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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or sgw-TORk. ......... 81
snr or, Of York BEL LocheaA Liverpool ueensva
'I Steamship SiI Scott, B LIVERPOOL ch.s F,oesyn
sesmsIp Hsmmonia Gsrl yoss Hamburg &C., Kaehir 20
steamship Cty Me;o Zimmerman, Havana and heTico r. Asr
seA@.a,o Anemare Read H,mton Bermuda Lqnt Brqs
sD s%,s L yISs5 Esar seaD c.
Steamship Cnesapease Mansa@ Portage ~ = Ams@
sei%s5D Fannie Fentoa Pfisdelp6. Larl steamship Co
ssS o5 6t Ba' c asss'5 S%ss'oss
Bss jennie Armstrong BE Fsysy Liverpool C. W Befs'uI
Bank Kong srs Sot MaranRn cOpeuh's'n, T''en B'es'
BARK Neneuto Sor Hoy London orders. Teteas Bocen,An-
Bna Ambrose Light Hall Boston; Ne. Miller Hqug5to1
s sS a Res5 & css ls 81 SS 1 f
Schr. L. Hawey, RashtOa. NewIayeh
ARRIVED.
Steamship Caledonia OBJ oyenions G,so" Aug and 'f'o'S1
steamship Hosara (er BseDl, Hamburg Aug g. snd Ha'"
Steamship Grrasoa OBJ Western, Bristol Ens, Aus g. With n4
SIP asye. Qse@ Liverpool 80 s'y WITH P d..
Swe BOhhn. Montedeo 81 days ~" haes 'st
"I Ss,, Ger, KupLs Levpe SO days With chalk
Barr francesca Cen0 lltall Chcacs, Tarsoaa 50 dL WIT"
sSrs FINN, (Br, Card Leghorn 90 days with Marble
Union (Of Philadelphia Blanchard Pensacola y days viii
Schr Arthur seass BrO, Santiago TeI. FL days With Ad.'
'n Se iAt' 5 Morgan. Van Chef Baltimore.
Schr +. p. simpson Vail Virginia
Sclr. T. J Vaughn. Vaughn Virgins
schr America. lngraham. Richmond, Vs.
SchE. Bonay BOas, Kelley. Georgetown D c.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Aug 2Arve steamship Neptune from Fs-Yorf,
b,rs Cameio Ggentj AsIanlrua. Cenfaegosi Mari
Baltimore schL o.
w h. Bckmore from St Marc
KY Wssr Fla Aug 19.-AuTed steamship Clyde Kennedy
from Galveston for NeS-York, and proceeded
FOREIGN PORTS.
hovLLz 21Tbe Anchor Line steamship Csstsli'' Batter
from York Aug for Glasgow. called here to-day aaa pooee
liverpool 2l-Tne lBman Line Steamship G o. AntSep
Delamotte YESTERDAY for HewYork Queenstown The Allan
Line Austrian Rte BAmore Aux o. arrived at tni
yesterday. - - g.
Western StaIaper SeslorS Aug 8, has arrived here.
SPOKEN.
300 miles East OF SANDY Hook ship Westmorelanf from
Antwerp for Phi!aielDhia.
Aug IS o. long IS 40 bark Duke Of Einbag (BT from
Cardiff for Nestot
MEMORANDA.
The brig AroO (Br) from NesK0rE HALIFAX remained al Vine
yard AGg 20 leaking badly and had hauled iato tie RAwi
wharf
The BA before reported loaded ST Veqner with
f)g NeWf0rk If attempting 10 get
out on ins the rocks and the AMI cargo be
The whole be sold the - inst By pubha
auction
For Latest ShrD hetos see Fifth PAGE
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THE CITY LITIGATTONS.

Richard O'GOrman moved, before Judge
Robinson yesterday In the Court Of Common Pleas, for
peremptOry mandamus compelling the Controller to
pay james Ryan sG66, salary due for the months or
February. March, April and May Of 1873. during which
the relator was Deputy Clerk of the Special Sessions
Judge Daniels had previously rendered an elaborate
opinion in the Supreme Court, denying peremptory
mandamus in this case. the common law ground that
the relator by accepting the office Of member of the
Legislature vacated the other Office the two being In
compatible; but as that point had not been argued
before him, he allowed alternative mandamus This'
however was not applied for now but Judge Robinson
said all he could do to grant an alternative manda-
mus and then issued the writ returnable Sept. 4.
peremptory mandamus was sought by Mr. OGor-
man against the Board OF Estimate aud AppOrtonment
on behalf OF VIM. F. MCNAMARA who has an unpaid
claim against the city for S5 worth OF advertising done
Cor the Board OF Public Works in 1870 and 200 fOr ad
vertsing the poingplaces Of the election OF 1870 MI
Andrews said that the had been called three times
I'm the Supreme Court and before Judge Larremore
in the Common Pleas, where IL was determined on the
merits and mandamus denied. In tue last application
there were three items in the CLAIM now they go on two
only and surely the greater includes tne less ana they
are esionped from making the motion. Mr.. O'GOrman
replied that judge LarremOre first gave order deny
s @ and witRout notice to the relaor he gave
confradictory order. The reatOr relied the first
order. Judge Robinson declined TO interfere, eut AZ
lowed the case to stand over to Sept A. when application
can be made to Judge LarremOrc TO settle bis order
writ issued by the Supreme Court was served yester
day before Commissioner Van Mort asking why man
damus should lie issued against him, compelling him
to pay for $500 Navarro meters az $40 each MT van
Mort had refused TO pay for them on the ground tha the
under which they oraered was fraudulent
and that the charges were excessive me VIII Is mace
returnable on the first Monday 10 september. -.
Notice was given yesterday that the pictures in the
Governors Room at che City Hail. the engines IN the
Fire Department building, on Chambers-s and the FUR
nitlre OF the Controllers office, levied on for the non
payment Justice Fowlers salary, would be sold at
auction in the corridors of the City ball on Tuesday
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PROGRESS IN AMERICAN INVENTION.
ie announced that the Wheeler & WI

1t is announced tnat the w heeler O. wilson
Manufacturing Company has recently perfected and Is
now introducing a and meriorOus sewing-machine
the New Wheeler Wilson No. C, which, constructed
novel principles and destined 10 revolutonize the
sewing machinery Of manufactures This seems TO be
one OF the reasons why this Company has received
the Worlds Exposition, Vienna, 1878, both the Grand
Medal for Merit the Grand Medal for Progress since
receiving the highest premiums at former Worlds Ex
positions, and is the only sewing -machine company
recommended by the international Jury for the Grand
Diploma Of Honor.
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PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAMBURG steamship Ho''1,a AnE 2-y.n seho,s'
RachsgesaDdter r. schmit Bertha JartniIsY Hines, u
Labsrtt Epstein Louise Ssmaes and children Erua eser
child domestic Heinz Vogel T. bee1s ssehs y hiooss
, J,obi wife Con DR. G1tmahn ari d.ush
e A schrs Frank Allen wife and domssc b. T. hooons b"sAs
Ho.t.R Rudolph Won Bernuth.
FROM GLAsG0w-ia steamship C9bfond, Aug z-hsaJ
Clarion Horney Sampson sharp, JOS simpson Ms smPssa
AS9ss SWANSON Alfred Wilde wilde James H. Wills, Joan
CLARK David Harzsn John Liable Mr. H. Lawn. Mage Lrns.
Robert Martin John Miller John Donah7 and lady james Dos
sby John McCarney Mrs Ellen NJ McMings Mari Mesnns ss
White u.af Seie " seifert Mrs she AGguhs Shes H.
Cole NJ D. Rev W. T. Erxn George W. Gudwood Adam hatne
Hicks w. Howard Miss A. searngs T. Starr X '" "'oasHd-
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that he expects by bis action W
his case is still pending .,,,,r,,xs

that he exunctS his action 10 i""NS
IS " 's nv,yxs IN FINE CONDITION
-, ,,ry rain of last Thursday. the Ocesn'a'e,
- 80. an lne condition. That could not oe s"u "
hes 20 IT, for the lower end of BelieVneave
VIZ long slough OF Despond. filed with tenaoou'
va ocean.ave is the finest drive upon the i''nu
"'us round among oil the ndentatons ana ptor,,
Nin- of fne lower end of the coast III slatS ~ NJ
nences Reacb nearly opposite the cottages OF Is ~,
DsSirS aud J. NJ Field. NeArs here is tno i''nV d
Suontiny Rock which attracts so many Nsit,o,n any w
2hrb IL only seen in Its glory, spoutine coii ILL., ~
srray 90 or 20 feet into the air after seNeIo sV'
Erom mere Tor four five miles, the roau ma, has
hecn built across rocky inets and lily pOnos MnupS
along in most tortuous fashion, WIN no HOUSES , -
f0ht except one solitary farmhouse ana the isheIo
bnts on Goo eberry Island But the view Oi tne OCEAN
maenifcenf Near hand are nothing DuI steep s
cliffs with occasionally narrow Deacn Win tho nun
81 some wreck as beacon Lone rocks break the waves
INTO showers OF spray aud rob them OF ha heli
hefore reaching tine cliff Instead OF Trees tneTe ar
fail poles around which the nets are wound; AZ
one time the road passes along a caul' shhlVM
inlet let In from the ocean, between steep roohy
banks covered with yellow sea-weed. Theh IL passes
along over the high ground the point ana Ny Gas
Tie Ifl In tins neighborhOOd are The cottages OF Russ
Wiuans Arthur Bronson, and others. From mere ,he
road turns again, and runs along Harrson-aIe' anu
ateman back to the city. On HarrsoDaye Is the res
depce OF Col jerome BOnaparte. Every pleasant AFTER
noon the road crowded with carriages the ufNo aVn
the ocean being the favorte portion On iOt Gays hI
rsonave Is used the approach 70 the lOrt
from it, Tho whole drive is abOnt ten miles III enBth
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feQal Notlres.

SUPREME COURT of the STATE OF NEW
~ YORK city County of New k.try1U Bel Ptrna
against Anna Bags sod william NJ Ha her blln 40 Noni
gomery Bags james Bags Walter / Bgss, hau A bisss
Mary Med Bagg. chdren OF the sd Anua ~ % - = s'
seed widow George Maseet Huf james y MI e flnes "
Andrew Mssee deceaseJ Daniel ~ Aasva an Lol - hss
bis wife. and Mary hcD Maee5, Raa-ol s. As - A.5- -
John MAlsesd Sae Naeed and james A. Nsrfed ee"s
Of said Danlsl n bAseel MARY ~ belt Iaomas L. a. 'S IN
Bell, Bel. and Jlshl ". De rliiluu. ss4 ai e
James Massed Ma seed b. wii', an hEs
Aaseed Daniel n Maseed aBd NTgnis a. ha 81 4 eief,a on IS
-Summousf0f r. L 10 'l7 e'' m
ants respectively hereby samonei and reg na 70 ~
An soou which ts dly "a - & '" -
Cek on the Citv AM Newio-k,la ihe toi h'a
cy 81 your answer % the si1 '''''' =.
snbherS Al ter ee No. 233 GaustfetLh saa '. "e-
York within tgeu the service Of ts % l- eH
cla,ys of the day service AID yoo M O. answer nc
complaint within the aoressd ne Pauha M n "'us 80
sopy 70 the ~ he relief demanded u ihs eoNY'u~
New.York JAY 30. 1873. .' mi, , . - $500,
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Proposals

I ETTING NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL,
LROADsEALgD PROPOSALS VIII Rec -, s .,. .ss
No 70 RifbsV,. in TIE my q" NeN
Iooa Of WiDNESDAI sept TO- tor gatf ha " ass a. ss
aol Of this Company road between toe Museum '4' "
Proposals 81. be receive whole distance or i9' ''e's
about 70 miles each - 81, g.. ,.,i., p..-,,., 4.
u,yo1t a, 10 Gen II L. koSsER DTaou Elsa,sr, MHlrff'
Minis. W hiLsSN eNNA-'''-' 49,
Hss.Y0rt, Ass 10. l57S
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81. .Asten et- al. agt Hastings
ct al
10. .KoeBingsberg sgt KOen.
irgsberg CT al.
10. White ltrusteel sgt Lig-
inzstope.
80. .GoepD (a3Inr.) Agt Do
moulin
81. In the natter. Of LOew.
50. Roc veil i1'. Duty.
81. .BsrthOlomew sgi. 'Brandies
etal.
81. Morgan agt. Wilson.
80. Pike ago. Go1li 81 al.
81. .ioibert agt. stock.
90. .S;uyvesant sgt. BrOFDina'
SO. In the matter Of Ungrich.
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IO8. White sxt Liviugstooss
100 Livingstone AIT White
lll..sisiare. jr.. AT. Cashike
liz. .In the matter o. Kama shg
Coal aai Oil Co.
lib. .Msnhattan Real BstAss
Association szt. Csrres.
ia. In the matter u HHntss e.
al.
li5. Bracshnrst AIT. Zalick.
lf6. .Abeuiiorte agt. Pasoo.
III. .Baiew ct al. sgt Stsivsr 20
al
..EDseiB szt- Schneider -
al.
Cal 10 125.
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anu rs.s..... SIT 64S Moon rts''''' VO
stsz DAv-As -.
dainty HOOK 7I2 Gov. Island 1851 Hell Gate FerrT.. gtd
siaH DI.-P .oo
s.ns, Hoo. 7.3l Cows Island. SIl Hell Gaze Feu l0Oo
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CALLNDAR-1His DAr.

surAEhE COUEr.-DANIELs ].
Thompson. O8. 10 matter Of the French
1.-THE People ke. Levey ct Church II IT. Espr- .
al AZ. Green. 90 In TIE matter oi Campbell
80. The agt the Same. gS .rdstram CrofutL
5OL Areuil at Lluage 100 " irer sg'. White etal
50. Johnston ~ ka.sas and IO7 White Livingstone ct
Ptene Il. u -
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS

ns He EUDIS
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Deslgi,
No. 16 State Street. Opposite Kilby Street BOSTON
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards of 80
n years, continues to secure Patents in the Uni.
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications Assign.
ments, and all papers for Patents, executed on
reasonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made
to determine the validity and utility of Patents Of
Inventions and legal and other advice rendered in
all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims
OF any patent furnished by remitting dollar.
Assignments recorded in Washington
No Agency in the United States possesses superi.
or facilities for obtaining Patents or ascertaining
the patentabity of inventions.
All necessity of journey to Washington to pro-
cure Patent, and the usual great delay there are
here saved inventors.
Testi m ials.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capabi
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable of putting their an.
plcatlons in form to for them an early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Ofice.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.0
"Mr. Il. III. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY
almost every case. Such unmistakable proof OF
great talent and ability on his part leads rec.
ommend all inventors to apply to him to procure
their patents, as they may be sure of having tho
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
and at very reasonable charges.
Boston, Jan. !, 1873. ly2
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Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street
foot Of Court, by SPRAGUE. OWEN & NASH.
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D'IINI IiNim ENT sSY'D0

Is a positive cure for Sciatica, Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords Lame
Back, sprans, &C. From 2 TO- large bottles will
cure cases given up by physicians. The only cer-
small bottles, 75 cts. Sold by all Druggists
lYeOWl2
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SEARCH |.

DEkSONS desiring search for Legislative Statls.
tical, Historical or Genealogical matters, etc :,
etc., IN Massachusetts, can have the attended
TO by competent party. Address: n = -
n, ..,,-... III. ]. COOLIDGE,
|. Box 5lUl, Posl ONCE
ami.s @9 ~ tss 32 A- aAg Boston, Mass.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-12-27

POY, JOSEPH V.-Verandah Coffee HOus
IA Fine Liquors aud Cigars. Court street
opposite the Court House.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-12-27

d'envoyer des memories aux nombreu-
ses societies don't il etait membre. ii
semblait que sa waste intelligence tut
infatigable. Les Etats uuiS hi d"ivent
d'avoir donne une inpulsi"n vigoureuse
aux etudes Scientifqnes par Penthouse
asme ct l'ardeur quill slt faire partager
a ses 6leves.
En- 1865, il ALA avec nn corps das-
sistants. visiter lie 'Bresil ct explorer la
basse Amazone ct ses aff1uents, ct cette
exploration enricllit ses collections de
nombreuses especes animales non en-
core cOnnues, nUtamment de 1860 espe-
ces ce poissonS.
En- 1868. Agassiz 6tait devenu profess
seur non resident runiversite Cornell,
q Ithaque, Etat de New York, ct, nn an
plus tard, il etablissait une ecole dlils-
toire naturelle dams une lie, sur la cote
de la Nouvelle-Angleterre.
Mais. 81 waste que SOFT une lntelll-
gence, il est des limites a la puisSance
d'action du cerveau qni la renferme.
Deia une fois. Agassiz await etc force
de suspendre tOus SEES travaux. III s'etalt
retabl: ct, cette fois encore, lorsqne son
medecin lui commando de renoncer a
tons ses engagements, il crut QUEEN al
liant passer l'hiver en- Floride dams un
repos absolu, il pourrait reprendre au
printemps ses cheres etudes, mals la
mort est venue METRE fin q sa carriere
ct enlever a Ia science un de ses plus
brillants fOyers de lumiere.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-12-27
COmmissaires
ct LieuX d'ElectlOn,
POUR LA PAkOISSE ST. LANDRY
ELECTION, 20 DECEMBRE 1873.

No. l.-Opelousas.-A la Maison de
Cour.t VIM. c. Lewis, Albert Lastra-
pes, w. Il. Bell, Commissalrts.
No. 2.-Washington.-A la Malson
de- Ville.-Frank j. D'Avy. W. Cur
ley, L. FoutenOt, Commissaires.
No. 3.-Grand Coteau.-Au masasin
de Dunbar.--S. Prejean, II. NJ. Dun
bar, G. A. Freucl, Commissaires..
No. 4.-Bayou Chicot.-Au nlagasln
de NJ. Sam. Haas.-Jesse West, Green
Wilmington, Thos. IL. Thompson Com
missaires.
No. 5.-Bois Mallet.-A la residence
de Julien G;iiot.-Franeois Guilloiy, u
livier DerbanlIt, L. Z. Pitre, Commis-
saires.
No. 6.-Gros Chevreuil'-Au maga-
sin de JOS Camy jacques Arnaud Jr.
Jules Frilot, Benjamin Dejean, Com
missalres.
No. 7.-Niggerfoot.--Au magasin de
M. Hicks.-E. w. Sylvester, Capt. A.
E. Carmouche, Jules Godeau, Commis-
saires.
No. 5.-Bas de Plaquemine.-Au ma
gasin de Foreman g. Webb.-C. W. Fo-
reman, Joseph H. Andrus, JOS. Har-
man, Commissaires.
No. 9.-Vieille Grande Prairie.-Au
magasin de Stagg.-Louis Fontenot,
Alphonse Prud'honme, Octave FOnte-
not, Comuis>aires.
No. -Mermento.-Chez NJ. james
Meyers.-W. w Burton, john Dunks,
Andrew Henry, Commissaires.
BERNARD MARTIN,
Surveillant de l'Enltgistremtnt
pour la Paroisse st. Landry.
Opelousas Io Decembre 1873.
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lie Courier des Opelousas,
Public LIE sAMEDl PAR
l. e 0 IN e S NDOZ.

L'ABONNEMENT sera de trois piastres
per an. payable d'ayance
LES AVIS Sc paiernnt cinquante cents par
carre pour la premiere Insertion ct vi,gt-ciuo
cents par care pour cl,aque insertion subse-
quente. Hut lgnes on moins consttueront
un carre.
Les avis qni seront envoyes pour etre pnblies
seront inseres en FranGas ct en- Anglais "a
moins quill en- soft autrement nrdonne) ius-
qua ce que Fediteur juge propos de les dis
continuer.
I" Les canddats aux faveurs publiques devront
payer quinze piastrps davance. sis vtulent Sc
taire announcer.
Les neerol"ges. les lettres de remereiment,
les reclame>. les communications dun genre
personnel, etc So ai-rnnt All ta,,x des avis
Les articles d une nature personnele (quand
tontetois ills srront admisslbles) Sc paiefont
viags cents Ia iigne OF d'avsnee.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-12-27
Man@uvres Tenebreuses.

fErtrait de rAbeille de la Nile Orleans dm 20 J
LIE general Badger. com,bandant de
la brigade metropolitaine, vent ahsolu-
ment prendre son role All serieux. LIE
taste militaire lie seduit. II aime a por-
ter TN grand sabre, I'M chapeau a plu-
mes, un uniforme chamarl6, ct des
epaulettes dorees. III se trouve beau
ainsi, ct se regarde avee complaisance
dams son miroir.
ii nest done pas etonnant qn'il pro-
fite de la plus petite occasion paur 90
METRE en- costume ct pour passer sou
"armee" en- revue, car il q nne v6rita-
BILE armee infanterie, cavalerie, artil-
lerie, tout y est au grand compiet.
Tous les sOirs, vers huit heures, en-
passant rne St. Charles. pres de In pla-
ce Lafayette, on peut assister un as
sez curieux spectacle.
Trois on Quatre cents metrOpolitains,
armes jusqu'aux dents, essayent dap
prendre q faire l'exereice, sous les or
dres du chef redoutable que nous avans
nomm6 plus hant. lis ciierchent lebs-
curite parce qu'ils Sc saveut ridieuies
ct Qu'ils n'Osent Sc montrer an grand
jour.
II y @ loHgtemps dsia Que ce manege
dure, ct f'op nous dit que les seltlats du
battalion sacr6 de Kellogg n'ont pas en-
core appris partir du pied gaucile ct
marcher en- ligne.
Que signifent done ces preparatifs
guerriersl
LIE gouVernement usurpatenr anrait-
il l'intention de resister en- meme TENS
d la volont6 poPulaire ct q farmee des
Etats- Unis, al le Cangres federal venait
4 dscreter quill ne s'est maintenu jus
qua present que par la fraude, ct qa'il
ma pas raison d'etre.
Ma fol, celia en- Pair.
Quel que soft, dependant, lie bnt reel
de ces maneuvres tenebrenses, lie gen.
Badger nous permettra- t. il de lni poser
une simple question:: Qui garie la vile
pendant que les metropelitains para
dent sur Ia place Lafayette.-So Sont-ce
les voleurs!
The Opelousas courier., 1873-12-27
Manufacture de Voitures.

TLATTE de Encouragement ,q"l iu' a ere
accorde iusqna present par le public de-
c+tle Parrissp. IL soussigne remercr sincere
mppt c4ux oui Font ainsi encourage, ct soIlci'r
~, meme temps la continuation de leur pa
tronag-. II srra touionrs prat Manufacturer
des buggi"s, hacks ct aut es vehicles sur CON-
mand4 e. de main de maitre Les repa'atons
aux voitures, tant charronnage que forge PEN
ture on garniture, seront executors promPtt-
meut ct aux prix les plus moderes, pour dn
compliant settlement Dorenavant. tout on
vrag- qui ne sera pas paye sur livrais"n. por-
terra 10 pour cent d'angmentaion pour les frals
de collection immediate
LIE soussigne touionrs en- mains des hacks,
des bnggies &c. neufs ct &c seconde main gull
vendra bon marche pour du compliant:
S. p. CLARK.
Opelousas 20 Janvier 1872. l9tt.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-12-27
Ecnrie d1l Railroad ct Express.

TOUJOURS rcconnaissant DIES fsvrurs don't
i j al etc l'obi+t d"puis mon arrivet' dams la
Paroisse St. Landry. .je fails savoi' ms amls
ct all public general, que j jai pris la d'rtc-
ton d. Ecurie ierriere lHotrl Ii,lne que j.
viens de rsmrttrr partat etat. ct qni peut
aujourd'hui eirr comparer aux meiIleures Les
oh"vaux seront birn sognes par DIES garcons
d'ecurie prompts ct exacts.
Je ne demande que d'6tre mis- l'eprenve.
3 mars 1873 l.. Is. LASSl Elk.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-12-27
PORTRAITS.

7 sou~signe. photographic, snnonce au pn-
- bile de St. Lanlry, qn'il est pret taire
d'excellrnts portraits, It quill ne chargera rIen
81 les clients he SOM pas saisfalts
LIE Jeudi ct lie Vcndrrdi sont les seu's jons
de la semainr one Irs portraits d'entaLts a"
dessous dc l'agc de cling ans s"nt priS
DESIRE SOUYEUX.
Rue Main, pres de Ia t'o gr de- V Lastrapes
OntlnnslS - NnYtmhrt. I-12
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GRANDE
REEQRME EN AEEAIRESl |

I'M vu- de- iatuurhen5t tinanclere qrii exls-
RI te dams IL pays, ct de la condition rmbar
rassantr du marche monetaire ct drs affairrs
en- general, les s"ussignes saisissrnt cettc oc-
casion pour annoncrr a leurs nombrfux eli
ents ct All public en general, QUE pendant les
deu> mois qui suivront IA date du present avis,
lis venul ont ieurS marchaud;ses
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A I.OIJER-

'HABITATIJN de fen Charles Close. ST.
- tuee sur lr Conrtabeat,. a trois miles du
Port Barre. La moitie compliant, rautre moi
tie avec srcurite. Possession en- sera dn,nee
le Ter Jahvier 1874. Pour les psrtirnlaritss,
s s'Adresser M Joseph M M"ore, Opelousas,
OH a NJ. jean Neral, Port Barre
Decembre 1873 1t
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MeubIes de MaisOn

Directement d.. Ia Fabfiqne ct aux pix ut Ia
Nuuvelle-Orleans.
TE soussgne Went de recevoir des manu-
4 features de Cincinnati. un assortment
comp ct de- meublrs de Inaison, tells que o"ls %
de- Its. tables, cl.aises, berre'lses. tAnft;'i''
tottt. =, armoires. gardrs mangrr, IavaO"s'
etc. etc. quill vrndra aussi bon '"mpfr,. sI'""
a meilrur marche quon ne peut les falre We
mir de la Nouv Ile-Orleans
V.n+z vous en- ass'rer volls-memeS.
On fait egalrmrnt les mrnbIes sur c"mh"''-
de ct on repare les vieux meuhlrs:
l.. WAITER. agent.
10 inllet-4Oul rue Main, OpeIousas.
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T Les diffSrents Recorders ct Gref-
fiers des Paroisses doivent sc reunir le
30 courant 4 la Nile. Orleans daBs la
chambre du Senat, dams le but de pc
titionner l'assemblee generate au sujet
des affaires coneernaut leurs bureau /.
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10 Nous sommes autoriss annoncer que
NJ o III. VIOLET est candidat pour la Cham
bre des Representants. pour rempir la vacan-
ce oecasIonnee par Ia mort de rHon BENZ. r
CAN'T, relection qui aura lieu le Lundi 20
Decembre courant
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- Un Auvergnat presente SOD petit
garcon d la marie pour faire la d6cla-
ration de naissance.
--Quels sont les noms de Get enfant!
IL ch'appelle Douc.
-ComnMnt! mais Dour nest pas un
nom saint!
Bah ct CkaiRdouE!W