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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-08-13
For the Cadjz Dam,cralic Sentinel.
Rib:e Society SPpPrafiOnS.


The results already attained in connection
with the Bible cause in Harrison county will
be gratifying to all its patrons AMI friends The
county agent, Rev. a. r. Smith. has alrea lv ac-
complished 4 praiseworthy work within It's
bounds, and we venture TO predict that hereafter
this Society will stand on a much better basis
than 1t has done in years past. 1t has already
liquidated a long standing debt, besides purcha-
sing two supplies Of books from the parent So.
ciety, since the commencement of the fiscal
year; and the work Of resupplying is still being
vigorously prosecuted in several townships, from
which reports have not yet been sent in.
1t has been our design from the first to bring
into our service all the voluntary or unpaid
agency available. and it is due to the patrons Of
our cause to state that we have not found men
wanting-men nofacommendabe self sacrificing
spirit, who have generously volunteered their
services in various reighOorhoods through the
county in looking ont and supplying destitute
families and are endeavoring in other ways to
awaken Il deeper interest in this noble and
phanthropic cause.
1t will be remembered that the parent Society
has just entered upon second general explora-
ton of our entire country for the supply of its
destitute masses; and it il my purpose to carry
this plan into vigorous execution, as fast as the
circumstances OF the case Will permit.
Our plan cDntemplateS in its scope, not only
the masses that thrOng our cities aud thorough
fares but the scattered population that occupy
our western frontiers and territories 1t rea-
%hes to supply our Sunday Schools and youth
with the Ie 'tament at leGst-includes the sup
ply of our soamen, boatmen, railroad hands,
stage drivers and others in like occupation, and
takes advantage Of every avenue of commerce
and the multiplied facilities Of intercommunica-
tionto give to all SAVIOR Of the good Word Of
Truth, and to lay everywhere good foundation
for exalted national worth and Christian hope,
by giving freely the Gospel of Christ
The appro lching anniversary OF the Harrison
county Bible Society at Cadz, will be one,
doubt not OF unusual interest," and it is desira
bic that all the townships throughout the coun-
ty should be fully represented. IIandbilS an
nouncing the time and place. and order Of ex-
ercises Of the meeting will be issued and crcu-
lated in due time.
We are still needing a few efficient men for
county agents. PAsto.s under whose eye this
may fall will confer favor by placing it in the
hands of any Of their acquaintance possessing
the requisite qualifications, and such as can be
well recommended to Us, requesting them to
address the subscriber at Cleveland
L. G. HARTSHoRN,
Gen. Agent A. B. S.
Cleveland Aug. l, 1851
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-08-13

OF The State Journal takes ground against
an Independent Treasury, and thinks that the
present Treasurer pro tenn in selecting some
twenty banking institutions as depositaries, has
illustrated the safest mode of keeping the pub
lie moneys. When it is remembered that "Bi-
ly Gibson the pirate,'' as somebody has STYLED
him. dealt with several Of the same sort, and
permitted the Auditor to count their certificates
as money it must be allowed that they are very
safe indeed.
We are willing that the black republican shall
take ground against sub treasury. They need
care, however, very little about it, for they will
find their "hands ont'' in October. The people
will want safer place than either private or To-
cal banks, for their money. Taxes are always
onerous and never more so than when they
have to be paid twice as they will have to be to
make good the black republican delalcation.
Remember the black republicans do not wish
treasury stealers rendered personally response
BILE. They took very good care to repeal the act
by which one of the steaers could have been
punished, if guilty; and they endeavorto throw
all the odium upon him to clear the skirts of
the other, their own culprit, who might be pun
ished under the substitute, unless there is a
strong case of aoedhness made out in his favor
1t is very shreWdly suspected that more dis
tngmshed gentleman had "a finger in the pile"
than have yet been named; but it is possible an
expose will be made.
We arc confident the Democracy will have
majority in the next legislature, and despite
black republican effort, they will have sub
treasury, thereby having tho public moneys at
all times safe, and ready to meet the engage
ments Of the State and preserve the public cred
it without subjecting the Governor to the neces-
slty Of trampIing the Constitution under oos--
St,ytcSRtlA
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VOLUME "a, NO IS.
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I'VE BEEN GATH EaeENG FLOW
a4t'a EEsS MOTHER.

rsfkOh, I've been gathering flowers, mother,
's For Jnlia's grave, to-day;
Oh, I've been wandering down the glen,
esd. Where once we used to play.
s And there beside the grape vine swing,
&c Where mountain focks repose,
found ibis dear soft siken band,
Twined round a lonely rose;
Oh, mother, its the braid of hair
Dear Julia used to wear!
And farther down the vae mother,
When morning zephyrs rise,
found this dear dear little book,
..r.. These ribbons anu these toys;
And there found this little doll,
Within Our play ho lse shed;-
Its little hood and siken shawl
Lay oaa violet bed
Within the book, dear mother, sec,
liere are the words, 'Remember mel"
Now have plucked the rose, mother,
The silken band to save,
Aud gathered all these summer flowers
For little Julia's grave.
u I've plucked the daisy from its mould,
The lily from its lair;
For such were all the gems, mother,
~, Dear sister used to wear.
Now gently anid the sweet perfume,
'H I'm going with them TO the tomb
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\ MAN pRoPo iING TO MARRY ANOTHER MAN.
Some time ago it will be remembered SIM
gular case came up i'll the Richmond, Va. courts
III which a young man named lipscoIib sued a.
mother Young man named Thompson Linton for
a breach ofpromise. 4F
Linton it seems, was Of such remarkably fem
innc appearances that his friends easily perStla.
ded iIipscomb that he was q female III lisgaise
and 50 enamorel did he become of bntoff Az
to ask and receive promise ofmarr;asa which
the latter OF course was unable to fulfil But
on attempting TO explain way he could not
come TO time" the fond "loyyer'' woudn'tb bc.
eve word Of it, AMI fnil in the belief that his
enamorate was woman and noth ng shorter
He sued for breach Of PROMISE The case cfea
ted no little excitement in Richmond a
examination by five experienced physicians
was ordered by court, SO that there Should 'bs
no possibility Of mistake ansttlfsy reported that
linton wasundoubtedly n man; SO Libscoms
lost both his lady love and his lawsuit
Linton has recently Yartiyadn tliis city, anil
such was his womanish appearance that slIsM
cioE was created 4s to his sex ana the Guards
were about to arrest him, and hAvuliId have done
so hut bnttor the interference Of person viii
knew the yopag nan. Last nigllt u ntet agails
got into trouble, through falling into atslhanat
|of aparty Of young men who believe lhHn.tolSR
|sailng unler false cnlors, and were abaut III
have an examnatonto test tiie matter IA easls
Itienan cognxaut Of the history of Linton hap.
|pcned to btplesent, and uponhis representations
Linton was set lIce. sksa Il
Feininins beatty would sGani To ho anything
hut a desirable gift fora fntsfj4s- sfSlsf ssEars
s--es e1sA..++4A4sst1- A8
/. AgrfpExf --0ae u tbs ears tin trlin "
th9ttgttfanolt TIL track on tle Btslliist.
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Abolitionism is not the only sin which the
Western Reserve will have to answer for
There are other doctrines entertained and advo-
Gated by the ftntastica populace equally as he
NOUS, and in fact more shocking to the sens-
bilitie5 and revolving to humanity than has ever
reared itself in civilized community. The de-
grading and immoral doctrines of modern Spir-
itualism in, onnccton with the still more re-
voting sentiments Of so-called Gree love"
seem now to be prominent teatuao Of consider
alton in the minds ofthe people Of that section
The friends and advocates of Spiritualsm and
Free love held grand convention at Rayenna
Portage county, on the 4th and 9Th. Among
the sayings and doinga Of the last day Sunday
VIC find the following report in the Portage Sen
tinel:
Sunday was great day at the Fair Grounds.
The weather being fine, great number Off per-
-'~0ea,A',t No oftampt report of the
"''N
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Aa ASsfatssoe'a'
The st. Paul Pioreer cautions the Democrat
lc press not to give credence to the teleglaphic
reports concerning the Minnesota Constitutional
Convention, which are all colort by Black Re-
publican partiSanstilp, The Pioneer says:
Cur Democratic cotemporarles IN the East, in
giving publicity to these statements, should be
guided by the following facts;
|. The Republicans, in pursuance Of deter
mlnaton arrived at IN caucus, took possession Of
the Capital on Sunday night, while the Demo
cratic members were at thelr homes
z. Az l. o'clock NJ, on Monday, the Conven
ton was called to order by the Secretary OF tho
Territory and the acting Governor, he, at the
same time being a legally eiectea member Of
the Convention. A motion was made to all
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-08-13

There are SIX hundred aud forty-sevcn
prisoners in theOh;o Pcnitentiary, tho greatest
number ever known to be confined within the
walls at any one time.
tL.rSome oftho fre-eating journals in tic
South call Gov. Wise and Robert j. Walker
"Southern dough faces" The next charge, wo
plesume will b that Of aAbotionlsts"
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Walter Roscoe, turning gaway from his sisters
home thought sadly Of the many days that must
elapse before lie entered it again. or Gertrude
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-08-29
Academic DE DANsE.
Encdtre Uc9 Gdr;rtes.

WH ST. MAUR STUART snnonce res.
lie pectueusement aux citoyens des
Opelousas ct de ses envirops, quill ouvrira
un Cours de Danse au Theatre susdit, lie
Mardi, premier Septembre proclaim. lie
cours comprendra Part gracieux de la danse,
la maniere de Sc presenter ct de Sc mouvoir
dams une borne soci6te, en- observant les re-
giles de Ia bienseance En- outre de la me
thode simple de la Danse elementaire, les
groupes ct les solos les plus a la mode seront
demontres. lie plaisir ct Fart de la danse
sont maintcnant 81 universels que celia est
devenu indispensable dams leducation des
messieurs aussi bien que des DANES Get art
en- ettet, est en- meme temps un ornement
utile ct necessare. En- Europe, relegance
des movements du corps ct des membres, le
port ct la manere de Sc presenter sont con-
sid6res essentiels q une education parfaite,
ct on ne peut guere pretendre a une position
aisee dams une haute societe 81 l'on ma etudie
auparayant Part de la danse, la gessiculation
ct la grace des movements. L'exercice
modere de la danse convient admirablement
aux personnes des deux sexes avec des cons
titutions fables, ct particulierement aux da-
mes ct aux demoi<elles, ct doit naturelement
contribuer a faciliter la circulation du sang
ct indirectement favoriser la sante II est
admis que la danse doit prevenir on peut-
etre guerir les affections rhumatismales ct
toutes maladies de cette categorie.
La co~sr So rGunira les Mardi, Jeudi ct
Samedi c., heures de 'apres-midi.
lie cours comp hdra - lecons-Prix S12.
Opeousas, 30 Aout, 1857.
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Cour de District, NJ oo1o
PARoIssE ST. LANDRY. '
Succession de Gerazine Richard
MNORA DELAHOCSSAYE, Veuve de
" feu Gerazime Richard, dernierement
de la Paroisse st Landry, ADMINISTRATIVE de
la succession dudit Gerazime Richard, ayant
presente un Tableau de Classification des
dettes de ladite succession, ainsi gu 'un rege.
ment des affaires de la communaute qui exis-
TAFT ci-devant entire ladite dame Administra-
triee ct son epoux decede, accompanies d'u-
ne petition demandant Ihomologation dice
lui,-Et attendu quill etc fait droit d la
demande de ladite petition, par un ordre de
la Cour en- date du Is Aout 1857.
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession,
d'ayoir a deduire, au CRETE de la Cour susdi-
tie, dams les trente jours qui suivront Ia date
du present avis, les raisons, 81 aucune lis onq,
pour lesquelles ledit Tableau ct reglement ne
serait pas homologue.
L, LAsTRAPEs, Gre6fer.
Opelousas q Aout 1857.
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MEETING DE rEmmEs.-On lit dams /

MEETING DE PENNIES. On lit dams le
DAILY Meas de Londres, du %:
"Mardi soir, un meeting public, exclusive
rnent compose de femmes, sest tenu dams
ToWnhall. Leicester, pour examiner la ques-
tion des droits des femmes en- general, ct spe-
cfalement la mesure actuellement soumlse au
paraemant. La sale etait enforcement REM
Pile de fammes appartenant aux classes ou-
vrieres. On disait que quelques danes de
haus parage avaient fait les fonds necessaires
uour les frais de cette reunion. lie fauteuil
etait oceupe par Nine Woodford, ct les deux
oraseurs qui ont parle durant la soiree ont etc
Nine Watts ct Mime Winfield. Cette der
Mere s'est exprimee avec faci1ite pendant
plus d'une heure S'appuyant sur de nom-
brenses citations de rancIen ct du nouveau
Testament, ellie s'est attachee aprouyer que,
sauf la force physique, qui est rapanage de
lhemme, 10 femme lui est egale. Mais les
lois Of les habitudes sociales ne fout pas d la
femme Ia part aussi large etsaussi belle qu'elle
a.arait droit d l'avoir. Ellie propose ladop-
tioF, dune adresse aux femmes d 'Angleterre.
CeEte motion aete adoptee avee acclamation.
Ah fn du meeting, on a vote des remercie-
nents 4 la presidente ct d lord Lyndhurst,
pot.r u reponse qu'il d faite d l'eEeque d Ok
fora. dams la Chambre des lords. Il etc
decide quill serait presente une petition
hae4e sur / adresse. On chante Phymne
natiopal, ct d onze heures du soir, le meeting
4sast termIne.
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I,rspAGNE IT LE MEXIQUE.

yrra depgehe telegrphique, que l'on trouvera
,,s io;n annonce que i Espagne accepte la media
s;o., ds i France ct de AngIeterre dams sopdIhe-
rend avec Ie Mexique Hest probable que y: Lara
qua await des pouvoirs &C slleI !.
Ainsi done tonte apprehension de guefsae aools A
cesser, ct lie Cole da Mexique =, ne resenHra pa pa
cette fois du choc des rayires sera-Crnz ne sefa
nj boquee nj bombaraee.
Nous ayions pr6vu eette termnaisoon; ~ nous avions
pense que PAngleterre ct la Frahce intervieh-
dlaient temps pour smpecher lss hos,hae e. s;as on
II vaut meux, du reste, que ce solEainsl. stul
auraf d, nr6yoir les consequences pour ia palx du
monde d,,In coup de canon tire par les espa-
gnoles sur la forteresse de Vera-CInz?
LEspagne aura gagne &c dlhsrend, a Gavoll
dohk u garrison de Cube sans eveller les suacep-
tihiites aufricaines.
A l,ayenir, il importe aussi pour 10 Mexiqge
d,etre severe pour les attentats commits contre ia
vie ct Ia fortune des Strangers eeaohs cans " I.-
publione ST ellie vent conserver des reiatons ami
Gales ayec les grandes puissances LaaiFe actuelle
doit lui servir de lecon.
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REVENIJ FEDERAL.

lie correspondent dun journal de New.
York. que la disette de nouvelles pohtiques
await mis- aux abois, sest avise de consulter
les livres de la tresorerie ct de dresser le hian
comparatifd de Ia situation fnanciere des gtats-
Jnis en- 1855 ct en- 1857. Son travail, quoi-
aue herisse de chiffres, nest pas depouryu
dinteret, ct nous allons le resumer Iapide-
ment au profit deS esprits pratiques.
Compare d celui de l'exercice 1866,
Ie revenu de IS56-57 subj une diminution
totale de S5, ,193, ga don't une fable partie
,fSI46,9 ,958) causee par la diminution du
reyenu de Ia douane, Ell une partie beaueeup
plus considerable ($5,0s9 1857 par la dini-
hutton des achats de terres payees en- argent.
Une legere augmentation provenant de
sources diverses etc en- meme temps sig.
nalee. La diminution des recettes dc Ia
douane s'expliqne par u aquansite De marchan-
discs oui d etc places dams les entrepota
pendant les mois d'avril. de mai ct de JUN ct
aui d 'en est sorsie qu'au mois de Juliet. sous
femnire du nouveau tariff Les importateurs
youlaient avoir les benefces du r6glenent
fiscal decrete par le dernier Congress.
lie ereyenu du dernier trimestre de lS56-57
1 4f6 de &c, ST. ,05I plus fable que celui du
dernier trimestre de 1855-56 mais y etc.
nendant le mois de juliet 1851. de 81, ,500,-
900 plus considerable que celui du mois cor
resnondant do l'annee derniere. On saitce-
Dendant que le nouyeau tarif operant sur Les
1lroits Il sentree une reduction moycnIe de
,,Ins "a s(l nnur cent. etE mis- en- vigueur
sslas ID Ter iaillet. Pour que, en- dept 90
oette Circumstance, Il revsnu 90 e donane z.
augnent6 de- deux millions ct demi, y faat
ane Ii valeur dos marchandisss misses pfece-
demnsent daps les entrep0ts ct retlress gu
n,ois de inillet, ait dapasse d'environ s21,-
900 900 oelle des nlarehandises reeues en
illet 1866. /,
ckaant ~ znarchandiaes resultant de
6u ds m antraprtss sera eIuiss
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VENTE PAR L SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

Teiesphore Amy, cour de District,
VS.. Paroisse ST. Landry,
Marie Anne Amy, epouse,} No. sls4.
I'M vertu dun writ de f. fa., lance dams
~ le process ci-dessus intitule. par la Cour
de District dams ct pour la Paroisse ST. Landry ct
MOI adresse, il sera offert EN- vente publique,
pour du compliant, Ia Maison de Cour de cette
Paroisse, lie Samedi S Septembre proclaim. 1857,
commeneant II heures du matin ct contnuant de
jour en- jour, sill est necessaire, tous les droits ti
tres interets ct pretentions de Marie Anne Amy,
epouse, propretes suivantes, sasies pour salts
fare le dit writ savoir:
Tn certain Morceau on uFyaction de Terre, situee
dams lie qaartier appele Bayou Malet, dams la Pa
roisse Landry, contenaat l62acres ct is-l0omes,
ensemble avec toutes les batisses ct ameliorations
qu y sont on qui dependent de cette dite terTe,
bornee de tons les e6tes par lie domaine public.
Aussi :-Un certain Moroccan de Terre Boisee,
situe au Bois Maiet, contenant 200 arpents plus
GU moins, bornes non connues.
L. " CHACHERE, Sheriff
Bureau du Sherif, St. Landry Ter Ao1t, 1857.
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Fiat de La Louisiana.

p.es,s,s eoy Dc 81 P'*i.,s;; nssSnr. No. 1913.
Succession de feu Modesto Borda.
WM7ILLIAM MOUTON, de la Paroisse
wv Lafayette, Administrator de la sue
cession de feu Modesto Borda, veuve deoe-
dee de feu David Guidry, dernierement de la
Paroisse St Landry, ayant enregstre un Ia
bleau de Classification des dettes de ia sue
cession de ladite Modesto Borda, accompague
dune petition demandant phomologation d'i-
celui;-Et attendu quill etc fait droit a la
demande de ladite petition par un ordre de Ia
Cour susdite en- date du Is Aout 1857.
En- consequence, avis esq par le present
donne aux interesses dams ladite succession,
d'avoir a deduire, au CRETE de la Cour sus-
dite, dams les trente jours qui suivront la date
du present avis, les raisons, 81 aucune Ills ont,
pour lesquelles ledit Tableau ne serait pas
homologue.
onelansas % Aout 1857.
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VkNTE PAR LE SHERIFF.
EYAY DE La LUUISIAN

Il III
Jean Baptiste Soileau fiis execut., VS.. Alexandra
C Guidry-- Cour de District Paroisse st.
Landry.-No. 1910.
INN vertu d un writ de Fl. fa., lance dams
- lie process ci-dessus intitule. par la Cour
de District, dams ct pour la PaFoisse ST. Landry, ct
moi adresse, il sera ofert en- vente publlque. Ia
Maisonde Cour de cette Paroisse, e Samedi, S Sep
tembre proclaim, 1857, commencant II heares
du n1ati ct continuant de jour en- jour, sill est ne
cessaire, douze mois de credit, etant la seconde
ct derniere criee Lacquersur fournissant son bill
let avec securte ct portant interet raison de hut
pour cent. partr du jour de Ia vente jasqnau pae-
ment, tous les drots, tt.es nterets ct pretensIons
de Alexandre c.. Gaidfy, la proprlete suivante,
saisie pour satistaiTe lie dit writ, savoir:
Uu certain Lot de Terre specialemept hypothe-
que, situe dams la vile de Washington, en- cette
Paroisse, contenant 1872 pieds sur Bridge Street,
borne au Sud par Short Street, au Nord par BELLE
vue Street, ct PEST par Bstsey, femme de couleur
libre. L. GHAGHEkE, oneri
Bureau du Sherif, st. Landry. Is Aont, 1857.
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Verte par lie Sheriff.
ETAT LIE Ia LOUISIANA.

II IAI LE LA AOCLOIANE.
Charles A. Perrodin, Adm, Cour de District,
VS.. 7 HlrOISSe 81. Landry.
Jonas Veil No. sls7.
INN vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vente, lance
~ dams Pafiare ci-dessus intitule, par la Cour
de District. dams ct pour la Paroisse ST. Landry,
ct moi adresse, il sera expose en- vente publlque.
pour du compliant a la Maison de Cour de eette
Paroisse, lie Samedi. 8 Octobre proclaim. 1857.
commencant II heures du matin, ct continuant
de jour en- jour. sil est necessaire tous les droits
titres, intefets ct pretentions de Jonas Veil, la
proprete suivante, sasie pour satsare lie dit ordEe,
savoir: naaE-
I'm certain Morceau de Terre, situe dams la-Pa-
roisse st. Landry, la Pone, ct pres de la Coulee
Plaquemne, borne fOueSt par des terres pubIi-
ques. All Sud par des terres de Pierre Lacombe ct
de Baptiste Lebleu, an Nord par la terre de Lean
Dire Landry pere, ct a PEST par lie Bayou Plaque
mine. mesnraut deux cent trente-sept arpents de
superieie tplas on moins), ensemble avec les ba-
tsses ct anne iorations qui sont ergees etq qui en-
dependent, etant la meme propriet6 que lie Defen-
deur acquise la veute des biens de la succession
de Humbert Perrodin, de laque.le lie Plaintiff est
Fadministrateur.
L. v CHACHERE; Sheriff.
Bureau dn Sherit, st. Landry. 20 Ao6t. 1857.
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"A U .

N-SORNELIJJs DONATE, de Ia Paroisse
u ST. Landry, ayant presente une peti-
ton l'effet d'etre nomme Executeur Tes-
tamentaire Datif de la Succession de feu Ed.
mond Donate, decede, dernierement de la
susdite Paroisse.
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne ceux qui pourraient avoir des raj
sons legales opposer la dite nomination,
d'avoir d les enregistrer par ecrit, au Bureau
du Greffier della Cour de District de la sus.
dite -Paroisse, dams les dix jours qui suiyront
Ia date du present avis.
LIS. LAsTRAPEs, GrefRer.
Opelousas, 29 Aolt, 1857.