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NOTICE.
There IL one condition Of tie Female system in tchich
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irresistible tendency Of s medicine 10 restore the
nal functions 10 normal condition. that eDea the re-
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Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
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Post Office, New York City.
Sold by druggist in every town in the U. States.
Il. Il. HUTCnINGS,
General agent fer The United States 165 CAaabers-
Ness York. to ac.on al rh0lesds orders should be al
dressed.
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EEEa-=-Sr SzzIzE.,-.
Change Of Projectors and
CHANGE Oy PEACE.

Il 90
Esaocs. shoes, G.. &c.
% i.- Is Co.. I4H Ft.- . taa.- lace ~ 'n-
silrss ga- lr- west of Crah-.au. Tlr.e 4 Co.'S
Earhtlz House. fis street. aud having just F-H
supp'v OF are best quality and o. sv-tv csls-T-
able variety. direct fret tI- same manufacturers 'ai
hereto ore s9ri.l=l Child a c., consisting ut
Mems KIP, CALF and Thick Boots,
Boy sod laH:.'s kiU. Calf and Thick Boots,
Ladies ga '-.'. lace, sll Congress Boots,
f.sdi-s' 81 "a E-,.r.. Boots,
Miss ana C.llre- Boots aui Shoes NJ every posi-
be variety and description. respectfully represent
That every pattern o; shield for tie foot,
Prom dainty 'ipl.rr TO sturdy boot,
As we. FOR those whom fashion b-g-i'cs.
A. FOR those gUhsckueyed IL -cu;rll w.Ies,
For those who IS trip th- fsntastir -oe,'
Aud ;tes- Sho ia ca~-.5Ie numbering 90,
For native or FORE g,s-iuru vsnt-vIt ~ is",
Prom jie Longest and biggest boot down 20 size,
We keep and viii se.i, - figures Q lgnJ.
Tina; all opposition U.sIst dwjudie and blight.
New aud fresh arrivals, according to demand.
Boots aud Shoes made t. orter, ard repairing dcue
promptly under Tie rvsion % the senior partner,
whose long experience in Boot and Shoe making
him in Ginning be god judge Of Leather
factFTr and fits
Give us call frat. ABEL GROW,
ari6 A. E. GROW
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EanCles,
USEFUL and Ornamental, such as Money Purses,
u Card Cases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tablets. &c.
oc0 Ely. GRIGGS.
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Another Reply to Judge Black by Senator
Douglas.

In the Philadelphia Press of Friday
rejoinder to the attorney generals last es-
say, by Judge Douglas, is given. Though
borne down by i'll health Senator Douglas
comes back at the cabinet essayist with his
usual logical power. If he before riddled
the fiimsy legal argument of the attorney
general, in this last reply he makes him
the laughing stock" of the country The
following note accompanies Judge Douglas
reply:
WASHINGTON, Nov To- 1859.
On Monday, November !, devoted the
greater portion of my time, as had done
Tor the two or three preceding days, to pre-
pairing rejoinder TO that of Judge Black.
then just published. During that time
had been suffering intensely with inflam-
matory rheumatism, which had confined
me to my couch, and rendered me incapa-
bic OF writing Suddenly, however, nv
disease changed into a regular attack Of
bilious fever from which moment | have
not been able to write n line or to read or
revise word had previously written
Being now satisfied, after the lapse of ten
days that | will not be able within n rea-
sonable time to complete my rejoinder,
have determined to authorize my friend,
! Mr. Sheridan, to publish the foregoing I'M
finished pages, without revision. alteration,
| or the omission of word
l had particularly desired to refer to the
record in the case of Chase's amendment
for the purpose of showing conclusively
that. if DR.. Gwin had published the entire
record, instead of emitting half of it, he
would have conveyed to the public an i'm
preston directly the reverse of that he at
tempted to produce by publishing one-hal'
and suppressing the other In regard to
the amendment of Mr. Trumbull, cited al
SO by DR.. Gwin, the same proposition is
true, and would have been proven by the
record. am too feeble, however, to ado
more. Here let the controversy close fo
the present, and perhaps forever.
The following is the significant conclu
sion of the reply to Black and the adini
nistration:
ITO separate Mr.. Douglas from tn
! democratic party seems to be the patriot
ic end to which they all aim. They ma,
as well make up their minds to believe,
they have not already been convinced o
the fact by The bitter experience Of TIL
last two years. that tie thing crnnot be dom
| gave them notice, at the initial point Q
this crusade. that no man or set of men OIL
! earth. save one, could separate me from
the democratic party; and as | was tina
one, and the only one who had the power
| do not intend to do il myself or perni
it 10 De done by othersr'
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Gov. MATTEsoN-Ex-Gov Matteson who
has lately been very seriously i'll, is recoy-
ering.
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DrING MANs RggzNTAsCE.--A few wears
ago. Rev Mr. B. a faithful. fearless
preacher, in one Of the hill towns Of
Hampshire county preached pointed ser
mon against the use of ardent spirits cspe-
cially designed for a mcnber OF his con
gregation. who was in the habit Of hiring
his help al a low price, IL consideration Of
the frequent treats that he furnished his
workmen-. Old Nat felt himself particu-
larry hit by the discourse. a. the coat 1T
ted him exactly. aud therefore ahsented
himself from church Tor two years. 4 few
week ago he was seized with hIs last Ill
ness, and expressed great anxiety 10 So"
Rev. Nj B. before he died. rs
son went post-hast for the minister VINO
! of course was quits ready 70 respond n the
diving mans summons ON entering the
room. he was greeted h.th the cool saiu-
ration. Mr. i -. ann about 70 die:
and have sent for YOU that You might
I have ohanc toaBe'ag.i~ 70 me Tor that liquor
I sermon preached 20 me few years ago
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EracnetEan,S I.nst.
&. IE:IEsEsCIs.
Silk. Woollen. and Fancy Over

Silk, Woollen, and Fancy Dyer,
U0SsaekS Block, Sorf site Of Main s. ctt1it1G, NJ.
Ii Of the following articles Owed Cleaned tn loo K
"A equal to silks, Satins, Felvcts, Grapes,
Shawls, Mcrinoes, Baizc, Bombazines, Apaccas, De
LANES Ribbons Feathers. Window Curtains, Hose, &c
Hair, Chip, Straw, other BoEuets or Hats dyed to
any StGds or PtftetR. Brocia Grape end En'hroidcr
ell Shawls beautifully cleaned or dyed. white Shawls
witt Embroidery in colors hay. white ground dyed
and the cclors preserved in their origi. al state.
-ntrmeu's Clothes cleaned and repaired in n superb
manner.
Carpet cleaning done at the shortest notice. apo
cUGARS.-A good assortment, at very low prices
- nAr2S VAN DoREN & OSBORN
DURNING FLUID-A pure article
Ed ,im VAN DORFN & OSBORN.
EeUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
- jnnae oRToH's BOOK STeER.
DAISINS Figs Prunes, dried Apples and Peaches, in
4 h, nuar mites M prices suit the times
mxrcs VAN DOREN OSBORN.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, la SALE COUNTY, s.
tity Of Ottdra, l, ALBERT
F. Dow City Collector Of the City of Ottawa, in the
Comfy La Sale and State OF Illinois, do hereby give
all persons interested that shall apply TO the
County Court La Sale County in the State OF lli-
nois at the December thereof. A.. 1859 to be
commenced and held the Court House in che City O.
Ottawa in said La Sale county, Monday. the NTH
day Of December, 1859 for judgments against the
parts OF lots, tracts of land and parts
of of land above described, for the amounts
veraly and respectively assessed thereon by the com
ssioners appo ned by the city council of said city of
Ottawa for the purpose of constructing the above de-
scribed sewer as above set forth, ana costs.
ALBERT y. DOW,
City Collector Of the city OF Onatra.
ID ~
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Sc TR Vol Ast
G II Norris. = Of that portion VII
.wa and VIII eh swq south OF Il IL ,o = .,o,o a..
and Champlin's Addition, oo siooo 80
Geo Fisher, 90 acres, being that por-
ton Of VIII and VIII eh swq lying - . a-oo M
of Champlin's Addition, % - 90" g
~ A Hoes Z Others Ell nwq neg 10 33 j 1000 u
~ nh neG neq 10 :3 3 2G0o 81
do sh neg neq 10 IS ZoVo 70
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ne vouIait ayoir r;en a faire avee cette es-
pece de gems; rnais il init dependant par Sc
Iaisser persuaier lie medium, qui etait pour
lui nne parfaite etrangere, fut entrance ct
l'informa que IEsprit de g Sherman etait
present (un honnse quill await connu au Lac
snpereurl. Get esprit l'entretinb de chooses
uui IL etaient conEues cue c eux seuls Tn
Esprit iuedccin I'4xaEnlna ensu;te ct lui dit
quill pouvait etre guari il prezcrvit 50 de
l'eau ct ie magnetisme. i4es douleurs quill
eprcuvai. en- ce moment-1a cederent apres
epelques passes puis. lie traitomont ayant
etc suivi, il Sc trouva guerlet plein de force.
Pendant lie traitenent, cependant, il SQUIRT
une tois considerablement dune uicare ct se
trouTa paralyse dun cote il perdit les IA
enItes de voir ct de parIer, ct on Ie crut mou-
rant. LIE medium revut, ct des GU ellie tut
entrancee, declara gull n'etais pas en- dan
ger Ilfut guesi bientot apres
Il = eut d'autres part;ee ar;tes ren1arqua.
bles dams lie cours de ce traitemant, ct i nous
se1nhle que notre correspondent est nainte-
nant convajncu que les Esprits peuvent com
nuniquer avec les mortels, ct que les spiri-
.ualistcs ne sont pas = l'espece de gems" gull
await pense.
(Sp5xstuaIiste de Ia Me- -Or1ea2as)
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UNI PETITE HaDlTATl0N,

situee a la Prairie Mamonth, etant sa der
Mere residence, mesurant 16o arpents, bor-
nee dun cote par Nine We Lemane, de
l'autre cote par la We d'Andre Deshotels,
dun bout par lie domaine public, ct de lantrs
par -, ensemble avec toutes les batisses
ct amAliorations.
UEa Moreeau de Terre, situe
dams lie meme quarter, mesurant: 160 acres
de superieie, borne dun cote par HiIaire
Guillory, ct de Pautre par Joseph Landre-
neau, dun bout par le Bayou des Cannes ct
de l'autre par le domaine public.
Tn vieux negre, age d'environ so aus
Une negresse nominee Esther, agee dem
virnn il ans.
Une paire de boeufs de tire, une charlotte
d boeufs, une eharrette d cheval, TN eheval,
une iument ct beaueeup d'autres articles
ELes conditions seront annonces lie Jour
de la yente. MARCEL DARE,
EIsczteAr Iest0nsentaare
+ Opelousas Is Janvier, 1859
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No. S.

quGreurs fournlssanS leurs obligations avec
caution solidaire i Ia satisfaction lie Ia vende-
resse. Lesdites obligations devant atre faites
payablos a l'ordre de |'aequereur, ct par eux
endosses ct faites payables all bureau du Re-
eorder, dams Ia vile des Opelousas -Lesdi-
tes obligations portant interet raison de 8
pour cent par an compter de l'echeance
j1s1u > partaiE Placement: Et en- o1he les pro-
pr1etes susceptlbss d by potLeque dcnleuranb
Sp@elalement hypothequees par privilege re-
serve au yendeur jusqu au placement final du
principal ct des interets qui auEont pu SAC
croitre.
IrLes actes de vente seront a la charge:
des acquereurs. G. LITTELL.
Bayou Beuf, St Landry, 1 Janv. 1859.
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Nous tradnisons du Spiritual Age. !.

N0uS tEauulsDnS GU 9nsT1fNGt Age.s
ss Do. Robert Stevenson, rue East Lenex. i
Boston, nous remis Hne note d6tailIee au
sGiet de Sd femme q,l Went d daatre rend1a i
Il sante Nous ahregeons ee rGciiH. i, L,,Ihire7
dernier, Mme Stevenson fut attaauee dune
1naladie :. nerveuse' tres iirtenseune les ru6-
deems prirent q 'ahord pour une afTFeetion Ill
ceeur PMS pour IN cancer de- estomae.
Leur traitennent ne ,rotniisit aunun effas ID
nfsIale devint tout ffait in1potente, Oh Ia
considSra camme perdue Vers le premier
MAJ alors Les ned derins eroyaient au ,eIIe
rourrait tout al plus viyrs quaIaues iours
encore, ii nalatIe consentit d ce a1e son mari
fft veDir nm medium guErisseur Nine Par
melee fflt eonsulk6e sEEspriis quii III contrd-
au II u avait ni maIadiiIe du eec,r
nj cancer de Testonae, mais Man I'M de-
rsngement gener tlee fluid leset egnseanarn-
,.mant unel eiirculation obstru6e. : ct que Ia
Italade ponvaiE 6eEsre guGerie Tn traiteIae@s
tut present, atsIII eus biien rite de rarneIi
ratIon eu tIHllte iorlrs Ia naalade fut en- etat
ih sortir I. sssteveusan desire qu' Oh 10 Il
csoie pas sar parole. mais .au. o. ydrifEa q.
qi1sI Il stes1e.
/ De. Thomas q aBrien nous eeriE de door
CreekF iscenasin qu'iil i srois ans il etais
5ecnT6 q d eoustrnctiaa d nm railroad Aux
mines da far "a I.ae qn. il T
pEit une rnas1raise toux, aFes h61norragia d.
pou IONS hi it qriitter son 1t
rs sccorr ds 4 art. ii esl tut fs 8
EeH. London (ganada Oues1l1 oiI i Sc eoals1a si
as rnedeein dH 1nna faFda
pas afu dire IE Etais de oman u.
tiipn aI await pas a d. gtlaaII-
san u De- mt u
ds dans u n al i'll roaI;ass
mon En- II If sslIa
rs,ir III ami
snesIial M aa du aroFsltt nit
qae Il spiriiualisne emit une trieherie. ct il
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uIIs eosaaas resansan4 q NsssS Tuaks Des
c6bris al arhi Hhig III sie 'assocsation ieaE
l1adsrs. saest prssenfee, ces ieurs dernieas N ad
GeriiSttenIan. ds passage Ness- et ap1ss Iss
iena ii IIl la ilatioE
Itie q part DIS snsIens dese reoTganIseE,et
Il,i ssaa les sgaigs lent de M
tteiaIen enritns pnrte HIensIartl. euatgar tH
henaark DE- a polafiqae
hrass nrassant sas aises cor1IIoE
taanf rnnrs Line cet hoTnetlT
et prs oesaaIolI ~ eetts asHaonst TnnI
aIoufar Gull " pass d III r6aidenes-
elaes tEHnden, afrIys EleIrs, i'm age
assezs aFarce T5ass reprendre usae
GlaVre. dor sen ssnTit slait hi enaonkrer
eerIainsTa na rennl "A phs
preaaT III r6 al H III. HE III aatf
mons se poiaE
ceque mons come evsalas
du Sud. prssendn sasEsssear ae MI. HargT lsaaY.
traite aussi Increment qns lais !. eafe
circanst stance 0slEs aiasafa ae
Fssegas ages III refuse sss coHselgs, aceE enara.t
Mems III ps5ag dis fnapersuss les
parnIas gsa1aautiedsssa Ir tender, TIL
.lepnEatlon NsW~ u kaise des VI sss
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81
o

HIsELIx. Il. KING. de "a parofsse St
= Landry, ayant przsense une petition 4
l'eaa5 d esre nonme lAdn1i raseur De Ia
suecessiond de fau. Dame Madeleine King, de-
cedsa. derniarement de la suadise parnoisse.
En- consequence. avis est par 1e present
doan6 eeHE qui pourraiant ayoir aes raisens
legales aopposer d h dite nomination. d .avoir
q les enrsgissrer par ecrit, an Bureau elu
l1resiler de Ia Cour de District de Ia ssasdite
Parolsse. dans les dix Iours qul suivront Ia
date du present avis.
L..LAsTRApEs. Greaier.
1geIonsas. q s sJanrier. 1859
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AUX CHASSEURS DU GRAND COTBaU
EFT DE sEs ENvIRoNs.

EFT DE sEs ENvIRoNs.
u Es soussi gnes informent par les pre-
- sentes ceux que celia eoneerne, qu'ils
defendent d qui que ce soft de chaser dams
leurs encourages, soft dams leurs clos seit dams
leurs saEannes Leurs animaux ayant etc
souvent blessGs par les ehasseurs, les seussi-
gnes sent determines a peursuivre rigoureu-
sement tous eeux qui seront pris en- contra
vention au present avis.
r. j. SMITH,
r. SMITH, Jr-
Grand C6teau, 8 Janvier 1859.
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lIs Narefsse Jones, excellent paIfFenler, 81
Conditions de Ia yeaste -Toutes sommes
de cinquante piastres ct au-d u-dessons, payebles
compliant. Les effeGs mobIliers d un credit
dun an d conptar du Ter Avril prochairl.-
Les eaeIavas d un credit dun ct deax ans d
compfer du Ter Avril-.--I1 ,ha Dabatien Ct les
terres, j un eredisd 'uns deux. trois ct quatre
ans, d conpter du Jour de Ia yente. Les ae-
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CSDEza DE DISTRICT,
Pnz'Ossse SS-Zdsaaeza'sz,
FeIonise Wab!e, epouse,
Gustave Caaan!n. son mari.


4 ANS i'aiiaira ci-eassus intitul6e, IN iUgement
- par delaut ayantete Requirement o5rrnu ct
enresistEe contre le d@ieEdenr- Gustage Cananir,
ct aucune motion nayant etc lai5e dats les ssais
le2anx, nnHr Ee renTerser, ct la demandaGessa F6-
Ion.se Nabie- epogse dn Defendeur avant prouve
repnete. ia satisfaction tic la Cour, ct la oi ct
| evidence etant en- tageur de ia dite Demandefesse
II est en- consequence ordonnE. aduge ct decrete
que la ssite Demauderesse SOFT ct est par les pre-
sents amats separee pFopretes du Dsfeudeur
son dit mari, ct quelie ait adnlni ,tlatlon de ,es
pfopretes separGes. fibre du contr6e ct de !inter
vention du dit Dtierdeur ct ii est de plus ordonra
aGjage. ct dscretG que Ia dte Deraanderesse ait
jngetnant final coatfe lie dit DGfendeur pour et re-
eonvre de li, denx mile piasres, les ;nt6rets
a raIson de einq pour cent par am conpter du
zIene jour de novenbre 1858 Hsquau placement
ct ii est de Plus oEdonne ct aduse, que ia I1eman-
deresse ait une hyPosheque !egaie ct privilege
toutes les proprietes du Defendeur d compter du
tro!sleme Jour doctobre. mi hut cent vlngt- t-sept.
ct que lie deiendeur pale les iGais lie process.
hendu, Iu ct sgne, Cour siegeaHte, ce IS no.
Vernbre. A. D., 1865.
B. A. MARTEL.
,5uge du l5Ine District j udiclaire.
P0nr rnrforYna
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EFFERvEscENCE EN- SUIssE-De forts de-
tachements de troupes FRANCHISES Sc dirigent
vers Ia Suisse ct sont eoncantres sur la from
there La Suisse demaade la France Ie
motif de ce movement, ct cette d4monstra
ton belliqueuse excite en- Suisse une grande
etferresceuee
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HENRY GoLDMANM, Droguiste,

ENcoIGNuRE DIES RuEs DU Canal EFT La LEvgE
NoUTELLE- 0RLE-aNS
TMPORTATEUR de Drogues AIlemandes, An
u glaises. Franchises ct Americaines, Prcdaitst
Chimiques Medicines Patentees, Articles de Fan
taisie. etc, etc.
r SEES prx sont aussi mod@res que eeux d'au-
cune autre nason de la Nile Orleans.
II Depot da Remsde contre le Frisson ct la
Fsvre, du Sirop eontre le Frisson ct Ia Fieyre, ct
du sirop contre IA Toax Tropicale de Henry Gela-
mann. 4 dec 1s58.-6m
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HsxsssHE Il GIx AHeEg nssa>.

81. q 9 2 . y q q y -z s.
HeREND DRS1NT al collection les recIanas;ous dc
toutes sortas elaf poufroas Iear etres sconfiGes
par caux Gun ont des effeEs collector aas parofsses
81. de eees asoisiaaEses ailsi Que de La
Taals area Easriter aar leur as
sseass eaF szactiEude. me partia deTencourage-
raeaS du pGaase. Iasrs Bareaa est asax Opelousas,
vla-a-Tis III. ProF1sf rns d1 ssssaine
gpafousas, Id JaaEiers / Is5a-Ias
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EMIGRATION NFRaNcAsE-LaF "a France. avec

EMIGRATION FRANeAIsE-La France. aEec
une population qui tiepasse 80 millions d ha-
bitants, ma fourni qn'un tres niuime contin-
gent lernigration. Pendant les dix der
nieres ann6es, Il a e,nigre de la Grande-Bre-
tagne ct de PIrlande 1850 600 personnes ct
100000 de lAlIemagns Dams le meme
laps de temps, la France n'a fonrni i I'emigra-
tion que 200, 600 individus. En- 1856, H.
99Y lndiv;dus ont emigre de France. don't
8, 564 Sc sont etablis en- Algerie. En- 1857,
Penigration franeaise s'eat elevee Is. 500,
don't ! ,9e2 pour fAlgerie
Nous croyons pouvois rectifiar IN point en-
eettzzss'istique, e'est que lon 7 fait hgurer
aftitre d'6m5grants pour FAIgerie, bos
nombre de condannes politiques aui soat de-
portes par mesure de sarete dams Ia colonie
franeaise i d'Afrique.
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q sssf = Y f1eas ie1sre mere agG d ienriron
- 81 ans creole DE- cite paToisse, inseI-
lgsnte Y ssIaiaeasesas garatati
sssas2zzza Paer les partisalaritGs. s'aiIesser a
i lsaifanT din Gossrrsss Ills lisalgsssass
0gsIoHsas, I5 aaviay. 1859. G
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AVIS At EHTssH.KN-

q. 4 femme. Polly G. Blunt, arant aban-
lS q donne sans raison le dornie1le copiu-
gal, le puolic. ct partieuHeremens tous les
nlareaands. sont par Ie present avertis ct
prerenus de ne luI riea donuer sur mon
eompte, attendu que i ne paieral aueune
datte eontraetee par ellie.
ALEXANDRA BLUNT.
Paroisse st. Landry, / 5 Janvier, 1861
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= alje PgzhziGue

Succession de Vincent Lemane.
q L sera vendu, par Yves Vidrine, enean-
Z teur, 4 la derniere residence de Vincent
Iemane decide, dams la Prairie Mamoutf1,
le Ma1di, Is Fsvrie1 proclaim, les propriG-
tes ci-dessous decrites, appartenant la sue
cession du dit Vincent Lemane, decide, 8
savnir
The Opelousas courier., 1859-01-15

LES HoaMEs Ell LES EsrMEs Les homlnes
dissent des fsmnes tout ce quill lsur plat, les
fenlmes font des honaes tout ce qu'elles veu-
lent. Les. pfemiers Zen peuTeut trop dire,
ct les deruiares men peuvens trop taire
The Opelousas courier., 1859-01-15

EMEGRATEoN DIES No1Rs- Les rapports of:
fciels du bureau colonial etablissent que 49,
500 negres ont etc enroles par les agents
franeais sur Ia cote d d'Afrique, ct envoyes a
Pile de la Reunion; Ia GuEane EN- 3 reen
872, Ia Martinique 5l5 ct la Guadeloups
=H1Q
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.ArreteE z. Es.zszszsaaagr!

IN A rumeur, avec ses cent voix, circule.
- lie bruit que lie steamer Bayou Belle
ne demeurera pas dams metre navigation du-
rant Ia saisen entiare re eonsrelis cette
assertion ct assure au public que &c bateau
demeurera permanemment dams cette nayi-'
CATION. G. G. BRIDGES, Cag5taine.
25 Decembre 1858.
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MASON De RESIDENCE.

IL parfaitenent distributes. ct acheVee,
- u G aisiae, eabanes pour domestiques,
hhIagasiu d maIia, Eeurie, &c. u ttout neuf ct
en- exceIlente condition, etant IA residence
actueIIe de Theodose s. Robin.
Egalement, IN petit lot de Betes 4 cornes
douces.s
Les conditions, qui serons aVantageuses
aux aequeFeaTs, serent annaaeeesIe Ie jour de
Ia vents.
Les aeses aavente aux frais des aeauereurss
THEDGENh. CASTILLO.
DpsIousas, 10 .Iaasier, 1853
HlII sera aussi veuda un lot de Meubles
de Maison
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u a 7 IEncaa.

E q sanseai, II F6rrser woeha5n, il
% ii sara vendu, par IN eneanteur dament
eornnissionne, sur les Eeux, dams la vile des
Opelousas une eharmante residence, situee
sursla rive Quest du Bayou lesson, ct con-
49,, ,,,.t. arsrs5a SE5@
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sDp E ebUSAg:

Orleans, autorise collector les complies d'aunonces
dabonnen,ents ct autres qui sont dus.
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Mr. JOHN e. KING, de St. Landry, est can
didat indspendanta Ia place de Juge-Aasocs de Ia
Cour suprame, pour le Troisisme District. EIec-
tion Ell ATril proclaim. @