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LADIES' National Magazine, do
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History Of the Hen Fever, very amusing
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Travels in Europe and the East, by Prime
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dor SALE-A FIRST RATE WORK HORSE
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ORDNANCE MEMORANDA; Percussion Loo s
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Inc heads OF the Departments A vsner.
able and rsvsrsd friend. who has had great
experience in the transaction Of business
before the Government here, himself having
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am, very respectfully, your obedient ser.
want, JOIN M. BRopHKAn
Comptroller
Louisiana Land Titles.-A case recently
came before the Land Office for decision, in
which the claimants rested their title on a
Spanish survey. The Board of Commission.
srs recommended the claim, making that sur.
vey part Of the record, and Congress con.
nrnsd it accordingly. Before the csnfirma.
i0n, the United States deputy surveyor had
executed survey somewhat at variance from
that executed by the Spanish authorities.
1t has been held that although the survey
was made before confirmation, yet az II was
acquissced in by the claimants and not disputsd
by the United States for quarter of con.
fury, all parties were estopped from taking o..
esption 10 it, and it must accordingly be 70.
traced, and adhered to by tho Surveying De.
psrtment. The principle here recognised of
adherence to ancient surveys even where
there may be variation from the ORIGINAL
basis Of title, il q sound one, familiar to tho
courts and indispensable to the quiet and 10.
surity of land titles.
What il Pamphlet,-Ths Post Once De.
partment in determining the rates of postage
legally chargeabls on various things, thus do.
hne what is chargssble with pamphlet DOS.
tage:
"a pamphlet is printed but IN bound pub.
LEGATION, relating solely, to some subject of To-
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portsncs only. Hence, With the exception Of
those not containing more than sixteen octave
pages each, for which, under certain oondi.
TONS, the act of August 80, 1852, has made
sPeeisi provisions, no publication, although
; :; and unbound, can be permitted to pass
. go sae mail a. pamphlet" instead Of
ocok,u unlsss Its scope and subject are such
milton above given. '''''1''''' -
Inc Heads Of the Dspartmsnts.-A ysnsr.
able and rsVsrsd friend. who has had great
experience in the transaction of business
before the Government here, himself having
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Jos S. Kirk and VIM. H. Elliot, of Platts
burgh, N. Y.-For improved crate bar.
Urias Kimble, of Psn6eld, N. Y.-For too
for boring hubs to receive boxes.
Sam. B. knight, Of North Providence, r. I
For method Of chalkiAg lines.
Charles Lesvitt, OF Quincy, Il.-Fof shin
gle machine.
Thos. Ling, of Shelby, Ohio.-For self..d
Unstable or anchoring pump.
Jno. McNeill, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in charcoal furnaces
Hiram Moore, Of Climax, Mich.-For i'm
provsment in seed planters.
Geo: w. Palmer, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
proved bill.holder.
David sholl, Of Cincinnati, ohie.-For i'm
VIM. S. Smith, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa
For current wheel.
Henry G. Tyer and John Helm, Of New
Brunswick, N. For improvement in th.
manufacture Of boots and shoes.
Myron Ward, Of 0wego, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in seed planters.
r. P. Vanhorn, OF Jacksontovn, Ohio.-Fo,
improvement in cultivators
Jos Walker, Of Dover, Englaud.-For i'm.
provement in hulling cotton seeds. Patented
in England, July 20, 1854
VIM. p. Zane, of Woolwich, N. J.-For i'm.
provement In cultivators. 80
Abraham Gesnsr, Of Williamsburgh, NY,
assignor to The Asphalte Mining and Ksro.
sens Gas Company," of New York, N. Y.-Fo,
improvement in processes for making ksro.
sene
Smith Gardner, of New York, N. Y a..
signor to through others) Edward KeIloee, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y:-For improvement in the
manufacture of zinc white.
additional improvement -Robt. NJ. Wade,
Of Wadesville, va.-For improved lubricator
Patented June 8, 1854.
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There Ii a CounGry,n

The other day Mr.. Bright, of Manchester
rose in the House of Commons, and made this
significant reference to the existence and inlu
ence Of the United States of America.
Mr.. Bright said-There is a country called
the United States of America. Only on Tues
day night the very remarkable circumstance
occurred-and / think the House will be d
opinion that it is one worth notice-of two Of
the distinguished men being present, listening
to the debate of this House, who have occupied
the position of President of the United States
a position, l venture to say, not lower in honor
and in dignity than that Of any crowned monarch
on the face of the globe. The United States
is precisely the country which is running with
us the race of power and greatness. Its non.
~ulation will, | believe. at the next census exceed
the population of the United Kingdom in its
manufactures and general industry it is by far
the most formidable rival that the manufac.
turers of this country now have to contend
with; 1t has, l suppose, ten steamers for one
steamer OF this country the finest vessels which
are at this moment performing the voyage be-
tween England and the Australian colonies.
have been built in the United States there.
fore, in shipbuilding industry the United States
not only compete with, but in some resnects
even excel this country. Look at our present
position and that of the United States, Nav
L entreat the attention of the House, for | am
not declaiming, | am not making a party at
tack, | am treating of that which, in nv opin-
ion, is of vital Importance to every family in
the Kingdom Z. (Cheers) This year the Chan
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ceilor Of the Exchequleer told you that he must
have the sum of ESQ., 0 900, in order to, carry
on the various departments Of your vast mill.
tary expenditure. The United States has at thit
moment in her treasury enough, l think, opay
off all her debt. Deduct the whole amount Of
the expense Of the Government, of the United
States, not only of the general government, but
also of thirty independent States, from the
esq, 100000 we are Spending, and you will find
that about SIS, COO, 900 will be left, which is
therefore, the sum Of taxation that we are pay
ing this year more than the people Of the Uni
ted States. Ia 81 @"'t
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vENTEs POUR AXES

NENTE POUR TAXES.-En vertu d.
' pouvoirs en- moi invests par la loi, CONNIE Col.
lecteur des Taxes de Paroisse, ct du Railroad, dan,
ct pour Ia Paroisse de Saint Landry, moi, Ebert
Can't, Collector DIES Taxes de Paroisse pour rapnea
1858, ct DIES Taxes de Railroad pour l'annee 1854.
j'exposerai en- vente p~nbIique pour du compliant,
sans bdntfce d'inventaire, a la Maison de Coy,r dam,
la Vile DIES Opelousas, Paroissc st. Landry, SANE
Dl, lie premier jour du mois dc septembre, 1856, CON.
mencant a III hcr,res du matin, ct continuant, sill Ell
n6cessaire de jour en- jour, tous les droits, titres Ct
interet DIES cntants mineurs ct htritiers de fen dame
Mathilda P. Pannell. epouse de Edwin b.. Scott, en-
la %proprictt ci-dessous d6crite, saisie pour ~satisfaire
roud de l'annde 1854, dues par les dts mineurs,s
savoir:
I'm certain Negre Esclave, nommS LEE, Age do
vingt-deuN on vingt-trois ans, bon nhgre de champ.
GILBERT CAN'T, Collector.
Opel0usas, IS Juliet, 1865.
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American state Council, Of South carol,n.

CHARLESTON, August l5.-The State ACoun-
Gil of the American party Of South Carolina
assembled in this city on Monday night, and
adopted a series Of resolutions, setting forth the
principles and objects Of the party. The most
important resolutions were the I'd, Sd, 4th, and
9th. .a. ls.5g4. u .Uf-
The second resolution says that the term
| Catholic, and all semblance Of q religious test
shall be stricken from the official record and
! obligations of the American party in South
| Carolina, and that all natives shall be eligible
to its suffrage who shall renounce all foreign
temporal and ecclesiastical jurisdiction and i'll
Huence. $50 ... .....f. .F[a.D.
The third declares that while we deprecate
the political and sectarian influence Of the
Church of Rome in America, we are inexora-
bly, opposed to any law respecting an estab-
lishment of religion, or prohibiting the free ex-
ercise thereof, or any law which applies o. re
ligious test. Our opinion as men, however, is
in favor Of the principle of selfgovernment in
Church IT'S well as in State affairs. We do not
approve of an ecclesiastical policy, which has
its source and authority in q foreign land and
single potentate and we must forbear to susr
tain those who, either from political or sectari-
an motives, oppose our contemplated reform.
The fourth resolution declares against the
adoption Of any law which shall affect or dis.
turb the previous existing legal privileges con-
ferred on naturalized citizens.
The sixth renounces and repudiates all con.
%nection with those Councils, State and subor-
dinate, or members in the non-slaveholding
States, who have rejected the platform laid
down by the American National Council upon
the slavery issue, and hold that they no longer
constitute a part Of the order or party which
adopted it.
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ELECTION.-Attendu que son Excellence,
~ r. o. HILBERT, Gouverneur de TEtat de la Loui-
SHANE, a lance sa proclamation, date lie 26 Juliet 1866
ordonnant qu'une election soft tenue aux difterents
precincts detection de cette Paroisse, lie Ter lundi de
novembre proclaim, pour 6lire,
I'm representant du Anne District Congressional,
compose des Paroisses de Vermillion, Lafayette, st.
Landry, Calcasieu, Rapides, Sabine, Natcllitoches,
VIM. Desoto, Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne, Bicnyille,
Jackson, Union, Morehouse, Ouachita, Caldwell ct
Franklin.
I'm Gouverneur ct un lieutenant Gouverneur de
lEtat. =
I'm Secletaire d'Etat ct I'm Avocat General.
I'm Tresorier, I'm Auditeur des complies publics ct
un Surintendant de l'instruction publique.
Trois representans a PAssemblee Generate de
l'Etat.
I'm Avocat de District pour ce district-ci.
I'm Grefher de cette cour de district.
I'm Sheriff ct I'm Coroner de cette ~paroisse.
I'm Assessor de taxes pour cette p%aroisse.
DenX JUICES de PaiX pour Ia vile des Opelousas,
deux pour la vile de Washington, deux pour la Vile
de Grand Coteau ct un pour chacun DIES autres wards
qul ont drOit d un representant au Juri de Police.
I'm Constable pour chaque reimbursement.
Aussi pour on contre lie Transient du siege de Gou.
vernement de Baton-Roug a la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
En- consequence, je, J. B. David, sheriff de la Pa
Soisse st. Landry, commencement a la loi ct a la dite
proclamation, dome avis aux cOmfnissaires d'elec-
ton de Ia susdite Paroisse que la dite election devra
Sc tenir dams Ia dite paroisse, lundi, lie s de noyeml-
bre 1866, entire 8 heures A. M. ct 4 henres P. M.
LIE scrltin sera ouyert sous la surveillance dss
commissaires detection de la Paroisse st. Landry,
tours de ladite election au %soussigne commencement a
la loi. 50
Bureau du Sheriff, St. Landry, Is aoht 1855.
j, B, DAVID Sheriff.
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vENTEs A L,ENCAN.
VENTE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p,A,.
v EXANDRE LANCLOS, Fills. dec9d4. 49,

VENTE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p,A,.
v EXANDRE LANCLOs, Fills, decide.
Lie public est, par lie present, informe quill sem
offert, en- vente publique, au plus hant ct dernier IN.
cherisscnr, par lie soussigne, Encanteur Public dsns
tet pour la Paroisse st. Landry, sur Ihabitation Oh Il,
Teche, dams cette Paroisse, le -
.JEUDI, l3 s~eptembre, 1855,
les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, appartenant / /
succession d'Alexandre Lanclos, fills, decide, :.
voir:
I'm Negro nomme JACQUES, "a
age d'environ IS am.
Une Negresse nominee HELENE, "F%
agee d'environ 80 an,
Eft SEES deux enfans-
DAMONVILLE, age de Z ans, ct
ADVEL1NE, agee de 6 ans.
Une CHARRETTE A BGUFS:
Une CHARLOTTE A CHEVAL;
I'm BUlUF;
2 MULETS Americains.
Et diverses articles don't Remuneration est mutile.
Termes ct conditions, qui seront iavorahles am,
acquercurs, seront annonces lie jour de la vente.
ULYSSE GABERIIL, Encanteur.
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BATEAUX A yAPEUR,

DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLLE.-OR-
4 LEANS, WASHINGTON EFT lie BAYOU
BEUF.-Le bateau-a-vapeur fin marcheur ct tres
elegant. sYDoNIA, Capitaine G,lstaye Louaillier,
expressement construct pour cette navigation, fcra
desormais DIES voyages regulers entire les Opelousas,
Washington, lie Bayou BGuf ct la Nouvclle-Orleans.
II est bon marcheur, Sur, comfortable, bien construct
ct tirant peu dean. Les officers p@orteront toute leur
attention a ~satisfaire ccux qui daigneront les encou.
bord, Mars 81,
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ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL,

&5001 Tous coNTRlBUABLEs
NV qui mont pas encore payc leurs Taxes
que lie soltssign6 fat servir maintcnant sur cllaans
retardataire, une notice ecrite ct 1eq,iise par Ia ioi.
ct que, trentc iours apres lie dit service, il saisira d
vendra les proprietts de chaque dillingham; pour h
pavement dc ces dites Taxes.
On p"url'a lie trouver pendant lev trente iourJni
sniyront cette date (les Dimanches eSyeptes, IN
Opelousas, au bureau de f. & f.. N. Cullom.
ELBERT CAN'T, Collecten
Opelousas, S Mai. 1855.
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AVIS %JUDICIAREs.
.TsTAT DELLA LOUIsIANE-Cour de
1EDistrict, Paroisse 81. Landry. No. 1888.
r..rs.a;on IA Tohn McClhlRnd. decide. VA

-lIDistriCt, ParO1sse 81. IAnury' !. .No' 1o'0'.'f
Succession dc John McClslhnd, decide. 80
JOSEPH McCLEEAND, de la Paroisse st. Landry,
ayant presente un tableau final, reglement ct paIta-
ge, de Ia susdite succession entire Ia veuve Ct les ne
filters du- dit decide, accompagne dune pettlon de,
d ete fait droit i Ia dite petition par ordre dell Cour
en- date du IA ao1t 1865. .-
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dome. aux
interests dams cette succession, d'avolr a dedaire
au gretfe dc cette cour susdite, dams trente Jours qui
%suivront Ia date du present avis, les raisons, 81 a arsa
pas homologue ct approuye ct lie bond du dit adm.
n~istrateur annule ct de plus, quill soft decharge de
touts responsabilite CONNIE administrator de Ia
susdite succession. tf
Opelousas, lie 1a aodt 1866. m
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NOIlCE.-Les crtanciers de Ia succession
-, d'ANDRE DESHAUTEL, dec6de, dcrniere.
ment de Ia Paroisse st, Landry, sont nr;as de- nrS.
senter leurs rtclamations contre 10 dite succession an
sousslgne, acknowledgements Datif, on 4 son
avocat. j. Ii. Overton; au bureau de celui-ci any On.
elousas. i SOfIEhi I E,s oP'
Opelousas, IL Juliet, 1855.
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,ETAT DE LA LoUIsIANE-successiopl

iETAT DE La LOUISIANE-Succession
~ de FRANCHISE LANGLOIs, decide. .Coui
de District Paroisse st. Landry. -. No. 1910.
JOSEPH NJ. CARRlERE, de Ia Paroisse st. Landry
Administrator de la susdite succession, ayant pre-
sente I'm tableau amend6 de Ia dite succession, &C
.,compagne dune petition demandant lhomologat,on
d'icelui; Eft attendu, quill etc fait droit a la dite
petition, par ordre de Ia Cour, en- date du 6 Aodt
1866; ...-.a.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dome aux
~interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir q deduire au
CRETE de la Cour sdsdite, dams trente jours, qul
%suivront la date du present avis, les raisons 81 aa;
cunes lis ont, pour lesquelles lie dit tableau ne serai1
pas a%pprouve ct homologue.
4. GARRIGUEs, Greffer.
Opelousas, lie IA AOtt, 1866. 4 .
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pHARMAClE.-Les soussign6s ont Ihon-
u neur d'informer lie public qu'ils viennent de rece.
voir, q leur Pharmacie, encoignure Main ct Bellevue,
aux Opelousas, un assortment tres frais de Drogues,
Medicines, Parfumeries, Peintures, ETC., qu'ils offrent
a yendre AIDES priX raisonnables.
lis tiennent aussi I'M assortment de MEDICINES
PATENTEES, ct generalement de tous les articles
qui concernent leur partie.
Gu %trouvera dams Establishment, a toute heure du
ct lattention quill portera aux ordonnances de mes.
sieurs les mtdicins, otrent une pleine garantie aux
families. +. LEONCE HEBRARD e. Gle.
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M ULET EPAVE-Arretd par lie sous
~ signe, a Ia CoulGe Cr6che, une Mulet Ameri.
cain, couleur rouge, age d'environ 8 ans. taiIle m,v.
enne. H. a deuN on trois mois que lie dit Mulet ext
dams les %environs. II Il sur lie cou, une tache blanche
t3r1nant presque la lettre H. lie proprietaire du dit
Mulet est prize de venir lie reclamer, payer les frais ct
lie %retirer. ANnRE MFsrrIIE 9'
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90. F.-PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at
= washington every Saturday night at 7 O'Clock.
Haw. Secretary: R. B. Hardesty, Treasurer A M;liS'
paugh, Ps' The Order respectfuyll invited osttend.
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TTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Co ur de
~ District, Paroisse st. Landry. Succession de
Michael d. cartwright, reinforcement de la susdite
Paroisse, decide
Une assemble des creanciers du dit decide sera
tenue sAMEDI, lie Ter de Septembre proclaim, com
mencant a 10 heures A. M, par devant Joel II. San,
dry, a sou bureau aux Opelousas, dams lie but de de-
libGrer sur les afiaires du dit Michael D. Boatwright,
DECIDE.
Bureau du Gretfer, Opelousas. lie % Juliet, 1866.
A. GARRIGUES, Gretier.
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T,TAT DE LA LoUIsIANE-C our Dc

ENTAT DE LA LOUISIANA our de
~ District, Pa,oisse st. Landry. No. 1884,. =.
Succession de Andre Deshotel, decide.
JEAN BArTIsTE SoILEAu, Fills, de Ia Paroisse st.
Landry, Executeur Testamentaire Datif du dernier
testament du dit decide, ayant presente un tableau
de classification des dettes de Ia dite succession, ac-
compagne dune petition demandantP homoiogation
d'icelui; Et attendu, quill a etc fait droit a Ia dite
petition, par ordre de Ia Cour, en- date du Ter Aont,
1866; & ~. a.5 Dl@I
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne aux
in~teresses dams cette succession, d'avoir d deduire au
CRETE de Ia Cour snsdite, dams trente jours qui suiv-
ront la date du present avis, les raisons 81 aucunes lis
ont, pour ~lesquelles lie dit tableau ne serait pas ap-
prouve ct homologue.
Opelousas, LED Aoht, 1855.
A. GARRTGITES Greffer.
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ENTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-COur dc
" District. .Paroisse st. Landry. Succession
d'Alexandre Lanclos fills, decide. Assemble DIES ere
anciers.
En- vertu dun ordre de Ia Cour de District dams Of
pour Ia Paroisse St. Landry, une assemble des Gre
anciers du dit Lanclos, aura lieu, Jeud, 3O,du courant
entire 10 heures A.. NJ. et4 heures p. NJ, pardevant
Theodore S. Robin, notaire public, a son bureau aux
Opelousas, dams lie but de dGliberer Reinforcement aux
~afiaires du dit defmt.
Bureau du grefier, Opelousas Is ao1t 1855.
"A. EARRIGUES. Greffer,
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RELLE RESIDENCE A VENDRE,-
y Je vendrai ma residence dams lie village DIES Op-
elousas pour la sommed de Quatre Mile Piastres, en-
quatre payments annuels ct egnux, portant intGret
a hut pour cent. du jour de la vente. Possession en-
sera donnee dams I'm mOis.
July 81, 1855. E. II. MARTIN.
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NoOVELLE BOULANGERIE. Ie
- s%onssigne informe respectueusement COG on,ia
ct lie public DIES Opelousas ct des enyirons euI an ~
vr1ra' dams quelques jours, en- cette Vile une nom
vele bo1langerie. II aura les services dun des nlns
Parlalts houlangers de la Orleans, II ~.
c'd'ne nhe part du patronage public.
Aou" I. A. REER.
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SOURCES DE BEAVER CREEK-Re-
~ dnctton de Pension.-A partir de cette date, lie
prix de pension d Get Establishment celebre sera,
comme suit:
Par jour 81 90
CheVauX, par jour rs
une deduction iberale sera faite pour les personnes
restant un mois on plus ct surtout pour les families.
Reimbursement susdit est dams I'M ordre parfait, ct
les sources fo,rnissent une abundance d'ea1.
Les bains ct lie logelnent sont excellents: ct la
cuisine est de meilleures. II Aout.
RACHEL GRADENIGO. ,
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Ohm MACDONALD, Ingenieur Civil ct
ArpenteuI, offre SEES services au public, il ex-
ecutera lmmediatement toutes les commandes aui Iui
seront donnees. s'adresser a Mr.. Charles N. iIaler,
encolgnure des rues Maine ct Landry, Opelousas.
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A NDERsON & THOMPSON, Entrcp6t
- de Marchandises ct d'ExpGdition, Wasbinoton
La ayant compltmetent Unstable leur magasin de- ID.
poi dans Water street, sont prepares a r%ecevoir Co.
marchandises que l'on lelr enycrra n now nuou ,un e' ue
pouretre yendue en- commission parles consirnataires
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THEODOSE S. ROBIN, Avocat, ot1re SEES
SEES services q ses amis ct au public du Ouatorzi-
enc ct Quinzieme District Judiciaire. Son bureau
est aux Opelousas. Avril Z.
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LYSSE GABEREL, Encanteur Publioue
~ ct Collector pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Bu-
reau aux Opelousas. Mars 10.
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Avocat ct Conseil.
- Ter, Opelousas, Le., s'occuppera toute atfaire
concernant sa profession, tant dams la paroisse de ST,
Landry que dams les paroisses avoisinantes.