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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

sS- Tha latest intelligence leaves little
doubt that Morphy, the great American
chess player, has beaten Hsrrwitz, Aither-
to repute the best playerin the world,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

Alcohol was FIRST invented and used to
stain the checks of the ladies of Arabia
nine hundred and fifty years ago. 1t still
reddens portions of the human face.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

PREPAnnNa FOR ELEcrroNs-O hun
dred and twenty seven cases Of naturaliza-
tons were acted on different courts in
Cincipnati, on Monday, 4th inst
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

s6- The Paulding Clarion, Miss, is
said to have bundled up its traps and
emigrated from the democratic party, but
whittier it has gone is not stated.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

Say The Cincinnati Gazette notices a
call for a convention, in that city, of the
negroes of Ohio to take into consideration
the disabilities that attach to their con-
dition. We are glad to see that such a
movement is on foot If the dear, perse-
cuted darkies are entitled to all the rights
of freemen, it is time those rights were
conceded by a people who profess such
unbounded sympathy for them. 1t is
sheer hypocricy to rail out against slavery,
and to assert the equality of the races,
and when the negro has been decOyed
from comfortable home, leave him to his
fate-a despised and degraded outcast
among those who defy the laws and disre-
gard the rights of property to reduce him
to worse than servile condition.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Desirable Residence and Building Lots i,
Neso Providence,
" - @ At II

Z . II : A i E
Having purchased property elsewhere, offer for
sale my present residence, ON Saturday, the a0lh
of October. The lot contains three acres, and the
improvements good, comprising handsomely sit
uated two story dwelling with five rooms. and an
Office with two rooms. kitchen, meat house, cis-
tern, stables and crib.
also offer for sale a lot Of ~ acres on tho OPP
posie side of the road, fronting 800 feet on which
there Is a dwelling Of rooms, meat house and
stable Aboat 81 acres are we'll set in grass, and
81 finely timbered Thislot contains several eligi-
Bile sites for building, and would be divided 10 suit
purchasers. Any person wishing 10 purchase
property in this Aourishing village, would do we'll
to avail themselves OF the present opportunity -
Terms easy. l will take pleasure In showing the
premises to any one wishing TO buy.
J L. c. JOHNSTON,
New Providence, Tenn, Oct. Is, '5s-3w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

p6r The Hon. John Kelly, of New
York, obtained offices for ffty-four Irish
men, in the Custom House. How he
holds his place, is fully explained by this
fact.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Excess for export

The consumption is taken at 81 bush.
for thirty million Of people. The guam
tity for export is larger than was ever
needed, and the crops are now good
abroad, with little chance of large de-
mand.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING in the Post Office at CIarksville,
Tenn, Oct. IA, 1858, and which Il not called for
within three months will be sent 10 the dead letter
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

rag A very interesting correspondence
has taken place between cx-Senators Foote,
of Miss, and Dixon of Kentucky, on the
present contest in Illinois. Mr.. Dixon's
structures upon the Administration are
scathing, but just, and his eulogy of Doug
lass, we must believe, is extravagant.--
Had Douglass returned to his constituents
after the passage of the Nebraska X ansas
bill, and told that he had advocated the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise be-
cause it was unconstitutional, and unjust
to the South, he would have entitled him
self to the encomiums passed upon him.
But he proclaimed that he had advocated
the repeal, as q measure Of freedom, and
in taking this position, he either conscien.
ciously believed it to be true, or took it to
shelter himself from the storm of indigna-
ton which greeted his return. In either
event, he forfeited all claim to southern
gratitude and confidence.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Oct. z, SO.

At a meeting of the Commissioners ap-
pointed under an act of the Legislature,
Dec. 10, 1853, to open books for receiving
subscriptions of Stock to build first class
Hotel in the town Of GAINESVILLE.
d. N. Kennedy was called to the Chair,
and w. p. Hume, appointed Secretary.
On motion, the following gentlemen
we're appointed a committee TO procure
subscriptions of Stock, for building said
Hotel viz:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Money Saved
Female School, at White Hall,

Montgomery County, Tenn. =
MRS. WILLIAMS aud MISS WARD, will
reopen their school, the first Monday in October.
Board, per session, Of S months, $50 90
Tuition IN English branches, from 10 to Is 90
Instruction on Piano, IS 90
Payable one half In advance, the balance az Tho
end OF the session. No deduction except In case
Of positive sickness, and then, for not less than
one month. Pupils must furnish their own towels
and have al clothing distinctly marked.
Sent TO- '5R-lmS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Shop and Lot for Sale or Rent.

wish to sell or rent the Shop and Lot known
AZ the Willis Shop. For terms, &c, apply to
W. O. BARKSDALE.
Get is, '56-lm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
TO EARNIERS.
Music SGmreo
NEW MUSIC, JUST RECEIVED.

DAVID HUGHES, has opened Music Store
on the West side Of the Square. next door to the
Northern Bank, where he keeps Pianos, Guitars.
piolius and other musical INSTRUMENTS. Piano
tuneing, Guitar and Violin repairing done ON short
notice. He also keeps constantly ON h. nd the
very latest she et-musrc.
August IS, 1851
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
TO the Ladies /
Nac Estabiishment, Franklin Street, OPP
posite he Courthouse.


posite The Courthouse.
Millinery and Dress Trimmings.
MISS MAGUIRE AND MRS. HoDcs0E.
would inform the ladies' OF Carksvills and vicinity
that they have Just received large aud beautiful
stock Of Fail and Winter Mlllshsry and Dress
Trimmings, selected with great care BY Miss Ma
gure in New York and Philadelphia Call and
examine as we are determined 10 ofer Inducements
10 ihosc sisiAg 10 purchase.
Sept II, 5S-n
STOCKHOLDERS M. c. & L. II, n.
A call Of per cent. on the capital stock, pay
able the ist dayo Nov, next, was this day or
dsred BY the Board
October G, '5s--a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

Persons calling for the above letters will please
say advertised. c. o. FAXON, r M.
Oct is, 1858.
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Latest Arrival

Would return his sincere thanks 10 his friends
and customers and the public generally, for their
past liberal patronage. and would respectfully say
that he is just in receipt Of his Fall and Winter
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1858-02-27

t.iTe ef air les recommendations sulvantes -: 10.
canine u est impossible tie +Eonver les ouvrEers
pour les traTaux lie tefrassenent. pendant etc.
all commencement de l'autonns. il est ine7rudear
pour III conrrac-eur de senga ger terrainef ler
decstnore des ouVTages de queieue importance: ie
e9Hseii denanae en- consequence a 9TeE ful
dontae III pouvolE dlscretlonalre poHF G res!erenu
1a 4uIs tes conrTats-2o. La CoasetI Aetnantte &c
que e1acnn lie ses HlaEnbres ait e lEolt noinrner
IN ingenIeur pour son district cas de mort. de-
MISSION Oh etnnee1enlenT quetconuce srrvenu ill
tIEutaire ct dc plas. a dro1t de ASsls-
amt Iugenlenr pour service teEnPoralree- 3d. La
sofnrae In2tee 4ie ion accorde aux Comm ssalres
et Fngenleurs poaE irass de voyage ct d6aenses
e~eatuees. etant roiiE-a-tait insuffsanre Ie Con-
sell .anaEde q ce que cnaGue Connlssaire ct n
genienr SOFT iEdau1nise ,es trais qr'i encourus,
Ia condition par hi sta resre cotn1te-+o. Cornrue
II estndIsuensabte Ia stlrete ies sranas travaux.
qu Ill inspeetetlr rG SOFT propose eur -art:e. ,e
Consei detnanIe a re que !e ComnSsa.re on lin
s5eeur lie ctlaque district SOFT auforiss a nommer
des iaspecteurs lorsau1Ii Ie iuge necessaire.
Igseaace5sl
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{, Ne pseP7sIT TON De I. Sr. p4uL.-I

UsE PROPOSITION De !. ST. 22uL-[I :
L aueIque tennis, H. Henry st. P@4I, S4n;s-
Teur lie IL NouveILe= Oriaans, await t2iE IL
Sena5 me proposition ayan1 pour hut / =
-orlsef le gouTernemenD 4 5aire vani- / \
f:-;que eng mile negres deTaz,s atre .H2n.e-
yes aux 4melioratlorz pun:s-ues Depui-
qu Gle q ete presen5ee, NOM i @svnns plus
enEendu parEer te ceEte proposition. A-s--l,a
etc nr;se Ell consideration U. St. Paul
| 'a-s-:I ahatse21nHae Nous esperons Ssu Ii
II an est pas ainsl, eE que aotre Senareus SAT-
"a soutenir par de BONES ct cuncuantes raj
sons 1ne nesure que nous eonsiderons CONNIE
e5an1 dun immense lntaras pour Le Sud tout
eElr1er.
q La France ear antree .tanz Il ~oia Ie zaiu5
due vea5 ouvrir L. Sc. HauI d nos institutions.
l. opposition de- ngie=erre est tue de=ags5
lfsnergie des ofheiers h l'esea4re franez1zss
7zi croise sur les coses 4 afrique 35 leussis.
mile ue-res sonb arrives { Ia Martinique
pour ! esre employees auz srazst1zz aericote=
(C05lryier G2 II L1024zslQne
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Lo-ERE De SHiTAE <t0.-E'uite ae IT,
zsat.-.I L, Hays COMMAS lie Smith Il To.
d0nt Ia oterie devalt etre tree X Ter in
moIs proclaim, 2ogn1nGHique Iier III chef.
te "a police une leJtre gu i q rrolivee III 5u-
reau. ~rc,e du Camp. ct 4csl tui 6tai5 aetressee
par 3. +. Packard agent Ce.ui-el III au-
nonHe qu IN des ssspcles De IA rnaiss.n ! z:4-
pioya- Il : c.Eq semalnes ; Get Indlvida par
tit dernIefeElent. eInportaslE III grant 1o2n6re
de HIllaEs Packard n'aran1 plus rutenorl
parier Dc lni ct ayant pas recu les lots ain
81 "a on Z hi await proHis, crut deroir 4uit-
Ter "a VILE L Eermlue sa eE-ra eu leciarant
que tons les tonds qu'il reeus 0a5 sarvl
talre face aux GeI1euses couTautes er en Driant
Hays lie lie Das lui al Touior s'iI ne a pas
prevenu plus Tot de ee qnl So passait.
Lee LEvres que la etler lie ia police 4 trou~
yes az bureau eonstaranr 4ue Smith i 10
Ont Te5lda qulnze a Tinge mile oiile5s-
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Les auciens a1nis d,l Or. Burr apprendronr

Les auciens aInis du Or. Burr apprendront
saEs inuse pi4isr, quil repseHdre Iexercsra
ds SD profession. PendanE IS on pfGz le Dr. B.
maiifteHn- Ia Risiare Rouge, dans las uneIousaa
ct aux Attakapas ue reputation lie Deutiste dH lar
orEe ct esar touauss aEsHssu sEec anxiEte eEazls
Tune IN fausre Paressts. elanique tse Ell Ie temps
aent bianehi chef ct siEIonue soH 'front.' e viaux
nestissa a encore LII main sire sz Ia v11e bonnie.
EeuxHHi allrnnt Eeshn dc ses services poarrons Ia
tr0uFer au Eziaser lg Faarrnacie dHabrarn
L Co. aux apa3ausaa, ON za Dr.. TIsdd- Washington
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Dsssefssfaosg Re @9efGs6.

i \ societ6 qaE existalt eu cette r:IIe SOUS In
I i raison De BL-4yCHIN & CHAEDET ess
dIssonte 4 IN conu1un accord \ aarriE tie ea icar
Va. {, BEanea3u ayaTt acnet6 'intGret lie W. L
CAaietet. zutTanr acre passs devart i. DreTfous.
notal~e pubic. derneura seu propriataire de tout
actli st assume te paiernear lie toutes Ies destrs
We d zociEte.
Eouveile-0rEeans. 55a1yier 1853.
c. BLAECHIy-
l. CHATDET
LIE bureau de ia liquidation est ctez Blanehiu e
tziraud- So. Il Fietlle Lsvee. Is T6v-sEl
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- lie temps a .iene rf'ain tour aux t,abitanEs
en- general ct aa1E eFsoHnes qui s'occupent de jar
saage parteulier DaHs la mutt de lundi i rnartii
cerftiers. NOUS ayoEs eu geIee gface qui ar-
r6bs zzsbiten1eat Ia vegetation qu etat trss forte
ajz, et aui csstt tour e jareziuage lie printemps
G4uz qui ONT de- orangHra ne peure,lt iss anour-
fElui EEas compteF- les feHEz nj sur du fruit
atteaau quils staieat Ell aosaisen. Heureux encore
81 loranger iui=aetls Jas tue. QUAINT pesits
pois ct aatres l6eaues aFauees quL promestaient
7ant cen faiz eax tous es Il audra reeommeHceE
3; sarner.
La caure soutl ira 6es;alement be@ucoup de ce
seEtre-temDe.
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~. les E1Elt.tenrss IL t,ass,szrrfer. !.

SeHtez- il Tous afle- aHuoHees da1s ls= uruchain
nnlef5 do rotre ia4EsaI que I de ST. Gyr
pnars<st plus btiarer te soa nssIrurion lite
Fae y eEttEz snaFtrss services Ii mon ierBua-
Tasat III f1sgositiat dies saaats de St Tasueirv ct
dies HarpEsses eircoasoisiaes-
Agaa4f faEaHtasa satEa e7nHu eies parents et fes
estfaas nest pas SEaeesaira tie daraE1er ie Hass-
rahee que e nessri teas sains et que ie fagai
tus mes efforts PouF lsaetIIar H pour user In
iaHess alia voaefoi4t EiaH IN aecoreier
II Tsra tle tnoEr inferts ets tie mon Ilenneur
Le sse4a eifassifution traisfase e % fs7rer
eoafant d Ii rcsideaice de M Duta,ld, chef de IIns
titHtian.
Les essFes seronS reeus soft CONNIE peassiannaiEes
SOFT enEnme exEerfes
A HHfar Sc sera tauioslrr III ieFar ct I'M ussfts,
aesalfaetter des prcasaseHrs dissague= et de
fiasaFaI IT DE- Ii cnnHaAGfasi8n des hRttaHts
u. II. UTRANn.
apeloasas, ID EeFtTer Is5s--tm
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= Nous aEous recu i'll DIR. Geo Hill III pauier
de ponrnes de ssletb hes de la recoIte peHdante
sur san habitatsan lie BeliemaHE- cestaina-
les preniGres ct les plus crosses que nous avous
encore Taes de la saisoH. Nous regestonss aus len
serrsieres geiees aseat endantnage Ia raeoIta.
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Eszf 1n II Za@saszs1g.

GogH De ! 2:sEnzeE. g ! No. $3.50.
Parossse So LazsaSH ~
Succession d'-lRtoIne Z Inogoso.
eELE@TE Rt)sALIE ARGENEI-4ttIT
de Ia Paroisse Lafayette. Administra-
srtee lie Ia succession de leu Antolua Yaogeso,
fecetEe tieFaieraznent ea Ia parolsse St Lam
ar~, avanF urassnse IN TahLeaa Final de
RGnarsiflan, Distribution ct Regglelneas Final
de aGiFe sueeesslan, accom- nagne dune peti-
ton lenandans Tlenologation dieeIEzi -
Es ;4ttenlu GU Il b ata fair draiz i Ia deH,anda
lie iaaite petition par oEtire de la Gsur susiite
an dare IA = FaFrier, 1853
En- consequence. avis est par Ie present
danue aux Interessss dams eet5e succession,
dssFolr daduira an GIreffa de Ea G our zsssdite,
dams les Eres1ta 3nrs qui suivrnnE Ii date du
present avis, ia rassons, 81 auenne Ils. ont,
naur IeseFuel}ss Ie tlib tabIeaU aa sarais pas
Iaarninlstratr ies sutarsssaa j na-
yer eoaE1Ifr,aemanz SIT dit saf1leau, ct ellie
ael5 aaahargaa ie toslte respansal,sl.ss ute
r,eara-- es son eautzornezuaaE eaneella-
L LAsTTR-aPES, fsreher.
f5naIouzas, - gaar-ter. 1853
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Eta1 DC sG Lo1rlalaGr~
Corr DE DISTRICT, ~ 300
PGTosSse St La2l02z& NJ >7s'''''


Pszossss st. Laualv, No. 5a'''.
Succession lie Jacques Lastrapes
HIEERT L. GARLAND. lie /. paroisse
u d St. Landry. Administrator de IA suc-
ceseion lie fen saeaaes T4assrapes iecede,
eernle-e5Henf de Ia s'tsdite parn.sse avart
pre&en1e an CoTnpre Final %ie sen edministra-
t.on IL "a eil5e succession accolnpag-e i une
petition da1rar-eiAn5 I'lomotogaJion ceIui
-tlt a1te1s>sn qu i a ete ta.a Iroi5 ! Ia de
mamie lie "a di1e pevltlon, par ordra de "a
Aour saSaLte, en- date tiu E4vrier 1868
En- =4lseqflenee. avis est gar e present
i1nne aux !ate-esses stans eette succession
I lTulr i ste:tulre III Cfrelie e.a Ia Corc sus-
aIo, etans les srenre ours 4ui staiTrcnb Ia date
du present avis, les raizons, 81 zucune lis ont,
pour IeSaue5l@s le lit Colnpte he serait pas
A3Giso4o-7.e - q caullonne1Ienl lie 1uninls-
rratear cancel1e
L. LAsTRAPEs, Gretier.
Opelousas. = Eerrier, 1888.
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Les vEsTEs PRoeHaIsEs.-LHndi prochain. i sesa
Ferda, Ia PoiHte Ptaeueniiue, On cette Paroisss.
% eseIaFes, III lot de 5efre, bates cornes chevasx
etc, aEnartenant Ia weave de Svvert Tfiaodeaa,.
Iardi e2 mars, il seEn ~entl Ell notra vile. feuz
eseiaFes. lots de terre eheFaux nule.s ct beses
corues, apparteuant i la succession de feu lie DR.. H.
Campbell.
Pour les details ct les conditions de ces rentes
roir auz avis dams 'autse page.
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sS go 49, - - aa:as 4as =; sss q

"a LIZ seHssl@nes aEans for-ne me societe
I'll ii pour 1e REQUIREMENT les recIa,nations
lie roHtes sores. 0ttren5 ieurs serrices au pu-
bic tte eetre Paro5Sse ct des Paroisses avoi-
.snantes. Is esparoat n2eriter, par Laur IS
slduise st leur ezaccitude. HrEe narrie de Fem
eonragelnene III public. Leur bureau est
aux 0pelousus vis-a-vis T. Provost. rue
Maine. BORNE i DEJE EAN.
lneLorsas. ! Deeembre. Is51-Lu
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-cEz - sAE1Gz EoTALRE PUBLIC
- EIPr41IERA aree atteEtion ct ftiIigaHce dans
~ toazaa les aEfares nf al zaront conhees. aIIes
qu Assemblies lie Families, assemblies de Gzean-
e;ers. Tentes, Transfers ct Eehauges lie ProprIetss
IvuesFlaauuez. LeFeesf dHEpatheques- Donations
Inv1sssraires. TessaGaezts. &c, sc.
Bareau -is--vz la iiaissH Cour, pres le aareau
de HI Thos. Il. LAWS Il Porter.
0ne.otsas- Ia AzsIl. IaaT.
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LIE sEEEIF De LOS ATGELa7 re aAE II ror-
In tniivldu noru1r< Reed. sz>cetnGlenr arrIra iel
FeSas par as Dalles. a t3e lfun coup IL rfstc5er
ire bout poFTant II. Til5iasa c. frtr7aa si44cgr
e Los 1agaes- All rnoxl=nt otl .etul-ei r~nasr i:
i'aboFdeE e ui partlT &c aee1 aralG at6 =sna.e
>GeFE cornrne ceeE1IH ca -oIE,ne HI tor y 4
&VaiL c- ievoir SCI. asshre par ;4I-sn=f1H N cr-
ant zpnume ar 81 causa9C 2yae jul. 7! satast
szsasassa :sEsE e aavleE, all HoEte p;n afauII.-
eEnetr te caont-,te- pie:e sIt1a pFes rcoizf.s4r-
tes Tues Los Angeles - Alsa. 31 ii sa@aIt rencol-
-reT t{=ef. Il 6ul NIT i main Gyati&e. ell III
1-sah- Iatl await 1~~oln de EHl narteE. NON re-
polalI Isetr @n 50 fytaac 3n pas 0u ttetix. AT an
aoF-anr q -. nectle n>5555et 0=:rinset- He
venx pas *oHs alre cte maj. mai ez pas -EEe:
a3o&-& 2 ser1I. C'ast aiore aue Reed fit leu. L.
she-1i ton2ba- La batte jHe ksaiC traverse efsIs
LIE nesEFtFEer Sc fefugIa tans a 3ourlaue tu mort
feFzEete, ST tenant poTsa e:ETahail.ea. So nj
EfeF SUI IS 1t1clefs ill Snesif. SIT "a tnua nj
atatt assemblies Il atait af19 li'un gistojet n. p
rSu4ef. te iau1 1istoleE REVIEWERS. / iii Glstole5
IN coup = d1t lie ces coaseaHx ap1elts bowie
katie. TN les 1EHcIers cill saarIi " " Jensiiss
Est hEesss "a cuIsse par HE Bale ,is:l ~ -este
EanS les caclrs-
TIL Frl7zE0l- ali isa Ie se IuTl@o1. Iul caarcaaiv
Feld7tCrE ses armies. ct ire - ou ~ :ottEz
pendant quar- 2eure qssa tEIre cette scen- say
-t-nta i TT. j .oErsba. aE-fnatne. 4-tesrato "
ptusieaTs coaps de teu Ga 81. : eonDr= aue soa-
zalHe sa1 SCH corps
Get s*esset1ceftA cause IRE wire emotion 4 LIS
4ngs est r. secona sherIi 4ui : est rue s.e-
PaIs 'sn an aans t'exercieede ses foactons.
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-sssrsz-.5aE are5aea

Z s1usssae azarcers "a profession ie
- LL4.rs>s gen Belt-=la stan4 la 2arotzse
q Landry Il c=.ies 2T5so!u4ntes. Tour or-
strc 1lSze I Il. 1eHz1ereI, IA pi1ar1>&c;a lie
Z. Ia .Ie5raro i to. au1 tbe4ytsssas, 0u i II
P1ar-u4c.e i'll pr, Todd, ! Washington, Sc
"a Tro4psaEnent pris n consideration.
L IL teca Eaz payer lie niN4g, ct ses priz
seronJ noderes {. BURR.
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PRESCRIPTIONS FOUR LE dAEEaE E5E L'AExEE 1853
10. L'asage lie "a viaGde est 1esrris lne sois -7ar
jour, 3elaHG g Careme, ezeaase ia negrreai 1t le
vesIeredI tle caque seIaiire e7 fis iaiEsa es aa-
tFe-eEps- eE rs quatre oefniaEso tie la esnaine
Salnre
2o- Luzage de tout poisson est inteE5iit pour es
reEas aa il EST FeFTFia DE- EnanEer lie la visnie
80. Les t7ecSeunes qui pensasls avoir les rais1nz
pour se dispenser, tout o Eli uaErie lies prascsu-
tians eessEs eEoacees Reinforcement 4nssir7eEsee
-1ae dnFe't fasre en- ssrta de caslsulrer letrs
Pas5safs GoHfassurs Eur sous fes doures rearifs
cette matere- Sc deterrnifer ti'aHrss aur svis
70 Lee temps aecor1e F1aHr ACKNOWLEDGEMENT III
devor pascal commeHcesa ie Premier liEr.aueha de
taresxe &c fIlElFa le IEfnaneae de IA TriniEe
60 Dams 7chaaHa 6giise, aElra- autanr ,1e pos-
ssne, pendant e GaFsne das Instructions 1Gouras
. acalrFIe Edelss les desoirs lie Ia Vie ct1ra-
SSanHe, # 3 eur ea taiFa gntlter Ia pEatique.
60. Les EdeIes seu1 invites a assissar assithment-
ces INSTRUCTIONS, atm queees rSees que Ia Enses
corde de Dieu eur pEeparees e saiezlt potus per-
dues pour eux.
10. Ie=sieHrs les Cures. en a1Honeant ferrs ia
roissens la eolIeete qui ioit Sc tare 4 Pauues Eour
ie SamiHaire insisEesoHE itHnertarea lie eette
ceuFre- SIR Ee evoir aHi ezisse pour aes les Fl
dsles d. eoopeFer9 seaon ieurs IGoveas
FTopagate4r GaatoLiQ7ss-
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Nm. 0H&z. 4. GHirv ct Isaac ". Whitehead ont
et6 NOMINEES par e Gouverneur, avee lie consente-
ct la confirmation lu Seaat Totaires nour uotre
Paroisse
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aEal1Ne, nEaL 1Aeti

aA III y [ 'o-ltsve1renc determines ! 1ous
u Il retlrer les a1fs,res au- ffralousas naus
i.sror,Eoz1s le public 1rze gos !Iv1,as sons los
parrar lie IA date du present avis
las eeHz fDi nous &t0ivent 4ont iaatam-
nen1 7r,es 'je r-a1:r r@2ier. Nous svons IL
core IA nain IN assortment de mzrci.anr;;se:4
trc aous =eE,rans au-,lezzous IL pr;z ia
saaz, nlais pour tlu conptanz ssplemenf, III
L es Enarc!saFsl= poctr In non p yer
.5HWAnII i KAUFMAN
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ayrf,s xgss. Soe$gg6,

4 Es sousslsnes ont. ce Jour. forrne une societe
- EouF e commerce dSimpe perraIiou lie riRs ct
des produts lie i;0Hess st Ia commits
sion an general raison seeEaEe de 8LAN-
CHIN & GIRAlD- par acta passe deyant Abel
DTrvtous- notalre Puitic.
Nouveie-Orteans. Is jauvier 1sas.
c. BLANCHIE~
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BUREAU De POLICE. 're... 1.-s.,.

BUREAU DE Police. pei c>=,ls.
=. Eevr,e-. g<sjs
. Z priz Il "a tarlne lal-4a 4gs,a5 .ie
- s. % sur le snarcAe de l.. NuuvetIe-
GT.aans, IS BoE-angers soma reur.lz lie lou
ler - ollves t4e pain pour TX cents. ct Q,~.-
aorze 0rGes et 1u.ule pour clnq cents, ttssasss
IA semalue procuaIne.
,I0NATHAN HARRIS. President
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. Nous zemmes autoFis6 announcer que III
-IoHs COCHRAN est cariitlat pour Ia place de Cons
tabe de Vile t'aIeetisn qui aura lieu en- 4rrii
proclaim. (28 Noy. 1857.
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7g9- IL so7lss7 -2s6, Eac1ateUy' Pu5Iic.
Q E public est 2ravanu qn'il sara proce-
! ia : Ia veate a1z eneherez puhliaues
I'll pl1s ofEraut ct derrlier eneElerisseu7, par
IsneanJeur soussigne. des biens dependant
lie Ia succession lie fau AIexant}re Cvp~ien
4arose Eonteno1. sur E.Aabitarion De II. Cv-
7r'en Larose EonteBot pere, a In ViteilLe
TE=lde Prairia, an Ia Paroisse st. Landry
Le L,ndi 5 Mars pr0chain. 1858
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DE IL 1--SE

& \ .E:ag->ti.lleE dun CERTAIN ayr. Iesire
= -rouver lie i'emp!oi II Fglii4ge. 1 re
T;asAlera par our, par setI~4ne, o4 i slcre-
prise.
; taresz@E III Bureau Ill Courier.
')ra.oltsas - E4v~ler. 1853.