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Stopping Southampton both gong ana eng, ney ome
other route, for the economy of time and money.
Passage from Nsw York to Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin saoon si3o; first cabin, lower saoon siiO
second do, $50
newspapers through the pos, Office
No bills ladng will he signed On the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each ship
For freight passage, apply TO !. a.
C. ii. SAND, IL South William st., N. Y.
q. A. HEINEkEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY K Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
Mar G-dly
wAsHINGTttN BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Ho,irs.
ssS sasaasg56
N and after Monday AID instant the trains will leave
" Wa hingon 8 and 8k m and and Az, p m.
ON sunday, al Az, p .
Leave Baltimore Mt AZ and ~, m and and 81, p M
ON sunday at Al, = :, . u..,,, ~
Apt I'D
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John o. Sargent d Charles Albert
To southern AgricuItnrists and Planters.

THOROUGH practical aud edneasd Maryland farmer wishes
engage the South which
proprietor and convert into purely ascu
tnral nc stock farm.
The highest testimonial. givcn all communca
nns subject fully answered.
Address AGRfCOLA, Washington, ID O.
MarrhJ7 yIv I
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mo. 64O.]

NO. b4O.J 8-t
Notice of the discomtinuanco OF the United States
Land Once at Defiance, An the State OF Ohio.
Al hereby Of law, and in view
V officers Oufo
below thousand
Secretary Of the interior has directed tns said land Of
and that the lands remaining
entry only remaining land once in the
Lands remaining uasppropaed law, subject
land 0ce discontinued, will
Office from the date Of receipt of this
register and receiver thereof; and the land officers
will DO prepared applications for any such
lands their Office. ~ a.
Acting Commissioner Of the General Office.
WASHINGTON, U. c., June le, 1855
June 23--law6w Ntd lint. 6tAr
Carolina Hotel
Change Of ProPrssfors.
mHE LARGEST and best-iocsed Wilmington,
lima, the railroad depot aud ste smbca isndins
= -7T} t5q.Fs b. 3. BROWN, Proprietor.
wr1xrsoroI. N. c., May, 1855. ,,r
June 3-dimif sEF.
MILITARY MEN viii niAd at our store-ro m
mi 90 medium and fine wh linen duck for and
le pieces medium and fne white linen dullnss
supply of those wo0ens and other fabrics adapt
ed for citizens' APPAREL NJ
With cravats, gloves, suspenders, halfhose, Ac.
One price only.
Good low prices, and fair dealing be relied on In a'
cnses. PERRY 4 BROTHER,
tshp& bslf "Centrsi Stofes,' West Building,
June s-6tdif sA2a Opposite Centre Market
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posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and management Of the Post Office Department assigned
the constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
may be the conveniently arranged and
reaus, foows The Appointment Office in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office in
charge of the Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance charge of the Thi,d Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office In charge Of the chief
clerk
appointment 0GeeIIoratio King, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and clerks. To this office
assigned all questions which relate the establishment and
dcontinuance of post offices, changes of sites and names
and removal of romasers and route and local
agents. also the giving OF instructions to postmastes
Postmasters furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bureau which charged also with
men and with the superntendence OF the several agencies
established supplying postmasters with blanks To this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision of the mail
steamship lines and of the foreign and international postal
arrangements
Contract O5fce.--Wiam II Dundas, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twenty clerks To this Of
flee assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
of the United Sate and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence proceedings respecting the
frequency trips mode of conveyance and times OF de-
mail between different sections of the country the points
of mail distribution and the regulations for the government
of the domestic mail service of the United States IL
pares the mail proposals. the bids
and takes charge of the and occasional mail lettings
and the adjustment execution of the contracts. All
pcaons Tor the establishment alteration OF mail arrange
ments and the appointment man messengers snouu DC sent
10 this office All claims should be submitted il for ranspor
,ton not under the recognition OF said
service Is first to be obtained through the Contract Office
authority for the proper credits at the Auditors VI
From this office all postmasers a the ens OF routes re-
eye the statement of mail arrangements prescribed tor the
routes reports weekly TO the Auditor all
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits o the ma
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rarAsuay prpAnrmENr.


The Treasury Department consists Of the offices Of the Sec
etary of the Treasury two comptrolers commissioner of
the customs six auditors treasurer, register, solicitor light
house board, and coast survey.
The following brief indication OF the duties of these
several Offices and of the force employed therein respectively
Secretays 06eeHon. James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. p. G.. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charge architect and
temporarily employed, aud twenty three clerks The Secre
sy OF the Treasury is charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions of the government and OF the
oauon OF the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States He superinends the survey the
coast the light house establishment the marine hospitals
he United States, and the certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes
First Comptroiers O6fce.-Elsha Whtesey, esq, Comp
oler and fifteen clerks He prescrbes the mode of keep
ing and rendering for the civil diplomatic
wee as well as the public lands and and certcs the
balances arising thereon.
second comptroucrs O6icc.--Johu NJ Brodhead, esq.
comptroller and seventeen clerks He prescrbes the mode
seepng ana rendering the accounts Of the army navy
departments Of the pubic service, and revises and
'erunes the balances arising thereon.
oWes g CommissioRer Of tie Qasoms-fIugh j. Anderson
q oommissioner and eleven clerks He prescribes the
o Keeping and rendering the the customs
ana disbursements, and for the building repair
arising thereon, ~ ''~''' ''' o'''"0e
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T AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The undersigned win pa
Ii the highest price for land warrants 4eF -
HAMILTON @. FAINT,
Nav 3O-Im Tt4ta No. 4SQ Pa. avenue, Washington
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THE only Place whore the genuine Black t~as
Europe obtminedf tho Tea Store, No. $40
opposite National futegAcr ONCE
English and London breakfast Congo.
Pecco Pskoe Flowers &C. All other kinds Of Always
hand, at very low prices. Wholesale and retail
May @--eoA HALL 4 HENNINQf
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ships will not be accountable for god silve
specie cwely precious metals, uniess bills o
therefor and the value thereof therein
Ap95-dn
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PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURED
WAGONS, CARTS, DRAWS, etc.

THE suhscr. bers have on hand ard are con-
stantly receiving from their manufactory at Pitts
burgh Penn, Plantation and Road Wagons Tor
horses and oxen, Cane Wagons and Carts, Drays,
Ok and Timber Wheels, with and without axles;
warehouse and steamboat Trucks; Jersey and Bag
gage Wagons; baggage and other cars for horses
and oxen: hand carl 8; wheelbarrows Of every des-
cription, and all otter articles in the wheelwnght
line, made Of the hest seasoned materials and war
ranted to be superior to any other manufacture,
which will be sold at reduced prices; and lower
than any other establishment in the Southern
country. Purchasers will find i to their interest
to call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. We use none but black locust hubs
with white oak spokes and ielloes All work
| made by Us is warranted. Apply to
PHELPS, CARR q CO., l04 Carondelet st.
/ March 80. IS. dolly.
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.Neso Goods for
SPRING AND SUMNER,
SCHULZ, BODENHEIM &, Co

.1SLl O1Z/, DO1J ~ 10
NNvITE their friends and patrons 10 examine
ii their now full stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, clothing, Boots, and shoes &e, Their
stock is the largest and best selected offered
in this market
One Of their firm residing In the east for the
purpose Of making purchases and manual turing
Clothing and boots and shoes they eel confident
that their prices cannot be undersola in the South
Merchants, Planters and especially the Ladies are
invited to call and Sc FOR themselves. Among
the other goods inst received are.
French and American prints OF all styles
Plain and fancy Oil calico
Ginghams
Plain fancy and black lawnuass,
Solid aud fancy C,Iored Bereges
Swiss. null and Jacone Mullins plain check.
ed dotted and striped Of all qualities
Fine undersleeves aud chemizetts,
Jacoaet swiss edgings and inserting,
Black lace wells
White embro idered Muslins for curtain.
Hosiery gloves and hdkrs in innumerae
quanitiesand ofall qualities,
Irish linens, linen sheeiings and linen da-
| masks
Pillow case linens and superior damask
napkins -
| Very handsome printed linens
New Goods reed weekly A20
Vicksburg Miss.
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1 S Si'l sil5Jl||'sliYi :
sdlcaI DlspensnlV

i4o Caron.lz q Street.
NDRS.LeROY and PEI .Rs Cum
pound Mixture Cor ahe cure u 4enorIhea
elect structures and other diseases Of the
\ 1finafy passages frequently PeFfofming
perfect cure in tho abort space 3 eight
q ten a IS NTH ease secrecy and satesy. This
celepfated mature possesses a6few 81 the nd vania
Rfsnqt enjoyed byany other medioi1e 81 The cure
81 40 sexual 1iseas es : and whiok nI6St with an
enlightened public render Il assuredly highly Pop
uIarand dosideraium long sought for IN the med
'eai void, ltrequirss no confinement no change
d Dict III itsimproved form Il Is 1e&rlY tasleIess
and causes no unpleasant sensation u u, patient
4 h>s acquired the utmost fame in almost every
pafI Of Europe. 1t has been txamined approved
of and sanctioned by the faculty ofInedieine and
fecpionlonded BY the most emf eEt Qf The PROBES.
son for the cure. of certain dlseaso1 analogous
complaIntof the organs Of generation efter every
In Offering this preparation to the human family
Dn L. una Peltier fearlessly hazard the asser-
ton that u not only not surpassed but unequal
led either for its curative proper ties qror midnes-
safety and certainty intbe operatiQ1 - any other
preparation confounded for simllar poses W
before the public.
This mixture is combination Of approved
medicines minaling the excellent qualities Of each
into one sanatiye who's so as to produces he most
Efficient compound which has never Va been
known to fail. II is Impossible to produce Ger.
ti6cates OF tho power of medicine oil this pccuer
nature or otherwise host OF facts might be adj
vanced TO show the broad and deep foundation
upon 'hich the character of this MIXTURE rests 70
support. Long standing cases gonorrhea, gleet
strctures affections Of the kidneys SC have yiel-
ded TO the command of this aniidote> and nstan-
ees Of gleet of the most inseieraie descripti on
have fled before its host astonishing sanatlve inHn-
ence.
We do not offer this mixture Panaca or cure
ever, thing, but in the above named cases we are
authorized by Drs Leroy and Peltier of Paris to
guarantee cure under forfeit o. $500 We will
remark that this compound has hecn before the
public Of New Orleans for thirteen years and il has
universally proved effac Gus,
! CAUTlQN.-Several spurious and injurious prep
aratiens have been palmed upon the nnwary 3
base countsrfeiters. The jus< celebrity and inn
mense sale that this compound has met with in
the United States il has slimrIofed host of un-
primcipied individuals TO ioifaie II. Recoll
hat the signature Of Leroy NJ D Paris is writ
tn every phial.
role Agency 10 the n1fed Sts,es lac Carondale
s. between Hevia and roydras,. New Orleans
ORA treatise on gon0frhea structures impofen
4 nc forwarded grstis
l. c. THOMPSON, MD
4 April 6 ly.
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: Patent Medicines.

PACGnC Me0lcInfS.
DULLS Sarsaparilla, Hooff1and's Bitters,
DGaysott's do. Moffatt's Pills,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, McLane's do.
Bateman's Drops, Spencer's do.
Brandeth's Pills, Peters do.
British Oil, Jayne's San pills,
Dalley's Pain Extractor, Graffaenburg do,
Davis Pain Killer. Mustang Leniment,
Gray's Ointment, (herokee do.
Fahnstock's Vermifuge, Railways Relief,
McLane's do. Farrant's APPARENT
Jayne's CO. Hebrew Plaster,
Thompson's Eve water, Wistan's Balsam,
McMannis' Elxer, Thorn's Extract,
Hooflands Bitters, Vermin Extractor
or Kept constantly on hand and for sale by
THOMPSON & EMANUEL.
June22. - Yazoo City
COPAL Vnrnish.
3 barrels just received by
may 25 THOMPSON & EMANUEL
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Successors re NATHAN JARVIS q Co..
Corner Of Common and Magazine Streets.
New Orleans,
Offer for sale, at the lowest market prices, larg
and carefully selected stock Of strictly pure
DRUG s and NJ EDlCINES:
French, English, German and. Chemicals, paint
and Oils, window Glass, va1nishes, Dye Siuffs,
Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes, Trussess FIayoring
Extracts. pure Essential Oils, Druggists
ware, Yeast powders, Lemon Syrup, Paten
Mericines,S Shakers Herbs.Surgical Insiraments
Together with every article generally comprised
in the stock OF 9 D1egls. or Physicians and every
article Of Medicine wanted on q plantation, put
up in a neat and Convenient style, all of which
have been selected with much personal care. and
purch ased dircct from the manufacturers OF their
agents, in this country aud Europe All their
powdered drugs are prepared material care
FULLY selected. and arc warrant0Q 0IIctly pure and
OF Ihe best qualify. -
facturers Of QuIN IN q 10 be constantly supplied
from zlmmsrs. GERMAN Pallatier, French and
American manufactures, which will be sold on
the most reasonab bic terms.
gents for the celebrated LEX NOTION NUS
lrARD, superior to any ii the world.
following genuine PATENT MEDIC INES
the gross o. dozen, q tn .propriesors' VII
p''i Lyons e. - ,sl III ~ E N
sasl! B sa rs. e..
Bol n s. azpAtiIIa, s. +. Toxo9eIl 6paFilla
Woodaa19's Cherry Expsetgs E.
Emit s'sI@s ssP'les ssfs f Hsss e Il
Indiss cho'aRoeps. Minoz,s Na e l.
@ @ss c[ss sas Msdisis s e! Y! =.
Pills a 8 ~ & Y $ y J!
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- JNDRTES-On hand,
us bbls Cement;
$50 do Thomaston Lime;
40 do Western Linz;
90 do Plaster Paris; --r-----
do Tar;
Is kegs do.
15 bbls Soap;
f1o00 lbs do. boxed and looss.e
10000 Cigars;
co16sh and Herrings;
30 bushels Hair;
est and Maasisa Wine in bottles;
PItch, R3sin and OakLm:
700 lbz.Q uano. 49,
8. GARvIN.
|< 20. Vicksburg.
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CUNDR1ES 20 casks clear sides.
- 20 casks SHOULDERS;
Is tierces Davis hams;
so boxes star candles;
as as half boxes candles;
s5qr. do. do.
IS boxes sperm do.
- 80 do soap;
SODA es India bagging;
a 100 peices Kentucky bagging;
100 coils rope--for sale by ~
June 81. SMEDES, HAMPTON eco.
VIcKsB re, Miss
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LATEST STYLE Oh
SPRING CLOTHING.

WE have just received part Ut our stock
otready made clothing embracing The
newest and latest styles and manufactured
in superior manner Our stock Of furnish-
ing goods is complete
We have also received our spring stock of
cloths cassimeres and vestiags which we
will manufacture to order in the best possi-
BILE manner.
Our customers and The public will please
give us call as we ale confident we can do
as well as any house in the south.
-. a HAlNES 4 RUSS LII,
w ashinaton 81. next d DOR to d mel Swett
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OPELOUSAS:
sAMED1 MATIN, 30 sEPTEMBRE, 1ss.
ARRETEZ CE MENS0NGFy

A rapproche du jour de lelection les ants
commencent perdre tout espoir. Entr'autres
laux bruits' on Went de circuler celui que NJ.
.. b. A. FoNTENor, note candidat pour Gref.
fer s'etait retire de sa candidature ou ou'il
etait sur le point de le faire. ts
Nous sommes autorises par M. Fontenot
lui-meme de donner un DEMENT, FOR
MEL ce vii mensonge. Loin de s'etre retire
GU de vouloir Sc retirer, il continuera non seu-
lement sa candidature, mais il emploiera tous
les moyens HoNoRABLEs en- son pouvoir pour
assurer son propre success ct celui des candidats
Mathis Americans ..
Messieurs, c'est pousser les chooses trop loin
Nous avons peine croire que Ia majorite de
ropposltion approuvent cette maneuvre. S'ils
continent dams leur conduite abominable lis
en- ressentiront les efets en- Novembre proclaim
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Au public de Ia Paroisse de Saint
LamdaY.

LIE bruit circule dams cette Paroisse, que,
dams un discours prononce par moi au Grand
Coteau, jai traite de "chenapans lentiere
population etrangere. Je ne me souvicns pas
exactement des paroles don't jai pu me servr; /;
mais je men servais que pour faire allusion'a
la population flottante des grandes villes, Cur
M. G. FL. Mouton m'ayant cede 10 parole, cette
explication en- fut donne, ct certes, a 10 salts
faction de tout le monde, ct celia de mon propre
accord, ct non CONNIE il a etc dit a la sug-
gestion dun ou de plusieurs francais.
Je compte parmi cette population un grand
nombre d'amis sinceres ct honorables sous tous
les rapports. -Je mai pu, donc en- aire allu-
sion indistinctement.
Cepropos est un mensonge vii ct infame.
ADOLPHE OLIVIER.
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I-Nous demandons que les lois de naturalization
nient reysecs de maniere sauvegarder la siucGrte
du scrtn.
H-Nous demandons quill soft vote des lois con-
venablcs pour nterdire lentree da pays aux men.
1iants ct aux criminels.
u[-Nous condamnons toute atteinte que l'on
shercherat porter aux droits acq,lis par les hab
tans de ce pays, quils soient mes aux Etats Uns
1 retranger Al
W-Nous croyons que lie gouvernement federal ne
dot point s'occuper de lescavage, 81 CO nest pour
pEoteger nos drots constituencies. A
V-Nous nous prononeons pour une forte politique
rationale qui entoure dune involabe protection a
tetranger lie nom american, ct qui accompagne ct
eauvegarde le citoyens de FUnion partout Oh il Sc
GOuve.
Vl-Nous croyons que les Americains doivent gou.
werner PAmerique ct que CO gouvernement do!t re-
Mter de Feection, seul moyen legtime de rGforme
VII-Nous croyons que les fonctions publiques
doiyent etre otiertes ct non sollicitees Nous con-
damnons les distributions de places parmi Ia horde
Dc soliciteurs qi les revendiquent CONNIE la recon-
pense de leurs services.
VIII-Nous maintiendrons ct nous dGfendrons la
Constitution des Etats-unis, ansi que Union, tele
quelle exste actuelement, ct les droits des Etats
0ans leur integrte, exigeant en- meme temps que le
fouvernement general rempisse exactement tous les
Nsvors .qui lui sont imposes par la Constitution.
A-Nous apprOuvons le programme adOpte par lie
Uonseil National du parti American, dams recen-
6r9nion Philadelphia mas nous rejetons Pap
Pieaslon des principles du huitieme article aux
eatholques amGricains CONNIE injuste, contraire
4 veriN ct complement indigne de notre pays.
Nous protesterons CONSIGNMENT contre toute atente
que Pon chercherait porter la berte religieuse,
eas nous mettons au premier rang de nos convictions
eprincipe quentre rhomme ct 50 conscience Dieu
eul est juge. Nous condamnons de Ia maniere Ia
plus formee toute tentative ayant pour but de aire
Dune croyance relgieuse une condition pour rem
Pr des fonctions potiques, ct nous ne nous join
osons Janais un part qui ne partagerait pas COM
placement nos vues 4 Get egard.
A-Nous ne sommes pas opposes aucun parti,
omme organisation politque, mais nous serons con-
ue tous ceux qui cOnlbattrOns les grands principles
Amencains que nous venOns d'enoncer.
Doctrines d'Etat.
pEtat.
:. Education dc la jeunesse du pays dams les ecoles
Nablies par lEtat.
. Organisation constitutionnelle de- Ia commission
~ terres inondees.
Administration plus eficace du departement des
smeHorations interieures dams le but d'ameliorer
Sotre navigation interieure.
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OPINIONS DE WASHINGTON EFT AU
TRES

II nest pas de linteret de notre gouverne-
1nent d'elever aux places ciyiles ou militaires,
ees strangers lexclusion de nos propres ci-
toyens WAsH1NaToN
Je desire sincerement, quill MY ett pas un
eeul stranger parmi nous, excepte lie Marquis
De Lafayette don't la conduite differe ehtiere-
msnt de celle des autres. WASHINGTON.
Je vous conjure, mes concitoyens, de vous
tenir sur vos gardes, contre les addresses insi-
aleuses de Influence etrangere. C'est lenne-
mi le plus dangereux dun gouvernement repu-
blicain. WAsH1NGroN.
Jespere que nous trouverons un moyens,
g nous gar.ntir, a rayenir contre Influence
eEangsre chez nous, quslle soft politique,
ssas'.eiale % gu de quelque, maniere quelle
euissa etre exerets. Je voudrais quill = ett
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oPELoUsAs, MATN sEPTEsdBRE 1856

rope. ! frr,sasas y. nu'
Alnnnence etrangere est un ennemi secret
ss; " no.re gouyernement nous ne pouvons pas
'alle 'rop defforts pour ID supprimer.
rF. =i7 MADISON.
u : une necessite tres urgentc de modifier
nos lois de Naturalization. --->'~'
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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6an0lDale w altA SS"llI c3"1lHaE1.
Reux Gouvsrnsur,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,
a' de Jefferson
pv,y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOUIS E. TEXADA,
des Rapides
rssr sssrstairs d'Etat,
ROBERT G.. BEALE,
dEst Baton Rouge
ross Trssorisr,
J.V. DURABLE, 4~
d'Ouest Baton Rouge
rsar A.dit.ur.
WALTER ROSSMAN,
- de claiborne
psss Avoeat-Censral,
RANDELL HUNT, ~
de la Nouyelle. Orleans
1s.r la surintsntianee de IInst. Publique,
O. D. STILLMAN,
'.--A de Ouachita.
rsrr ls Congress, Quatrieme District,
WILLIAM B. LEWIS,
de St. Landry.
Pow R.prsssnto"s,
CYPRIEN DUPRE,
SOLOMON B. HARTMAN,
LOUIS KERLEGAND.
Pour sheriff,
ELBERT CAN'T.
Pear Coroner,
FREEMAN BURR.
Po.r Grsa1sr, 81 e
]. B. A. FONTENOT.
Hsar Aasesscur,
OSCAR F. STANTON.
eosr Avosat dc District,
JAMES M. PORTER.