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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
Bnllicn valued a; $4,000 was received in this
CITY Yesterday from tuc mIurs.

city yesterday from tnc mlnc'.
Standard Consolidated official report for week
cnciug MAY - shows: one extracted aud shipped
10 mills 329 tons bullion shipped. S:i3.91l 20
North dIii No. from east cT0,.-ut, 900 level is
100 feet long, and shows about t"o feet If bIohcn
VEN matter in the face. south drff 40. . is IN -
feet vein 3 feet WIDE and looks we'll. North dritt
40 2ls "a feet long, and shows thc vein 3 feet
,yiir. Upraisc from south dTli, 700 level, has
reached height OF go feet, where the vein 10 feet
wide OF good or, West crO,scut from north drift
j. ~ f,rt long. North drift No |, 800 level j. GN1
feet LONG; VEN 10 feet wide. South drift No. |
from IVES. cros~cut No. Is IN so feet vein 3ig feet
vide. south driit 40. - $50 level X in j24 feet.
AMI vein IN face ~ = feet wide. Upriise No.
from ans drift up l97 feet where tho vein Is
feet wide. North drift No 3 Is III IA feet VEN u
feet wide. The Slopes continue 10 look welt
Father de Smet superintendent reports May /:
" Herewith Express Company's receipt FOR bar
5S 9l4 ounces gold, the result of run Of null Tor
last half OF April. Ia the beginning of April We
commenced 10 work III the open cuts. suppOslng the
weather would he favorable Tor such work. but in
stead of fine weather have had more SHOW than
FOR any month of the year, consequently We have
been compelled t. get ore from any point where It
could De mined the easiest. Everything about the
mine and mil ~ running well, and wc viii do better
IN May than did III April We have some very
coarse screens coming from Chicago which | want
to ne as the weather Is favorable for
handling ore ChcaplV."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. Nav 2c-P. N.
The feature Of the Mining : ock market to-day
was tn large transactions IN sierra and lis advance
from - to 81 AGO cents. Chrysohto was more than
usually active and 1850 10 1.lj. The Comstocks
were strong and higher; Consolidated Virginia sold
up 20 90 ccnt4, and sierra Nevada To- 80.
The Iron Silver Mining COMPANY mas just declared
dividend SO. of 20 cents per share, or slOO,OUO
This makes < 100. 900 which the company has
already returned 10 It, stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
GOOD Ordinary ,;;.:.. Lor MtdfnE.. io,.

SfrctOulI MIding los
,a.,,.,... 49,. ..,,., 49,.
cld.r Gn ' ans 45ooo Gacs css paG-ilsy la
i6'l s ;.i ioGsi562 o,aser o.Ssio25 30
vcmncr lOl,4l 1920. n,c'nbea 100 J-n.5Ir lo2y.
Closing ur 80 Nay ol to- jun, ~ ia v.
0c'on.r 10 Soye9osI, Uly 10 W
Iran.frrabe oract- ~ . -, ,,, ,.,,. .t,
Dh 49, &c lt"f - 9..y az az Nv it l'S
In his E,.cAns Powder 81 5oasi 50 D. 4. ~hcilc 81 e
Oh frl,meat. 3lGs2 80 in tin Morphine - Is
tnc,i'.,i ''.'' 7'''' 49, ''
i,l .vIt'1 ,.,.. viii aoolt 5l1 ba', - a.
p..,I ia .,tr which nave n.,n sold az = o medium "a
Is log large n'''d's 100 n9s regularly Inspected Ola
ST GOA g. So Is al 40 51ufa cod quiet G,oise- 20
no. ,o' ,' % 1.'' -''' ''' '' 1'' '''"'
Fntif rlrn--rri.c. about steady. demand moderate
lN' L -, ,,, n.a ,i.. BIN ~.
I'M ,. % ..' ',.sa'. T. . rs - C.7ouad
- a. %. $780,, ...,.,.
ILotE ANb MEAL.ti I'"e, .', ~ DgysTs
,I m hn..e., l .ay IN Low Grades jouo,s only buy.
@S'6o eGlwec o. sHoFr i1'i.gis slo9 ~ ,i'y 'i
i IL sipcrnnc - s5G - - l4t'er al extreme. 800
SpnrE AA' - M.h.,t ol,.. ',n@, ~ tn
iatfere extreme Common Fam Ettia state - l0asi 30
Co. TO an-, = as. 30. Damon TO .ood Extra West
GOOD Extra knuud HOOP ONO. ~ 3'st - sOod - Cnpcs
co -Os Common tIra Mnnesotat' 10 ~ 1';tlear
- 61sss Hre Artare - 80 DO stra,gnt -
pafentfU loa>t 49, IT. LOUIS pmmon 10 AR fNtrH
:, l5a,l -! GOOD 10 NerT Cnolce. - $685. Patent
Winter Wheat E1tfL - va = City Mil Extra for
Wet IuiisN - - ~: south America ,! ,. ass
closed lHtEN FLbl X dull dec ming
Sac. so bh. oOod Extra. s. 3OGsj .; Good
10 Cnoce. 20 -Od<r - Hht FLOUR dul unchang q.
superune. 50 - - su CORN MEAL.
duu yellow Western s5Gs5 20 Bi4ndYrine D so Gs5 40.
NM tIN fI-.Du Sfili lul~i IN
,,,J AMI about -t~aiy Layer RIi.u., 81 % Loose do
- ~ X.l~f,In DO 1d14c; cur ants, 5'-U51.c. Turkish
i-,urs .1Bec LEMONS s. judtf. priugeS - jUdSi 81
pr box. go so prrca-" Co eant- Gst 30 ban
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

In State bonds Louisiana coDsos were stronger ~
90 and Tennessee 0s were " higher Mt 3o'4 ana
North Carolina special taxes sold at 5A63. Inc
sales Of city bank stocks included Central NATIONAL
at 1854 American Exchange at 1877 and Commerce
at 155.
The businessIn railroad bonds included an unusual
number of issues, but it generally was IN small
amounts. The prices as a rule were about steady
Ere second consols sold 1s lower at 9634, but the
closing quotation was 97as a9734 New-fork, chi
cago and St. Louis firsts Is were firm at lO2G lO-'s
and West Shore and Buffalo frsts IS were steady
at 700s07934. Missouri Pacific consol Us soid AT
1c44. Chesapeake and Ohio currency debts were
weak, and declined from 80 to 492iG50. Central
of New Jersey consols were 10 oil to 114l4, and
Canada Southern firsts were Il lower at OIL. Met
ropolitan Elevated rsts declined Il TO 9s. Rich
mond and Danvlle debentures and East Tennessee
Virginia and Georgia incomes each were i higher
St. Louis and Iron Mountain % declined a ana
recovered l.. Texas and Pacific incomes were dull
at Il advance and frstS Rio Grande division, after
decline of l. to ST. sold mp to S1A. Atlantic and
Pacific incomes declined y to 30 and ended al
30ai.
The Sub-Treasury statement to-day shows loss
to its balance of $99,46l, made up by a currency
loss of $124,5G4 less coin gain of $50, l03 ne
days transactions covered: Recelpts' @vH-,i' ~
payments - ,0s2,23li currency balance, @notG
800; coin Laiancc %114.3GS 700. Money was III
abundant supply at the stock Exchange and rates
for call loans ruled at 2l2a3 per cent The domes-
tic exchanges at New-Nork arc the same as last
printed.
The Clearing-IIousc statement today Is az fol-
lows. Exchanges, $l0i,9oG394; balances
1875 500.
The United States Treasury at Washington TO-
day received 1907 900 National bank notes Tor Re-
demption. The customs receipts were TlJ',llo,
and the internal revenue receipts S3i2.O3I
very small increase in the demand for foreign
exchange advanced the rate again to-day, ana me
market closed firm al quotations for business az iol-
lows; Bankers bills, ~ Si3i and - ssh for long
and short sterling respectively; 5l94i and DIS
for francs: 0la, and 0jlI for reichmarks; 10 aud
4O1i for guilders
In London British consos strong with adj
vanccs of i to 1O1 1916 for money and 1O2 Ito
for account. United States 3l2s and is were m
changed at 1851 and 122 respectively the +l2s
were a lower American railways were gil lower
from IL 10 per cent at the Opening-but Later made
some partial recovercs. The Bank oi England gained
81, 900 bullion on balance. AT Paris French per
cents rose 70 1890 francs.
Exports OF merchandise at Ncw-Yor<:
81, Pho yroot s7677.sl5 s4al37oG sG375ss9
Previously reported 142.1JJ3o3 ll9,OJi-OD l53-31'2I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
-, - az ,o2 1873. los l42, l4s, l44, l44la las,

,,o al 70 49, lO2. 1888 lOs 49, l4s l44 l44ia lA6'
i46 las IoV ,,er-SPECIAL TERM-Before Macomher. j..
surstAt keT AIT Society OF the NewYork Hoslita-No
day car r T-CIRCUTT-PAHT I-Before Barrett, j.
stewart agt. Hmtngton-No DAY CALENDAR; ~ ooo.
Cas- % II BEFORE IaTem0re. mos 3O4o, SOlO Zz<s
- gi6o go. 2l57, 2l36h l4ts $685. 2S69 $50
300 22j 2g3l 2945 294o 2So- z'el -'''' '0o' 0'
SG5S; ViiI-Bcfoe Lawrence, JNos 25l6 eG5 la
~ a IA ia. 1851 Ass, 1893. 2i7O 4l9t' o45 1909
4$W Ht,,FRloR CoURT-sPEUAL TERN Before OGormsn j.
No 10 II. -, 50 -.-- ,,-.o,...r
. ase on-Jatyis agt. BaXteT.-NO day calendar 80 go
Pan -Pe Truax. Mos. $50 20 650 o'Z' 90
6-4 600 9O4 76l 4j5 3O3 Sol SI2 1908, BOO 40 COS
PART iII-Bef0re Ing aham Nos S8l, 9lO o3'' oVo'
A.. I956 377 $50 Ss2 2i2 243 AGO. GOA. 800, 423.
COMMON PLEAs-oPECIAL TERM-Beiore J. +. Day. -
y Odav calendar r MI. ,-,r uocsan
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL rERM-PART l-Beoie an "a s1si
J-NOs POSI- 937 2731, 2i41 246 l!S sly @a 5 S3a5
:l46 BIAS 3l5l. 3lj2, 3lG8, $40, 3li2 -I4U --f' ~
.26I 22o4. 2O3l. 2003. 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
LEHIGH NAVIGATION Dividend.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-1he directors OF
the Lebigh Coal and Navigation Company to-day de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

SANTA II. y W. MAY 22.-lcs'crday au arucd
mob of sixty men attacked the principal mine
OF tine san PEDRO and Canon del AQUA Company, ia
Santa fC County, and dIoyc of thirty men who
were working the mn-. The mine ha, been III llti-
CATION Tor some time aud legal acuon will be taken
10 regain pose .,!On Oi 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

LONDON Nav 22-l2 30 p m.-Consols l0lhte FOR money
ana luylfe the account. E!c second 'onso 81! D. Nc"
York Central 1884. Illinois central 49, Pcnn'y ,ania
Central 5g Great Western second moedE"
trustees certificates ll Reading. 80 Mexican Ordinary
l26 -.
per - francs 81 - tmc' Tor the account
LONDON Nav &2-4 OO D. m.-At.lnu' ami Great west
trustees ccr at'- - 10 SCI ord ini
rgre Cuu~o- ~. Ncv Ork central. l-i -
f6is central 1864, Mexican RAILWAY, limited, culinary,
lI2L. Sew YORK. ontario and western. -'4
Tho OF bullion gone into the Bank OF fng ana on
balance t0dtr f. LliOV.
LONDON. MAY - 4iop o. m.-Pau' ad0ces dno'n three
per cent fcucs 30 confines Tor tc account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

GUNNIES- Quiet. Domestic Baggng 9GlOHc
HEINZ &c.-Jute Butts quic, al 'sG24ci Hemp quiet
Hay AID STRAW moderate trade wasreportcd The
offerings are fec and rrces rule silgiy easy MeI 10
Clover, 4UdGJc. mol rye straw jU@COc short 3'eioc
cat Soc. ,
IEATHEi-farger receipts and mode. Ate demands have
given weak and rrcgulaTiIy to the market
Stock are largo IN manufacturer hands and the recent
enor to curta The production as not been liz NO onei
ana essentially uhcAulSed We puo ~ - ~ : ia s2
81 o. g No p 500 $50; cray Forge $40 oVdflD ou
scotch rig Eglnton. 81 - 80 O".HD"s az spt
sherrie. SO steel Rams were less active, put
IT $50 a. the mills Old Iron Rails ei, ana d9 ~
So S23 Tor rs scrap Iron quiet ana AZ 9o1
in yard. 50 80 IN store ana - 30 eI sg i9Eo' ,op
per nrm at lie for straits and IL &C. IVt otIer
brands Pig Tin has had better t anu me uno - 9Vt.i
owing TO stronger feeling in England straits ~ ~ r.,
English L. ana r. - a22sc I'm Plates steady ana IN
fan call Charcoal lin - ~ 24S6 ia 90 uhe % -uI
- 3D. coke Tin - ~ = 70 2jlo rene - ~ So Lead
qn.o at - i0G:i - for common ana rennra po;sc 20
du common ic Siesah &c me 800 Vi tito
Iron change said 10 day Iron sIasnAnt IN
quiet and easier. 10 SUdts May shipment sod Al
MOLAsSiS-Quict So test reclining cuba nominaly 32c.
800 hhd sold private eIms Grocery "l"dea sehs mo-"
NkVAL sTOKEs-Roains were weak and dull at 81 q =
Good strained. spirits lutpcnuuc
Was hIm GA the SPOT mmc,lae one' nss are lss: SV
for week there free offerings at % &c TAT
a9d Pneh qget AMI 1 ~
OiAl descriptions were firm and fair JonbihS t,ane IS
5gaUuc; Crude Sperm Al u5. Crude Whale, 'eGdVc Tor
NohcI and % sj7c ~outl, crude Cotonsec i2r
Refined summer Yellow, 81 ~@''ci fllmo i"'" ''''''
oCEAN FWElGIIrs-Berth room was about steady a.
though again very quiet OF charters ,tey gram vessel,
boxes bacon los; 5000 boAcs Ccc-c g. I'd. ana 500
do Beet. PORK =; Ioop bales to't'h % ~,
. .6 tom Fnai ~ or lJs Ian DO>. steam. 2iDJp
Cheese. 5Os; Dsei. "a; iOEA, ss Ji...-.oLAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

&c seller 6O days.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22

lie 10 Sc ptembre la tribu DIES Chero-
KEGS d reeu 100000 %provenant de la
vente de terres par eux, ct ratifiee par
lie gouvernement des Etats. Unis. La
distribution Sc fera egalemsnt, par tete,
ct lis sent 10000 qui ont droit au par
tage. Les noirs qui habitent parmi enx
ont etc exclus dc cette distribution par
une loi de Ia legislature Cherokee. lie
chef Bushy Head await frappe le bill
de son veto, mais la legislature a main
tenu son premier vote. Les pale
ments se sout fats dams trois localities
differences, on Sc sont rendus en- foule
les Indiens, suivis necessairemsnt de
marchands, de ~trafieants, qui compton T
tirer me richie part de cette distfibn-
ton d'argent.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22

.JnN "a keaser Ia maAie du
aulei Lh0nIfle ee efoyait lB pri-
yil61e de disposereds 60 vie, De sen
ddbSEraess quand elle lai stait d
charge yieut de Tecayoir nn sin
gutter d6Aaensi 81 c'est n1aftra All.
h0F6N an aeat charge dc Is mi donner.
TN panvfe bandet. c,est IN Journal dc
Paris. 1t Paiz, qui parle, exl6nue PAL
suEcfois de travail. ct ulanque pres
QRsabhain de nenrriture, niayant plus
qaz~ la wean VI les 0as await en- veritahle
an3anE 0u Nix.nsnvieme siAGlas r6sOlu
&tem 6ESr avee la vie.
II s6tait 5chapp6 de son 6table, Ell
pFenaHs Is ohenlin du Psntd'Austerlitz,
Il aelhik Jets 4 seau st Sc l~aissait en-
nurkar psr b pnrant. Dea PEASANTS
eofa&a NIaian6 SIAN nil 9Eapln6 Get
&tFAnRe s5eacz
LAan denx Baaee son chen. nm laer
Nh Nehva. 4 sen occurs ID CHEN saisit
III qasadrnpeae oar ~asofeilia, ot 10 ra
mene sss Is riShge. lie maIhenrcux
animal, aaav6 laalgr6 hi, jette nm re-
ssra trises. dksesper6, dutour de iui
pnia ppnfauivant sa resolution il 50
iett0 Id Huaveau dams ID heuve.
0eNAeasef. n Ynfra MAnpe eaG lance a
aM nssSa Ianuisnal, eetie f0is.
hui isGsss da felIes raatfes, Que le paFyfe
ehifu sW Iaeas Nlsprzselef ponr Ie saue
ser Be 10ssdef a2sivfk lie pifnpoFtnu.
ID iAiAae lsa aa epntaAt 1t 6lispaeait
hieNt0t suna
Qnelle MT II penseA sperafa nui i a6
- &~& I%3A%M &sA%&z#&@& AAMM
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22

L'acide cyanhydriQne lou acide prus-
sique) poison des plus dangerous, OK
iste, dams des proportions plus on MONS
fortes, dams les feuilles dn laurler-
cerise, les amandes de cerises noires,
les p6pins de pommes ct de .peires' les
f~euilles ct les amandes da pecher.
Arepoque de villegiature, il est done
prudent de WELLER sur les e%nfants a co
suiet ct do ne leur laisser nj manipulei
les feuilles dangereuses, III manger LEI
amandes des fruits qu'On leur donnt
on au'ils peuvent cueillir.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22
La grande Exposition de 1884 a
la NouyeiIe- Orleans.
Aheille dc ii Nonvellc. Orleans.

CONNIE nous ~l'apprenaient nos depe
ehes de Washington. hier matin, lie
President des Etats-Unis a, dams une
proclamation uficielle, annonce au
monde enter, Urbi ct Orb, qu'une Ex-
uositien nhiverselle dc PIndustrie ct
din Centenaire du Cotton aura lieu Il
Ia Nenyelle. Orleans; que lOuyerture
Sen fera,le prem ier lundi de decembre
1884, ct la cl0tufe le 81 mai 1885
Les Repr6sentants de PUnion anne
ricaine,. Il retraGger, sont charges de
faire counaitre la dite proclamation
dans toute retendue de leur juridiction,
ct il est a remarquer qu'en vertu de Ia
loi yot6e a Get effet par 10 Congress,
ainsi que 10 dit, du reste, lie President,
ce manifesto ne devait etre lance, que
ouand les measures prises pour IN con
structien de l'edifiGe seraient asssez
avancees pour assurer l'ex6eutlon dn
proiet. Yeila dui est bien clair. \
l'heure quill est, 10 monde est o%fficiel-
lement ct solenneilement aytrtl dc
metre prejet disposition il salt quill
V a un commencement d'executien, ct
dams bien dies pays, a doute, bon
nonrbre d'agriculteurs ct dindustriels
ont r6solu dsjA de nous envoyer ieurs
produits- commence, peat atre meme,
leurs pr6paratifs.
II est demo grand temps dc nous met
tire i l'nuvre en- gems qui connaisSeni
lie priE du temps, qui savent que rien
nest plus perfde, plus trompenE, qu'nne
enterprise de CO genre que dams nhe
pareilIe carriere, Oh nest jamais sill
d'arriver a temps, ct que %souvent, les
plus PRESSES sont des retardataires.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22
ACADEMIC DE STE. MARIE
O~uelousas, Line.

Y ES cours de cette Academic seront ou-
- verts 10 Is septembre les classes com
menceront le IL.
Les classes d'Anglais seront e~nseign6os par
II. Henry G. Lewis, natif de Ia Virginis ct
gradue de rUniversite de la PennsylFanie
eelIes de Francois par n. A. Blanc Duques-
nay, dsia bien conuu dams la paroisse.
Avec des prefesseurs aussi sdistingues, dun
age d6ia NOR, don't tent lie temps sera e~onsacre
au bien des klevss, ct sous Ia haute direction
dc NM. @ ct j. f. Raymond, pAcademie he
pent que prosperer.
Les parents y trouVeront tout &C quils peu'
vent desifer pour leurs enfants. lis sont in.
staflment prizes de les enveyer des fo1verture
1es classes. REV. G. RAYMOND.
REV, j. i. RAYMOND,
a9a HENRY g. LEWIS,
Al BLANC DUQUESNAY.
Opeioasas, Iersseptcmbre 1883. ii
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22

A Teadre.-Au bureau du COURIER,
uns excellente machine a coudre, tonte
aeuve ct de premiere qnaiite, IA un
prix sxcessivement r6dnit. Ne man
quez pas de venir l'achcter avant IN
autre, car vous men trouverez pas all
Ieurs q ri bon mareh6.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22
CORN MILL,

THE undersigned is prepared to grind con
a. neal, buminy, etc, Tor the public, at BIZ
steam mill. corner Of Glelee and Market IT,
every Saturday. Of the most favorable terms
Nav l2.g2tf Y. BoURDIEss
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22

Ceux qui s'oceupent d~'Glesage, liroht
ayec rinterAt les details suipants
LIE fameux 6leveur dc fIllinois, John
%. Gillett, declare quill faut en- tinir
avec le systeme. d'elever d'ahord lie be-
tail, puts, quand il est arrive u : ans
dc commencer d l'engraieser. &c sys-
tAms eolte trep d'argsnt. NJ Giliett
eDgraisse imm6dTatement lie betall, ct
peut produire un bout de 1900 livres
entire 90 ct 90 mois. lie jeune betall
prend tres facilement lie gras, il y a
me tendance naturelle. La chair de
l'animal au moment de l'envoyer SUI
10 nlarch6, est de meilleur quaiite, ct
l'Sleveur fat une grande economic; II
s'Spargne un entretiep de pres de deus
ans.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22
Read Proof OF wonderful Cures.

CHARLEsTos, S. G., July q, 1883.
chased at ianisyiIe, XIV, b very fne bred colt,
and II shipping he got his hook badly burt on
the outside Of the joint, which caused it TO
| swell three or four times the nat1ral size,
| which made him very lame. ] tried Q great
many liniments which failed to benefit nj tbs rssa r.,
to piye up the colt as ruined. / happened to
see your advertisement Of "Kelaaifs Blister
| and SPAWN Cure AMI thought Yonld give
il d trial. / first applied the Blister TO the
hook, which by this time had become callens.
ed, and to my surprise found i worked IKE z
| was hard became soft and the lanleness began
to leave. + then get some of " hsndalIs spav.
in Cure and applied 1t according 10 dirsc.
| lions, which has made u perfect cure and the
colt is nav as sound as any horse alive. |
merely write this letter to you, as ! think It Q
duty / owe TO you. and also for the good Of the
| public ut large. Tho foregoing statement !
viii make affidavit to, and can alse haye the
city who saw the colt before and after treat
ment. Very resp'y., JoHN r. ARNOLD
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22
NEW ORLEANS, Augusta ], 1893
TO III :? r. &C
Investigate for Yourselves.

-; : q = rs;,1frJ and malicious falsehood in re-
"ard to the character Of The Louisiana state
Lottery Company, the tolioWing laels nlo'
77h,t WE arc engaged III a fraudulent business,
tn tn1 ho Va fa, seG and Gus u1true e
Amount Of prizes paid by The Loai5lana
STATE Lottery Company from January l. t7'''
70 present date:
Paid TO Southern Express Go, New =. ,u,
'' rrIc,ns Z, NJ. Wcsroat. Mp'gcr - ,:6h,'o'
phi 70 Touisiana National Bank.
Vt. los. Ii, Ocleshy, President. 4t','''
Pad to state National Bank. ,,o
4 anu - n Ennnrdy, President. $500. l21.lt@
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22
RyTTg1EEERS' q /

FHvHE public Is respectfully Informed ta
Z we have perfected arrangements ifi
~pcrrparert supply of iue, Tar esei shkA
can he had at all hours of the day, btiBgk eF
in il refrigerator. We VIII also deliver nesl
at domiciI when.requestcd.
..A fine lot of lat MUTTON just Eseeitsa
June 3Gt JOTBERT s. GAhRlEREs
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22

La fabrication des dents est nHe
gsande industrie. II y a aux Etats-
bnia. he manufactures de dents artli-
~cielies elies ca pgodnieeIt, chaque
aimee. ak mtilajonss est-a dire. en-
moyeBpes nne Gent pour cinq person
mes. I'll moili6 est fnbfiquee par une
maison aai d 6E6 fond6esen Is44
lie pradoa des ventes de ees dents
s'6lSve q an million de dollars par an.
Les materiaux qui entrsni dams lenr
CONNECTION sont 10 feldspath, lie kaolin
et Ii CRYSTAL de roche. La matiere co
lorante est 10 p%latine, le titaulum ct
For. LIE fsldspatb ct ie CRYSTAL sont
sousnis q. nne temperature rouge, ct, de
Ia ietes dams de feau froide. On les
broie ensemble dana l'eau jusqn'a CO
qufIs ~deviennent asses legers pour
dottar Oh les combine alors aVec la
matiere c%olerante, OF on les SONNET q
la chRleur intense dune f%ournaise,
dams des monles de cuiyre. La dent
ESTATE en- deux pieces.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22
KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.

Price 81 per bottle, Of 6 bottles for $5. All
druggists have it or can get it for yon, or it
will 30 sent to any address on receipt of price
by the proprietors, Dr.. +. j, KENDALIe& Co,
Enosburgh Falls, vt.
Awn ru Mww nDHrnGwST@
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22

Hes procurent ELI men est pas qni
paisse doniier dc ifeiiienfs heneiices
aue Televage d. Ii volatile
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22
OPEL0usAs LUMBER YAPD

WENTWORTH & CO, ProptietarL
A Ii kinds Of Cypress Lumber. shingis
n Dressed Flooring, Ceiling, Sash, Deaa
Blinds and Mouldiugs. A good lot Of ciasn
lumber. - Bill of lumber sawed 10 usda
on short notice. ,IieclR
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22

Quest ce one lie systame de peonage,
40 MsxiQue9 hes Mexieains, speciale
msntc eux des classes pauvres, sont,
dit-on, des joueurs inySt6res lie Tis
quent M jen prssque Ghaqne souqnfls
gagnent. Quand lie perdent trop, lie
tombeRt en- IN v6ritable etat de ser.
wage, de cette facon /: I'm individu quel
conque smprante 8, a, 10 dollars; il les
iette sur une table de jen, 3 perdet Sc
trOuye incapable de rendre Fargent
empinnt6. ii est p~0nrsuivi pour aet-
to ct condamne a Traveller pour 10
preteur, iusau'a cd quill SOFT There de
"a date. Solvent, pendant qa1n est
on train den liqnider y premiere, il
en- coDtracte treis gu quatre antres
semhlables il devisnt nlors Ia propriS
etc du crsancier pTesqu'autant qu'un
cheval. Qaiune Vacheu 6a mort n26-
fsint maaae pas Id dette ellie retombs
sur ia famine, SIR ses enfants, jusqu'a
parfuife ~8xkInctieD.
Ciost III ait-on, la raisoE ala cape
che les p6ans de s'6vader giland Ills ont
eaA4RAHt3 dsa dsttess
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22

EAExpY0fAsIon des meTs arctiqucs ma
glaFe ag,snii. On tout temps, qn'a des
d6eastFes les ann6es deTnieres, sur
tout, ont Ste f~ertiles en catastrophes
de. oe genre. II est bien vrai que 10
Baron Nordenskjola n fait M voyage
on ne ispns plus. hetrenx, mails nous
ayoaas sa. aepnis loFs. M muins trois
expeditions d'expiaration gui ont en- nm
dAnlurahle r6sailas celIe de In Jean.
nsast caile dn Leigh Smith. cellc du
Varna. don't On 4 nppris III pertes dams
Ii mer Kara, par l'arrisee dea na,ifrag6s
De- Tee J Ill stsss! sslu ds la
Jeanhetts Plus eerfiblss na etc
saivi Finesrd AM Rodgers snYoye
&sm Fechereiaes snEIa cote nerd Quest
Az lii stberIe. Rieu be dit quill my cit
nas uD noayeau dksastTe a GonteF d
eenx uue nogls yenona de otter.
eNst. I'D neu7elie est afrisee, der.
Increment, %annoncant que 10 navire
d'a1plpfation Djinsphna q etc tout rhir
YER. enSelNpp& par les Elaces, non lein
de nendFeN Oh await ssornbre 10. Farm,
al nlilians ae Juliet. IL est vrai que le
capitalize ID DjimpIUa, qnand il d etc
Wits par Id DntehmaB, lui 4 declare
qusil await Ii fsrme confanee de pou
ToEF he tiFsr d'embarrass mais rien ne
did quill j ait s6nssi. Il est p~ourtant a
eap6FeF qaiIIA st& plus heureux que les
ASfrsN pesanaapaapts d'expeditions are
Tfns
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-22

opeioasas, Ter septcmbre 1883. tt