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NecrOlOgie.-.WIL PIERRE RouANET,
Docteur en- Medicine. Thibodaux, est decide,
victime du terrible feau, Dimanche, Is Septem-
bre dernier, heures du soir, dams sa trente-
quatrieme aimee
LIE Docteur Rouanet naquits dams cette pa
roisse,'le 26 Juliet, 1920. A Page de 10 ans
son pere, feu, lie Docteur Pierre Rouanet, PEN
voya en- France pour faire ses etudes, il resta
Paris jusqu'a la fin de 1887, puts. il rentra
dams sa patrie
Peu do temps apres son retour, son pere lie
plaza dams uneo Pharmacie, en- societe avec lie
redacteur de cetarticle il suivit cette carriere
jusquau printemps de 1872; cette epoque, il
Sc rendita Philsdelphie, pour etuder la mede-
| cine; il resda pendant plus de quatre ans. II
occupa Ia plus grande partie de ce temps sim
dune science approfondie ct I'm DIES plus expert
mentes de cette vile.
II fit partie de la societe Philadelphia Associa-
ton for Medical Instruction, qui 1ui delivra un
certifcat tres honorable qui lie ft entrer CONNIE
eleve au Jefferson Medical College of Peansysua-
MIA, on il fut gradue Docteur, avec distinction,
lie 25 Mars, 1847.
Immediatement apres ayoir reeu son diplome,
il reyintau pays natal dams lie mos d. Ayril de la
meme arlnee, il s'y etablit Medecin. So bonnie
reputation, son zele ct son exactitude lui va
lurent de nombreux clients, ct par son Economic
ct 50 bonnie conduite, il amassa une ASSET forte
somme, qua sa mort, il laissa son infortunee
mere.
CONNIE citoyen, 50 perte est sensible ct dou-
leureuse; CONNIE fills unique, derniere consolation
de sa mere, qui await fonde sur lui un bel avenir
ct Ia joie ct lie bonheur de So vieillesse, null ne
peut dspeindre sa douleur amere ct ses profonds
regrets Malheureuse veuve restee seule sur
terre pour pleurer ceux qui ne sont plus! Con-
soles-toi, pauyre mere, c'est I'm decret du ciel,
nous ne pouyons que nous soumettre aux i'm
muables lois du Tout-Puissant! Ton fills bort du
long so1nmeil de la mort ct repose pres de son
pere, qui, lorsqu'il WYATT, await pour lui cette
sainte amitie paternelle. doux rayon de soleil
qui yiviiie lie ceur de lenfant! ct puts pres de
sa soeur cherie, don't ramour pour son frere await
donne IL plus bel exemple de laffection de IA
mile. ct faisait presentir les plus admirables
qualities du eGur j. c. W.
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OAifulrY. 7


Departed this life his esidence in this place, Thurs
day. the 18th Of September last, of the prevailing epidemic
JAMES FROST, in the 39th year of his age. asS, g
Deatl, selects shining mark" is Old adSage, and
truly exemplfed than in the of the
subject of this down in the Of his
usefulness, leaving wife and five children to his
sudden and untimey demise The deceased was born at
Unentown, Pa the Goth day Of December 1914, and
this State in the year 1s40 where he continued
reside up the day Of his DEATH Born and reared in
country whose inhabitants seldom aspire to great riches He
had by his ugaty and industrious habits amassed
sufficient to place his surviving wife and children far beyond
the portals of poverty want His brief Is
end and his spirit has been waited back to the God who
gave it. The deceased member of Magnolia Division,
No. CD of the Sons of Temperance, and such,
emplary and esteemed.
The friend--the kind neighbor-and devoted hus-
band, is May his surviving wife and young
children find consolation in their deep af1icton.
Can stored urn, or animated bust
Back to its mansion call the fleeing breath?
Can Honor's voice provoke the silent dust?
Or Flattery soothe the dull cold ear of Death?
The boast of heraldry, the pomp of power,
And all that beauty, all that wealth, e'er gave,
Await, alike, TIL inevitable hour;
The paths Of glory lead but to the grave"
Thbodaux, October LIST, 1858. J.c.w
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Deaths in the Country.

The following deaths by the prevailing cpl
demic, have occurred in the parish of Lafourche,
tout of the Corporation of Thibodaux), from
the 2lst of August up to date.
AUGUST, 21-Pierre Eoute, aged 40 years--of France
2s-Euenne Perilonx, ageds19 years--La
22-clara PORTER, aged years--irom La.
2i-Mde. Auseline Boudraux, aged 40 yrs-La. o
g s % Of H. Hymel aged fays-Las
SO-Mrs. J. F. Bourg, aged 4S years-i.a.
sai.-A child Of Laisne ag'd IS montfs-1a.
sl-Mrs. Henry Tragic, aged 81 years--si.a.
5.-Mrs. Hermogene sAyot. aged % years-La.
IS 6-Achild ofGrasimond Richard, ag'd ye.r--Ila
- s-Adam PerilIoax, Jr., aged 50 years-Ia. =
s s.-A child OIL Triche, aged Is monuhs-La.
- a.-MaryiQ1ymphe Naquin aged 1Nyears-La,
-" s.-Mr. Oyile Trehe, aged 40 years-La.
~ " Sc. PORTER, aged years--La.
s.-yalmont PORTER ageal0 years-La.F
" +" 10-Victorine PORTER, aged IL years--La.
1o-Azelia PORTER, aged 16 years--La II
10-MisssM Bourgeois, aged % years-La. =
10-Achild Of Aug. Aucon, aged year-La
i" 11-Nrs Emile Juge, aged s5years-La.
11.-rAlary Q. PORTER, aged years-Ia.
49, J. Haydel, aged IS years-La.
13-Alrs. J. J. Rousseau, aged IS years-La.
13-Afrs. Vileor Levert, aged ~ years-Ia.
13-Mrs. Theodule Morillon, aged 22sYears-La.
14-Mr. Vctorin PORTER, aged 45 years-La
III. 9. Richard aged 81 years-La.
III. NJ. Leblanc, aged 45syears-EM
15--Wm. vicnner, aged 35 years-Gerrzsny
IT, lis vincent Leyront, aged As years-La.
90" IS. Urbain Poche, aged 80 years-La
11.-Antoine Hacman, aged 60 years--La. NJ
17.-Oiesi Bourgeois, aged IS years-Ea n
11s-Mrs. Valery Roger, aged 50 years-La.l :
ca 1S.-Fhomas Kenny, aged AZ years-Ireland q
19.-Mrs Jacques Tonps, aged % years--Ia.
19.-Miss Anastasie Deslattes, aged ~ years-La.
es" 20.-Chas. Richard, aged 80 years-France
2l.-Euselen Bergeron, aged rs years--l4a
g" "a. Boudreaux, dit Baise, ag'd 50 yrs-La.
22.-Nrs Arcene Boudreaux, aged % SSars-La.
22.-Miss Eliza Hkejean, aged IL months-La.
tss 22.-An Unkn0Wn-lreland.
23.-Mrs. i. Maronge, aged IS years-La.
23-Thimothe Gerrety, aged "a years-Ireland
A.-Patrick Nugent, aged 80 years-Ireand.
NJ A.-yalere Bourg, aged 20 years-La.
24.--Mrs David Besson aged 80 years-La.
g M-Louis Aliens, aged 45 unknown.
GA child Of L. Leloresque, aged 20 days. =.
$ 26-Mrs. j. p. Doucet, aged 4S years-La. M
g 26-Nirs. J. J. Rousseau, aged IS years-La
$ 27.-Leufroy Robchaud, aged 80 ysars-l.a
2S-Mr. Arcene Preean, aged IS years-La.
6 2s.-Mrs. VALERIE Bonrg, aged Is years-Ia.
2s.-Mrs. FRANCOIS Aeloresqne, ageds54 yrs-La.
IS 2s.-John Conney, aged 90 years Ireland. -
g 2S.-A child of T. Haydel aged Is days-ia.
- 29.-Mss Azelie Maronge aged IL yearsz-La. =
OcTQB'R. III. P. Thboiaux, aged 81 years--la
= &c" Mary F. daughter Of J. Dantin, aged Is mtls
There have been about II negroes in
erred in the Catholic Cemetery. Sa
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Hos. J. N. HAwrnoas.-As We were led to
expect the Wing Central committee Of tie State,
have nominated this gentleman to supply the
vacancy for the Office Of State Treasurer, occs-
stoned BY the non-aecept n Harry 7. Hays
Esq. Mr.. Hawthorne IL IN old and experienced
merchant Of Nsw 0rlsans. He has served as
Alderman for soaumbsr Of years, and ftequent-
y ofdciated - Recorder pro tom during tho
time tho Hon. Joshua Baldwin Was recorder for
tho eity Of New Orleans. II elected, he Will
dcuhtlsss al The otaco h : manner cssditable
to himself and satisfactory 70 the State. We
place his name ut the head Of our FIRST column.
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The DEAD.-We are indebted to the Rev. G.
Menard, the parish curate, for list of the in
terraents in the Catholic Cemetery-from the
country-since the appearance of the Yellow
Fever, on the 18th August last.
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AT Ir.-Mcssrs.. Mitchell Egana, opposite
this place, commenced sugar making on Thurs
day last, the both ult. We have not been in
formed Of the yield of the cane. Messrs. NJ. &
E. s crop is among the finest as we'll as the larg
est of the State
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NE% In our article of thanks to persons who
had furnished our town with articles during the
existence of the late epidemic, we omitted to
mention the names of Messrs w. A. Shaffer,
M!aN. Daunis, Col. P. B. Key and Jno. Berger
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ID I e d i.

On Sunday, 25th Sept, of Yellow Fever, GEORGE L.
ANDERSON native Of England, aged 80 years.
sssame day, child " Mrs Brown, Of Louisiana.
On Monday, 10Th ult. Yellow Fever, PATRICK TORNEY,
a native of Ireland.
Same day, of Yellow Fever, Mrs. NJ ROAM Of Ireland.
Tuesday, 9th, of Yellow Fever, C. N. j. j. GUSTAV
LASALINiERE CHEROT, native of Guadalupe
Wednesday, 2s,h Y. Few. PATRICK DoNNEL YsIreland.
Thursday Child of Mrs. E. Es.eyin Of Louisiana.
Same day-of Yellow Fever, JNO. sIIEARER, Ireland
On Friday, 8othsnlt., Of Yellow Fever, PIERRE CHAR
PEWTER, anative Of louisiana
Same day. Few. Mrssyos: RICHARD, Of Louisiana.
On Saturday, list October, at O'Clock, NJ, ofYeow
Fever, JOHN HENRY JACKSON, aged rs years; native
aof Pennsylvania
~ Pittsburgh and Stubenville papers please copy
Same day. Few, WM. CONNERs, Of Ireland.
Same day. Few, W. DAUGHERTY.of Ireland. =
Same day-GERARD W., son of G. W. Bang, of La.
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b9r COL A. w. Jourdan, Of New Orleans
has been nominated by the democracy of this
district, to be beaten for Congress by the gallant
Col. 7. G. Hunt, the wing nominee.
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"a The democracy Of New Orleans, have
Nominated Messrs. F. s. Wilson, Of the Plea
yune, and ]. "A. Braud, Of the firm Of Braud 4
Landry. Commission Merchants, for the State
Senate. Both gentlemen, politics aside, are I'M
exceptionable. But their political predictions
would make horse leave his oats, and, there
fore, they cannot expect to obtain the peoples
votes. Their election to remain at home is GER
tain. Vaudeville Marigny was nominated for the
office Of Sheriff. Frerret will be compelled to
give him another beating.
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~ Late yesterday evening We received q
note from Col. H. NJ. Thibodaux, calling on us
70 state that he is now preparing for our mex
wcek's iasne communication In reference to !
letter written to the Mayor Of our town by his
brother, Hon. II. C. Thibodaux. We cheerfully
give the information, and beg suspension Of
public opinion until that communication shall
have appeared. No one can doubt the kind
heartedness Of Judge H. G. Thibodaux, and to
eensare him Tor seemingly parsimonious offer.
In the absence Of statement from himself or
friends, would BE- condemning him without q
fair hearing. -.
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Ma. The Advertisement Duty upon news
papers in Great Britain has been repealed, and
several Of the London papers have already pub
hshed their reduced terms. This will relieve
the newspapers and the public of great tax
The Government levied tax of about 37J cents
upon every advertisement, which the advertiser
had to pay in addition to the publishers charge
for inserting it. This, of course, greatly res
tricted the business. The Morning Herald an
nounces that tradesmen's advertisements, not
exceeding seven lines, will be inserted for 2s Sd,
and servants notices Is. sterling. The Chro-
nicle takes five lines for g. 3d., eleven lines for
4s., and Cd for each additionalline The Times
has, as yet, made no alteration in it's prices.
Cur DIDo.-It is told in history that
Dido, Queen of Tyre about eight hundred
and seventy years before Christ" fed from
that place upon the murder of her husband,
and with colony, settled upon the Northern
coast Of Africa where she built Carthage.
Being in want Of land she bargained with
the natives for as much land as she could
surround with bulbs hide. Having made
the agreement she cut the BULBS hide into
fine strings, and tying them together claim
ed as much land as she could surround with
the long line she had thus made. The
natives allowed the cunning Queen to have
her way, but when any body played off a
sharp trick, they said he had "cut Dido, !"
and the phrase has come down to our day.
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M A r r d.

AT the residence of H. Fleming, ESD, on Monday eve
ming last, the 10Th ult., by the Rev n p Chambern M
both of this place.
"Earthlier happy is the dstpd,
Than that, which, whitening on the virgin thorn,
Grows, lives, and dies, in single blessedness."
We owe thanks to the happy couple for slice of that
delicious cake whose sweetness may only be exceled by
their future felicity, through the rugged journey of life
~-~~->~>'->>->------->>-@a-..,--
Obituary.
"oh, what shadow DER the heart is flung, a.
When peals the requiem of the lov'd and young"
Departed this Wednesday, the th day of September
last Of the yellow fever, MARGARET am, daughter OK
lanes A. Gnyer and Margaret V. White in the fourth
year Of her age. Is
Scarcely had the cods of the valley settled the grave
of little Margaret before Death again entered the abode
of the aictedparents their DISCRIMINATING
cherbs this departed sister in heaven
Yes all that vasynortal Of MAMMA and CAROLINE sas
left eless onAhe night of Sunday, the 18th now
repose in the cold embraces of DEATH in the
Dead" and their pure ind unaine spirits have winged
their way high, the mansions of Bliss No more will
they be found kneeng at the feet of aender mother with
prattlg tongue offer up their Maker their infant
No viii they, at each returning Sabbath, zen,
books under their vending the way to the holy tenn
pie ofAGodto beinsced their devotion to Father
i'm heaven for the1ord has called them hence, and death
has hat SUMMONS Oh, what is there that can
the hearts Of parents @ with deeper grief than
70 behold scenes like thesen less than two short weeks
their only three lovely children laid beneath the cold and
ehlderng clay But why griese parenss Let usasook
rwarq happier days far iris vail Of tears, where
dessh aSrow, and affection unknown. my children
nov aeep IN peace
No Ritter tears for them he shed,
Blossoms of beings seen anflone
f. With flowers alone we strew their bed,
O blest departed ones
- Whose all of life, rosy ray, =
Busll'd into dawn and passed away. ~
Yes, they fed ere guilt had power
To stain their cherub souls and forms -
Closed is the soft ephemeraldower, -
That never felt the storms
The sunbeam's smile, the zephyrs BREATH,
All that il knew from birth to DEATH
They were so like form of light, q
That Heaven benignly calld them hence,
Ere vet the world could breathe one blight
# O'er their sweet innocence: 80
- And they, that brighter home to bless, i
- Are passed, with all their ovelness!" u
4 Thibodaux, October lst 1858. ssssssTHEIR UNCLE.
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER, / 1858.

paF- Our thanks are due to friend F. Gsgne.
Of Houma, for lot of oranges, sent during the
prevalence of the late devastating epidemic.
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Succession de Nm. Tunnorta.
LNT4F DE@LA LOUISIANA

IL du Cinquieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche
ATrESDU: QueMJOHN E. BECK, de Ia dite paro,.
ce jour faitson application Greer de la de Cour han,
etre nomme Administrator de la dite Successionon.
En- consequence toutes les qu poraient ayo
des objections la dite demande par les presentes ~
de les deduire au Grefer de la Cour, bureau Sns
vile Thihodaux dams les dix oura qu suvront la premier
publication de Get avis simon la de application ser accor
ct confrme scion la lo
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour
NkSl1er Octobre, mil hut cent cinquante trois
l4l-2tJ L. BUSH, Grefer
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- The weather Is now warmer than it was
the past week. but still pleasant and without
rain, though We have unmistakable evidence
that We shall not long remain In the same fix.
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ny-We have compiled from our exchanges, all
the recent intelligence in reference to the spread
of the terrible epidemic which is now devastating
the whole southern country, under the head of
the s'Yellow Fever" which will be found in
another portion Of to-day's issue.
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Succession of John B. Smith, deceased
GTNTE OF LOUISE tNA-FiihD u.s.

n trict C0uTt-Parish Of Laf0nrchc.
Whereas JNO E. BECK Of said Parish has filed d. ~
pGcation with the Clerk Of the above Court to be appon
Administrator Of the said Estate: ..m
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and noslneu
file their objections If any they have, to the said @
with the Clerk Of said Court his Office in the town Of
odanx in ten days after the first publication hereof "
said application viii be confirmed in due Of law
i Witness my hand and the seal OF said Coul., ~. IA
LIST day Of October one thousand eight hundreh s
TO- fifty three. [41-2t] l.. Bush, olaH
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Succession de George L. 4nderson
ETAT DE-. Ia LOt ISIANE-(

- du Cinquieme District, paroisse de Lafourche,
lATTENDu: Que LOUIS F. ANDERSON, de Ia die paross
ce jour ft application Greer de Ia de Co1 pour
etre nomme Administrator de Ia dite Succession. .
En- consequence outes les personnes qu poarraens aver
des objections Ia dite deande sont par les presenses
eesSe les deduire Greer de Ia de Cour son bureau
das Ia vile de- Thibodaux dams les dix jouTs qui
premiere publication de Get avis, simon 10 de spphcan
sera accorde ct confrme scion Ia loi
-@1j Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de ia dife eodf,
L. Ter Octobre, mil-huit cents cinquante.trois
|-i H1-2tl L. BUSH, Grefe
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Succession Of William W. Tnraoo,fh dscsasedr
STATE OF LOUISlANA-Fitib ps'

NJ trict Court-Parish of Lafourche.
Whereas, JNO. E. BECK OF said Parish, has nea n
plcaon with the Clerk Of the above Court to be sPpo
Administrator Of the said Estate: ..s.am
Therefore, all persons are hereby warned sld
file their objections, if any they have to the aia rim
with the Clerk Of said Court at his Office in the Il.
odaux in ten days after the first publication hereof w.
said application will be confirmed in due course OF a ,sa
t-- Witness my hand and the seal Of sad oea I d
1st day Of October one thousand sght hnnaIe s
49, fifty three. [41-2tl BUSH e'e.-~
Succession Of George I. AndersoAe dectaseo;n n,
GTATE OF LOUfSlANA-Fif'h p'''
NJ tsict Court-Parish Of Lafourche. "a
Whereas LOUIS F. ANDERSON, Of said PARISH ~ = =,
his application with the Clerk Of the above Court
pointed Administrator Of the said Estate: ...exn
Therefore, all persons are hereby warned ana
file their objections, If any they have, to the sara
with the Clerk of said Court at his Office in the to"n IA
odaux in ten days after the first publication heleG.
said application win be confirmed in due course q nj,
(l Witness my hand and the seal Of sara o and
us 1st day of October one thousand eight hundrl.
IT, fifty three. [H-o1 l. Blsh' ''s'-
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Snccessaon dc John r. Smith.
LTAT Rh la LOUISE NE.-Cou

dn Cinqutee District, paroisse de Laf0urche
AIlkEDv !: QueJOHN +. BECK de Ia dite parosse rs
jour application an Greier de Ia e Coar Eosr
nomnis Administrator de Ia dite Succession.
En- consequence outes les persones qu pourraent ay
des objections Ia dte deande sont par les presentes n
fees de les deduire au Grefer de la dite Cour son
dams h vie de Thbodaux dams les dix jours qui suons
Ia premiere publication de Get avis, simon Ia de application
sera accorde ct confrme selcn Ia loi. E a5
80 Temoin, ma main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour, CO
LIS. Ter Octobre mil-huit cents cinquante .rois.
10y [41-2t] L. BUSH, (irefder
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Succession 10 M Mather
DE LA 3LOUlSI NE-Cnnr

IL du Cinqueme District. Paroisse de Lafourche
ATTENDU Que MARTIN stAGUIRE de la dite paroise A
ce jour fat application al Greer de la ite Cour p
etre nomme Administrator de To- dte Succession.
En- consequence toutes les personnes qai pouaien av
DIES objections la dte demande par presenes notifies
de les deduireau Grefer de la Cour son bureau dansa
vile de ThbOiaux dams les dix jours q suvront pre-
miere publication de Get avis simon Ia dite application se
accorde ct conffrme scion la loi.
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A6. The following is the number of enter
ments in the different cemeteries since the 18th
of August last to date:
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BT Oysters, shrimps, and muscles have made
their appearance in our market. We had the
pleasure Of RECALLING ourself with fine mess of
the bi-valves in the early part of the present
week. They we're cxcellent-delicious By
the-by, in speaking Of eysters, we are reminded
that we saw SO Frank in town. Does he intend
catering for rs In the oyster time, this winter !!
~ The notorious Mrs. Uncle Toms Cabin
was passenger in the Steamship Arctic which
arrived at New York on the 18th ult, from Liy-
erpool We congratulate the fair friend Of the
kinky heads onher safe return home, and among
q people she has abused SO much to her own
pecuniary advantage, at the sacrifice almost Of
national honor.
ROADS AND LEvEEs.-Our Inspectors are now
busily employed in hasing proper attention be-
slowed on the roads aud leyees previous to the
ensuing high water. An unusual amount of
space is devoted in this weeks issue, in notices
to nonresident proprietors Of lands in the End
Inspection District. The works orrepairs to be
done on the same, will be sold to the lowest bid
der, at the Court House, in this place, on We'd
nesday, the 18th inst.
l6F It appears that our old friend Col. s. F.
Marks, democratic candidate for Auditor Of
Public Accounts, will not be suffered to make
any remarks in the columns of the Pointe Cou-
pee Echo, that paper refusing to hoist his name
in its columns, among the other State Candi-
date. So the colonel is compelled to stump it
through the State without an Echo or Jewelg.
This is really too bad, when we take into con-
sideration that he is opposed by King, who,
generally speaking, are well supplied in every
particular
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Mr. EDITOR: Please announce in youE@paper that Mr..
.. G. ROBICHAUX, the present incumbent is candidate
the Office Of Assessor at the November election and
will be supported by his MANY FRIENDS
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C. An DID A II E 8

We authorized to announce Mr.. CHARLES
ARMITAGE acanddate represent this parish in the
lower branch Of the General Assembly, subject
proyal of the Wing Convention.
~ We are authorized to announce MICHEL TIIIBO-
DAUX candidate to represent this parish in the lower
branch Of the General Assembly, subject the approval Of
he WHO COny
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Journal, Of the 18th inst, says:
Another band Of Portuguese exiles, number
ing about sixty-fye in all, arrived here on Thurs-
day last. They are directly from Madeira, and
are portion of the company Of exiles referred
to by DR.. Kelly, when here short time ago, as
being on their way to this country. They were
cordially welcomed by their fellow exiles here,
and received into their houses, until they shall
be able TO provide homes Of their own They
al Intend TO settle here, except few who have
friends in Springfield
We learn that others are expected to arrive
during the fall. Let them come We know of
no class Of foreigners who make better citizens.
They are uniformly sober, Industrious and moral
just such people as we need to till the soil in
in our broad prairies.