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SPECIAL NOTICES
II 81 DRUGGISTS.

a prominent New York physician lately com
planned to DUNDAS DICK about his SANDAL
WOOD Oh CAPsCLEs, stating that sometimes
they cured miraculously, but that a patient of
his had taken them for some time without Ell
feet. On being informed that several imita-
tions We're made and sold. he inquired and
found that his patient had been taking cap
sulcs sold i'll bottles and not DINDAS DICK
Il cos.
What happened to this physician may have
happened to others, and Dunt!us Dich d: Cn.
take this method OF protecting physicians.
druggists and themselves, and preventing Oil
Of Srn8d|wood from coming into disrcputc.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Cap
sulcs will continue to do SO, for they contain
the ra're oil i'll the best tnd cheapest form.
Dundas Dick & Co. use more oil Of Sundat
r00d Ill the Manufacture OF their Capsules than
all the wholesale and retail druggists and per
fumcrs in the United States combined, and this
is the sole reason why the y'tre Oil is sold cheap
er i'll their Capsules than III any other form.
Oil Of S0ndalrood is fast superseding every
other remedy, 90 Capsules only being required
to insure safe and certain cure iii OF days
From no other medicine can this result be had
Dicks Soft Capsules solve the problem long
considered by MANY eminent physicians. of
how to avoid the nausea and disgust cXpc
rienccd in swallowing, which are well known
to detrssct from, if not destroy the good effects
OF many valuable remedies.
Soft Capsules are put up in tin-toil and neat
boxes. thirty III each. and are the only cap
sulcs prescribed by PHYSICIANS
- These mere TIE only Capsules aGnitfcd
to the last Paris Erpos'ion.
Send for Circular TO 80 Wooster street. New
York. ,SOLD At tit DRJG STORES.
General Agency, ITO Reade ST., New York.
Nov |, lS13--4t
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FAcTs.-The advertisement OF Mr.. E. Phil
lips, in another colnmn, is sufficiently explicit
to need no elaborate explanation what is
there stated he is prepared to prove to the en-
tire satisfaction land profit) of all. There is
no doubt that his immense stock is one of the
most select and complete in town,-and yet he
is adding to it by every trip of the boat from
New Orleans. His very low prices, in keeping
with the stringency of the times, the adoption
of the cash system, and the superior quality of
his goods cannot fail of securing large and
rapid sales, and we advise an early call while
his stock is complete.
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RESOLVED, That we are fully sensible of the
violation of law by whoever dispatched the
police of New Orleans several hundred miles
III the interior OF the State. Ostensbiy to assist
the Deputy United States Marshal in the exc
cutlon OF process: and we have not failed to
discern the real purpose Of this State military
and naval expedition, to be the hope and eX
pectation that some tumult might be raised
hy our people OF which political capital might
be made to our disadvantages hope we i'll
tend to disappoint.
Resolved, That the presence Of this police
force from New Orleans, has produced, and is
now producing, injurious effects upon Il portion
OF the population Of Grant and the adjacent
parishes Bad negroes commit crimes, assured
Ill their own belief of immunity from punish
lnent, by the presence Of these nnifollned men.
But it is due to the negroes, whom we have no
desire to harm, to know, and due to ourselves
to say, that we understand the government
under which we live is for the protection of
the white people well as the black. that the
White people have ut least as many rights as
the black, and all have the same duty OF obe-
dlence to law to observe, and if those having
Or claiming authority do not dispense equal
Justice to both races, We shall take care of
ourselves and OF those to whom we owe pro-
tectiOn
Resolved, That our attitude of complete pas
slveness under this invasion by the Metropoli
tan Pohce force is not to be construed by our
tellOW-citiZens of this State, or of the United
States, As an acquitscence i'll or voluntary sub
mission to the usalrpcd State Government now
dominant here. We rather point to this extra
ordinary and unusual proceeding as the best
evidence that they who are now, or have la ely
Deen endeavorlng to persuade the President
and the Northern people that we Of Louisiana
are yielding cheerful obedience to authorities
we do not recognize as valid, do not believe
their own assertions. and think they can pro-
ducc IA seeming submission by the fear of mill
tary violence. We shall not interfere with
this military demonstration, aud we arc not
terrified by it.
Resolved, That all papers friendly to hu-
manlty and opposed to oppression be request
cd to publish, which resolution was adopted.
The following resolution was passed on mo-
ton of J. &. White
Resolved, That we hereby tender our thanks
to the officers and soldiers of the L. S Army,
now stationed here, for the courteous manner
in which they have discharged their official
duties, and we do hereby earnestly appeal to
them and ask them to use their best efforts to
prevent a repetition of the horrible outrages,
which we have every reason to believe have
been perpetratcd i'll the parish Of Grant.
The following committee was appointed to
wait upon the commanding officer of the U. S.
troops stationed i'll this parish:
VIM. A. Seay, I. Spence Smith, r. 2. Hun
| ter. w. w. Wilmington Jr., and Davis Kelly.
The meeting then adjourned.
n. RYAN, Chairman,
Attest: I. SPENCE SMITH. Secretary.
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On last Monday evening, at about o'clock,
two young men from Bellevue, William Nc
Dowell and Straight Watson, had d difficulty
on the sidewalk in front of Mr.. Meyers store,
on Main street, and from words they came to
blows, when Mcdowell drew dagger Or
Bowie knife and stabbed his antagonist three
times in the chest and abdomen. The wound
ed man bled profusely, and it was feared at
the time that the wounds were mortal; but
we learn that he is doing very we'll, and that
he is not considered in danger.
Mcdowell was Immediately arrested.
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Four individuals residing ON or near the
Mermento river, in this parish, were arrested
and committed to Jail on Monday last, accused
of murder, that is of having hanged two men
named Francois Benoit and - Thibodeau,
near Magnaud's Ferry, about the Goth ult.
The accused are Philosie Broussard. Onezime
Cormier, Jean Roger, and Dupr6 Plaisance.
After preliminary examination before JUS
tice Veazie, in our town, their case was sent
up to the District Court which has been in
session here since Monday.
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The attention of the delegates to the Anti
Kellogg Convention in New Orleans is called
to the following extract from the minutes OF
the Committee of Seventy, at the meeting
held October 90, 1873:
Moved that Il committee of three be ap-
pointed to make arrangements to entertain
the members from the country to the N0yem-
ber Convention, by citizens of New Orleans,
during their attendance upon the sessions OF
said Convention.
Adopted unanimously.
The Chairman appointed John H. Peel, D..
III. Kennard and ii. E. Shropshire.
K. JNo. ELLIS, Sec'y. pro tenn.
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NomcE.-Pa indebted to this Office for
subscription, advertising or job work are EARN
estly requested to come forward and settle
without delay. We have urgent need for the
money-not TO indulge in expensive luxuries,
but to pay our employees and to purchase the
necessary material to continue the publication
O. our paper. principally "for glory and in
Kellogg usurpation and other frauds in our
Parish may have an organ upon which they
can ei depend to express their true sentiment, at
TINS, the most momenfous crisis of our history.
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CHAsTE AS Ice. AND PURE AS Snow. The
fragrant So=odont is scientific composition
of the purest and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingredi
ent is well known to have beneficial effect on
the teeth and gums. 1t removes all disagree
able odors, even that of tobacco. 1t speedily
removes those rayages which children sustain
in their teeth, owing to improper use of sweet
and acid articles, which imperceptibly destroy
them.
Spaldings Glue, the stickiest thing out.
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION. - In the Parish
Court. last week, Judge Lewis held-and the
decision is indorscd by the bar sound law
that furnishcrs of supplies for the current
year. who have failed to record their liens,
have no privilege upon the crops, as against
the holder of an ordinary Judgment who has
seized under an execution. Merchants and
planters will do we'll to look to this matter.
and put themselves in position to demand
the protection of the courts before it is too
late.-.St Joseph (TensaSl Journal, Oct II.
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A CURE FoR BURNS. of all appli-
cations for a burn we believe that there
are none equal to simple covering of
common wheat -four. 1t is always at
hand and while it requires no skill in
using, it produces most astonishing eff
fects. The, moisture produced on the
Surface of Il slight or deep burn is at
once absorbed by the flour and forms
protection.
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The District Court began its session here on
Monday last. The Grand! Jury was imme-
diately formed, and entered at once upon the
discharge of its functions. The Petit Jury
and witnesses in criminal cases Except those
who were to testify before the Gsand Juryi
were discharged until next Monday, the
Court, meanwhile, having taken up the civil
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A worthy lawyer of certain Ken
tucky town who had been looking into
several wine cups, very late at night,
found his wife waiting his return in a
high state Of nervousness. Said she,
'Here I've been waiting and rocking in
the chair till my head spins round like
a top" jess so, wife, where I've
been" responded he, it's in the at
,nnc,,Iora :,
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/GOn,.,, ,tnieated. J

EDITOR COURIER will you be so kind as
to ascertain for the benefit of -yourreaders, if
there is tin ,operation at present. public
school white i'm opelousasa II SO, who is
theteachers2 1t has been limited thatTwe have
such ascheol. If SO, why is it not published
as such? ONE INTERESTED.
Opelousas, Nov. 4th, 1873.
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TaNHAT richly productive and improv- ,x=s.
u ed plantation, the property OF the F5;;'':a
Estate Of the late John G. Pratt and OF sa.N
Mrs. G. w. Pratt, situated in the Bellevue
Prairie, about five miles south OF opelonsas
The lands heretofore i'll cultivation have
been entirely enclosed during the past year.
with a new and strong fence, and repairs
made on the residence.
These premises will he let to the highest bid
der, at the Court House i'll this town. at II NJ,
On .Sut'trd0y, Norc1aber Sh, 1873,
one-third of the rent payable cash, and the
residue payable on or before he LIST of Novem
ber. 1874, for which said amount II satisfactory
obligation will he required. Bids receivable
at the option Of the undersigned. Possession
given on the lst of January next Public act
of lease to bc executed ut the expense of les
see. j. II. ONEkTON,
Test Executor aud Agent
Opelousas, Oct. s. 1873. 52-5t
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We copy as follows from the Lake Charlie

We copy as follows from the Lake Charles
tCalcaseu) Echo of the LIST inst.
Our District Court adjourned sine die last
Monday night. 1t is scarcely ne
cessary to say that our able and energetic
District Attorney, Geo. w. Hudspeth, Esq,
fully sustained his deservedly high reputation
as prosecuting officer. Judge j. j. Morgan,
though seriously Ill during the term, and suf-
fering severely from the effects of fever, re-
manned at his post till all the cases but one on
the civil docket were disposed of, and would
have remained to try that case but Tor his
approaching long term Of the District Court
in St Landry, which commences on Monday.
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The heavy rains of the last few days have
caused rise of II or Is feet in the Bayou
Courtableau, and permitted the steamer Tren-
ton to reach Washington. The Bertha will
NEXT trim
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS
GREAT REFORM
-IE--
BUSLNESS2

TN consequence of the financial disturbance
Il of the country, and the embarrassed con-
dition OF affairs generally, we, the undcrs gned,
beg leave to announce to our numerous custom
els and the public generally that We will sell
AT COST
for SIXTY DAYS from this date,
FOR CASH ONLY
OR ITS EQ " A L E Mt.
We will positively sell on no other terms dur
ing that period.
We have come to the determination of sell
ing AT COST i'll order to induce purchasers to
give us an early call, and to enable us to reduce
our present very heavy stock.
We guarantee that, by this arrangement, on
purchase of $40 you will save at least THREE.
Retail Merchants will find it to their adv an
tagc to give us a call.
We have a large stock of
GROCERIES, LIQCOHS, HARD WARE,
S1DDLERI, BOOYS, SHOES, IA rs,
CLOTULNG, DRY GOODS, DRESS
GOODS. AND FANCY GOOUS.
Give lis Il call and ascertain our prices, and
we are convinced that you will be satisfied.
Remember the large brick store at lie cor
npr Of Main and Bellevue Streets Polite and
willing clerks will be on hand to wait un YOU.
Don't lose your chance Come AT ONCE, and
bring your CASH.
COITON, WOOL aad HEnES received as
cash. at highest market prices.
Highest premium paid on GOLD
JOSEPH BLOCH & Co.
OpelOusas, October I'd, 1873.
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The little Republic of Switzerland is for the
first time arlning against her powerful neigh
bors. The authorities fear that the land of
Tell may be appropriated as convenient AL
pine territory for aggressive and defensive
PURPOSES.
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= q EeG WI ENE'.

E. O. Hayes Sheriff. } Parish Co@rt' ';9a'
W. A. Robertson, Clerk. St. Landry Parish.
FEVHE rule taken in this case for me to show
4 cause why security should not be taken
by me for all costs, having been made abso-
lutte.
Notice is hereby given that from this date
no petition will be filed in this office, Ecr will
any case be re-docketed or any process issue
in any suit now pending until good and sutii-
cient security is given for all costs.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Opelousas, Sept. Ii, 1873. I'm
EVERYTHING at Phillips i'll Dry Goods
- at cheapest rates, for cash.
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The communication from J. NJ. I. is crowd
ed out of this issue, but will appear in our
next
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THE OPELOUSAs COURIER.
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
-BI-
LEON CE q a ND OF.

CONDITIo oNs:
S,tbscription-Three Dollars per year. pay
able Invariably in advance.
Adpertising-Fifty Cents per square for the M,
subsequent insertion. Eight lines or less
constitute a square.
All advertisements sent in for publication
will be inserted in English and French tunless
otherwise ordered) until the publisher shall
Judge it convenient to discontinue.
Candidates to public favors viii pay Fifteen
Dollars each, in advance, if they wish to be
announced
Obituary Notices, Cards of Thanks, &c, to
be paid for as advertisements.
Personal cards, when admissible, to be
charged at the rate of twenty cents per line,
in advance.
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An Act Of Congress of interest to shippers
and transporters of cattle will be found on our
second page.
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MARRIED-At the Catholic Church, in Lake
Charles, La, on Saturday, Oct 25th, by Rev.
Mr.. Badoil. Mr. HENRY G. VoLTz to Miss
EMMA T. WALLACE, of st. Landry parish.
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The Steamer Trenton leaves Washington
this morning at 10 o'clock.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GRAND OPENING
FALL & WINTER GOODS


MAIN STREET, OPELoUsAs
-:O:-
DECEIPTS by every boat of Goods fresh
IL q and warranted, to be sold at
PRICES TO SATISFY ALL!
Dress Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hnrdware,
Domestics, Ndts, Groceries,
Mourning Goods, Doeshins, Notions,
Fiannels, Jeans Hosiery
CGicos, Saddiery, Gaps,
DRY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Ready Made CloNing, de-, dc.
All will be sold at prices equal to the tight
ness Of the money market.
We will sell only for cash or its equivalent,
and guarantee to sell
MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
than have ever been sold in Opelousas
Dress Goods from 20 cents up; Boots and
Shoes for Ladies', Misses and Children from
60 cents per pair up, &c.
We have the largest and best stock IN Opel
ousas, and can offer
INDUCEMENTS NEVER BEFORE
OFFERED
Do not delay, but come early.
Our Goods are warranted fresh, and we will
refund the money for what does not come up
to our guarantee.
REMEMBER
We are selling only for cash or it's equiva-
lent, and will in no instance deviate from this
rule. L. PHILLIPS,
novI-1mJ Main Street, Opelousas.
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Mass Meeting.

Pursuant to a call of the "Committee Of
seventy, dated September 24th, 1873. a Mass
Meeting OF the people of the parish of St..
Landry opposed to the Kellogg usurpation,
was held at the Court House, IL the town of
V,pcclousas, ,'c on Monday, the ID of November,
1913, for the purpose of nominating delegates
to the Mass Convention to b5 assembled at
the city OF New Orleans on the 24th day of
November, 1873
lhe meeting was organized by the selection
OF Dr. l; a. Cooke as President, Cyprien La
londe, Esq, as Vice President, and Albert
Lastrapes as Secretary.
On motion, the following named gentlemen
Were nominated lelenates viz
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HNOSEY'S BITTERS HAVE BEEN IN USE
Il for many years. Our Physicians know
their formula, and have prescribed them al
ways in preference to any of the Thousand and
one bad rhi$key compounds now flooding tho
country. They materially aid in curing ChiNs
anM teper, enlarged SpIecn and all kindred
Diseases. One bottle $50 cents only will salts
fy you of this. oct4*
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CARRIAGE SHOP.

Z EDEtOMMENDED BY TIE MEDICAL
i ., Faculty of Opelousas. What!
POSETS AROMA TIC VINE BITTER.S.
A good and pure Tonic, scientifically com
pounded, not mixed at random carefully thcOr-
izcd, and perfected, by Years of study and
close observation, as to its atlaption to relieve
morbid conditions of the system, such as:
Torpid Lirer Loss Of AIpetitc, Imperfect OF
LGngHM DigcstiON, Nervousness and its train
Of atumcless ills. Only so cts. a bottle. otl*
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OPELOUSAS CARDS
Goth YEAR

DRUGS AND MEDICINES!
FHNIIE freshest and purest always on hand. at
Il Wholesale and retail, at the wcll-known
ST. LANDRY DRUG STORE AND MEDI-
CAL DEPOT
(EStabiiShed 4. d., 1881
Where can be tountl every article in tho mcd-
cal line, besides Paint, Window Glass, Toilet
Books and Stationery Of every variety
A full assortment of Garden Seeds, from
Lan,lrcth, tgnaranterd fresh and gcnuinc,l
TOBACCO. SNUFF AND CIGARS.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
For Medical use only.
The undersigned, assisted by his SON de-
votes his time almost entirely to compromising
and dispensing RELIIBLE MEDiCINES.
Hoping thus, by unremtting devotion to his
calling and sincere desire to meet the wants
Of his friends and customers, to continue to
deserve their patronage and esteem.
JOHN POSEY.
oct4* Apothecary, &c.
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SEgs !AEEah.
lands Of Richard Sw;a fEa, decd.

lands Of Richard Svss iEa, decd.
Situated near Vile Plate, in the Parish of St.
Landry, fronting On he Bayou Cane i'll Town
ship South Range 3 East, 5. ". l.. Dist. of
La. containing l095 5Sll00 acres. known as the
upper or northernmost section of the BoisdorG
grant, conferred by Act of Congress OH the
29th Of April, 1916.
This is therefore to give notice that have
been specially authorized and charged with
the guardianship and control of the above
property, and in future to protect the wooded
portion of the said tract against any cutting
Of timber Oh said land. as the owners can no
longer pay the taNes of settlers upon the land
without some equivalent i'll rent: they arc
therefore requested to come forward and con
tract for the use of said land with the under
signed, and all persons are forbidden to cut
ton. &. Z. DCSON.
Agent for Estate OF Swain.
Opelousas, Sept. %, 1873. tt.
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''SAS A1ohiAi8'oA ucleSSodttS, VIZ
Theoph. S. Fontenot, DR.. E. NJ. Millard,
Eloi Eidrine, Sylvester j. Barry,
Andre Dardeau, Augustus Burleigh.
Hilaire Tate, Charles Richard
prosper Dalre, L. j. Smith, Jr.,
Thomas Reed, G. ID. Tarlton,
Joseph NJ. Moore, Henry NJ Dunbar,
q. L; Lewis, DIR. L. a. Cooke,
Dr. D. l.. Estorgc, l.. Dubuisson,
joel IL. Sandoz, Henry Cashen,
=. =. Dusson, DR.. j. A. Taylor,
): IL: Overton, DIR. NJ. L. Demaret,
Or. K. Ii. Littell, Isaac +. Littell,
E. ID. Estiiettc, l.. ID. Prescott
DIR. Louis Hadden, Col. Wm Ottutt,
Col. B. Il. Rogers, John Fahey,
Leonce Sandoz, Paul Lambert
Albert Lastrapes, ID. Lamorandier,
FRANCOIS Robin, G. W. Luther,
Ludger Lastrapes, NJ. d. Kavanagh,
ID. L. Saizan, Alfred Louallicr,
Cypricn Lalonde, j. b. a. Fontenot,
jacques Arnaud, Jr., c. 5. Cozine,
+. Z. Carriore, Jesse b. Clark,
DR., T.. j. Hawkins, G. w. Foreman,
Eli Clark, Jr., James Webb,
Thos. ii. Thompson, DR.. James Donovan,
L. s. Uavard, Joseph E. Andrus,
l.. Godchaux. DIR. ID. l., Todd.
Capt. Carm0uche, Win. D4jean,
S. j. c. Gordon, B. W. Reed.
b. J. Sage, Maj NJ. K. Wilson,
DR.. John Tarton, Capt. Montgomery,
John l. Gardiner, L. p. Carson,
Alexandra V. Richard.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
ALBERT LASTRAPES, Secretary.
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.EshEHNS'TabN'S
OPELOUsAs TIN SHOP.

REMOVED TO vs@gb
Landry Street, Bettrcen Main and Court,
Near the Post Otfcc).
ENVERY description of copper, tin, and
80 sheet iron work done at short notice.
All kinds of tinware for sale. Also, BUCKS
BRILLIANT COOKING STOVES.
March 23-lyl W. LIGHTLEY.
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Fer Esent for. the Wear 1874.

TOOD OVERCOATS at Phillips, at 81,
" dollars each, for cash.
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C. MoRNHINvEG 6 j. DANrIN,

Z. MORNE1NV WIG d j DANT1N,
NNAKE pleasure in announcing to their
Il friends and the public that they have
opened their tailor establishment. on Bellevue
street, adjoining the Opelousas Tin Shop, i'm
mcdiately opposite Bloah & Dupr6's burnt
store, where they are ready to make to order
men and boys clothing, on short notice, and /;
tit guaranteed.
August. 81, 1872. BLY,
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Taken Up as am Estray,
DY the undersigned, on Bayou
- Marie Croquant, on the 25th S n
of October, a red work Ok, brand
ed about thus k8 -1&~--aA
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, and take him away.
JOACHIM JOUBERT.
Nov. |, 1873 3-5t
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On motion the meeting adjourned.
ALBERT LAsTRAPEs, Secretary.