davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27
A Remarkable Fact

That moi single instance has come to the
knowledge OF The propriolors, Of the failure Of
RobacRs Medicines to give outire satisfaction
in the hundreds Of thousands Of cases in which
they have been used; this Is worthy Of remark
and undeniablc evidence Of their intrinsic
merits. b l.. Miles Agent; go t"''
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27
They will Cure You

OF Scrofula, Erysipelas. Sick or Ncrvors
Headache, Bilhousnpss, LIVER Complaint, Dys.
pcpsia or Indigestion, Consumption. Pain in
The hack or loins, Cont. Pleurisy, ,Ieucouhoa
or Whites, Eruplions and all diseases nfisihg
from n disordered state VI the stomach. Ro,
bacE's Blood Pills Stomach Diltors and blood
Purifier, L Miles, Agent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

EorlcR.--Hereafter we shall make 1t rule
charge al the rate Of Is cents per linefor all
"puiIs," aud advertisements Of any descfip
ton. which are placed in our local columns
religious and charitable rotices alone excepted
Free advertising and putting positively dis
continued
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

SEM Tack lS.--We respectfully AJAX Jus
tees Of The Peace to report cases Of publsc in
tereSt, tried before them, aud everybody 10
send items Of interest for publication. A 10.
teal paper should be compendium OF loea
history. Help US 70 so make The X gister.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

DEAD.-Just after The Jury was dis.
charged in the case Of Stale Us, Crook.
ham, charged with slabbiog Samuel
Fcnnimore We heard it romorci, iba,
Mr.. Feunimote had lied IrOwhis wounds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27
gInrvcst TooI. Jnst Rec,d.

Genuine English Wsldon GAS
aud Grain Scythes.
American Grain and Gsw ScJthes.
Rel Razor Grass Seylhes,
Grain Cradles, Scytha supthn,
Two and three pronEod f'ras.
HayE,kes, 4, at
SMITH & PQLSLEZ S.
CT ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

Two old gentleman from tho country,
pretty we'll charged with tho aadcut,
passed our Office last Thursday ovsoiug.
They appeared TO be as merry So ITO
"cdHot" could make them, and doing
right smart of talking aud, Judging from
Ihci- appearance. tho CONGREGATION IN usI
have been quito interesting.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

DESrIsrEy Especial attention is al.
rooted to The cO1d Of Or. Clancy in this
issue, He has the reputation Of being
scientific dentist and one whose work
is unsurpassed He will be at the
Kline House OIL the drst rLursdoy 10
June, next,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

The EisdIeport Rrcs; has changed
hands. Mr. Tee'er i, succeeded ~ u,
I.B'ban, who promises tc improve the
paper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27
Gratifying

To know tina. n reliable remedy is within the
reach Of everybody for the radical cure Of DYs'
pePda or Indigestion. Such a remedy is Ro
backs SO mach Bitters For sale by b. l..
Miles.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

While the people Of the United States
are lamonling over tho public deb! and
high taxes, they forget The fact that the
best way to reduce their burdens 10 by
dealing at Smith & Martins.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

The A,arih and Rsm' il improving ia
interest rnd usefulness with eyey mum
Der issued, The lest number contains
the opening chapters ola new aory by
Mrs, L lsoa, entitled Marrying Well"
iIla''rlted by Stephens y Perkins. TOr
sale By L, Ceiphy, at the News Depot,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

Saw Null ron SALE Mt B stalna.
ker will on the second day Of the Juno
terra Of lha Circuit Court Of Putnam
county, offers his valuable Mulay Saw
Mill at public sale. lie propose, to sell
on easy terms, The SOW mill is lOcaict-
in tho town 81 WinfcId.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

White TRAININGS, st Smith & Mart.
inc, Cheap.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27
OF WEST VIRGINIA.,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA;
A I Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
n Circuit Court Of Mason county, on the
first Monday in May, 1869.
Franklin Chapman
VS. In Chanccry,
Elizabeth j Chapman,N
The object Of this suit is 70 oil tain divorce,
"A rineuo matrimoui,' and it appearing by an
affidavit hled with the papers Of this cause
that the defendant is not resident OF this
state, II is therefore Nrdcrcd that she do appear
here Within one month after due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to protect
her in,creSt in the premises.
Testc: W. W. HARPER, Clerk,
by T. W Sisson, Deputy,
English, col [msy 5-4v.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27
AGENTS WANTED FoR
Secrets Of the
Great City,

4 Work descriptive II lhc Virlpos and Vitcs,
the Mysteries. Mi.e;ies and Grimes of
New Yof. City.
lteonthins IS Gae 6ngrayings; and Is the
Spiciest, mot Thrilling, Instructive and
Uhcapc't work II the kind publishcl.
Agents ara meeting VITA unprecedented
success, Cue in South Baud. Indiana, report,
80 subscribers IA Que day. One In Luzernn
county. Pa, 10 IN day. One in Saginaw.
Mich, 6s in two daya .Er l n great many oil
crs from JOG toagO per geek 4r a.
send br Circlihrs and see or terms, and a
inll description The work. Address JONES
BhGTHERS & CO., IT'S Elm g., Cincinnati.
Ohio.
D'Pabl.hed in bo'h English and German.
may 2O-it,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

POST OFFICE HoURs.-The OfBcc is
open from o'clock a m. to o'clock p. IN
On Sundays from . o'clock a, m. to N,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27
splcndi lot of'ssoes at Saith y
Martins, both cheap and good,


"THE QUACE DaCroH "-rhi, is the
ri.lo Of a superb cbron,. which is issued
to tbs subscribers of the "RY.rsi4e
Magazine Tor yong People," 1t has
te'n carefully executed in fac -simic Of
NJ H c Stephens peinlPg, and rep
rassn's the visi, Of ? 'uaa iraka to a
sick Bnhamt rooster. yh,a wife and
little chiidren seem very anx Gus Tor the
Doctors opinion Tas Dpc,or With
specIacIas OF nose and chin resting oE
his cane, looks s,gsciou'ly At the inya
lid, who, With bilious complexion ard
closed eyes, seems en!irOly obigiOus to
gIl the fits Of this Torl. They are
sill ptiuiei tfom las. Tho cirroq1 is
the INST successful picture yA made by
al artist y''a hsE wiis reputation in
this elias, Of sa5EcG, a I'd is sent FREQ of
sEprI'e, 10 every cnq who sends the
fl'! subscription, 80. for the "R YER.
sile," TO tho Publishers. HufIl and
Houghton. New York.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

W call a'teation TO the law card Of
LGbOu T. Moore 4 Thomas B Kline, in
anoth.r column, Both OF these gentle
men s'O able nrists, Any business en-.
trusted to thdis care will DO attended to
promptly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

Two prisoners named George Cox
alias Hix md Robert Butori. escaped
from the Kannwha county jill on the
night Of May l9h. Cox is a white man
Of small sza. keen, small black eyes,
and daEk hair. Bufoti is mulatIo,
about twenty years of age, rather good
looking, and was very well dressed when
he made his escape, The Sheriff has Of
Tered a reward of 500 90 for lheir ap-
Prehension, or SO 90 for Cox. and $25
for BuIOEd,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27
Loud

Is the praise In the mouths Of every body IN
favor OF Robaok's Stomach Bilters, Blood
pAls aud blood Purifier, 3 l Niles Agei,,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

We are unable TO publish the pros
cecdinss oftho meeting of the Boatl Of
Supervisors, this week, owing to the fact
that the Clerk of the Board, D. W. Polls
ley, Esq, has been professionally Onga-
gsd 10 Court, and therefore, could not
furnish Us Fi'h a copy of The proceed
ings.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

TEVHE undersigned, residing in tho Parish of
Il East Baton Rouge, and X. W. Walker, At
torney vt Law, residing in Washington, D. C.,
respectfully represent to the citizens of the
Parish of st. Landry that they are ready to
prosecute all claims against the United States,
and the same shall be attended to forthwith b..
1 have appointed Mr.. L. A. Sandoz, of Opelou-
s.ls, to represent me iu st. Landry. The law Us
passed relates to the following claims
Provision has been made for the payment to
soldiers, tcolGreIl ~ well as white,) their wild
ows. minor children, fathers and mothers, bro
thers and sisters, of all arrears of pay, pensions,
bounties, increase Of pensions and additional
bouuties; communication OF ratiDns; claims for
horses killed or lost in the service; 5 months
pay proper to certain officers of volunt aers; na-
val prize money; restoration OF pensioners
whose penaions have been suspended on account
of the late war; postmastcrs, contractors for
carrying the mails, &c.
Section 18th, Act Of July a. 1858, provides
that all persons who have been pensioned s,tbse-
March 4, 1861. shall receive pension equal in
amount to those parties who have been pension
ed sissee March, 4, 1861. said increased pension to
coHAlsnce July 18th, 1856. 7.2T H.
The Committee of Claims reported favorably
at the last session Of Congress on bill to pro
vide for tho adjudication Of claims for eommis-
sary and qnarfermasters stores the latter In
cindes claims for horses, cattle. forage, &c,
titken for use of the United States army. There
fore, IL is Important to prepare the claims at
once, while the proof required may be more
easily attained, and to have them presented at
m ehry day. a. It is the general impression that
tht bill will pass next session. VIM. GIL.
Bacon Rouge. August 2lst, 1869.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
E'E. E.ANTAT'KON A'OR SALE:
On Account of Capal ture

OFFER for sale my plantation situated in
IL Dos M1let, containing titty-ive arl,ents
together with a tract of wood land containing
about ~ arftents. the servants cabins. a brand.
ing iron. all the stock, horse cart. ~ spring
wagon. !, large lot of lumler. the farming i'm.
plements, household furniture, Kitchen utensils
including fine stove. perfectly new. &c.
The growing crop vii. be sold also, if desired
None need apply who cannot pay cash.
Apply to the undersigned, on the premises. or
at The COURIER office Ri. G.. RIGOILET.
st. Landry September 4th, 1869. l3
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
a Js,st Kefrihution.

An exchange SAYS: :>.s
The ghost. Ut, that murdered woman,
Mis-. Sulratt, ssetms to pursue, with I'M
tlteriug vengeance, all who had any
thingto do with her bloody taking oft:
Jim Lane, Kaassas; who bounded on the
prosecution, blewy'his brains out; Pres
tol, Hing, who kept the doors of the pres
identlal ante-clsaMber, 50 that Anna
Surratt could not enter to ,beg for her
mothers life, loaded HIS pocket with
rocks anti sunk, suicide, like lead in the
mighty waters; General Hancock, who
was.inlthe Ahlitatary commission which
gave the sentence, had that fact rise
lp in Judgment against him in the Ma
tiotal Democratic Convention of July,
Ie6S, to forbid his receiving nomina-
tion ON the Presidential ticket; and
now vie. lirar that Andrew Johnson's de-
feat for tile Tennessee Senatorship was
brought about by the determined "ppo-
sitinp of the '"'old Copfetlerats" mcmbe,s
of the Legislature, wha could not for give
him his completely with the Surratt case.
'These IN SOME season to suppose that
Mr.. johnson has bitterly repented this
comriitity,l but, repentance or no re-
renfance. that terrible vengeance sleeps
not, bnt travels, one by one. to it's vic
Tins ou wings that defy alike oblivion
and time. ia ... 4.
Retrbutiun is a fixed principle Of
morul alaw. The most powerful man
cannot escape it, becaHsttit ia the inev-
table. consequence Of his evil actions.
There is no such thing as impunity for
such actions, I'M such thing az esca ping
responsibility fur them. Look at Edwin
N. Stanton Five years ago he was the
tlictatni'bf tke Anerican Continent To-
day wbers il he and what il he ! With
out friends, because without power, he
wanters absut from State to State, a
mere spectre aud the shadow Of his for
mer self. Il blight has .fattca upon him.
H. staHds before his countrymen an OBJ
ject of afieglect, and his conscience tells
liin, that his fate is deserved. a nOund-
ed spirit ,rho can bear? He mis- used his
power, and his victims now rise up to
sliuke' ae him their CORY locks. He sees
them in his dreams. Let Grant appoint
him to position upon the Supreme
BeBcll and let Stanton accept, and in
less than 12 months he will be hunted
frons Ids seat 10y an imaginary yet too
real fve. But we are informed that his
once powerful constitution has broken
down aiot from phy ysical disease but
ltlentaiagony, and that lie cannot accept
an office. Let him SO. He. was by ia
thre a despot. His crime was not that
he was rigidffnler, hnt that he hate.i
ahdpGrssc0tetl those he had betrayed,
and unnecessarily destroyed human life
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
TOWN BETCRHERY.

n HE undersigned has the honor TO an
Il nouDce, to his clients and to the pub
lie in general thar he will hereafter retail
beef ut the Town Market. at cents per
pound; in quantities of so or 100 pounds
it will he sold for less. He flattels him
self with being able to please all who
patronize him, az regards the quality Of
the meat OF otherwise.
JAMES G.. HAYES.
Opelousas, December Ist, 1865. &c
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
= rnE L.RsEsr CHuRcH IN THE US TIED

= THR LARGEsT CHURcH IN THE UNITED
SrATEs.-This is, or will he, st. Patrick's
Cathedral, at New Ysrk. The corner
stone Of this edifice was laid in August,
1853 bnt the work has proceeded slowly
since then, and ths walls have only
risen to the hight Of about fifty feet. OF
the building ns it iSto be, the New York
SKA. aays;. When csAapleted,. this build
ing sviil be tlse largest and most magni-
fieeBt tessple of Worship upon the Amer
lean cs,ntinent, aud will conn pare in size,
as well Nd architectural beauty, with tho
old .cssthedralsa saof: Europe. 1t is being
fuiitUf white marble within and with
oslt, With A filing of solil brick mas sonry
betWeen She Oatsr, ! aAd4 inner walls.
The marble is brought from the quarries
sfaWeseehtster county: The style of
AteIillss'tliIs is the highly .or.,ame nted
medieval Got otiieu7I.ot tile usual Rol ln;s,-
ssqaea Oria;B BggaseiHeF ef our Catholic
churches. The space. covered by the
who'll building, nelnding the walls and
l,aftiesseas isi A6,5O0 square feet. The
epaes within tase wallis comprises an area
of 81 $40 Mhafe feet, and will aff,,rd ann
pls fbr 600 persons, and. when
nhoassary, it.en0ld Is, 1000.
Fassas Nsesc figures. sonIe- i,iea may be
formed, pf the iuiinenss extent Of the e.li-
ficc. 40 compared with other churches ia
New gNaf .itle Largest, hf.awhich will not
contain more than 1000 persons. e It's ex-
knt jna abngttlff win be $50 feet from but
trees tn bpttfess outside the walls 3Ol
feetEa TlA breadth ut tie transept lis to
bemas4; ore Aantafsda and twenty above
and bslow, the point pf; intersection of
Ha1aept and i mn Fesl The height from
aOngIt0 thss the arched ceiling
@iaEbesSne hundred and ten feet, willis
the ceilings d stiiAa side Aisles are fifty
6sas feet, }ram tlieG church door. Along
the aisAsss ,wilf he u TbWt0f chaplets. four
teeifiii;nnntt,ef, the Iitsgh or each seven
taAn nae&t @s There ass4to be eight saesis-
ties and tW0a hal fisteriea mt tbs east eud
@ kha charsh !, III Tlseth high altar il to stand
fas1y-sixht fest tsaet sbf ethe line of inter
.ssesios or iAaye and transsbt. y Back of
fhie is t6 hs i chapel detiiratad ts the
MeaeAd XisgiIa, ,,fssty eight feet in length.
a5pog sD6Sring the building, the beauty
Of aAfGhedc Snd ,star grained ceiling,
with lAlfaged hi,ss4a and Wr0nght
ribs, will stgike the behblder 1as ia: per
fecs kJepfAg with The tssssiated Hoer,
whichiste 6afsrnssh OF ryaliegated mar
bles and sfpnesaaffasgedffnsfich Gothic
aastternaa Aasi1ormiAy IL design slln,Hgh-
Naasaslssss sAtt esgfe i6f ~ be preserved,
M ilf1srcaenk tile Ralls Gstiiic
isttf fp q 4 sis as,tsst az hich win
ID aQfiDsa pnOn tllA axteridtS In one OF
the towers orsr the portals ON + iffthlave-
nd6ahe 9rGaksb sbAlg Id soi ibe hung. ard in
the other sAies ahianas ID Bhess viii be no
as.1 4. Aas. Hi, vosYlfa
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
BOARDING HOUSE.

Hereafter, the undersigned
will give good, abundant and
-~- substantial meal for 80 cents.
He has excellent wine at 50 cents pci
bottle. The most rare and delicate vi
ands can always be procured at his estab-
lishment, and he will always be able, ut
any hour of the day or night, to furnish
O skillfully prepared, smoking meal, on
ten minutes notice. He solicits u con-
tinuance of the public patronage.
=. II. MOURET,
Near Mayo's Drug Store.
Opelousas, November 18th, 1898
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
F O r S ALE

010l ACRES Of Land situated in BELLEVUE
S@UV Prairie. fronting OH Bayou Bcurbeux
and running forty acres deep into the Prairie,
with sufficient timber Oh every piece for service
ehasers. These lands are very fertile beauti.
fully located, high above any possible overflow,
and sufficiently elevated and rolling us to re-
quire but little ditching for drainage They are
within nine miles Of Opeleusas and three miles
from Grand Cetsau.+ Apply Il. III IT, s. g.
HYPPOLITE EHRETIEN.
Near Grand Cotea,, Parish Of ST. Landry.
Grand Coteau. Sentenber 18th. lSG9-l6tf
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
FOR SALE,

FHHAT Splendid Plantation known "a the
u Andre Nerault plantation. entity owned
BY Mrs. Lucien Guibeau, situated On the Bayou
Teche, near the Junction; the land is some Of
the richest in the parish, and the improvements
are OF the best. This plantation will be sold ut
u moderate price, and teruIs favorable to
the purchaser. For conditions and other part-
cul,rs address e. D. Estilette Esq. Opelousas,
OR the undersigned on the premises.
LUCIUS GUILBEAU.
Sf I,pdry ncf 1854
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
N O ~ T C. Il

Parish Court Of the Pari%s OF St. Landry
IN the LIST Monday of Nksaaher next. will
~ bold IL regular term of the parisi, Court of
the Parish ot st. Landry. at the Court House
OF said Parrish for the trial of all CLASSES OF cas-
es of which have jurisdiction: and OF the first
Monday of December next. will hold a regular
tern, of Court for the trial OF Probatc causes,
and the disposition of such Probate business AS
requires to I've done in open Court; as,l there
after said Court will be regularly held ou the
First Monday Of each nis,.tl4 until oth-rw isc
ordered. A. GAREIGTES,
Opelousas, Sept. H. 1861 Parish judge
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
FOR SALE.

r .: i. FOR SALE.
1.-TWO Lots Of lGound situated in Loualliers
Il Addition to the town. of Opelousas, each
measuring ll9 feet front and i69 feet in depth,
and joining each other one fronting Oh Court
street and the other on Market street. =
For the price aud conditions apply to
ROBT. .BENGUEREL.
Opelousas, October l6 1859. ls
FOR SALE. 4...,
A PLANTATION situated on Bayou Mallet,
n In st. Landry, measuring t346 arpents, part
Of which is well timbered, together with the
buildings and improvements, ail in good order.
This plantation will be sold rs whole or by
lots. at the option of purchasers, according to u
plan deposited at the Courier affce, Opelousas.
A god bargain. Apply to E; NJ: Feray, on
Mtf perry's Bridge, vertnilion Parish, La,
p va, .....E FOR SALE, .a,<.
10ess Aipcnts of Land situated on Bayou
Ii Oep Teehe, one mile from Barrys Landing,
ab0nt one-haI of which II we'll open, and the
ballSnce+ ane timber land The whole, when
cleared, would be first rate cane ur cotton land.
Terms - s.O0;s si00O cash, and the balance
in one ysar. Forpsrticnlars, apply at ithe Cour.
ier once n ,~ =. - i't~.s:;E. l.. ID.
Nov. 6, 1869 ra.. -.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
PhGniX Mutual Life Insurance Co.
HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets, = q, o 90, 90.


E. FESaENDEN, Presis*. j.. F. BURNS, Ser
TENHIS old aud reliable Company i>surs every
IL desirable form Of Policy. All Polirics are
on-f"rttitng. 1t grants n loan of 10 per cent
Of the preniuln on all tables, and pays 10 per
cent dividend annually on the same. No odeduc-
ton Of notes from Policies. 1t never litgated
4 claim. Pays its losses promptly. Cash rates,
with dividends annually. Alsos Children's LII
downieuts. =
SOUTHERN BRANCH,
No. H. Canal Street. Corner ST. Charles Street,
Ncac Orteuns, La. =.
G. s. DARLING, Mugr. j. Ii. CARTER, Gen. A.t.
RHFEEEScEs :-Glelhy Burke. Esq, Banker
T.. T. A. Lyons, Esq. Commission Merchant
New Orleans. Richard ID. Sale, Es1.-Shrrse-
port. VIM. Beynon, Esq.-Mansfic!d Gen. Ed.
Sparrow-l.ake Providence. Martin Rabalais,
Esq. .-AvOyelles Parish.
fY YWASrED:-Responsihle Agents TO whom
literal commissions will be pad.) in every Par
iSh in louisiana. Apply tn the Manager. or nd-
dress p. Q. Box 1850, New Orleans, La. tl9-iy
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
A PROPOSITION
To Owners of Plantations and Lands

A NY one who will send us u full dcsrription
IN of the Lands and Plantations which he
wishes to sell, and Five Dollars for each plant;,.
ton or tract of land, can have his pruyerty ad-
vertised in the OrEIhEsAs COURIER, in French
and Engiish provided he pays W. One PER CLINT
on the amount of the sale WHEN Sold
We will give strangers all the information VIZ
possess ill regard to advertised lands and plant
atioli>, and will charge nothing for SEnvItts or
ADvEKTIsING i'll no salt7is made If the
land is sold while the advertisement is in the
paper, the commission will he claimed No con
ditional advertisement taken EXCEPT by sDtcial
agreement with the Editor of the CouEIER.
Those who send us advertisements of this ma
ture shUuiu state whether they wis., to avail
Themselves Of the above otter for otherwise
they will be published at our usual rates.
Opelousas, August 9TH. 1863. 9-tf
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27

wv ARPENTs of land adjoining the abovs
These lands will be sold at a reasonable price,
ana hi'h tuii'll lolls favorable tn the rclser.
Apfly to j. & A. PEkkODIN,
August 9TH. 1859 1sueluis;s la
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
EA1 ACRES OF LAND we'll wooded. stu
1O1 atetl six or .cr.n miles West of Op.lon-
GAS, with some buildings and improvements are
offered tor sale at $40 per acre. Apply to MIR.
Mcliehfy Husband, New lberia, at this Office.
Those who are cutting wood On the above Ia nd.
are hereby n"tted to cease their deprr.latio,s 3;
otherwise they will be prosecuted to the full ex-
tent OF the law McH. HUSBANDS.
September 18th, 1863. l5-tf
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
" B0OTS:AnD $. SHOES

Gentlemen and Child! en-. Also, a great
MANY other articles in his line, the emu
meration of which would be too tedious
Mr.. Isaac being satisfied, after long
experience, that small profits and fre-
queut renewal of his stock ultimately
pay better than large profits and limited
sales, will sell his goods cheaper than
they have heretofore been offered in this
market. CONVINCE yourselves that such
is the fact by calling and pricing hem.
He particularly solicits a call, feeling
assured of his ability to satisfy all who
may present themselves.
His store is at the old stand of Bloch
& Dupre, corner of Main and North sts.,
opposite Mr.. A. Bridges.
Opelousss, Octvbcr =, lS69-;}m
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27

III M ~ ,y.--lbSH1t lbSHa1t lp batter The
reader nm beard Esnoaigl Ut him fur tie
ppeesskt.sT IL fsc&1 S'ff ~ ~