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Sn y AS Thu h1aor t0 inform the
pHblic Id general and his friends
- . Tn part iesllar, that lie Isl rea1lY 10
1leh exeeate Ill alders eoncernlna the
oe aid Boot line III ta time and neasest
charges aTe very aIla for cusb nj d.
gsIxs him u balore 10 aaay Il shop.
ard gal1 s1EI bur. the walk sseasIs.
rnasss.s .tlla 40
shap oal llevus strset. hefwssn Court
n dssas, UsasasaasE
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ggGW0AE EA ~ ED
| boarding by the year, SI4e 90
| :. y the quarter, IS 90
t Day Scholars BY the year. 40 90
= = by the month, 90
| DIG FURNITURE.
| Redateads Mattrass, Pillow. by the year. 81 90
| Nashing-by the month, 1 so
| Medicine and the attention of Physician in case
Of sic ekness, lat the cost of Parents in which case
Parents have il option b choose their med
icaI attendant h Wy ss
Ihe students are expected to furnish their lights,
and eirIWood during the winter. 50
There will be two semi annual examinations
during each year.
he Scholastic yeaT il composed of I2 months,
tI close ef WhIch, that is TO say, from the 18th
of September 30 the 18th Of 0etpber, vacation will
be given TO the students. Ss#.
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USl s s ST sEgs gsOsE sa2sls.
~ IL

y VHE undersigned tenders his sincere
thanks to the public for the liberal pa
stronage extended to him, in his branch Of IN
dustry and takes this opportunity to an
snounee that be continues to buy Cotton,
Sugar Wool, Hides and TalloH at the high
est prices. For large lots be gives drafts and
for small lots be pays cash.
.GOURET.
OpeIousas, March 9th, 1855. =s..=
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Public Sale.


WXs7 ILL be offered for public sale, on
wv Saturday 1st Of Nay neat, 1858,
in front Of the Court House, in the Town of
opelousas, the following slaves:
Aspasie, regro-woman, aged 335 335 years,
first rate cook, washer, ironer and house SER
want, she is an honest and faithful servant,
With her four children
suxazaaae, negro-girl, aged II years,
also good cook, washer and ironer, trust.
worthy servant.
john, negro-boy. aged IA years, good
cook.
Raymond, negro-boy, aged II years.
Conait5o,ss One and two years credit
from day Of sale, with 8 per cent interest from
maturity until paid. Purchasers giving their
notes payable at the office of the Recorder Of
the Parish Of St. Landry, with personal se-
curity in solido, to the satisfaction Of the sell
Ter, and special mortgage retained, until full
and entire payment OF principal and interest.
Acts Of sale at the expense of purchasers
EVTE. #DEBAILLON.
Auetioneer
Opelousas. April Sd, 1868.
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Notice TO the Public.

A sa4A THE good and safe steamer
p1sssi7 nss1 for nfkhhd fss sfsds es'lt cap V: y
T. Neal. master, has commenced her regular trips
between Opelousas and NJ Orleans leaving Wash
ngton every Wednesday morning at 10 O clock and
N.-orieans every Saturday at 5 P. NJ. during the
season. For freight or passage apply on board OF
to Alfred Louaier, Washington
G|shppers and consisnees of freight will take
patca.lar notice that no freight will be delivered
fren the warehouse until the freight bill is maid or
receipted back to the shippers for payment. All
persons having freight will always find their bills
with NJ. Alfred Loualllier, at Washington. who is
authorized to collect and receipt for the same.
Aug. % 1857. HINCELEY & Co.
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sHERlEF's SALE,
STATE OF LOTTSTA

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
AnEslien Broussard, Adnnr., District Court,
Evarists Prejean. '''sI No. % s. Size. aa''fy'
virtue of writ of f. fa., issued in the above
~ entitled suit by the District Court. in and for
the Parish of ST. Landry. and to me direased will
be exposed at public sale, for cash, at the Court
House of this Parish, in the Town of Opeousas on
Saturday the 1st day of May next, 1858, commen-
cling at the hour of Ii o'clock, A. NJ, and coutinu-
ing from day to day. if necessary all the right title
interest and demand of Evarste Prejean, in and to
the following described property, seized to satisfy
said writ to wit.
A certain slave girl named MARGUERITE,
aged about IS years.
L: vcHACHERE, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, st. Landry, March 27th, 1858.
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Notice to Planters and SINNERS

10 avoid any msapprehension and to know the
Il facts, We take this method to inform them
that the prices Of freight and passage on the steam-
ers ANNA PERRET and w. BURTON. will be
the same as last season, and shaiI be as low as any
good and safe boat II, the trade.
Thankful for past favors, we hope by strict at
tenton to our business, and responsibility, for any
losses that may occur By the fault of those we en-
ploy. and being always on hand, to merit libera!
share of their patronage.
HINCKLEY as CO.
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Hsarry,s landing Warehouse,

YHVHE undersigned having leased this
u Landing. respectfully informs the pub
lie that he viii spare no pains to the care of
merchandise and products confded to bis care
He takes this opportunity Of informing
those Interested that no freight will be deIig-
cred By him unless the storage and steam
boat freight shall have eenpaid III advance
or On delivery Of the same .@=@ s55s q
i. P. HAETG tgJE,L.s
Barrss Landing July 10th, 1857.
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b 4 III Z. z s =. q .z:ss zsss * = :.

sszzsz-.=s THE undersigned viii exercase h:s
profession Of Surgeon Dentist lib The
& TIYYp Parish ct ST. Landry and those aaloin-
ing All orders left with B. Benguerel, rearof
Hebrard Cos Drug Store Id 0pelous;.s, or ait the
Drug Store Of Dr. D. e. Todd, ID Washington, viii i,e
promptly attended to. Il. BURR 5
NJ b. . charge made. for travelling, and bills
always reasonable. Feb. p, 1898. VI u
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without it, take any other remedy"
GROUP, WHooPING COUGH, RFLUEFZA.
Springfield, Miss, Feb :, 1885,
BROTHER AVER will cheeriniy certify your Pectara
the best remedy possess for The hoopng G5ag
Group and the chest diseases ofchdren We your FRAZER
NIFTY in the South appreciate skill and commend you
medicine to our people. HIRAM CONKLIN.
AMOS LEE. Esq. Monterey, d. ties, Sd Jan, 1856
had tedious luluenza, which confined in doors sia
weeks took many medicines without relief finally tried you,
Pecfora1 by the advice our Clergyman The first dose
esed the my throat and lungs less than hal
the bottle made completely WELL Your medicines the
cheapest well the best buy and you
Doctor, and your remedies the poor mans r nd,'7
ASTHMA OR PHTHIslC, AND BRONCHITIS.
FEST Manchester P a., Feb 4, 1855.
SIR: Your Cherry Pectora periarnin marvellous
in this section. has relieved several from alarming symptoms
oil consumption, and Is ROW curing who has been under
an affection OF the lungs ior the last forty years
A. A, RAMSEY, M. D., Albion, Monroe Co.. Ioua writes
fouud nothing equal to Your cherry Pceosa for giving ease and
We might add volumes of evidences but the convincing
proof the virtues of this remedy found its effects
CONSUMPTION.
Probably remedy been known which cured so
many and such dangerous this, Some aid
reach but to those the Cherry pectosl affords
lief ani comfort
.5ssor House, Nc,o York Cstu March s. 1856
DOCTOR AVER, LOWELL: feel it duty and a pleas
to inform you what your Cery Peorat has done for my
wife, She had been five months aboring under the dangerous
symptoms Of Conumptlon from which aid could procure
gave her much relief She was steadily failing, Until Dr.
Strong, of this cy where have for advice recommen-
ded trial Of your medicine We bless his kindness
skill, for she has recovered from day. She yet
strong she used to be- but is free from her cough.
calls herself we'll.
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, of ShebFrle.
consupres do despair til! you .7yers Cher
~ Peeorat 1t is made by of the best medical chemists
the world and its all around bespcak high
its of its Virtues.-Philadelphia Ledger.
PREPARED BY DIR. J. C. AVER,
Practical aud -7Hogticai Chemist, Lo,reh, Mass,
And sas P. L. Hebrard & Co., Opelousas j. G. Gouguet,
Verrs ssshviile, and by druggists everywhere.
Ea% l4th, ls5S.-4m.
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Estate of Francis Stoutts, deceased:

Estate of Francis Stoutts, deceased:
A Ii those who may have claims against
"a the Estate of Francis Stoutts, deceased,
late of the. Parish of St. Landry, are hereby
requested to present them duly authenticated,
to the undersigned at his residence on Bayou
Queue Tortue, within thirty days from the
date of the present notice, SO as to enable the
undersigned to make anal tableau Of his
administration of said Estate
IGNACE STOUTTs, Adm,
Queue Tortre, St. Landry. ApriI Sd. 1858.
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FOas sale.
For sale at private sale;

negrogirI aged about IS Tearss,--
- good field hand also house servant,
! - and extremely kind and attentive to
&s5S children. Fully guar anteed as regard
81 s. titie This girl will be sold cheap By
paving about 5000 cash. and the balance in one and
two years. j. s3 90 J.
For particular apply to the esourisrs e,tire,
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ROBERT HARE.
Blacksmith SE,an. WASHINGTON.

---ssz=r=,=a. THE Undersigned having establish
ID himself permanently at the corner
5saassKzssg4 q Washington and Sittig streatsr IN
Washington, offers his services To the
inhabitants at The surrounding country. He makes
the eelebated Ball Ploughs aud guarantee them 70
work we'll, viii repair wagons, carts, and other
vehicles horse-shoeing. &c, all on the most mod
etate prices $. McCLAIN. Eli
Washington. La. May 90, 1s57.-fy
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.OpeIousas March 277 77th, 1855
10 a. a. sUIszllls q IA

sGasAlallAIAAllS1saa 1saa.sss Z. es.-AA65lsEe5
OFFERS his services 10 the pul.
Ess lie af 0pelnusas and sicinitY. He
- nakea and repairs furniture 81 all
kinds. pan short noeice and the most moderate
I'll cash. His shop is on Main street, oppo-
the Union Hofel, 0peIousaa. f - aa
February atl
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Ia THE good and safe steamer
sss.:.:I::EaesSR.sa:pW sss.:.:I::EsS.sa:pW w. BURTON, built express
" for the trade. Capt. G. F,
LouAfkLER. master, has commenced her regular
trips between Opelousas and Newt Orleans, leaving
Washington eve.y Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
and NewOreans every Wednesday at s P. NJ
during the season. For freight or passage apply
on board or to Alfred Louailiier. W .ishington
70 Shippers and cansgnees Of freight will take
particular notice that no freight will be delivered
from the warehouse until she freight bill is Paid, OF
receipted back to the shippers for payment All
persons having freight will always find their bills
with Mr., Alfred I+onaiier, at Washington, who
is authorized to collect and receipt for the same
Dec. 26th, 1857. HINCKLEY & Co.
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January 9th, 1858.
WATCHES! WATCHEs

WATCHES! WATCHES!
u. r. FRANK DELARUE has Just re.
W. ceived fine lot of Gold and Silver
Watches, for ladies and gentlemen from the
most celebrated manufactures of Europe,
such as Ch hronometer, Duplex, and patent
levers.
These watches are the finest that has ever
been offered for sale in this Parish. The
undersigned offers them for sale, cheap for
cash
opelousas, February 2sth, 1857.
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lleap Cash Sto,

IE unidlersi arad hass js1at l.sceIEsd from rem
New 0rleaIIs, u fresh suppl EaalffY
Groceries Crock kary
Ie has also resseivedI compIese asss,rss-
nleal read llata als-
thing Hats, 5aetss Shoes GntaeE aney
Soaps, Perfunaries Ec. hieh hs ~ III
sell chen for cash I,erisnae haFalaigg
'tanghttl him that anlal prom and qliskk
I'm eaah III llls
cons II tlA salas
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.IoIsI. III. sAMDoz. Nlrr ARY pUBIIc

ILL attend with care and tto aIl
~ BUSINESS entrusted to him such al FaHily
Meetings. Meeting DC sales, traa asssrs
and exchange Of pTopertY nlortg release of
naortgagas. Donations, Inventaries, Tsstaraens, Sc
Office opposite the Court House, near I1.
Lewis Il Purfer
0pelalsas, AprlI Sttfh, Is5
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q, FALINcuTR, !, pfact stioler in mid iNtiiery.
- s;sFgaaf- Dentist. having established himself
permanently in@u @upelotsas, offers his services to
his seow-citizens. He will fulfil all his functions
with ztat aud prudence, and dift-eateIs will be
cured by MIN in about two weeks. .5sI ss$5s
sIiasatfaas4 consultations for the intiigests, on
MoAtiay and Friday from s to o'clock a. M
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saASssy ~ OIL 49,

sssaaaSsSy ~ JDl1 Dczsat .
i. II. q TEL III l,s ON ER
attnrules 81 Counsel fIlnrs at aasaaia,
1T IAVING associated themselves in the 5lrae-
IL tice Of their professions will attend regtdarly
the Distinct Courts Of thu Parishes OF St. landry
8Cascasieu, Rapides and Avoy elles, and the annua
sessions oi the Supreme Guurt at OpeIousas ard
Alexandria. sf=
Office at Opelousas. La. April 4sh, 55s
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTION.

THEODORE &VALADE, Pn1sc1raE
HAVE the. honor of Informing the public ard
parents in particular that my Institution has been
removed on the plantation formerly owned by jacques
Lastrapes where am ready to receive the scholars
whom parents will condde to my care.
That well known position, at short distance from
0peloEsas and Washington, being unquestionably
situated in the most healthy part of the Parish, aud
not exposed annual naadles, will assure to parents
the health Of their children, whose studies will never
be Interrupted
So far regards instruction and education, shall
negeetaothing to inertia continuance of the kind
patronage, with which have been honored here.
Terms, payable Quarterly.
Boarders, for Scholastic year Of ten months and
hall, Sl30 90
Day scholars, for same period, 40 90
ALI Quarters commenced must be paid in full, and
no deductions made for absence, except in cases of
sickness T. VALADE,
Principal and Proprietor.
ST Landry, JULY 18th 1857
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a u ERR1IANa aB0DEMULLER, Main Street,
- n near MIR. Chretien's Taller shop teaches
music on the violin and guitar and repairs musical
Instruments and tune pianos aaa April 1s 1857.
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Estate Of Pierre Labyche. deceased.

Estate of Pierre Labyche, deceased
ID meeting Of the creditors of Pierre La
- byehe. deceased, late of the Parish of
st. Landry, viii be holden before Joel Fl.
sandoz, Esq, a Notary Public, at his Office,
in Opelousas, On Saturday the :29th day Of
May next, 1868, for the purpose Of fixing the
terms and conditions of the sale Of the property
Of said deceased.
L. LAsTRAPEs,
Clerk Of the District Court.
Opelousas, April 24th, 1853.
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~ set tla.e laGi ig II rOte i, N
oEART P1llsTIess AND AIgTIoaEER Il, md
fnrthe Parish of 81. Landry Offers lis serrices
Y such to DE- friends and eae ptIbe ID general
His Office il at his resisence, near Grand Uoteau.
All orderss Iett All The stala of MEL J R
n ifand staaaa, 1e atsessl ~.
y, Landry. Apfa 9Th, 1866. 81
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J4AAG rs RAY, NOTARY PUBLIC.
gA7 Ill punctually attend to all business entrusted
wv to bis care. Office al Opelousas. +
opelousas, April 25th, Is57 3as H..s5e. .es=
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C. se e. IL E C TED m .

"; THE undersigned having 4folned part
u nership for the collection Of notes and
accounts, offer their services to the public of
this and neighboring Parishes They hope
by their industry and punctaality to deserve
a share OF The public patronage Their Office
is in Opelousas, opposite bEr, Provost .'..''
BORNE Il DEJEEN.
Cpelousas. December 9th, 1857. ly
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! . a AY{2Raa
K CHERRY PlCTORiL.
~ FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
, Colds, Cotssl lls, and
W. MOarss,Eaess.
A Wfn.Ra aa
Rrimt;ekf. Moss. o0,h n.c

Brlmtfld. Mass., 2Ulh Dec, 1855.
DR.. j. C. AVER: | do not hesitate to say
the best remedy have eter found for Coughs,
Hoarseness, Influenza, and the concommitant
symptoms Of Cold, is your CHERRY Pee
TORAL. Its constant use in my practice and
my family for the last len years has shown it to
possess superior virtues for the treatment of
these complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, NJ. D..
A. B. MoRTLET, Esq, of Utice, n. Y,
writes: $ have used your Pectordl myself
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ello,isas
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And saa6Y L. Hebrard & Co.. opelolsa, j. G. Gougue
rraashvile and by druggists everywhere.
~keG l4th, ls5s.-4m,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS.
REPORT OF THE HON. JAMES L. GREEN
OF MISSOURI,

REPORT OF THE HON. JAMES l.. GREEN
OF MISSOURI,
FIom the Committee Territories the admission Of Ksn'.
asa State; made in the Senate February 49, 1859.
The Committee Territories to whom was referred
the Message Of tie President, communicating Con-
s,tuion for Kansas So State, adopted by the Con-
vepton which met at Lecoppton on Monday, the 4th
Of September, 1857 having had the same under COL
alteration, instruct me to report:
By the treaty with FRANCE, made on the 3Oth day OF
Anril. 1903, known as the Louisiana Treaty, Kansas
Va acquired with special stipulation for the pro
lection Of the rights OF the inhabitants and Ior re
admission of such States as might be formed out OF
that Territory into the Union 90 an equal footing with
the original States. This solemn treaty obligation has
been heretofore faithfully observed and the States OF
Louisiana Missouri Arkansas aud Iowa have been
respectively admitted into the Union; and anothe-
part of the territory acquired under that treaty In
clu6ed in the proposed State OF hinnesots Is nov
sut 10 Kansas has he night u eI
pec the in the fuhmeut OF sacred treaty oos
lions, made with Of the FRS; powers Of the world
re Of H. United states have settled in K.pas under I jos
expectation Of having State organization And - eci The
people and enable them 70 prepare for such an Orssnaon Con
Tia, act following The P,c.ice Of the Government
ana IN e nent OF The tTesty with France eontrnPistes
sh &c s form into that Of State for admission into the
Under the s Of Congress sulaI Territorial
m, Ns and the people Of the Territory there
oy Potcs comm nifty with full powers Of
nent subordinate only TO the Constitution he United
and proceeded the protection Of AMI prop
eTty, the validity Of which called in Que ,on
Soon after the Territorial Government went into oosrt;on
ia ty Of disafcced p-rsons formed combination. 10 et liz
vs and se al defiance both The Territorial and Lifted st4t.
Governments.
To end they proceeded an or,.nz,,io, and
although The population ~ that time amounted - -, than
twenty th inhabitants in the entire Tety zaJ
shy cooTitung small minority Of that number vet in or
the less authorities under the color
ss ass uby Topeka aud actually pretended 10 organize
(oyripu,nt and this too. without srrscu. en-
ships uiihDat the OF the I-ei.a,-
viii out vote Of the people authorizing hs e,con
,irn tt IN dsrgud OF all That party has ben p,r
st IN lis l.rA efforts mabtsi1 its iSn Ga u.
t, T law snd defeat and prevent the operation VI al
aud the , Mt al questions Affecting tue of KNnss
end they cOuctcd al Effected mill
~ Of hsir aconrnt psdgrd 10 resi.; tn sa
stloris and aciu.y received sh4rP es and o;acf
ofw which sent ont fr Nssssa -ctt
"a o,h, Stat. BY the socas! Enirsnt Aid ~ tr 70
d. ,h. D 20 their ioroic Resistance !" a~ih authority
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23

Axypr,ys ApRoAD.-List of Americans resis'er-f
., Tho p,rkipe-ofice of the American. Europeas E1-
rrsss and Exchange Company, Paris, rom J~- 2i to
Feb. a:
MH BUR-. w wn.on. ~ Ea,pn. r. Rogers 5. =. BsraI,
T. sckvsriz. c. Bnsled. ID X Mwse. Or. y. G. sts~vs
p.prcr II. Vsneeryeei D., y. V,ret T. ls.iss l. G.
hl,,ip HsnsnsO' s.,;,.,. " ~ pa' w Whinnsh' r.
Rs,sf snd isniy Wm L.ey, ohio. q. + 81 spsa, Psas
aI q. a. Ora r. Rector SMITH, n D..
ksb.uety W H. bruneE, d. d., CalforDis,
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Ms 70 the "enserpfhhgo American snip owners, who
ssnnos keep up regular communication wnh Liverpool
unless they have funds voted them by Congress- aud fail
even then The "enterprisng Germans never dream Of
neking government 10 give them money 10 carry on
their own business, and when not successful, - IN
the case Of q line Of steamers from Hamburg
70 the BraxiIs, which 70 have turned bad
speculation they put up with their iesses without calling
upon Hercules 10 aseist them really think Is time for
Jonathan 70 beatr himself ntt)e ne will be drifting 70
eward instead Of keeping ahead he ought 70 do and
might be tried 10 Why for instance, persist IN sending
almost all your COTTON 70 Liverpool from whence part Of
hnos its way 70 the continent In English botsoms9 Why
not ship direct to Hamburg Bremen under the Amer
can ags believe your ambassador ct this court, who
appears be Of talent and energy, has turned his
attention 70 this subject but the only thing that be
Done officially lay the facts Of the before the pub
No. leaving them 70 for themselves they wish 70
derive any bench! from the information communicated TO
Them. An increased commercial interest between America
and Germany would be equally advantageous 70 both par
unavorabe impressions created BY the prejudiced and
exaggerated statements Of the German and Engeh press
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rnss ordered he ss,rgs SOP ..d rss.SsS e
segpeur, am happy 70 have this opportunity Prese1mg
my respects TO and asking after ysor sean
viii shalns bends sns e. few
separated This Is all hat took place must DC remem'
that MarshAl Pehser served Tor some umo IN gsrA
under the orders Of the Duke d'AumAlo
We believe we may ada that tho Duke a. Aumalo and
the Marshal met at small dinner party few days Asr
vnrdn