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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
Censorship Of the Press in California.

Alfred Cowles, of San Jose, formerly
of Chicago writes to the Telegraph o.
that place, that he offered to deposit .
newspaper in the post Office there. thu
newspaper being, of course, wrapped up
addressed, post paid, etc., when the post
master inquired whether there was any
thing incendiaryi in thatspaper. and added
that he had orders from the Postmaster
General mot to forward anything contain
ing inccndiary matter. OF that sympathize'
With Old Brown" ls.i d. Re
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
Republican National Convention.
Time For Holding it Changed.
AT CHICAGO, MAY 10TH,

ALBANY, Feb. 2se--The question of the propriety
OF changing the time of holding the Republican
National Convention having been submitted tothe
members of the Republicans National Committee
and their views having been communicated by let
ter, it is determined in accordance with the wishes
OF a majority thereof that the said Convention be
held on Wednesday, the 10Th day of MAY, next.
EDWIN ID. MORGAN, Chairman.
WIN. ". CHASE. Secretary
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

ing discontinqancc Of patronage fhe was retain
cd, the Harper's have had the mcanness to dis
charge him from their service. This act of pros
cription may give the Harpers more readers at the
South, but we much doubt Fit will have the effect
at the North.-SouA Bend Req
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

George II, Moore, Librarian Of the New
York Historical Society. has published .
small s vo of 1ls pages in which he estab-
fishes the truth of the charges against Ma
jor General Charles Lee, second in com :
mand in the Continental Army, Of treason
against the confe,leracy. Hepublishes FAC
similc documents, in Lees hsbd writing
showing his understanding with Gen. Howe
Commander ofthc British forces in Ameri-
ca, and portions of his correspondence with
others of the enemy. tfs.-s.s..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

HExsr 8. LANE AT LAroKrE--We are inform
Cd tks& Henry g. Lane spoke at Laporte an Tues
ssiay 70 tremendous crowd. His speech created
The widest enthusiasm An Intelligent gentleman
ftom another State, WIS happened TO be in
Iaposte Tuesday and heard Lane speak. says nc is
the best speaker he ever heard, and that II the
came cnshusissm prey ais generally over the State
a, th<re Lane will be elected by reclamation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
Kansas to be Kept Out Of the Union.
Hon. S. COLLAR, in letter published in the last
South Bend Register, dated Feb.'y l6, saws:

South Bend Register, dated Feb.' y 10, says:
The indications all point TO the rejection Of Kan
ss,s by the Democratic Senate. While her Free
State Constitution was presented and referred in
the House without objection, its reference to the
Committee on Territorit was resisted in the Sen
ate, until resolution could be offered and pressed
to inquire if it was framed in conformity to the
English bill, Census taken. &c. Fearful ola d.
rect issue against it, the majority in the Senate
will doubtless object to Boundaries, Population, or
something else; and endeavor to stave it off at
least until the Census of this year is reported to
the next session of Congress, thus excluding her
Senators and Electoral votes till after the Pres-
Dental Election. Then, with no fear of popular
indignation, fater rejection OF the new State can
be yentured upon BY them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

= The territorial Legislature of Kansas BY
very large majority has abolished Slave
ry in that Territory. 1t is very evident
that if Gov. Mcdary approres the Bill old
Buck will take his head off just above his
shoulders; il shevetoes it, the Bill will pass
triumphantly over his bead. and the peo-
pie will have another practical ILLUSTRATION
Of the beauty and sincerity OF Denaocratac
professions Of Popular Sovereignty. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

- The Delegates to the Republican State Conven
ton from the Ninth Congressional District deci
sled thas the next Republican Congressional nom
mating Convention, should be held at this place
but did not agree upon the time, leaving that to ot
determined BY the Congressional Committee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

T Geo. VIM. Curtis, one Of the most brilliant
writer's of the day, has till now edited the "Loun
gers Department. in Harper,s Weekly, and the
"Easv Chair" in Harpcr's Monthly. But some Of
the Southern Fire Eaters having discovered {but
not from anything he has wrtsen for Harpers) that
Curtis is Anti Slavery in sentiment and threaten
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

One OF rifE a-r PLEASING at the time enstirv
remedies for Dys Pia and all other % arising
morbid condition vi the stomach and liver is Dr.
Bitters Ii not only tf system
but by giving tone to tbs ory,ns fges:i aids fhe in
their functions All who have tried acknowledge its ex-
ccliencs and superiority anil tres,r lend n 30
the sufferer DR. Hestetters Bittcs tca too w<If
known to need rais II is therefore sarcIy necessary at
this time to do than direct to this Dr. p,r.-
fion, which is certainly uneed by any the pulir
satisfied that its widespread reputation nr.t
prorc sufficient to satisfy all of It's excellence as relief and
remedy for all diseases Of the stomach lHa+I L
Sold by druggists everywhere
RS See adsertisen,enr in anotl,erc,il,pmn.I Inn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

n No cough should be allowestc exi without attract
ing attention the first especially IL 1t be accounted
slight trng by the patient for that Is frequently the
short, tickling cough which users IN the asscmbage Of
symptoms by which consumption Of the lungs fairly excl
citrd In surh Bnli- Compound. PICTORIAL of Wild
Cherry l. said 10 be an efcciuaI aud speedy remedy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

=. Cocp,--It affords us nuch pTeasure to be able
10 ANNOUNCE that the time for holding the Repub-
sHcan National Convention has been changeS from
the 18Th of June to the 10th of May. nearly month
earlier. = -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

81 DxaxcArEs Yaox MARSHALL CouS1x--hars'iai
County was represented in the rccens Repubiican
State Convention by DR.. Rufus Brown. Thomas
Tyner. Esq. Hon. J. o. Parks, E. r. Coxen, Esq.
sni T. Maftingly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

Andrew Ii. Rce,ler, of Pennsylvania
formerly Governor of Kansas has repli.d
to letter requesting authority to use his.
name as candidate for Governor of PENN
sylvania Without refusing positivelv IN
accept the nomination. beexprcsses strong
desire to decline the honor. for private
reasons. He does not wish to be coDsu-
cred mere indifferent spectator of the APP
preaching contest, but prefers to do duty as
a private in the ranks of the opposition.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

2 The Convention for the nomination Judge Of
the Common Pleas Court for this Ustrics-Eik
hart, Sc. Joseph, Laporte and Marshall Counties,
lis to be held at South Bend on the 10Th day oil
June next, IL We remember correctly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

The astounding cures accomplished by DR. Ruack san-
navian Remedies the result Of their immediate and
most saluary effect the bovi- Nervous complaints
digestion, scrofa liver cmpaints, mrlanchoIy. general
debility, affections Of the prrafiyc organs ner iep
TONS etc, an have their and the hcd- II
that 1uid Is healthy. the whole body l. healthy and IL cor
ruped il is quickly freed from faint by conrse of
Dr. Robacks Blood Purifier and Pills Every mail brings
grateful letters from cpnsalesrnt Patients The Whale
West rings the praises Of these priceless curasses
See Advertisement +
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
The Canvass Openedi

Hon. Henry s. Lane delivered powerful speech
on Saturday last at Greencastle before large and
enthusiastic audience of ffeemen, verbatim report
of which appeared in. the Cincinnati Gazette of
Monday following. We shall publisb it in our
next. Those who wish to read il should, If not al.
ready subscribers, send in their names at once
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
on Mr.. Hickman-yirginia VIZ.
M dicatcd.

Ef dlcatcd.
Ii seems that Mr.. EDMUNpsoy. a cb;vsI-
rous son-not by any means of the cold /"
but ofthe modern "Disunion''-bas under-
taken to vindicate the character of his Stats
from the jeers and jibes to which her con-
nection with the John Brown raid has suh.
iected her, Mr.. HICKMAN ofPa.. in resnond-
ing to serenading visit of friends on tho
evening Of the election of Speaker Pennino-
ton. spoke OF unjustifable alarm which
the Brown attack had caused in Virginia
and indulging in terms of ridicule towards
that STATE :. !, =
Forthis allnsicn to that affair, NJ. Hick-
MAN was assaulted while leaving the Capt.
tol. by Mr.. EDMuSDsoS, a Virginia member
of Congress. The presence Of other parL
ties prevented any serious results: but the
attack Is an important and painful indica-
'lon OF the state of things at Washington.
ana may well excite anxiety for tho inture'..
IL Is only repetition. in a less brutal am, +
Gowardiy mrnner, of the plan adopted Nv.
BROOKS, for overawing Northern men and
snppressing, by brute force, the freedo,n
OF speech, Ii Is applying the princinies ~
Mr.. DoUGLAs'Propesed State Slave Codes.
without the form of law.-Toled, RJoJr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,

The Editor Of the Boston Po sayswe have not, uns1
recently been acquainted expermentsy nth the true va
ne of wISTARs BALsAN From this truly valuable pre-.
paration haze rrccfvcda pnsent bcnenA. k.ssn sa
y used it in of severe coil and cough, with entire
cess and most cheerfuy reconmend it to those like ais
3D. 1t sa scientific preparation and worthy ofconadsnce
This BaIsam is MAKE from materials which Nature has
placed in all Northern latules as an sndoe fr diseases
caused by cold climates 1sI q = = :
-,,, Nature is but the name for an ef'cf,t ~
Csilit Whose cal,se " God. -
Let MS not neglect her plainesf dictatcsi
See advertisemeut - = = - = ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

Cor. Fourth NdIuut ctsf tInVtnnatt, y.
Sold by all Druggists. In
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01

Our recent exposition OF the political opinions OF
Judge Bates given for the purpose of satisfying
numerous correspondents, as far as it was in our
power to satisfy them. We notice that various
newspapers insinuate doubt as to whether these
opinions are authentic. We have only to repeat
that they are authentic. that they arc held by Judge
BITES, precisely as we have expressed them; and
that, although the article was written without any
suggestion or authority from him, he has, since ts
publication, expressed to oursef in person his un-
qualified approval Of every word contained therein
except what was said in praise of his ability AS a
writer and orator. This concludes the matter SO
far as we are concerned; but must say that We
were sufficiently explicit at first, for we stated thai
we wrote from knowledge. .5 So 4sf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-01
Many Querists Observation-Disclosures o
e. Judge Hates, Political Oninions.

From the St. Louis Democrat.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-16
ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.


lie Jury de Police de la Paroisse de
IL Pointe Coup6e s'est reuni ce Jour L
jnin 1850. conformcment i Ia loi.
MenDres presents J. Vigncs pre-
sident, j Moebuis, j. A. Miller, Z. P,
Harmanson J. Fl. Halsey, L. Leioux A.
Labry, c. Poydrus, l.. Chenevert. 7. 0.
Lcbvau ?. Bouanchaud Sr. Q. Barra J.
Seibcrt. VII
Les m;nutcs, luc5 lc Jury de Police
procede aux atfaircs.
lie Comite appointt dams le but de
rcvlser les Reglements du Jury de Poll
ce relatif:s aux Chcmins Levees etPonts
presente l'asscmblee son rapport au
qucl est jointe une r6cie de resolutions.
Sur motion de Aehuis, seconda par J.
H. Seitert
Rsso!a que l'avocat titulaire
ct Favocat assistant du Jury de
Police soient requIs dexaminer le
Projct de Code pour les Chemins, Levees
ct Points, presente au Jury de Police par
le susd.t Comit6, ct devront presenter a
la premiere reunion de ce corps, leurs
observations, sill y a lieu, sur les points
&c loi soulevcs dams les ditcs resolutions
lie rapport dn Comite charge de lex.
amen des !ivres ct complies du TrGsor!tf
est III ct adopt6.
lie Comte appoint6 pour preparer Ie
budget dcs depensas probables dc la
Patoisse pour Panlee 1860, pr6sente lie
rapport suIvant squi est lu ct accepts.
Budget dcs depenses probabh-s de Get
te Paroisse pour 1860
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-16

PAROISSE DE LA POINTE-COUPEE
kl conforulitG de la proclamation de S. +.
IHoMts .. MOORE Gouverneur de ! Fiat de la
Louisiana. avis public est .lonne par ces pre-
seAtes.par lie s0ussi gne sherifd la dte paroiSse
On une Election aura lieu AUX bureaux d'elec-
u1i de cette parosSe, lie
Lundl 2me 3our du mois de JuiUet 1860
de . b. a. NJ. asfh. P. NJ. atm delre IN Senateur
pour rempir la vacanCe dams lie senat de l'Etat de
Ia Louisiana pour lie district Senatorial, compose
des parosses de Quest Felicana Pointe- -Coupee
It Crest Baton-Rouge. Les commssaires 'elec-
ton sont reqHls d avolr a tenr l'election dams
les divers burcauX election. en- confcrmite de
ifa susdlte proclamation ct de Ia loi ct de faire
leur retour au sossigne.
BI'RE4I-F UELECTTON
j. Dlstrct--Au magasin de M Herring 4
hiii!er:2 4 la nlason d Gcolc: 5: 4 la maison de
Charles p. long.
2ne Distrct-A Ia mason d ecoie de Chalfant
Sine District A Wilfiom's-p
4me Distfict-l A la maison d t;eoIe Nouveau-
Texas, pres de l'habitation de Chs Boyd; Au
magasia d Ellsworth.
5me DistTict--l. 4 niorganza 2. an maaasin de
de- Monteih
fme District-A la n1aison d'eoole
7me Dstrict--Che J. st. Gernloin
eHIc District \ Ia maison de C0ur -z
8 Di>trict-Au magasin de Simon & &C.
10 District An magasin dc Lazarus ct Loeb.
lime Dlstrict-A Ia maiso1 d'ecole
l2mc Di4trict-Au magasn dc }. l.. Desmoru-
ellie & Co.
13me District-A la nl;.i>pn lie Narcelin
! -aillard ct Louis Saisan
lime District-A Livonia
SEVERN PORCHE, sss
Sheriff
Foiutc CossDee. 8 jain ESQ. .es
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-16

de Nartimprey ct NJ. Levert, suivis de
p1usIeurS goums arabcs ct une petite
cOtonle d'intanteric ct de cavaliers es-
cortaent la caravane, p&squc aux limi-
teS de nos possessions, ct visitcraient les
vIIIes de La-Ii0uAt ct de Tuggurt.
''l,a caravane apres avor usaittt: les
&randcs steppes alg;ricnnes, penetrerait
dams Ic pays des d"tteS, i Garghala ct
de Ii d Nadrama: ellie traverserait cnSui
te les vilies de Aghyply, de OuaIlcn, 81
tnees dams l'immense desert de Sahara.
Dams cette waste region du N1aghreb, ellie
Ia tanensa* pcupiade des
Ionaregs, dont qucIques-uns Sc sont
montr@s a Alger; ellie irait ensute Il Ber-
Mossaguen, Hassy Touaber, Hassy-
Moussy, Mabroueh, ct penetrcrait enfin
dams Ia Sousqua, OH Sc trouve la vile
ie Ten-Bohtoue (TomI,ouctou), visit6e
"a" IliIusfre voyascur Mungo-P Park. II
: aurait ~ i'inpossjbIe d ce qn'sne
'utro expedition, dir, sec dams ce meme
'ut, fit enterprise du cote du oeneGal. /
.!!c traVerscrait, dams ce cas-, uHe gran !
.c I1artlc dc Ia Nigritie, c'esta dire Ie !
'onIadon, qni nous apparticnt, le haut !
5ambarra, Ie OuaIet, lie pays des Diri- .
mans ct Cutin EGuhOrrtnu
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-16
LA CONVENTION DE RICHMOND.

Debats du second joure-Organisation permanel
te. La Caroline du sud lie vouIa9t 1onner 20!
vote a Baltimore-Ajournement tcmporaire.
RIcuuAoND, u jain La Convention
S@nocfatIquc a'est assenb!ee !. Rich
hpnd ce matin, i 10 houres, par suite dt
soh alOu:nemnnt.
- l-es deitgues etaieut al grant com.
p'ef, At les Etats dis5idcnts pleinemcnt
rcpreSeutG5.
eno srande part:e des sitges ttaicnt
VccoPC3 pa| les danes dc Ia vile.
La convention etait nrovisoirement
pr8s'dfe par Honorable john Erwin uui
occHpait le siege de la pres,Icuce.
Except4 l'Etat de New York, il etc
nomme TN vice-pr6sideat ct un secretai-
re pour chaqne Etat de 'Uuion.
Plus'curs ont parle longuemeut SIT
letat actuel de l'Union, engv ge4nt Ieurs
cotiegues scissionnaircs Il ne pas aban-
bonner le Sud
the resolution pou: Ia suspension de
: seancc atm que les membrcs pelisscnt
&sIStct 4 la Convention de Baltimore
III don't aEolr lieu le IS courant. ttg
aoptGr.
La meme resolution autorise les dele.
g'es . Sc rassembier d la Convention de
Is;hnoEj 81 lc president !c j"se conve-
u3,Ie. !
Ious les ':c'G:sues sont presents. lex
,erion de ceux de la Convention DE- /
3itimOre
.-cs d5Itgu6s de Ia Carolne du Sud
esteront lei en- attendant le retour de .
'urs colleagues.
Dams lie cas- OH Ia pIatcforme de la ma
ritt, rcjetee a Charleston, ne scrait pas
%optae, les scissionnaires irai,lt 4
edmond, pour V t;.ire les nominations
La Caroline du Sud n'enregiatrera pas
uscu vote 4 Baltimore.
'put sest passa dans for,!ra lc pIsas
paait, ct la convention s'est ajournGc
p4' St rcunir apres Ia cioture De ce.le
de3altimore.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-16
Termes Ct coaditioxs de la rente;
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
CoUR DC NEUvIeME DISTRICT y-prcI.rBE.

SN~-'
PARotSsE PoINTE cOuPEE.
Stephen Van "ickle rs. b. K. Coylel
et VIM. Sorrel; ct Stephen Van
Wickle. Us. B. r. Goyle Il autres No 1899.
AtN vertu de ct pour satisfaire i un
- writ de saisie ct veute lance dams Ia cause
ci-dessus intitnlae, ct moi adresse par l'Honor.
Cour dl 9'ne District dams ct pour la pareisse ct
Etat s'isdis. pour satisaire Ia demande Iu plai-
5nant ct aux fra;s. jai saisi ct j'olira en- yen
te pabliquc la maison de eour ie
iSaasedi, Tme jour de Juilleu 1860,
4 II h AM tous les tirots titfcs ct inierets
que lc dGtendeur dams ct a adite propriete ci-
apres decrite sayoir
GN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE flisant face
au bayou Latanache Ell cette paroisse borne en-
haut et en bas parla terre de Ne Sarah A. Garret
epouse de Beverly r. Coyle lequel lot de terre
est designs dams l"smaps de- description des terres
pubiqGes des l3tats-Uuis, CONNIE Gtant ies lots
ct des sections Nos. "A ct 81. dams Ia.iuriiie-
ton No. & est contenant $50, 95uo6emes
acres.
7sruses st sondttsoas de ID reate
Compliant, avec estimation.
SGvERIS PORCHE, sheriff.
Polntc-Coup6e, 26 Mai 1850.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-16
ETAI DE LA LOUISIANA
couE DC NEEvIeSiE DISTRICT JunIcIArRE.
P0roisss de III Pts- -Couycr.
TaYT02 KNAPP il ro vs. T0sEpu \ Nrrrv

P0roisse de III Pte- -Couper.
i TaYToa KNAPP il co Us JosEpu 4. miller.
No 1882
]! IN vertu de ct p0nr satistaire ! writ de aaisie
IL Ell Fente. lance dams Ia cause ei-des.us inti-
tuee. ct d moi ADDRESSES par l'Honotable Cour lu
Neuvieme District. dams ct pour la paroisse ct
-tat susdits, pour satiSare III deL.alde du pIai-
gnaat ct aux rais, ai saisi ct joilrirai en- vente
publique, sur les lisnx le.
S0medi, Ime jour de JuiAet, 1860,
\ IL h. \. u, tous les drots, titres ct interEts
que lie deferdear a dams ct a ladite propriete ci-
aPres decrite. saToir:
| certain lot de terre faisant face SIR Ia ri
~ Were ATCHAFALAYA, courant deux airpents ct
deni dals Ia profondeur de malliere a embrasser
une superfieie de cinqua1te acres, borne au Sud
Ia terre du dit 4asepHA Miller. ct anssi a rEst E
par Ia terre DIN t,s Joseph A. Miller en- la parois-
sc de la Pointe Coupee.
Isrmes et conditions de la reute.
Compliant, avec estimation.
SEVERN PoRCHE, Sheriff.
PoiateCaHpte, &C 2G mi 1860
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-16
II, DEMOCRATIC.
urRIIE ToUS L E y NJ t. y =
PAR ?. 4. ROY.
#. ,t.,;,,,u .nnf z;t,tA- Iuut'pr de
n,r ,sux q Atelers sont 5itH@s anpfts Ae
Ia Naison dc C0ur,
AEON MEM E \ 7:
r~.fa PlaEtro5 par AK,
..y, ptylELES U4 T1NCE '-tssa
ppII DEo ANNONCES:

Pour claque carre de dix lignes on moins.
pour Ia premiere insertion. ;.'...Sl
Pour chaqae Insertion ad1ltionneiIe' par -
caTre ..s.8s--s.es =
pO1r toute anaoece indignant Ia profession
ct le doRlieiIa. I'll aui n excedera pas Il a.
rnes. avec Announcement an Journal, par ah.lo W
line diu,innt;on l;beralc sera faite aux person
ars mi s.lboanerent a l'annee pour Ia pupi'G''-
ion de- lalrs annonees; my
Toutr annonce de eandldat scra laEee plA
PIAsTRES, ct dardaee
.at ,,s snariIic veri)aienleut OH par ecrlt sefa
;,ssrfe ias1n'a nouvei of'lre aa tank oidlnaire @
vnl esria dune nature personnclle Ne po'1rTa
5trr sdalis dams nos COLONIES que cGnnie ann9n-
"a ,euy piastres lie earre ct payable '"r"f'a0E'-
meat ltfuanse
f-Toute aanonce, Il moins qu'il II cn soft or
aonns artreiinant. sera publiae Gu traneals ct en-
apqlais. et payee all tauX ci-tsesatIs.