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OPAh DHsr rAhh1HA'
A SUPERIOR
TO o TN WASH,
For cleansaag the Teeth, Preventing the
Formation OF Tartar, giving tome to
e6Ae GusAs, and leaving q delAgzat-
fal seMs@tfDM OF C1ea mMaaess emd
Fragrance I'm tho MOuth.
SUPERIOR TO ,sOZODONT AND CHEAPER.
THIS PREPARATION Is THE RESULT OF THE
combined skail Of the physician, dentist and apothe-
cezy, and IL 10 offered 90 1ELTABHE substitute for
the numerous uncertain washes now In vogue The
microscope has also been called into use, and the
searches Of celebrated observer have detected the
manner In which the tartar 10 formed, showing t to
be the work Of aniHnalcul@.
Substances which Tcinus found TO destroy the life
OF these infusoria contained in inc Deutaihna,
and thus IL prevents the increase oftartar and
quent loosenng OF the teeth. II win be found usefu
pers0ns In advanced Me- giving strength and tone
TO the gums. while to every the aroma and
saton Of cleanliness after using 1t will be sufctent
recommendation; smokers especially will appreciate
tta efficacy.
Numerous dentists Of the highest standing being
acquainted with the composition Of the DentaHlna
advocate is use, 1t containing nothing corrosive
injurious to prevent Its unrestrainsd employment
Prepared only by JAS. T. eHTNN, Chemist, Phila.
delphta.
For aale by D0wIr 4 NOISE.
Corner Meeting ana Flasoi stgsets,
. OctQber IA wAmamos Charleston, s. O.
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.Drokers.

II DRAYTON FORD,
BROKER, No. 40 BROAD-STREET,
BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE AND PUB
LIc AND PRIVATE BONDS, Stocks and securi-
ties of all kinds. Also, nesohates Loans on Real
Estate and Stock Conaterals.
January2 DAG limo
SAMUEL &. BLACK.
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKER,
NO. 2s Broa ii d-strect,
Charleston. s. G.
transactions made at auction or private sale.
January limo
TIT. H. Del EoN,
ORER,
Charl est on, s. G,
WILL BUY AND sEL1 ON COMMISSION,
REAL ESTATE STOCKS. BONDS. COUPONS,
GOLD, SILVER, BANK BILLS AND
EXCHANGE.
Janulryl limo
T DKAxroN FORD,
No. 40 Broad-stroet
BROKER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
REAL ESTATE
BONDS, STOCKS AND EXCHANGE,
Bought and Sold.
TTOLMES Il MACBETH,
NO. SO Broad-street.
Charleston, s. c.,
BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE
GENERAL oom1f1 MP ss1oN AGENTS
Will attend to Renting and Collecting Of Rents
and purchase and sac Of Stocks, Bonds. Gold,
Silver and Real Estate.
To the Purchase Of Goods and supplies for parties
in the country upon reasonable terms.
GEORGE L. Ho1a1zs. ALEXANDER MACBETH.
Jauusry1 lmo
VIZ 2. LklTCn .k r.. 8. BRUINS,
MONEY AND REAL ESTATE
BROKERS', TIONEE RS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 35 Brond-street,
Charleston, 8. G.
January limo
T OWNDEs & GRIMBALL.
No. 30 Broad-street,
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION,
REAL ESTATE,
BONDS,
STOCKS,
&C., &C., &C..
Renting of Houses attended to.
To PINoKNRY LowNDEs. BERKLRY GR1ABALL.
January1 limo
II II. WE LSON,
No. Br0ad-street.
GOLD, SILVER, BANK NOTES, COUPONS,
S---~ >Hn pnNns.
Bought and Sold at Market Rates Checks on
New York and BAt more, and Drafts on England
Ireland, Paris and Berlin.
January 1mo
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Marine News.
Arrived Yesterday


Port of Charleston. January 2.
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-left 2sth
H ADoe adss Aiteo ao aassr 6a Co. A%ssr
T M BRISTOL. Il Bischof Go, R&A Caldwell H
Gobia Co. Courtenay, Cater. F Chapeau, W
Miles Drake, T Davis, A Euslow & Go, Forsyth. Nc.
0onh Corn = = & Co. B Foley; II Fak & Co., Furchgott &
ley. araver. ! arabsr ~ aoodwin . & Hrent Hrepe.
risson, Henry, johnson. Jeffords GO, Kres.
nor 60. Miehalia Mordscai Co, North, Steele 1
Co. Palmetto Pioneer co.operatve % Association f 4
Heed Co., Russell, w Steele. Strauss Vance, G
stefens Co. II Schroeder, W Sheppard. Morris s
Tideman 90, Tobias Sons. B Togni. Ihom.
son as2 Go, + Ven santens Wagener & Monsees, v
Crane, Boylston / Co. stou webb Co. Adams . Da.
mon M p & CO. Johnston, Crews Co.. Baum Jara.
~ waasn sssn i e. cos1 Cameron BARLEY Co. Fogar
man Il Co. and Werner Ducker.
Brig Eurns, Wiley, Point Petre Quad, 1s days.
thls port with sails split leaking, and sick.
= Boat from Wadmalaw. bags Sea Island Cotton
Boat nom Christ Church. II bag Sea Island Cot
ton. To VIM Quincy.
Boat from James Island. bag Sea Island Cotton
To VIM Gurnsy.
Received from Benefits Mill 1928 terces Rice. To
Bee & Co.
Steamer st Helene, Rumley. Edisto and Rockville
Ss bags Cotton IL Mules. lit bags Seed Cotton FUR.
niture. &e. To II Murray, John Co!cock W q Rec
Co. Willis Chisolm, G Hoppock, Ravenel 4 Co.
. 6eraty. lWm Roach Il Co, Fraser Dill, Ell S
Howe, W Williams & Co, q Walter & 90. Pelzer.
Rodgers Co, Order, and OTHERS
steamer volunteer, Boyle. Oombahee. 1875 bush
II Bischoff & co. - O"Ao "na
IN THE OFFINa.
~ ship Amelia, Borehann. New York, 13 days. Hav.
10 the Master. and Kerr Co. Also.
ora',sh nars Ksnms FlHder, from Liverpool
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship prometheus, Gray, phi1adelphia.
From this Fort.
British bark Ansdell, Turpn, Milford Haven Dec is
for Bristol.
Brig Eva johnson, johnson, Providence, Dee 20.
Cleared for this Port
Steamship Sea Gull Drtton. at Baltimore, Dec 80.
EHAmn
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PLANTATION n1rrERs

Are always pure reliable They are strengthening
and invgorating, and are Exhausted Natures great
restorer. As an agreeable and pleasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be excel!ed.
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD sENsa. .
TONI
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTAN Mt,

In 1s47 the great grand principle of stopping the
ploying such dangerous agents as Chloroform,
Opium, Morphine Acontine, Ether, &C.. was first
made known in
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED lS
THIRTY MINUTESl
important to Know how TO Use .sRaa.
ways Ready Reltef'' An Acute
and Dangerous Attacksy
MY OWN CASE
On Saturday night the 10th, was violently seized
tn Congestion Of the Lungs. For few days pre-
'us I felt duh pain over my leH lung, with
casonai coughs, but being aeavely Engaged paid
MY OWN CASE.

On Saturday night. the 10th, was violently seized
with Congestion Of the Lungs. For few days pre-
Vous 1 ielt dun pain over my leW lung with
occasional coughs, but being aehvely engaged. paid
no attention 70 1t. When seized, the PAIN was so
piercing. cutting and excruciang that every breath
drawn was like o red hot knife cutting my lung BE-
ing abseat from home, sent out for three bottles OF
kADWAY1 RBLIEF, applied the entire lot to INV
lungs, back. shoulders, &C., and In o few moments
got up counter-irritation. Respiretions were eaev
and as the skin became Redeemed, all pain ceased.
In half an honr was free from pain md ali sIqns
of Congesti0n, Inflammation, &c. gon>. This is an
important cure. It Ia well that cry one should
know how TO use this remedy in were attacka The
same rule holds good in cases of DENOMINATION of
ne .L0dns, Bowels, Kidneys and stomach Apnlv
she hELlEF freely; soak ae skin with It. II viii
nstanty secure the Withdrawal of the Inflammation
., e .as ssscs sSA s.:c:s= aow suffering may, in
THIRTY NNUTKs, be Tree from pain
CHRONIC TsFLAsIMAT1oN.
In cases whero Inflammation has existed for
iengsh af time. IN addition to the RELIEF, take siA
honr Ia most cases. tboy will operate. If not, re-
Peas ths DOSE In one or two hours at the fnrthest
they Will Operate and the patient soon get we'll in
Bilious, Typhoid, Fever and Ague this treatplent ia
sure to cure. Let It be tried.
JOHN RADwAY, M. D.
AT Dr. nADwAY's REMED1Es are sold by Drug.
Style, with India Rubber Cork.
,g DOwTE ss axOIsE,
AGENTS,
~ No. 100 Meeting-street. corner Hasel
Charleston, 8. q.
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ONE O'CLOCK.

What charms can he find in that foul-scentei
room, by that dusty table, cutting and dealing those
dusty cards. filing himself with poison tanning his
breath, running his mind undermining his constitu
ton. planting seeds of disease. squandering his
money, clouded with smoke, tired with excitement
Is this happiness this life Is this our missionP
Oh am so tired do core home.
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PLANTATION BITTERS.
This delicious cordial and fine tonic Is now hailed
by thousands as the great health giver and re-
storer. Resolve to buy bottle and don't sleep on
1t. Be wise in time. Sold by all druggists.
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DID WNEVE
AND WHAT IlE DID NOT WRITE.
Eight O'Clock. and he is not hero yet How
dreary this little room does seem, and am 30 lone
some Ten O'Clock. How wish hc would come
It is so lonely here with the children asleep
he loved to stay with nae, but now, alas Twelve
O'Clock, and I am SO tireat cannot sleep My
heart aches and grows sad. am growing old, per-
haps May be my face is not fair as once, but my
heart is as warm though it is often sad.
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de.
ghtful desideratum in all of external and in.
ternal pain. In an instant it afforded relief the
moment it was applied to the parts OF the body
where Inflammation or pain existed-it at once re-
Ing pangs and throbs OF PAIN and impaired the de-.
hghtful sensation of ease and comfort.
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A REMA ARKABLE CUDE
Sores ON the Tongue, Ulcers in the
Throat, Sore Gums. Sore Mouth,
Sores in the Nose, around

frecently exhibited, few bottles will cure II
chronic, or through the effects of Mercury, Potas.
e%m boesG G9Tre5Se ma BY sn6mate fSena six to
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ARE YOU DYsPEpTIC,


Nervous, jaundiced, low wspirited weak or are you
sick and don't know what ails you then try planta-
ton Bitters and our word for it, 1t will cure YOU
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Memoranda.
The steamship Magnolia, which started yesterday
consequence OF heavy and Soggy weather.
The British bark Ansdeil, Turpin. flona this port
for Brieto. Eng, arrived at Milford Haven, Decen.
Der l6 and reports having experienced heavy wea-
ther nearly Gil the passage and lost deck load of
rosn Sho boarded the ship Americana, of st John
N b, dereet and waterlogged.
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r o U T rs
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparation,
long and tavorably
known, will thor
oughly reinvigorate
broken down and
low-spiritea horses,
by str ng t b enin9
and cleansing the
stomach and intes.
tines.
1t is a sure preven-
tive Of all diseases
incident to this ami.
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JUDGMENT.

Hyacinthe Garrand, D Dist. Court.
onez eui,lory her nusea "fse No. io5ss. 9sso''
E1PON the trial of the above entitled cause
~ It was proven to the satisfaction of the
Court that the defendant, Onezime Guillory, is
IN such embarrassed circumstances as seriously
TO endanger the recovery of the paraphernal
CLAIMS and rights of his wife. Hyacnthe Gar
rand, the present plaintiff; that her said hus-
eand while administering her said estate. re-
ceivesl and appropriated to his own use and bu-
sinesa the sum of five thousand two hundred
and thirty-seven dollars and twenty one and a
at different times, from the SUGGESTIONS of her
deceased father and sister, it further appears
that BY dotios en- paienent by authentic act
on the fifth Of April, 1866. from the said defend
to her the sum Of two thousand two hundred
and scventy-fy dollars, leaving vet due to his
sa'd wife, and unaccnunted for by him, two
thousand nine hundred and sixty-two dollars
aiih tweuty-0ne and one half cents;
1t is therefore. by reason Of the law and the
evidence adducea, ordered adjudged and de-
creed that the said plaintiff have Judgment and
90 recover from her said husband, Onezime
Gulllory, the defendant, the said sum of two
thousand nine hundred and sixtv-two~dollars
and twenty-one and one half cents, with five
Ier cent yearly interest from the thirsieth of
November. 1868, until paid, and costs of this
suit to be taxed; that her legal mort gage for
the security of the payment Of the said princi-
pal and interest take effect as follows: for the
sum of nine hundred and seventy four dollars
and scventy-two hundrelths from the second Of
March, 1861; for four hundred anal fort y-cight
dollars the fifth Of December, 1868; for three
hundred and tiftv-nine dollars aud forty hum
dretths on the thirteenth of December 1868
and for eleven hundred and ninety-two dollars
and nine and half l.nndrelths from the sixth
of March, 1876. 1t is further lecreed by the
Court that the said plaintiff be separated in
property from her said husband, the defendant
he a'iiudged to retake and administer her own
raraphernai estate, and that the community
heretofore existing of acquests and gains be and
is herea.y dissolved.
Read and signed In open Court, this :Gth day
Of February, 1869.
= JAS. II. PORTER.
Judge sth Jud. Dist of Louisiana.
A true copy:
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JUDGMENT.

JUDGMENT.
Fannie Ellen Lemoine District Court
Jas. c. HILL her husband Af'' No. -; ssi5' i'nFS'
TTPON hearing of the pleadings in this
" cause, and the evidence a.tduced by the
parties npon it's trial. it appears to the Court to
be satisfactorily shown that the defendant, Jas.
c. Hill, while in the administration of the para
phernal estate of his wife, the plaintiff received
and appropriated to his own use, Of her own
proper funds, the sum Of five Thousand two hum
are,i and twelve dollars fifty-six cents that the
circumstances Of the defendant, her husband,
are SO deranged anil embarrassed as seriously to
endanger the restitution of her said rights and
dnes
1t is therefore, by reason Of the law applicable
to the case, ordered, adjndged and deereed that
the said plaintiff, Fannie Ellen Lemnine, have
Judgment and do recover from her said husband.
James c Hill, the said sum OF five thousand
two hundred and twelve dollars ffty-six cents,
with FIVE per cent yearly interest thereon, from
the twenty-fffth day Of November, 1865, until
paid that her legal mortgage for the security
of the said ss,m, principal and interest he recog-
nized to attach and take effect as follows: for
the sum Of one Thousand dollars ON the twenty
fifth Of August. 1865 and for the remainder
four thousand two hundred and twelve dollars
and fifty-six cents, on the thirtietb Of August,
l66-the dates Mt which these amounts were
respectively received and appropriated by the
said defendant, Hill.
ana IL ~ EuFtheF aeefeeu ny fne court thaG
the said plaintiff. Fannie Ellen Lenloine, be sepa-
rated in property from her said husband. james
G. Hill, and do resume the sole and exclusive
administration Of her paraphernal rights and
estate; that the community of scqnests and
gains heretofore existing between her and her
said husband, James C. Hill, he and the same
10 hereby dissolved and terminated.
And it is further adjndged that the eaid de-
fendant. James C. Hill, pay the costs OF this
srfit to be taxed. ,5 =
Read and signed in open Court this 18th day
of February, A. d. 1869.
JAS. VI. PORTER.
~ Judge 9Th Jud. Dist. of Louisiana.
true copy:
Jos. u. RICHARD. Clerk,
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B PhilnsopherxSel MS that since the
creation OF the w6fld not one particle OF
matter has bee lost 1t may have passed
into new shap it may have finated
away ir sfnoiR or vapor; but it is not
lost. 1t win come back again in the
dssilfon f the rain: It will spring up
in tn iah of tho plant, or paint itself
en bae-leaf. Through all its trans
tiions, Providence watchea over and
4 rs il still. Even 90 it 10 with every
hbly thonght, az heavenly desire, or hum
Bile aspiration, Of. generous and aeif- de-
nying effort Il may escape. enr ohaer-
vation, but IL il m element Of the moral
world, and is not lost. 81
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$l5 REWARD!!!
JOHN GEHYHy.
THE oPELoUsAs COURIER,
Published on Saturday by JOEL Fl. SANDOZ

published ON Saturday by JOEL Fl. SANDOZ
CONDlTlo
Su6scripfion.-Four Dollars per year rayal 10
in advance, or Five Dollars payable a. lie end
of the year.
A subscriber wishing to ilisconinre r,,>st ei~~
written notice to that effect and st,,!r Nj a,
srrearages; and no sn description wi. be STOPPED
until all arrearagts are pad, un.ess at the option
of the publisher
Adrerttsing.-F = F r cents per sqnare fox
each insertion. Eight lines or less constitute a
square.
All advertisements sans in for publication will
be inserted in English and Frrncl. (rTEe>e othtr-
wise ord-r"d,) until The editor snaliju it coz
venisrt to discontinue
Candidates to public favors will pay Fifteea
Dollars each. in adra:-~. ii they w:ah 10 bs 10
nounced
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State Of Louisiana.
Probate Court. Parish of st. Landry-No. 81

Probate Lourt. Parish Of 81. Landry.-No. 3loJ.
ESTATE OF JONATHAN HARRIS.
DOREET H. LIrTELI-, Of the Parish Of st.
II Landry, patisef Testamentary Execution OF
Jonathan Harr.s, deceased, having tiled n Ia
bleau OF Classification Of the debts Of said Es-
tate. accompanied by a petition praying for the
hoinolp.ttion of the same And whereas the
prayer OF said petition has been granted by an
order Of Court dated February lith. 1859;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all inter-
estet. to make opposition. if any they have, in
writing ut my office in the town of Opelousas,
within thirty days from the date of the present
notice, why said 'rableau should n"tsbe approved
ard honolosated, and the Executor authorized
to pay the debts according to said Class;ticat ion.
|. = JOSEPH y. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, February 18th, 1862
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- The Nord publishes the k3floWwin

q The=Nord publishes the fofloWing :
London possesses-relativelyt TO tire;oth-
er capitals the greatest number of en-
gineers, letters OF carriages on hire, prin-
ters, booksellers, and cocks Insurers. col
lectors Of curiositias and amateurs of
paintings abound most at Amsterdam !;
St. Petersburg takes precedence for
coachlnen at Brusselsare to he found the
most boys who sanoke;s at Naples the
most porters and guides E at Madrid the
most idlers; at Berlin the most beer
drinkers; at Florence the most flower
girls; at Dublin the most. thieves; at
Geneva the most watchmakers; at Lis
bon the most bailitfs; at Rome the most
beggars 8, and at New York the most en-
gine men. Paris takes thealead in the
number Of hair dressers, men of letters,
tailors, n,illiners, photographers, pastry
cooks, and advocates. Al eaculation has
also be en- made that at London is cou-
sumed the moet meat and beers at Stock
holm the most water; at Smyrna the
most coffe at Madrid the most igarettes,
and at Paris the most abeintllo.,
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State Of Louisiana.

Parish Contt.-F'zrish Of 81. LGndry.--Eo. -.
ESTATE OF JOSEPH MOIILMANS.
NTARY ANN DI,kMAN, Of the Parish of St.
WI Landry, Alruls:ra!r.x OF the Estate of
y..s,,;.h M"hnan. decreased. having fled 'ra-
ti.au of Classification of the debts Of sail r.
,afss: accompanied by petition praying for the
homcI>ga,on Of the samc And wh"r"as tn"
prayer nf said petition, has been granted by an
orat,r of Court dated February 18th. 1869;
Therefore. ',":c- is hereby given to all inter
ssstt 10 max" opnnsti,n, II any Hey have. in
wr,r;l:g at my office, III the town Of OreIonsas.
within thirty d,y~ from ,she date of thu. present
mice. why sapl Tah'-au should h" approved
and hnmnrga'r,l. and the Administrative All
thurize,! to pay ACQUIRING to said Classification
GAERIGUE>, Parish Judge.
Opelousas, February 2o!h. 1859
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State Of Louisiana.

Probate cears, Parish Of St. Lsndry-No. -.
Estate Of celessins spsirer.
CONRADg SPEIRER, Of the Parish of st.
" Landry. AdministEaseF Of the Estate of CO
les,ine Speirer, deceased wife of Pierre Berger,
having filed Final Tablean Of Distribution oi
said Estate, accompanied by petition praying
for the hosaeiogation of the same ;-And whereas,
the pEsyerof said petition hss been granted by
MI order OF Court dated February 25th, 1869;
Therefore, netice il hereby given to eli inter.
essed TO make opposition, If anS they have. in
writing, at my efice, in the town Of Opelousaa,
within thirty days from the date Of the present
notice, why said Tahieau slsnuld not be approved
and homoiogated, the Administrator discharged
from oil further liabilities aud his bond cancelled
= A. GARRtGUEs, Parish Judge.
Opelousas, February ~. 1869.
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Soap and Candles.

THE undersigned. soap and candle
4 manufactured, informs the public
that he will take tallow in exchange for
his merchandise. Those who are in need
Of these articles will tind the etier made
by the undersigned very liberal ::
y He guarantees his candles of 6 to
q pound to burn nine hours.
A. BORNE.
Opelousas, Sept. 12, 1868. 3m
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4 n NOTE or HAND. anhscribed BY
Joaepll Caliete Sicily Joseph slnA-
b6asau, ind Michel johnson. for le aall1
.of 4aN 80. dated Parish OF Sc. 1atlsirT
NovembeE 2233d 1865, parable al sls 1st
Eday III Aptu. 1866. 10 the order of ANDRE
ID. M6che Aslministr atf lhla doanieil.
in GraEd Coteau. and heasing interest
;af b per cent pef arlnnm 5fNih matnritY.
ANDRE q, 1fEcTTE,
s5ssa.. AduninistratoR. !,
Grand Cotera, Feb. u, 1sd. g..
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State of Louisiana,

Parfsa caars. Eaasssk ef u Laad,y.-1To. aas4.
.=sa EsTATE or WsLLIAM ToNY.
NETCHEL LAVERGNE. OF tho Parish Of Gt.
N Lanasys Administrator of the Estate of
Wialiana TeRy, freedman. deceased, having fled
D Tsbssau VI debts Of said Estate and of Distri-
button sf the preceeds Of the ssle of effects of
said Eststef aeeoanpanied by petition praying
for the hgmSlegatien " the same And where
~, the peayer Of mid nstitinn has been granted
by an order of Court dated February 18th, 1869 !;
Therefore snofaea aa hefahy givan d ali inter.
ested % make opposition, R any they have, in
writing, DO my ezzsae, II the toRa III Opeaonsaa,
wifhin thisSy daEss from the dafe &c the peesent
and heaaolssase snA she Administratos au-
Ghasiss& te ~ aeunssifng ~ said Tabiesn
u "a: i. ARRlaUES, Parrish Judge
0pelensaa Ishgaasy 2osh, 12GD.
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IA N.stEagaen Gin Stand with aII The
- Ruaning geAr coampieee and in fine
ersieS Alse, q Newell Screw and Press
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pnrChase cskn seesthe above on mT Waxia
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haYa Also m excellent Steam Engine
and Sugar ILL., which / weuld sell on
vary aecOnanaodaaasing terms.
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Important to Planters.

First Premium Self Sharpening Diamond
Corn Mile and Cotton Seed Hul,ers.
DRIcES for these Mills range from s15 to
u $i75. Send for descriptive circulars. Ad-
dress w. d. LRAv1TT. l66 Grayier and II Union
Street, New Orleans gJan3-an
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CARPET Warehouse

A BRoUssEAt7 & CO, Importers, 19 Char
"a tres Street, New Orleans, offer for sale at
low prices: Carpeting-Engl;sh and American
Of all kinds; Floor Furniture and Enan,elesl Oil
Cloths; Matting-5og rolls China. 100 pieces CO.
Goa Window Shades, Table and Piano Covers
Crurnb Cloths. Drngget Linen and Felt; Cur
tasns-Lace, Reps, Worsted, Damask. &c. !; Fur
niture Coverins-Linen and Cotton Stripes; Cor
nicas, Bands, Pins. etc. May, fly