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RlsoToGRAPHs. We take pleas
es q announcing the arrival of Mr.. s.
q, tlle artistic photographer from
Fans; who will remain in our
M NJ ahe mouth only, for the pnr-
g1s \ alsoving our people what won
l,s ~ ~ Hafk lls san DO ID perpetuatingl
~ slleasea of those who may visit
% 'llo There ii no such word as
,s''' y e axes but the fraction of a sec
81 perfect picture by the late
improvements in the art. Mr..
sla DO work at city prices,
sAout doubt one Of the best art
l's country. He will make views
1'S' Fssl 'lsncsa, with family groups,
1'1 eAA homaa. Copying done in
Esss asHle. See advertisement
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Instantaneous Photographs Ia new
process; no more tedious sittings; ba-
bies taken OH The jump finer negatives
than by the old wet way at Bonnef's
Gallery, Main St., adjoining Poseys.
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GO TO
lei. ID. Larcade's Tin Shop,

Opposite Mrs. Prevots,
net YOUR TIN WORK DONE THERE
U-ackuowiedged to be the Cheapest Shop
in town: Gutterine from 8 cents to IS cts per
foot and all other work i'll proportion.
- Country orders promptly attended to.
Opelousas, March II, 1883 6m
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ESTATE or GEORGE n. GARDINER.

a LII persons indebted to tile estate Of Geo.
N Fl. Gardiner, deceased, are hereby noti-
fed to come forward and pay to the under
signed If they wish to avoid costs.
CORDELIA ARCENEAUX,
Tutrix
EDGAR S. BARRY,
Co-Tutor.
Grand COteau, April IA, 1883. st
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WANTED.

A GOOD BRICK BURNER. Address i'm
"A mediately, giving references,
SAM'L. M. PETERS,
March g. 1883. Opelousas, La.
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CHUcHoTTEMRNTs. When eat gives
an entertainment from the top of wall,
it isn't the cat we object to. It's the
wani.-Tlre word debt is composed
of the initials of g dun every body
twice. Gre dit is formed of the ini-
tial letters Of I. Call regularly every day
III trust. After a wedding it was
formerly custom to drink honey, dis
solved in water, for thirty days-a
moons age. Hence the origin of the
honeymoon "A correspondent of pa
per having described the Calcasieu river
as a issickly stream,' Y the editor Of the
Commercial appended the remark !;
sThat's 90! it's confined to it's bed. -
Gretna Courier.
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RoR SALE AT a BARGAIN.A COM
fortable residence in Baton Rouge.
Apply at this ONCE.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF TABLEAU.
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 4l86
ESTATE OF JEAN BArrIsTE PIERRE GUILLoRY
Whereas, Z6lonise Ardoin, of the parish of
St Landry, Administrative, has filed final
account aud tableau of distribution of funds
of the above entitled estate, accompanied by
her petition praying for the homologation of
the same
And whereas, notice of filing of said petition
and tableau has been ordered by an order of
court bearing date April Is, 1888;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
account. in writing, at my office, in the town OF
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why said tableau should not be homologated
and confirmed. JAMES o. CHACHERE,
April 81, 1883 Clerk
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Fine MillineryBonnets, Hata, Bib
bons, Flowers, Feathers, ETC., at Mrs.
A. B, Chachere's, cor. Court and North.
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RI your piano needs tuning or repair-
inc, Mr.. John Schafer will do the job in
d. first-class manner and at d reasonable
price Sec his advertisement.
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MRS. A. B. CHACHERE,
FASHIONABLE MILLINER

Corner Court and North Streets,
Opelousas, La.
HAS just received from New Orleans, a
d u rare and artistic selection of
Millinery Goods,
the newest styles Of Hats, Bon
nets, Hair Goods Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery,
Plumes, Perfumeries, Notions,
&c. I'd The public is invited to call and in
speet the same, the Ladies especially. lA"
NOTICE TO TRESPAsSERs.
TNNHE parties who have been trespassing
a. and cutting wood from the undivided
tract of wood land of j. Meyers & Co. and
John NJ. Taylor, situated one mile west of
Opelousas are hereby notified that they will
be prosecuted to the utmost extent of the law
for each and every offense of the kind Which
has been or may hereafter be reported TO said
owners febl7tf
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Read the proceedings of the meeting
Of tile subcommittee appointed for OPP
elonsas md vicinity to raise funds for
the Charity Hospital, aud prepare to
contribute according to your means.
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A PRESENT. A fine map Of the United
States will he given free of charge 70
every purchaser Of d dollar bottle Or
package of AZ. A. Thedford & Co.'S
Liver Medicine on Black Draught, at
w. o. Posey's. The map alone is worth
more than one dollar.
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l,ur farmers are we'll advanced in
slantipr, and everything points to
sbandant crops of all kinds this year !.
Are glad TO hear that more corn,
lSSrs cane, more rice, and less cotton
ID Dssu planted than for many years
s.,E This Is move in the right direc-
III bat cut the cotton down one half
I'D Il will be better still.
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DUBLlC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish Of 81. Landry, No. 4as5
ESTATE OF JOSEPH CoLoMB DAIGLE, alias DEs
BREsT DAleLE.
By virtue of an order of the Hon. the Pro
bate Court in and for the parish of st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned aa-
ministratrix or duly qualified auctioneer, ct
the last residence of the deceased, In Points
Noire parish of st. Landry, ON TUESDAY,
April Oath, 1883, the following described
property, belonging to the estate of Joseph
Colomb Daigle, alias Desbrest Daigls, dsceas-
ed tO-wit:
L. A small plantation situated in Pointa
Noire, st. Landry parish, together with oil
the buildings and improvements thereon, con-
tanning twenty-five arpents, bounded north by
land of Homere Daigle, south by land of Val
mont Blanchard, east by land of Widow El,-
Eeger
2 A tract of prairie land adjoining the
above tract, containing forty acres, bounded
north by Jerome Leger (supposedl, south By
land of Action Daigle, east BY land Of BlaiEe
Lejeune, and west by land of jerome L6gsr.
g. Five cows, one beef, one heifsr, one beef
calf, one yoke oxen, one creole horse, tive Gre
ole mares, one colt, one saddle one OK cart,
household effects, &c.
Terms and Conditions.-Au the moyables
will be sold for cash, and the lands one-third
of the purchase price cash and the balance in
one and two years from day of sale. Purohas-
ers to furnish two good securities to the salts,
faction of the administratrix; the lands re-
naming specially mortgaged unto the estate,
aud vendors lien reserved on the land until
paid; if not paid at maturity, to bear eight
per cent interest after said maturity
MARIE CELANiE CORMIER,
March 81, 1883. Administrative.
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The Charity Hospital.
OPELoUsAs, April lS. 1885

VPELOUsAs, April 10, 1883.
The Charity Hospital Committee Or
ganized permanently to-day by electing
Mrs. Laurent Dupre, President Mrs.
NJ. b. : Williams, Wee President !;
j. O. Chaehere, Treasurer, and w. 0.
Posey, Secretary.
They also made the following ap-
pointments Of Committees, to solicit
subscriptions. ...--...-.
For the east half of the town of Opel.
ousas, from Main street: Mrs. Thos. Il.
Lewis, Mrs. c. B. Andrus, Miss Lizzie
Gibbs, Miss Oetavie Prevot, Rev. T. J.
Hough, Mr.. A. II. Generes, DR.. P. J.
Parker, Mr.. w. 0. Posey
For the West half of Opelousas: Mrs.
NJ. b. Williams, I. Robin, Laurent Du-
pre-, J. j. Thompson, Miss Sallie Thomp-
son, Messrs. j. 0. Chachere, E. D. Est,-
lette, c. Comeau and L. A. Sandoz.
For Gradenigo's Island: Mrs. Laurent
Dupre, Miss Sallie Thompson, Mr.. c.
Comeau and DIR. P. j. Parker.
For Plaquemine Ridge: Mrs. Mrs. r.
Robin, Miss Octavie Prevot, and Messrs.
Z. d. Estilette and l.. A. Sandoz.
For Bellevue: Mrs. Thos. II. Lewis,
Miss Lizzie Glib, Rev. T. j. HougE and
Mr.. A. II. Generes
Bayou Teche: Mrs. J. j. Thompson
and NJ. B. Williams, and Messrs j. O.
Chachere aud w. o. Posey.
Committee to provide music aud Sc
cure musical assistance: Miss Lizzie
Gibbs and Mr.. W. o. Posey
Meeting adjourned to Friday, April
90, 1883, at 10 o'clock a. m.
MRS. LAURENT DUPRE,
w. o. PosEY, Pres't.
SecrafarV
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An interesting communication from
Grand Cotean reached us too late for
insertion this week. II will appear in-
our next issue.
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w. O. PosEY,
Secretary.

The Committee farther requested iu-
sertion of the following advertisement
in both of the Opelousas papers:
The undersigned respectfully solicit
subscriptions of money, jewelry, pic
tares, silyerware OF gold, fancy articles,
aud all articles of vertu, embroidery,
clothing, &c. for the fair to be given
by them on the lst of May at Perrodin's
Hall, for the benefit of the Charity Hos
pital of New Orleans.
The undersigned Committee appeal
with confidence to the generosity of our
people in aid of that noble institution.
Contributions may be left at the store
of Mr.. w. o. Posey, corner of Main and
Landry streets, 0pelonsas.
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S. ANDERSON.
Opelousas, April 81, 1888. If
A. J. RERCIER. D. D. S.

OFFERS his professional services to the
" citizens Of Opelousas and Washington
and surrounding country. Orders left at Mrs.
Hebrards will meet with prompt attention.
Opelousas. April 81 1883.
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Grand Concert and Ball.

On Wednesday, April 25th, a grand
concert and ball will be given under the
auspices of Steam Fire Company No. |
at PerIodin's new Opera Hall. On
that occasion some choice vocal and in :
stramental music will be rendered by
the best amateur talents of Opelousas,
and as their repertoire embraces some
of the finest selections from the masters,
1t will no doubt prove one of the most
pleasing events Of the evening. After
the Concert the amateurs will furnish
some fine music for those who may wish
to follow the windings of the may
dance. A parade of the firemen and a
formal christening of the new Steam En-
sine will take place Mt 3 o'clock p. m,
on the same day.
Tickets TO Concert and Ball only fifty
cents.
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NOTICE no TREsPAssEHes.
WOOD !
WOOD |

"A LARGE Supply Of Fire Wood always on
IA hand and for sale at moderate prices.
All orders filed on the shortest notice. Can
also fill orders for lumber at the lowest rates.
d2St j. E. HOUSTON.
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AeaIlENT PERFORMANCE. On last
AAAaaAf night tie Wizard Oil Combina-
l'| gass i splendid performance in
lAH1's gaa minstrelsy, at the Perrodin
laE The benefit of Steam Fire Co.
se sua we're greeted by a large and
sflalivs audience OF our people.
lsll gsaer0Hs efforts gave perfect sat
51fE'all EO Al present, and placed the
slEH company antieE many acknowi-
g1leHsA IL them for their kind assist
|'s lAy anceess attend them every
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

NOTWITHSrANDING the closing of the
~ public schools at the end of this month,
Mrs. Mayer will continue her school at her
residence after that date Terms reasonable.
Opelousns, April 81, 1889 I'm
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FOR sALE-.R FINE CHANGE.

A PLANTATION situated at Hickory Flat
IN Calcasieu parish containing l20 acres,
with two dwelling houses, store house, cot
ton gin, 3 cribs and necessary outbuildings-
being James Coles old stand. For terms, Sc,
apply to Pierre Doucet, on the premises, or to
Louis Fontenot. Washington La ap7-5t
Lake Charles Commercial please COPY.
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20 the People of st. Landry.

The undersigned have been appointed
a committee for the parish of st. Landry
to solicit douations, subscriptions and
contributions for the purpose of increas-
ing the accommodations and capacity of
the Charity Hospital, in the city of New
Orleans, and Of making necessary sani-
tarysimprovements in that institution.
A call is made upon all persons for
their mite. If every one responds as he
should do, it will he al easy task to at
tain the object desired.
This institution is the noblest in the
State. 1t has for years ministered to
the wants of the poor and rich, of the
exalted and the humble. 1t has been
the school of numberless humanitarians
and devotees Of science.s II is an insti-
tuition of learning second to none in these
United States. 1t is the pride Of Lou
isianians. 1t speaks their generosity,
their hospitality, their philanthropy.
= We therefore confidently appeal to our
fellow -parishioners to subscribe and to
contribute in any way in the hands of
the sub-committees which we have ap-
pointed throughout the parish.
The means raised are to be specially
set aside for the purposes above stated !;
and the faithful application thereof is
guaranteed by the Governor of the State
and the other distinguished gentlemen
who are the Board of Administrators of
that institution.
Fairs and balls will be- given to aid IN
obtaining the funds required.
The frat fair will be given in Opelou
sas, at Perrodin's Hall, on Tuesday, the
lst Of May; the second in Washington,
at Jacobs Hall, on Tuesday, the 9th of
May; the third in Grand Cotean, on
Tuesday, the 18th of May; the fourth
in Rayns, on Tuesday, the 22d of May !;
the fifth In Vile Plate, on Tuesday, the
29th of May the sixth in Arnaudville,
on Tuesday, tho 5th of June.
The committees for other localities
will FIX such times for fairs in their iu-
risdictions as they may deem proper.
B. A. MARTEL,
w. A. ROBERTSON,
H. l.. GARLAND.
The following committees are ap
nninfed
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FlSf GaowrH.-Mr. Lacey, of the
Isuuf Hope Narsery, brought a splen
aIa apecimen of the Lecomte pear at
III OLIce few weeks ago. The sprout
I'D only of one years growth, and
nsssIrea over twelve feet il length.
IIsisis unothel proof Of the adaptability
# uiIi soil and climate for raising fine
halis. The prospect SO far, is that we
iii have an abundant fruit crop this
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L. d, Es1ILETTE.
j. O. CHACHERE,
a. FL. GENEREs,
+. ] HOUGH.
P. j. PARKER,
C. COMEAU.
+. A. SANDOZ.
w. O POSEY.
Mrs. NJ. B. WILLIAMS.
Mrs. T.. ROBIN.
Miss SALLIE THOMSON,
sfrs. LAURENT DUPRE,
Mrs. G. B. ANDRUS, :
Mrs. THOS I'll. LEWIS.
Miss LIZZIE GIBBS,
Miss OCTAVE PREVOT,
Mrs. j. j. THO ,iPSON.
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ssgIous Loss. The Rev. T. j. Hough
Hss bad she misfortune of losing his fine
lsasy ball. A few nights ago a large
A ieiaua creole bull broke into Mr.
A6usIA pasture and attacked the der
M goFiDg him TO death in very few
mlsalsz Although this il serious loss
ii, HaugAwiIl purchase another as soon
Il Ii gsa find an animal to suit him. He
Ass hesd Of about fifteen Jersey cows
ii BIZ mock farm near town.
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The American Agricuiturist for May
is an unusually bright aud instructive
number of this most valuable journal.
Among the leading contributors are: w.
w. Mech, Propagation of Quinces a
cus); III. A. Haigb, Drainage Rights;
Col. r. p. Curtis, Profit III Pig Feeding !;
u. w. Darrow, Mutton Sheep; DE-. Ev-
ans, Jr., The Pear Orchard etc. The
full-page engravings are: :" First Pledge
of Blithesome May /" Fishing in Many
Waters e Auvergne Peasants and
!. The May Queen.v There are prize
plans, fully illustrated, of cattle barn
and Of a piggery, several labor-saylng
Devices etc. The suggestions for farm
and garden work are most timely and
valuable. The whole thirty-fse pages
of editorial matter are repiete with solid,
seasonable information, and made most
attractive and Instructive with nearly
hundred engravings. Orange Judd Co.,
publishers, ?5l Broadway, n. !. Sl.W
per year; single hunters Is cents.
1915 deposited at the COURIER office
will secure both the 4griealf'trist and
this paper for one year.
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EsTArE OF los. D. GoNOR. DECEASED.

Grand Coteau, April IA, 1888.
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lIage Lad the pleasure OF meeting
sDslsef Flaw of the Rev. I. J. Hougli
IRlNaename we cannot at this moment
NIdl Win Il visiting onr parish for the
pVEpuss ef purchasing place suitable
5FsSlablishing d farm for raising fine
llstk III. Houghis aiding him in max
seHection, and we hope that he may
9Eas i citizen Of our parish. st. Ian.
I fae country for raising all kinds
fas aloel. 90 well AZ raising fine
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BANK ROBBERY After an exemption
of many years New Orleans is now en-
io,ihg the sensation of n first class bauk
robbery. From our city exchanges we
learn that the Metropolitan Loan aud
Savings Bank was successfully and ex
pertly hmglarized on last Sunday night.
1t IS not yet known how much booty
the five burglars carried off from the
bank, but it is said to he about $25 900.
There was a great deal OF money and
jewels on deposit, for which the bank
is not responsible, and the loss of which
willfall upon the depositors. This bur-
glary was as daring as it WAS successful,
and could have been performed only by
experienced men in the business. AT
last accounts one man bad been arrest
ed on suspicion, and the detectives We're
hard at work to ferret out the thieves.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
Stteratut.

THERE are few readers who VII ID
find something in the September nu1s
of DEMoREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
please them. The contents are agFeea2!
diversified and the articles of an lnisiaS
ing nature. In addition 10 the ;eia
"Agathe De Valsuze', there are ssVa-
well written shorter stories. Amoag L
articles worthy of note is a highly lla'
esting sketch of Margaret, the pnLl
thropist of New Orleans, written by Es'
mond Dale Owen. Jenny June. u q
article How We Live in New laA
gives a picture of cuisines girls h'''
L. Ward furnishes "Home Art and he-'
Comfort" and Current Notes dlslus'
topics of general interest. Many az
articles are fully illustrated, and the W
Gus departments leave u thing 70 "I'.e,
in the way of useful Information. .
frontispiece is a beautiful steel engfs,s
from Millais' celebrated painting
Bride of Lammermoor'', now IN the va
derbilt gallery of New York. No 'aI-
should be without this readable au1~
structive magazine, which rejects 'ns
sational, and furnishes only healthy P~'
and refined literatur.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
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oa ban par en- beltemt Mooitanoer az
BEN norite biitoriite Stolss Sbeori.
Der bRuoer ben samls 9iteratur Tom
norrsnsisIauit. 6oruosu lin rent nj,
oenitabeIiss 8irtiombeb, eftsrIaosr Ben
afosoe zig osiaa mango SueriatteIier
Os SamIinser al 6olteiasn iom "gamIe
oanite Winoer / 6oItemunbs" % Gan
tie 6oItespentpr", Iissiom ban nstop
boIbt paa msb at fuIbbprbe llosipeIien
AZ 6uosrens poetiite Strifter. Sans
iioite Seiss til Rorse par / 1881
unber 6iloIosmsbet.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
Waben &orrciponoanet.

Slide De uar. al Sen Sofia. :
mnIigt, at op9iue mig 2loyJsim 4. Z
ira Itorge iaa ~beticnbte Gien.ao, q!
mann, Der tom berouer ifor % 5d-
iig / Soma.
Spar: Or. Bctmou Il rar
buge til NOr8e, o9 BET II t9;2ls-
pm ban tOmmer tiIba9e.
Der bIeu Tor uossn III f,c:
rettet ON en- Ntouo, ION lagse ID. d.
BEN brittle 6auol pto 61.g #.
"Sricpcle". gr bette set Sa~mi e
SunosS Eli, ri bru9ts / 3oyse, tar +:
er Bet?
Guar: Zen Slags (ritpts IN.
Sale ON, beituar al , 6Tul. II T.
foron, o9 Fl minore bag Tor St--:
enbuer ar benz rabrtteret al q lt =
o9 i~nouenoi9 bule. iaa be inner .-
poa Ganoet. Ntauoeu Oyep palm
frem meb line Sen iaaIeoe5, ion
uIminoeIi9 SeIocipeO- Rnttsy si'r. !
, tore 9iuI par f%oripret ma S.11
iaa De arbsibe0e iom 4 a.mia.4
Oumpitibs 6iuI / somIs Dag. 2
Struen ~aioite BET.
= GbarIsp Sarisu, Der enter 4
BET ienbt ri Somme Dc (su5, :.
opsiue lin iorrt9e Aoresie.