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OF man." let all ladies afflicted with dsGgure-
ments procure cake Of Or. GouRAUD's ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP, marvellous and unequalled ernoent for
the skin, removing TAM freckles, pmpes ring worm erup
tions, &C., with surprising efficacy: Dr. 0OURAUDs
LIQUID ROUGE imparts q roseae hue cheeks and
lips that cannot be distinguished from naure Found
6OURAUD'S new depot, % Bond street.
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English Opinion of Napoleon's
Speech.
Stormy Debate i'm the Wrench
Legislature.
Advance Of the Allies on Lopez's
Position in Paraguay.
COMMERCIAL EXCITEMENT IN CUBA.
ENGLAND.

Alarming News from Ireland-A General
Revolutionary Uprising In tho island
Feared-A Cabinet Council-Whnt Will be
DOnee
LONDON, Nov. 80 1859.
The Cabinet and government here are In a state OF
excitement and embarrassment, not to say ALARM
The secret agents employed by the executive in
Ireland have reported ito the officers OF tho Crown
their belief that very general 'rising or revolu-
tionary movement OF the people or that country is
Imminent.
Al q Cabinet council the question OF continuing
tho suspension of the act habeas corpus in ireland
has been debated. No decision has been arrived at,
but it is considered certain that extreme measures
OF repression, and for the susuanment OF the Queens
authority In the island, will be adopted shortly.
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CristadOro,s UnrivaIicd Hair Dyc.-Sold
aud applied his wig and scalp factory No. Asor House.
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St. Domingo as American Territory.
LONDON, Nov. 80, 1869.
The London Times, referring to the possible ces-
sion OF st. Domingo to the United States, SAYS
From the present aspect OF affairs we should be
disposed TO expect the completion or treaty that
effect. Such bargain would be beneficial not only
TO tie parties concerned, but TO Europe and the
world. The Americans stand TO lose but little while
they might gain great deal. The island ought TO
become q new emporium for trade, and In the crea-
ton OF such commercial stations no people are more
deeply interested than ourselves.
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Allie, What IL the Difference Between the
snez Egyptian Canal and tho glass canals containing the
Egyptian. The recently hoa;ei within banks iran
STORY wealth OF great value the others permanently
their hordes o silyerf
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For n STYLISH and Elegant Hat go 90
EsPENSCHEID, Manufacturer IFS Nassau street.
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When Fashion from Her Lofty Height
Unfured her banners TO the air
She said TO KNOX, her banner knight,
II leave these banners in YOUR care''
AS standard bearer, Knox, for years
Has borne her colors- Fashions own
And not a halter, far near,
But tina. has tried to pun them down.
In vain those coiors now
2l2 Broadway-go, buy u Hat
While Waiting for "a Couah ~ so As "
come you are often laying the Foundation for rumo.
nary or bronchial Affection II 10 bette 70 ge f I'd
~ Sace ~ using that sure remedy r o. JAMES bAf.o
TOhANr, which VIII cure the most ynslor Cuta aug -
icve you OF all anxiety as to Dangerous consc licences s1d
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Meeting of the National Board Of Trade In
acknowledgements Measures for Con.
sfdsrnti0n.-Thc United States Circuit Judge.
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,silhs Alyvays Made iIaemo EInPpy.''

80 =
''sae 'la AASSeys Aaaue SAaeme kaePPy.
Al w.. vm az sauroh,ysra @ ssooa . stone' =
1,,s f,.,,S 20 s,,,ao hss!sl,,lS s.u ssaails,N
: = a. n1,I,, =. ! ~, y =
: TJnon y one ps;ds r onnId s,,st k
6 III, ,aa,,,nrs sore - ou,. S yusI o.aSe
a., a,,;tes,I, :. III, our o.,rt rt,ng taosI sr,
VIZ n,i;a.,.I -, pony ua honie
5i'fN y ~ onis'A'u a' oi' 'iie o'ner'
H,.s Rahea s;as on Mohun,en.s ~ itn % .ane'
,uSaSSS., ~ ~, :, ,ts ~ ~
5t.e.a asis pLa 81 nsfpAo'ssone
i ls,.t ~ sy.;Is q s.ons sa,s;t.p aS res,
A. n .aaJ .5 ~ p.s.apn ~ ad pSuseu' ' t'
Eor haJ ua,,o,. ~ ~ n.a., aI ;n.oria 90 N C
$ = S,ch ,vo,Ss !. tInaa hasnre So
4 = - ''.'A' 90 si'o'e 'eAo'
Z = S,ohIs ysnorS ,sftJ nJio nHppy' "h"s
ASIaSscv ~ ynnr,arr swat
: iTo thosa al y InSsa harat.
AnS lat Z tsst;n,oS,,, tTnon, ,;vn,,
s Nv thosa : ,shn hnorr ba.t
Eng1s van ~, tbis ,,la;,, rnSe sto,o
Thst marLed ar n,otber's reat
iTsf s''''C-,i''- l.
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Spartanburg and Union RAILROAD.
SUMMER SCHEDULE

ON and after the 9th June inst,
s...E-1A16S Passenger Trains will leave spar
t,anourg y. ID. Iueedays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at a. M, and arrive at Alston IL 80 a. m.
Returnlng same days, leave Alston at 12 so m.
arrive at tSpartanburg Court House TOO D. M.
as per following Schedule:
Dnir,i N-<,;.,
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stookholders' Meeting
ColumbIn and. .AuEusts. ,IsdilTou

EsHaHs "A MEETING Of t6s Stockholders
S11AE@-e-Sht2 of the Columbia and Augusts
Railroad Company is hereby called, to be held
DAY, the 7th day OF July next, az IL M, to con-
slider the question Of approving. the consolida-
tion OF the Company with the. Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad C6IpR2ny, and the
terms of such consolidation.
May 80 WIN. JOHNSTON, President.
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C. & S. C. and C. & A. Ruailroad Co.'S.
Greenville ana Columbia Railroad.

Sc W dsii5 HAssnssEF e4s.at RuF Tfsivs GsY, 1on san
Meeting with Night Train on Charleston Road:
I've Colulnbi. TOO am I've Greonville GOO an,
g Aston e.55 " Anderson GAS "
= Ncwhcrry 1926 i" Abbeville S.45 &"
Arr AbLcviilG $50 pni d" Newbcrry !.25tm
Anderson 5.l5 Alston 500 o
GfcrnNilje 600 " bii COlurliiia 5.C0 I'm
r"ins on Eihe l,idsc Ga alroaG M follows:
I'VE hn,.efaon go pn I've Walaila 4. 90 am
lendlctoh G.&0 " " PCndleton $40 "
Arr Wnlballa 500 " Arr Anderson 6l0"
TIC train y .l rctnrn ron Eclton to Apder-
aon on Monday "nd Friday mornings.
JAMES y. MEREDITH, General Sur't
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Laurens Esiiroad---New Schedule.
EsLgFFfJsG:, MAlI. Trains on this Road run to
gist@,f fsf return same day, TO connect with
up and down Trains on Greenvile and Colum-
b,a Eailroad. at Heioua; leaving Laurcns at s
a. II, Tuesdays, Thursdays aid Saturdays;
ard leaving Helens at 1.30 p. NJ. same days.
July > j. :. BOWERS, Superintendent
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,

Office North Carolina Railroad Co..
G3a GA T8sF EHHHl8f&l THE following is the
&aSR ~ 4S 4sSS &sas,--.t4 s-.asa schedule for Passen
ger Trains over this roads
Leave Charlotte. II SO nj Arrive. II. .35 D m
Greensboro sos IN and TT pm
Raleigh 9.H a. IN. and 800 p. M.
Arrive Goldsboro 1926 p m Leave. 12. 80 m
Through Passengers by this line have choice
Of routes uia Greensboro and DanyilIeto Rich
mond, or rt0 Raleigh end Weldon to Richmond
orrortemouh; arriving At all points Ncr.h of
Richmond AZ came time Ivy cither orie. Con-
Ttaing or Whining GOA aid Weldon l.ri,e ,eog, 10
tNl from WDu;u; ton. and Troi =. a.. n 10
Weldon. Also 10 Eewbern, on \. q: y. c. Il. 4
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South Carolina Railroad Company,
GENERAL sUPT's OFFICE, APRIL 8, 1862
Iaa Cd 81 gS dnle ai fop oG''STns %passsenser seeer
Trains will be observed from this date:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at. 745 a. m.
Arriving Mt Columbia at ..... 61O D. m.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at ......... 49,. $50 D. M
Arriving at Columbia at............ 4.45 o. M.
CAMDEN TRAIN.
Will run Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Arriving in Columbia al. IL. 90 O. NJ
Leaving Columbia at. ........... :. 2.20p. m.
April 10 II. It. PEAKE, General Sup't.
C. & S. C. and C. & A. Ruailroad Co.'S.
sUPT'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, April 10, 1860.
GsS..s s.;z: Fz;eI EHesfcssSS9:- PASSENGER Trains
~ Ss.f 4i 4itse &ssE@Sti3s will run as follows
GOING NORTH.
Leave Graliiteville, ,at............. 9.45 q. M.
g Columbia, S. c., at. .. 200 D. m
ArIive at Charlotte, N. C..... 815 D. M
COMING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, N. c., at. ........ 5.45 n. M.
Columbia, S. c., at.......1210 I"
Arrive ut Granitevillc, s. C... 4.1Op m.
Through Tickets on sale for principal points
North and South. Baggage checked through.
Close continuous connections made North and
South. Passengers reach Augusta 445 D. m.
April IL CALEB BOUKNIGHT, Sup't.
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1869. MONTVALE SPRINGS. 1869

1869. MONTVALE SPRINGS. 1859.
TTNHIS favorite Summer resort, situated in
l. Blount County, East Tennessee. will be
opened for the receptions Of visiters on the
FIRST Of JUNE.
The marked beneficial results attending the
use Of these watore, in functional derange-
ments OF the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and Skin,
and the cure of Chronic Diseases, sttest their
Medicinal Properties. Tho buildings at Mont
vale are now being repaired, reftted and re-
Ali the accessories for Enjoyment and md re recre. Gre
alton at tho best watering places will be found
hore.
The facilities for reaching Montvalethis sea-
son are increased by the extension Of the
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad, and regu-
lar trains are running to Maryville, whence
passengers are conveyed in coaches to the
Springs, nino miles distant.
Rates of Board per day, $3.50: per week,
$16.00;:p :per month, $4,000. Address for PAM
phlets containing analysis and description of
waters, &c. JOS. J.. KING,
May13 &c Knoxville, Tenn.
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u NJ .Mle .E D :Es :Rs j. y
.Es ~ 81 O. O #Ndri .H5l 4

|gal n
BLACK and FANCY ALPACA SACKS.
Blue Flannel Sacks.
Skeleton Suits. -
Brown, Drab and White Linen. Suits.
White Duck and Marseilies Vests. e
White Linen Drawers.
White Jean Drawers.
Gauze Merino Shirts.
Lisle Thread Shirts.
French Yoke Shirts.
Tics, scarfs, Handkerchiofs, Gloves, Half
Hose, &c.
PANAMA HATS.
Boys and Mems Straw Hats
Patent Ventilator Hats.
Trunks. Valises, Travelling Bags, &c.
R. & w. G. SWAFFIELD.
May % -
The Beneficent Institution Of Life In
surance should not be Degraded
by Appeals to Sectional
Prejudices.
Insure in the Company whose AGE guarantees
its standing.
Whose Strength gives most Security.
Whose Dividends make your Policy Cheapest.
Whose plans offer you tho greatest advantages
The old AITNA LIFE, of Hartford, was
chartered in 1920.
Her accumulated Capital is now over $12,-
O00, 900.
Her plans OF Insurance offer the assured
greater advantages than any others We have
over seen.
PLEASE EXAMINE THEM.
H. +. NICHOLS Il CO.,
May 80 limo Genl Agts. Columbia, S. @.
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For Sale at Private Sale.
A PLANTATION,

g GTTUATED on Bayou Coartableau, tSt. Lam
y dry Psrish,l about miles from Washington,
aud niie from Barrys Landing, containing 100
acres Of land. zoo Of which are cleared and un-
der cultivation; geed, large dwelling house.
with l3 apartments and are-places; kitchen,
corn crib, five ont -hoases for labcrass, Sugar
House tnevj; cane plant in sufficient quantity
to plant Is acres 6D0 harsels Of corn fssldes
DC; work mules; carts hogs; shsep, &c.
farming utensils, aud in fact al the dependen-
eies ef Q Erst-elass farna-an In good osaer.
N block. for cash, and as q vesy isw price.
- Fer further particulars. apply to the unr
asrsignsd, an the premises.
!. JOSEPH MELANCON-
Ss. kaaaxy. IaanaEy .. iaD- H-sf~
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Public Sale.

Estate Of Jonathan Harris, deceased.
Rf VIRTUE OF an order of the Hon. the
~ Probate Court in and for the Parish
ot It, Landry, there will he sold at pub.
lie sale. to the last and highest bidder,
by the underSi .ncit Dative Trstamrut,rv
Executor. "r a duly commissioned Auc-
tl"neer, ut the. last residence of Jonathan
Harli> deceased, in the Town of On,l.
OuSh>. on
WEUNESD.iT Erbruaru Ri 1860
the following described PROPERTY belong
ing to the Estate ot the said deceased.
to wit:
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
- Breeders are notified that my stallion
GO TON,
AA3A~''y DICK, will stand the comm: season
S~1nehcing 4tl April next, ut the follow ing
.iaces: At Washington, at Mr. John Reed 5
stable, on SATURDAYS and Sunday VS.: at Ca.ancro,
at MIR. Crsin Colmier's, Oh Wednesdays and
Thurs'lays. and at my place, on Plapuemine
Ridge, on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Tom ID a horse Of fine appearance and worthy
OF the attention Of breeders rs his progeny has
shown. Ierms-$25 cash.
JOS. L. CARRIERE.
March 7th, 1853 39-tf
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WIIEELWEIGHT.
THE 0PELOUsAs COURIER.

Published % Sa'u relay BY JOEL IL SANDOZ
CosDIT TiOAa:
sabscription.-Four Dollars per year psysbls
in advance, or Fly Dollars payable 4, the end
OF the wear.
A subscriber wishing t. discontinue mnst givn
a written notice t., that fleet and settle up all
arrearagrs; and 10 subscription will br stopped
unit! all arrear>grs paid, unless ss the opium
of the publisher
Adrertising g-F,FTy cents per sqnare fcs
each insertion. Eix ht it:=s VI l-ss constitute o
square.
All advertisements sent in fnrlpubllesfion wi!J
be- inserted in English ami French unless ether.
wis. o,d~Eed,) mill the editor shall Judge it eou.
ysnieLt to discoatinue.
Candidates 10 public favors will pay FiAsea
Y,ollsrs eseh. il sd,sncs. ,f,hey w:-h 70 30 aw
aoancsd
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Public Sale.

Estate Of Marcettn Lofeur, ST., deceased.
PY virtue Of an order of the Hon. the
~ PROBATE Court in and for the Parish
o' 81: Landry, there will be sold at pub
nc SAFE 70 the last and highest bidder,
ny the undersigned Administrator or a
hniy commissioned Auctioue-r, ut the
last residence of said deceased in OIJ
Grand Prairie, in this Parish nm
Tuesday. February I'd. 1869,
the following described property belono-
ing 10 tile Estate OF Marcelin Latieur,
Sr:, deceased. late of the Parish of St.
Landry. to- VIII
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p. GOSSELIN, Wheelwright

P. GOSSELIN, Wheelwright,
Has the honor to inform the public
l. IL that he ia still engaged at bis trade
ut his old shop, Main street, Opelous.ss.
Ha will Use his best endeayors to please
those .sho may patronize him, and will
work "a cheaply as any one else.
He hopes that after an experience of
Is years in his trade, he will not lose the
patronage Of his old clients asd friends.
Opeloaaas, Nov. IA, 1863 23ss
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TOWN BUTCEHEzsY.

THE undersigned has the honor TO an
! i nounce t" his s.clients and to the pub
lie in general that he will herentter retail
beef at the Town Market. at cents per
pouha; in quantities OF 50 OF 100 pounds
it will I've sold for les ess. lie flatrers him
self with being able to please all who
patronize hiu,. as regards the quality of
the meat or otherwise.
JAMES G.. HAYES.
' Opelousas. December lst, 1868. Is
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Il. H. VII ES z. II
E'OR SALE.
ShcT'if'S Sale.

Shcrif''s Sale. r..
State OF Louisiana.
c. II. MoGtou, } District Court,
W. { Parish "t Il. l-s'iry,
DI virtue of ri order Of seizure and sale is-
1D sued from the Ion. h. Cuurt ot the Eighth
Judicial District ~ the State rt Llui>t4:a ,it-
ting in and for the PHri>i. u. ST. L.,miry in the
above entitled suit and to me .iir-c; ID. will ut
fer for sale ut auction. to tie last and hi1hcst
bidder in trout of the Court House of tins Far-
ish, in the Town of Opelousas. on
Saturday, February 9th, 1860,
commencing at II o'clock in the luoruns, and
continuing from day to day it necessary all the
rights, titles. interests and demands OF Thomas
{. Quirk. unto the following described property
seized to satisfy said order, to wit:
A CERTAIN
TRACT OF LAND,
situated six miles East Of Washington. contain
ing six hundred aud sixty-sx loss, arpents
fssA trnore or less,) with all BUILDINGS and
S. IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
III conformity with the laws and Constitution
of re $. ate OF Lonisis.n;t, the above described
land vii be soid in lots Of not less than ten nor
more 's,an fifty acres. will be more particu-
larly described on the day OF sals.
Terms Cash.
JAS G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Opels,usas. Jan 3. 1869.
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CrUclkery. Sseye.. Etc.

CFOcakery, Ss@ves, Etc.
EVl l. NAVRA. Manufacturers and Direct
- Importers Of chin ~. glass, plated, tin, japan.
w"d. sud ~li"w ware. cutlery, &c sell at
Neg Yorh ~ho!ssale rscss. III Poydrss street.
and l7% Canal ssreet. Ngw 0aLEAEs.
NoveDbsz 10th, 1856? va
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Sherim,s Sale.

SMCK Als - S81Cs
State OF louisiana
zrnoa Br"ussard. Dis'ric. Court,
Mari, Mec.nly. e. ais. n. ss6s
DY vi,tnr Of a writ Of E'en Facias i%snrd from
ID the Honorabe the Court Of the Eighth Ju.
.ral District of the Stat- nt Louisiana, sitting
iiu and tor the Parish Of st. Landry in tn. above
-nsitl-d suit ard 70 me directed. will Offer fr
sale At ancthn. to he las. and highest bidder, in
front OF tine CMnrt House OF this Parish, in the
town Of Opelousas,
|. Saturday, February 9th, 1869,
! commrneing .. thu hour of III A. NJ. and CON-
tiuuing from day to day, il necessary. all the
rights. titles. interests and demands Of James II.
Stephen d McCaaly. James liarman aud VIII
liam Offutt, unto the f"liowing described proper.
! ty, s-iz-d TO satisfy said order, to wit:
4 Certain Piece of Land.
stuatrd III the Pari-h Of st. Landry, being the
! North We.s Quarter Of Section No ., in Town.
| shd No ; >o.tl, of the thirty first degree of
North Ia.itads OF Rang. M. 4. East Of toe basis
meridian in the Sss,,h West district Of the State
of La,Iisiasla, containing hundred and sixty
| two acres and. sixty three ne-hundredth ct an
! arr-. and the same purchased by William Offutt
at the Land Oeice Op+lousas, on the 24th De-
cember, 1888. as pr certificate NJ. 2s49 Of the
, Rrgist-r Of the Land OtDce
+ D-Iu confrmay With the laws and Consti.
;. tuition Of Louisiana. th- above described laud
will b. sold il. lots Of mot less than ten nor more
than ffty ac:rs, - will be more particularly des'
crib-d OF, the day Of szls
CvNptrrOKs :-Caxh
| -. JAS. G HAYES. Sheriff.
| Opelousas Jan,sary 81, 1869.
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dred and fifty head OF horned
--A rattle, and one hundred horse
creatures, and also the brand.
Terms and Conditions:-The Vacherie
payable in tao equal annual instruments
froa, the day Gii sale.
The lansls payable in three equal an
na..l inssalmeats, from the day Of sale.
Purchasers t0 iarnish their notes pay
able to the ore er Of the Administrator. at
the store of Dorsiu p. Lafieur. in Prairie
Chatagner. 10 this Parish, with good and
approved security in sotitlo. hearing 6sper
cent per unnum interest from their res
pective maturity until paid.-The lands
to remain specially uiortgaged in favor
of said succession, and said purchasers
promising and binding themselves not to
sell or iucumher said property to the
prejudice of said succession.
~ The above described lands will be
sold according to the Constitution and
laws. by lots Of no less than ten nor more
than fiity acres, rs will be described on
the day Of sale.
d.. Administrator.
Se TansIrv. .Eanuarv ID. 1869.
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= LUcK.-"I don't have any COED laek. !"
fsdge: What do you expect, you mere
gumhler La the world 60 tarn frDsn It's
aay and business to sweeten you up.
pat you on your pins, and then retnRn
@ its own afairs! Not If it knows IT.
seif; : and the popular prejudice ID that
= aas sumo acanaintance In that line. II
yea expect '.lRck, % itsis termed. With
~ srking like q gsed fsllow fer it,
ssa sAl DO disappointed, and yoa ought
We. Is weuld be nothing elias but d
ssaale. Lnck 10 prodnct and not o
ft 10 born nf toll -d0ea NOT fall
seatF % lland. It cssmes 70 ehoas who
80 nd win, and5not to thnss vha la~
NH Mt There is DothinG more fDOlish
49, u yaang men 20 behave In lnck.
taith without f0Gndatisa, and
saalg Saiasas ia its cOusequeaesa. ~
.- g@ al g------.zzzlaz zzlazeeszzrss-rs--ssfss i
s swastsss spot % earth isr "a
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THE PLANTATION

- npon Which the deceased last re-
I..;R sided, situated in Old Grand Prai
=. rie, IN the Parish of St. Landry,
with all the buildings and improvements Is
thereon. favll! z thirteen arpents front on
Bayou de III Petite PaSse, by forty ar
penis IN depth, bounded above by land
OF Octave Fon t-n0t, and below hy land
sold hy dece:ls ed to Jean Pierre Stephen.
freedman
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r Cd R ~ A E.E.
A y "Eagle' Gin Stand, with all the
IA running gear complete and in fine
order. Also, IL Newell Screw and Press
-as good as new. Persons wishing to
purchase can see the above on nv Wax:a
Plantation.
! have also an excellent Steam Engine
and Sugar Mill, which would sell on
very accommodating terms.
J. 4. TAYLOR.
April 4tl, 1853. +3tf.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

= F. VIRGIN, euccess.,r to D. MACPAY,
Ls Dealer in Seeds, No. lO4 Gravier streer'
bet. Camp md Magazine sts., New Orleans. ll2
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SHERIFF,S 8 a L E .

Charles Il. Moutoa,- District Court,
~. yes E2f12R OF ST. A<aA0AEy,
Jos. d.. Carriere, Sr.) No. $50.
10y virtue of an order of seizure aud sale
ID from the Hon. the Court of the Eighth Ju-
tsieiai District, 81 ling in aud for the Parish OF
Sc, Laadry. in tlse above entitled suit. and to
nae directed, will offer for sale ut auction, to
the last and 'ghest bidder, ut the Court House
of this Parish. in the town Of Opelonaas, ON
Saturday, February 9th, 1859,
essnueneing Of IL o'clock in the morning, and
confinniux FROM day to dsy, if 1iecessary, al the
ri.lts, titiea, interests aud denands Of joseph
nj. Carriare, peFs. unto the following described
prvperxy, ssiaed to satisfy said order. to- Wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT Or PARCEL OF :
J WO0D land. ..
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OF said deceased, in the Town OF Opel-
ousas, with the lots included in the COM
mon enclosure of the same, bounded on
the East hv Court Street, South by -
Street. West by Il lot of ground belong
ing 10 Frank Pcrret, and North by -
Street and the property of Lewis Audrus
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sOyFR,THOyERs,

a. H. MILLER 4 CO.. First Premium steam
~ Candy Aani,factory, 30 New Leype. Whole.
salt Conteetieners. Depot Of California ines
~ No w New IeFee. Ala.
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A Tract Of swamp Land,

described as per pate Mt No. 9;s52 of the
State of Louisiana, as being the frac-
tional East half of Section, Sontll- West
quarter OF Section, and South half of the
North West quarter Section, and Lot No.
S of Section "a, in Township 3 South of
Range 3 East, in the South Western
Land District Of Louisiana, containing
five hundred and forty seven acres and
thirty hundredths.
A TRACT OF SWAMP LAMB,
described a. per patent No. 1858. as be-
ing oil of Fractional Section IS in Town
ship 3 South of Range East, in the
South Western Land District of Louisi-
ana, containing one hundred and seven
tY-tWO acres.