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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-27

and very uicetionate. We thought, how
pleasant that courteous reply, how gratifying
it must be to the wife Many husbands Of ten
years experience are ready with the courtesics
of poitcness to the young ladies of their ac-
quantance, while they speak with abruptnesS
to the wife, and do many rude little things
without considering them worth an apology.
The stranger, whom they may have seen but
yesterday, is listened to with Difference and
although the subject may not be Of the most
pleasant nature, with a ready smile; while the
poor wife, ii She relates II domestic grievance
Is Snnhhcd, or listened to with ill-conccalcd i'm
patience. Oh how wrong this is--all wrong
Docs she urge some request 20, don't no
thcf me" cries her gracious lord and master
Does she ask for necessary funds for S,ls IS
shoes or Tomny'S hat =? "Sccms to me you
are always wanting money |" is the handsome
retort Is any little extra demanded by his
masculine appetite, it is ordered, not requested
Look here, | want you to do 50 nj 50;
just see that its done" and off marches Mr.
Boor, with Z how aud smile of gentlrmaulv
polish and friendly sweetness for every casual
acquaintance he may chance to recognise
\ When we meet with such thougll,lessncSs
and coarseness, our thoughts revert to the
/ nlh' WHY hui y'Hllt llliIiiltI VI INC lIitNU
who said, Yes, my dear, with pleasure" II
beg your pardon comes aS readily to his lips
when by any little nwkwardncSs he has diScor.
certcd her. as It would in the presence Of the
most fashionable >ticklcr for etiquette. This
is because he is 4 thorough gentleman, who
thinks his wife in all things entitled to prcce.
dcncc. lie loves her best; why should he
hesitate to show il; not il sickIy, maudln at
t"ntionS, but IN lrclcring her pleasure, and
honorlng her in public rs well as private lie
knows her WORTH Why should he hesitate 10
attest it? And her husband, he praisc,h
her" saith Holy Writ; not by fn>onc adnIa.
ton, not by pushing her charms into notice,
but by speaking, n opportunity occurs, in II
manly way, Of her virtues. Though words
may seem little things, and slight attentions
almost valnclcss, yet, depend upon il, they
keep the flame bright, especially if they are
natural. The children grow up in better
moral atmosphere, and learn to respect their
parents, as they see them respect each other
Many boy takes advantage of mother he
loves, because he secs often the rudcnesS of his
father. InscnsibIy he gathers to his bosom
the same habits, aud the thoughts and feelings
they cngcndrr, and in his turn becomes the
petty tyrant Only his mother, why should
nc thank her father never does Thus the
home becomes the seat of disorder and unhap-
pncSS, Only for strangers are kind words cx-
pressed, and hrpocritcs 20 out from the hearth
stone fully prepared to render Justice, brnryo.
lencc and polrnesS TO any one and every one
but those WOO hay the iuSteSt claims. All
give us the kind glance, the happy homestead,
the smiling wife and courteous children of the
friend who said 50 pleasantly, "Ycs, my dear,
with pleasure"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-27

NEAR CANAL ST NEW ORLEANS.
E,IARlfsIlED ~ lstI.
NJ ANlFAtTURl.R and Dealer IN ryory d.scrip-
VI tion Of Camp Furniture, such Il, ryut. all ..zcs
ana qualities. lortahl" Cots Camp ~tuoi- Il BARS
w0nId particularly cail lu" attention ~ Eagi-
nccrs, Railroad Contractors sa others % ms recent.
~ patented PORTABLE CnAtH Etp. lhi, article
weighing only aboRt eighteen pound, and which
forms Al complete easy clar. is easily tran, ,rormed
into 4 complete aud comfortable Cot Bed with all
the advantages Of q maltrass ana pillow. without the
cumbersome weight Of either. To tbc sick il will
be found invaluable q, the occupant can bn changed
to any position without delay or trouble
Every description Of Canvass work such a. plain
and fancy Boat Sajl,, Taraun-, Cotton Covers, &c.
made to order.
also manufacture 4 superior article Of ight or
heavy canvass betting for gin bands &c. do do.
hose for railroad plantation use Those using
gutta peICha or india rubber boiling or hose and at
on"-lali the co-, and made Of any size or strength
required
l'articar attention paid to getting up in superior
cfylr every description ot pan or embroidered silk
llMgs or banners for military other companies.
flhgs OF all nations, Jack ponnunts, Nc. Flags
neatly repaired
Plain and fancy goods for awnings, light and
heavy canvass. French and English bunting for flags
&c. for sale in any quantity.
Orders from the country will be promptly attend
to.
n B. find it necessary 10 state that no person
has succeeded me in my business as il has been and
is stated by persons in this city. H. CASSIDY
No. 10 Old Lcvee, near Canal street n O.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-27
CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CASK EFT

HAVING bought the patent right for the sale Of
IL the Crane Metallic Burial Caskcs, Mt great OK
pense We introduce them 10 the public as having a
superiority over any case now in use. beauty oi de-
sign. artistic and elaborate finish. simplicity in lin
ing. highly decorated and unique silver mount.
ings. perfectly air tight. and also giving an entire
view Of the body.--thc topof the casket being con
structed Of the finest French plate glass renders it
the most desirable case ever introduced to TIL" pub
lic Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass. which
|cures the case from damage on account of any cX.
tcrnml pressure.
Wooden collins made to order. and punctual at
tendance givcn on all funeral occasions. a fine
llcarse Will always be on hand
Any Infringement our patent rights will sub
jcct the offender to prosecution
jan 10 BUTLER X KOCH
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-27

MARRIED PoLTENEss = There is much OF
truth as well as Of that kind of philosophy
which comes into every day rcquistion, help.
ing to strengthen and brighten the ties of SO,
cal affection, in the subjoned brief article
taken from the Ladies' Enterprise:
"Wll you p asked pleasant voice.
And the husband replied, eyes, my dear,
with pIeasure-'
1t was quietly but heartily said; the tone,
the manner, the look, were perfectly natural
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-27
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-27
HENRY $. BEECHIENO,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER in DRUGS
w AND MEDICINES.

w, CLINTON, la.
q large aud complete as.
eriumrrirs. &c.
". direct from the mant-
. Il large and varied assort.
Chemicals. which he offer
rms as can bc had In tht
: Il few of the articles al.
" store viz.
Morphine, acetate
do sulplmtc
do muriatc
Moss, Iceland
do Irish
Musk. grain
Nipple shields
Nursing BEETLES, a.s'd
Nuigalls
NuX yomich
Oil of almonds
do anniscrd
do brgimot u
do black pepper
do cn.irput
do caraway
do cassia
do ccdrnt
do chamomile
do cloves
do capoiln
do croton
do crgot
do lrnncl
do hcl.oiropc
do jasmin
do juniper
do lavender
do nrruli
do olives
do orange
do orIglIum
do patchouly
do violet
do pcnnyroynl
do peppermint
do rosemary
do sas>iirit-
do sayin
do succini
do ycrbclIa
do wittcrgreen
do wurm>ccd
Otto pi roses
Paints. chrome yellow
do chrome green
do litlllrgr
do Paris green
do Prus-ian blue
do white lead
do rcd lead
Paint brushes. assorted
Paper, every dissertation
Patent medicines. vil.
Arabian liuimelt
Ayccs catlImlic pills
Ayers cherry y ctoral
br. Jaync's iamily mod.
Jcw David's plaster
Court Plaster
Lyon kathliron
McLancs livrl. pills
McLale's yermllugc
Mustang liuimrnt
ladclihlc ink
Barry : triruul,rruus
I,rlr,,lrril,'. nm
Browns -. Jim. efug
Carrcitars cyt In,r,n
do sar.r
Conner. isiu,,l,ss
pali,n'sn min ,,t,.,,.,,.r
Fahnrstocks : yrriIii,I,c
Gray. oi,,,,nn,,t
IIriiry'. u,,n,,.;,
Pantcu's eal,,uI.
Radwny's rnodv roli.r
Ru.lltons cod liver oil
Tarrauts apcrirlIt
Sands snr,,,u,r,ll,
Thompson : Eve mator
Thorn : extract
Townsend. sn,.sonorill,
Wistar's bal. wild cherry
Wrights Ind. veg. nil.
Peruvian bark
Pencils Of all kinds
Pes,urlrs. assorted
Pe,ilcs and morltr-
PHI buyn,
Pill tiles
PippIiur
Podophylon
PuInicc stone
Putty
potassn accta
do caIbs
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-27

Keeps constantly on hallu
,orlmrnl Of Pants, Oils, !
lie is constantly rcceivi
ucturics. and other source
ncni OF Fresh Drugs and
or sale on us favorable I
southern market.
The following compris,
ways To be found ut his DIR
Acid. acctic
do beuaoic
do cilric
do mnria,ic
do nitric
do oyalic
do pllosphoric
do prusslc
do pyrolIgncons
do sulpIluric
do tartaric
Ether, acrtic
do chloric
do snlphuric
Asptaltnm
Alcohol
Aloes
Alum
Ammonia, aqua
do carb.
do iodine
do phosphate
do arom. spts.
Annatto
Arrow root
Arsenic
Balsam. copaiva
do Peru
do Tolu
do Fir
Bath Brick
Batl"y's sedativc
Bay rum
Bclcrinc
Bch erin. sulph
BI>mnth, oxychlor
do sub. nit.
Black Head
Blue indigo
Blue mas, English
Blue stone
BOrux
Bongies, gum elastic
do silver
Birthstone flour
do roll
British lu.irc
l}rOminc
Buchn leaves
Burgundy pitch
Calcis carb, prnc.
do phosphate
Canthar,drs
Cardamon seed
Ca carilla bark
Castor. Russian
Castor oil
Cathetcr>, gum elastic
do silver
Gay me prpper
Chalk French
do prccipt'd
do prepared
Calomel, English
CIumonIIlc flowers
Charcoal, prepared
Cl,ir,.y l,srl, villa
Chln,. ',n ,,n,a
Io I,,aa
Ia IA, .o,n,
rIn,..e.,,n,
cnh,It
rnnl,ino.,l
cnlncyn,h
Cnlngna w,,cr
cniIn,li,,,,
con,nnsi,i,,,
Con1r,.,.n ro.es
rnnnn,a,
co,,k. vo,,o,s
cn,.ro.iy'.y,,I,,i,n,,o
~, am ,,,.,ar
cnl,rhs
Doyrr,s now.,ers
DRAGON. hIona
Isolt,,.inm
Jill,r n,,,,o,,
Elm bark
l3mnl,s, o,l,,o.;,,
do c,,,h,rida.
Il, di.c,,vlnn
dn is;nri,
d. rn.in" LII : .n'
E,,roo, a,oni1a
A., ,,bn,ni,;..
In i,,rI,
do XIII, donr,
do rnIoron,h
dn diritalis
da ,,,,.,,fa,,,
ia J1l hnn,n
do inlan
do Lran,.,,;a
Io NV rnmico
Jn ',,n,.;,,
do rhn,,,rh
dn cnrs,,,,,;,,.
do ,n,., =. ,,,,,
do vnlrri,n
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-27

No. 2, BRICK ROW, CLINTON, La
Keeps constantly on hand. large aud complete as.
sortmcnt Of Paints. Oils PcrIumcrrs. &c.
lie is constantly receiving. direct from the manu.
factories and other sources. large and varied assort
incnt OF Fresh Drugs and Chemicals which he offers
for sale on us favorable terms as can be had In the
Southern market.
The following comprises n few of the articles al.
,ynys Ia he found at his Drug store viz.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-04-10

sont en- dehors du code ct ne peuvent, dams aucuu
cas- seryir de Defense s'is ne saccordcnt avec les
lois sages ct humaines du pays. II NY de sauye-
sarde pour la socete que dams lie maintien de la Iol
La doctrine en- vertu de laquele un homme serait
iuee dams ss propre cause ct pourrait usmeme Sc
venger, soumettrait lie fable fort l'innocent d
lindividu sans fol ellie amenerait des combnaisons
ct des factions uu detruraent ct la berte ct Ia JUS
tice; ellie renHefserat Fordre social lie gouverne-
ment civil ct nous conduirait drote gne la con-
fusion, ranarchie, a l'effusion de sang.
"Puisse Ia jeunesse Sc bien penetrer de ces veri-
tes puisse-t-ele pas roster sourde cette velx
aui lu rappelle que la vie, Ia liberte la proprete
dependent de son obessancc aux lois de son pays.
"Blackwood lie jury qui vous declare coupable
Ten vertu de la 25me clause de la lo qui trait aux
crimes ct ofenses) ecarte La pene de mort Ce YER
dict vous condamne aux travaux forces perpetulte.
Isl vous trouyieZ que la justice de votre pays vous
nhige un chatment trop severe, songez que dams
un moment de savage vengeance, sans aucune pro-
vocation saisante, vous avez tue !e pauvre Wright;
que yous Pavez fa paraitre, subement ct sans gull
fit prepare devant lie tribunal de son Deu pour
rendre compte de ses actes quill await CONNIE vous,
des liens qui Tattachaient la societe quill etalt an
de vos semblabes, un citoyen, IN ami ct un epoux
Les lois de toutes les nations ciVsees consderent
que lhomicide avec premeditation indlque IN coaur
peryers Aussi pour proteger la soclete ct ialre du
meurtrer un exempe, lui ote-ee la vie Oh lie con-
damne-t-elle a TN travail intamant. LIE Jurl use
du pouvor qui lui etait accorde ct declare que
vous passeriez e reste de vos ours au Pen.euaire.
"L'ayenir sotfre vous sous de som5res couleurs.
Vous etes jeune ct vous pouvez wire longtemps
core. Vous n'aurez au P6nitentiere l'aure societe
que celle que permet Instexibe discipline de la pri
son. La voix de paifectieu ne charnlera plus votre
oreille ct lie ysage de amte reiouira plus votre
coeur. lie jour- vous accomplrez votre tache en- 81
lence; Ia mutt vous serez en- proie vos pehsees
ameres. Au milieu de cette solitude de cette sout-
france ct de ces remords, il NY aura pour vous
qu'une source de consolation-la Religion. Pusse
la lumiere de rEvangile vous guider; pusse votre
bonnie conduite recommander la faveuf de
ceux qui vous devrez obeir; pussieZ-vous, par un
repentir sincere fare pai1 avec lie CEeateur qn
vous pardonnera lie crime que Vous avez comns coil
tire les lois llumanes ct divnes.
"Vu lie verdict ct Ia lo, ,vous etes condanne, e. &.
Blackwood, aux trayaux forces perpetuite"
(4lbeiAe)
The Opelousas courier., 1858-04-10

lie Parlement persisterait-l dams son vote
contre la loi des conspirateurs
SiIEnpire n est par la paix 81 la guerre
est indispensable au maintien de Ia dynastie
des Bonaparte, sur qui va tomber la colere de
lEmpereur La Chine ne peut sufire a
cette necessite de guerroyer que signalent
les journaux de pempire. Va-t-on essayer
de retablir les frontiares du Rhin ct d'absor-
ber Ia Belgque alors la guerre deviendrat
generate. Est-ce contre 'Angleterre que va
Sc tourner le courroux imperial Une guerre
maritime! c'est dangereux. Napoleon-le.
Grand, disat que Ia victoire etait toujours du
cote des gros bataillons. Ellie doit etre aussi
du cote des crosses escadres. Or, rAngle-
terre compte aujourd hui une fotte dcux fois
plus forte que la aotte francaise.
La guerre sera dificile a commencer, NAL
gre les declamations des journaux bonapar-
5lstes. Une guerre auiourd hui serait sans
utilize, ct lie commerce sly oppose. II ny =
pas d'interets assez serleux engages pour JUS
tifer une lutte armee. lie vote du parle1nent
contre Ia loi des conspirateurs ne sutit pas
pour autoriser une declaration de guerre ST
grand que soft en- France lie pouveir de Ma
poleon, il ne lui est pas permis de bouleverser
ct de compromettre les interets ct lie bien-
etre de la nation en- la poussant dams la vote
des aventures. La France est guerrero,
c'est vrai mais ellie est aussl industrielle; ct
aujourd hui les interets materials demandent
a etre respectes. II est meme bicn dangereux
de les heurter ct de les mecoEnaitre.
Mais dun autre cote, il faut s'attendre a
tout d 'un gouvernemens ai1x abols, ct entralne
aux violences. Larmee est impatiente. C'est
ellie qui domino ct il faut bien ceder ses
desirs, GU sexposer a Sc l'aliener LIS
graDdes luttes Won't done recommencer, sans
but, pour donner de Occupation a cinq ou
six cent mile oisifs entretenus a grands frais
par 'Etat. La guerre est essence imperiale;
les journaux de Napoleon lie proclament
l'histoire Ia prouve jusqu'ici. Les Malthu-
siens won't Sc rejouir. On dit que les queries
du premier Empire ont coute sept millions
d'hommes a l'Europe. On evalue six cent
mile le chifre des hommes qui ont peri dams
Ia guerre de Crimee Aux populations trop
nombreuses trop pressees, que n'applique.t-
on l'epreuve de pEmpire?
Courier de Ia Losssssane.)
The Opelousas courier., 1858-04-10
EUROPE.

Ii Sc prepare de grands evenemeus en-
France. La situation s'aggrave ct Sc COM
plique sur tous les points. Les iournaux de
Pempire reeommeneent leur croisade contre
PAngleterre, ce qui fallt un contraste assez
extraordinaire asec les protestations des mi
nistres franeais- L'allianee NE tient mantle
nant plus qua nm I'll. Que les Parlement
repousse encore une fois Ia loi sur les cons
plrations, et tout sera rompu entire les deux
gouVernements.
Les journanx de pempire raillent T An
,gleterre ct senahlent La nenacer. Cette der
niere ne parals pas tres emue de ees menaees.
] Derriere ses nurailles de bois, ellie salt bien
qu'elle est inyalnerable; une descente nest
pas plus faei1e aujourd hui qu' au temps du
camp de Boulogne. Il ne faut pas s'abuser
sur la force reeIIe ds 'Angletarre. sa ma
rine est formidable ct peut tenir tete aux
marines reunies de toutes les nations du
monde. Avee de semblables nnoyens de de-
fenseet d'attaaue ellie peut bFaVer Ia eolere
Ell le mauvais vouleir de Napoleon ct main
tenir e droit q d'asilel quson lui eonteste au-
jourd hrsi .s 81. 5z s.55 55..l 75.
Nous ne nous semmes jamals bien ezpIque
comment PaIHance france -anglaise await pu
survivre . Ia guerre de Grimee. Quel rap
port peut-iI exister entire deux gouFernements
81 diiTerents dams Iii forule 1T dams le fond 2
l,alliance iInp1lque soft une sirnilitude dams
les institutions. seit Ia poHrsaites dun but
connun. Or. ll'henre qu' Il est rien de tout
celia n'existe euasre les. deux goaserneuens.
I4'alIiance deHais dome dlspaEaitre progress
siiTenaent, 10 e'eet ee qnf csc arrive ~
L'allianee De 4 gletterre Ait etee pour
Napoleond mn aEaatage immense. Ellie await
raiFermii sela ponvuim 81 delans et a1dehors
Que va-t-iI aaFaniir quantl les hostiEt6s aaront
succetlle i cette entente eordlale
Tine dspecha taaffegraphique annoncs qu'on
d recu i Londres une d9peche de VI. WalsHs-
81 par laaueIh il retire 81 premiere denaande:
The Opelousas courier., 1858-04-10
On eerit de Madrid, lie Is f:vrier, a

On eerit de Madrid, lie Is f:vrier, au
Dyoit'
lie petit village de Madridanos province
de Zamora, Went etre lie theatre dune lutte
saAaaabehte entire des gendarmes ct des yoleurs
Se grand chesnin, audacieux ct bien armes.
% LIE lieutenant de gendarmerie de l'arron-
dissement de Zamora, ayant etc lnforme
qu'une bande de voleurs Sc disposait de-
valiser le cure de Madridanos, dams la soiree
du 6 de ce mois, partit ayec six gendarmes ct
ALA Sc cacher dams la maison du cure.
GA son retour de la messe, lie cure fut irs
forrne par lie lieutenant du projet,des voleurs,
ct NIT 4 Ia disposition des gendarmes toute
sa 1naison.
"Toute la journee du 6 Sc passa dams une
vaine attente les gendarnaes resterent caches
pour ne pas exeter les soupeons. A huit
heurcs du soir, uu premier Visiteur Sc pre-
senta chez le cure ct vint fentretenir dat
faires plus ou moins importantes. l4e cure
lie ft asseoir dams Ia cuisine, a cote DUN bon
feu. Tn deuxieme ct I'm troisieme visiteur
Sc presenterent sous divers pretextes ct pri-
rent place a cote du premier.
La conversation allait prendre une mau-
yaise tournure, lorsque les gendarmes sor-
tirent tout a coup de leurs cachettes ct Sc pre-
senterent en- face des trois bandits, qui, alar-
mes, voulurent FUR mais toutes les issues
etaient bien gardees. Sc voyant pris, ces
trois hommes ieterent a bas leurs manteaux
ct firent briller les armes don't lis etaient
porteurs Uncoup de earabine, tire par un
gendarme bout portant sur Fun des bandits,
letendit roide mort.
&C Tin deuxieme coup de feu fut tire sur
un gandarme par un des trois voleurs. LIE
gendarme fut tue sur place. LIE meurtrier
ne surveeut que quelques moments sa VIC
time il fnt fusille imme abatement cote du
cadavre du gendarme. -..-@
" Pendant ce combat, plusieurs completes
qui s'etaient dissemines dams le village en-
trerent dams le presbytere. Alors commenea
une lutte corps a corps ct a coups de poi
gnard qui fnit par Ia mort de deux bandits
ct la fuite des autres Tout lie village ac-
courut sur le lieu du combat, ct les paysans
arreterent, non sans peine, quelques-uns des
fuyards, qul sont en- prison ct grievement
blesses. L 'antorite judieiaire s'est transpor-
tee a Madridanos
LIE cure de Madridanosa peud fortune;
on pense geHeralement que les voleurs We
naient prendre les objets destines au cutie. -
The Opelousas courier., 1858-04-10

L. V, Chachere & ais, No. sO44.
" N vertu d un writ alias fl fa lance dams cha
a Gun des process ci-dessus inttules. par la Cour
de District dams ct pour la Parosse ST. Landry, ct
. moi actresses. il ofert vente publique. a
douze mois de credit, a la residence du defendeur,
e Sarnedi Ter Mai proclaim, 1853, etant la seconde
eft dernlere criee Les acquereurs fournissant eurs
blets avec securlte ct portant lnteret raison de
hnt pour cent. partir du jour de la vente usquau
Paienent tous les dro!ts titres, nterets ct preen-
tlons de jacques Arnaud aux proprletes suivantes
sasles pour satisaire les dts writs. savoir:
Dn certain Moroccan ou Fraction de Terre. situee
dams la Prairie Gros Cheyreuil dams la Paroisse
St Landry. contenant environ deux cent quarante
(24o} arpents, plus OH mons, ensemble avec les
bouts ct cheVaux de tire, charrettes. charrues ct
herses CONSTANT tous les outils aratoires Cette
dlte terre etant bornee au Nord par la terre de
Henry Lagrange ct Andre N Robin all Sud par
Andre Robin, I Est par la terre de John loves
bre, eft FOuest par Andre Robin, ensemble avec
toutes les batisses ct anelioratons qui dependent
de la dIte terre.
Egalement un autre Morceau OH Fraction de
lerre, situee la ionction des bayous Teche ct
Fuseller. dams la Parosse St. Landry, contenant
cent seize lll6) arpents, plus ou noins reservant
la mason ct les ameliorations du Dr. j. c. Mills,
etant sa terre ct Eglise Cathoique, ct la terre de
FEstlse. bornee au Nord par des terres de la WE
Jacques Arnaud, ct FEglise Catholque. a FEST par
Ie Bayou Teche. au Sud par lie Bayou Fuselier, ct
FOnest par des terres dAdophe Sicily, ensemble
avec toutes les batsses ct ameiorations dependant
de la dlte terre. excepte ceIles sus-mentionnees
II est egaement blen entendu que la batisse du nou-
Veau eaie etabll par Jacob Anselm est reservee.
Aussi les esclaves suyants savoir
un negre nomme Francois, age 'environ Is ans.
Tn negre nomne Falsin, d'environ 26 ans.
Une negresse nominee julette, d'envron 4J ans.
Une negresse nominee Betsey d'environ 40 ans.
T.. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff
Bureau drASherif: St Landry, 10 Avril, 1858.