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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07
THE LAST BULLET.
AN INCIDENT OF COMMODORE STEWART S
ALGERINE EXPERIENCE.

The United States ship-of-war, Con-
stellation, was anchored in the harbor Of
Algiers, whittier she had proceeded un-
der command Of Commodore Preble,
having on board, among other officers,
Charles Stewart, then an acting Lieuten-
ant, and the man the old Commodore
looked to for assistance in fighting the
Algerines.
1t was the watch of young Stewart.
and he was pacing to and fro on the deck,
about half-an-hour after sunset, when he
saw small boat. containing single per-
son, coming off from the Old Port, as
the western part of the town is called,
and heading directly for the ship. This
person was rowing with all his might,
and Stewart was not long in discovering
the cause. Close behind the single boat
man was seen large saliee rover, filled
with men, whose presence was announ-
ced by a continual firing at him of whom
they were in such determined pursuit.
holding on their way until they were un-
der the very guns of the ship.
Now, by my SOUL" cried Stewart,
"may l be shot if l do not teach those
fellows lesson. Stand by. Mr.. Rogers, -
he added, addressing favorite gunner.
- to throw little grape into that fellow" !"
An instant later, wreath of smoke
curled from the shore side of the vessel,
and As the report went booming over the
water, the iron messenger sped on its
way, crashing into the pursuing boat,
severely wounding two or three of her
crew. She instantly turned to put back,
at the same time that the fugitive reached
his destination. and came up the side, in
to the presence of the officer Of the deck
He was an elderly man, with stou,
frame, and brownish features; but it did
not require but a single glance of the
Lieutenant to see that he was Of English
or American descent. AS soon as he
was sufficiently recovered from his over
exertion to breathe. be went on to tel
his story, to which Stewart listened with
much excitement and interest.
The newcomer was an American citi.
zen, named James Collins, native o.
New York. who, with his wife and daugh'
ter, had been taken from an American
vessel at the same time as its commander
and crew, two years before. by an Alger
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07

Lieut.. Stewart. He was just wondering
what he should do with it, when the old
Moor came down stairs with large sa-
bre in his grasp, and made furious dash
at Mr.. G. and his daughter, with murder
written on his features and dashing from
his eyes This sudden arrival decided
the destination of the last bullet.
+" Take it, you black DEVIL" cried
Stewart, just as the fearful blow was des-
cending. and he fred his weapon, the
ball passing through and through the
miscreant's head, and bringing him dead
to the floor.
"Now, boys" added Lieut.. Stewart,
we are going to finish with hand to
hand fight. The powder and ball are
all out; we must trust to the sword ''
Closely followed by his men, as well
as Mr.. Collins and Miss Alice, the Lieu
tenant led the way towards the boat. 1t
seemed as if all Algiers had turned out
to witness the triumphal retreat, the
streets being filled with thousands of
men and women collected together by
the brief contest at the Moor's house,
but not an attempt was made to intercept
the progress of the party, the bravest of
the Algerines contenting themselves with
scowls and denunciations.
Ten minutes later the rescuers were at
the cutter. Twenty minutes more, and
the entire party were safely back to the
Constellation, not having lost man.
The young Lieutenant received the hear
ty thanks Of his superior, to say nothing
of the gratitude of Mr.. Collins and his
daughter, whose family proved to be of
considerable consequence in New York,
and we are assured that Charley Stew
art was never happier in his life than
when Miss Alice was united to one of
his chums," noble hearted Lieuten-
ant, now Commodore, who fell in love
with the rescued maiden during the Con-
stellation's homeward passage.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07
To Keep Potatoes from Sprouting.

EDS. PRAIRIE FARMER:-To keep pota-
tatoes intended for the use of the table
from sprouting. from spring until new
potatoes grow, take boiling water, pour
into tub, turn in as many potatoes as
the water will well cover, pour off the
water, handle the potatoes carefully. lay
ing up in a dry place on boards only one
layer deep, and see if you do not have
good potatoes the year round, without
hard strings and watery ends caused by
growing. The neighbor | got my in
formation from says he has never failed
or had any trouble from rotting or sprout-
ng.Try a few. AFARMER.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07
Yoftrp.
From the Springfield Republican.
Over the River.

Over the river they beckon to me,
Loved ones whove crossed to the further side,
The CLEAN of their snowy robes see,
But their voices are lost in the dashing tide.
There's one with ringlets of sunny gold,
And eyes the reflection of heavens own blue
He crossed in the twilight gray and cold,
And the pale mist hid him from mortal view
We saw not the angels who met him there,
The gates of the city We could not see
Over the river, over the river,
My brother stands ready to welcome me.
Over the river the boatman pale
Carried another, the household pet
Her brown curls waved in the gentle gale
Darling Minnie gee her vet.
She crossed on her bosom her dimpled hands,
And fearlessly entered the phantom bark,
We felt it glide from the silver sands,
And oil our sunshine grew strangely dark;
We know she is safe on the further side,
Where all the ransomed and angels be;
Over the river, the mystic river,
My childhood's idol is waiting for me.
For none return from those quiet shores,
Who cross with the boatman cold and pale
We hear the dip of the golden oars,
And catch CLEAN of the snowy sail
And 10! they have passed from our yearning
hearts,
They cross the stream and are gone for aye
We may not sunder the veil apart
That hides from vision the gates of day.
We only know that their barks no more
May sail with us DER life's stormy sea
Yet somewhere know on the unseen shore,
They watch and beckon, and wait for ME.
And sit and think when the sunsets gold
Is flushing river and hill and shore,
] shall one day stand by the water cold
And list for the sound of the boatman's car
/ shall watch for gleam of the tapping sail,
shall hear the boat as it gains the strand,
! shall pass from sight with the boatman pale,
To the better shore of the spirit land.
/ shall know the loved who have gone before,
And joyfully sweet will the meeting be,
When over the river, the peaceful river,
The Angel of Death shall carry me.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07

BIpDY IN MASSACHUSETTS latest
ease of Biddyism Is chronicled by the
Greenfield Gazette. An Irish girl was
despatched to neighbours with note
and directed to give it personally to the
person addressed. On arrival, Biddy
found that the neighbor had gone to
Northamton, wither she wended her way
twelve miles, on foot, and traversed the
streets till she found the individual and
delivered the note. She then started to
return. stopping over night on the way
with some friends. and reaching home
next day, when she told her mistress
that she must give up her place, for she
could not go any more on such long
errands.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07

Now let me tell you a secret-a secret
worth knowing. This looking forward
for enjoyment don't pay. From what |
know of it, | would as soon chase butter
flies for living. or bottle up moonshine
for cloudy nights. The only true way to
be happy is to take the drops of happi-
ness as God gives them to US every day
of our lives The boy must learn to be
happy while he is plodding over his les
sons; the merchant while he is making
his fortune. If he fails to learn this art,
he will be sure to miss his enjoyment
when he gains what he sighs for.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07

On Thursday evening of last week,
a young lady, just arrived in the cars
from the east, met with young gentle
man from the west, at hotel in Daven-
port, at the supper table. They had
never seen each other before, but struck
an acquaintance right away, and were
married next morning.
The Investigations before the coroner's
jury on the death Of the Hon. Mike
Walsh, resulted in establishing the fact
that he died by apoplexy.
Two rival candidates for senatorial
honors in the eight district, New Hamp-
shire, Walter aud Benjamin F. Hartman,
are brothers, who live on the same farm.
and in the same house
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07
NO.. 3.

RAPID INCREASE OF PopULATIoN.-
Some idea may be formed of the rapid in
crease of population, from the following
well authenticated incident, for which we
are indebted to Mr.. Langley, editor of
the San Francisco Directory, and the Cal
ifornia State Register.
One day last week an employee Of Mr..
Langley, engaged in coupling facts for
his forthcoming Directory, stopped at a
house in this city, rang the bell, and
found himself confronted with the pro-
prietor, when the following dialogue en-
sued:
"Will you be kind enough to furnish
me with your name for the Directory"
Certainly my name is"
"Have you family?"
Eyes, wife and servant"
"Any children?'
"Wait moment, I'll go an see."
In the course of five inmates the pro-
prietor returned, and joyfully remarked:
"Yes you can put down one boy"
1t seems that his lady had just present
ed him with a son. The employee NOV
ed off to gather information elsewhere
about half an hour afterwards, he was
returning through the same street, when
he heard hail from the house of the
gentleman above referred to, and on go
ing up the gentleman remarked:
"Sir you can put me down for two
Children
His lady had presented him with an
other fine boy. The above is an actual
occurrence, and but one of the many GU
rious adventures that attend the business
ola Directory employee.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07

Fanny Fern says, "If one-half of the
girls knew the previous life Of the men
they marry, the list of old maids would
be wonderfully increased ;" whereupon
the Boston Post asks, /" Ii the men knew
what their future lives were to be.
wouldn't it increase the list Of old maids
still further 30
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07

Smith came home glorious. and
took it into his head to try cold soup
the remains Of his dinner-before going
to bed. his wife heard him fumblng
about for awhile in vain endeavor to fud
it. At last he exclaimed "Wife, is that
ere soup tied up in anything. or is il a
lying around loose?''.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07

A grand volcanic eruption Of Manna-
loa, Sandwich Islauds. occurred on the
23d of January A whole village was
destroyed by the lava; no lives lost
The eruption was still active on the 18th
instant.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07

The individual who ''stood upon
his own responsibility" is to be indicted
for infanticide
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-27

Observation-Disclosures, Is aont.-senot
Malta. lie m%inis,re du gnnverncment %cons'itH'
tionnel da N.fexiqne, a passe un c"n'rat avee
DIES particulars de New-Ymk. pour des mate
RANK de guerre. Ces materinnx devront etre
expedt4. l.immedia.emeni 81, Mexigae.
NJ. Whitehead re'onrne en- Angle'erre all
lie fairssun effort pour satisfaire aux rec|ana
tions DIES Anglais detenteurs de bonds nexi
Gains.
On pense que les creanciers a Londres con
sentirons a accepter lea propositions que N
Whitehead a recnes On Senior lerdo de Tejad"
minisfre des finances du gonvernement de Jia
reg i Yera-Gruz. Ell que par cftte TRANSACTION
on .pourra ~realiser des millions de piasires.
LIE commencement a recu avis que NJ. DIVA,
lie ministre anglais, o etc rapPele c"nf"rme
meut a Ia declaration de lord John Russell
dams la Chambre DIES Commnnea. ct quill sers
remplace par un successor favorable an gou
vernement de Juarez.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-27
1MpR1MER1E Porn LES AYEuGLEs

A.-- EfR
L'attention de nos %'ec'e'Irs ct dn public en
general esl appele particnlierement Il une cir.
c%nlaire de M. u. Sherrnd. du Mississippi qa'on
traayera dams me autre colorne ct qni est en-
dnssee par DIES homrnes de graude reputation
dams lie Sud.
On vera one NJ. sherrnd est l'agent ponr
abts nir DIES subscriptions on des donations a
'effet de Greer IN Establishment National
dld,primerie, qui publiera des livres en- carac
'erea leves potr ledpcaiion de ce grand nom.
bre de nos citoyens dams les Etats-Unis gui
sont priyes de Ia rue.
II y q deux semaines que NJ. Shcrrod est
dams notre pnroisse sollieiiant des cnntribn,
lions a Get obiet louable. ct ctest nvec plaisir
ane nous apps1ons one ses effirts ont etc
ctmronnes de sncces.
II est parti mardi apres mi anr alier Vi
sitter les parnisses de Lafay41e, ST. Martin Ell
Ste. Marie, aysni en- vne Y meme ohiet ct
nous esperons one les eiioyetaa wees p~aroisses
en- gene nntrihncrons li,teralelnent a Ia
noble cause a Ia ehel,e i est 81 devoue.
II fat parti de &c nombre d'infnrtnnes don't
'e bien etre en- ee moment est 81 cher 4 son
ceur. Nous lie recnmi andnns ans citayens
de toutes leg parfisses CONNIE nm hnmHe d nie
hante prolific ct ayant tons les talents neces,
Ieaires pour assllrer le success dc "a mission.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-27
N Kits OF No. Mockerel Just re.
a. eeNed by r. CURTIS & co.


HUIr EHFAxTst-on nona nasser. 90 no;o,
Exclamation. dit lie Courier DIES E,ats- fJnis.
car sll Int jainais permits de s'etonner. res,
1snTe'aeul en- presence dune femme oni dnnne
s~asSanee en- IN seui ionr 4 HUT enfanis Ce,te
mere phenomenale a nom Eun,ce bradley et
aelneare a J%uhuson, dams lie co,nte de Trum.
sah Ohio.
HUT %eafants! |! Apras tout. lie pere deyaj,
= attendre, sill connait lie proyerbe sur les
pons ehiens qni chassent de race. En- efet. /.
gram mere de "a frcnnde maitie avail, eu Gina
ts'fes de i~n,nelles; me de ses files ~s'etaii
asaHse dams rue famiIle on il nv await AUST
gse des ~luneanx ct de &c marriage e,aient mes,
= premiere aimee. areis epfa,is don't miss
Iaa'ee Mowery elsit ~l'ainee. Aussi ~lorsonp
timothy Bradley. erorsa. il va six ans, ce,,e
ae. qhl ppsait aiors 273 liyres, sea amis lui
pfsa'ren'-ils qn'one femme 81 crosse, e, issue de
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-27

GEssRos1Te D'uN MILIiosAIRE.-le mar
cband lie plus richie de N.pw-York est, on lf
sail, NJ. A. I. Stewart. qhi a. pour aII'sl dire.
le mopopole din commerce des narehandises
seches. Son magasin est IN immense 'aiais Ell
marbre blanc. Ilomme de moenrs sitnples ct
de- rna,s pen dispendieax, NJ. Stewart s,'yai'
sncumnIer les millions dansses eotre= sans ifop
savair QUEEN fare. II Went de co1'crsoif IN
grand. noble Ell genereux prn;et. II fera' di15
IN. eonstruire prochainemant I'M aisle ponr les
ye,,yes ct les femmes indlgentes. ct il y c"asa-
crera nm million de piaslres. denx millions
me me sill lie faut. A ceux qai i,ara'~sep,
sl,rpris de cette manifcence r"yale. II ffpoIo
ou.il dot son immense fortune aux ieni1nes
%an,elIes hi achetent toni ce quill tmporte. e.
q men canstruisant I'M hospice pour les pins
panvre. d,ep,re elles. il ne fat one leir rendre
me minnie par'ie de ee qn'elles la' ont d tonne.
lie ,rait p%iqnant qui aceompagne Ia b'nne
ruvre du marehand de New-fork ne reno
c~eI'e.ci nj moins meritoire, nj roins digpe
d'aamiraticD. IAbsiIle,
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rp,,rp nus AppIr,,xs pc innrna1y
y. Ia .trr,.s,, $40 i, ,,,;,. ca r,,t;nn. dane
~ IA Il. rJfn;,,, >, rnnas,, co,u,,a 40 IN.
! ~ i harn,snan,s d.esclav vas s,,r Ii cote a..
M" ~. II ma MONS "a, INA v,.,,, a ~ s,ie,
'.,a a. rn,oeurs mais ms copfrerps de New.
w. W., n.ra;ssa,t hs.,,,eo,,,, n,,a,y re,.aigu,s
~ y.,e, os ,n.a.,;t 10 Va. hinS,o,,
" Ia,. Vi nm cnrrss,,anaan a. q. ;,,urnal:
.nn, ass,ra NH ex;s,p des aenots De sa.,,a.
49, -. !. ,I,. a. ,.;,,. ,r,nla ,.,lles
"a -, les ;ni,ies ,,e1ven, Ies irunyar ,,ar.
~ ~ = ,,an,hr. d. ,lusisn,a crp,a;nes paru,i
~, - ,,ao.,s ~, c.s IL ,at. ca tro,,yep,. Charles.
IS, g, NJ M.,,,,h,x =, t~,nI,,mt;a. N an, ete nom,
~" w. p,,a ,,ers,T,ra me l. co,s,dere on,ne
m's. II, ~ anoa Ella ~, ;ne,rme ,,,elle
~ ,s ,,sns 9es tr,is deua,s environ peuf
o.,,s nsorts ;n,ptrtes. II atail de pntarir,e
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-27

TINE oRpONNASCia relative aux chemins 81 To-
wees snr Ia Riyiare Atcl,afalaya.
II est daelst6 par le Juty de Police de Ia Paroisse
st Laudry, que l'orionnanre, ~intitalte: 1"Une Of.
damnanre relative aux chemIHs ct levees aur TAT.
chafalaya's passte 1e 2 feyrier 1850, soft amanda,
comme lt,it:
''Que I'ihspecteur NOMINEE par ladite ordinance,
est par ces p~fesentes autoriaG a fttre les visites ct a
bonner les notices OF les directions ainsi anfil est
patrrvu par Ii Tine section de Performance du 20
mai 1858. ~intitnlte: Tine oraonnance relative aux
Ghemins ct anx Levaes SIR l'Atchafalaya'i depuis 10
premier de septeInbre ~jasqu'au premier octobre
1859, ct do p~roefdrr d'aprbs il Ini contre cenx qni
seraieat en- cnntravention dos Ord ,%ntahres du Jury
de Police Il des luis de Fiat ct de Ia Paroisse, 10
Ter de nnvenlbte 1859.
Qie ledit inspcctenr d%nnnefa leg notices exigfea
par Ia snle Sect. de laaite ordinance du 20 mai 1858
aix. non residents depuis lie Ter de septcmhre jus.
qu'an Ter octubre 1863 Ct lie pfoeaaer centre ceux
qmi seraient en- eontfavention dos ordolnanees OF
des lois do cctte Paroisse ct de Fiat le Ter noycm'
hre 1853. @M
Que cette orlannance seit pnbli6e dams 10 journal
0tieiel Ut 4n'clle aura force dc loi aussit0t ia publ.
cation.
Deerstee, le II aout 1859.
EBERT CAN'T. Psesident.
Inc n RttulRp frptJlnr. T- q noUt
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On ecrit de Londres, sous Ia date du %


]nlltet:
Lia1nlelhde est 1~ohJ"hfs granhe ch"z nous.
II hh'rti rafce que lon croft aiercfvtir me
tendance 4 so'itever des questions flcare Plus
etiropfehnes que n eta't ceIIe de In Pe''ins''le,
ct e''s''he loe i"i ne V"lt encore ane"n com
me.cetle"f de d~esarmpineht en- Europe.
On sent plus que .la,ahis lie bes"lh q unr en-
sehie generate. any cer'atns i'tihclpes DOM
'an's, u IA DIES hf''nhies on ant ac'l'i's me
graiide reputation az Sagesse CT de imtft'yarce.
tlni sentiment cfaliifFt' 4iie ! Europe ten'ft
b'enfot dams ilhe az ces efists E'eislbtts l'ii iahi
eih"lne dams hls'"ire. et dt'n' lev s'i'ies sef''ni
'n'a'c 'i''oes. "A iear penn he we, ~ y a
~I.reS'lue %l,hrt,''' u''e confusion inpSfrleable.
pa cote Dc 'ia'e-s'nl"'sa"' aie &c lmyss'h
reS'f >e'' arh''re '' .e' "fs''"trS--'f+ ''"~'g'''''
on a'l'. pour aiAs' ai'f, t'h's te> s'aHes Il H'h
f"r,nsd,h'e 'en'relr; ct rs ehert'i'tn' aNec IT.
lnie'ade' res bases q nhe action, Commune pom
Ai'9te'effe e' IA france. LES fapl''f's tt
A"','eir aVec III 'F'sSe' III imene hVer n
''fh'h'' i'Fe'agle' ne iehr Phrhisseht pas n'et'
f''ss''fa'',S. 81 US NJ fenVeia, pas at''''tner ~
vehs ~ III p'si''o' ut ~ iar4"e e' ne ~
ayIie:
sans ere 'ies HARNESSES. ee"S tl'i ehN'sa
gent Ia SITUATION ac'''pile r'as n's c%"n'e"rs 81
s"i''h'Ps iha'ieie'a oeaae"nP lesFf'' i.nh''c
le s''f'e one '"'f &c 'lli Sc at on sc Ian 81
France pfe'e a t,llie commentaries. Aills' 'e'
rtI'"''ses oe q"eiqhps Jn'fhanS tfaacais atN
o'sconfs ae GERMANS me'hpies ah far'eiie'it, e.
"A cer'ai''es f''iii'es ne 1.''ndfes' SOM lori re'nhr
1nfeS. d a",af, pins que nos VERSUS on' Fan
d y a''achrf r','s u importance que ees d'~c"ar'
~ que cs it'afi'es ne 'hTf''t't'. ! tah' fel'aft
cf'te l''S''cp aa s"n'erhe'he'.' ifa'ea's' que
hnts iii'efel a's o"'ls f~ai'l''fls cure les ''e'A
rays. u Sos, lh''ilre non Sehitn'Fn' catn'e 81
dis'le' ma,s ol'h gfflerehA a ! esh''' t'fs 'i'c"''
N~p'tat'epS ne Ger a'as "faienfs q ~ ceria'fs l'
hheisi''s' e. en- lace ne Ia s'gathea'ln''s IN u
S',l'il'eh' a''her aux PrfImfath~ mira res ~
ait9e'ette. h'hs' y ht''i.'eaf u en- l@'.riat
ieha.iil rals',il q e'pVpf IL v"lx presume an DIR
i1ief f,tt.l1eiil ei ne are re ON a ete I'LL man
les l'tS drs I'atrha'rS a''g'h'st
lelenaa'i. !, lalil lalff observer que II man
'ahl reSl"c''l ofs i~a'f@''es MIXTURES hfs ne"A
Iaas 'e aesi'F pas f'ne'et"eht iehr l,eslfoi
feia''Ne' oo le"' 'a't of""eo"p r'iS he 'rh''
lc' sans "ofeil'r les mehles resuita's 'lne e.
France. We sHHh ces ffsptlhts' es non pas ~
~chiifes ae nepe'ises, an laflet'' le pms elt'
llif1atne''t, VI. DOES sen'ns ne var &c one u
ffa'fe'a pa ,'ife' "rS'i' u ~ as' q ei''fe'
Ell campaigns mans W Jay e''anseF, D..
T"ir Gamer : ,ii'fsescei'ce az ! Europe !
lam a"e les gfa'.''S fMfssa''ees si'nl,g.'if. pa
I'm accord Sotei''1e'' q a'lsoipf 'e grand ~lfiicil"
u aIn'fasP HH n iI''utr ais w iaSefif M CON
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HOMAGE Az LIEUT.. MAuRY.-Napoleon
III, dit TAbeiIle de la Nelle-Orleans. a fail re-
METRE dernit cement All lieutenant Marry. d.
rectenr de l'Observatoire National de Wash
ipcton. une medailIe dor poriant dun cote
ltefigie de r'empereur des Francais, ct de Ian
ire nhe inscription tres aat'ense pour lie sasah'
americain. NJ. Manry q reeu egaleHent d'
roi de Portugal une leltre auihograrhe qni IN
%confere lie -degre d'oficier de la Tonr ct DC
rEpee, ainsi que les insigues de i,ordre.
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yENTEs PAR LIE SHERIFF.

VENTE PAR LIE SifERIF.-Etat de Ia
v Lnuisiane-~Cou de District, parnisse st. Ian.
dry-Ne. T6T6.-Fransois Robin w. Joseph d. Hi
etiard.
En verta dun writ de Fl. ia. delivrs sur IN bond 4
douze snois, dams l'affaire ~ci.siessus, par Ia Cour de
District. dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st, Landry ct le
s,,sdit Etat, et 4 moi adresst, II 4era expose en- vente
publinue, pour dn compliant. a y Malson DC Cour,
dams la Vile des o%pelouas, SAMEBI le Ter jour
d'nctobse. A.. d. 1850, cGmmeneant 4 III henres a.
NJ. ct continuant de JOUR en- jpur, sill est necessaire.
tous les arnits, tities, ~interets ct pretentlans dd de-
fendeur, Joseph D.. Richard, j la proprieta suiyante,
a SAVIOR:
Tin certain terrain, aitue dams Ia vile des Opelol-
sas, borne all nosd par 3. r. tiu,tt. a FEST par Ia
rue de Ia Coar, Il lDne%t par une propriste de 70
seph Hayes ct AN Sud par Ia is,s South, ensemble
avec les hatisses ct authorizations 4tii ~ t~fonyent.
Bareaa da Sheriff, 0pelaasas, "a aont 1859.
i. v. CHAcHEHE, Sheriff.
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SAM sDI, "a AeUT 1880.
Aux HiBITANTS EFT COMMERCIALS.

LIE patriotic DEs O .LousAs
etant la feuille la plus pandae
dams la Paroisse St. Landry, lis
reimbursement rappelle aux per-
sonnes qui ont des avis 4 donner,
qu'elles trouveront IN ayantage
certain en- les falsant inserer dams
ses colonies.
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Academic des 0pelousas,

r F. sonssigua oavrira son feole dams la vile dies
0pelonsas lnrdi lie sepsernbre. SEES prix sont:
Pour les aeax langt,es 81 par mois.
PdHr les mem Is ea y ~ajoataut SOFT lie latin On lie
gree s. par mois,
II q dl iogemeut pnur q~nelqnes pensionnaires.
Les parents sont prizes DE- veHir examiner Get eta.
basement avant de placer leuFs ~enfan.s a~iiienrs.
~ e.. n. EsTILETr.
Opelou54s, 81 sopt 1852.