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Ihe committee onF~Iennessee river
made "a lengthy report, showing ithe
advantages TO be derived from otho;
improvements ~ that: river, and sar-
gagst stho Legislature Of the States ~
..efessea. 20 urge upon Congress the /,
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THE oPELoUsAs COURIER,

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c0KDEi7 7IoNs:
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Private Boarding House,

THE undersigned will open on the ist
Il Of February next ensuing, in the
Old Bank Building, opposite the public
square of Opelousas, a Private Boarding
House for the accommodation by the day
or 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 may call upon him.
JAMES G. HAYES.
Opelousas, January Is, 1868 90
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N OTICE. .

THE 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 subjecting the person 90 offending to
pdBiahment. Now hereby rive pub
lie notice that / do not intend that any
PERSON should hunt within my enclosures;
and dIgfvs this public warnisg to an and
eyefy person to refrain from 90 doing,
ana Erom trespassing In any way, and
passing through my enclosures.
LEONCE SANDOZ.
OPeIousas, Esrch 18th, 1869.
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P. GOSSELIN, Wheelwright.

III AS the honor to inform the public
- that he is still engaged at his trade
at bis old shop, Main street, Opelousas.
He will use his best eudeavors to please
those WHO may patfonize him, and will
work az cheaply 40 any one else.
He hopes that after an experience of
1o years in his trade, he will not lose tho
patronage of his old clients and friends.
Opel0nsas, Nov. IA. 1868 23tf
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| SheriRss Sales


sTA 7 E OF Louis A.
Warren e Crawford Distric. Court,
vs Parish Of St. Landry
Gusnan d. Harlow. No. I1048.
DY virtue of an order of seizure and sale
I'D from the Hon. she District Court in and
for the Parish of st. Landry. In the above ensi.
tied suit. and to me directed, will offer 70,
sale at auction, to the last and highest bidder
at the Court House of This Parish, In the Town
Of Opelousas, on
: Saturday, June 9Th, 1869,
commencing as II o'clock in the morning and
eeasinufng from day 70 day If necessary. all the
rights, titlea. interests and demands Of Gusmau
e Barlow unto the following described property,
seized 70 satisfy sasd order, to-wis:
A Certain Tract of Land,
lying and being on the West bank of the At.
chafalaya River, in the Parish of st. Landry,
fronting aud bounded on the East by the Atcia.
Maya Rivers bounded on the North by the laud
OF I. g. Calvit; West by land belonging TO St.
Paul or by public land, and South BY land oi
Walthall Bdrton, containing six hundred and
Fifty three acres (mofe OF sess)
EYIn conformity with the laws and Cors,i.
tittion Of the State ii Louisiaua, the above des-
cTibed Land VIII be cold in los of not less than
sen.nsr Nero than 6fay acres, as will be mere
particalariy Described on the day Of sale. J
Cpnditiaas :-CAsal
j. @. BROOKS, Sheriff.
Opelousaa. May 1st, 1859. :
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FOR SALE.
A n Eagle" Gin Stand, with all the
IA running gear complete and in fine
order. Also, Newell Screw and Press
AS good as new. Persona wishing to
purchase can see the above on my Waxia
Plantation. r..
II have also an excellent Steam Engine
and Sugar Mill. which would sell on
very accommodating terms. ~.
j. A. TAYLOR.
April It'll, 1863. 43tf.
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Public Sale.
Estate of John Tsale decease,7

Estate Of John Isale, deceased.
PY virtue of an order Of the Hon. tn
- Parish Court in and for the Paris]
OF st. Landry. there will be sold at pub
nc SALE TO- the last and highest bidder
oy the undersigned Administrator or
nuly commissioned auctioneer, in Littl,
Prairie Mamouth, near Bayou Chicot, il
this Par ish. on
Monday, June 7tA, 1869,
the fol- lowing described property. be-
longing to the Estate of John Teale. de.
ceased, late of the Parish of st. Landry
to wit I: l..
1l..lh The Plantation,
saa and all the improvements thereon
except one building, being the same upon
which said deceased last resided, situated
IN Little Prairie Mamouth, near Bayou
Chicot, in the Parish of St. Landry. con-
tanning three hundred and twenty acres
of land.
A Tract of Land,
situated in the same quarter, and adioin-
ing the plantation hereabove described,
measuring forty eight arpents.
Twenty head of horned cattle;
One lot of hogs;
Two mares
One saddle and bride {;
A lot of lumber;
One loom;
Three bedsteads;
One bureau;
One tool chest;
One corn shelter;
One toilette;
Two watches;
One buggy;
And many other articles,
the enumeration of which
will be too tedious.
In conformity with the laws and Con-
stitution of the State of Louisiana, the
above described land will be sold in lots
of not less than ten nor more than fifty
acres, 40 will be more particularly des-
cribed on the day of sale.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS ALI sums of
ten dollars and under, payable cash, and
all sums upwards of ten dollars, on a
credit Of one and two years from the day
of sale Il purchasers to furnish approved
personal security, to the satisfaction of
whom the right; aud, moreover, the
lands remaining specially mortgaged un-
to said Estate until full and eutire pay
ment of capital and interest which may
accrue thereon, at the rate of eight per
cent per annum from time due until paid.
CHARLES TEALE,
Administrator.
Opelot.sas. May 1st, 1869.
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The Plantation,

and all the improvements thereon,
except one building, being the same upon
which said deceased last resided, situated
IN Little Prairie Mamouth, near Bayou
Chicot, in the Parish of St. Landry, con-
tanning three hundred and twenty acres
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A Certain Tract of Land,

Opelousas, May 1st, 1850.
, 1869-02-18

Cuefou< Htstory CT Remarkable
mao-S .vn:.
Fr.m tho Memphis Avalanche. Feb. H.
For the first time in our lits, We saw yes-
terda5 q gennine maidstone, and heard Its
history lEoM tue owner, who Inherited it from
his iathtr. The fortunate possessor Is
Colonel 3. Lee Milan, Of Waterford, Marshall
prominent citizen Of hts county, aud his
statements set ut rest any doubts which we
may have had about the efficacy OF the mad
stone In curing the bites oi mad dogs. cats,
snakes, spiders, or other Tenomous animals
or insects. Colonel Lee Milan Is 4 native OF
Madison Conety,. Nosth Alabama, from
from virginia, and the Colonel mheri:s also
his middle name, being second COUSIN Of
General Robert E. Lee.
The maidstone in his possession Is about
the size Of heu's egg as heavy as so much
blick and rather more, porons, and Is Of a
light ciay1sh color. One end Is Tat. Us If it
had been sawed of, and gram runs through
the stone from end to end, rs II 1t had, In
scmf tornler age, been 50 much wood OF
bo1c. About fifty years ago this stone was
pit iu thrve o. four pleee-, but Was carefully
fastened toge1htr With wlre, which still
performs its Gnlce. The slone was brought
from China, III The year 1Stp, by Or. Barker.
The doctor died in few years, aud the stone
property, Mr. Jarvis Mila.n, the Colonel's
jnther. was the purchaser, aud At his death
he willed the stone to the prescG: owucr,
with the condition that all the llrl:i!v should
have the use Q! 1t rs oilcu rs Necessary, ire,
OF charge.
As to its virtues, Colonel Lee Milam states
! that II has heen implied with snrccss ia ovel
| une thousand cases, and has only failed In tw 0
and in those the parts affected could not bs
| successfully reached. lie has used II himse1
| over two hundred and fifty tiine!, When up
| piled II adhr1t5 us II by suction, aud usually
| remains Oh ten OF twelve hours. When tl5
! poison Is u'i Extracted the stone falls OF
| Duriug the process very offensive stencil
| ills the room, making tie mir slckens3y IL
| thu extreme. The stone IL then soaked IL
| warln wafer from twcnty-tuur t. t1lirty-sI,
| hours, when 1t becomes cleauseI aud |.
again really Tor use. CnIoncl Milan ~
| stlres us b. can cure any Case Of dog
! snake or other bite where maducs5 or dtsso
lution has not actually set In. Cures have
! been effected even Us l5nY as two weeks atltl
| the bite. Last week the stone was used ste
ces>tully tn several cases. {t Is kuown to1
| nany leagues around. and the people CON,
| from fur aud near 10 be healed.
/ Coloucl Milan has been offered 1yc thou
sand dollars for this wonderful stone, hui
always selusyd to entertain the proposition
! BE- said, playsll1y, yesterday, tnat he NIGH
| scll It tut ten thousand dollars II the huge
] would promise to III says allow him the Us
! Of it. Great Ii MAIDSTONE. We nrc convert
ID. What aays IT.. medical world:
, 1869-02-18
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1869


take refuge on board the t. S. flagship Conlooc ook
70 case trouble should break out N the cltY and
tEetr lives be threatened. admiral Hot has con.
tinted TO take Amer.can resideute to Key West
An engineer employed on plauts't0u In the
1usi<ttctlop OF San ANTONIO. has arrived here. &c
stports that party Of insurgents, 800 strong, in
rsded that district. The plantation hands fed
paIic stricken. and work on the estates had CEASED
lbe rlAn,atlon engineers had aso he'd h1thet from
the Fue!ts Aeajo region, and other psrts OF The
mlli'sFy te.Ticc.
A IertrT from Trsnidad. 18th, says The Cubans
have raised the standard OF revolt everywhere,
taFe destroyed The Telegraph lines and stopped
the ais.
4 de.pa'ch from Suss1tas. 11'h, reports that
h1udHtt are ptllaRtug cstates IN the conn'ry. Tn
the 7ah Inst, de.achment OF troops marched hon
M evites 10 Miguel Busa, burned The tosu aud
returned ncit day, having lost tweu,F Of he.s nun
ber In Killed. wnucded aud p,lsoners.
The Insurgents firmly held taeir ground 10 tha
vicinity Of the town. Negroes are wandering
aoout fhe eoaptry without rc.trs}nt. There arc
many Spaniafds IN The iusurQeut ranks.
nAFASA, Fec. ff.-Inn.p0rt5 arrived Today
with renlorct mcute from Spain.
41fefts Tor Eol1tlcal cause. are daily increasing
Several cfdc1als have been thrown into prison or
susptc1on Of evolutionary procttvtsle1
Engagements between The troops and rebels are
reTored: near Trinidad, Cicnfnceos and Esptrlte
saDfo. The Dt1Tto t1a'cs >hnt the 1nsnr.ease
teat snQpa arc comutetely surrounded and will b,
compt11ed 10 Surrender.
, 1869-02-18
ALTON,

An q d Psrltentlary BIRD Agalu IT Hts
she J.Iiet keMt&enslary Anu Ice cvu-
py the Old alton Pflson-Puhlle
Meeting 1itid ND htHolu.1unn
Rna1eo.
AL1oS. ILL.,, Feb l7.-Ttere IL rfeat excitement
hrle enl. tE tEc mcchsnlcs. wotktr4 men aud c.t.-
xeus E+Lesa1y. ~ consequence Of report troE,
81 ttsneld that aana Bucxm.sles IL Try n, to get
the l. 9is]atnns TO lra:e 70 him and h's friends
dred M pffe Of lie " eonv,c:s WEES here t 10 "Ga Be-
worked IN the old Alton PepiscntiAry. which
Hut Auastcr COW twus. The Ietllng oI opposi-
t3en here 70 this measuse is sn'ctss AT ths elec.
tsnn }hst fall BnekTastsr was 4 tan1itate ior tie
Legislature H. this distr:ct, AID his t.ntio1 to
mske big PebiteItia1y steal outo Of the Sta:e BY
gttttg cfnr'cts back into tie old abs1 1oned
p1lton, Was ccnvralJ suspected, aud Ie-ul.cl in
: teieAt ny III oVerH htiuing majority, nl4ny Of
hiA o~n Oe!nGcF TIC fessncs opp -s.rs htEs. The
report here Is 1aat be has noE Roae IN With .
b:tt crE, basEa1n AID sale, expect to control the
IeE1sl.tLrf, and among other Ia.a .a$ures to secure
ihe psetarc Of The haze bill
AlrpN, H., Feb. ia facpe aud enthusiastic C
pothe Decl,n4 wss held In this ely iar, evening
io ct.nsluer the attempt Of the corrupt old Top
Ihe eoIslcts Al 3o.tet 10 tbs city, TO DC catfned
IL the ord abandoned Penitentiasy. The q uecting
WIS main SC mpoeed OF mechanics and m .putac.
tuters, Whu ~crc cTtremelf indignant at the u1o-
poseo removal. a. they were Of The opinion that
Il wpud ruin all manufacturing interests on side
tic rton wAt!s. Resolutions ". ye adopted call.
Ing upon The ta1Y Council 10 Use their utnoss en-
deaso,s 10 prevent the return OF portion Of thI
| CONNECTS to this city. The nEtter mas occssip1eJ
much c1cittd c. nacpt.
, 1869-02-18
Simon Jones. J. ~. Mcnard. OF Caleb .. Han
tc1tg Il titled 10 te4t from Loutaiana. Report
crderrd printed With TIC minority report.

Simon Jonss, J. J; " Msnssd1 ,:a Or CALEB =: nan
erdefrd printed Nlth TIC minority report.
CHICAGO AARHoR.
Of 81 hsSa a psssor 81 Sss
With sltw to enlarge It's facilities, to meet TIE
wauta Of commerce.
bill was then confidesed. the p1erIo1s question
az ts5ast the b be,nz
to IL foIaSD q j. wao s1ppo 81 81
itsal senses in,o new hosd., e Ssasio s ;a nef
yeais. Dc deieneed New Eneland froa tht
naiioEa IL en,1eEey because ihe Western states did
not ehocec to. lie also declared tor frca nsnk.
& liz. 1BuiLER advocated his amendment to the
I'd ttc1on, u f.teuce to mo-ss Of letting banks
70 n1 re 9l,qI ll,,qG!lidati1n; ata j., o.o,.
bark eoud wind up a. a National Bark until II
had turned 'ntu tho Treasury The tdetncal money
aid 70 bank c91a Tnd ap
II. uld { Of relieve IT,
Al. Du1LEK said thcy"neycr should wind up
81 assaso aa a. eis
pc ent Is tbu ION o. utT. NJ ahich he tcl=ved
Mon1o DC iooT.o " the most teTs5s monG n a.! =.
an cnduent pt~ sfdl1 for Central poiat Of H.
NJ. GFiSWOLn spoke In fayo, OF Ms Poand's
.ncEemcnt. ne oiJecied to Tie provision Of The
p.ea.l1 lkw, IT,, reserve Of citculatscn sn- de-
polite, aa unnecessary and oLt:ouF, Rrd also to
-: iSGERsoLL explained tls amendment for
tee nnssIkinE nsiI; syssm; n IT, .,.oas,
| ton Of The cnrrcucy in h1s STATE len years ago
| under a iIee bst king systrm+
| Mr. I>GER OIL sald il was very haI--wretth-
3D.; pit !tas vas becAuse there "ss no sccHtiiy
Mf. rkicE remarked that 1t wa. based on stoto
~ H. iHGERsor1. admitted mat hut sa,a they
, 1869-02-18
INDIANA.
SPECIAL Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. Il.

AosAsAfoAs' Feb. Il.
sENA-E.
Mr. unctes cffr,cd resolution reo,ee,gcc IN 8
usn:c us' ~ Fcn.essn.s:iycS to tecc,9e mess.rc
i1o1n tnc seneie A. Ill unen In 1ecordtnee Win
arli.naeutsrY lsw clee The senate vii not fecei1e
mss..ces frnu III. h~dT. He did not mean this
"a a1t4se;fai % 10 the House. bu; a,irlou;ed i; to
fhc n trnor.nr. nf il Sneakcr. and r7yr A. An
.re,n,v In n7rt,ny me rrtofntton. thhst mn ~.
+s,f ieet.fr,inn Was imnrriftrd hy such se,fnn
The thfeat in tte ,esoiutlon VA stricken ont
hEn sae1 sro99 aupp ~ thc Jndtr5,,v f,o1,r,,,
80 .1ss1inc thu enntested' eest ~
Hsy,on 13oTtrinn IN he contestant n
Ii, Mou.corarfJ, npon the ground that the sltt1us
ncmber han Scecpted the petition or DEPUTY
i:n!ted atate. Atstrsor-a tucSsi,re ctiee-whilc
, 1869-02-18
EUROPE.



Fl ENG fEH DrSAxD HErC.Es to rxcoHE CAN
pDArE FOR Tn. IusoSF.
PARIS Feb. 1.-THE Eepor:r that Ex.Ktne Fer
o1nahd, Of PORTUGAL. has consented 10 b. capdt.
date for the Spanish throIc are premature !:
slough strongly rrgcl he .tl11 refused 10 allow
h,t lame 10 be used Ia coutecloa With tue SOW
ere1snfy Of Spain. A majority OF the mcmb rs
Of the Constituent Corfct, row In sess!nr, are
opposed to the Duke OF Montpcnsics, and there
IL little prospect ef hls Success
TROOPS F9R CT1A.
MADRID. Feb. II.
In addition TO the large detschmcut5 OF retu-
iorce 1nents about TO sail rom Cadiz for Cubs, the
9oseFnn ent will send ont a. soon ~ the Dceee.
tary transrortaton Is resds, atoshcI expedition
Numbering at lce.t G,tto mcn.
A11kNrT TO As.AsstSA-E GENERAL TnTx.
madrid. Feb. II.
Corsl0crabs excitement VISA yesterday crested
BY en- uusu res sfui effort to asAass,nac Ecueral
Pf1u. 1hrcc arrestx hAye been made.
CORRECTION.
The despatch last night should have hccu made
III 3Isisga. not in Madrid, In taror Office religion
wo,stip.
, 1869-02-18
CONGRESSIONAL.

"lsHtFGfoS. Feb. II.
SENATE.
Seycral petitions were prestnied that the A.
u!ghtE te recognized py the consultation, and
sslso for equal outrage.
rAFT BttL
The report Of the Conference Com Mite. on + be
f,,ll eueLd1ER the acie Ielai1E 10 inc navy WAS
dteCustrd N TEreed 70.
TAuDoNEp RfvgScE OFFICIALS.
A reeoluuou wa5 adopted that he Attorney
<,ene,sl fpfn,sh 4 list OF pafdopcd revenue OIL
~ SPECIAL Orders.
Saturday Ia stslgued Tor TIC con+tdesa'ion OF
the Naturalization biia aho hoAnas 1of Tie Fl
pAnLe bill.
NJ pnHERoY. f;cu tue Committee o. P1hlie
,sna. r.-oTsed. wtfh amendments. the bill RrA l.
1nc fieht oi Wy to the Memphis, El PIso rag:
dc KailEosd md rrlerrAoh Company. rom
pt.o. Texas, to the Pacific oeean. Ihe OH ssen's
no 1and4.
NJ. Upton from The came connittee. repo.teo q
With amendments the hlu granting lana 10 aia ~
the couasrpc1op al 4 railroad from etoo1 CieJ
Lara. TO Columbus, Eebzaska- Il gFsnu Ton see