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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08

The committee # COZ, fsrs,ce Amounted by IN,
two houses :, ,.f,,,ncc O., tho OREGON notice
rcso,u,ion made rcport +, b,th b,uses ontbe a3l.
.f,,,nmcuJi,, the ,l,,,ion NJ ,be resolutions
substantially IS missed he the senate and the
r,,,,r, WIS c5De,,r,i IN. r,, the .sr,,,L va ya,,
of u 10 10 and by rL,. hons. b, n yrl, .flt2u
10. So the matter T., liuailv Jispo.el Of
Mr. Lewis, chairman # ,he finance committee,
stated ,n the s,n,t, ON ,bc a,l r,try to QUO
f,y, tom VIZ. Webster. Ibat % was no, intended
o. in;.oduce Inc ,aJcgcni,n, treasury biz un,..
ate, the warehouse Hll and the bill Tor the IS.
nHisbmeu, ,!Urtrch ninrs at New, Orleans and
Charleston wee disposed Of II, added that /,
aos not designed ta4t the specie features Of tn,
uut should 20 u,o opcrllirn uu,, alter the ist Of
jauuaN neat
on the 27.h Mr.. Iussrio,l redeemed his PRIV.
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Arrival OF ihc Great Western.

The Great Western arrived at New
\ FORK ON Thursday morning ahou, 10 -
clock, with seven days later intelligence
from Europe. There appears to have
been nothing of an exciting character since
the news by the Caledonia. The Ore
gon question is laid aside, for matters OF
more immediate home coucerumeut which
are before Parliament, such as the Corn
Law and Irish Coercion Bill.
The news is highly Interesting, butnot
important.
The money market was steadily i'm
proving.
There was considerable business doing
in cotton at fair prices.
The ministry wish to connect the corn
bill and the coercion bill, and carry them
through together, by a sort Of logrolIms
movement. The probability is that the
whole will fall through and the ministry
will probably break up, This will tend
to difficulties with this country.
The Oregon QHcSii0n.-Tke article
in the last number Of the Quarterly Re
view, on the subject Of Oregon, is begin
ming to attract attention, now that the hub.
bub arising out Of Indian victories is fast
subsldlng. The gist of the article is to
promote a compromise, and the reviewer
would be content with the l9h parallel
We have contended from the first thai
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08

We have authority tjr saying that our present
able senator, Mr.. Ry,v, will not be candidate
for reelection.
We make this announcement with regret, and
the regret We believe will he common with every
dcmoerl, in the district. 1t is not only on ac-
count of the loss Of an able industrious, and faith
fu public servant that we regret Mr. RS deter
minllon not again to be a candidate, butt IS he
cause no, only the democrats, but the whole peo-
pic Of this district were anxious at the polls to
show the estimation in which they holl the ser
vices of Mr.. r., and the contempt they have ior
the horde Ct broken down politicians, Spectators
and stock gamblers that for the last three years
have pursued him with a relentless malignity,
and sought to break him down. Mr.. K. would
bs nominated with reclamation by the convention
on Friday next, were he a candidate, and before
the people he woull meet with as little opP'si.
ton. But his business is such as net to admit oil
his running, and we must for the present forego
the pleasure Of witnessing his triumphant 'lnd''
cation at the polls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08

from the responsibility Of giving the notice. But
tina, the L. $, after having offered for The sake
OF peace, more than England had a shadow Of
right to ask, aud that oAcr insul insy INJECTED.
should 60 IN her knees aud atjec,iy beg England
that she may be leased again to box at that Of
fer, i, in the hishes, degree hum..iltius and dc
grading. Il England i willing 10 cumlroul-e or
the 70 , degree, common s,ifrr-Pcct dictates TIA,
it is uow her turn to make the o.I,r aud Wh,u i.
i, made, it will be tine i,r Us to say whether We
will accept ii oruot; bu, until then, wc cannot
rcc,Jc au inch from 800 without coogrouis-
ius our national dignity.
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DENoCl:ATiC NOMINATIONS.


Cu,hm,n aud G,Illcy have just received their
spring supply OF Dry Goods Groceries, &c,
which are offered ca the best terms.
JIG. Nattiugcr has just returned iromthe cast
and cpcncd his new stock i'r the season. which
has been selected with an eye 10 the wants OF
this region, and is complete.
Mr.. Bassuet, has received a new supply ct bon
nets and ready made clothing, suitable for the
season.
Buchanan nul Eichell erscr, and Geo. smith
,ailors, have received their spring aud summer
fashions.
Some new candidates.
See advertisements.
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Icks ComjmaiioH-li Is understood
that combination has been formed fixing
The fare lrom Buffalo to Chcago at SIP
Tor cabin; deck ST; from Detroit to Chi
cago IS cabin ana to Buffalo Sc. Furui.
ure and luggage to any port on the up
per lakes, - per bbI. bu,k.-The prices
OF freight on the upper lakes to the 3lst
August, are from Buiialo to Macioac, and
other ports above, zoe for heavy, and l5c
for light goods, per 100 lbs. The Lon.
don is included in the combination and is
orun no farther than AmhersIJursh. The
BuVdi0 is 20 run to the Sault.-JourRai.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08

life in .Mississypi,-rhc Lexington
, Niss.) Advertiser gives an account OF
dreadful airay at Rlchlaud, in IIoImcs
county, on the 9Th ult., between Richard
Gage Of that county, aud Jocob Varn,l
ana Levi, Alexander OF Ranhin. 1t ap-
pears that in the midst of a squabble
about a horse race, Alexander knocked
Gage down. Gage rose, went into n
house, and soon rJappoarcd with 4 dou-
bie barrel gun, both barrels Of which he
Ltud. the second wounduug Alexander
morally in the thigh. NcrucIl, at this
time, came into TIE fight, and shot Gage
through the shoulder with a pistol, Al
cNanIcr died in half an hour of the qua
wound, aud Gage died the next Mon
day, the 0,h, oltho pistol shot, Nancil,
the only survivor. has been arrested and
committed for rial.
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Siberia is said to yield such an immense
quantity Of gold dust, that it is expected
lhis great increase of the precious metal
Will sooner or later produce as great a
change aud revolution in Europe, as the
discovery of me gold mines of Peru, in
their day, effected. Within the last four
teen years, the yield Of gold from Siberia
has increased in the ratio of to 300
Eleven thousand individuals are daily en-
played in gold washing, and three times
as many mi-a', and perhaps will, be set
to work. In fact the want Of woghmen
to gather Up the gold from the rich stream,
i the only hindrance to a perfect nuuda-
ton Of tins precious metal upon the Eu-
gopean market.
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hC fsuIl.Cts.

81. 81 Louis, May >.
The mnrLc,i, hn2uij, and the arrivals
We 9'o'e county brand, at 81 - 81 so
Z" wy '''', n' transactions worthy Of note.
''H'''--" heat Is awning freely. but no sales
W ''I ''"S' in'ncr; prime quality red viii
--'''7 ~ una ""re has sold during the week at
'V,, y sue %, 'r''uS wheat from Iowa was madc
arrivals are heavy, but demand linht Wv
PWn'ots.- Ihe arrivals hay, diminished ,,,io..
sale, from the landing arc maG. a, % rs
RccLc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08

Transferring 7ar from a Torn 10
HE Siatc.--'rhe New York Sunday
Despatch states tina, the people Of a
small town down east being burihene5
with heavy tax to support their paupess'
determined to diminish the evil, if posi-
ble-and being entitled to one rePfescn-
latiyo in the general assembly, 'hey Sc
lected one Of the likollest fellows on the
pauper list and elected him to the Office
that the state might support him Tor a
time at least
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08

Read the speech of Col. Weni"oTsh which we
send out i. an extra 1t il probably the ab'cS'
exposition on the subject Of hlrbur aad river i'm
ploycmen,s that was made in congress at the pre-
sent session, AMI obounls in much valuable in
formation, showing immense labor and research
IN the part Of It's author.
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n Z W A n D { II L A P.
TiNIE subscriber invites the attention

TiNllE subscriber invites the attention
OF Lac public to his new supply of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Now receiving and opening at his store
in the Corner room Of ReddickS
New Brick Building.
Particular attention has been given to the pur-
chase OF such goods as are wanted by the COM
muuiry, ard the stock will be found TO compare
with any in the country; comprising almost eve
~ article usually kept in county dry goods
stoles, viz: a large assortment Of
LADIES' Dress Goods,
Ginghams and Bingham lawns, balzorines,
black figured, and plain black lawns
Prints, large lot, from 81 TO 81 cents
per yard; black, blue, and fancy colored
Dress Silks and Trimmings; mohair
and silk mitts, haf.fngered and fingered
gloves; ladies' fine kid gloves, dark and
light colored ladies' and children's Llsle
thread and cotton gloves and mitts; alpac-
cas- black and plaid; Silk Sha'cls and
DeIain Shawls-siIk fringe, sc.
- DOIntttS.
Florence braid, Napolilan, Rutland straw
and straw, for ladies and misses.
Bonnet RijJ0ns, bonnet girps and
bralds; Bonnet L0wtS.
Brown and bleached domesics, checks,
tjckings, diapers, &c.
Boots and S'JeS.
Palm leaf, Lcghorn, AID Dunstable slaw
hat.
Hard,cmc,- Quee.s'care, rcry large
assortment.
GrOCGrieS.
Some Of the yry best Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas, with many other ar'l-
cles in tbs line.
Dyponry GIN and Blasting Po'cder.
We you'd invite all to call and inspect the
cc,l. rr themselves. J. q. NAillNuEh.
Mos I. 1916
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DIED,

Vt this place. ON Sunday morning last. Coma,
D'srH, OF miIhmn,lon Of the bowels. the rc,uI,
"l complicated disease. MIR. d. was a native 81
urwnny, and an old and well known respectable
'nhhuiant NJ tins village for many years, aud his
death wall bc regretted 10y large ciclc Of friends
and acquaintanccs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08

Owing to mistake Of the paper maker as to
the size We require, we are compelled tins week
TO issue on smaller sheet than usual and u
lon eli column from each page, which brings
us down to the dlminutivc dimensions oil our
ueiuhbor. This however will be the case only
this week, and is in some degree compensated,
we hope. by the large extra sc send out with to-
days issue gratis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08

How 10 Help a Ada.--'rhat eminent
physician, Zimmerman, being ordered to
attend Frederick the Great, in his last ill.,
ness, the king one day said to him, 'You
have, presume, helped many man in
to another world. This was rather Il
bitter pill for The doctor but the dose he
administered to his Majesty was as judi
c;ous mixture Of truth and flatery.
Not so many as your Majesty, nor with
so much honor to myself, was the reply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08

We are authorized to announce MATTHEW
DONAHOE as a candidate for he Office OF Coun-
~ Commissioner at the NEXT August election.
subject 70 The decision of the democratic county
convention.
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S.InrinIii.ni.

Under this head the able editor Of the Gaiena
Jcfersonian takes a glance at the proposition
started by the jacksonville STANDARD to make ey-
cry head Of family i'll this state the owner Of
lGO acres Of land, AMI in a few short paragraphs
comes amazingly near using il up. We copy
the main part OF his article:
II is not our purpose to argue this
question at any length All experience
proves that property best subseryes the
ends of society, when least trameled
by legal restrictions. Suppose for one
moment that this system should be adop-
ted /: how many people could be proyl-
ded for ? Any one who has the data, can
easily ascertain. Each one, then, has
his 60 acres.-But here is fatal diff
Guilty. The lands are O! dileren, quality
and value. Ten acres in some places
are worth five hundred in Others. The
location of lands is often Of as much con.
sequence as the soil; and who are to
have the best places The project is to
secure equal wealth, but clearly there
could be no equality in such division.
The very act would entail poverty or
some and confer wealth on others.
Again, population is hourly becoming
more dense. How long before there
would be as many without as with lands!
When this time arrived, the justice and
injustice would just balance--all other
things being equal. But the outs would
soon oulnumber the ms. The parent
would have n homestead secured to him,
but his children would have nolhing-for
If he had more than one, they could
not share equally, which would be unjust,
One man, also, who had no children,
would have as much as another burlhen.
ed with large family. Unless the size
of families was regulated by law, how
could justice be done
Once more, do the advocates of this
system claim such division on the
ground Of right One man is an indus
trious laboror, another a lazy vagaboud.
By what reasoning process can it be
shown that Incidence has any claim to
live on the sweat Of industry On the
contrary is it not certain that such pro-
ceeding would do great wrong to merit
and no right to the unleserving!
But we won't argue an axiom. Com
mon stock communities never flourish.
Incidence and thrift make poor yoke.iel-
lows; and we humbly conceive that no
good can result from agitaling questions
of this kind, in connection with politics.
Nothing but the manner in which the
question is raised leads us TO notice it,
Important if True.-l'here has been
a strange revelation at Pittsburgh. They
have there, according to a publication re-
Gently made, curious religious sect, the
members Of which receive supernatural
knowledge, and the same is interpreted at
the meetings. One of these is peculiarly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08

We arc authorized to announce JOSEPH
AiREN as a candidate frr the office of County
Commssl1n,r At the next August election, sub
Jet to the decision Of the democratic county
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08

L1ugSf ia T-xa4-Ibe shawneelown Ga
ie'le ha' Or in.t'sH.as -a'fe'porlSC; "au 81,
himself NeC., ani rho IL now travelling in the
SOUTH Under late date he writes thus from
Galveston, Terssi
he city - or,rT'n With professional men-il
U.s. however about the same all over Texas.
was N Houston two days, and took the pains 10
''cf'a'n 'Ge number OF Lapyers who live on the
docket which last February term contained one
h"hdTea ana heeaiy causes. They were Miriy.
mo- ana mat IN city Of about eighteen hundred
lhhnhiiahtS. Galveston is in a like condition.
containing serenity lawyers, and allorllng scan.
" subsistence to about IL, from dockr, con-
tanning now one hundred and iorty.onc causes.
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Gen. Gaines idea of a republican SOL
diery is well worthy the attention of our
lawgiyers. There is more of manly truth
than professional arrogance in this. 'Ev.
cry soldier and every seaman-volunlee
or reguar-shoud be made to know, TO
moral certainty, that military mind,
high moral courage and moral conduct
will alone insure his promotion; and that
to criHge and cryUch about the War De.
parimcnt, in the hope Of obtaining pro-
motion by intrigue or other party devil
Ces, is never more to result in any thing
I but disgrace to the unworthy aspirant.
The proposed modification added to a
provision Of law requiring every Cadet
and every Mdshlpman TO perform hard
labor in building Forts, Railroads, Float
( ing Batteries and other war steamers /;
for at least months in every year, until
they graduate, would render our Military
and Naval Academies great public ben.
eft and a national blessing; without the
proposed notifications they may become
a national curse. As the history of eve
~ military and naval movement during a
state of war, is history of ncessant la
Dor on the part OF every officer, soldier
and seaman, from the General or Admi-
raj down to the private soldier and ordI-
nary seaman incIusiyely, | consider a
Military Naval School without labor
enough to strengthen and familiarize the
students to habitua labor, as military
or Naval mockery. Dor glorious Revo-
luton was achieved, not by fashionable
handles, with fingers too delicate to han
die the small hammer or Ratchet. but by
hard.handed workmen, many of whom
had in early life been accustomed to WELD
the Sleige.hammcr, The Pich.are and the
'piOugh.'
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shcTiiGaify.

We are Authorized 10 announce FRANCIS
as u candidate Tor the office Of
sheriff at the next August election, SUBJECT to
The decision of the democratic county conycn-
ton, should one he heidi
Ottawa, Jan. 10, 1876.
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Important if True.-'rhere has been
a strange revelation at Pittsburgh. They
have there, according TO publication re-
Gently made, curious religious sect, the
members Of which receive supernatural
knowledge, and the same is interpreted at
the meetings. One Of these is peculiarly
interesting to this city. After stating that
Pittsburgh is to be laid in waste by whirI-
wind, the revelation goes on 10 say that
within ten months the City Of Cincinnati
will be sunk by an earthquake and the
place where ii now stands shall be pools
Of water" This is very important ii
true. We wish to be advised of the first
shake. - Cincinnati Com.
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noes ,udpvis.ic Pork,

g,lNE smoked hams, sugar cured also hatu'
~ large quantity ior sale on commission, 10y
III lsl6 JIG. NArrINGER.
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A hRk Gtiier.-Ihe canal trustees have dcc.
dcd that payments on the canal shall be made
every sixty days hereafter, instead ol every nine
Is days, as heretofore.
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The subscription for the benefit Of the mother
and ehid'cn Of John H. Peasants hes been at,
tended with good success.
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Bank II Wooster, ObO.-AIl kinds Of rumOis
ATE aa5., in Ohio papers abou, this bank, aud it
srpslrs t, be on the eve Of a burst up. At oil
s,sni. i, IA, very unsafe 10 take its paper and
people may ., sell be on heir guard.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-08

The eighth Of May has, by universal consent,
been postponed on Oeeoun, Of tho weather To
Thursday next.
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Black Dm IN PGssign.-The Washington
correspondent, Of the New York Herald thus draics
Mr.. Webster, while delivering bis late remarkable
speech in the senate in reply to Mr.. lngersoll.
The picture is not unlike that drawn by Milton
of a very famous character:
No report of his late speech can give you even
shadowy idea Of the second day Of "Ihe godIIko'
in the Senate. lie stood like an isolated, stern,
rugged cliff, in AL open plain, with darkencd
clouds around its summit, and thunder multorns
in them, and lightning flashing through them F;
aud storm Of hail aud met,oric stones descend
ing from them. In short, he doomed out rs dark
as thunder couj and the boIdest felt something
Of terror in his presence.
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81. Louis lscyciilc.

This excellent paper has been in existence two
years, and already enjoys a reputation as high as
the ~ o. Picayune could boast in its pamiest
days. For general news and commercial ulclii.
sencc it is behind no paper in the west while for
wit and humcr it is unrlvallcL. lis able editors,
with its inmilabe correspondents, al present fur
nish half the Wit and first page matter Of the
country press. Yet attractive as this journal al
ready Is, We observe by the last number that vi b
tho beginning Of the new year it is to be made
still more SO.
Mr., John $. Robb, ("Sollqiyt.") whose kill
and humor, as skelchcr Of Western Life, /, az.
knuwedged oyet the whole country. is engaged
to devote his time, hencefJrth, exclusively to the
paper.
i young writer from Europe. ''rhe Scotch
Emisrant," whose talent US an Eicier is most re-
Notwithstanding or carcatures Of life with a
spirit worthy Of Crukshank-is preparing a Sc.
ries Of illustrations, which will appear from time
to time, accompanied by extra pages .! humorou,
letter press.
Mr.. George l.. Curry, late Of this paper, is en-
gagged to furnish a California Correspondence
aud this feature alone will render the paper oi
high and peculiar interest, especially iArous hou,
the west.
We have seen specimens Of the "Emigmnt's'
eichinSs, and can assure our readers that they are
fully what they are "crackrd up to be-"
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EICninlI County Convention.

Ottawa, May /, ISi6.
The St. Landry whig., 1846-07-18
u GN D6q VI
TAYESt ~

M
Avant de presenter aux nombreux habitan 1
payant Taxes, un document semblable au s1E
want, il devient necessaire de leur ~rappeler do
la grande diaicult6 gui a exist6 jusqu'a pr6serb
dams la c~ollecte des tonds de la paroisse, prow
matt, ell partie, de la trop grande indulgence qii
Ieur await etc accordte par les collectors. Rim
de mieu1 pour des OFFICERS publics, a qui leus
moyens pecuniaires permettaient d'ttre inda.
gents, quite a remplacer lie deficit en- cas- de b.
soin; mails lie cas- est different avec moi; lie DE-
les al point, ces moyens: ct je serai force d'exigf
Iusqn'au dernier sous, les taxes dues par chacth
-Iespere que toutes les personnes redevabhs
teront leur placements avec promptitude ct sam
aucon d6lai-sachant qu'iI me sera Impossible
de lie leur accorder. LIE Jury de Police de ceue
|paroisse a pourvu lie cas- on les dts paiemens
%seraient retardes, par "n'importe qui," ct dams
trente jours, du % jour du mois d'aout proclaim
toutes les p%ersonnes qui ~auraient neglige de pay.
er leurs taxes respectives, seront ~sniettes il pay,
er les frais DIES procedures a%uxquels les expose.
raft un recouvrement devant les tribunaux au.
.quel la loi me force d'avoir recours etant resolu
.d'e1ecuter la loi jusqu'a la ~lettre, sans peur ct
sans reproche; ne taisant aucune favour a oli
que ce soft. En- consequence de quot lie SUI
want .
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VOITURES.

ES soussignes informent respectucusement
IL les habitants de laparoisse St. Landry & des
paroisses environantes qu'ils ont rintention de
tenir, al'avenir, dans.feur entrep6t, a Washing.
ton, un grand ct complet assortment de voitu-
res, telles que Barouches, Charriots, Sulkies,
PIP '~---A-~, 49,, 40
Etant EN- relations d'afaires avec les plus
grands Establishments de la Nouvelle Angleter.
re, leurs pri1 seront les m6mes que ceux de IL
vlile' On pourra sen assurer par re1amen de
Ia qualite des marchandiSes qu'ils ofFrent en-
lis ,oiIcltent une partie de announcement
du public A. DAGGETT & co.
Washington, % Mars, 1s46..v
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Dente par ln Gour Oes 1Dreuufs.

NERA vendue par lie soussigne JUICE de par.
~ oisse dams ct pour la ~paroisse st. Landry,
Mardi, lie septieme jour de Juliet
proclaim, 1916.
.au domicile de Pierre Joubert decide, situd
dams la prairie de Peglise, dams la dite p%aroisse.
la proprittt %suivante appartenant a la success.
ion du dit decide, viz:
'Deux e~sclaves; la maison du defunt, a peu pres
quinze t6tesde b&tes a cornes douces.
Cheval creole, I'M troupeau de moutons--quel.
ques objects de menage, etc.
E1'RRIGUEs, Judge de- paro,sse.
6 JUN, 1916.