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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-12-16
COMMCSICATED.1
A Grand Fair and COmcerts

grand Fair and musical entertainment. for
tn" benefit of the Catholic Church of this place,
will be held at the Court lInuSe'i in Opcl0uaas on
the Goth. 9th and 2Stll nst.,-t'onrcrt to COM
mencc each evening at haf-past o'clock; tick
cts 80 cents.
The object of this feast of pleasure. 1t il need
less to mention. when it is remembered that ollr
good and Jealous Pastor, Revd. j. r. Raymond,
who has laborcd SO long and assiduously among
you is assisting in getting it up, and whose good
works are so well appreciated by all. but more
especially by the good and pous young ladies
who arc no energetically aiding in this commend.
able undertakng;-they very beautifully reflect
through their talents and skill, credit on the
good Nuns by whom they were educated, for i'll
point of needle-work and embroidery. and all
those qualifications which ornament Il Young
lady. they cannot he excelled. and these asser-
tions of the writer will be proven by all coming
to the Fair and fcasting their eyes on the valua
bic and beautiful articles which will be exhibited
by the fair lasiics, on the tables. A very favorable
opportunity for young gentlemen to show their
good wishes to their swcethearts. The Christ
mas Tree with all it's delightful fruit, will he
one of the great attractions. peculiar to the
season. Another interesting feature on the ta-
bles. will be an exhibition of beautiful babies
the most perfect models for. In fact every
thing will be magnificent the Concert will bo
the greatest musical treat ever given in this
place, as the sical talents of the young lady
who will be the Prima-dona of tie entertainment
is gifted with an extraordinary musical talent.
both vocal and instrumental, and together with
the many other distinguished vocalists-both
ladies and gentlemen-will make mp n grand and
complete orchestra. thus sprinking the whole
affair with that angelic odor which is so delight
full and pleasing to the human mind.
Everything generally being under the skilful
Of the kind ladies of the Parish,
with their good Pastor at the head. is a guaran-
tee that the whole entertainment will be every
thing that may be desired. AMiCrs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
II Fl +R II \ III

DREPARATIDNS for which have, been going
u on for some time will open on t l. PIT Ii inst
at O'Clock +. W, in the spacious hall of the
upper story of the Court House. and vii! con
tnnc inr three nights.
This Fair is given for the benefit of the: ,a:l-
ole Church OF OprlouSlS. and the public in
general is invited to attend.
The fair consists of articles Of every drSrrip-
ton, the greater portion of which have been
donated for the purpose. An orchestra under
the direction "f excellent musicians will con
tribute to the pleasures of the occasion. aud
each evening will terminate with Il sulnptuous
supper sprinklcs with refreshments suitable to
the occasion.
The success Of this runlcndahlc enterprise il
assured from the fact that the kind ladies hay
ing the matter i'll hand VIII ~1mrc neither pains
nor well'lircctcd efforts. to make the entertain
nent one of entire pleasure and satisfaction to
all who may encourage this laudahlc Object.
Admission :--a) Cents.
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Rail- RsAO PRosPEcrs BRIeHrEsISG-ou n.
q. exchanges of tho 18th, givesus the encoura-
gingaseus Gfaa arrangement between MFR. Chas.
Norsaa and 4he New Orleans, Mobile and Texas
Railroad Comlasy by which Mr.. Morgan Is pre-
pared 70 advance at once the funds requisite
for containing aaid road from it's present point
of westeraextens;sn, at Donaldsonville, along
ats already sarEeyed rsufe to Houston, and that
he proposes alse 20 conplete the chartered
branch af de same railroad from Washington
to Shreveport, end - connect it with his Opelou-
sas raaanoad by extsndsag tho latter to VermiE
lionyilia.
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Meaning of tRae ElcctfoM Of
Pfmchback,

Tho election of such character as Senator
Pinchback to the Presidency Of the Senate. a
position which entities him to the office of Coy
crnor of the state In the event of Warmoth's
resignation, death Of inability to act. is much
more Significant than would as frat sight appear.
In the first place il proves that the majority VI
the Republican party Of the State yet march
under Warmoths banner, and that the carpet
baeger portion Of the party are more powerful
than the native Louisiana Republicans. In the
second place 1t proves that the carpet-bag ele-
ment arc doternined not to trust those who
sey Is as,s .ss the War Var
coll themselves Democrats than they de with
the members Of their own party whenever cir
cumstances enable them to offect such nm alli-
ance. Tostate 1t otherwise, these cerpet-bag-
gers are not true Republicans any more than tho
so-calied Democrats who act with them are sin
eere members Of the party under whose flag
they profess to march. In the third place we
think 1t proves that the voting white population
fnl, If not more numerous than the voting black
population, twhen they stand alone) and that it
is for the interest of the latter at once to seek
their friends among the former, and not among
the strangers who have come to Louisiana since
the war. Pinchback, although man ofcolor,
for his election, and he IL now their ostensible
leader under Gov. Warmoth. He does not sue
coed TO the place Of Lieut. Gov. Dunn in the af
fectious Of the colored people. The latter will
can Warmosh depend upon Pinehback in case of
need. WIN Pinchback be true to him : In the
event Of Warmoths impeachment and suspen-
sion viii Pinchback remain hfs friendf For the
serious question. We must admit that War
moth plays his hand with considerable skill. He
could of course hare secnred the election to the
Presidency Of the sanate Of Mr. Anderson. Mr..
McEillsn or Nj. Lynch. but he feared that the
people Of Louisiana migks take it into their
knss9e that a1,Ah = man N ArdAfR0n vnus1 s,ynvA
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THE zOPELOUSAS COURIER
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
-BY-
LEON CE q A u lid % x.

CON NDIrIONs:
Observation-Disclosures Dollars per year, payable
Adperttsina-F Cents per square for tho
frst insertion and Twenty-Five Cents for each
subsequent insertion. Eight lines or less con-
stitute q square.
All advertisements sent In for publication
will be inserted in English and French (unlear
otherwise -ordered} until the publisher shalt
Judge it convenient to discontinue.
Candidates to public favors will pay Fifteen
Dollars each, in advance, if they wish to be al
nounced.
Obituary Notices, Cards of Thanks, &C., to
be paid for as advertisements.
Personal cards, when admissible. to he charg
cd ut the rate of 20 Cents per line, in advance.
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"Subscription Free.-Every person alvertis-
and paying the same cash at this office will be
entitled to one years subscription gratis"
Opclousas journal.
We would in the meantime, inform all inter
estcd that every person advertising in the Corr
TER to the amount of Ten Dollars at the
Joxrnafs regular rates. and paving the same
cash at this office, will be entitled to one years
subscription to the COURIER gratis,-adminis
TRAITORS of estates AMI others interested in judi
cial advertising not excepted.
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PURE ARTIcLE.-We acknowledge the re-
ceipt, from that veteran Druggist. John Poscy
Esq, of the St. Landry Medicine Depot, of a
bottle of pure Whiskcy, which. according to
the opinion Of eonndieseurs, is pronounced
genuine" Mr.. Poscy informs lis that this is q
sample of an extra fne'nrticlc which he has re-
Gently received and justly claims that it cannot
he excelled. We can safely refer our readers
to Mr. Posey for pure and unadulterated liquors,
as we'll as Drugs and Medicines.
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Sy Magistrates blanks for sale, and other
job work done on short notice, at this office,
cheaper and more neatly gotten up than in any
other Office in the Parish. Call and examine
specimens and prices and see if this is an empty
boast We guarantee good workmanship Mt
fair prices; Indifferent or cheap ~ work not
solicited nor bids made in eompetitlcn for imfe-
rior printing. 97
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Auctions twice weck:-sec advertisement.

.R' Lukewarm citizens look at this
Rev. DR.. Bellows, of New York, has
preached sermon entitled "Moral
Ashes," which concludes with the atlmo-
milton; There is no sin so great as po-
litical corruption, except political indD
ference to it. To throw off this, in the
face ofparty, of Threatening place hold
ers, of organized corrupters and ruin, is
our immediate duty, and God grant you
may be as one man, united in doing it by
your ballots and your voices, and your
upright and patriotic hearts,"
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WE Know that for cleaning paint, windows,
china and glassware; for polishing knives, tin,
iron brass and copper wares, and for removing
stains from marble and porcelain, and rust from
machinery, Enoch Morgan's Sons Sapoio is tho
best thing in use
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TYAn attractive and artistically arranged
millinery store hasj just been opened few doors
from our Office. Mrs. b. Gerst the proprietrcss,
is well recommended millincr, and has perma-
nently established herself in the building for
merly occupied by Mr.. w. NJ. johnson, as a resi-
lencc. She respectfully solicits share of the
patronage from the ladies Of Opelousas and vi
;,,st
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70 The effects of the revocation of the print
ing contracts are already manifestng them
selves. For instance, We see that several Judi
cial advertisements are published in the Plaut-
ers Banner of New Iberia, of the 18th inst. that
would undoubtedly have found their way into
the ex-"official journal" had the printing con-
tracts not been revoked.
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AucTroS.-lt is this morning at 10 o'clock that
Messrs. Jos. V. Roy & Co. will sell at auction
at their Room on Main St. under the Courier
office, all sorts of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
Groceries &c.; sales two days of every week
Saturdays and Sundays. Don't fail to hc Oh hand
at the appointed hour if you wish to secure bar
gains. See advertisement
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~ Messrs. Griffin 4 Hoffman, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. 4. South street, Balti-
more, Nd. are duly authorized to contract for
advertisements ut our lo,ccst rates. Advertisers
i'll that City are requested to leave their favors
with this house.
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SExrExcE AxD PARDON OF r. DEsHoTELs-
Raymond Deshotels, who had Soen tried at the
present term of our District Court and foend
guilty Of aaanslsagh ghtsr oa tho person OF r. 9.
Guidry af Bsrrys Landing an the 5th Of june
last, and had BEEN sentenced 10 one gear in the
Penitentiary, was pArdoned sy the aoEsrnor'
an last Tuesday.
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For Rent For The Year 1872,

~~) That richly productive and i'm
&&aaS proved plantation. the property
~ ~ of the Estate of the late john G.
lf9Eaa57 Pratt and Mrs. {. w. Pratt. situ-
ated in the Bellevue Prairie about five miles
south of Opclousls. The lands heretofore III cul-
tivatioh have been entirely enclosed during the
current year with and strong fence, and
repairs made on the residence.
These premises will he let to the highest bid
der, at the Court House in this town ut IL NJ, on
Saturday December 3OM, 1871,
One-thrA of said rent payable cash, anil the res
idnc payable or before the first of December.
1872, for which said amount a satisfactory obi
CATION will be required.
Pnhic act of lease to be executed at the ex-
pcnsc Of lessee. J. II. ONERTON.
Test. Ex'r. and Agent
OplousaS Nov 18th. 1911
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STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES
POPULAR PRICES.

POPULAR PRICES!
Would respectfully inform my friends and
H. customers that have just returned from he
city with choice assortment of groceries. which
will sell at 1cry Lo'~ Prices for CASH."
The following is IL partial enumeration of my
stock Flour, Coffee. Tea. Sugar, Chewing and
smoking tobacco" imported cigars, pipes, pickles,
preserves, hcrIlctra!ly sealed goods, butter and
cheese. cordials, choice wines and liquors, best
brands of whiskcys, and II full assortment Of
FANCY ARDDCLRS
Embracing every variety of Confectionery. fire
works. sky y-rockets, Roman candles, &c. &c &c
secured expressly for the holidays. and to be sold
CHEAP for CASH.
w. r. COCHRAN,
cor. Court and Bellevue sts.,
opposite Big Mortar.
bptlnilSaS. Dec. .. 1871. lI3-ly
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CABINET-MAKER.

tTEyHE undersigned, eabinet-mak in Opelou-
Il sas, announces to the public Of this Parish
that he is prepared to execute oil work entrust-
ed TO him. He will make cisterns, window
sashes,. counters and shelves for stores, &c.
He win repair old furniture on reasonable
prices. Armoirs, Tables Cupboards, &c. &c.
made to order. Musical instruments. pianos,
yiohns, flutes, gun stocks, go. revnrnished with
French varnish. ID, SOUYEUX.
Dec. 10th lS7l-tf. Main st.
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Est. II w Robinett--O Smitl, admir-, will sell
On Jan. 10th, near Big Cane: 800 acres Of land
withimprovmentso on Bayou Petit Prairie; mules,
horses, cattle, hogs sheep, furniture tools. corn,
&c. Terms-one-half cash, balance in - months.
Est NJ G Stelly-Louis g Sicily admir-, will sell
in Prairie Laurent on Dec 20, for cash: 3 horses,
pair oxen, a lot hogs, q gun, corn, etc.
Ests s w Quirk and Ann L Hargrove-Willis
P Qurk. admir-, will sell at the Court House on
January 3d. for cash: n tract of 400 atpents on
Bayou Baeuf; the undivided half of Ill acres of
land on same bayou; another tract situated in
same neighborhood, and all improvements &C.,
on above mentioned tracts
Est Chas. b. Smith-Jno. F. Smie1 admir-. will
sell in Grand Coteau, on Dec 26: q tract of land
in said town containing l60 arpcnts with improv-
ments. Tcrms-one-third cash, balance in and
2 years.
C. S. Cozine ts. Jos. NJ. Bccrs;-Dom. La1annc
vs.. Jos. III Beers-The Sheriff will sell, on years
credit, at the Court House, ON Jan'ry. 9th: the
barge "Green Horn" ''
HI Garland W Francois Riehartl-The Sheriff
will sell for cash, on January 9th, ut the Court
House 100 acres of land with buildings Sc.
ZeliennN Lyons W. Eliza Guilry.-The Sheriff
will sell,, at tho Court House, on q credit of II
80 acres Of land; two Of about $50 acres each
another tract of 79, and one of 81 acres; q tract
Of 200 acres on Plaquemine; q tract IF 81 acres:
the undivided half Of 200 arpenEs in Mallet woods
L Lastrapes vs.. Geo. WWykoG The Sheriff
will cell at the Court House on January 9Th, for
cash; ap'antation on Bayou Beuf containing
$50 arpents, with buildings &C. thereon,
VIM Ofatt, liquidator ct al, vs. Eliza A Suth-
eriand.Tho- Sherif will sell on Jan. 9th, at the
Court House for cash: apiece of land with inn
prOvements4n Washington.
Bloch " Bloch, Dapr6 g. Co.. in liquidation
The Sheriff win sell at the Court House on Jan.
9Th, for cash: lot Of ground with buildings &c,
thereon in Opelousas.
VIM Johuson vs. s Medloek-The Sheriff will
sell at the Court House on Jam. 9Th, for cash: a
tract of 80 acres Of land on Coulee Croche, and
one of 40 acres in Plaquamine Brulee, with all
the improvements &c, thereon.
AanInistraterss Tableaux. y
Est Sam C McPhersou- Virginia Basset, test.
extx., has dled final tableau Of distribution of
funds whish will be homologated JAN 9th, if no
opp0sitiOn is mades
EstsE b. -Corinne Smith widow, tutrix,
has filed final tableau and distribution of said
estate, which will be homologated December Is,
ii NO opposition is made.
Est Gen. b. King-Ann e. Winn, adm'x. has
fled o t8bleau of classification of debts of sold
estate, to be hom0logated Dec. 25 unless opposed.
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II Saturday and Sunday next, the auction
sales by Jos. V. Roy & Co., will lie continued.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

MI RS. Descssarts. Main Street, near the old
WI Union Hotel, respectfully solicits share
of the public patronage. Her grocery is we'll
stocked with everything required for family use,
such as Hums Potatoes. Bacon. Rice, Lurd,
Onions. 4ppiss Bnttcr. cheese. Oranges. Coffee,
Fish. Conytertioncry, Vines. Cordials. Liquors,
Candies. efc.. which she will sell as cheap az can
I've bought elsewhere ldcc9-:3m
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BUCKS BRILLIANT
q 90 TX ING STOVE

TTNHE most durable, the least complicated and
Il the most easily managed of all Cooking
Stoves. First Premium awarded at the St. Louis
Fair in 1865, 60, 81. and 1868; and at the Lou
isiana Fair in 1863, 1869 and 1870:
The undersigned having been appointed sole
brated Cooking Stoves, will constantly have on
hand, at his Tin Shop in Washington, an assort-
ment of the same, as also Fire Crates, Hollow
ware, manufacturer of plain and Japanned Tin
were and stamped ware. ..
V Depot at JOS. Blum. Opelousas, where all
orders will be promptly filed.
EUGENE LEMONTEY.
Washington, La, March %, 1871. f28-ly
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% Auction sales by Jos. V. Roy & Co., on
Saturday and Sunday of each week.
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Am hafaHiabse plaee to get Baryains Jos. '.
Roy & Co.'S auction Room.
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Attend the auction by Jos. '. hoy & Co., to-
day ana tomerrpw.
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OPELOUSAS CARDS
THE ONE PRICE STORE!
Q"ick Su|esH Small Prehts '"!!'
JOSEPH ". CAREW,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES,, DRx GOODS,

Z h 4 n i 4 TION STPPLf les,
ROBERTS COVE.
Near James Wchhs Mll.)
A'laqueEnine Rsrulee,
Parish Of St. Landry La
II tEPS constantly on hand a supply Of split
~ Lumber. surl uS SHINGLES BDARiJS
PlE(X, PICKETS, WE'LL CURBlN(;. POSTS.
&c:. OF either Cypress, Pine or Oak
kEl lEl\ IN i'll exchange for merchandise or
split lumber CORN, COTTON. WOOL. HIDES.
Poultry. Eggs &C. for all of which the highest
h'afkee price Will LIE pad. (44-ly
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SOMETHING LIKE JUSTICE. - WHATS IN TIE
WIND.-We see by the New Orleans Republican
of the 9th inst, that the Governor and Lieut.
Gov, two of the thrcc members of tue printing
commission appointed to contract with the diff
fercnt newspapers of the State for the publica-
ton of the laws of the State, and the parochial
printing and advertising, have revoked and
nnnulled all printing contracts heretofore made.
There were IS papers who had obtained con-
tracts for publishing the laws and the paroc HAL
printing and advertising, among which VIC see
mentioned the Opelousas Journal, J. w. jackson
editor and proprietor and 10 having contracts
for publishing the parochial printing and ad-
vertising only. s
j Here is then complete revocation of all COM
tracts made under the provisions of the printing
bill, and as a consequences, administrators of
Tstates can, from the date of said revocation,
and until the law is remodeled at the next ses-
sion of the Legislature, choose the paper in
svhidh they desire their advertising done. This
is hut instice.
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Our Public Roads.

Some time since, the Police Jury of our Parish
passed very good road law, and when we saw
and read it ia the official journal of the Parrish
We congratulated ourselves, the people of our
Parish generally, and tho travelling public par
ticularly that the prospect of having good roads
i'll st. Landry was growing bright.
L. To-day We regret to say. that VIC find no
change whatever for the better in the condition
of our thoroughfares; on the contrary, they are
growing worse every day; We speak particularly
of the public roads leading South, East and
West of Opelousas. For months and months
past the great highway-thc mail route from
Opclousas, South, by way Of Grand Coteau, to
St. Martin. Lafayette, and the other lower Par
ishcs, has been in most wretched condition
indca"l. Almost within the Corporate limits of
the Town, that public road is in several places,
now at the present moment, almost impossible
At the hill near Callihams Bridge, there is great
danger particularly at night, of serious acc
dents to the traveller Through the woods he
tween Opclouras and Grand Cotcau the road is
miserable beyond any thing to be seen in civil
lied community. The same thing, nearly, may
be suisl of the other roatls-all important ones,
and leading to tho scat of Justice and most i'm
portant Town in the Parish. Why is this Is
there not power somewhere to execute or to
see that the road law shall be executed! There
was considerable stir made in our District
Court, some months ago-last Spring We believe,
under the old law-about the enforcement of our
road law. and We really hoped and anticipated,
at the time, good results therefrom; but every
thing respecting the whole matter seems to have
slackenetl up since. This thing is getting to be
n disgrace, to say nothing more, to those who
have this whole sulject-matter under their con
troll and properly within their jurisdiction.
1t is subject of severe comment and unrnens.
nre,l complaint among strangers who pass
through our Parish, rs we'll as those who come
aud have come here to locate. But this is not
all, it keeps away from us substantial men who
would buy and settle homes among us, if they
We're not discouraged by the condition of onr
public highways, and the great want of enter
prise and public spirit among our people that it
bcspcaks.
We hope sincerely that there will be q speedy
aid to this state Of things. We have as good a
road law us could desire. Who is to blame
for its noll-execution
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Don't forget the auction sales to-day and to
morrow.
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LESSEE TAYLOR,

dzsaasfsb M. KENIsoN, Master; T. JoB1N, Clerk
viii leave as above, carrying passengers and
freight az cheap as an " boat in the trade. Tho
Lessie Taylor connects Mt Washington with tho
good and safe steamer Della and line of good
barges. Capt. Crawfor'l,) signing through bills
lading to all points on Bayou Banf.-
All freigh.s by this steamer consigned to r. s.
Wilkins Warehouse, Washington, and II. Dcsho-
tells WarehouBe, Port Barry, will receive the
strictest attention For freight or passage apply
on board or to RS WILKINS, Agent,
l0-lyl Washington, La.
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II A nght running seated Carriage, and
very gentle horse for sale: Apply tsJno. Posey.
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The COURIER is published in the most popu-
l"us Parish i'll the State, except Orleans, and
has n
Larger CircuEa ton
III that Parish than any other paper, and is one
of the best ADVERTISING mediums in the inte-
rior of the State.
Transient advertisements 25 cents per square
of eight lines (mipion).
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8 a Pc LIo
Is for sale at Poseys.
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SuccessiOnal Sales.

SAstOlfOs-For sale at Poscy's.
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FALL & WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Leaves New Orleans every Tuesday at P NJ.
Leaves Washington every Saturday at 10 A. M.
LVOR Opelousas. Washington, Port Barry and
IL all landings on the Coast, Atchafalaya River
and Bayou Colrtableau-the fine steamer