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I'm yertu des peuvoirs don't je suis reyatu par
- la loi, ie prOcederai a .vendre a Pencan pu-
bic, sans lie benetice de Destination, d mon bu-
reau, Ell Ia Maison de Cour dc Ia Par0isse st.
Landry, en- Ia vile d'OpelOusas, lie Samedi. mo
yembre, 1872, c0mmenQant a ONE heures, a. NJ,
ct ,eontinuant de jour en- jour, 81 celia est n6ces-
satre, Ia propriet6 suivante, saisie par moi
pour satisfairs DIES dettes dues a PEtat de la
Louisiana ct Ia Paroisse st. Landry, par les
apayeursde taxes ~d6linquantsd u Role DIES Taxes
savUir- E#t#E~ +T TT
I'm certain mereeaH de terre assesse au5nom
de MIae Aimee Debaillon, situe dams la Prairie
par Ie clIeInin public, au sud par lea terres deJ.
NJ. Thompson, a Pest par les terres de 7. G. Ba-
taliie, ct q P0uest par le Bayou Grand Louis.
Taxes dEtat ct de PaFoisse pour 1870 ct 80
wa 1871. ..... sf6s "A
Al 5sz.esa- D. SITTTG, ColleGtgur.
u oct.-4t,
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Succeaaf@a do IelAaa I'D. YW~hfsefnnaan,
No $3.50.
TOUR DE pAR0IsSE, ST. LAEDRY-AT-
9endue que Emile a. CaFmouehe, de Id Pa
roasse 81. Landry, aTant presente une netition
aEeflet dsetre nolllfaIe Aquidatenr de Id s0cietG
Qui agistait reinforcement entire hi. Thomas I'll
G1Dbens OF John D. Wilmington, deeede, dams
lie steamboat Gamelia.
En- consequence aNissest parle present Jlonns
aux fnteTesses dams ee1te succession d'aYoir Il
aeaHiFe par eerit q mon bureau, dams les dix
Tours qul suiVr0nt ~ date da present ayiss les
iaasQ1ass g. aIlelFle lls ont. pour lesguelles il ne
aensslt pas Iatt dluit M st6seman6g do dit p6ff
6l0n q RICHARD, Grefaer.
Sasem a,Amseams Messer.-No. $3.50.
YTAr DE La LpuIaIANE.-COUR DE PA
- Toasse, s1 Ianary-Atte1au que 0aezIfpe
HixNl tala RarotsSe 81, LANDRY, administrator
de q sAeeeasiaA d'AntoaeH ehef4. deceie, ayant
enreglstrG I'M taDIeaa ilnAl do distribution dos
fail8s de In dsfg HteessAsl1ns a-ecnmpagne dfane
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Washington. Aug. 24-ttan27. 'iANh
BOOTS AND am0Ra.-rM

BOOTS AND SHHOES.-THE UNDER
AD signed has just returned from New Orleans
with a new supply of Boot and shoe materials,
His customers will find him at his usual stand on
Landry street, between Court and Main streets,
OpelOusas, where he will he pleased to attend to
their pedal wants. Ladies' Shoes also made.
Prices moderate.
May 27, Tiff. Z, PEFFERRORN
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Nous s0mmes autoris6 i aAnoncer H. MIL
LARD DUNBAR, CONNIE Gandidat pour la
place de GreffieF de LII GeHf de District, pour La
Paroisse st. Landry, Il III pr0ehaine election.
Nous ssommes autOris6 d annoncer Mr.. AL.
BERT IASTRAPES, CONNIE eandidat pour Ia
place dc Greffief de La CoIr lie District, pour la
Paroisse st. Landry, a feleetion dc Noyembre
IlrnnIlain = :. - -
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Je snis eandidat pour Ia place de Grefier de la
Cottr, pour La Paroisse st. Landry. Il rGleetion
qui aura lieu au lois de Novembre 1872. :
JOS, ID, RICHARD,
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CARRIAGE sMOP.-THANKFUL FOR
~ the patronage heretofore extended me by the
citizens Of st. Landry, I solicit a further cOntin-
uation OF their ~faVOrs, and beg leave to inform
them that will always be ready to accOmmu-
uate them IN any. branch OF my business. ut
reasonable prices, for cash only.
All work hereafter, if not paid for on delivery.
will be charged ten per cent additional, for ilu.
mediate collection.
! have on hand hacks and buggies, which 7
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and buggies
made to order. 8, p, CLARE.
OpelOusas, Jan. 10, l872-tf.
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A SMALL FAB1E, ON BAYOU BEUF. 90
"A miles from Washington, containing so acres,
80 acres enclosed, balance Woodland, dwelling
mouse with four rooms, kitchen, stOre-P90m,
corn crib and stable, viii he sold on reagonabIe
terms. Apply to t. N. MCCRORY.
Jan. 27-tf. I'd. Washington. Ia.
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GOOD AND GENUANE.-THE UNDER.
I'm signed has just returned from New Orleans,
with alarge assortment of Pure Liquors, Havana
SegaTs, DC. Lager Beer of the best quality, and
cold Lunches, always on hand. Cali and see for
| yourself. J. PEFFERKORN.
OnelOuEaS. Nov. Aft. . .IN T.
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DARRY'8 LANDING WAREHOUSE
AD The undersigned informs his friends and
the public, that he has recently taken charge of
the new Warehouse at Barry's Landing, and will
endeav0r to give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage.
JOS. DUBOURDIEC,
Barry's Landing. Sent. Il. 1A72-tf.
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PouI, Gremer.

DR. ". A. ROBERTSON, de Washington. nous
antOrise de fafnoncer CONNIE candidat pour la
piaee de Grettier dc Ia Cou de District, pour. Ia
proclaim,
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SANN @ASAA -
win. Orleans, at
EMANUEL PHILLIPS,
g.. MAIN ST., ~oPELoUsAs.
Comprising a tip-top assortment and at lowest
Flanel, Piqu6s,. Stripes, Alpaccas,
Delaines, Cottons, All Wool Clothes, and
L. t5 3 Mourning Goods.
III t#t. .,.' GROCERIES,
Flour, Coffee. Peaches, Rice,
shoulders, Whisky, Soap, Can. Fruits,
Sides, Salt, Starch, .Tobaccos.
Bagging and Ties, Twine, 81.
And a general assortment of Ready-Made Cloth
ingfor Boys and Men, Notions, Hosiery, Trim
able and ready to meet the. wants of the pnblic.
Liberal advances are made on all cotton ship
ped through him to his merchants in New Or
leans, and Cotton Wool, Hides, &c, purchased
at the highest market prices.
We are Agents for the celebrated:
Charter Oak Stove, .-
Wilson Sewing Machine,
- a.. -.s.. Ringen Washer,
Cane Mills, Mowers and Rcapcrs, &c, &c.
All Of which will be sold at New Orleans figures
adding cost Of transportation.
A good line of shelf and heavy hardware.
Ladies', Misses, Mems and Boys, Boots and
Shoes. .F.-z.--
Men's Hats and Caps.
Farming Implements, &c, &c.
We intend selling at the lowest possible market
price, and respectfully solicit "a call, at
-.-. i.s L. PHILLIPS -.r..
~ DRY GO0Ds EMPORIUM,
Ii .r,s z Main ST., Opelousas.
Sent, ISM, .r . . .'
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DOOKKEEPHNG.-TWO SCHOLAR.
AD ships, one in DOlbear's and one in Black
mans Commercial College, New Orleans, which
will entitle the holders to attends Full Course"
in bookkeeping, can be purchased cheap. Apply
at this nfinn = - -
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NOTICE TO TRE8PAaaER@.-ALL
~ persons are warned not to pass through our
fields or enclosures, without special permission,
under pain of being prosecuted rs trespasBers.
G.. c.. SWAYZE,
May lift. 9".+ +. b. BRAND.
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STEAMBOATS,,

1872 -
Low WATER ARRANGEMENT.
The new light draft and staunch
Ne Passenger Packet
M@1$. G. t
- So .. TRENTON, ..s.
NJ. KENIsON, Master; 7. JOHN, Clerk;
Capt. KenisOn having purchased the Trenton,
expressly for tho New Orleans, Opelousas and
Washington trade. She will commence her re-
gular trips from New Orleans to Washington on
the LIST of September, aud continue until high
water, when she will be. succeeded by the .fn0
passenger eaTne LESSEE Taylor. "s@"
nj .s X. $. WILKINS, Agent,
Corner Bridge and Water SITS, Washington, La.
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SARAH IL. Kaiser ID. JOIN Frank Knox

&c Octobre, 1872. -
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FEMALE REGULATOR

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It is as sure cure in all the above dis.
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Ladies can cure themselves. of all the
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b For Il history of the above diseases, GER
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Price 81 so, los ID 90 aus33@Gg gihp /
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MI a n I'LL O CD.
How, Lost, How Restored.

\
EUST PUBLISHED, q new, edition. OF
~ DIR. CULvERWEILs CELEBRATED Els.
SAY on the radiant cure of certain weak.
nesses, the effects of sErrors and Abuses in
early life, r,g,z nj a,.a,, ,giy ,gn af,f
The celebrated author. in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice, that the alarm.
ing consequences of snch errors and abuses
may be radically cured without the dan
gerous use Of internal medicine or the ap.
tication fthe knife; pointing ont mode
of cure at once simple. certain, and ,effec.
tual, by means of Which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may
fcure himself cheaply, privately and rad.
ically.E ".Bizc5 353 II 5a7z5 5syj SIN
~ This Lecture should be in. the bands
of every youth and every man. in the land.
Sent, Under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address,, postpaid, on receipt of six
cents, or two post stamps. - E.ta- l4ui
Also, Dr. CulverwelFs Marriage Guide
price 25 cents.
Address the Publishers. gdl %
81. ,.l CHAS. j, C. KLINE s. CO.,
1877 Broadway, New York.
Jan. Silly. PFC. Box, 1886
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Ills POVEGTY!AaC CREME Elf it is,
then there are many criminals, fo1
many are too poor to live in any
Esort, Of decent comfort. Isl Sc 9cii|
rs The standard of honesty ana ex-
Fcellence, in the minds Of many men,
is money. Give an individual plen-
| ty of money-fill his barns full,
land examine his title papers to
broad acres Of land on WHICH no
mortgage; lies; and, Cwllatoa multi
tudelof faults are ohiddenibeneatll
thesegthings9R Wealth hides more
sins, than anything else. oT"HeEwas
a poor, but an honest man!' All,
there St rs. "poor'' yet s'lioniest.' y
they say, aslif tie two conditions
We're rarely allied. And that's the
way the world feels, toward poverty.
Crime and poverty gohandinhand
in the minds oftoe many ofius..A
If men wotild learn to honor and
trust each other for their intrinsic
worth-their wealth Of, mind and
sop'll-their talent, genius, industry,
sobriety, etc., he ofhe, rich Or poor;
and a lower estimate were placed
upon each other for their wealth
ofpurse; we would all be ! appier,
wiser and better. Genius would
oftenera he rewarded and better
appreciated. aa"Poor yet honest''
men would be stimulated to higher
exertior,s, for they would feel and
know that honor, trust and profit
might follow such .exertions. A
man should be honored and APP
plauded for what he lis, not for
What helhas. 1t wasInot YOUR men
of wealth who gave to She world
the steam engine thc telegraph,
the sewing machine, and thousands
Of other useful and scientific in
ventions which have reyolutionized
the he civilized world; but men le Of poy-
Yearty, who lived in -obscurity, and
under the ban of, ,reproac h on lac-
count of such poverty. It,has ever
been thus; and, we fear, will CON
tinue tosbesso, for man by nature,
is ungrateful, and money rules the
world. = [The Printer. you'd seq Raa
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Young lIcll.

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|,.sf Young si man, what are ,your pur-
p poses IN nlliiffee Have you any, that
are i94G II iY f,o or rIalFFe syop waiting for
something some hing TO- turn up to give Jon
g 'isstt steady place. 9e # the, latter you
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u tastegxa Il 1oisasvrou aaidoao4q
Those who patiently, wait from
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work, may never find it. Had they
the shady places whieAstheNtlesiIe,
they could find MO beds of roses us
they may Suppose, but, their en !
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learhestly, daitlfully,late andrarly,
and wtos succecd,oatheya woultlTabc
bound to ,dosits sn1otsa 9saigu edt
b Thefactt is, efhavo some young
Fmenout,of employment wnoithink
kthata iabor issidisrcpntablea 80 They
|fWill live ltosTepent theiritmistake.
EWe'h have toosfewf farmerspineclian
lies, 9artisaals,: engineers santl labor
ters. in ol,len times sourfatl,ers
made their fortunes by eommcnc-
ing asamcn' oftoil auporf farms at ii
h1dttance perayear,dbut they
{snewzlowsl iardy itfwas male and
they kepttit, added TO it, Bought
eachsof themga small tract oelaia,
Eand rising Step 7Dytssepthey attain !
ed independence. "Biat qtlieree we're
giants inafthQssrod ays,go, men Who
feared not etoily sun Or exposure.
Their descendants should initiate
their example2 We lave far too
many doctors,p lawyers, merchants,
clerks, etc. Also Zoo many 50 eager
to live in The shade that they enter
professions Of business often times
for which they arc totally united,
and, Hence their. Whole lives, are
failures. aIagedi1 sdt 5e9m lIiw .
b7aIr d ;nroni ii, yr3nssak Es.p!orl /
Young man, learn, that labor is
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omy to make FOR yourself not only
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|GotJ AS acwife wasiholdiug her allus7
bands achinghead I'M her hands one
morning, she asked h"Areia man and
his wife oness ~ suppose So" said'the
husband. s''Then," rejoincd theuwife,
~ came home drunk last night, and
Fought to be ashamed Of myself." -
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TIE USE OF A Lone NosE..--
The following good story is told d
Mozart at tie time lie Vas 4 pupil
of Haydn. Haydn had challenged
Mozart to compose a piece Sec Of mus
IL which liz could not play at sight,
Mozart accepted Tie banter, 4 and "a
champagne supper VA, vas to lie the
forfeit. Everything being arranged
between the composers, Mozart
took his pen'and a sheet Of paper,
and in five minutes dashed Z Of d
tpiece Of music, and, much to, Tic
surprise of Haydn, handed # to
him, saying "Well, there is a piece
Of music which you cannot play,
land L can. You are to lgivethesfrst
triaka ID Haydn smiled Ycontenipta-
Fously atthe visionary presumption
ofihis9puph, and, placing the.notes
before him Struck the keys Of the
instrument % Surprised 3atits3 sim
Fplicity, he dashed 8a&aytatitlahe
reached the middle ofnthee piece
when, stopping all at once, he said;
"How'sthis; Mozart?3 How this2
Here my hands are stretched>out
to both ends Of the'piano, yet,there
bis aniadle key to. be touched: No
body can play such music-not
fevenitbe composer himself" 3 Moz-
art smiled at the half Indignation
and perp|exity the great master;
and taking the seat lie had quilted,
struck the instrument with such an
air of self-assulance, that Haydn
began to" think himself duped.
Running along the Single passages
he came to that part which lis
teacher lhaq had pronounced impossible
to be playeds Mozart, it must be
remarked, was favored, or atleast
endowed with an le1tremelyllong
nose. Reaching tie difficult pas
sage, he stretched both hands I'd
the extreme enc ends Of the piano, and,
leaning forward, bebbed his nose
on the middle key, biwliicl, nobody
could play Hay dn burst Hintotsan
il, immediate lt'2t TT Of IL laughter; and, aft
ter acknowledging that he was
beaten, he, declared that nature had
endowed Mozart with a capacity
for music which he had never dis
covered.
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~ A negro boy was driving a mule
in IN, Jamaica, wien the animal suddenly
stopped aud refused to abutdgc.Z"Wop
Rgo, eeh." safd'esllooi boy FOOL griiid,
40 y,iodi9 7 pose younf ofgetyoar fadaer
was a. jackass.' so dssga adT ,s3ita
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% E Tile first man ever convicted
upon a charge Of felony eain Beilfard
county, Tenn, was prosecuted by
Thomas Hart Benton, and dcfcndcdby
Andrew jackson.
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APER FOR EVERYBODY
IEalW pa-T ~ ar.asrag
-TApTII ANN, f1ro,yn -.yoc5Jp,

I EARTH AND HOME, ISSUED
} 4 every week, is one of the most
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has twenty large pages, and q single
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.of splendid engravings, finely printed,
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amount of the choicest reading, care
fully prepared, and full Of Instruction.
With moderate amount Of rural IN
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forrnati0n.4 Hearth and Home has a
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" An Irishnan describing tho :
growtli ofpotaeoes IN lis native Hand,
SAID, as a clincbers t'An'lsare, "a busLci
of them will Gil a bafrel.1i s. ,.i5its.9
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be- Horace Gleely- says that tho
on yiwfay to, effsctuallyy destroy ssa.wid
9'w's weedksS WHICH seem to 81 tlpjYp in
some soil, Is for the husbandman TO.
say, aWilt thou" They. generally
Fa,sa;it taalo90 eilf ,faHf4aNs 9hS fiB:
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70 Thieves l"went through" a Fort
Wayne reporter and come out with
three lead pencils. b,reksf collnb and
Ia deauhcad circus ticket,
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. PROFESSIONAL,
So" PROFESSIONAL 'a"e
Oh. W. BRINGHURST, o7n7a#
CIVIL En GIN g eE
DO go '''' and tt' ~
PARZSH UR'TE OH
ALEXANDRIA, La. '''-.

ORDERS sent by mail, or left at R. G:
" Hetherwick's store will be received
and attended to. srn l}.gE .EtI.IR .al
Parties desiring to enter land in this
and adjoining Parishes can be, SATISFACTORY
ly attended to- t.='i" Sa' ~ T'.t''t-
Those who have lost their entry papers
of State or United States Lands and wish
them reestablished and Patents acquired
for receipts of land, entered before the
war also re-entering under the Homestead
Law, lands acquired after the 21st day OF
February under the Con federate disperi-
sation; locating Land Warrants, etc,g-l
will attend to upon application. ,.,ags--
Jan. Goth, 1S69-tf.
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u A California lady, was made in
sane BY tight lacing, and several Cali
fornia gentlemen have been made
crazy by being otherwise tight.
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THE SAINT. LOUIS HCTEL |!

THIS magnificent Hotel. lately reno wee
l. and greatly improved, and entirely
re-furpished in most sEmpsnois and ale
CANT style, by the st. Louis Hotei Associa.
ton, of which E. +. Motion, ESQ of New
Orleans, is the President, was opened 90
the travelling community on the First
DAY of FEBRUARY, 1872, updeI The man
agement of the undersigned.
- sat 81 HIRAM CRANSF0N,Z sir
Formerly Proprietor of the New; York
Hotel.
February Ally. 'si 1891. 2" .7
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DARTIEs INTERESTED In TIL Fl
i Warehouse business will do well
to note the fact that they can have.
their cotton and other freight insured
'c'thoHt charge, and stored at the low
EST RATES, at the } Y Brick Ware
house by HEINZ A,9BIOSSAT, /