE i-t "t February.
Stinic';iS ~ Furnish tii":r own h,'t,lin:c. ri".
Tl >r.Ia" is rntirt Y free tia-li -rci lr!aal:nI.
Tn"rr will l. Il public examination st tn"
close OF the session.
G. A. FIR '.ZEE, Principal.
Gnr}onsas. in",lst Is. !stt--:a.