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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-11
GROUND PEAS

In this connection wc would w
planting Of ground peas for bog
land IS good plant in chceka
each way and cultivate us to Gr
from time 10 time under The w.
vines, as they extend outward
care not 10 disturb them. TH-
soft earth in which the fruit
thrust itself and form the pod .
once.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-11
ArrEMPT AT MURDER.

NEW YORK, May 1.-Hugh Blossom hred
three shots at butcher named McGaluek
i'm the midst of a lage crowd, in front OF the
Tombs police court. This is the second at
tempt within two weeks TO Kill MeGuluck'
whoit is alleged seduced Blossoms daugh-
ter and attempted TO force her TO take Paris
green.
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ARRrsr OF A SUPPOSED MuRDERER.

CHICAGO, May LA man giving his name
as Bernard Lasner Of Hamilton. Ohio, was
arrested at Quincy, H., Yesterday on sus-
picion of being the murderer of E1-Sec.
Tyndale at Springfield, on Saturday night.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-11

We observe that Judge DibbIe, one Of
the tribe imported into Louisiana, and
foisted by the bayonet on the bench Of
the State, has given negro Sheriffdam-
ages Of 1900 against saloon keeper
for refusing to dispense him Hrefresh-
mentsn on account Of his color.
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Rates of subscription.

WEEKLY CLARIoS-Two dollars per year, and
an extra copy to getter up Of CLUB Of ten
more.
SEMI-WEEKLY CLARIos-Four dollars per
wear. and an extra copy for club Of six or
more.
In future paper will be discontinued when
time expires.
Remittances should be by registered letter,
money order, draft, or by express. When 9TH
erwise, the Office cannot be responsible.
All business communications should be adj
dressed to Power q Barksdale, Jackson, Miss
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-11
what she God and Morality Fec
ME arc doing.

From a single copy of Northern ex-
change we have copied the following re-
ports of Iawlessness Of every description
among the people whose Radical dema-
gogues and preachers find no employ
ment except to howl over "ku-AluN
Outrapes in the South =
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Slips should be putout nN
soon and az fast ns possible l.
out by the middle Of May uHl
good crop in nine seasons uu.
Have the ground thoroughly 6m.
recently plowed. Make very Dow
least four feet apart Into m OBJ.
noon, or on a cloudy day, drop
on the top Of bed "a foot apart "
good distance Is Important 1Hd 4,
stick shaped something lIse .
"shinny stick" press Che ro0. u.
slip well in the ground, pl1ria.
water and fiji in altCrwardsW.'h d.
Slips may be planted very rapid.
manncrand quite as successfully
Of the ordinary methods ba
plant enough 10 iattcn Che h0
fall.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-11

A new pavement Is being laid along the
frOutof the Capitol yard. Thank you,
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CONFESSION OF MURDERFRs.

LoGANsroRr. Ind, MAY 1.-Two young
men, named jerome Brooks ana charles
carr have made full confession of commit
ting the murder and robbery of slater at
this place, April 20. They are now In JAIL
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TILE rrNnAIE MuEpER.

SPRrSGFIELp. Ill, May 1.-The excite
ment at the murder of Mr.. Tyndale Is a lit
lie abated. Many rumors prevail, but no
certain clue has been found.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-11

And l. OmiEOusIy silent I'm Refer
ence 40 picked Cavalry
and s.SedenInry Militia"
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If the land i- iu good e.al
sweep or cultivator viii DR. Ie
implement for this work HaH
the first working, manure uN
seed which has been killed. orP III
may be adyantagcou.y aFG..o. .
each bill 10 be covered uilh laaT
planted below the general Iou.
surface dirt may Doe thrown pf0t.
10 the stalks 40 this working m
good soft bed through which ihaH
may thrust thcmsoIvcs. ID
the experiment ofputtnga rW.I
nure around the stalk and tHDu.H
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Prom snn-L..-

rom vac southern I...
Preparation oflond and ft.,.
finished, cultivation rrort,
attention. Whilst fult r
shallow culture systam .
concerns the good of thc ps
cd, and the increased aa'rr
farmer togo over DIS crop n6
latter b tantam0uut 90 ual
cultivate larger crops dll rI
posed 90 run together anI I
have fallen since DO uas bn...
think it always do imb.o ,5r.
working deep andH9roul Ht-
That done, a mellow I'D
the remainder of ihe a
friablc and sandy land. ronr
more than the sweep on aH
old land that hns boon ua l.
ly, that has not much yeg.aII
IL and has not been broken .
needs a thorough stirring Affords
rains Of winter and spring aa .r.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-12-30
The Public Road Question.

We were pleased TO find in the last issnc of
the Journal, article from the District Attor-
ney Of this District. in response to ours OF the
previous issue of the COURIER. the subject of
tho public roads and the roa, law of st. Landry.
We look npon his article a very clear, full
and satisfactory statement of the situation. We
are satisfied that neither lie, nor the District
Judge is responsible for the unsatisfactory con-
dition of our public roads.
We did not, even before this article from the
District Attorney, believe that either he or the
Judge were liable to any fault finding on that
score; for the Judges charges at at least two
previous terms Of his Court, on the road law, and
the obligations of road oversecrs, to the Grand
Jury, is fresh in our memory: nor have we for
gotten the characteristic energy, earnestncss
and promptncss displayed by the District At
torney at the time. i'll his efforts to render ef-
fective the charge of the Juige, and to enforce
the law. His action in the premises not
lost upon us, any more than it was upon all WHO
have the prosperity Of our entire Parish at heart
These efforts, we thought then. and now say
had on excellent tendency, and deserve well of
the citizens of our Parish.
We are gratifed now to learn. through the
article above alluded to, that the obstacles to
an efficient and prompt execution of the road
law, that formerly existed. have been removed :;
and the promises Of the District Attorney in this
connection give us unfeiGned pleasure. for lie
must be assured that We have great faith III
them, and entertain no doubt whatever as to
their fulfiilment, if that be possible.
We therefore, would add to his, oar note of
warning to road overseers, who may hereafter
be found to be delinquent. Let them have q
care that they do their whole duty, and do not
fail to make others, whom the law subjects to
their authority for the benefit of the public, do
their ,rhoie duty. Let them but emulate the
example of fearlessness and energy in the dis
charge of duty, given them by the District At
torney, and St. Landry will yet get out of the
"slough of despond>~in which she has been
''stieking7 for some years past. With good
roads, good bridges, and q rigid and stern en-
foreement within her limits Of the laws, she will
regain her lost position among the Parishes of
the State.
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We are paiued to have to announce the death
of one of the oldest and most respectable citi-
Gems of our Parish. Afflicted with disease
saperinduced by an accident, to which he was
enabled to resist for long time, thanks to his
robust health and iron will, Mr.. Louis +. Las
trapes departed this life on the 9th inst, at the
age of II years.
Mr. Lastrapes belonged to one of th~F oldest
and most respectable families of this Parish.
His impartial and sympathitic nature obligins,
and well known uprightness, ,,had won for him an
enyiable reputation, and he Thus leaves to his
descendants, aud the present generation, an
example worthy of imitation.
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e. The committee designated by law to
contract for tho publication of judicial adver'
tisements in certain newspapers of the State,
having revoked @ portion of those contracts,
and the official journal of this Parish, who had
been awarded the contracts for publishing the
laws and the parochial printing and advertising,
being among the number of newspapers whose
contracts were so revoked, We would inform
our friends and the public generally of our par
ish therein interested, that there being no Ion
ger an ''oficial journal" in St. Landry, admin
istrators of estates and others having the dis
posal Of advertising of whatever nature, have
now the sprivileger of choosing the paper in
which they desire their publication to appear.
We therefore to-day. again solicit share Of
the patronage Of the public, and would in the
meantime call the particular attention of those
interested to cur advertising rates, which are
nearly 50 per cent. lower than those of the ex-
'ofieial5 Journal:
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At The >,hraggarts of the admini<tra-
tlonz5ttfJtsn one hand. and the di>p"nd
cnt of the Democratic faith. "a the other
arc reminded by the pittsbuig Past. :;
journal that is opposed to paSSiv>m
that in 1887, the Democrats carried
neatly all the States. and ut the plc>i-
dental election in i 10. the Viii IS elect
cd General Harrison by an immense ma
jorlty : that in l~i:} the Democrats Su<-
ta'ncd defeat in most of the States, and
i'll l>ll they elected james X. Polk: that
IN l>F the elections were exceedingly
favorable fer the Democracy, and in Isis
the Wings elected Taylor that in 1851
nca,l Y all the elections were Wing. and
and in 1852 Pierce was elected President
by the Democrats: that in lS:5J the Re
publirans ca'ied nearl lv all the North
ern States, but in 1856 buchanan was
nearly nnauimously Y elected: and that
in 1S.9 the Democracy was successful
e> :ryWhe,e. and ia lcGO Lincoln WAS
elected. The Post, hence, concludes
that ''thc rule in l>72 will be sure to
work"
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&szCcc>S..lEl.iL Sales.

Est. ii " knbinctt-D Smith admir-. VIII sill
on Jan 10Th near ii. Cane: 80 acres Of luHd
with iInpro, ,ne,its Bayou Petit prtiric ,ll,>
horses. cattle. hogs sheep furniture. tools. corn.
&c. Tcrms-nutl half cash, balance in |! mnr:tlls.
E~ts. 5 W Quirk and Ann l. lIar.rove-Wi!li-
Quirk. admir-. will sell ut the Court House ON
January 3,l. for cash: tract of 4nn arpcnts ON
Bayou BUuf; the undivided half of Ill acres of
land OH same bayou; another tract situated in
same neiShborh"o'l, and all improvements &C..
on above mentioned tracts
Est Chas. Is Suth-,Jno. F. SmeIl admir- will
sell in Grand Cotcau on Dec %: tract of land
Ill said town continuing lhlarpcnts with iInlr'.v-
ments. Terms-One, bird cash. balance in and
:
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~ Governor Walmoth, Immediately
after his triumph in the election of a
President of the Senate, signalized his
victory by annulling the contract with
most of the country Radical organs which
have. lived Off the public treasury with
out any corresponding benefit to the pub
lie This is a step in the light direction.
The printing bill is one Of the greatest
Of all the Radical outraGcs and it is Il
wonder that the people have submitted
to it as long as they have. Let Gov-
crnor Warmoth follow up his reforms
and he will find the people operating
with him on all sides. Nor are the fol-
lowers of Oscar J. Dunn wanting i'll
their promises of reform. They have
already given ont that the infamous
election bill, the Militia Bill, and the
Constahnaly bill shall be repealed at
an early day in the next session. This
will eDtItle them to Il great deal of
praise. With these odions bills off the
statute book the people can then have
4 fair election and the affairs of the
State will then be placed in the hands
of men who are competent to manage
them.
We shall therefore. look forward with
much interest to the assembling of the
Legislature in January. We hope to
see at least one session Of Il carpet bag
Legislature spent in doing something
else besides plundeling.
- Louisiana Dcmocrnt
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~City Constable Williams, ofSelma
Ala, introduced the following resolution
to the consideration of the National Po.
lice Convention during its recent session
at St. Louis; g.
Resolced, That the Chiefs of Police in
the Northern and Western States be re-
spectfully requested to furnish the Chiefs
OF Police in the Southern States accurate
photographs and descriptions of al
thieves, scoundrels and penitentiary con.
victs, who escape from Northern and
Western States, as it is believed they viii
be found either holding or seeking ths
different Federal State and county off
ces in the South, as leaders in the Radi
cal party. - i ..
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THE OPELOUSAS COURIER,
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
EOSCE SA ~ I'D I'd r.

SDITIONs:
svbs+,,,u;on-Three Dollars per year, payable
"' "'atrerrs;na-Fifty Cents per square for the
sr.t Insertion and Twenty-Five Cents for each
subsequent gu m insertion. Eight lines or less con-
All advertisements sent in for publication
will he inserted in English and French tunlees
otherwise ordered) until the pubhsher shall
Judge it convenient to discontinue.
Candidates to public favors will. pay Fifteen
nounced. .
Obituary Notices, Cards of Thanks &C., I'd
be paid for as advertisements.
Personal cards, when admissible. to be cnafB
ed at the rate of 20 Cents per line, in advance
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!z Magistrates blanks for sale. a,:t! other
JOB Hnr!, l"iir un short Hutirr. at this u;t e..
rli'ai""r and more neatly C"ttin up than in any
other "iltrc i'll the Parish. Cill and ,>ai.ll1,r
specimens and prices and see ii lhi> is empty
boast. We guarantee coed "-nrkiNaI>llil At
fair prices: indifferent u" cA-a|.t,I w"gk not
solicited Eor bids made i'll mj4;t!pn .to, htr-
ri9r irin'tng.
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PLANTATION TO LEASE 1t is to-day at +
o'clock, at the Court House that the richly
productive and wclmprovcd Pratt plantation
will be leased for the year 1872 to the hghe
bidder. Sect he advertisement in another col
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~ Munzes shcimer has yet hand i pretl Y
good supply of toys, Confectionery. fine, liquors,
&c. suitable for the holidays. besides his select
stock of groceries, and choice flour particularly.
See advertisements
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~ We learn that man by the name Of
Louis Anlinc was shot and killed at a hall near
Pull'cvile. in the southwestern part OF this
Palfsll. on the III ,li1 of the :!: inst TiIrle i
no Jlnc As t" WHO rrllmtratr, the deed. n"r
were We allr to learn the particulars Of the AZ
e..
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Larger Circulation

sP Messrs. Griffin 4 Hoffman, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. 4. South street. Bult-
more, Md are duly authorized to contract for
advertisements at our lo,rest rates Advertisers
in that City are requested to leave their tavors
with this house.
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c. One Of our coafrsres, speaking Of the rev
oca.ion of the printing contracts, regrets to see
the peeuniary loss sustained by some of its neigh
bors by the measure. But it never expressed
any sympathy with the public who were being
ruined by means of this odious 'law," nor
with ito excluded confreres. 1t is true that its
proprietor was pretty we'll provided for, having
q share of the sscake' and a seat in the Legis'
lature. '
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- Try cake of that celebrated SApoIIn. it
has no rrlal t"r general cleansing properties,
and j. far superior to soap tor I'LL PURPOSES ta-
crlt washing CLOTHES. I">rN ha, it for sale.
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The Season of Gifts and Rejoicing!
WOULD you make glad the heart of your
w Old Druggist !-Come and settle your &c
count without delay; And if in your day of need
you have found him obiging, remember the trite
but true old saying: One good turn deserves
another" JOHN POSET.
Opelousas Dec 81. 1871. I'm
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sSheriG's Sales.

C.S. Cozne vs.. jos. NJ Bcrrs:-Dom. I.aIlnnr
VS.. JOS NJ l'ccrs-Thr Sheriff will >,l. on years
credit, at the Court House, on Janry.sGth: the
barge Green Horn.
!: II l. Garland vs. Francois Richar,l-Thc Sheriff
will sell for cash, on january 9th, at the Court
House: lGo acres of land with buildings &c.
ZeIicnne Lyons VS.. Eliza Guidry.-Thc Sheriff
will sell. at the Court House. a credit of II
months. on January 9th, 1872: q tract of about
so acres of land; two of about l60 acres each ::
another trac: of 70. and one of 81 acres: tract
; of 200 acres on PlaIucmnc: tract of 81 acres:
the undivided half of :Uu arpcnts in Mallct woods
L + Lastrapes vs. Geo. " Wykot-Thr Sheriff
will sell at tlc Court House on January 9TH. for
cash: a plantation on Bayou Bnuf containing
$50 arpellts. with buildings &c. thereon,
VIM Otfutt. liquidator ct AL vs.. Eliza A Sutll-
crland-Thc Sheriff will sell on Jan. 9Th. at the
. Court House for cash: piece Of land with i'm
provemcnts in Washington.
, $ Bloch Bloch. Duprf & Co.. in liquidation
The Sheriff will sell at the Court House on Jan.
9th. for cash lot of ground with buildings &c,
, thereon in Opelousas.
VIM C Johuson VS.. S Medlock-Thc Sheriff will
sell at the Court House on Jan 9th, for cash IL
tract Of 80 acres of land on Coulee Croche. and
one of 40 acres i'll Paquemine Brulee, with all
the improve ncnts sc, thereon.
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N O " r. C 81 ,

DUBLIC notice is hereby given to all who arc
IL indebted to the Estate of Patrick kcough.
decd, to come forward and make payment OF
their Indebtedness, and those who have claims
against stid Estate. to present them for classi-
fcation if approved to the undersigned.
MARIEL RICHARD.
Dec. 30, IS7l.-1m Administrative.
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Gi.ESs WHO l. TIE NEArI.sT HOT sEKEEll.R III
our town! We know her. She cleans her knives
china. Windows. paint, oil cloths tables and
iinorS and hri@htr2~ her tia. brass and copper
wares With Enorh M"r-a!.'s Sons S;.polio. Ask
for il. 1T j. u good thing.
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- Men who don't believe in advertising nrt
grnc!u1iv the first to rli-h to Ir;,ltim. rtfirt
when they "r fteir friends get int" >cra'e mot
to have it mentioned. yOu know.
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U We were the recipients, on Thursday
evening, of an elegant lunch. from the kind ia'
dies nnder whose anspiees the fair for the behe-
At of the Catholic Church was held here on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday last, for which
they will please accept our thanks.
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Administrators 'Tableaux.

Est Sam e McPherson-Virginia Bas~et, test.
cx'tx, has fled final tahleau of distribution of
funds which will be homologated Jan. 9th, if no
opposition III made.
Est J. B. Ltgcr-Corinne Smith widow, tutrix.
has filed final tableau and distribution of said
estate, which will be homologated December %,
if no opposition is made.
Est Geo. r. King-Ann E. VIM, adm'x. has
filed a tableau of classification of debts of said
estate, to be homologated Dec. 25 unless opposed.
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Attend tn" auction by Jos. '. Roy & Co., to-
day and to morrow.
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~ \ light running seated Carriage. and
very gentle hor>" 1"r sale. Apply t"Jno. P",cy.
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transcription Free.-Every person advertis-
ing in this paper to the amount of twenty dollars.
and paying the same cash at this office will be
entitled to one years subscription gratis"
OIelonsas journal.
We would, in the meantime, inform all inter
ested that every person advertising in the Corr
TER to the, amount of Ten Dollars at the
Journals regular rates, and paying the same
cash at this office, will be entitled to one year :
subscription to the COURIER grati~,-;t,lminis
traitors of estates and others interested in judi
cial advertising not executed
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FAMILY GROCERIES,.

VERS. Dcscssarts, Main Street. near the old
vi Union Hotel. respectfully solicits Il share
of the public patronage. Her grocery is well
stocked with everything required for family use.
such rs Hams, Potatoes, Bacon. Rice, LarH.
Onio"s. .iPptes, Bntter, Cheese O,ungcs. Coffee.
Fish. Confectionery. Vines, Cordiais. Liquors.
Candies, DC, which she will sell as cheap as can
be bought elsewhere. Idec9-3m
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BUCKS BRILLIANT
e 90 KIN STOVE.

VHNEiE most durable. the least complicated and
IL the most easily managed of all Cooking
NStoves. First Premium awarded at the St. Louis
Fair in 1865 "a. 'b7. and 1858: and at the Lou
isiana Fair i'll 1868 1869 and 1870
The undersigned having been appointed sole
Agent for st. Landry for the sale Of these cele-
bratcd Cooking Stoves, will constantly have on
hand. at his Tin Shop in Washington, an assort-
mcnt of the same, also Fire Crates, Hollow
ware, manufacturer of plain and Jspanned Tin
were and stamped ware.
~ Depot at Jos. Blum, Opelousas, where all
orders will be promptly filled.
EUGENE LEMONTEY.
Washington, La. March IS, 1871. (2s-1y
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EF Our faithful Carrier is preparing his
New Years compliment to the patrons ofSthe
Courief, and may be expected radiant and
happy on Monday morning at domicil.
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an InfaNiable place IN get Bargains Jos. V
Roy & Cos. auction Room.
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For Rent For The Year 1874.

A~-> That richly productive and inn
a5 proved plantation. the property
- of the Estate of the late John G.
Pratt and Mrs. C.. w. Pratt, stu
ate1 in the Bellevue Prairie about five miles
south of Opelousas. The lands heretofore in cul~
tivation have been entirely enclosed during the
current year with new and strong fence, and
repairs made on the residence.
These premises will be let to the highest bid
der at the Court House in this town at IL NJ, on
Saturday December 30th, 1871,
One-third Of said rent payable cash, and the res
idue payable on or before the first Of December,
1872, for which said amount a satisfactory obi
cation will be required.
Pnblic act of lease to be executed at the ex-
pense of lessee. j. H. OVERTON,
-~~~~7 r."~55- Test. Ex'r. and Agent.
Opelousas; Nov. 25th. 1871.
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g There are now col conyicts III our PtIl
Tertiary, and more are coming.
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FOR SALE
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

RHRS. NJ. NJ HAYES respectfully informs
W. the public, that she will open a frivate
School, at her residence. in Opclousas: on n Mon
day the 4th of September. Terms - y" per
month.
Sept. ed, lS7l.-tt.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-12-30

Don't forget the auction sales to-day au'l to
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-12-30

~ saturday and Sunday next. the auction
sales hy Jos V Rey X Co., will lc continued.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-12-30

Capt. Pickett has withdrawn the ''Selula'
from our tlHde. The 'Lcs>c LLN l6r is now
alone III the trade between por, and New
OrlnlnS'