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RAVENNA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1855. r.

nowhere between Preston and. Yes,
but it did though, just for one minute, at the
junction of Windermere line, to drop pas.
sengers, although not to take them up.
"Guard! guord!"
ayes, sir; Carlisle, sir. A quarter Of an
hour allowed for refreshment."
"Don'ttalk 10 me Of refeshments," cried
hoarsely. "Did man from this carriage
get out at Oxeuholme %
"YeS, sir; very gentlemnnly young man
with fishing rod and landing-net. A lake
tourist, asked whether there were any trout
streams in that neighborhood."
l have not quite settled it yet in my mind,
whether the thing was planned from the
very first, and the lost hat itself--which was
not claimed-a portion Of the diubolcal plot
or whether the intentions Of my companion
had been really honorable until | was fool
enough to Put temptation in his way which
he could not resist. 1t was like placing o
bloomer suit OF armor, in the chamber oil
Joan of Arc, and expecting that she would
keep to crinoline and the small bonnet in
preference to the martial costume to which
she had so long accustomed and in which
she looked SO becoming. Previous to the
outrage the mans conduct had been certain
ly quite irreproachable. He reasoned too,
Perhups, that since he had so fully "put me
up to the time of doy," should have no fur
ther occasion for my gold repeater. At all
events, my travelling acquaintance had TAX.
en- that away with him.
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On ward alIu SsIIWaHd.
by GERALD Massey

Tell lhe the song OF the beautiful stars,
As grandly they glide ON their blue way above
us,
Looking in spite of our sprit's sin-scarS,
Down ON US tenderly, yc4rning to love a.
This is the song in their work-worship sung,
Down through The word jeweled universe ruDg,
"Onward forever, ior overmore onward"
Aud ever they open ihcir loving ever sun
ward.
"Onward!" shouts Garth, with her myriud voices
or music, aye, answering the song of the seven
As like wing'd child Of Gods love she rcjolces
And 10! it is writ by the finger of God,
In sunbeam aud flowers on the living green sod
"opward forever, for evcrmoTe onward"
And ever she turneth all lrustfully sunward.
The mightiest souls of all times hover o'er us,
WhO laborud like God among men, and have
gone,
Like great bursts of sun on the dark way before
us;
They're with us, still with US, our baltic nght
on,
Looking down, victor browed, from tho glory
crowned hill,
They beckon, and beckon US on, onward still
And the true hearts uspirings are oHward
still onward;
II turns to the future as earth turneth sun
ward.
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Gen. AOustOn's Prescription 10 o
"BOre."

Among the guests at the st. Nicholas Ho.
tel, New York city, was General Sam Hous-
ton of Texas. The General 10, as oil &C.
quaintances we'll know, fond of mirth and
fun, and in short is what Doesticks would
call P. B.,--perfect brick. The General,
however, entertains an intense hatred for
that species of humanity called "bores."
One Of these gentry, good-na atured, but
soft.headed animal-a regular button.holder.
cornered him one day at the hotel. He had
managed 10 be introduced to him by gen.
tleman the day previous.
"General," said the bore, after he had
bothered the General out of all patience, III
wish you would do me one more favor. A
man Of your eminence is so competent
"Well, what is it I" exclaimed Houston,
rather curtly.
"Well, you see, Mr.. Houston. you are
such an eminent man-such a.
"Never mind that; what do you want to
know !"
EXCUSE me, but person ofyour abilities
and distinction must be aware'-
81 am somewhat in haste," interrupted
the badgered Senator, spray come to the
point at once"
swell, then, tell me the secret Of your
success in life-how you rose in position as
you have done."
"Ah but that wouldn't benefit you any.
can tell you how you can rise in the
world, if you WISH"
"That's just it," was the reply-"just
what was trying to get at"
"Well, sir, I'll tell you. Undertake to
approach sore headed bull with red
scarf on your neck. I'll guarantee your up
ward progress Immediately on the compile.
tion Of the experiment. ~
The button-holder collapsed, showed his
hat on his head and walked sorrowfully
away, while cluster Of gentlemen near by,
who bad overheard the conversation, fairly
screamed with laughter.
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ais that also Z IliIae !"

A beautiful reply is recorded Of Dale
arlian peasant, whose master was display.
ing to him the grandeur Of bis estates. Farms
houses and forests were pointed out in sue
cession, on every hand, as the property o.
the rich proprietor, who summed up finally
by saying, SIN short, all that you can see
in every direction, belongs to me-" The
poor man looked thoughtful for moment
then poiEsing to the heavens, solemnly repli
ed. "And is THAT also thine 2" How many
who are satisfied only, to grasp all that il
around them and beneath them, down to th.
centre Of the globe, wholly forget to owl
UPWARD!
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ppetital.
BLESSED is the Man whom Thou
Chnstcneth.n

GThe following lines are from the pen of
the late Right Hon. Sir Robert Grant, late
Governor Of India
o, Saviour! whose mercy, severe In its kindness,
Has ehastened my wandsrings and guided my
way, 81 d.
Adored be the power which illumined my blind
ness,
And weaned me from phantOmI that smiled tc
betray.
Enhanced with all that was dazzling and fair,
followed the rainbow, caught at the toy,
And still in displeasure thy goodness was there
Disappointing the hope, and defeating the JOY
The blossom blushed bright, but worm was b
low;
The moonlight sbone fair-there was blight il
81. the beam;
Sweet whispered the breeze; but It whispered o
woe, .,
And bitterness flowed in the soft-howing stream
So, cured of my folly, yet cured but in part,
turned to the refuge Thy pity displayed;
And still did this eager and crcdulOus heart
Weave visions of promise that bloomed but tc
fade.
1 thought that the course Of the pilgrim to Hea
ven
Would be bright as the summer and glad as
the morn;
Thou showdst me the path, in was dafk and un
even,
All rugged with rocks and tangled with thorn.
! dreamed of celestial reward aud renown;
! grasped at the triumph which blessed :h
brave; ,.. ....
I asked for the palm-branch, the robe and th
crown; s I .H"
asked-and Thou show'dst me cross and
grave. .....
Subdued and instructed, at length, at Thy will,
My hopes and my iongings lan would resign
., give me the heart that can wait and be sill,
Nor know Of wish or pleasure bat Thine.
There are missions exempt from guilt and from
woe,
But they stand In rrgon By mortals untrod;
There are rivers of Joy, but they roll not below
There is rest-but IL dwclls in the presence Q
God.
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ORA witty dentist, having labored in vain
to extricste decayed tooth from lady's
mouth, gave up the task with the felicitous
apology, "The fact is, madam, Il is impos-
sible for anything bad to come fromyour
mouth" s4@ a se
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OrDeaf lady -"What's his name l"-
Young lady-"Augustus Tyler" !.
Deaf lady-"Blesa me, what . name +
Bust HE. biler !! Eliza, you muat be maxim
fun out Of me-" ua visa, a3 sxyg
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0TThe following affecting ePitaph may
be found on a grave stone, in the State Of
Connecticut
ssHerc lies, cut down like unfipe fruit,
The wife Of Deacon Amos Shute; VI
She died 81 drinking too much coffee, -
Ammo Dominy, eighteen forty.n aa
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or A waggish. candidate coming, in the
course Of his canvass, to tailof's shop.
said, "What We look for heres" said he,
"are measures, not men" a
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or Mirth should be the embroidery ef
the conversation, not the web l. and wiz Tie
ornament OF the mind. not the furniture.
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O.rGrsy hairs, like honest friends, sle
plucked out and east aside for telling M
pleasant truths. , s aas
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aaHHxaa9sA#sHMs% &##sA18t sEI4 SASS 5MsE44N4
# kepre III 3 fosr stnvrie,
s8 @H yzlaals b i INC HnMks IN Ornament;
S@a lS3lsSslit xolf III Easciolle
1sStS lkillls cotlins an aiAnsant.
leieix sqqH.s1pgd y soteil q coacht,
s##s1 1(psAiSI / xdelr alanns III baniissonas N
gs Il tselttesppesfc /, nfioitche,
@ IN 1ass jsdix rasoOs.
"A 4 4 roif qaen ID tont al solsbre
Rsasf4 n iiassccte dA fea.
4 612siyais ~ tracp dams f'0mhre
Esas| ssnsdnfsslt l'navref de Dien. Bsa
|e5alsa !klSjcsple1snlais4ce famine,
Ma9 Hlkant c0nsSae iselpile I'LL ciicli,
SsSs lstSie naaftmrnis dams mon anle .
pfiere 4 fsEteftlel!
edsais. Qsand toni ~scinunsille,
SgA x3f1aie tout xendprt SINS ies scienx,
asyslystR4tafs 1Ai ~tNniiours vciiie
11Iiplepait encore 4 nos yyeuxs
ss1fStout N grand danns II nature,
#s S5inits enhahaae Iadtnirationg
h rIIasssi istfine creaiurc
&ess aalsse4en aloration.
S#zgSSasN5 a Nh SpuPI.sTo.
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MAS. N.E AI.ER. Horloger, Bijonticr ct
M 0rfavre, encoignnre Main ct st Landry, Opelou
Isas, q CONSIGNMENT en- mnin un grand assortment dc
%inontres en- Or ct en- argent franchises ct ~apglaises 4
double bottiers, ~niontres Patent Leyer,' ct Lepiue,
Bptseles d'oreilles, Bagues, Brooches pour DANES ct
tlplnglettes pour messieurs, ~lunettes, plumes en- or
avee manches dor ct d'argent, Parfamerie. Brooches
a cheveux, savans de Toilette, ct antres articles trop
Longs a enaulsrer le tout A DIES prix redni.s pour dn
compliant on de bo1nes acceptations SIR ID vile.
" exeeutern alssi ppnr da compliant tontes esphces
destfayaaX eoncerHant "a profession, avee ptomptitu.
De " q la satisfaction de tous ceux qui l'honorernnt
de lenr confanee.
nae'ansas 10 mars 1855.
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A MY MEI)lGAI.-Le Dir VAHNeouR.
s y Aconcheur Ghiatrgien, Dentiste; fixe aux
oepelotisas, Le.--0hie ses services il, tons SEES eonci.
toyens. sS
II fer1pljra SEES ~fonctions avec zele, ct les man.
geurs De teffa seront gneris par ses soins, de cette
%faehenss deprivation du govt dams Ine periodic dc
quinze jours environ.
G9ns'iltntians ~gratuites pour les i~adigens, les luns
di ct yendredi de = a q heiires dt matin.
Rsfsfenees.-MM R&veiltpn q Taylor, A. Meynier.
Jean P. Afsenaux, Raymond Rim, 81. Rabin. Adolphr
Garriglles, Agerin Alsenaux %, A. Guidry.
Opelausaa, - aout 1857.
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"A FlS.-Ahn do prayenir tont malelteidn,
- ct dc faife connaitre les faits an public, nous
pfenons eette ~rntthodc pour a,inoncer a nos mis-,
que les nlixs dI affat et dl passage 4 bord des la.
teaflx ANNA PERFECT ct W. BURTON, seront les
uiernes que cetsx de n saispn a~erniare, I'll seront
imaintenas a IN taux alssi bas que ce,tS DIES alitres
boas bateanx qni poarraicnt entrer dams notre na-
~vlgatian.
keeoauaissanfs dc Ia favour qni mons d et6 aecor.
dee insqn ici, nous espirans, par noss SONS continues
8et notre presence nersonnelle a hordS de nos bateatix.
ainsi que par fstigagements d'etre respotsahles
pour toates le4 pertes de frkts encanfties mar lii isi.
5ciisence de nos enployas, meriter la continuation
de IN favear p~nbliqae.
2Jaavier, 1858. HTNGKI4EY co.
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NoTlCE@--tes sonssignes, par. ces pre-
- %sentes, netitle lie public qua partiir du Ter Ma.
venhre ~preehain, 1886, toutes les marchandises et
antres articles qhi demsarerpnt en- nlagasin ul nois
oi MONS ,seront sllets aux pri3 ordinaircs de maya
sinage. ~ tnas les articles qii restaropt en- mnss.
plus dun nnis sabirort I'm charge additiopplle
pour chaqae mois OF partie de mais. 5
Rien ne sera fvre a noins que lie magasinage soft
paye.
Washington II oetohre. 1886.
DEBAILbON q CARRTEpE
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DARAToNNERREs EN- cUrIvREP

pARATONNERREsEN CUIvREPA-
J.. TENTkS.--Le cniyre7 a init fojs lie pouvoi,
eohdactear du fer, est plus durable, 'et moins st,iet i
la ranille; encore, une seule charge d'eleetrieiti
commandments 4 me barre en- fer 80 degrees dc
Pour dsaatfes partit uiarit6s, on peut Sc proetrer
dos circtiaires ~ office dl sousstgle.
Toate application pour ~lagence, dea ordres pour
actions on ~lnoaetes. ct toates communication rela.
uTenaent q eette Attire, reeevri mt une pronpte at
tention en- les adrassant Il
H. W. r. JACKSON,
IS Rue St. Charles, N. o.. Le.. u aYtil lsss.@la.tt
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soFhL pF VlLLE.-Le sons$igne a
= 1 phonnenrd %iaf'rIier le public qu'il est pref a
receyoir, ct leger an moins 100 pensionnaires danssons
grand ct enlnmode Hotel sitpe sur la rue au Maine.
dams III vile de St-Martin. Lea ehambres sont Lien
aerses, ct les repas seront %toajours DIES m~eilleurs.
II aansslouyeft Srf le beau terrain tnuchapt 4 Pho.
tel, nne eeurte de leaage ou t'on pourra toniours so
a des priX mod&rds des Voitures Buggys.
salkys ct DIES Chevaux lie Voiture ct de selle
c. D0EMENGE.
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MAY it please your honor said = lss'ssi
recently addressing one OF the oea eas..s. !
brought the prisoner here on a aaeeas ees e II.
Z" That's Il good one" said q fellow y y
dertone, who stood in the rear Of Inc eoa.s
seen him come here ii d rab."
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =. a. Hoy. der.
- ~ liilpfeiment DIES 0pelousas. Went d'ouvrir ,,ne
scale. pour lesieunes files. 4 Ii Vile Platte, A Ia re-
sidence didoetenr McDavitt, oi les pensionnaires
vondra bien luienyoyer, seront resqes par ellie.
2 Janvier, 1858,
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pURiFIE1 LIZ SANGs-Piinles de Milf
fat--Amer da phnnix, Confinement iibre de
tant poison minsral). La grande calsbrita qutont
aequis 4 ees denx preparations, les cures extraorsfi.
naires qnils ont ~eHeetuas, rendeht inutiles tons les
aiooges que Il prpprletaire pn,lrrait taire de lears pro.
prietes medicinales. Ayant6 te depuis rlus dc yiIirt
ans deyant IL public, ct ID lem .ignage de plus do
trpis millions de personnes lenr dniyeat nne aauta
liorissante, 8tahlissent au-deia de toute contrayerse
Ia rapntatinn de ees pilules ct de Get amer, CONNIE les
isneslleares preparations ~vagatales qni aient ate ofs.
ferries an public depiis de tongues anaees. Dams
tontes les villes ct villages des Etats,Unis, ii " d des
lnilliers dc personnes a~ispasses 4 temoigner dc ienr
~eiieacit6 dams ane multitude de ens.
Pour les Ecroneles, Uleeres, lie Scorbut les sr,n.
tions de la peau, ces Preparations sont Dune aetiyi-
t. remarqnable SOUS ieur Influence la maIadie dispa
rant en- pen de jonrs, tant est granle leur action Mr.
le sang. In Fiavre en- ftisson IA pySpepsie, l'Hyars.
pisie, leg Heanorroides, disparaissent bientht deyaut
lenr action curative. Ghagne ftmiile dcvrait San.
pravisionner dc cas medicamens ain deyiter bean.
COUP de ~tiapanses Ell de soaffanees.
Prdpart par William 3. Maaatt. N. d., New,Y York,
a yendre par +. Lionee Hshrard Il Co,
0pelousas, Is Juliet 1851.
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HorBh DE L'AIGLE, antrefois Cali

EOfBL DE L'AIGLE, autrefois . Gal,
IA House, y Washington, La.
ELisf qREENLEa, n Mississippi, E 4
sFant aehet9 settle prophets alnunce su l51lH6
nno'ic, anfl eSi ,aaintensut pref i receyotr 4Nsss3ss
les yoy9gelFs, alas. que des pensionnsjres Cct
endorsement est slime entire les deux aebareadA1es
81 ia,saht iaee an tourtahleap. Les appartements
ont etc noaFeileaeht gatnis en- aeuf. lie prppria
talre ose esperer que par des efforts incessants de-
Penvoir rehdre "a maisou aussi commode ct arreabif
q ses patrons, que tout aatre etablissemen, do 90
genre, d In eampagne.
II Y 4 aNssi Nne bonne searie.
Washington, 20 mars 1868.
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NQUNEAU MAGAZIN DE DEPOT A
IN WASHINGTON u
lie soussigue, ayant pris lie Maeasin de Depottenn7
aptretoi. par hessieurs Fonteuot 4 Lyons receyrs
ct sSpeaiera aEec soin ct promptitude tout lie fret
ct les nlsrehandlses qui mi seront comics parses
amis Ell lie public en- e6nsrRl. ~
Washington Noyembre 1857.
Il, L. PlTRE,
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VENTB PAR LIE suERlF.--Etatdel i

VHNIE fAh LIZ SHERiF.-Etat de In
Louisiane.--cou dc District, P~aroisse ST. Ian.
dry-No. s465.--Geline Gtiliory VS.. Joseph Row q,
nls,-Celine Guillory yeuve va. Joseph Roy-Gour
de Justice No. =, l2me aIraadissement,
En- yertn dun writ. de ii. IA. delivre dams los
aifaires ci-dessts, par les Calms susdites dams
ct poar 10 Paroisse st. Landry, ct i moi adresss III
sera expose en- vente publique. a la Maison de Cour
dams ii willie DIES 0peleusas, S.AMEDI, le 4me iour
dc septeunbre 1858, conmensant d II heares DIN ma.
tin ct continuant de joar en- Jour sill EST neeessaire
tons les droits, titres, intefets et pr6tentions dn d.,
fendeur Joseph Roy, a h p~ropriete ~sniyante aour
~aatisfaire ledit writ, SAVIOR:
I'm moroccan de terre sitae dams Ia paroisse ST.
Landry sur 10 cote Quest dn bayou Crocodile oonts.
nant 81 ct 90-100 acres, etant 10 meme moroccan de
terre aehete par Yotre petitionnaire de Ia succession
de Ange Julien ct etaut la MOTTO Sid dun Ger.
tain moroccan de terte contenant rent soigantesouin.
re $4,000 acres de terre, ainsi enteas an Bureau des
Terres a Baton Rouge ct deelites par lie e~eftiicat au
Register. ainsi que suit;
Lots Nos. ], 2,s3, 4 Ell 8, etsut Ia section No II
dang le Township No.s4. Sud de Ia Range A Est,
etant dams lie District Sad-oaest dc la Louisiana,
avecstontes les batisses CT am6iiorations qui sy
Conditions.--La somme de deux cents ~piassres
avec les interets at les irais acront payable eomp.l
ant, ct Ia balance payable lie Ter de mars 1855.
Butenu dn 6herlf, opeioasas, 81 Juliet 1858.
L. R.GHACHERE. sherif.
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FDUG4TION.-Mo Mo fEcolessonvriira pour
49, laannfe scolastique aetuelle, LuNDT,le1er DC.
tobre Rfoehaif. A rnoins dun accord special pour lie
torIs les dives seront eQnsilffes comme
Giant entrass pour l~'annsse, ct seront aiinsi charges.
Ternies-On paiera ~toujonrs d'avance.
Washington, Lei, 5 Septembre, 1857. u
@sNE t 4ss Ft95$T fs2s8% #A GEO. HITLER II
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Les p~,. 4r uevrnnt apporter en- ~entrant:
,lne moustiqnaire, une ~qnafit,te ~sllffisafte de draps,
couvertures, ~seryiettes de table ct de toilette. ainsi
que dthabits pour tots les jours, l'aniforlne CONSTANT
pour tnrte l'aHhae en- aine robe blere, avee psievise
ct pardessns de meme ~conleur. garnis dun petit We,
Tours nair deax garde soeil, IN blen, l'autre en- tot
IL grse IN vpile blen, 2 yards nm voile blanc, p
yards. Ellie devrDpt appnrter line .~cuilleIe ME four
Ghetto, uu$euuteau IN yefre, mi baqaet en- ~fersllant
gu en- zinc, ane hottie 4 otvrage, me brosse, nne bros
se Al dent, dies Resgnes, IN pot-a-eau, une clyette
tune glaze, An ~ 4
Les exterites asssteront aux classes, aux dtudes 1t
anx r6tfCAtions ,ellss pourront pfendre lelr diner
dams Ia maison. On aura tgalement pn,r elles,
ponr leur prngrAs dams leGrs etndes ct leur ben
ne eondnite tonte Ii diligence ct toutel ardeur qn'on
.peut attenare de persontes exelusiyement deyouses
par religion, par etat ct parzele d l'education de la
jeunesse.
0pelousas. N oetobre 1867.
S1sUR MARIE BESs SAINTS ANGEs. I'd
On peut anssi s'adresser pour fenseignements i NJ.
G. Raymond. 4 f'Eglise. NJ
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Oh that he
My herat shA sK, n
He would If hf I'd know the
With which, aching learfAN
Then, snitors8 ny lines prayA
a lesson ARSst lid, when yon wnt
Don't trust o6ritns, lest theyimistg
= But see tho heart rejects ya :
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IA VIS.-Au PUBnIc.-Le batean Il vapeui
Assian Rerref. William 6. Neal, -
Capttaine, q commence ses voyages re- .ssAasAa&kttENN
gnliers entire les OpeloHaas ct Id yelle.sSzaessss1
Orleans, partant dc Washington tous les| MERGRI,
DlS y 10 heares eide Ia Nourelle-O Orleans tpusg les
aAMEDIs as heares de lsaprhs midi pendant Iii
saisOn. Pour fret on passige, voir a bord gu
ALFRED IOUAII.IIER, Washington.
NJ b. Les exPaditipnnaires ct les eoasignatairts de
fret, fer0nt biea aMHSSa ation. q iancun8f fret nexefl livre
4da maagasln dc depatjusqu'a De qaefe s#spnfppffe dn fret
soft naye, OH qu'u1 regti Reconnaissance Ii RECEPTION
ment4 Tlis CORK qli auronts du fret. tronvesant
Lolaillier, q Washington, qui est ~;autarise d col.
lecter ct ~aeqtitter nos complies.
IS Decembre, 1867. HENqkLEYs n co.
sA NIS.-yAAU PuBLIe.-Le bateaa i yapeur
~ WsiIafEIAh BURTON, q, ID. III.
Lalaiilicr. Capitaine, 4 commence Sea lAsaHs III
rfgtlieis entire les Opefoasas et &Eaaa sshsssA
Nv SDuvelle.4rls leans partantH he Washington tous
les DlMANCHhS \ l0Sheures ct de Iii Naavelle-0r-
leans taus les MiIRCREDlS AZ hcares iii rapras
midi pendant Ia %saison. Pour fret gu passage, yoir
4 bora on
ALFRED LnUAIt.LIaR, Washiagtera
MI B. Les exleditinnnaires ct les coasignat4Sa
ae fret, fesoat bien ~1tsantioa, q~u'aaenn f.at nN5gera
di inagasin de dep0t jasqu a ce que le calnpte
da fret snitpaye, on qiHsM,regu aconnaissatl Ii r.
ception du fret soft ENJOYS alix expedttionnaires
pour pavement, Tnus celx aai anront dn fret
~tihjplirs lenrs complies entire les mains de
NJ. Alfred Louaiiiicrs d Washington, qui EST autorise
d calleeter etacqaitter nos complies.
rs Decernbss 1857. H1NCKLEY s co.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-07


fafoisse 81. Landry No.
Thomas Gardner Sir decide.
sok.;sx a IS HE tsaa " 3 ;Laaahs
eBacnt az ii stsdits Parofsess ayant
~iseantiaaIs du partage De n dite sue Il
SaEn6 dune petition denlandant III 4
sFeltH; Et attehda, qu'il aete fait "
" b della dite petition par sordre aAFs
|Ia yss.ss 4 l5 Juliet 1865 A9
increases hi csite succession, dsavSir L aeXS
EGIeis de14 Qouf eusdite, dams les trenteT
EsuisfcItaa date All present avis, len ;rais6
comes III ons, pour lesauelles il dit tableau 81
pas appnguyd et hpmologuG #SA3s
III. LASTRAPEss Grief
EsTAT DE LA,LoUIsIANE.W
District, Par0isse 81. Landry mo. AZ
Succession do fca Pierre Anguste Nezat. dMf
ULCER Roy De III Parpisse st. LaadtEE$
n~Istrntfice DE- Ia Succession de fen PieyfNf
ENezats daced dernieremen9de IA susdita
ayant ~presentees m secpnd tablean Do eiaas
Ft des dettes de Ii dite succession, aM %
6d'nnl petition demandant' homolaaatSAF
sEt attendn, quiia kte fait droit a laAE#
A dite petition par ordre AZ ~ Cour, III
|avrfl 1851;
BIZ consequences, avis al parI eprzsgy
interessdAdan cette Succession, dsavnf
CRETE de ID Cpur susdite. dams lesstA
|s%uivrontl Ia date da present avis NFx raiso,ss
pas approuv& ut hnmolpgu6.
Bureau duE Grsfaer, 1l7juiilet l~s6s.us
M L~S.LASTRAPES#
ii yIs--EaBRRr u. HAYES. de9
a ST. Landry, syant. ~presentt
Iefet d'etresn0mia6 Administered ~
coinmunaataE entire ipi et SIT s48 49, A.
aecedee dernierements de u Paf&
iii consequence, avis4est par J
Eceux qui ponrraient avoirS DIES ray 14@ceG
ser d III dite nomination, dsayolE
ecTit, au bureau dui Grefder ds@ -
n susdite paroisse, dams les Az
date du present avis F@
Bureansdu Grelier, 3Lw