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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01

Federal Ccurt.-The 1st Of May is tie
time set for the converting Of TIE Spring
term Of the Federal Court IN this place It
is not probable, though, that the Court will
assemble before Monday. There are two
crim;na,s tc try, and much other important
business to be transacted.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
How II cansDe .Done.-We were

formed on Monday by business gentleman
that he paid another person large sum Of
money, yaad that in about FIVE minutes time
the whole amount passed through four DIFF
ferent hands, thus liquidating a large a.
moupt.of debt. This is the way to do-z-e5
each pay the other, and in this manner
much good may be done, but don't b any
means forget the Printer.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
Death Of Col. Hamtranck.-Col j ohm

F. Hamtranck died at shepherdstown on
the 2lst nit lie was appolntea BY Gov.
Smith to the command Of, the, II irgigia, Re
giment during the Mexican war and ac-
Quilted himself i7r 81 :9 in tAat po-
sition.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01

sESArE--Tuesday, April 27.-Mr Green
called up the Kansas report when
Mr.. Critttenden resumed his remarks
in opposition to the report Of the Commit
tee of Conference.
HousE-Mr. Hughes offered resolution
spupporting to censure Mr.. Spinner, of New
y ork, who, yesterday attempted to submit
preamble and resolution casting reflection
%upon Senator Bright and Representatives
English and Foley, for locating land war
rants through the order of the Commission
or oftl-e General Land Office Mr.. Hughes
strongly condemned the action of Mr.. Spia-
tner1sn thus attempting to stab the reputs-
ton OF members Of Congress, by quoting
and Incorporating newspaper paragraphs
rejecting upon Senator Bright and Repre-
-seatatives Foley aud iInglish.
-AIr. English ablydefended his conduct,
showing that he had located land warrants
under law, and had not in any respeetbeon
favored. If any slnan said that he was; in
siinencedShy: other than patriotic motives ca
the kansass question, he would pronounce
him liar, poltr0on, and coward.
gfir. Spianer made brief reply, stating
that heswas.in earnest in offering his reso-
LUTON for Select Committecr.
Evy- See the advertisement nf Mr., Hnob
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01

DisceRsslued.-r The Post,tDffice at Clne,s
Mill, il this county, has been discontinued
Rcaz2 a - no one to attend toit,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
FOR HIGHLAND COUNTY.
FGP HT EpIY

Wo are authorized to announce ADAM STE
PHENSOS, as Candidate for the Office of Clerk
Of the County and Circuit Courts Of Highland
County.
We ere authorized to announce GEORGE 7.
ROBSON, Esq, as a Candidate for the Office Of
CLERK: Of the County and Circuit Courts Of uish-
land County.*
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce 4 NDREAy j.
BIRD, as Candidate for the Sherifalty of High
land County.
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENJ}E
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH NJ.
CHEW, as Candidate for Commissioner of the
Revenue, in District No. |, Highland County
FOR SHERIFF OF PENDLETON.
We are authorized to announce Cant. E. z.
SAUNDERS, as 2 Candidate for the Office Of Shar-
if of Pendleton county,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01

Eg See the advertisement of Mr. Hugh
Cornell, who is advertising an improved
Lightning Rod for sale.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
The M0le-Eycd Civ,

Gy Exchanges please notice.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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4 lection Day, 4th Thursday IN 1Kay.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-04-10

silAS. A. EAEER. Horloger, Biiunrier 9,
vrIgste, ene9ignRrc Main ct st Landry, opelon
monlres en- or ct on argent FRANCHISES ct anr,oisssps
Soupie npitiefs, montres Patent Levern eft I enine
eaaeles doreiiles, lsasnes, Brooches pour danes II
mpnas,etses pour messlenrs, %iunettes, plumes ON or
asHy hlallcHes dor ct dargent, parfsmcrie, Brooches
I eheyenN, sayons de toilette, ct autrcs artjcles tran
ioiiEs a enqnaerer, lie tout a des prix rtdui.s ponr an
compliant gu de homes aceeptations sur Ia yille "
= eNeeulefaa issi pour d6 compliant toutes espeees
de Ct a la satisfaction do tous cenS mn III anrpr,Sa.
de feur confance. 'lefoh'
0peloIsas, 10 mars 1856.
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NENTE PuBLIQUE.-Le public est pa
ie present ayerti que conformGment a IN ordr
&c honorable Com di l5me District Judicjaire d
! h,at &c "a Louisiana, dans ct pour Ia Paroisse st
LANDRY, u sera otiert par le sonssigne, All plus hau
et defnler eneherisseur en- vente publiqne. ct i h
%derlllere demeure de Denise F~ontenot, 4 la Prairi,
Mamouth, Paroisse st. Landry, lie ~
4s4s ,gth Jeadt, Ter Avri, 1868.
les prophecies formant Ia communicate oui existai
entire les heiitiers de la dite Denise Fonfcnot deco
ace, Ct Raphael Manuel, ct qui Sc composent aims
lo-Une negresse NOMINEE AGATHB. arfe a,ep
vifoh 80 ans, avec ses deux enfants ages, fun den
vron . ans ct l'autre de 3 aus;
2omune ieune ndgresse, CELESTE, agee d'enyi
Mam0uth; ""
fol paire de Baufs de tir; a
bp-Un lot de sbetcs douces; Y 9
6o-un lot de- clevaux sauyages:
7o-Un Cheyal dc monture bale;
SOL Charrette a Bmuf;
9o--l yieille Caleche; q
lo-ll lot dustensiles d habitants:
u@ lot de Cochons; q.
Elliot d'Ontils de Charpentier;
81 lot de Moutons;
lii Meter; N%
l5-6 petits Baguets; w.
l6-l lot d'ustensiles de cuisine;
III fer q marquer, fgurant sh;
Isl ArInoire;
III lot de Chaises ct dc Tables;
20-t Its cOmpIets;
2lI fusila deux eoups;
2s--l lot de wisselle;
2a-Enyiron / bales de Cotton,
IERMEs Ell CoNDITIoNs.-La Motto din prix ia.
NAT payable lie Ter Avril 1858, l'autre Motto. lie Ter
Avril 1850. Les acqndreNrs fournissant leurs bjllets
wee me %seonrite satistaisante, les escIayes de.
hentant Superintendent l,ypotheques a Ia succession
Ysqaa eolnpiet Placement du prix d'achat ct des in.
tfetS u o pour cent, uui DOlrYout s'arrr,ftra ,n...
de ehacnn des termes de Ia dite vente,
20 Feyrier, 1868. e"
THEODORE D%EvALCouRT.
e Eneanteur,
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HoRRlDIE WIRE MuRnER. -GenagesA
Lamb, a hotel keeper, at Mendoza IAipdAA
arrested for the murder Of his wife, las. Atads4
lg.ll confession Of which we find he following
report III the st. Louis Republican
He said he took his wife from liz AA55thW
House, aud put her ina yawl boat, for NRA
he paid VI, telling his victim he was gQiDsN
q small town down The river. HimselfM
Two others were in the boat with her. 5Th
names be did not know. He took her dvWl9i
within half a mile of the island, thedia dnofMJ
What one,) and there held her head under Eas
until she, strangled. He then fled ! Ion
around her neck, attached a stone to It ad
sunk her, The rope was about huff The sigV
Il common bed cord. asgsss3A
Mr. Stafford asked Lamb how he faltHhM
his wife was drowning. He said, be hlta
though he ought to have gone down withtet
LIE was asked what motive he had for the PEI,
petration of the deed, If Sarah This wiel hd
not always treated him properly md 5Nal'
He replied that she had never done him RrctE
and did not deserve her fate. bnt that hesss
influenced by other parties, the names pf sha@g
he could not or would not give. He drcxgeA
ner' he says, on the 18th Of December tN
After her body had sunk, he. with the slNg
other men, went ashore and sent the yaxl
adrift. 10 a question how his witeslFN
dressed, he answered, in the dress she I'M
making at the time he went for her q ~
fathers house. s1Assss
In commenting upon this horrible. affair t@
Republican says:
The murder confessed to by Lamb, Yhok
now in the county Jail. is a manstrodhs atfosstF
ty-almost, if not quite, without parallel Y
deliberate, cold blooded cruelty, aod .uua
wlckedness, it has never been eSceededsss9
was The murder of a coniding wife, who ~
never, it would seem given her husband a!
cause OF complaint against her, and was, lieis
lore, totally unprovoked, save by the1proffapy
ings OF his depraved passions.s III
How. he could have put her to death l1ias
manner he describes is inconceiyed ,by sy
man not as diabolical as himself. There aH
thousands of brave men. who would have 70
VOTED at drowning q blind puppy'i in the Wy
he drowned this unoftending vile Lookgs
the murderer alone, it is easy to say tina. u
deserves as cruel a death as lie inflicted. pa,
our laws are humane, and consider all efM
punishment as demoralizing otherwise pu'r
ing by a slow fire at the stake would % p0
unit doom for such a fend .,s
We Of course assume that Lambs voluntary
is the truth. There seems 70.
Sufficient reason for diSeredilipg it. inns eor
lesion involves two other men, who, u seeas
aonld be hired with money, and not pro1aas
large sum either, to aid and abet this e wv
murder. No effort should be spared TO os 81
cover who these men mere. The gallows w,
detranded Of its righteous duties, il any,
NE parties to this abominable crime eseas
detection.
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A Wis MEDIGAb.--Le DR. y,I1yoong.
"A. Acoucheur, Ohirurgien, Dentiste, Az anv
toyens. = sous ses eohei-
Il remplira scs ~fonetions avee zele. at les man.
seurs 90 sefte serpnt gaSris par ses SONS. de ceite
OUNCE jours environ, fN40uea e
e.nsHi,at tons gIatnltes pour les ~indigeas. les Inn.
III 81 sendredi dc 3 4 = henres du matin.
a,Vs'eaees.-gMs Reveillon 4 Taylor, A. Meynier,
earrlgnes' Agertn AfsenauS, O. A. Guidry.
0pelonsas. % 0eNt 1857.
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NEN1E PAR m sHERIF.-E1atd 81 I
XENTE PAR IE sIIiSRIF.-zEtaf a 4
Loalsiane-CoHr de- District, paroisse n. NH Y
Sl56s-Lastie Dupre Vi. David + ~ Ill

sEa vertp dun writ &c 4. fa.s dslivre dams M fhirelc;
f osEses 81 Ra fa a 4 Sogr Is ~ Il p .i,aEi, !, dams e pour j. IA
I sera, expose en- vente pablique, pour Id cot r.rt,sst
& m Maison Dc Gonr dams Ia vile des Opelousas
MADl,J Ter jour dc mai. As D. 1888. cornSnsn.
ss1 s q II aasusss 4; y. " eoatiauant I'D jour 60 jour,
prstentiohs adj dit dtfendeur. David 11 r.vens Is g
Z y pl5priete' %siiyahtc, saisiet pour s~atistaire ie+Sdiit
III ans. ss'A' asu y easlfon
Bureau du sherif, Opeelouusass,, 81 mars AN 1855. s1ei
-us !. N. CHACHERE, Sheriff
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w . Jchtiss afiu WINS lib ptHc6y&&A
I'D beggars were wont To eougnl
6 with a corpsei She sfhruniks m
I'd, but it seemed to her diseased ~ p
.urted imagination that the dead will MINI
forward to look still upon ther-she ezesusi
in the corner behind it, bit she. fancied
turned its head.ll The whila N
seemed to stir, rse .~ss3artichf' n n
her moral terror it seeIfiedl That The slif ~,
filed the rooms. Oh would her cousins s'g
come ? sS 19
There was some flint noise Il, an adio1i,s;
room and Isabel's heart sprnpg to her nas,f
as she clung closer to the shattered VIII Isas,,,
ing that it was the motion 4 fthe ehasstlv nv ss
thing. She thought It was looking Il \,
moving its icy finger! Thsnld drops o,,d
from around her white lips, md the yery nj
ses Of her heart seemed to stand sill witlhI u.
ror. Q, would Amy mere. come ?
1t was q strange sight--the III reporied 81
Isabel In her glittering blue robes and fr NS6Ik
dent diamonds, eroncling like d terrified palIr
in the dark earuef, hiding her ashy face il i
decorated bands and tle stiff stark corn 4
Que as young and fair as herself, staring NH TiSb
Ehu''J Tvs VII Ndcauty ONe dressed i0rl
ball, the other frozen 10 DEATH. sAsS
Five minutes after, when HE wondering 4,
came to see why her cousin Ind not coidne doff
She found her insensiblc at The feet u ie
corpse. s7
u was long ere The horrorslrNken ID
walked from her swoon. but that aliJpaiiiinE I'LL
hohr alone with the dead taught Bel / III
lesson, md she rose from the bed n sjc6kuSess
that followed her terror and exposure Is III u
cold a wiser and q better gill. Alien
buried Mt her expense in the quite shadofsffd
Greenwood, and Isabel never forgot lie n
fal end Of The poor maiden. sNs
The fatal handkerchief that had been iii finS
ponsible caase-of so much evil was nessss Il u!
ried, but lay in lsabeIs dressing box, Il /
yet eloquent monitor. She was deeply chaSiN
and from a wild and gleeful girl had beccas
a serious, thoughtful woman, weary Of ga5ey
aud fashion, and ever seeking how sle tssil
best be the almoner Of her fathers weshk
Through the whole of her life she never ibr
the sorrowtal history Of the Fifty DollarHis
kerchies.. 4 nh
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MANUFACTURE D,HAgJL
LEMENTs POUR NEGREs-
?. A. HEBRARD,

~ NoueeNe. ORLEANS.
informe lie public quill Went d'annexer Il son mora
SIN de marchandises seehes, an Establishment nom
ses. e "sS'es'
La qnaiite sgpSrieare DIES dtoiIes, la soliaita de
! ouvrage ct snftout Ia modicitG de ses prix. hi fonf
at district. "e''""'
Pour les prix ct conditions. s'adresser a NJ. p r.
hebrard agent de la manufacture. apx oneyousas
on ron fourra yoir des echantillons des Gtohes Ell de
Iouvrage.
Els souSsignes proficient de cette occasion
a poar remercierl les patrons de l'anoienne soei6ti do
MOTIFS et Robertson pour leur patronage liberal Of
eSpc,iFehtau par lenr grande attention aux aA3irc DO
mertler leur coniiance. Nous venons dc reeevo;r rn
gmr NH u aSsgrtiment de marchaudises, tells que.
SELLERlE,
HABlLLEMENTS,
CHApEAUX.
bottles eft SOULIERS.
Aifsl 9nun assortment de Groceries, Medicines
."te'tees, etc., que nous ot1fons Il bon mnrrhf nam,
y compliant, on a dcs ternes Tres libtraux aux pra.
Big Cane, IS feyrier 1857.
IL. MORRIS & Co.
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NENIE sPuBLlQuE-Sera vendu Il Zen.
can public, en- vertl dun ordre dc Ia COM DE-
District, 4 la maisen de Cour, dams la vile des
opelousas, par lie n~linistere dun encanteur compe.
tent, le @Tf ~
MprdI. 10 Avril, 1858,
Unslot de terre situee dams la willie des opelousas
ensemble avee toates les amelioratlons ct batisses
qni sly ~troayent ct appartenant a la succession d.
Henry Marshall. y
Washington, ID mars, 1858.
@.5u Vim. IRELAND,
9 81 Executeur 1festamentairc,
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7UTe10uIus, to maFs 1858. q .9T@ --IV"
II. II. LTTELI., kdministrator

VENTE a LENCAN.-Les soussirnes
y yendront, par lie ministere dun encantenr, dh-
Brul6es le $50
.s93qs43 t.Jeudi, Is AVN, 1858,
tont icnr assortment de marchandises consistant
principalement en- Machandises stcl,es. Groceries
iiabii'ement contcctionIts, Chaprllerie ,Casahettcs'
Botfes. Soaiiers, entin dune quantities d'articles.
divers, don't Remuneration serait iron lonpne.
Aussi, une arande ~qlantite de Pieux de Bauieres.
B%ardemlx, MaraD,s, etc.
Les conditions seront connues lie Jour de Ia yYente
Plaquemine Brul6e, Is Mars. 1858.
das glas CLARK, HAYES & Co.
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fIlHEoD0kE DENALCoURT, Notairs
Public Ct Ancanteur dams ct pour Ia Paroissc
=! Landry. Bureau aa Grand Goteau. Tout ordre
.n'sse au nagasin de Mr.. j. B. PoLINGuE sera
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tI1HEODOSE s. ROBIN, Avocat, offre SEES
90 scs5snrvices q ses amis et iii public du Onatofzi-
enc et Qniizlasae District Judiciaire.s Son bureau
est aux Opelousas. Avfii Il. s1N"
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R TOLlDANO n TAYLOR, Marcbands
80 Ci,milissionaircs encoignuie dos raes Saint
CAarles ct Union, Noayel1e-O Orleans.
BENZ. ToLBDAao. J.M;DoyAnp rayno,
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|VENTE PUBLlQUE.--Le public. est q,
IL present averti que conformement 4 un, ords
des lsBonorable Cour dc District de FEtat ara
sLoulslane II sera 0fferte en- vente ptnblidue ~ IN
ofleier dament commissioner q ID fesideaS 90.
Iuheoosepn hiansiieid, decide, en- cetta
Jcudt, u Avrii, ls6A 1
les prophecies ciapras decrites ef asAt d
succession tu dit defgmt, 4 save
sAM, Negro age d'enviyees IN bon chpf
Uns ertain Lot de . X vile DIES on
lsas, avec les aInetiu* 81 ce1mporte, ce sl%
tesssss & SSaat dFiad a SSdence al defnnt, ID
Az Norqspar la ~elrys au Sud par Lise \
bssPll 81 ,Estup sseu lesson, ct . rOues
par ~ Vine O. 80 IN:
dition aiosils ID vllIe 1 sSs'E ope dss',s len en- fsSa1
fagveitf Dc n. Lastrapes, CONNIE le No. 40, ,|sssss
avec leg batisses qti s'y rattachent, borne -
az Nord par y rue Landry, an Sud par. le terrain
apnartenant aupasavant d Rachel Hicks, d rOuest
par Ia True Chestnut, ct 4 rEst bar Nine il. Hean.
champ 81 i.aeSSf.5 s9s & SfFa1
I'm lot d'outils de charpentier.
w revolver Dc. Collect IN Bowie-knife.
un insil q delx coups. de1x ~pistolets, un autre
Bowie-knife. de la poudre ct du plomh. "a
Des meubles de maison ct des ustensiles de cuisine,
IN cheval creole ayec sci ct bride.
lUne iument ct son poulain.
YIN lot de mas ct depaille. ~
Deux matelas ct f0urnitures de lit. s.
800 piedsi de bnis. III
Des tables ct des chaises.
chent. 's7ss%#8 ~ , 1NSs1
Terrnes ct Conditions.-Toutes sommes n'exce-
dant pas dix ~pisstres, payables COMPETENT. lToutes
dspassant dix piastres ct alldessns, il I'm.
credit de tfois mois.
L,esciaye ct les immeubles seront veudus a un ere.
at dun ct deaxans a partir dn jour de la vente les
dormant ieur securite nersonneIle oyec
etRdosseurs Al IN satisfaction de IA Administrator ct
lenrs Rillels portant hut pour cent d'interet mar an
aprss echeance, jasqu'a parfait placement de rinteret
ct du principal.
Opeloulas, l3 mars 1858. as
M ~ i. II. LITTELI. dIM1iinistratn Err n
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ROGERS s. THOMPSON, Encanteurs
Bureau aux Dpelousas. ~
.GE0iiGE u. lsoGgRs. \ :. ruospsnu
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oUlS a. PATfN, Encantenr Public
daus Ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau
e. Grand Getean. Tons 'ordrcs IalssSs d IIiofcl
~ = haon, viz opeloasas sprprt promptement dxe-
cutes. Grand Guteai, 2 Fevricr.
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"a LBERT DEJEAN, Avpcat Ct Couseil.
- ler, Oipeloasasj Le., s'oceuppera toute alIaire
Y Gonoernant saR professien, ~ta,ltidans lii paroisse do ST.
Landry que dams les paroiases avoisiiantes.
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saJ BHAUUHAMP, EncaIteuF dans u
NJ 4 pom ~ Patcisse st. Landry. executcra syer
ptQNlgptlt1de toute affaire Qni Iii scra toni9. hi.
r<alI Anx 0ijdi0asts II naars 1859. 1870 MI
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We lately heard a vulgar politician boas
nPon the stump that he aud Daniel Weosaa
once siaid over night ut the same public hous.
1t must have been a house of " entertainment
lor man and beast"
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.ToIIN IL. KING, Avoear.-A transporte
4 sou ONCE i lencoignure des r,es Iouarv If
4iaTcne, et ~attenaat a SON ~lomicile, pressure Ell iace
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ALPH0NSE DEBAILLON, Encauieur
p'nhlIc dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry.
Font nrdre laiss6 chez lui Oh aa bureau do r. q.
Robin lseraf prom telneit execute. E
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QulS GODEFR0Y, COLLECTOR. offe Sos
- services aux habitants de st. Landry at dos M.
Son bureau est rue do Ia Gonr, chez Andre
Ncynier, Jlge de Faix. opelousas, as few. 1857.
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aNEzIME A GuIDRY, Noiaire q mn.
cantnar paflic dams II pour ID paroissee s St. ian.
dry Rlreau D ia Maisun de- Gour.a7
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GDSELIN, PIERRE, Menuisier ct Char
ron ollre sos services au public. sss piix Sc,
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WlLEIAM Al. SPENCER, Avacat.-
y Exeryera "A profession dams iess 3difia;rcntcs
yonrs dn l5lne District Jndiciaire. Par son assidni.
puhlics Bureau aux Opelousas.
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ORDoNN ANUE n. Q uicopque tiendra dan,
nne reunion pablique ime table on ii sera dan
ne a boire, a manager gu A joiner, aura A Sc conforms,
sux reslenent que present. cette ordonnanoe al,
~ pfendte tue !icence 1tli sera aecordee ON 50 con
dormant aux articles qui suivent:
Arr, J. Qlicoalle tiendra une table cd il sera
sound manager, paiera cinq piastrcs par an; Ia
meme souiine aera due pour n importe 0ucAe fraction
rein. y oes
AT; ~ 1.ofsqac dos liquears. seroat venancs on
tne table de jcn ~oayerte, Ia licenee sera de qpinze
piiastres par M, n'imparte a qaelle epoque az Fan.
nee n iicchcea pi c.ae prise.
MT. III fiaates perssmles Sc ~trouvant en- contrn.
yenfton ayee les provisions quo component cette OF.
DOMINANCE, seront passibles Dc IA stisie Dc Ii table 81
1e toas les ohIats WI peayent sly rattaeher 81 de
Plus nne amende dc viust ciuq piastres leur sera in
nlgee pqsr Ia pfemiefe oiiease Ell lie double dc eette
somme pour chaciine des ~oiltases qpi sen suivraient.
ATT. ~. GA pourra Sc procurer ces licences ayec
10 Gollecteur dc Paroisse. wy
Art Y. Ilsora dn devoir dn Coiieeteur de paroi,.
&c dc metre en- viguelr la presente oraonnaace.
Art. VI. Cette ordpnnanne aura force de lni
srente jours apres 50 publication dams lie Journal Of,
fciel de ID Parnissa. W
Opelousas, 6 mars 1858.
ELBERT GANTT prsst3.nt
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vembre proclaim, 1856, tostes les marchanaises o.
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