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L. POEMS ByALIcECARY limo. PIP 500 Ticsnor a FieH
2 CLovERSOOE CHILDREN BY ALier CAaS. Ina,
PIP 29L TcAnor fields
The most elaborate piece in this new collection Of
Miss Gays poetry is The Maiden OF flas,als, "A
poem in blank verse suggested by passage in Prss
colts Conquest Of Mexico II is finished with
sp ndor OF dciion unusual ia the writings OF tho 81
tboress ard contains several passages OF sustained
energy although the general effect we think, 10 nos
so nlessipe AZ that of her less ambitious productions
In cor nection with the we known syorites on whes
Miss Cary poetcal fame is built, the Volume con-
tans several short poems OF great sweetness and deD
cacy. The pensive vein predominstes in Their con-
posl ion, but their melody of p-ession, and ire
quent beauty OF imagery, win the admir- alton Of 10
reader even when the tone Of feeling Ia not in hs'
mony with bis own moods. The following despass
staDza-, which we 90 not remember to have seen "
fore, express the prevailing sorrow which too snI
formly mark, the volume:
WHEN MY LOVE AND LIE DEAD.
When my love and lie dead,
Both toy ether ON one bed,
Shall il first be truly said,
Fate was kindly: they were we'd"
When they come the shroud to make,
Some Eeet soul shall cay, I" Awake
From your long white sleep, and take
Feas, Of kisses for love sake"
And though We nor see nor hear
Safe from sOrrow-safs fro m fear,
Both gether On one bier,
We sLsl feel each other nea
On my lover, oh, my friend
Tbis know will be the end
Only when ashes blend
VIII our heavy fortunes mend.
Natural pictures Of country pursuits and plssws
are sk,llfuliy preseDted in Mrs Csrys yoluus Il
poeticsl prose. Il is animated by more chsns
spirit than that which gives the character 70 hap
euy. The stories are told in graceful and aosss |
language, and leave many agreeable images sns
memory.
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The Fourth Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Church in Frshkin-st. hes called Rev. JasE.
PREsTIIT, OF Cincinnati, TO become IL P4e,yr. He
has accepted as9 enter J On hs labo-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

FATHER CLARK o. THE PIoxkgs pag.oHFs. gn
OLD PIostER limo, Pr @7. sheldon. LrmPoH a 49,
The subject of this memoir il supposed TO bsysSss
the fret Protestant preacher who ventored To- 1
the doctrines of the Gospel into the Spanish cosssJ
on the western side Of the Mississippi. lie W.
scotcbmsn by birth, and at FIRST connected With ..
Metbodlsis, but at Subsequent period, con'sSs
to the principles Of the B.ptsts. His sdyentan'
career a. schOolmsster and missiosary 10 0eofst
Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri and Louuisns "Sl
described in this volume. variety OF anecdotes"
related illustrative of the primitive cosiion Of W.
ern society, and the whimsical difficulties Sh'cs
pioneer preacher a. compelled to encounter. -
CLARK appears to have been man Of sterling nps'y
and worth, though be not iittleerssie 10 'o~<
hishsbits and opinions. lie was unwilling, i'r issss
TO make use Of a horse a. beas. Of burden,
as man oppressed his fellow man BY holding az
slavery The volume xill be read With Interest
odd biographical details, well az for is ine'~
notices OF Western manners and history.
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THE LANDS OF THE sARAcEs; On, PIeTvsI' ss.ts,
EsrISE, ASIA MTsoE. SICILY AID sfAs ~
TAYLoR. limo ID. ISL. q. p. PstnAm 'e'
The second portion Of Biysrd Tay"rs 80
plated series Of Travels is contained IN ris
embracing his romantic journeys in Span, -,
Palestine, Syria, and Asia Ainos Many Oh ~. ~,
ters il is true, describe familiar scenes "n'D -.
been treated almost to safety BY former n" !, :.
bur, in every instance Mr.. Taylor sees for h0'.D,
gives fsithfui, individual record Of his own -
sions. A considerable portion of the con'eo'
ever. is devoted to regions seldom visited oy -
can tour .ts and will doubtless be new to nos
err. With the numerous specimens OF ms
which lave si..ld5 aq.eI-d N or e''nO''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-24
SaERWOOD house.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and
entirely reftted aud resurnshed IT., and is prepared
TO entertain patrons OF the house In satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses and
riages TO let. l" f -'' |
The stable Is large, clean and welocated and good
in constant Particular attention
will be paid the OF horses left with him for keep
ng and In all respects the public M find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. ljy5fl J. A. 8YERS.
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CHANGE OF PROPREETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, &C., e.,
-rt AT WHO EsALE RErAIL
T.EICH n YER IL NJ G.

THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock Of
l. Drugs and Medicines of J. NJ. ID. Miller d Co., and
intend carrying The Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller Farnsey, No. IA Water street, under
the firm of LEIGH & Verng. .'s1 aei
Charles LEIGH the firm hopes he is favorably known
to the public, having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Verng. ofthe
same firm having been clerkng in the present the
last three years. haters himself with having the cona
dence of It's old customers. Ivy
We intend Keeping hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business and by low prices to merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers
-fF- = ..f .a.f .--,.r CHARLES LEIGH. .
feb25-ly PETER VERLING.
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THOMAS CONYNGTON, "a.
AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND

KTOULD re.pe ctfully inform hisfrends and the pub
wv lie generally. that having purchased OF Messrs
Rathbone & Wheeler. their entire stock Of Books Il
he has owed his Book Store TO the stand
lately occupied by in No. Fosters Block, corner
of Main and First Streets. -
The additions thus made to his stock enables him to
offer to his customersa larger and better assortment
before been brought this market; con-
sisting in part Of Miscellaneous school Medical and
Theological Books Writing Printing. Wrapping sno
Fancy Paper, ard Foreign & Fancy stationer! OF ali
kinds An OF which will sold. Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prices fact to which he would can
attention ofcountrr merchants dealers teachers and
others being conAde he can nakeltto 'heIr neiess
to purchase of him. aug -'-u
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Fl x E! FIRE.! FIR Eyy!
MORE TRIUMPHS OF fo'i aiii-H ~
kICHsS 81 LA MA n DER SAFEST

II T'THE FOLLOWING CERTIFIcATEs HAVE JUST prry
received by the mails. They form additional smony
Of the superiority Of RIeHs SALAMANsFs owe nj obera
FIRE in CHA RLES1ON, s. c.
CHARLESTON, Aprl 20, 1854, (
Mr.. l.. NJ. HATcH. Agent for Richs Saiama Safes
Dear Sir: Finding impossible to our safe du
ring the tate hre which destroyed our store i'm Hayne
street. and having taken our books we nut inio il
several papers 10 testit We Glad TO acknowledge
that fully sustained the high reputation YOUR Safes
lhe preservation OF these papers than we ex
pected when we witnessed the intense heat was SUBJ
jectedt to. Yours, &C..
- -fal. rt1.. COURTNEY. TENNANTS &c ....-
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CLOTHING wHoLEsALE Az KErAIL.

~ THE undersigned having purchased of his late part
RS Chas W. Mack. his entire interest In tie Cloth
~ lag Store OF Mack Lobenstns az very heasy dis
count IL determined get rid OF the present stock
ATTY reduced prices make asrge
Of Fail aud Winter Clohing He therefore his
friends and the and examine his Goods
prices good stock Of Clothing Gentlemen 9
Publishing Goods. &c there Is in Evansville aud
will any
place in the Sy which he will prove those calling at his
stole under Pavilion Hotel.
f...fa ANTHONY LOBENSTINE.
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NATcHEz STREET FIRE. NEW ORLEANS

- -. -. gu rvNEw ORLEANS, April :, 1854. e
Our ofice and warehouse. Nos 81 and 80 Natchez ST
with their CONTENTS except the books and PAPERS con
tanned I'm our Safe were entirely destroy ed y fire. ON
the morning Of the 10th March, Although ihe Sa fe had
been Tor several hours in extremely hot fire before
we could recover IL, anc, being discovered was
In red heal; on being cooled with water, removed
our DOCKS and papers 10 the amount ofwent thousand
dollars without the slightest damage err injury 70 us
Being fully convinced by this of the entire secui
OF those Safes we have procured the same
description from the same gent Rch's Fireproof
Safe, sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge No. - Magasine street,
and them to all who desire perfect security
for valuable papers in case fire. t'f'i
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J. r. CRISP

CITY RECoRDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
f., Fosters BatldiRg, Up Stairs. ..... .
T F.CRISP. haSing removed his Office TO Fosters
d building will be on hand at all times, to take
acknowledgements of Deeds Mortgages, &C., and attend
all required of him Justice ofthe Peace.
frbg-tf sf" p" alfftt '
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.v,l COURTNEY. TENANT q &C.
FIRE in pAKsvILLE-Yy. II .n.I

L 80. ID La - ,DANsvILLE, april 10, 1854.
Messrs. STEsRNs Il MARVIN Gentlemen: Your SAFE
went through the fire. Ii contained all our books and
papers which came out in good order. The Safe from
appearance. must have been red hot We trusted our
all in it. Very respectfully, yours,
81 81 FHs! n BROWN a. GRANT Fs
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NEw ENHANCEMENT

that able 60 devote my time more rartieu-
~. "a ,ha IRoS HEAVY HARDWARE part ef my
business Of tart ., ny interest in the Gro
esry IA sraud under the style of ORR DAIzEIL
M ~ ccpete Of everything IN the Grosery
.o,ld rake opportunity of returning sincere
The having customers the house for the hers
patronage extended o me tor many years and Ask
their fayors the hr ana would say
shs very all gentlemen that they need
not ask credit at this house. $500, ~,
March I. 1855. G SAMUEL oh"
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CO.PAKTNEisSIHIP.

THE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
Il ship under the style and firm Of Gro. FosTER & Co.
for the Transaction of general Forpanding and Com
mission Business and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse, the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham and the Depot OF the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise. .,.,. 49, .
They will give special to Consgnments either by
River, Railroads. Canal or Wagons and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase OF Sugar and Moasses the
Coast of the frm will be in the South during the
Winter. - .t g - -t
Theyhope by unrenited attention to merit and share
the public patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER.
Fl 11t Er0'E .IiG v trr GEO. FOSTER,
decl4 w. NJ. AIKMAN.
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FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK.
CLOTHING &C.,
STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STOH E,
on MAIN. STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
4UMBERTS & GOTTI,FJR y u

RE receiving their Wholesale and Retail Clothrr
n tsblishment. large assortment of READY MADE !.
CLOTHN superior quality and manurctu
black and blue French and English Cloth Dress Froek
Sattnert and Cashmere Coats
and 0yERCOATS. of style. price, quality and
color. VESTS and PAETAL00NS of the most be autifnl
patterns ever brought to this market. ~ st.i >
Shirts Undehrs and Drawers Gloves. suspenders Col
and Sacks HATS and CAPS every style and cheaper
than sold in this market. = 81 ID ~ lrsse
Trunks and yas Carpet Sacks with large
fancy articles and Furnishing Goods all Of which viii sell
on the Straight Line Plan. cheap the cheapest
The largest lot of CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ever
Wrought to Evansville Call elves octzst
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REMOVAL OF BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
STILL IN THE FIELD! - ~

I'D DECSNER informs his old customers and the Public
generally. that he his Boot and shoe
First street. between Main the Post oce lower
side where he is prepared make all qualities Of Boots
Shoes the latest styles the materials and
to Mt All work will be delivered promised
and mistake He hopes receive liberal
prom ptness succeed. if a. W5fF ~ o. febf3-tf
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c. y. LEONARD.
/. L. SWEET.
GENERAL ACCTIQNEERS& EEL ESTATE BRO KERS.

ENERALAUCTfONEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
SYCAMORE ST. DOOR SROM W TER, EVANSVILLE, L
tender their services the citizens OF
Evansville for the sale Of Real
Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries etc. eG also particular atten
ten paid all door sales every description
abe satisfactory We shall do exclusive Com
mission having goods Of place
competition with consgnors both the buyer aud seller
fair market We will devote whoff
time the Auction and Commission business and ren
assured that will efforts 70
please them With and to business
merit the confidence Of all those who entrust their business
to 10 rtr
-REFERENCE-
p. G.. O'RI-EY d Co.. Evansville. ...llr .
pUvALL. ALGo Co.. Memphis. Tenn.
VIM. PARK x Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, r. do do.
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans. f
t.I LEWIS SNAPP, do. r..L.-s. III
MILES +. FoIKEs Vicksburg. Miss.
WIN. McRAE. do do. 1t
LocKwooD & Bros. Cincinnati. Ohio.
kEILoG X Foor. 'V do do.
EDWARDS Il BUSHNELL. St. Louis, Mo. -f-..l.-
jan23-ly
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LAW PARrNERsHIP.

VAs. G.. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE. tAttornies at
d Law Evansville, Indiana. associated themselves
the psacce of the law, and will continue
practice in this and he adjoining counes, and In the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning then
attention particularly to land law, In short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes, an abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
ments orin Lanasco, togethe with their professions
aion as To the TILE il desired (jy25 dawtfl
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CHARITIES ST. FIRE. NEW ORLEANS. oa

- l. r NEW ORLEANS, April ~, 1854.
We Rave abundantreason TO recommend Rich,s Sala-
mander safe emineDtly reproof since had an ex
celient opportunity on the 5h February last of testing
one OF that description, which purchased several
years since Of Mr.. Isaac Bridge. Our store No AZ
Charities street, with entire stock trimmings
&c, was burned on the morning of that day subjeetng
our safe to very intense heat during
1t saved all its contents Uprising hank notes ana
checks for upwards Of nine hundred dollars bills
able for several thousand dollars and accounts in our
DOCKS or orty thousand dollars said Safe only
one hundred and ten dollars. risk nothing in pro
nouncing 1t the cheapest article We purchased
i91csa al lsnl aai ALERT & TRlCo. ii,
A large assortment Of WrLDER's PATENT SnAMArbsE ,
SAFES, with Rich's improvement. for safe by
'' g. STEARNs & MARVIN, 7lt
f.rr-,.G Successors to Rich d Coz f. -. Il
- 1f6 WATER STREET. y. Y.
The only Makers Of Saamander Safes combining Will
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Proprietors OF
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock- which has neither key nss
keynote. ALL1S g. HONkS.gy
mys-u Agents at Evansville.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
'- S. SORENSON, ..,a.
Insurance and General Agent. 30.
once with As Howes. Water street. Evansville. Ind

EDWARD LEwIs. RoBr. g. HOWARD.
LEWIS HOWARD, fulIr
EORWAhDlNG AND COMBUSTION MER.
on Canal Personal and prompt attention oil
Consign ments. either for sale or shipment. ..
Evansville. June 1S5f.-N
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CRESCENT CITY FOUNDRY AND MAHCiNI
II SHOP EYANSXlIIE IND. -. m

SHOP. EVANSVILLE. ND. ftna eot
XYyE manufacture all kinds of Machinery equal in style
w and quality any made in the West. and
able prices. p < l7 Pr : ~ rtit RI. -iH' .ff
We make Fire and Steam Engines Horse Power Saw and
Grt viii Gearing and Irons Parker Johnston Hotchkss
Water Wheels. Shafting Paeys pipes. pumps.
fronts for fence aud balcony rail wheels
shelters thes boring mills tobacco and lard
wrought iron vor for bridges coal mine work and
Railroad Car Wheels in short all kinds Of iron and Brass
work In line OF business. t.Hfuttf 30 HE#
Now the in orders for spring work Having
had long experience with complete machinery the best
porkmea. feel assured give safeton and
antes to be done risht Prompt given
repairs Of Steamboat and Land Machinery. a,tT- N
All orders mail should be given plainly and particularly.
and with good when coming from those with whom
we have not had previous dealing. '.Tofs %. rlf a-tI
We the highest price ron brsss and
Foundry and Il. Canal corner % Canal and uee
jan2j rtte G.. ID. EGGLEST0N 4 CO.
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rUNHE undersigned would respectfully
citizens CT Evansville and surrounding country that he
Mas opened shop Main street. opposite the Branch Bank
Indiana above
all branches the latest aad able styles All
work warrau Of the
by close ppcaton business to liberal share pat
r0nage.
cali and examine of Cloths Cssmeres and Vest
inrs As he good hard and Is prepared sell
chsap novel 1rG H.l.t 4. L.. NELMS.
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z,s ;r..l,5o $50 $50 $50 SIS
sso $50 7.25 s,OoIIi 70 90 20 90 as1
ar; Sol 7a5 500 $50 ls 2. 20 80 5000 .o.S
;o sas s.75I ss 49, l60o 1900 3to ta,.o
AS 80 1875 IS Il Sol ss00 .000
o.. sausre enc a..
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ehsassasle weekly. per -, ~
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v,r.. .,.es or less changes proporsionas discount
a,.ai.s c.ras making six lines or less eight s'A P''
in form Of special loaded notices. double
v,,., ,,,.e. s..icss except Introducing new Advsr
sissrs. tea per line . sa,
A..s~.eiug eandidates' names W. ana - Gus Pef "
.,.,.l far all time over weeks from election.
Lar. Cats charged double the same dimensions wv
Advertise usass kspton inside charged - per
N.rri.s.s Deaths Religious notices PuSii'nea
.s,.,,,..u.. Till forbid charged I'LL ordersd
IN. rrivilsse Of yearly advertising hrns does A''
hsS sSi.aividuai members. A..
L.s.i sdvsrtseuen inserted at the KxrEssh OF ''
ressrrs ordering and deayable for the iesA
Nst ssileetabis 1t usual time. tL
A1versisss in Weekly per square VI Tor nrs'
Afts sentsfor each subsequent. o.
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PRESERVES, &c.

| hHO1rS ~ II Atts.
KCRTz respectfully informs the public that he
prepared Gil all orders either Of Country mer-
chants description.
ncludin Partisan work ofevery STYLE
Jeies Of his manufacture He has the best
and Is enabled I'LL orders for
every description promptly and cheap
y lie particularly asks tie attention Of Country merchants
TO his stock and prices. sepls-u t-- a.
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EVANSVILLE, INDs SATURDAY. MARCH a., 1855.
STEAMBOATS, & RAILROADS

TIE staunch and light draught stesner MA
naG AD0NA SHAMATE. Mater will run regularly du-
SS2 ring the season above. For freight passage
apply to jan9-tf p G.. 0'RlLEY CO.
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STiI'E or LOUISIANA.

PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
SaeoessoU oJ Marie. Ssraphine Hymei, ri,t
la tgEf efZepAynn RoHssei. -. --
Df virtue Of Tn order of sale rendered the
ID lin instant, and TO me directed by the
honorable tho Fourth Judicial District Court
OF this State in aud for the parish Of 81 JOIN,
the Bapi.st, rB 7s,FI.r e.ffr rs
i shall offer at public auction at tie domicil
of Mr. Zephyrin Roussel, in this parisb, ON
THURSDAY the Goth dav Of September next,
at 10 o'clock A. ~. the following iIamed and
dcscrited slave belonging 10 the aforesaid sue.
cession. ----
ALBERT. creole negro boy, aged Of 20
TERMS 4 CONDITIONS.
One haifofthe price Of a5j udicadon payable
in all March is56. and the oiher haf pas able in
all march 1851, in approved endorsed notes
payable ct tie oidce osibe Recorder Of this pa
rish, and bearing interest ii not paid at maiu-
rity at the rate of eight per cent Der annum,
mtilfully paid and secured by vendoss privi.
lege and special mortgage on ssid slave. .
Paris. Of 81 John t.e Baptist, August iStA
1855.
JEAN +. BURCARD. n.
sheriff
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JOURNAL OFFICIEL DE SAINT-JEAN.BAPTIBTE.

bienheureux pays les hauteurs sont
aussi arides que ia tonsurc dun calo.
tin ? Lorsque Ton veut de reau ct de
Ia verdure, il faut bien descendre.
: Mais comment arriyer au bas dc
Get entonnoir de pierres?
III y a un chemin; settlement il
est etroit, OF nous ferons bien de METRE
pied d terre. \
Je suivis le conseil de Cordier, qui
passa lie premier ct me conduisit par
un senticr tournapt taille dams les ro-
chers, de mapiere former une sorte
de corniche au-dessus de l'abime. Les
chevaux s'avancaient ayec repugnance,
le cou tendu ct 50 faisant tirer par Ia
bride; enfn, apres dix minutes dune
marche periIleuse. nous atteignimes
une esplanade au bout dc laquelle Sc
levait le chateau.
Unc seulc fenetre etait eclaireeet
laissait yoir, d travers ses rideaux
transparents, une ombre qui semblait
immobile. Cordier me IA montra en- d.
SAINT:
= C'cst le genera !; il nous attend.
be- l81q s5 EMILE SouvEsTRE. d,
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- STATE OF LOUISIANA.
-ra JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish Of st. John the Baptist.

Sneeession cffAe tate Henri Leehs.
ITO Adam Perilioux-1herexe Leche and
i her husband Joeeph Lconsrd-Eve Leche
widow Antoine Folse-residing in the parish
Of Jean Leche-Jean Baptiste Le-
che-yalery L.che-Ursin Lecie-Joecph
Leche-Eugenc Leche-celestinc Leche and
her husband Lucicn Bourgeois-and j. T.
Bourgeois, tutor Of the minor Joseph Gustave
Bourgeois-residingi in the parish Of ST. James
-andio all others whom il may concern.
Whereas Celeste Leche, Administrative Of
The succession Of tho late Henri Leche, has
this day fled in this Court an account Of her
administration of said succession -..
You are therefore hereby summoned and no
titled to snow cause within thirty days from
and after the first publication hereof, why the
said account should not be approved and ho-
molga.ed, and the funds in the hands Of the
ADMINISTRATIVE distributed in accordance T. er
with,
Parish OF St. John the Baptist. Angus. 7th
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Emancipation Wanted.
LEZIN BECNEL, 49, q.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
NOTICE. ~

DUBLIC notice s hereby given that the
il underigned, Lexin Beenel, Of the parish
q 81. John the Baptist (Ls), has the inten-
sion Of bringing ssitim the Fourth Judicial
Districf Cours,i In, and foe said parish,
aesinss the Ssats Of Louisiana, 6r the pur-
peoo of emascipsting bis slave:
CATHERINE, . inulsttp woman, eyed
shout ~ years, and hef clsild: 1913 mo !
MARIE-VIRGINIE, . qus1rooa girl,
sssd sbsst three year, bstA paiyes Of this
Psrisk d stJohs ne Baptist, ssd Au-
.sSuf 16S 3IQ stD gi9, 40 3u1D 81 I
LEZIN BECNEL.s I (