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EOR NfLPHIA.-Thc <>EGsn
l. steamer n e X FO k, Captain nssss..l4asass4S. sss..l assS
pINrr. uow lying ut her berth IN the Dock, VIII
receive freight tor the above port till FRIDAY
he 3rlh instant, ut l. clock.
Freight taken to Norfolk ai moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
StatCruun. IS. ". l.. ItRlEk, Agent.
jy est onicc, No :i25 Dock street.
E'OR NEW YOltK.-Thc new Z tf>
Il aud elegant sidc-whr"l steamsli pscf.tss4ltl4ss
NIAGARA, Captain BLhEENAS, Will Icayc her
wharf mt lAs&A "tlr'ssn FHSnqsi. July tie 3Oth,
at O'Clock 4. VI Frcighircrclyrd until THURS
DAY NIGHT Fare Si2: stccragc 81. For freight
or passage. having elegant accommodations, apply
to WILLIAM &. DUNlIAM & CO.,
jy 2s-I corner Eleventh ana Slain streets.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. ffEfI!li=sJ
The JAMES RIVER TOWING AND TRANs-
POkTAlIoS COMPANY are prepared 10 cAc-
cute TOWING and IGITTERING TOBACCO,
SALT aud all other MERCHANDISE, LUM-
BER, and WOOD. lu aud from city Point, Peters
burg. Norfolk, aud ali landings on James river
For freight, apply |"
JOHN ID. HARVEY. President.
Commercial Block or TO
JAMES i. RIDDiCR, Secretary.
ID. :. LEFFLER, Agent,
Office No. 20lB Dock
between Twentieth and Twcnty-irst streets.
I'm
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DIsoRDERLY HorSE.-Jamcs Stephens
(mulatto) was arraignod before the Mayor
yesterday morning charged with keeping q
disorlcrly and ill-govcrncd house, on Sc
venth between Main and Cary streets.
From the evidence of the Chief of Police and
4 number of others it appeared that the
house of Stephens was a dance-housc OF low
order, at which men and women congrc-
gated during the night, and created such
Disturbances as were excessively annoying to
the ncighbors. Colonel Egbert said that his
attention had been attracted to the house by
the complaints made by the ncighbors.
Several policemen testified that the house
was disordcrly and ill-governcd.
The Mayor gave Stephens his option be-
tween closing his house and going before the
iluetings Court: to answer Indictment for
misdcmcanor. He chose the latter, and was
sent on.
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| 4 PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
4 i CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
ING undersigned having leased this house SO lon z
ana iayOrabiy known under the proprietorshn OF
uc Aleosrs Wards, and having reiittcd aid refur-
L.hGd II throughout IN the most elegant manner,
"D" open for The reception OF guests, WIN ali Tie
"hl'lntGcntS If Il lrst-clasS hotel
j. B. BUTTERWOkIH q CO,
NY !7-3m Iroprctors.
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DtssOLUTIONs e. pARTNERsHIps

DISSOL UTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIr.-Thc firm Of DANDRIDGE & An
DERSON Is this day dissolved by the withdrawal
OF T.. B. ANDERSON, Jr.
The business viii be continued In the same house
by WM. G.. DANDRrDGE & Co.
WILLIAM q. cambridge,
Fiyl GEORGE A. HAYNES.
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nCEAN HOUSE. CAPE MAY, n. j.

This wrI1-knoHn and itNoriC house, having been
thoroughly renovated and mproved has been rc-
opened by the UNDERSIGNED II Il
ETRST-CIASS FAMILY HOTEL.
TUE OCEAN HOUSE
situated within fifty yards "T the beach. III oilers
superior advantages Ia families ON account of
uuicl and the higE character "i 'ls guests, aud II
viIl hc kept strictly hou"-ik" in cyrry respect.
NFNENIN-FI NEW EAIiil%G-EbOMS
Ia ~ been added. and many ether important inn
proycmcnt, which will contribute greatly to the
comfort of visitors.
Tho proDricturs have had several years cNpc-
ricncc in Cape May hotel business, ANA have Sc
cured help which will equal that OF any other house
the island.
Every effort will hc made 10 give satisfaction L"
all who NAV favor the Ocean House with their
patronage.
: formerly no bHr on the premises.
LYCETT & SAWYER.
.uuN w. LYCETT.
IIFEEl w SAWYER. ie 25-tiu1
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It. IN

VARIETY SPRINGS. situated on the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad lc:rS stopping
ot the tnori. fifteen miles west oi ~'auni"n. AXE
OPENED For VISITORS. The mineral waters
are considered superior. Analysis III this office.
t,ood fare. music. aHus"Iu"utS, &c.
For board. 10y the month. 81: by the week, Sl":
ry the day. =. children m'i"r lively" N""rS and
-,.ry:nts. half price. Bathing in hcalHg water
Gratis. l.. X VI. EURRJSS.
IL @r-@ln fropricirrS.
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RICHMOND RAILWAY CosirAS'

RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY,
SuPERISTENDEST's OFFICE, July ~, ieos. /,
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
4 FIFTY THOUSAND FEET, MORE ph LEss,
UF IIEAET PINE LUMBER, for the extension ot
this railway 20 Hollywood Cemetery, WIN ne re-
ccived nj this ONCE tLeigh street above AuasnS1
Sneciacations will be furnished on application.
j. II, RICHARDSON,
Superintendent Richmond Railway Company
jy 2s-N -
cPERM OIL, LARD. OIL, SOLAR OIL,
y and NATURAL LUBRiCATING OIL, Tor
L. WAGNER, Druggist
iy asets corner Sixth and Broad streets
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I IGHTNING RODS
IL AT MOUNTCASTLE'S.
ROOFING and Thinning ut $50 Broad street.
PLUMBING III MDUNTCASTIE'S.
HOUSE-FURNlSHING GOODS and
GAS-FlTIING at 500 Broad street.
SUSDRIES at MOUNTCASTLE'S- ap -
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

VNHE ST. CHARLES HOTEL-NEW
MANAGEMENT.
=" pt>p DAY 80 PER DAY.
This popular house is now open for tnc rccep-
liuu Of Visitors The new proprietor, Captain
CHARLES Z. BIGGER, has made grcat improve
mruts ana Is prepared IT, SiNc ms lrleiius w. @ Nc
luhi. generally an old Virginia welcome. COK-
NER OF MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
Is,,Lr,.'r, -, iy H-1m
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PORT OF RICHMOND, july Is, lse

MINIATURE ALMANAC, July -, 1862. rN
sun rises ...... i.59 Moon rises ........ 10. II
sun scis .......... 7.Ul High tide. .....,... s.l
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- LEX UA1. 70 TR' TT
- RICHMOND, VA.

The undersigned, having leased this the oniy hrsl-
rIas. hotel inr1trd ON Main street and within one
~'uarc Of the capitol, post-oilce. custom-house-
theatre, and the great northern aud southern raiir
road dcpots respect fully inform the public that III
+ Now OPEN. IL viii be thoroughly renoVa-
t'd and rclurnished 10 some extent.
This hotel is wOrld-rcnowned as The headltar-
lcrs ui the President and Cabinet officers of the
hue COniedcracy. IT also contains the historic
rooms Of Presidents Davis. johnson, aud Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase.
The travelling public are cordially invited to
max" their home ut the SpotswoOd, where they
viii Gud every comfort and delicacy that TINS ana
ollie: markets can supply.
EHgrcsSiznd Telegraph office in the building
j. NJ. SUBLETT,
{. B. LUCK,
W. Il. BISHOP,
uyB PrOprietors.
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MAYORS C0URr-Nnyor Uahoon pre-
siding.-Jacob johnson and Wilhelmina
johnson were arraigned for unlawfully as
saulting and beating Elizabeth johnson
(colorcd), and Elizabeth Johnson was ar
raigncd on cross-warrant for unlawtuliy
trespassing on the premises OF and assault
ing Wilhelmina Johnson. Wilhclmina john
son was required to give surety. and Eliza
beth was discharged.
james PEBBLES (colored), charged with
attempting to break into the milk-house Of
Z. I. Morriss with intent to commit larceny,
and threatening to shoot his servant, Mar
garet Jones, was arraigned. The case be-
longing to the county, was sent there Tor
examination.
William A. Smith deaf and dumb) /,
charged with creating a disturbance on the
street, was required to give surety for his
future good behavior.
Herman Lohman, charged with unlaw-
fully assaulting and beating John, son Of
Catharinc Wilkinson (colored), was ar
raigncd Sarah Wilkinson was arraigned
for unlawfully assaulting and beating the
child of Herman Lohman. These cases
were both brought up in connection with
nature that the Mayor dismissed it.
Henrietta Johnson (colorcd), charged
with unlawfully threatening the life OF
Fannie Hill, was arraigned. Both parties
were required to give surety for their good
behavior.
Joseph Smith (colored boy), charged with
unlawfully assaulting and beating Samuel
Martin, was given to his father for castisa-
ton.
John Wyatt, charged with assaulting and
beating Martha Willis, was discharged.
Eliza Woods, charged with using abusive
language towards Lizzie james, was dis
charged.
George James (colored), charged with
stealing Il watch from Il servant boy, was
arraigncd. The theft Of the watch was
not proven, but the accused was sent OH tC
answer Indictment for stealing collar and
| shirt.
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FOURTH SUPPLY OF JAPANESE
L FANS.-Anothcr lot just received at }. ii.
streets. Of those useful, light. and elegant fans.
which will give twice the wind of the old palm
leaf. Best Gunpowtlcr Tea, 81 japan English
Breakfast. and Oolong 81 50 good Green Sl.5o.
lava Roasted Coffee. a0c. old Government Java,
Soc Honey Soap Wine Crackers, and Spiccd UNI
bl,s iva
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9FACKEREL AND SALMON.

vi N0'S"""' ~ e1A''0'
- barrels NEW No. MEDIUM MACkEREL.
barrels SALMON.
barrels SALMON TROUT,
just received and for sale by
jy2! Ro. +. WILLIAMS & co.
SAMPSON JONES, JR.. WHOLESALE
- GROCER 4 Nd COMMISSION MERCHANT,
suicitS consigrmcnts OF ali kinds Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE.
Liberal cash Announcements made Oh consign-
mcntS In hand.
Eags furnished il desired.
SAMPSON JONES, JE.,
Y EiIlrrnth .lrnni.
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GAIT. SALT. SALT.-Thc brig Eleventh,
- Lancashire. with 2.7i5 sacks MARSHALL'S
FACTORY FILLED SALT daily expected TO az
rive and for sale FROM wharf at City Point or
Richmond. With most of her cargo engaged for
liverpool. viii have quick dispatch. For balance
of fro iglh apply To
iy"o-2w LEE, SEDDON & co.
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EALTl SALT! SALT 1000 SACKS.
prctcd 10 arrive between the lst and 10th OF Au-
2ils with coco sacks double hlcachcd) factory
filled "DEAklNS" and EVANS" M
PROVED SALT. These brands are guaranteed
equal in all respects TO Marshall's. For sale, to
arrive. from City Point aud Richmond dock 10y
iy.3 ROBERT Il. WILLIhMS& 4 co.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-10-23
Hotel des Opelousas.
J.c sous>i.ne avant pri

- J,e soussisnt yant pris >
~ bail l'ancien Hotel dc PAigle,
autretulS tcnu par NJ Omer
Poiret, ct situt Wis Wis dc Ia Maison dc
Cour, Opelousas, a l'houneur damon
Ger que CO waste Establishment Went DE
ire rtpare. uettoye. repent ct ameliore,
ct quill est aujo,ndll"! pet alecevoir les
pensonnaires, les voyaScurs ct le public
ell general.
lie mohilier entier etc change, bois
dc Its, Its, llnse &c. ct tout est mainte-
nant en- excellent urdre La table sera
toujours pourvue dc ce que le marche au
Ia ue lneiIl-ur, ssiu ct delicat, ct les soius
Gu proplictaire 1T DIES domcstiQues ne fe-
ront pas det;lut pour rendre Get maison
agreeable.
Dependant de l'll1tel est une spacieu-
sc Ecurie OH scront recus les chevaux des
voyageurs, ct OH lon pourra louer che
vaux, buggies hacks &c.
lie soussigne centinuera d transporter
le fret ct les marchandises de Washing
ton lei ct vice versa ses anciens prix
ct uonobstant lie talif du pont a peage
W. NJ. JOHNSTON.
OpelOusas 9 OctObre lS69.tf
The Opelousas courier., 1869-10-23

~La legislation ralicale nous ayant frnstre
DE- la publication des avis judicia;tes que vo''-
larni biru nous ionuer drrnerculrnt nos aris
ct pat:ons nous nous pT"posors neannuins dc
donnr, claqu s-naue a nos -cteuls, I'm som
mar: d-> vr,s ,i. slIccrss.Urls IT allrrs avis u-
dicairt:s que laut"rire du Giuuvsrnrur ct de- d-ux
de srs acoyts ont la;gne accurlrr uu alitrr.
Dams II cas- Oh un administrator de- succession
iugrrait dc iinlcrtt de- IA stlcutssion pu il aln-
nistre De tarc p,lbiIrr la v',r ou tout autre avis
SOFT IN Flancais SOFT rn Arg.als, suit dams c-s
dr, langurs dams le Courier, ATTN de douner a
ces avis unr plus grande publication nous les ad-
mrttrons dams nos COLONIES raisvn Dc .5 cents
par care. c'rst a.dre la moitie de ce que celia
cuute dams lie Journal Comnr on IL vera dams
nos COLONIES davis, uu administrator (Tut-ur)
s'tst dt "a prevail de- moyen pour dunnrr plus
de publication la vente de la succession don't
il administration.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-10-23
PROPOSITION
AUX PROPHIETAIRES DE TERRES
EFT D HABITATIONS.

NOUS afdchrrons dams lie Courier des Ope-
~ tyu>uS, -n FranraiS ct IN Anglais, les Ha-
hltation>. les rrrrs IT autr-s prophecies don't les
pr"pritares voudrcnt dlsp"srr, aux c. nditions
suivant"s, savoir Cinq pias,res payablcs d'a-
vance pour chaqur pfoprete, plus uu pour cent
sur le mnrant d. Ia vrntr. 81 toutrfois la prepr-
etc est vrndue tandis qu'eIle est annoncee dams
le Con,r+r Rien he srra reclame Zen outre des
cinq piastrrs) 81 la propriete n est pas vendue.
Nous !avori>erons autant gu il SRA Ell notrs
pouvoli. Ia vrnte drs proprietes ains annonc ers.
C-ux qui hons rnvrrront des avis de cette ca
tegori-, d-vront nous fare saynir sis desirent 50
prevaloir de- rotfre plus haut mrn,fonnee, autre-
incnt. crs announces seront publiees aux conei-
tions ordinairess
Ou-lousas AOut 1869
The Opelousas courier., 1869-10-23
VE\TES PIIRIIOTFS

Succession James &. Brooks-La vente anra
lea "A l., Poiute de Plaguemlne, le Nuvtmblr.
Les bi-ns consistent IN un tiers ilidvis dun
snnrc-au de t-rr- siiue au Bayou Matt, ii con-
tenant 40 arr-s-In morc-au de -rre DR. 600
arp,iltS sltue sur lr Bayou i palnr,n;nr Bruier
ct connu sons ie Lem de- Stanton Tract Tn au-
tr'. lnnrrrA'l ,le trrrr don't ia co,ttnance srra
d"nne- la vrnr-l;nr auirr trrrr av-c l"s ha-
tl>s,.S TT authorizations. stuer d la PuiEtc Nulr-.
tt m"surant 2c3 arprnS -l,nt drme section de
trrrr siiuer PIE, De la dtrnitte residence de- t,'u
Bosnian llayrs;-chrvaux, muirts, vaches, &c.
CuElitI"ns:-Comptant.
Su1cession oscar Prud homme La vrnte au-
ra lieu Ir } Novrinhrr. au Bayou Mal!'t II y a
uur habaIon d. 200 arr-nts, Is :etrs d. betrs
cornrs varhrir. vaclIrs a lait, chevaux,
jumruts. ct meub-s d. maison &c.
tunditi"ns:-h les hi-ns m.lbf-s, compliant; la
terrr, un quart compliant 1T la balance IT = ans
Succession Iirginie Lt'ort LA veu,r aura
lieu Ie = Novembr-, Pia4utmin- Rrutet. Les
pruprietes consistent IN nn- hahtation sltuae a
Piaqu-Ininr Brule-. cont-nant 20 acres: un NOR
crau lie trrr- DE- 40 acres dams l- meme voisina
g"; $40 pagers Dr. harriere, 6 vacl-s, bauts de
tire, DC aux con'liiiuns suivantrs:-les brns
mrublrs, complaint; les trrrrs, 20 pour cent comp
tant -t la balance | ct = ans.
Succession Lucy Hade.-Crttr vents aura lieu
k, II Octobre cuurant. Ia Maison de- Cuur. Ii
v A un moroccan he ttrrc de 1873 acres avrc les ha-
tsst'> ei amelloratnIIs, situe Ia Pointe Wikotf.
-Tout all compliant.
Succession .Jumrs Hamberlin. Il 'administra-
tanr vend,a. la drrnierr Residence du difunt,
a la Prairie Hayes. un mnrceau DE- rrr" DE- 20
acres avrc les batSs's TT ainelioratioils; un NOR
ceau de trrre boise sItue all Bois Maiiet. cont--
nant 20 acres; bctes a cornrs. articles de mena-
ge etc C"nIitinns, compliant Cette vente au.
ia lieu le "a Ovtobre.
Laurence Msyers & Co, rs. James ". Condor
-Daus cett- atfaire, lr SiieIlt v"nira. pour du
compliant la Mason DE- t'our. r. = Novrmbrr.
i'm Inorc-au DE- terre stne a Bellevue. con'enant
::}55 arpents, av.c les ba'isses ct authorizations,
chrvaux. instruments aratoires nc.
La Banque des Gitoyens de la Louisiana os
John McCaU.-Le Sherlf W ndra, IA Maison de
Cuur, le = N"venlhre. un court credit. uur ha.
btation sucriere situe- snr le Bayou Marie Gro
quaint. conrnant environ 7l3 arprnts. ensemble
avec les m,lrts. chrvanx &c. ct $50 actions au
funds capital DE- la Banqne d-s Citoyrns Con-
ditions:-$3932 payables lr Ter Avril 1e70
Thsoph e. LtteU. agent, ct ais. rs .John NJ
Boyer lie Sheriff v-nGra. a la Maison de- Cour.
pour du compliant, l- 6 Nov-mhrr. I'm morceau
de- trrre, sIue au Bayou Bouf conteuani GOO
arpens.
Fannie F. Lemoine rpouse e:r rs. James c..
Hill. SON marble Sherit v-ndra, alf compliant,
a a MaiSon de- Cour. IL Novembre. une hablta-
ton sitner Plaisance. c"ntrnant 400 arpents.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-10-23
A vENDRE.

0000 Acres de terre, situee dams Ia Prairie
AAOO Bellevue; faisant face su Bayou
Bonrbeux ct courant quarante acres dams Ia pro-
fond-ur (la prairie) avec une quantite sufhsants
de hois. Cette trrre sera vendue par lots ct guam
ttes au desr des acqnereurs, est tres FERTILE fort
conveuabltment si;uee, exempte de toute non-
daton, ct legerement accidentee de maniere i
Cette terre Sc ,rouve 9 miles 'Opelousas ct
3 du Grand Coteau.
Sadrrsser HYP. CHRETIEN.
Is Sept. 1863. Sur les lieux.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-10-23
Habitation, Animaux, &c. &c.
A vENDRE

DOUR cause de depart ie desire veudre mon
Il habitaton, situee au Bos Mallet, contenant
Guaranteeing arpents, ensemble avec une terr0
birn b"iSee d'rnviron vingt arpents, ains que les
cabanagrs pour engages, tous les animaux de-
rhabitation, (la basst-eour reservee) une marque
maruuer, nne charrette cheval, un char-a-
banc un fort lot de planches, tous les iDstru-
ments aratoire>, meubles de maison, usensiles
de cuisine. avec un beau stove tout neuf &c.
La recolte pendante sera egalement vendue si
racquereur e desire. Inutile de sc presenter 81
on lie peut pas payer compliant.
S'adrrsser all soussigne sur les lieux, ou au'
bureau du Courier des Opelousas.
Rd. C. RIGOLLET.
St. Landry Septembre 1869.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-10-23

lis sONr rfAKTls...-Depuis Samedi dernier,
on entend sopvent dams notre communaute cctte
phrase que Ion accompagne souvent dun ouf !!
de soula cement. C'est que la troupe nore qui
nous await etc imposee Il = a hut mois, leve le
camp ct est par:ie Samcd dernicr pour Ia Nou-
vclle-O Orleans.
Maintenant, vout'rait-on avoir l'extrame obli-
saanoa de- mons dire ce quelle await faire ici
ct ce qu'elle a fait de bien. At-elle arrete un
meurtrier' A-t-il smptch6 I'm seul meurtre' me-
me la plus simple iniraction aux lOisl Non. De-
lnandez au Constable de notre vile, lui qui plu-
seurs fois ete oblige de retablir rordre ID od
les soldats de cette coIupagnie Tavait trouble?
Non; cette troupe ma janlais etc appellee hors de
son camp, 81 ce n'etait dams lie but de poursuivre
de ses propres deserteurs, GU pour ramener au
camp de SOS soldats Ell guinguette. Au contrai-
re. ga presence a toujours ete regardee CONNIE un
def q Ia s0ciEtG partant, CONNIE vexatore, ct
souvent "a presence Occlsionne des troubles
qui neussent certainement pas eu lieu 81 le Gen.
Mower lent gardee OH ellie pouyait ttre de que[
que utilize.
Bref; NO US sommes heureux que lie public soft
satisfst de &c debarras. Et Ell nous joisnant a
ropinion publique nous devons repeter que CO
que nous lisons sapplique pas aux officers
de Ia compagnie. qui SO sont toujours conduits
en- gentilhp pmines quand lis sc sont trouves en-
contact avec des citoyens de notre communaute,
ct qui meriteut au contraire lapprobation ct
restime do tous les gems bien pensant.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-10-23
A XENDRE r..

101 acres de- terre bien boisee, situs on
Jul miles rouest d'Opelousas, avec
qurlqnrs ba,issts ct ameliorations. $40 racre.
S'adresssr McHenry Husband, a ls Nouxelle
Tbere, OH all bureau du Courier. Opelousas.
Ceux qui conpent du bois sur cette terre sont
averts d'avoir crsser leurs depredations. autre-
ment ills seront poursuivis scion toute Ia rigueur
des lois. MeH. HUSBAND.
lS Septembre 1869.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-10-23

~ Nous lisous 'daus 10 Louisionais:
ii. Onezime Duboa, de uo,re parusse,
Went d'inveutrr un "rateau a evolntiou" "
pour faire le foin de feves
Ce 'rateau,' avec deux mulets ct un
homme rcul, f.ie I'ouvrage de vi"gt hom-
mes. Econuu,ie dc temps ct Economic de
bras Il; nous sav"ns parfasteiueut que ces
deux economies sout precieu uses ct ueces-
saires aujourd hui, pui>qus les travaiileurs
devieuuent de pIus -u plus rares
The Opelousas courier., 1869-10-23
w A. Robertson. Henry Lastraprs.
W.. a. ROBERTSON & Go.

@ ;"s"s,: * : st S.s ;."'' ii;
Lrvtr. " ,,siltytun. In" srnl ula!i,1li:tnt pre-
paIt' =, lr'''"ir 'i"Ape':'"r tout i''> P'ot"N>,
fret Sc. Qui .enr s+:ont t"nsignel y ttant i'll
,errsses dams les aflairrS d aucun DIES batrax a.
vAIorul, rs >o:>>ig'e> l"IiI"nt Plus Hslrln"nt
rt plus taci"l"nt prrnd!- ,uin drs pro''uI:s qu
.,.ur 5, ru,!t cuhnc>.
Is achttr!ont ega.rment it' cotton all pris de
la Nuuvr;Oriear.s, m"Es !r> ;la> d'rXl l,td.iuiI.
tt ttrunt u,s a.anct's ihela.rs SUI t"utr 81
gnalinn fate ,tu,> ans l.. +. Gvl,,.n Il Co.
d. la Nuuvrr.t Orleans.
~ L.. coton q''i >~rn ;rne aux sous~lznts
soft pour ctr. expedite s"i l'rur etrt vrudu sllr
place. n- p,irIa PAS dc ltasc sur Ir por,t de
Washington.
W A. ROBERTSON s. Go.
Washington 25 OrtuhIt 1869. SIN
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Independence du Canada.

lie Telegraph, d. Torouto, dams un ar
ticle public SPAS ce titre. de- elare carremeut
que rAng|eterre desire rornpre ses rela-
tions coIoniales avec lie Canada, que l'inde-
pendance de la ''Puissance" sera procames
ct one cette independence ameuera Ger
tainement, dams uu delsi de cin1 ou de dix
ans, 'annexiun aux Etats- UnIs. Get article
dun Journal important ct justcu'eDt cousi
dere, donne lieu a de nombreux commeu-
taires
L'Erenemerst, de Quebec. dit de son cote:
"Le Ianesgs tenu Halifax par Sir John
Young est de- nature a 6xer l'esprlt public
sur la politisue anglaise notre egard. La
pensee qui inspire le gouvernsmsnt de la
me,ropoIs peut SO res"uer ainsi: lie Cana.
da est librs de choisir 50 destinee. lie gou.
vernement royal accsptera sa decision ;
mais il ne desire pas voir So rompre lie lien
qui unit la nouvele Pnissance q la mere
patrie; il souhaite au contraire que CO lien
Sc perpetue "
En6n, un Journal dn Haut- Canada pre-.
tend que les chefs de la nouvslls confede.
ration ont dams leurs cartons un plan din
dependence tout prepare. On attendra't
poure le promuIgu-r que le resutat salts
faisant des negotiations enhances avsc les
gouvernements de Terre- -Neuve ct de Tile
du Prince Edouard L'appexion de ce.
deux provinces operee, le prince Arthur
serait prize de ne pas retourner Ell Angle
terre ct de devenlr le chef du nouvsl Fiat
Quoi quill en- soft de ces supposi'ions, le
ils de la refine Victoria parait ju.qn'ici tres
reserve daus son langage. Repoudaut q
une adresse qui lni etc presentee par Is
corporation de Charlottetown. il s'est borne
d faire aIusion a Ixttachement de la refine
pour sss loiusains sujets, dec'srant que
bieD que son sejour sur CO continent d1!
etre court. 10 desire de sa we're etait quill
visitat 'ile du Prince Edouard ou ne
saurait etre plus noblement courtois.
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lie TEMPs.--La secheresse continue tou ours.
la ,randc satisfaction des cotonniers, uui sont,
plus que ialniis tres ac1ifs la cueillette. ct au
grand regret dss slcriers, qui gcncralement, ne
pcuvcnt comInencer la'roulaison taute d'eau. ct
qu ne peuvent non plus METRE leurs cannes en-
matelas, craiute de perdre leur plant.
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~ Emerson Bentley de guerroyeuse memoi-
re. est aujourd'hui run Ces editcurs du Stand
ard" public Carrolton, pres de la Nile Orleans.
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>Aan II a etc the, pour cause de
degats. par IL sonssigne. pres de
@A Washington, le l6 du courant. un
beuf marque sur Ia croupe peu pres ainsi &C
ct roreille gauche echaDcree ct frnine
= lie propr,etaire peut Sc presenter. Prouver sa
proprete ct en- recevoir le montant.
PAUL LAMBERT.
St. Landry % octobre 1869 I'm.
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Dernieres nouvelles de France

NAPOLEON a pardonne ses ennemis
~ politiuues; mais vous ne vous pardon
nerez jamais q vous-memes 81 vous negli-
sez de vous rendre chez
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TAux dernieres dates, lie cotton re-
prenait graduellement Ia Nile Orleans
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T Pour de- la matiere lire, voyez
Ia derniare page.
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ILe General Longstreet, surveyor
du port do Ia Nouvelle-Orleans, Bom-
me NJ. Albert Jay Smith, de Nea- York
d6pute surveyor.