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PUBLIC SALE.
Estate of AZciie AndEus.

pY VIRTUE of an order of tkSbHon. tn
D-ProJate Court in and for the Parish 0
St. Landry, there viii be sold at public auc
ton, to the last and highest bidder, by tn
undersigned administrato: or a duly com
miSsione1 auc;ioncer, at the last residence
of the deceased, at Coulee Crochc in thi;
parish, on
Thursday. February l1tsl. 1869,
the following described property belonging
to the Estate Of Azciie AndruS, widow 0
Syphroien Meche, both deceased, late CT The
Parish of st. Landry, to-wit:
l.. ONE TRACT OF LAND SITUATED
at Coulec Croche in said parish, containing
forty superficial acres, bounded North by
lands belonging to Leon Thl,odcau. South
by and East by lands belonging to the Is,
tate, and West by lands belonging to s.
phroien Lavergne.
2. ONE TRACT OF LAND SITUATED
at Coulee CrocEe in said parish, containing
forty superficial acres, bounded North and
East by lands belonging to the Estate,
South by lands belonging to Mr.. Mcllalny
(Mcllhenny), and West by Syphroien La
vergne.
3. ONE TRACT OF LAND SITUATED
at Coulee Croche in this parish, containing
forty superfiisal acres, bounded North and
West by lands belonging to the Estate,
East by lands belonging to Charles Miller,
and South by lands belonging to Mr.. Nc
tlanny CMcllhenny).
4. ONE TRACT OF WOODLAND CON
tanning one arpent front by forty in depth,
situated at Pointe rlaquemine, st. Landry,
bounded North by lands belonging to Ra-
phaGl M6chc, South by lands belonging to
Louis S. Thibodeau, East by lands--
and West by Bayou Plaquemine Brulee.
5. ONE TRACT OF LAND SITUATED
at Coulee Croche, st. Landry, containing
forty acres, bounded North by Leon Thib-
odeau, West Snd South by lands belonging
to said Els ate, and East by lands of Charles
Miller.
6. ONE DWELLING-HOUSE SITUA-
TED on land belonging to the Estate (Cou-
lee Croche) one corn crib, about 500 pan
nels of cypress fencing \pickets), one ar
.oir, beds and bedding, household furni-
turc, kitchen utensils, &C., &c.
TERMS AND CoND1r1oNs.-Thc lands and
d~welling-house to be sold payable in two
equal instruments, the first payment due on
the 1st day of April next, 1869, and the
second and last payment due on the LIST
day Of April, 1870; and the balance Of all
the property to be sold for cash on the day
sale. Purchasers of the lands and house
furnish their notes with solvent security
the satisfaction of the administrator, and
III sum not ~punctually paid at maturity
bear eight per cent interest per annum
rom time due until paid the lands to re-
main specially m~ortgaged to the Estate
Until full payment Of capital and interest
which may accrue on said notes.
AMEDEE NICHE,
Jan. 9th, 80. administrators
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$40 REWARD

STRNYED or STOLEN from the sub
~ s~criber, in OpclouSas, on the night Of
the Isl inst, a dark brown bobtailed Creole
stallion, two fore feet and right hind foot
white, branded in two places-shoulder and
hip-and the left hind foot has the appear
ance of having been broken just above the
hoof.
a reward Of Ten Dollars will be given
on return Of said horse to Thos. & Ander-
son. at O~pelousas, Or to the undersigned, at
Bayou Chicot.
WILLARD G. CUSHMAN
Dec. Goth. 1868.
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Estate Of AleXander Lew.

Parish Court, Parish St. Landry.-No 3242.
ELIZA JANE WHITE, of the Parish of st,
- Landry, having applied by her petition
to be appointed Administrative of the Estate
of her deceased husband, Alexander Levy,
late of the Parish of St. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will fila tho
same in whiting, at my office in the town Of
Opelousas, within ten days fromAthe present
notice. JOS. ID. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, January 9, 1869.
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HEARTH ICNE.-We have received
the first and second numbers of the Hearth
and Home, a new magazine published by
Pcttcngill, Bates & Co., New York City, at
St pr annlm. The Planters B inner says
Of It:
I: is one Of the ncatcet and most interest
ing journals Of the kir d We have eve" seen.
1t Is entertaining and highly Instructive.
and VIC hope to sec it obtain Al extensive
circulation. Though some of It's articles
may not De aitu-tjhvr p.iatablc to South
cru taste, IL Il whole it is a %journa! Of great
merit.
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PRESERVE YOUR TEETH a.!
DENTISTRY
At1educed prices by 80 per cent, and al
dental operations warranted.

nR. PLOUGH, Dentist, respectfully. in7
~ forms the public that he has removed BIS
residence to the house formerly occupied by
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COnstablc's Sale

John Si'nnns vs.. Thvo1uIv .Aleck al;,s NJ
na'o. Justices Court, LIST Ward. PARISH
of St. Landry. No. 4VV, "''s''
~ VIRTUE Of a writ Of Geri fac;,s ;ss,ot
80 ~ u. {. Sitti-, Justice of the p.ana
LIST Ward, Parish Of st, Landr. and to mo-
directed, ! ShnN ot1"r at publ, sale for
I',i' Il, ''G : ''I' House Of this parish, in
the town Of up"lousrs, on
Wcsin' : lay, .s%:snunry 10th. 1860.
at l. ! "'!ocA' a. y. the ftSwing property,
One gray Creole loose.
One bay creole horse.
Seized i'll the above suit
NALEkY ROY, Constable.
January 9th, 1889
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Agency! ASency!!

pY APPLYING to the undersigned,
- planters and merchants can purchase,
at New Orleans prices, with cost of trans.
portation added, all kinds of Agricultural
Implements, Engines, Saw-mills, Labor-sa-
wing Machines, Victor Cane Mills and Evap-
orators, &C. E. 7. LEWIS,
Jan. ?, 1863. Agent.
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D1ED-On the 18th December, 1868, at
The residence of her husband, on Mermen-
tou River in this parish, SARAH MlLiiEY-
SER, consort of VIM. Cottrell, aged 50
years and 4 months.
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For. Sale OR. Rent.

A PLANTATION, on Bayou Teche, con-
- tanning 800 acres-l5O acres cleared
and under fencc-gooG dwelling house, new
Clubhouse, stables, corn crib, cabins, &C.,
all in good order. Apply to
A. w. LITTELL.
Deccmbe,C6th, 1868.
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LOST.

N the %neishborhood of E. s. Galleger, on
IL Bayou Bmuf, on Tuesday morning last,
a pointer slut puppy. about 9 months old, with
large and small liver colored spots. answers
to the name of Fan. Amy one returning her
to A. 3. Chachcrc, Esq at the post office ip
Opeleusas, will confer a favor on me, and Fe-
ccive a liberal reward if required.
43 T. G. COMPTON.
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Parish Taxes.

"A IL THOSE who have not paid their
'@A PARISH taxes, are notified to make i'm
mediate payment. Otherwise, l must pro-
coed according to law.
In my absence payments may be made
co Mr.. {. Mayo, who is authorized to re-
teipt for me.
JAMES NJ. THOMPSON,
Dec. -. 'GS
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We have received from j.. L. Peters,
Music Publisher, New York cit, the fol
lowing publications for December:
Peters United States Musical Bevicw,
subscription s. per annum.
Peters Parlor Companion for the Flute,
Violin and Piano-subscription 50 per an
mum.
Peters Monthly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SO per annum.
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JOSEPH U
DENTAL SURGEON.

THEETH inserted on Gold, Silver, and
|uican'te. All operations performed
III the mostskillful manner, and a: moder-
ate charges.
Office at Mrs. CampbclTs residence, Ope-
louSas.
Dec. 10, '6S. I'm
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Wendell Phillips says the Democratic
party is still. d power i'll the land rot to
Je uespi>ed "in numbers" he saws, "tho
two parties are about equal. 1t is most
a.armiug,' continues that eccentric. but
b~ol1-spokrn man, "tO sec that, with d
mohocrat rebel like Seymour for candi-
date, and a platform dictated by Forrest
and Wade Hampton, the Dtlnocratl
vote was not 800 900 less than the Re
publican, in a mass Of lnore than 4,hO0,-
900 votes, the Republican majority be-
ing about 6 per cent Of the whole vote.
With such an enorlnouS minority gravi-
tatirg towards rebellion the future of
the country is critical. 1t is idle to sup
pose that such a state { affairs will not
have large influence on man like
Grant. When we know who are to COM
pose his cabinet we can divine something
ofhis policy. We have no fear that he
will give US a Democratic Cabinet. We
have no expectation that he will give US
a Radical one-tne most that We dare
hope is that he will execute the laws i'm
partially, and thus give opportunity for
the great ciyilizing forces of the age to
enter the South and remould it,"
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Saturday, - January Q, 1863.

Tub TuH,rlAx CoRps. This association.
composed principally Of young mon residing
i'll and about Orclousae, gave It's first enter
tainmcnt OF the Varieties Theatre in this
place, on New Year, Eve. The weather
being very unfavorable the attendance was
not large; and although the affair was not
such a success as we would expect at the
opening Of a theatre in a large city by cx-
pcricnced actors, yet, with all the Difficult
ties they had to contend with, the Ihcspi-
ans have no reason to be ashamed of their
first performance. We understand that, if
a suitable house can be obtained, the enter.
tainments will be continued indefinitely.
The ThcSpians request us to return their
thanks to those ladies' and others, who Sc
kindly assisted them IN New Years Eve.
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Estate of Daniel Sheuble.
a IL PERSONS having claims agains.
- the Estate OF Daniel Sheuble. are re-
questcd to present them to the undersigned
for settlement.
CHRETIEN MORNIIINVEG,
Dec. l2th, 1868. Agent
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Cotton Cotton Cotton

VIZ HAVE purchased the Warehouse
w op""rl IN Washington, under our
store, by MeSsrs. Gnidry \ Thompson; and
as all freight consigned to US will be under
our personal supervision, we can promise
full satisfaction to our fricuds who NAV IA
vor us with their custom.
Purch sers will always be found at tho
Warehouse, willing to pay New Orleans
prices for cotton - less the sctual cx,st of
shipment.
We will also continue the Grocery and
Commission business, making liberal cash
advances on all articles consigned to US for
shipment or sale.
W. A. ROBERTSON & co.
Washington, La, Dec. 25th, 1868.
1863 If
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PUBLIC SALE.
Estate Of p. Pitre, Fills.

Estate Of Onez5rle =. Pitre, Fills
DY VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. the
- Probate Court in and for the Parish O.
st. Landry, there will be sold at public SALE
to the last and highest bidder, by the IN
dersigned Administrator, or duly commits.
stoned auctioneer, at the last residence Of
the deceased at Prairie Plaisance in this
parish, On
Wednesday, February 10. 1850,
the following described property belong,
ing to the Estate of Onczin,c p. Pitrc, Jr.,
deceased, late Of the parish Of St. Landry,
to-wit:
THE PLANTATION
together with all the BUILDINGS and I'M
PROVEMENTS thereon. situated in prairie
Plaisance, parish of St. Landry, measuring
two hundred and fifty superficial arpents,
being six arpents in front by forty-;wo in
depth, more or less, bounded South by the
public road leading from Opelousas to Vile
Plate, East by the widow Edmund John
son, and North ard West by the land of
Nine. Zephirin Lambert, being the same
property that the said Onezime P. Pitre
purchased at the sale of the effects of the
Estate of Edmund Johnson, deceased, made
the 30th of February, 1867, and registered
in the Book of Mortgages, No. 10, at pages
SO and 511.
TERMS n CONDITIoNs.-It will be sold
in lots of fifty acres, payable in twelve
months from the day of sale; purchaser
furnishing security, and the property re-
naming mortgaged.
NOLLE PITRE,
Jan. 9, go. Administrator.
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Boys Clothing! Mems Wear !

Y T. WALsIiE, Youths Boys and Chill
~ drens Clothing and Mems Furnishing
FOODS Exporter, No. ITO Canal St., New Or,
leans.
Country orders solicited and 6Aed, C Cd,
Money refunded when not satisfactory.
Dec. 10, 'GS-6m
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THE undersigned has opened a Shop on
l. Landry Street, near the Bridge.
" Z. MEGINLEY.
Opelousas, Oct, @, 1865.
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BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE for December,

-
BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE for December,
which is No. 638 of Maya, unites with
other voices of the season in reminding us
that time is passing away. As he passes
he leaves his mark on most of US; but who
bears up so we'll against his touch as our
old friend Maya ?-for fifty years a moVh.
ly visitor to some Of US, and yet showing no
sigus of impaired strength. This number
is a fitting close for the issues of the past
year, which, taken altogether, have been of
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have no doubt most Of our readers are "a
miliar with it, at least by repute and with
out going further into details, We content
ourselves with giving list Of the articles
in the present number.
DOUBLES N Ours a Comedy Of Errors,
Part IA very amusing story Of mistaken
IDENTIFY
HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF II REIGN OF
GEORGE II-THE SALLoR.-Another of those
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and characters before US as in a picture.
The present paper gives q sketch of Lord
Arson and his memorable voyage.
KINGLAKE's HISTORY OF THE War IN THE
CR1xEA.-Those who cannot afford to pur-
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for itin this review.
DEAN M1LMAN.-A biographical sketch.
CORNELIUS O'DowD.-A continuation of
those favorite light ~satirical comments on
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WHAT IS TO COME OF 1T?-An article on
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