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TOR RENT AND SALE.

Tor SAIL on RRHI-Vour nsv thr..-storT
= 1ntSA HOUSES, On fsunsylvaEta avenue, be
tween 9TH and nth sfreets east, ell Ecdern conve
nlcnoes VII rent % esrsful ants, OF sel on easy
tse, OF .kpW. CLARK Co., Lumbsr and CD
p-ssers, We avenue and oh %. southeast my1s In
LOB RnEr-furnishsd HOUSE, from Js1e istS
70 Qesoeer ist. Appy q ss3 i,th strovs. bet.
EoR sALn.A desir.ble RESIDENCE on Ter.
between lFth and 18th sss. has all modern i'm
provemente. and n every reepect suited for fr-f.
sinss dwelling. For terms aud particulars apply Al
E3R RkNT-rhe 80 CONVENIENT, new BRICK
HOUSES near corner tn and Boundsry street
only bali square from cars, good pavement Rant
BsOXEE. Al. T-as-L... vi O strss.. 70 T.
3 3bn s AN OF p SsdHAyGHANeE t2E WASHING
On parnsstoyn rcad, near Rockville, shout . mile.
nom rairoad station loo in cuitiyArion al In
wcod: good house. stablinr, ice house ana other us
hG myfs A'''''" i psasE .sr pARMSkILLE,
FoR REET-Egrni:hsd HOUSE, No. 1IT aust
OF 70 GEO. Q. PARKER, ONCE over Mstropoitsu
EOR RENT-HOusE IN "CorcorSa Rov A.
Il ply No. 1880 street. snsS
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TO "a PRISON WITH A CAPITAL OF $4,000
terest In established business, new psYiny fro1,
% GO TO $500 year, and can be largely creassd
fsrtiss desiring business address 3. H. } psf OF.
Eok SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROF.
pine miles from wsshingteo, on turnpife. I'm,
terms. Inquire Of B. y. KING Co., 63i Loai.,
lana ayenue lsi7 2w'
"A sAFE INyKsTMENT-For sale on easy
"A terms, an excellent business stand; rent mode
ss'sblished lssi With good run o. trade at present
Address BOOKS. star once. " 1''"s y jsi U.s. 8,
e PER CENT. Y0.YEAR BONDS OF THE
OUT RAILRoAD COMPANY FoR SALE.
n, ESSsnd %
sEfIfsf g gSSSs a s9 ~ Is
Only 5000 per mile Of these bonds viii be offered
These Bonds are I'm the following denomination:
Sia, S2so. SSo9. and 81 go. They win be ready
snp X nSs ss,
and Pennsylvania avenue. jeis-tf
MoNEY-LOAue NEGOTIATED upon Reai
w Estate security, In large or smell s1m. a short
A0 Real Estate Broker, No 3 i ssg S,h street,
JET I'm opposite Post once.
WlLL. BIZ IN THE OITI ROE ONE MONTH
w to buy SECONDHAND CLOTHING and
" Ros B. The highest price paid Addr:ss
$4,000, In sUns FROM q 900 UP.
JUAN BOYLE CO.,
marn-d us 18th street n. W.
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nRY GOODS AT
IL GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
frsm this date, MSSpdsy; june l7th,)

93s Pa. ave, between 9th and 10th streets.
III commence to sell of his entire stock Of fine
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods at greatly reduced
prtess. Bargains may be confidently ex pscted, As
many goods are posiiy ely marked oeIoc COS, OF am
PoTfafton. They consist of rich Black aud Colorea
Lye ms ciiks japanese Silks, Black and White Lace
Ponies, Paris Kid Gloves. travelling Dress Goods,
al kipds OF summer Dress Goods, Black 4" Buffalo,
Alpecss, Black Beaver, Mohairs, Linen Dre .
GOODS, nne hte Goods, Hosiery, Dome site Cotton
- For short time only we shall sell our one
dollar KID GLOVES at Is cents, and our bsst two
ooiar AIo 0Ioves az Lou. jel7-3t
HELAp9gAETHBs ToR PRESIDENTIAL
G ns pris BAIGEs Of All kinds Send for Gircea!
everywhere. Will sell like hot cakes sample Of
each Kind ont sent to any address BY mail upon the
n ceipt Of WITTY CENTS. 8. WHITE co .
jewelers., e3 Nassau street, New ork jeis-6t
CARRIAGES, eARR1.e.s,,,o AsRIAdEsI
On hand the largest assortment Of new and sec
ord hand CARRIAGES ever offered in 80.
this city. All styles from LandAus to 2ZS
Pony Phae'ons, at very low prices.
Repairing pr omptly attended to.
ROBT. b. GRAHAM,
New Repository and Factory, 4l04l4 sth sire ct
between u and e. jel4 St
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DRY GOODS.

N = Z 3 q O o MS,
In ELEGANT STYLES AND GREAT VARIETY
AT GREATLY kEDuCED PRsCEs
Prices, 10, I2,l, Is, 20, Is. &C, &c.
Imitation japanese Silks at ~ cents
japanese Silks, %, 62f. and IS oeuts
~ VIC have on cur center counter a large lot Of
hhMhAN1s, comprising White Goods and Dress
SOoos, at one half the original prices.
hogan q wHhE,
POPULAR DIV GOODS HOUsE.
el2-u no I0le and 1000 7th street N. W.
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100000

Total ], 600 Gifts, all cash. 9 500 900
This Concert, like the first Of the 18th of December
hich was so decidedly successful, and which
The nrst grand gift was drawn by ard paid to Mr.
chm g Durf, Of Memphis, Tenn J, 10 for the bene-
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I'D H.R. 7&D
'Ot Weather CIOfhtMg!
,Of Weather CsOShing!
'Of " Gather CyOfhing!
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
ONE DOLLAR COATS!
TIE RUSH UNPRECEDENTED!
ZEBRA AND LINEN DOLLAR COATS;
DRAP DETE, DUCK, ALPACA,
And all other kinds of COATS. with PANTS and
VESTS to match.
ALL SIZES ALL QUALITIEsl ALL pRlCEsi
GOODS WARRANTED FAST CoLORy.
&&##!!!!kk xyEEssTTs All TTHHEEETF VESTS,
FACATTON SUITS FOR BoYS,
Large Assortment.
DaBBSAiEs! BUY NOW
DDannSSaIcs. BUY NOW
DA00hinSl BUY NOW
- CUSTOM DEPARTMENT stocked with
PIECE GOODS, which we manufacture to order At
the shortest notice and in the most fashionable
style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-17

~ CUSTOM DEPARTMENT stocked with
PIECE GOODS, which we manufacture to order at
the shortest notice and in the most fashionable
style.
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will be given to the holders Of tickets by distrbu
tion by lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS as follows:
LIST or GIFTS:
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vsf Oh STVLEb-A PR6MISSORY NOTE
for 93lS - ,fsecured By de ID Of trust j date
the l9th OF December, lS70, bearing interest from
date, drawn tn the name Of Charles T. Behrens nd
pas ABLE % John Nelson. eighteen months AMER
tiatins said note -'so
JAS. JOHN MELsoH.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

of April next, for the PURPOSE of considering the
political condition of the State; to determine the
future policy of the Democratic party with re-
ference to the elections in November next and
to take such action and adopt such measures
as may be deemed advisable.
Therefore be it resolved, That for the purpo-
ses and objects named in the aforesaid resou-
tion, convention of the Democrats of the State
OF Louisiana is hereby called, to assemble in
the city OF New Orleans on Thursday, the 18th
of April next.
Resolved, that the basis of Representation for
this convention shall be one delegate for every
three hundred, and one for every fraction over
one hundred and fifty Democratic votes cast at
the general election OF 1868. Every parish shall
be entitled to at least one representative This
rule applies to each new parish
Accordingly, the several parishes shall be en-
titled to representation as follows:
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
TO EMHGRANTg.
To The People of st, Landry.

Agency hound City Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
OPELoUsAs, LA, Nov. 4th, 1871.
T BEG leave to announce that have accepted
l. of the Agency of the Mound City Mutual
Life Insurance Company, of ct. Louis Mo. MY
office is in the Court House, where will be most
happy to explain to all whose interest and duty
requires the aid of that most benevolent of mod
ern institutions-life insurance. The high char
aeter of tho Mound City renders it unnecessary
to say word In its behalf; its policy holders are
composed of some of the most intelligent and
respectable citizens of this and adjoining Par.
ishes, to whom take great pleasure in referring
to their names below. The Louisiana Depart
ment is under the control of our very best citi-
Gems, and every member director may be regard
ed as guardians to the widow and the orphan.
The following gentlemen compose the Louisi-
ana Board: E. T. Merriek, C. H. Mouton, Jas.
jackson, Robt. Hare, l.. A. WiltZ, Thos Fitz-
william, +. H. Hatch, Octave Voorhies, B. B.
Simmns. ...=...5-.z j.a..s..s. ... +
Hwould also refer to- the cards of Mrs. Hayes,
widow of the late Jas. G. Hayes of this Parish,
and of Mrs. O,Bryan, of Vermilion Parish, widow
of Col Daniel O'Bryan. The promptness with
which all losses are paid by this institution re-
commends it most strongly to the consideration
of our people.
Names of policy holders: Dr. John A. Taylor,
Alcee Dupre, Henry L. Garland, Joel II. Sandoz,
j. j. Morgan Thos C.. Andersen, G. &. SwayZe,
DR.. J. l.. Estorge, j. L. Morris, Capt. Carmouche,
Jos. M. Moore A. r. Hawkins and many others.
Also. from other Parishes, lonn list could be
furnished. but will only mention Gov. A. Mols-
ton of Lafayette, and Generals Alcibiades De.
Blanc and Alexandra Declouet of st. Martin,
81 A. GARRIGUES.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

Fresh Garden, Flower, Tree and Shrub,
Evergreen, Fruit and Herb Seeds, Pre-
paid by Mail. A complete and judicious
assortment, IS sorts Of either class, 81 90
Tne SIX classes, (150 packets) for S5. 90.
Also an immense stock of one year
grated Fruit Trees, small fruits. fruit
stocks, young fruit, ornamental and ever
green seedlings, bulbs. roses, vines, house
and border plants, &c, &c, the most
complete assortment in America. Pre-
paid by mail. Priced catalogues to any
address, also trade lists, gratis. Seeds
on commission. Agents Wanted.
q. M. WATSON, OLD Colony Nurser-
les and seed Warehouse, Plymouth,
Mass. Established lS42. L22-6t
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

The CrRcUs.-As Dan Rice will be here with
his mammoth show, on the 26th, our readers
will be interested to know what the Press has
to say. We give the following from the New
York Herald, and will follow with other ex
tracts from leading papers in onr subsequent
issues:
Dan Rice drops in among US this season like
bright oasis in the great desert of travelling
showmen. He gives to the metropolis the only
truly fashionable circus it has known. New
York is quite familiar with archie entertain
ments as accepted in our day, but with all our
experience we have never witnessed such aero
batic and gymnastic feats, such equestrianism,
and such wonderful stud of trained horses as
Dan Rice exhibits this season"
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

The DUTT OF A LAwYER.-The Hon. B. g.
Semmes, one of the ablest Lawyers OF the bar
in Louisiana, has been receiving severe casti-
gatlon from the Press of New Orleans for hay
ing lent the aid of his great talents and legal
abilities to support Gov. Warmoth in his iniqni.
tous schemes of plunder and rascality. Mr.
Semmes was one of the honored sons of Louisi
ANA, and was her chosen Senator in the Confed.
crate Senate.
Whether he should now turn and rend the
very people, who honered and trusted him, for
the sake of big fees is the question at issue.
The defence of Warmoth, i'm his schmes of plum
der. is heaping Goals upon the heads of the
taxpayers and the defence of robber at the
expense Of the innocent victims whose friend he
pretends to be is not very commendabIe to say
the least about it. Mr.. Semmes' explanation is
certainly avery weak one for man of his accE-
men, and it is remarkable that he should issue
such an address in his defence. 1t would have
been better to have remained silent. s
s5 @ Ihibo1aat1 Sentinel.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

The SATANIC PREss--Many years ago the N.
Y. Tribune, an honest and able paper, bestowed
this appellation upon such venal sheets as de-
fend wrong and assail truth for hire. The pro-
priety of the appellation is as evident now as
then. There is class of journals happily small
--who answer to the sfence," or concealer of
stolen goods, and the shyster, or Tombs' attor-
ney. The first is dishonor to the merchant.
The second to the honorable profession of the
press. Let the people discriminate between the
impostors and true men of each profession.
~. O. Picdyune
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
ADDRESS
--oF THE
. Democratic State Central
COamanfttee
TO THE
PEOPLE OF LOUISIANA.

Rooms DEMoCRATIc CENTRAL COMMITTEE. }
New Orleans. February 1872 (
The primary object in calling Convention at
o date earlier than would have been done under
ordinary circumstances, ID to secure and perfect
thorough organization of the Democratic party
this result as an element of snccess is too impor
tant to admit of delay, and the necessity for its
immediate attainment is rendered the more ur-.
gent by epresent condition and probable oper-
alton Of the Registration and Election laws.
We have labored strenuously for q modifca
tion Of these and eognate laws, and with the
single object of restoring to the people their
rights of self-goyernlnent. The extraordinary
powers with which the Executive had been arm
ed, the corrupt dispensation OF bis vast patron
age, the lDoldness aud frequency of his usurpa-
ton of power to strike down those in his own
party who refused to become his personal adller-
ents, his repeated acts Of political treachery to
the col0red race whose votes had elevated linn
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
BUCKS BRILLIANT
G. 90 TX ING STOVE.

VVHE 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, 66, '67, and 1868; and at the Lou
isiana Fair in 1868, 1869 and 1870.
Agent for St. Landry for the sale Of these cele-
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.
- Depot at Jos. Blum Opelousas, where all
orders will be promptly filed.
EUGENE LEMONTEY.
Washington, La March 25, 1871. T28-ly
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
A Fit Close of ana Infamous
III -#4t Career. Ha2 r.

The body called the General Assembly of Lou
isiana, terminated last night it's career of unpar
alleled infamy. 1t would be a trite phrase, to
say that the history of modern times furnishes
no such example of the gross abuse of power, Of
such fragrant immortality, corruption, and indie.
cency, as have marked the career of this dis.
graceful assemblage. :
J From the beginning this 80 called Legislature
has been den of plunderers, audacious jobbsrs
and brokers in votes, where the rights and fran
chises of the State have been peddled away by
pretended OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES filthy lucre. I'm
der the pretence of giving the people republican
government and laws, they have outraged and
trampled upon every principle and object which
are held sacred under that form of government,
and regarded as essential to freedom and right.
The whole aim has been to flch from the peo-
pie all that could be extracted and divide the
spoils between the members and the rings of job
bers which have controlled and manipulated
their votes and acts
! The theory was assumed, nay, proclaimed, that
the people, the Taxpayers, those from whom the
lawful revenues of the State were derived, were
just prey of certain miserable adyenturers who.
by the grossest frauds, foisted themselves into
the representative seats. Highwaymen, burglars
and petty thieves could not be less disturbed by
conscientious scrnples, nor more Indifferent to
the consequences of their acts, nor even to the
appearance thereof, than have been these plum
derers ard despoilers of a whole people.
But pshaw! Why dwell on this revolving
theme9 5 6s #
We can only be excused for doing so because
of the lesson and warning, combined therein for
this people. of the consequences, the immeasur.
able evils and wrongs which have resulted to
themselves from their lethargic Indifference to
and virtual abrogation of their most serious and
important duty in life: the duty of choosing
their own political rulers and agents, and vigil
antly supervising their own government.
# ". o. Times, I'd March.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

THE PEERLEss.-We are requested to announce
that the letters, papers, packages &C., by this
boat, will hereafter be left at the store of Mr..
E. Phillips adjoining the COURIER Office; and
all letters and orders for that boat can also be
left there, where they will be promptly attend
ed to. ....
We learn that the Peerless, though but re-
Gently introduced in our navigation, is receiving
fair share of patronage, and seems to be Civ
ing general satisfaction to shippers.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

The COURIER is published in the most popu-
fous Parish in the State, except Orleans, and
has O .a}HH# NJ y. t~ .aa-r't
s.#. Larger Circulation
in that Parish than any other paper, and is one
of the best ADVERTISING mediums in the inte-
rior of the State. s... s.., f-.s.....s-.- '
Transient advertisements 25 cents per square
of eight lines lminionl - ~
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
Dernocratic state Conyentfon,.
Rooms Of Ae Democratic State

Rooms of The Democratic State }
Central Committee,
NEW ORLEANS, February 23d, 1872
At q meeting of the Democratic State Central
Committee held this day the following resolu-
tions were adopted:
N hereas, Atameeting Of the Democratic State
central Conlmittee held in the city OF New Or
leans ON the 10th Of February instant, at which
were present. representative Democrats from
the several parishes OF the State and nenacerat;c
members OF the Legislature, the following reso-
luton was adopted: .
Resolved, That the Democratic State Central
COMMITTEES is hereby requested to can q Con.
semble in the city Of New Orleans on fhe-day
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

THE OPELoUsAs LAND AGENT.-dr. Jas. H.
Houston requests us to announce that he will
soon issue the March number of this publication
Merchants, lawyers and business men generally
who may wish to avail themselves OF the advan-
tages Of the Land agent as an advertising medi-
nm, should send In their cards without delay in
order TO insure their insertion in the next issue
For terms, 30, apply to JAS. I'll. Houston, at
Mr. Chas. N. Ealer's jewelry establishment, cor
ner Of Main and Landry streets.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

THE SULPHUR MINING MAcHINERY.-We learn
by the New Orleans Picayune of the 29th ult.,
that the ship Mount Thabor, which left Calais
on the 22d December last and arrived at the
mouth of the Mississippi on Monday, is princi-
pally laden with machinery for the sulphur
mines in Calcasieu parish The need of this
machinery has been the only cause of delay in
the operations at the mines. The Mount Tha=
bor will proceed to the mouth of the Caleasieu
River, where she will transfer her freight to
smaller vessels that will convey it to the mines.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
REDUCED RATES
FOR
q StamJimg Advertisements.

job work done on short notice, ut 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 at
fair prices; Indifferent or cheap ~ work not
solicited NOR bids made in competition for inte-
2'iOr printing.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
- =. . oLIo
Is for sale at Poseys.
THE OPELOUsAs COURIER,
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
-BY-
EONCE SAND OZ.

CONDITIONS:
Sabsc,iptton-Three Dollars per year, payable
inrariGbly in advance
Adrertisinq-Fifty Cents per square for the
first insertion and Twenty-F Five Cents for each
subsequent insertion. Eight lines or less con-
stitute square.
All advertisements sent in for publication
will be inserted in English and French tunless
otherwise orderedl until the publisher shall
Judge it convenient to discontinue.
Candidates to public favors will pay Fifteen
Dollars eaeh in advance, if they wish to be an
nounced. s..-
Obituary Notices, Cards of Thanks, &C., to
be paid for as advertisements.
Personal cards, when admissible, to be charg
ed ut the rate Of 20 Cents per line, in adyaSee.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

1t being understood that from the country
parishes as many delegates may be accredited
as may be desired by the parishes respectively.
cations in the country parishes and the Parish
Committee i'll the city or New Orleans be re-
quested to cause to be elected, by parishes in
the country, and by wards in the city, delegates
to the Convention aforesaid, and that all re.
the meeting of the Convention on the day fixed
the 18th of April next. HI OGDEN,
President Democratic State Central Committee
THOMAS STEEL, Secretary.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

- We are requested to inform our readers
Of tbs approaching departure of Mr. Mancel; all
needing photographs, ambrotypes, stereoscopic
views, 20, should not delay. as they now have
but one week longer to secure them. visit to
his Gallery, in the Old Bank Office. viii suffice
to convince anyone that his work is in no res
Paet saferior TO that Of the best artists Of Paris
London az New York.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
FAMILY GROCERIES.

MFRS. Desessarts, Main Street, near the old
NA Union Hotel, respectfully solicits share
of the public patronage. Her grocery is well
stocked with everything required for family use,
such as Hams, Potatoes, Bacon, Rice, Lard,
Onions. Apples, Bntter, Cheese, Oranges, Coffee,
Fish, Con- nfectionery, Wines, Cordials Liquors,
Candies de-, which she will sell as cheap as can
be bought elsewhere. Ldec9-3m
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

To LEAsE.-That desirable business stand, on
Main Street, under the COURIER Office. The
room is large and convenient, and well suited
to any kind of business; possession given i'm
mediately. Apply at this Office. ~
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

Woods Household Magazine for March con-
tains articles from Horace Greeley, Gail Hamil
ton, James Parton, DR.. Dio Lewis, Thos. X.
Beecher, and many others of almost equal celeb
rity. Published at 81 per year by s. 8. Wood
& Co. Newburgh, N. Y.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

DIED.-In this Parish, on the 4th inst, at the
age of 10 years, CATHERINE HAYES, daughter of
the late Jesse Hayes
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

I Groceries,-staplea and fancy,-wines and
liquors, confectionery, choice -four, and in fact
ererythis,g, that goes to constitute well assort-
ed grocery store, can he found at Munzeshei-
mer's-all at prices to suit the stringency of the
times. . *5.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09

Horse STEALrNG.-Julien Guidry, accused Of
horse stealing in Vermillion Parish, and who es-
capped from the Jail Of that Parish some time in
November, 1869, was recaptured by G. C. Duson
Deputy Sheriff of this Parish, on the I'd inst, in
Prairie Mamou, where he had been since his
escape, passing himself under the assumed name
of jean Manseau. Deputy Duson, who has ever
. vigilant eye for such characters, suspecting
something wrong Of sManseau, wrote to Sheriff
Shawof Vermillion, giving descriptionin which
the Sheriff found no difficulty in recognizing the
absent prodigal, and on coming to st. Landry
had the pleasure Of taking him back to where he
belongs.
It is to be hoped that horse thieves, and law
breakers in general, win seek some other Parish
to shield themselves from the strong grasp Of
the law. td#i
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-09
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Mr.. BAPTISTE PEFFERKORN respectfully
informs his friends, customers and the public
that he has just returned from New Orleans with
well assorted stock of materials, and engaged
the services of competent workmen, enabling
him to fill all orders entrusted to him in the best
style, at moderate prices.
Ladies' Gents and Children's Shoes
Made to order, In every style and at all prices
BAPTISTE PEFFERKORN. d.
Landry Street, opposite Johnston's Stables
Opelousas May q, 1871. 37tf