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Tie Darbonne party, whose daring
exploits aud startling yicissitudes were
n graphically described in last>>Yeek' i
Democrat, returned on Wednesday in
rood order and fine spirits. None oi
The Tin cups were missing.
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FOR SALE.

EHsHE desirable property situated corner of
Il Main and G@olee streets, consisting Of
building suitable for store and dwelling, with
necessary outhouses, and about one lot of
ground For particulars apply at this office,
or to NJ. Lavergne, agent, Opelousas,
Opelousas. Nov. 5, 1881. IT
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il pew aud simple eontrivanee fer
1 getting ahead of the Bayou Teche
aeas is coming into general use along
lhe upper end Of that classic stream.
For particulars apply 10 n. c. D., at
ths store, where cheer on ice" mas be
had at all hours.
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eve ure indebted to Capt. Fl. L. Gar
land, who is now s"journing in Denver,
ed. for several copies of the Denver
Pennblican and Rocky Mountain News.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

In recent interview with a reporter
the New Orleans City Item, Gen. Fred
N. Ogden stated that at the solicitation
of his friends he had consented to be-
come candidate for Governor. The
friends oil Hon. james Jeffries, of Ra-
u;des, announce him also as candidate
for the same office.
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"a. G. -tSa-
Educ alton.

If you can afford nothing else, give
your children an education. A trained
mind goes through life, cannot be stolen,
and is not convertible. Good schools,
good books, and general reading mat
ter-get them these if they have to do
without other things; aud, TO secure a
right direction 10 the educated mind,
give them by word and example good
principles Let them grow up with the
idea that,it i not reediul to be rich, ia
NOUS or influential. hut that it is essen
tial to do What is right
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NOTICE OF TABLEAU.

Probate Court, Parish of ". Landry, No. 4i67
ESTATE OF JEAN BTE. CHAPMAN ANp WIFE,
THEREsE HEBgRT.
Whereas, J, B. Rouseau, OF the parish Of
St. Landry, administrator, has fled a fnsl
tableau of the above entitled estate, accom-
panied by his petition praying for the he-
mologatior of the same
And whereas, notice of filing OF said petition
and tableau has been ordered by an order Of
court bearing date July, ls, 1888;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given TO ali
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 homologatea
and confirmed. JAMES o. CHACHERE.
July 81, 1883. Clerk
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OpelOusas News Emporium.

NEW ORLEANS DAILIES;
lN --ALL--
Of the latest Literary, Fashion and Police
Illustrated Weeklies;
The Literary aud Fashion Monthiies
SEASIDE and other Library Publications
4 FULL LINE OF
Pens, Ink and StataOnerys
Sole agents for the celebrated
.sMJNERAIINE" INKS;
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Taken for all the newspapers and periodicals
published in the United States
oc,2a At the POST OFFICE.
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FOR SALE. OR RENT.

4 NEW town residence, neat and convent
n eut. suitable for small family, with two
acres of land enclosed. Will be sold cheap,
rented low 10 Il good tenant.
An,,EY at this office
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MARRIED-At the Catholic Church,
Opelousas, August 8, 1853, by the Rev
Mr.. Raymond, Mr.. EDWARD MILsTEAD
and Miss CoRINE FoUx, beth of ST Latf-
dry.
The COURIER extends congratulations
to the happy couple upon the consum-
nation of their long deferred union, aud
trusts that their future may he as bright
and blissful as their fondest hopes aud
rosiest dreams had ever pictured it.
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caterpillars have made their appear.
snee in several portions of the parish
INT have not yet done much damage
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asROCH.AM NATION.

pHeOGEA NATION.
BOARD OF POLICE, }
Town OF OPELoCsAs,
August 8t9, 1889. }
Whereas, AT an election held in the town of
0pelonsas, on the 7th day OF August A, D.
1883, for the purpose OF fatffying rejecting
two ordinances recently passed by the Board
OF Police OF said town. designated a. Ordi
nanee No. and No. 2, which were duly pub
lshed according to law, that said election
having been held by Bernard Martin, Joseph
A. Gil aud j. L. Chaehere as commissioners
resulted as follows, to-wit:
Fer Ordinance No. L.. .64 votes
Against I" - .-..00 -
For :" No. "a
Therefore, l, James Ray, President Of the
Board of Police of the town of Opelousas, do
hereby proclaim that the aforesaid ordinances
having been duly ratified by the legally quail
flied electors of said town. have become
amendments to the present charter of the
town OF Opelousas.
JAMES RAY, President
August IL, 1883. eli
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PROF. JAMES A. SEwELL, 4. NJ, VI.
d., of Medical Faculty, Laval Univer-
slty, Quebec, states: - have found
CoLDEN's LIQUID BEEF ToSIc particu-
la1ly useful III advanced stages of Ton
sumption, Weak ess. Dyspepsia, and al
Nervous -lMictions. In pregnant wo-
men it has been retained when every
other article OF food was rejected. |
can recommend it is convenient, pala-
table, and easy of digestion" (Remem
Der the name, CoLDES's take no ofber. J
Of druggists.
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A single wheel buggy company has
been formed i'll Chicago. The invention
consists of II wheel which will be attach
ed to ho,se by means Of Il pair OF buggy
shafts, and which will carry at the other
end buggy seat The inventor claims
that by means Of bis new contrivance
absolute safety in driving is secured, as
the wheel can only tip or turn over in
case the horse does the same thing. Be-
sides, he claims that his new vehicle
can get any where where horse can get,
and that the horse will he able to make
greater speed i'll this continuance than
in any snikY of the old pattern.
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FOR SALE

on ADV1NTAGEOES TERMS,
Gk,nE splendid property tlate residence OF
Il I. Talade) situated opposite the Catho
lie Church, Opelousas, consisting OF two lots
an excellent dwelling house, Kitchen, car
ria GO house, barn, stable, vegetable and flow
cr garden and orehard-all in perfect erder
Apply to -
Oct I'd, 1886 Opelousas.
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A Tilt With Time.

Ladies in tlril attempts to battle old
Time are bound to receive some
wounds in the encounter. These, how
ever, they can conceal, as tar as the
complexion is concerned. by timely
and regular resort to tiir use OF
''GLENN'S SILrHuE SOAR" Without
"bstructng the pores, OF i'll any way
injusins the health OF the skin, it re
moves from the surface pimpIe&, retiness,
and the r0Iio"s disfguements caused
by increasing age or exposure to the
sun. See that &C \. CRITTENToN,
Proprietor,' is printed on each packet,
without which none is genuine. Sold
by druggists and fancy goods dealers.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

Aai Il. A. Burke WAS selected. last
Iuesias night, by the Board Of Direct
ofs, as the Director General of the
Egosill's Industrial aud Cotton Centen
elal Exposition, AT a salary OF $4,000
yeaf. The liberal aud public spirited
AAluf immediately subscribed the full
aHaoatas uf bis salary. estimatea at @la.-
q the stock If The Exposition, and
a9alaLed the stock to the State Uniyer
slsg and A. & Nj College at Baton
Roage The Major is gentleman Of
qlle administrative ability and an in
slalaltable and energetic worker, and
slls AstpoiRtmeRr ii n most iudicinus one.
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FOR SALE.

nNE of tue uost desirable residences in
" OPelousas; ample greunds-yard. lot,
tagether. about II acrea of land, all under
feree. Improvements consist of two-stery
dwelling. brick basement, containing nine
rooms ouhnildings, kitchen, servants rooms
etc., in goo.I order. This property will be sold
very low for cash, or OH favorable terms. For
further particulars apply at this Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

AE ils annual meeting On July I'D, the
Academic des Sciences, BellesLettres
q Atls, Of Lyons, France, awarded the
sgd nelai to Mr.. Ed. ". Serreli. Jr.,
e ase9 f0Tl, for m automatic reti foi
his discovery, according 20 ex-
ffss b destined ~ work the same rev
eian lr the silk world as was wrought
AsNety yeaFs ago by the invention ut the
salkan gin. Cotton before then went to
ssfe en the fields !: and by Rhe prole-
labor Of Europe, and particularly
n tAe Orient, fhe reeling Of silk from
ssa aaea0Il is until TOW in impossibility
EH ala Hhlted States, and ii rapidly be-
aalAsg % - Europe, owing TO- the in
esssa and increasing cost OF labor.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
SHERIFF's SALE.
District Court, Parish St. Landry, No. 12764
AdFien IseIin, for use &C., VS.. {. X. Ander
son Ell ais.


By virtue OF writ of feri faeias issued
by the Hon. the District Court in aud for the.
parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled
suit and te me directed, will proceed to sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, at the
principal door of the Court House in the town
nRps tbs pst dav ., Of sEPTEMER Iss
at II o'clock A. M the following described
property, to-wit
The title interest and rights (which 10 tho
undivided two-thirds) of Mrs. Ann Z. Hardy
widow of Nathaniel Offutt. in and to the EeI
lowing property, to-wit: Two lots Of ground
and improvements thereon, bounded north BY
Carriere street, south by - Lalanne, east
by Elbert CAN'T, west by --- lesson, sit
uated in the town OF Washington.
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash. C. c. DUSOG,
Sheriff Of the parish of ST. Landry.
Opelousas, July %, 1883.
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We, the undersigned merchants, dn
hereby consent 10 the foregoing petition.
(slgnedl Theodore Chachere, j. Bloch,
ID. Roos, }. Meyers Il Co., J. b. Me.iu
ley, J. B. Clements, II. L. EStorge. W.
NJ. Price, J perrodin, Jas. i. Groves Il
So, d. Laas, Gust. Dnplantic,. E. J.
Tras6, J. T. Strether.
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FOR SALE, CHEAP.

A H0rsE viii, fonr acres of land, one mile
~ from Raype Staten. The house. ia small
bnt cou1fsrtable-two rooms, with garret, gal
isry and chimney. A good wel''on the prem
ises. Also, 100 acres Of rich prairie land m
CouIse Crcehe in sight of railroad. eonvena-
cnt to schools and churches Apply at tais
of,;ee iue23tf
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FOR SALE.

leo ACRES OF LAND-50 acres enclosed
lOU and in cultivation, balance woodland
with dwelling, two corn cribs, kitchen,
smoke house, ,setc., situated twenty miles from
Opelousas, and five miles from Prnd'homme
City, ON west!side OF Bayou Mailet. Terms
part cash. balance on time. For particulars.
apply at the COURIER office. apl5tf
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EHOR SALE.-3333 acres of land, wood aud
II pruirie, near the line of the La. Western
X. r., in the southwestern portion of this
parish will be sold in lots to suit purchaser
cheap for cash.
0pelousas, july "a, 1880 Il
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

The Picayune, 10 double loaded af
siele ii ils Wednesday s edition, deelar
sd ID favor Of Gen. Fred n. Ogden for
Governor, ard on Thursday the Times
Democrat. ID a lengthy editorial, eS-
pressed It'll preference for onr present
Governor, Hon. Samuel ID. MeEners.
The D0nalds0nville Democrat favors
ex-Gov. F. r. Nichols, aud the Alex
anaria Democrat and Express urge the
claims If Hon. james Jeffties. of Ra-
pides She begins 10 simmer he po-
lIzem pot we mean
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

capt. j. +. Anderson, the engineer in
charge of the Texas & Pacific bridge
across The -itehaftlasa river, reports
that the bridge is aridiy nearing cont
i,letion, and thar it s.ifi he re.dy for fEse,
at the --latest. hy tfle Isl Of November
TIsr bridge will he 800 feet in length.
and the greatest span 1913 feet. There
will l,c two spans nf :aa53 feet each, and
one span oi iff) fest. The greatest
depth of the river il 20 feet below high
water mark uf 1852, and he foundation
of the piers is same HI fept beio" The
bed Of the river. Y. u. fines Dem.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

Attention il called to the C0ustable's 3
notice, published In another column, rel
alive 10 certain sanitary measures, the
adoption of which is highly proper, not
to aay imperativeIy necessary at this
season. We trust that ali our citizeus
sill heartily second oar town authori-
ties in their laudalale efforts to promote
and ronserye the public health.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

Every horse owner shonld have a copy
OF that admirable work, " A Treatise on
the Horse and His Diseases" By Dr.Ken-
dali. A few copies-Engiish or German
for sale at this office at 25c. per copy
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Sunday Closing.
OPELOEsAS. Ann. /. LA

UPELOUsAS, Aug. Z, 1888.
We, the undersigned, clerks and en-
ployees, do respectfully petition to the
merchants of 0pelousas to close their
respective places of business on San-
days, to take effect from he last Sun
day. the 26th Of August, 1888,
(sisneO P. j. Lefebvre, t. DeIarn,,
Sidney L. Hebrard, j. Roos, \. j. Bloch,
w. W. Bailey. VI. HaIphen, L. G. Ca
hanin, Alcide Chenieg. Jos. Firnlctg e.
Ant. Deitlein, Gns. Chac!ierc, J. Fran
kei, G. l.. Liberman, II. Il. Maurer, VI.
=. Lewis, Jacob May lcI> j. l.. Calanin,
II. Chachcrr, Il +. TIalphen, Isaac Rons,
Samuel G. Price, Robt l.. Price.
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0fELoUsAs. Aug, ;ti 1888.
70 ths President Of the Board OF Police, Town
of Opelonsas:
We the undersigned commissioners quail
led according to law and held All election in
the Court House, town of Opelousas. OIL Tues
day, 7th day of August, A. D. 1885, for the
purpose of adopting Oh rejecting two ordi-
nanees, published fov thirty days in the Opel
ousas COURIER, the official organ of the town
of Opelensas. We opened and closed the
polls at the appointed time, with the follow
ing result
Whole number OF votes cast
For the adoption 81 yotes
Against -.-..-.-.-----...----- none
BERNARD MARTIN,
j. l.. CHACHERE.
JOSEPH A. GIL
Commissioners.
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Lovers of the bivalves will be appall
ed at the fact that an oyster famine is
not at all impossible The canDerios
around Baltimore are RAINING short of
stock, and the price has risen within
four years from eight to thirty cents per
bushel. The protection of the oyster
beds, and the cultivation of the luxury
now becomes of supreme Importance.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

Work on the two bridges spanning
Bayon Tecle in this parish, the one on
ahe road lending from op.'lonsas 10
Barry's Landing and tie other neal the
site of Conloh.s bridge. Nas ttgnn last
AEDnsE;ty II Is to he hoped that tllt
work in both eases will be rapidly push
I'll III eosupietion, as the absence OF pre-
PEI facilities for crossing this stream ut
those paints is II very serious incanve-
nieugs to the inhabitants Of the eastern
portion af The parish.
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For Rent.
For Rent.

FENHE eligibly situated business stand at the
4 corner of Court and Landry streets, near
the Court House, lately occupied by Camille
Rcos. Possession given Immediately.
Apply TO T. j. LEFEBV HE
Opelousas, June :, 1888. 1t
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Ii is generally believed that treat
Britain is weaIthier than the United
States The country Is so Inaeh old
er that il is suplan,ed lis accumulated
capita is greater. egeIi thodgil liz pop
nlati0n is much less. But Mr. Naihah,
an eminent ssatistician Ut the Royal So
eiets of London, declares that the Unit
ed States is not only potentially, but
actually the richer nation. Counting
hauses, furniture, manufactures, 'aii-
ways, shipping, bullion, lands, catt'r,
crops. investments and roa;is there is
d grand total in this country of a49,
40, 900, ,00O All he can credit Great
Britain with is something less than
s40. 900 900 900, nr nearly 5l0,oHl, ,(lfm,
900 less than ilie United States. Still
he estimates the wealth per lniIabitant
in Great Britain at 81 100. and in this
country at 1896. This Is eompIinlen
tars 10 the United States, aud Of eWsise
our wealth Increases nlnelt more rapidly
than does lhat III the Older country. -
Demorest's Moathig.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

In the State elections ~ occur this
wear Kentucky begins, eleeti,ss "a state
.tiekrt aud Legislature August q. Ohio
and Iowa follow in October, the former
with Governor aud Legislature. and
tie latter with full State ticket and
Legislature, and in November come tile
others: Massachusetts,, Connecticut
viii, a Legislature, New York with
Secretary of State and Legislature,
Pennsylvania with Treasurer and Leg
islature, New Jersey and Mary land
with Governors and Legislatures. Min-
nesota with full State ticket, and sif-
ginia and Mississippi with Legislatures
only
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

This one fact is being brought before
the minds of the people Of the United
States. kendall's SPAWN Cure is not
excelled as liniment Read adver
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Cana Mil for Sale.

CAPACITY two hoesheads per day; horse
u power; iu good order. Original cost
1900 will be sold for 500 eash.
Apply at this office a54tf
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

The Agricultural Bureau reports tile
corn crop of Louisiana rs better than
that of any other State, There is also
about twenty pei cent ef sn increase in
acreage ge-S. @. City Item.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

The Pioneer Of Assumption favors
GoI. Louis Bush for the Democratic
nomination. for Governor, and the Alex
andria Express presents the claims of
Hon. James Jeffries, of RapIdes.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

The FIRST consi gnnlent Of new rice was
received Yesterday By Messrs. Burke y
Thompson from the plantation ol +.
Gaitlry 6 Bro, III the parish q -
James. 1T il understood tint the rice
prospects throughout the State are exz
eeIlent.-N. q. City Iteln, Sd.
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When your only and beloved son
comes home scared up rs the result OF
4 juvenile fight, apply Kendall's SPAWN
Cure. and the pain will cease and the
intellect Will be greatly strengthened,
and in all probability be will soon be
IN the White House. Read advertise
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

ln the Alexandria Town Talk of the
4ti inst. we find the following personal: =:
Mr.. Austin H. Williams, who has been
employed in the Town Talk Office for
the past three mon tbs as one of its com
positors, leaves day OF Tomorrow foI
New Iberia, La, where he intends to
open fltst-rlass book and job printing
Office of his own. Mr.. Williams is n gen
tleman and good workman, and We are
sorry to lose his services, but hope he
viii meet with success in his Intended
venture in u the art preseryatiye Of all
arts He leaves a host OF friends in
Alexandria, who will he sorry to hear
of his departure from amongst them,
but none mere SD tEan the proprietors
Of the Town Talk
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lis stated that since the cessation O
Chinese immigration the wages Of oil
sorts az laborers have increased In san
Francisco ii d marked degree.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

Some unprincipled dealers. because
they could see few cents more profit,
have been guilty of offering wothless
substitutes for the only original and
genuine Sulphur Soap GLENN's by
name. Therefore, the public should
guard against this deception, and al
WAYS ask for GLESN's SULPHUR SOAP,
ty its fill meme. aud take no other.
Read the following evidence from 4
highly respectable source;
q. N. CRrrTENToN, ESQ.
Dear Sir: I have travelled for three
years for Messrs Charles Scribuer's
Sons. publishers, New York, and desire
TO inform you that have used your in
comparable GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP
exclusively for about four years also
have recommended it to very many per-
sons; nay constant experience has been
that il possesses all the medical advan-
tages that you claim for it. Al to
whom | have recommended it say as
wen as myself, that it deserves its estab-
lished reputation as the best and most
efficacions Sulphur Soap that can be
nsed for all skin cleansing, as well as
toilet purposes. Some unprincipIed
druggists have endeavored to substitute
other kinds of sulphur Soap for Glenn's
- saying they were 6 just rs good, but
having myself tried other kinds, find
NONE 80 good or so beneficial as the
Genuine Sulphur Soap stamped
sGLENN's,n and this | have observed
always bears the name of G. n. Crit
tenton, Proprietor on the packet
Yours, trnly, Ct. q. DURANp.
Hits. Hair and IThisker Dye, black OIL
i,,,D.,,. fsFfr- aapts
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

Under the head of = Individual Men
tion," We find the following in the n.
@. Evening Chronicle of the 6th:
Mr.. l.. B. Voarliies, of the Chronicle,
will leave this evening on the l.. and
n. rout. to attend the Louisville expo
sition i'm tue interest of the Chronicle.
He will return after the closing of the
exposition in that city.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

Mr. Tilden was born in New Leban-
on, Columbia county, N. Y, February
8, 1914. consequently liz is now 69yeafs
and 5 mouths old. His age has recent
" been incorrectly stated at 90. Not
withstanding his age he is strong enough
TO walk down Henry WatersoI1, and
give the Republican party an ague every
time his naule is mentioned in e0nnee-
tion with the Presidency.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

Senator Jonas, of Louisiana, said to
i reporter in New York on Wednesday
that every Southern State would be
witt, the Democratic party in 1881 II
any other man fliaa b. 7. Butler WIS
pnt slp for the Presidency. 7 In tia
very remote contingency Of his getting
the nomination, continued Mr.. jonas,
q the South win make q very wry face,
and I would not care to say what would
happen.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

SKINNER, -Gunsmith. Arms and ma
- ehinery Of NIL kinds repaired and tools
sharpened. Landry street, near the bridge.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

RI ESASSIER, F.-Staple and fancy grocer
- les, liquors, cigars, confectionery, hard
ware, &c, cheap for cash; Court street.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

nsHE OPELOUSAs COURIER Establish
ed 1859. Published weekly, English and
French terms, so 10 advance Main st.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-08-11

MCDANIEL, ELT-Little Bijou Saloon
W Finest wines, liquors and cigars; Belle
sue street. near cerner of Main.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of ST. Landry.

Aue. II. 1888.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-02-01
A Great COuntry.

Gen. Bradley 7. Johnson, of Balti
more, recently delivered an address in
which he said: "Florida is as large as
New York, New Jersey and Connecti-
cut. Texas is larger than all New Eng
land, New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
yania and Ohio. The unsettled North
west beyond Minnesota will make
twelve States as large as New York.
All this territory is virgin. There is
more land belonging to the United
States in Mississippi than in Kansas,
Nebraska or Minnesota. The southern
country is less known than the new
territories. In old Virginia, within
three hundred miles of Washington,
there are deposits of minerals and me-
tails more abundant, more various, and
more valuable than in any other equal
area of territory on the continent OF
which we now have knowledge. One
county there, Of six hundred square
miles, has no wagon roads, and no
wheeled vehicles has ever been in it,
unless such one has been there in the
last twelve months. l venture to say
that the mountain region of North Car
DINA, in soil, in climate, in diversified
wealth of mine and forests unexcelled
upon this globe. In the fine lands
along the Virginia and North Carolina
line. the labor Of q single man will pro.
duce from $1,000 to $4,000 worth OF
tobacco, and in Mississippi the market
produce of one laborer in cotton il
worth near $1,000. This incalcalable
wealth of soil and climate is offered to
the labor of the world almost for the
asking. The toll of q single year VII
provide q man with q freehold and &
home