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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-20

yIVHE at,erri2n q: reesoHs eor;ea, :. Avg n
suriug their liv:s zr :terca =la- .l.e aE-lct:.t
OF insurance they already aavc. - HG4isl = ..e
special advantages ofe red bv he NATLQHAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
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Cash Capital,
$1,000, 100000

DIRECTORS:
CLARENCE II. CLARK,
JAY COOKE.
W. G. MOORHEAD.
GEORGE T. TYLER,
J. HINCKLEY CLARK,
T.. A ROLLINS,
HENRY ID. COOKE,
W. +. CHANDLER,
JOHN d. DEFREES,
EDWARD DODE,
II. C. FAHNESTOCK.
OFFICERS:
CLARENCE E. CLARK, Philadelphia,
dent
JAY COOKIE, Chairman Finance & Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE. Washington, Vice Presi-
dent.
EMERLoN W. rEET. Philadelphia. Secretary
/ Actuary.
rctary
Francis @. SMITH, NJ D.. Medical Di &C
J. EWING MEARS. NJ D., Assistant y
Director.
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summons.

Aug. 6, I37o-4sw4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-20

II the Circuit Cour; cf the State of Oregon fol
the county of Linn.
L. ,,lni go ln,. ID
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Administrators sale of Rea

Aug. 6. ls7o-4wn4s Executor.
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James Wiles, Lucinda J. WiIes
John \. Durham, Mary A. n
Durham, James Sanderson
Mary +. Sanderson, Esau
Prewitt and Sarah Z. Prev
lit, defendants.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-23

Eiyine service.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at ii o'clock A. NJ. and 7
o clock Z. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at IL A. il. and
~ P. N. Sabbath School at l2la r. Dr.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend.
ed TO all.
Rev. c. N. HEARD, Pastor.
ST. PETERS AND PAUL'S (CathoIie(
CHURCH.
Mass at l014 a. III.
vesper and Beneliction of the Blessed.
Sacrament at p. IL.
Catcchislu Al 2p. m.
MES DUNN, Pastor
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Friends aud patrons. one andall ,',
Your attention to my biz would call;
Times are dull an mency tight, ..
Bu, ia these times I'm looking - light;
10 those who are bnidng rigs without n'ri'''r,
would n.onl--.hi. il tho place to huy i'embe',
Mvmotto is this: .'QIios Sales and ;'mnil rnft.
For business is hcclthy and tLink n:h of II;
In qrali,y my Lumber IS second to none,
And as for Shingles, Ikcap No. I;
Some may not look at it in the light do,
And for ,Lose have aquaity No. 2;
And TO those WHO are PARTICULARS foae may b.
still have another qualify ea'inf No
have good seasoned Lu,uher, Dressed up ice,
Which will sell AT lo'7 cash price;
Such a. Flooring, Ceiling and Siding, both Rough
and Dressed,
Lath, Battens and Surfaced Lumber, oil Of tho
best;
also have Rg Lumber Of all kinds
At prices to compare with oil anl hasd nIne5J
All kinds of Timber kept constantly OF h..naS
And box of Cigars OF q very good branoi
My facilities for selling are Irciy wiherS naT''nd
I always keep good te2n,s to deliver soec .fnnns
so II YOU want Lumber, RougI, D-c7s.i', S'f o
Hard, ,.,.
You will find inst wha, you wan at = y : Lux
he. Ta.L,
fchlS T.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-23

strong os yesterday. Sales occurred here
a9 high as $3.50 late in the day yesterday.
to- day S3,25 is the best offered and 1900
barrels we're sold at that price.
IL PETROLEUM MAIteA rTs--asE EEB
EE.aED.!
reports OF all tn 10 sales OF petroleum
In New York Yesterday.
western Union hine Market report.
Special Dispatches TO the Daily Reor1
Crude in bulk held steadily at l2Ial2h
but less demand. Refined improving and
considerable number sales for expert specu-
lation md inquiry rather better, closing at
2614, Sales 500 " at 25M. G000 10 at
26 and $500 do reported st 2Gl5.
Phia. Prices better, demand small $500
efned " sold Aug 25a25M
-
New York, Aug. 20.
Crude. l3
Refined &c asked
Sept. 261a.l
Market firm and fair demand.
Philadelphia, Aug. %.
Crude ll1I. Dbis.
Z. l.. S. to W., "A S. W. PAX.
Market Weak.
pittsburg, Aug. 23
Spot 81
Refined 20H
Market quiet and dull.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 23.--l p. m
Refined 20. Spirits II.
EANTwERP, Aug. 23-3p. m.
Crude--No market.
GGED EN NEW gllA.
New YORK, Aug. %.
Gold llC16.
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TIE OIL MARK ETS.
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
PETROLEUM CENTRE Aug. %.
The market continues firm, but not 90
strong os yesterday. Sales occurred here
~ high as $3.50 late in the day yesterday.
To- day S3,25 is the best offered and 1900
barrels we're sold at that price.
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We arc now receiving,
W g are nov receiving.
We are now receiving.
We are now receiving,
We are now 70 ceivin.
Wo are now reclivirt,
We arc Low RECEIVING,
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HAOOlS.. E,9.eA -

aud srmncr "Iothiua,
,priny and Sumr ~ io,hira,
Spring ard Su'nn. ilo'Gi"g,
'S9li"g and uumm - Clo. liry.
splirg ard .,u"mer ,rlhing,
SPRING and summer Clothing,
'priu., aud SunImer Clothir &,
,pring and Summer Clothing,
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And Marked cur Goods Down,
And Marked our Goods Down,
And Marked Cur Goods Down
And Marked cur Goods Dowp
And Marked ou. GOODS nowu
And Marked our GGois Down
And Marked our Goods Down
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GGED IL NEW sstaA.
New YORK, Aug. %.
Gold llG16.
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LIVERPOOL. Aug. 23.--l p. m
Refined 20. Spirits II,
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EANTwERP, Aug. 23-3p. m.
| Crude--No market.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

UIn Iowa the planting Of trees is en-
eeuragcd by law. Every acre of forest
trees planted releases taxation for tel,
years on one hundred dollars valuation.
and fer each acre of fruit trees planted
tax IL exempted of fifty dollars valuation
for five years: tie salle for shade trees
and hedges along the highways. There
are now maple forests in several COIN
ties, aud sugar made. where fifteen years
since was nothing but prairie grass and
hazel shrubs.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

CHEERFuINESs.- Try fora >ju-lr day.
heserch y"u, to prrserv" yo,::s"l!'l1 IA
easy and cheerful frame of mind. BE
hut for "ne day, instead of fire wnr-
shipper OF passion, the sum wursE!i,,:,"r
OF clear self possession. aud rnn,,a.e "a"
day in which you have rooted out t!.,-
weed Of GisSati.f:.rtinu with that on
which y"n have all"w"d it to grow ~:
and you will find y"ur heart open toe rvt,v
gsa,d m"tive. your life xtrtn-thrn and
your breastarmed whit pHn"p!y against
every trick of fate; tluly ynu viii w"n-
der at ycur own improvement. --J>Hn
Paul Richter
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

Coon Boy An indnleut vnutll being
asked Why he was 80 sl,auttu!iy fond Of
his pillow. to the manifest injury If lo
reputation, replied IL am engaged
every morning in hearing counsel: In
dussry ard Health advise NE t" rise
S!eth aud Idl-ncss to lie still: anil they
give their reasons at len x&,.l. Nlo ar'l con.
1t ia my part to lie stricrl! impartial. and
ss hear with patience what is said on
bAh sides: and 10y the time the cause is
fairly argued, dinner is generally on the
table.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

Es'Don't put too much confidence in
a lovers saghs aud vows" said Mrs Pa rt-
ingten to her niece. "Let him tell yon
Il'at yon have lips like Strawberries and
cream, cheeks like a carnation, and all
eye AXE an asterisk; but such things
oHhAer come from tender head than Il
tender heart"
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

RADICAL DI>Gt>T FOR THE NEGRO =
understand that several of rIt most
,,romjnpnt Rn,tcnls in the House al,. ht.-
coming ii<.1l>tcd Will, the negro. Sc,n~
,t tIa,m propose to let him take cate of
himself hereafter. They say Ne is ut,
grateful He torgtts those t" W:,njl tlt
ewes his emancipation. III :Art IL, is dis
,os~,l to abandon the Radicals and Ink
His fortunes with the Conservatives.
Now Conservative darkey is ii political
mopstet in tue eyes Of the Radicals. Iou
NAV I imagine the decentralization that
~ited upon Ben Butler, Hamilton Ward
and ether Radical members of tile Re
construction Committee when an ebony
State Senator Of Virginia. rejoicing in
the name Of Bland, came before them
and opfnly denounced the Radical party.
1t is said that Ben Butler undertook to
brow beat and puzzle the dark"y, inter
rupting him with some sharp questions
while be was making his speech. But
tue darkey possessed a good deal of What
il called mother wit, and inv;ri;.hlv
tnrnrd the tables upon Rntlcr. nnrh ~
the amusement Of the other nicmt,trs of
the committee.
Hashinyton Chr. v. y. It',yrrm.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

kT'I went in to batht." sail a Yam
kes; but before Was long in TIE "at'r
saw hinge doubled :.iw+d shark
making rapidly toward me. What was
to b. done! When he WAS within Il
yard Of me faced round, dlvcd under
the shark, and, taking knife fr>m my
packet, ripped the MONSTER np.' But
did you hattie with Your clothes on
asked an astonisEcd listener. ''W-n,"
answered tire story-telicr. reproaci'tnily
we'll, do think you needn't be 50
taEletieii particular"
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
BOARDING HOUSE.

Hereafter, the undersigned
~ will give good, abundant and
--S- substantial meal for 30 cents.
He has excellent wine at so cents per
bottle. The most rare and delicate VI
ands can always be procured at his estah-
lishmept. and he will always be able at
any hour of the day or n'?n' I" i",''S"
a skiltully prepared, smoking meal on
tom minutrs' notice. He solicits con-
tiuuanc ce of the public patronage:
P. r. MOURET.
Near Mayo's Drns store.
onelousas. November 18th, I2Go-22a
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

Horace ill-naturedly says that tall
men . 70 vicious. and differ from enc an
otner only as they are more or less 90.
boileau states the matter differently
AtI men.' says he, "are fools, aud, i'll
spite of their eudeavors to the contrary
difsrfrom one another only az they are
more or less So"
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

2 A lady who Lad b"asted highly at
dinner party of the good manners of
her darling addressed l,Im thus:
Charlie, my dear, won't You have
some beans -
Mo- was the i'll hammered reply Of
the petulent cAerub.
Me-. exclaimed the astonished
mother ~"No what !''S
L'tN0 beans - SAID the chilli
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

E1 DR.. Beruier has applied electricity
I" novel use. 1t is to bleach tht. nose
Of iutemperate drinkers. A lady of the
highest standing. whose nose beamed in
the brightest rose tints. has subjected
herself to the process, and the doctor re-
Mosed the obnoxious color a'toget her
"na restored the lily hues to their origi-
nal place.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

T O r S n + +, :
g.. A Comfortable EE>lDEAt r. IN
Iii. q retired and desirable part of the
Town: for particulars apply I" Mess'S.
Moore s. Morgan, or at this Othce.
June 26, 1869. 3tf
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

GWhen ambition pulls one way, in
tesest another, inclination third, aud.
perhaps, reason contrary to all. man
Mapt tapass histime but ill who has 30
maAy different parties to please.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
.K0YHN &EE1Y'KN.

EF!TkL LA1 FIR ANE5 PLA>I ERFF.
OFFERS his services to the pubic in that ct
" l,acity. for the. construction Of bindings.
tu.uhI Grnti:i,! ti~t rIi~. any Of her work
" ii- line" He hopes by his work. hi rnnrtu
ANY, and his nt"ierate charges. 10 merit Il |'''r
tt"'. Of ',a rn''Iic patronage His rr>i't'!"e is
a, NJ MAxwriis. 0pclouSas. Dee >.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

~ 1t is a darned sight easier tew find
ax ~ inen who kan tell exactly how n
'nIng onght to he did than tew find one
wA0 Will do it.-Josh Billinus.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
FOR SALE
Il q. A NJ 's'lNN FOR SAFE:
On Account CT Departure

Nfl lH i"r ~t!, ~. l,4tltH;i.,n >i;u,t..t in
Il b. i NAl:-t. .u!,1.ti.i}.1 n:r. live nrtn%i,~ :
t'4' 'titr H!h IL t:"'i Of Wnr i,ilIil ruI,Ininluy
;:t'-.nt ~ a:IIeIt>. tr l- c..!:i> :: .r.-
i'll: 1I",,. ri! Ike sfo.k. Il nI> s.;.It Il >;,y1.v
on. l,ise lot al luni,r lti,. t;.;)..ii inv.
l.rll.!It. mons. !ir.i ilr:!il!,- kir.i u;rus:!,
lI.r!'l'i!n- TIM stove. pei t,c;l> new. A.
IL" growing. "r't;' Nil ''t' -n.n also. il desired
\it.- n".r! apply lao .,i.,u. ,,;,y cash.
Apply !r he utr-r>l n,l!. on ia" rr,..uiS,S nr
a h'' GO: IL! L Office Mt. {. kI,HtI.Ll:T.
-. l.u,l.lrv S.,rrIn',,r irN lSii. IS
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

,,.A Western orator, speaking Of the
oatsle of Bull Rnn, said: "The Federals
-. 70 so fast That rhe hard tack ratified in
saetr stoinaehs like beans in sheet iron
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

r.: :eaaBy. you're pig" said fathe er to
n's t'tsle five year old boy. "Now. do
y. YOU konw what a pig IL. Lenny - Yes,
e1 pigs hogs. little boy
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
F 0 r 6 a L e

GDHH ACRES If IanI >itrlt"l in H.'"ernA
~-sVf Fr,1ri-. tru1tin. or E.,,..ii Bus, ,n. Y
ant rNh!ilnG forty t"rr- 'irri' in1r ~" Prairie.
Y i: Ii >trirn1 t!n;nr r, every piece fer >,. irr
viii II" sold III AHN Hnnn'tN- III lrt- +" slit p.lr
ch,>"r>. T!lr> ii,,i- are very fertile. l+ t,lti-
f"!ly lratr,l. hl1 !, above anv p"~>l,l, uvl flow
ami sufficiently elevated ;ll, rolling a. to re-
uuit. Elt little ,}i,rl,n" for i,aili.. They are.
Nitt!in nnc miles of bI,r:n',>.l> and three miles
from Grand tot-an. Al,,4FT to
HlPPnLITE fNRETlEN.
Near Grand. fnrt.,n. Parish Of -. I.:t!.tirv.
CraNd tn,,.,ll. Srl,ItmhMr !5ih. lS,i.'--lGlt
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
B A K e r Y :!

TgH.II. u;,lsr>ic c,l"L has lately cst::ll;shrd 4
4 H..k, ~ iii TIE rear {" his ';r""-rr. Main
street, wlirr. he viii make B..i. Crackers,
ar,. Cake ti every and. fer N"'',ir4>. PARTIES,
&c., at >h.'rf l,.tcr and upon: the ri''~' NH!ul
terms BIZ i.i Will lac '."v"rrG At t:it rt'>i'"Er"
Of ,IlStp,nt-rs every mUrnlHG.
Nuv. =. --rn. AMI. CHRIS hAN.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
Lands for Sale.

rJXTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
ri nra;rie and wood land for sale near
prul'lomme City, on Bayon Mallet, ia
the Parish of st. Landry. in any quas-
tity to suit purchasers, and at prices 10
suit the times.
These lands are we'll adapted to the
cultivation of cotton and cane.
For further particulars. amply to the
undersigned, on plaNncm'ne kldSe:
WM. DEJEAN.
Orelousas. August. 9TH, loG? VII
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

KN0R S.LE-A rcsidture Situatcd in the
Il Town of tpclousas. consisting III large
dwelling house and other improvements. to-
gcther with three lots. For particulars, apply
to the Editor of the Dprlrus;ts C"nritr, or t."
the undersigned. in Plaquemlie Hrnltr
Nov. II, 1851 j. a. GAU IHlER
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

NOR SALE-A house and lot, in the Town Of
4, OrelouSaa with tolerahv good improve
1nents for sale cheap. Apply to the Editor Of
the Opelousas Courier. or I"
MICHAEL KING.
Opelousas December 4th. 1869. 70
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
FURNITURE STORE.

-y THE undersigned has removed
his furniture store to the \Arl-
El.=<E cites Theatre. here he has ais
established his Work- >hnp. Ihos" who
wish to pHrclaS" Hem t"EHit"Te VIII there
find good ssortmrnt. He will also re-
pair furniture; and buy old furniture OF
exchange new for old.
His prices will he moderate, as hcreto-
fore. and he hopes t" deserve c"ntInn-
alton OF the patronage OF his friends and
the publi". l.. VAT FIX.
Opclou>as July 81 1869. ctf.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
OpIIOUSAS HOTEL.
Court Street. Orelousas.

R The undersigned having leased the
old Eagle Hotel (f"rm~rly Kept hy
AAAszzA Mr. Omrr Polr"t.) situated opposite
-.Conrt HOUSE. las the honor to announce
that this spscic,'s establishment has just been
r.r4ir.L and r-ti.ted, and is now open to the
travelling public.
The .,,rnitnre. b-.liing &c are all new and
in n.,,.c, order. The table will be-. furnished
will, the b.s, t!,- ,nslk-, ff r'ls and the board.
era will receive the most assiiuons care and
attrntnn
Attached to this Hotel lsa .ar1" Livery S'""ie
(fruning "n Lai'iry street, where "'''s'S "'
b. ted. &c. and horses, buggies' hachs' ~
will be hired.
The un,!,rSi gnrd will also haul freight to and
FROM the boats, at bis fotmrF rates. F's"'ofsS VI
Toll Bridge charg"s. o>,
Opelnrsas. October 9, l-t9-l5.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
a.:autirea.s's sa:arlleaa Seed.
THE OPEL oUsAs COURIER,

Published on Saturday by JOEL IL SANDOZ
e q y n I | q Sa:
Snbscri pf,o".-F"ur Dollars per year payable
in advance. OF FIVE Dollars payable at Tie end
9, 10 Near
\ subscriber wis ing 10 discontnur must give
a written notice 10 that Effect and seth. up all
atrr,.ag"~. arsl no subscription ~ill he stopped
n''ii ali arr''aragrs paid, unless at the option
ct tie publisher
.fHr~TiS'nG--Fl lFT Y cents per square for
"arh iuS'r.Ion. Eight lines or less constitute
square.
A.; af""rtisemrot. sert in for r,hl,ra.;cn will
he inserted in Ere':sl and French unless other
"lst orr"A unHil the editor shall Judge i, CON
vr,,i.t' :" discontinue.
Candidates to public favors will pay FifteeB
Dollars each, in advance. il they wish to be aD
nonNcrd
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
7'sess ~ Ag.E1.

VyH|''0 Lots Of f;"1nd, Situated! in I."ua,lnr's
Z A,ihitin to the. town OF t;h.i',u>dS. each
nr!rg iH t,rt 1ro.t an! i'' t,ri in i"rtI
AMI jsiiIug each other: "glc fronting OH Court
street ;:lnl lie o:!i,.i on iiark't tr."!.
For The price and con'iis,"l1s a''l'E :"
EtET. Bi.Niil EEEL.
Cr,.lousG<. 0rtro|: Il; lN';'. l.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
FOR SALE AND TO LET
EsHsNEeOSgIEss@
TO Owners Ct Plantations ard T,a-1a

TO Owners Ct Plantations ard Lands.
4 ! "''r 10 VII! - IL, - a f,:I ,I..Sc:i ~.
"i 'he i.ihhS 'n,t | lIni.l,tllri.~ Nt:.n lr
"'> l" sea-. '''"i rive D"t!ar- :,ri. ,i ,,'
t';r'. i...,1 - l. ..,..r. iE.;. lI> 1.:... -
:. 't..'.' = i!.s' '''' -! ,> g.: . - .:, il
a" II'-'j-'' I!'} t,,'. IL. ,,>>i.-tt>t i.l.t.r
C.. "' ..'':'''';'! Tire -.'''. NJ ii: :, -.
W. 49,! ~ >.l': -''~ tii IL. :. ', ;',''
IL ~,''>, Il. -r. =" |,ti-, :,i> ,, II a..
','"''> an't VIII "I'"r@r n"'Ln@ tor 81 L>h T. or
Ai''IriI~i>', III r:'~,. NO >:,i.. j. m.., II tie.
itIi'' l. >d Wi,il'' he .lTr1 1i~..ll.t j. III IL %
paper. lt!'' r'IHl>~i"ll vii t,. rl,iL. \uru,-
ca r'i AhN' rt!-"lu''Ht i.'i,n r>ct,t hv >,...,a
a-!'' lnrlf with Tie E.lt"r ri ri,- Coz, HirK
ll">" no >ruu iiu,r rrj l>rntrni> 1T this M.
tHrt >h"uu state "htih-r they Wish to t> all
themselves "t the ab">r offer. lur otherwise
they Will he pnh!I >hri AZ nllr u>!li rates.
Olwion>t., august 1th, lstt. y-tf
FOR SALE.
ENlEN':N '"ts OF ground situated vii, IN tn.
II 4 town OF -. Charles. lt;r,nd i.:cru} on
the principal street, near tho Old stand ol MIR:
Eugene Ictetu.
-lO AEr!:NTS Of lany situated three miles
West 81 the f.xn OF O;,rliil>a. hear tn, piAut-
a';"" Of Mr ri.ezilur \. Guilty..
{sE' ARrENT> Of E.ul adjoining ;h- above
nl,.l;''nnr, tract.
11".>" ',",.> III /. sold y: a r..~nnall.. p.ire.
ait H,'n '"'dt!"is lv"t A., !" f.' p'vrtn,>,
-''i1i I" j. & 4. iIi.htpIN.
FOR SALE
jH1 ACNISHF LAND well w"",l.l s;ru-
Nv l. A'rH >lN "r >,.,r!. rIil.> West ri ''twl..i-
So. N.fl nae hut',> .,r; l"t,,. .,.,.,t; = lie
tIi for It. k-,,,i
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
's'Sss-N Ess"T<'zzEKN.

vE'"E r"Arr~i 2"r4 has Ii" !"''"r +" an
= Il .unnnre to his clients anl 10 the pnh-
lie in g.t.c1al that hr will hereafter t-1nil
beet at lie Town Market. at : cents per
pound: in quantities of 30 y: im pounds
it will i,- sold for less He tiattcrs him-
st!1 with being able to. please all win"
rat,'nize him, a> regards the quality Of
the meat OF otherwise.
JAMES G.. HAYES
O,w'nu>as. Deccmicr l>t, lcGS. cs
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
FOR SALE.

EN~ Arpents of I.itud situated on i'avnrl
/ CeD Trci.e one mile from Barry Landing.
about unr-li;,!f of wlch Is we'll open, and the
balance fine 'imi"r land. The Whole. WHEN
cleared. would be iir~ rate or c"it"n land.
Trrms:-S S.W: $1,000 cash. ami the balance
in one year. For particulars. apply atttiir t"ur-
icr office. l.. u.
Nov. 6. 1869.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
FOR s ALE

A PLANTATION situated on Bayou Mull't.
I 4 in 81. Landry. measuring 3sG arpents. part
of which is we'll rilul"lsi together with the
buildings ai"! iniIrnvcIn-nt> al! in good order.
This PLANTATION will be sold - Il wh"Ie or by
lots. at th,. pti"n Of ,ur',a according n Il
PLAZA deposited 1T the f""1trr office. Oltri"u>as.
good bargain. Apply t." l.. VI. Fray, ON
the premises. or to r. FEHAl.
2itfl Perry's Brd@es Eermliou PArt~l ia.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
II: E.. Es9Ess,Ngz.R-ER,

w. \I<IINI.AI<IIt.
Bc'"vu"+ Street, II. Ar B:.ch i nn, res Store
EHEI.DI>A>. IA.
IT. C!d esd and Silver Bought. ~
.Ju'v IL I-,;D 6r
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01

. lV ,EI!:NTS Of lang situated :i,rrc miles
West Il the town OF O!"tu>a-. hear the piaut-
ai;"t, Of Mr.. bi.cLiluv \. ti,li,iIv.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-01-01
FOR SALE,

ENlEN I'm nts OF ground situated Will IN tl,..
II 4 town ct -. Charles. Nir,nd i":cru nn
ltr priHcll'al street, near he Old stand ul MIR:
Eugene IttttiL.
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In District Court of United States. for
District of South Carolina.

In ne matter Of Go"rerneur .M liWkins, Jr..
Bdhhr"M, hy 'ct"m Il Petition! for Adjutiicd.
fton OF Bdhk,nMcy ,cds t!ed on Mr Gih dny
q October Il. ID, 1870, il saM Court In
Bankruptcy
KNHiS il to give notice, that on the 2Ith day
IL or OCTOBER A. d., 1870, Il warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
uouyencur M: Wilkins, Jr., of Columbia, in
the District OF Nichland, and State Of south
Carolina. who has been adjudecd Il Bnnkrmpt.
on his own petitions; that the payment Of any
debts and delivery of any property belonging
to sand Bankrupt, to hun ur for his use and
tho transfer of any property by him. are for
bidden by law; that meeting OF the credi-
tors OF the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose ono or more assignees of
his estate, will be held at Court Of Bank
rnptcy, to be holden at Registers Office, New
perry q. H., $: c., before q. G jaeger, Esq
Register, on the fourteenth (14thj day of No.
yember A. D., 1870 at 10 O'Clock M.
l.. f. JOHNSON,
D U. s. Marshal al Messenger.
Fer A. P. PIFER, Deputy Marshal.
Oct ~ stl4
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HOTEL NOTICE


The undersigned, proprietors respectively
or tho COLUMBIA HOTEL and tho NICKER-
sun HOUSE, would inform the public that in
consequence OF the great abuee of their libe-
railtJ il furnishing d FREQ Omnibus line to
anu from the several Railroad Depots, thou
sands having been transported free during
the past year who were guests at neither
house. they are compelled to abolish the Free
Omnibus arrangement. They, therefore, give
notice that, on and after the FIRST OF NO.
VEMbER, passengers will be required to pay
the Hack or Omnibus Driver The ropuiar fare
to and from their Hotels,
WIN. GOnMAN,
Proprietor Columbia Hotel.
VIM. A. Wight,
Proprietor Eickerson House.
COLUMBIA, S. c., October 20, 1870.
Oct 80
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-05

New Books.
FNHE Memories Of Fifty Years, containing
IL notices and anecdotes OF distinguished
Americana and remarkable men, &C., by ".
Il. Sparks. Price So so.
Tent Life in Siberia and Adventures in
Kamsch atka and Northern Asia, by Kcnnan,
with a map. sl.50.
Ginger Snaps, by Fanny Fern. $50.
Old Songs and New, by the authoress Of
Beechen brook. 50.
Paris in December, 1851; or, Coup d'Etat Of
Napoleon III, by Terr t, from the thirteenth
French edition. - so.
Lecke's Rationaiism in Europe, in two vo-
lumes.
The Life Of General Nathaniel Green.
Tho Court and Times OF Queen Elizabeth.
Also, number of new novels, by TrolIope
and 9th er popular authors.
Also, new juvenile books from London, new
Chromos, Paintings, &c. For sale at
BRYAN Il McCARTER'S Bookstore.
Oct 25