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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-14

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13, P. M.-The Su-
preme Court passed decree to-day COM
manding the City Council to take full and
ample provision for the payment of the in
terest due on $3.50, 900 worth of bonds
issued by the city of Pittsburg in the pay
ment of its subscription to the charter OF the
Valley Railroad.
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issued IN this County, from FEB, l, up 10
Feb. IA, 1860. ....-- a.s.a
Samuel Ernst Speck to Emile Wiggin-
haus. Joel Hutzel to Susannah Kapper.
Ludwig Feikil to Henrietta Wildemann.
Philip Negele to Catharine Hoffman. Alex
ander Thompson to Mary Jane Lemard.
Francis Pohl to Kunni igunde Greibel. Hen
ry Newman to Harriet Blackburn. Andrew
Connelley to America Fields. Carl Her
mann TO Cleophea Langel. Johan Stein to
Elizabeth Bauer. Charles Wildemann to
Salemene Kaiser. John Robertson to Eliza
beth Girard. .
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Evansv,l1e wholesale Market.

Sales reported at Trade Exchange, Febru-
airy 13;
WHEAT-Sales 1900 bush prime wheat
at l 80; 297 bush mixed at 20.
FLoUR-Saies $50 bbls superfine at &C
as rs; IS was offered for 1000 bbls super
fine, New Orleans inspection guaranteed.
WHIsKY-Sales 10 bbls Magnolia at 20
So bbls, raw and rectfed, at 20.
SoAP-Sales 20 boxes German at 6l
per lb.
OILs-3 bbls lard oil at 90 per gallon.
CANDLE5-l0 boxes tallow at I14.
GUNNY BAGs-Sales 900 heavy at A.
], 800 double ditto at ia. -E
MALT.-I25 bushels at S5.
POTATOES sacks at rs.
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.BH~ The Enquirer thinks the Opposition
meeting of Saturday "clique" arrange
ment. No doubt of it. 1t was the click of
the Opposition gun, which will, in due time,
be followed by the fall of score or two of
Lecompton office holders. -a--
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R6S- Tomorrow is st. Valentines Day
Girls-and especially you girls who have
been trifling away the precious years until
you begin to get within hailing distance of
thirty-now is your time. You have St.
Valentines Day and Leap Year in your ia
vor. 1t is your own fault if you do not
take advantage of them.
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BkS~ Messrs. DUNN and CoLFAx, Members
of Congress from the Third and Ninth Dis
tricts, will acceptour thanksfor Congressional
favors. We are under greater obligations
to these gentlemen, as our own Congressman
has entirely neglected US.
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CONVICTION OF A CoNsPIRAToR.-The trial
of Stephens, one of the Harper's Ferry in
vaders, was concluded at Charlestown on the
5th, and resulted in his conviction. The
trial of Hazlitt for the same oifense com
menced on the 9th.
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RaF-The late Mr.. Hannegan prepared a
digest of the decisions of the Supreme Court,
from lst BIackford to 9th Indiana, for his
own use, which is now being published at
Indianapolis.-T. Z. II. Express.
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baltimore market

BALTIMORE, I3.-Flour dull Ohio and
Howard st. super 5 374. Wheat steady; ;
white l3O@1 35; red / 27@l so. Corn
quiet; white 20. Provisions firm mess
pork Is 90; prime ii 90. Bacon sides loc.
Whisky firm and easier; Ohio 241
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gkS- The Richmond Palladium, published
in very ultra Republican county (Wayne),
favors the nomination of Edward Bates for
President
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 13, P. M.--A report
prevails that the Secretary of State, Mr..
CasS, has been attacked with Illness.
AS the contest for the House printing is
close, the expected arrival of Mr.. Stallworth
tomorrow is matter of much interest
among the Democrats.
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BB- The Enquirer says that the Umpire,
OF Mt. Vernon, is Democratic paper. That
must be mistake. We are informed that
ills independent in politics. ss-f
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BE~ We are informed by the Post Master
that no Valentines will be delivered to-day,
unless prepaid. Our young people. will
bear this in mind. .-
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Eay~The Presidents message was pub
lished in the papers of San Francisco on the
18th of January, Is days after starting from
Washington.
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BsSS@ At the recent Opposition Convention
structed to go for the nomination of Edward
Bates for President and Henry S. Lane for
Governor 2
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6gy-Thc Turner'S of Vincennes, Ind, are
to give grand masquerade ball in that city
ON the evening of the 21st of the present
month";
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RE- A new paper called the Journal
published at Homer, H., has just come t,
hand. 1t is conducted by George H. Knapp
and is independent in politics.
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EL~The Opposition of Vigo county, on
Saturday, instructed for Hon. Edward Bates
for President, and Albert Lange for Auditor
of State ---
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CHICAGO, Feb. 13, P. M.-The Democratic
Convention this afternoon nominated Viii
liam Gurnie for Mayor.
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B65-A A premium of $3.50 is offered for the
best plan of paid fire department in Phila-
delphia.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RMEN~ .U.gRT- H.E MAIZE 0.N'
a. hand q, 900 pounds of hams shoulders,
and sides which We will sell at the lowest prices.
febl4 JACOB SINZICE g. son.
n OOn HEREEyUST RECE1T-ED
III per steamer Glendale-lZ5 lbs Gum Rope, all
sizes 30 lbs. Gum Packing all sizes :}5 lbs Cot
ton Packing all sizes; 81 reels Hemp Packing, all
sizes 2 bbis No. Coal oil 5 bbis No Lard Oil.
Also, 2uOtO of those celebrated Wheeling Fobie
Cigars For sale ut the lowest prices going.
g JACOB SINZICH & son,
- Front, bet. Sycamore and Vine SITS.
febI4tt
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City Items.

EsS~ Messrs. JAMES HEWITT & Co, Liver
pool, have our thanks for their valuable
trade Circular, regularly sent to us.
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RsA There are about six hundred convicts
in the State Prison at Jeffersonville At pres
ent. tt-- @
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of the most disgraceful proceedings on Sun
day afternoon last. Some parties having
become disorderly through the influence of
liquor, large crowd collected, composed
of men and boys, to witness the SPORT
The crowd did all they possibly coald to
instigate a fight, and we believe their efforts
were finally crowned with success. One of
the poor inebriates was hurt considerably
by a blow from brick thrown by his an
tagonist. We understand some of the par
ties were arrested and placed in the Lock
up. We trust, for the credit of our city,
that II may be long time before similar
event takes place.
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,'I''.EIE1.
VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

Daily Paper = an
50 't MAILED y w y"
BY the week payable to Carriers) )-.....-.... ~ ~
Eri-Weekly Paper . ~
Weekly
90 Clubs of 10 or more. ! ~
lH The privileges of yearly advertisers Is limited
TO their Immediate business in their own name
and all advertisements for the beneht of other
persons as we'll legal advertisements and adNer-
asements Of auction sales, and advertisements with
the name OF other persons, sent in by thehl' must
be paid for at the usual rates
eee No report, resolutions or proceedings oi any
oorporation society, association or public meeting
and no communication designed call attention to
an matter of limited of individual interest can be
inserted unlesss paid for as an advertisement
,Aa Contracts for yearly advertising Will not be
discontinued unless order to that effect Is eit at
the ofice, and when discontinued in less than a
wear, the price of the whole year will be charged
= a. Legal Advertisements hereafter, will be pub
Kshed the expense of the attorneys o1terlng ana
not Gseayabe for legal proceedings, bun eotieSaie
Mt usual time- u ~
~ Our terms for job Work and transient adSer-
sisenlents are CASH.
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NUMBER 1876.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NIOTTO.N' X.sRyNrsL5O R.AGs rs
N/sorted Nos. cotton yarns, so bales cotton bat
ting, for sale by WHEELER a. RIGGS.
febI4
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Our readers have noticed that we are
publishing the Telegraphic Reports as usual.
In fact, we omitted to do so only a couple OF
incoming of the new proprietors of the En-
quirer, 20 continue taking them. We expect
to publish them hereafter without any
interruption, except that which bad weather
or the breaking of the line may occasion,
VIII those of our exchanges which have
noticed the recent discontinuance, please
say that the matter is all right again 1?
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N.a E:4 COFFEE-5O PKGs. ON
CIV government Java coffee, just received by
feb14 WHEELER d RIGGS.
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~ V1D:;n11;,N::IsTR.ET0R's 1:11I -: 9 s.sLE;Ioq t4e

H-HZ OUR! RLOUR p REg.4.N'CESCO
N Mills Extra hour ON hand aud for sale by
febl4 WHEELER & RIGGS
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-kL$ The co-partnersIip heretofore existing under
the firm of Altering & Brnmer, was, the Stli
day of February, dissolved, by mutual consent
Persons having claims against the late firm will
please present them at once, as wish them set
tied. All persons indebted 10 the said firm will
please call and settle, the old books should be
closed. AHLER1NG d BRUMER.
The same business of the late firm will be carried
on at the same old stands, by
feb13 st H. &JB. AHIERING.
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HE.4TCNEs2O GESES CITES
OHA matches, for sale by Is
febl4 WHEELER RIGGS.
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r0R RR.N.T.LTHE sT0RB x o ON

2
~ now occupied by Ii. D. Babcock, No 10 Main
street This is of the very best business loca-
tions in Evansville, and the fixtures are entirely
new including shelving, counters, drawers &c IL
is well shelved both up and down stairs In fact
the building is complete in all its appointments as
IL business house, and the fixtures can be bonght at
twenty five per cent. less than the original cost
The building will be rented low and possession Civ
en- march LIST, 1850. .---.
For particulars, apply to me at Wra NJ Dgnean's
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! =
We are regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILs,'
YAKsIsHEs, PERFUMRRY, and FANCY ARTICLES,
which we are prepared to offer to the trade on as
good terms as can be pl chaSedin Cincinnati, Lou
isyille, St. Louis
We have in store 10 tons of EXTRA PURE WHITE
LEAD, in kegs of 20 lfs, so bs and 100 MS, which
We are selling to the trade at manufacturers prices
. -f-- KELLER X WHITE,
No ~ Main street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICIAL.

LH LIST OF LETTERS RE.WAAst-
ell ing in the Postofice Feb IA, 1860. t
Persons calling for these letters viii please say
- advertised :" and give date of list.
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6aR-SFES-4S0I kEGS 2SS0HTEN
O. n Wheeling and Pitrsburs nails, Just received
~, WHEELER Il RIGGS.
#E q ~ IL u Il q CM y ~ F.
HR ll) boxes splendid article. for sale at l212c
per 10. at [janl4l ELLLQTT'S tamily grocery
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.lv-OTFCF.-

Administrator de bonis non.
Ncwburgh, Warrick CO., Jan. IL, 1860. 5td.
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ST. llih,II'SS ! iClDE.aY.
ni,elaasasSt Landry. La
aEssas ssssasa. M!

Mis- Institution. lately estab shed in the town
= of Ope4oasas, TO bestoAg upon the boys and
youths oi the Parish the incompatible blessing OF
solid education. will resume its duties Oh the
Goth of October.
The course of instruction will embrace such
branches as will be most useful to the nntis: the
utmost care will be PAID to their rapid improve
ment.
The best Teachers will be selected their num-
Der will be increased, to suit the Increasing number
OF the students.
The veEy great success of the Institution from
the beginning the long experience Of those al the
mead oil It, their anconquerlble Determination TO
carry cut the no5e work. are tha best pledge th-y
can offer to parents for the improvement OF their
children.
Forterns and other particulars apply to
Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND.
OpeIousas SeEter.1ber 2:lth lSlS
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AZ Canbfut alto asauzsur
OF THE
Immaculate Conception.

Opelousas. st. Landry, La
TKSHls Institution. under the care Of the Sisters
4 Of Holy Cross, is located in the tow; 9.
Opeiou5as, La, in most beautiful an healthy ST.
taation. the buildings are large and comtnodious:
the play grounds delightfully."- shaded.
The course ofinstructon is most extensive en-
braeing French English. and all the useful and Or
namenta, branches taught in the best institutions
of America or Europe.
To encourage education, the most moderate
terms have been adopted
For board and tuition, 500, per scholastic year
Of ter months. payable in twotequa. instaIments,
and in ad adsance.s
Dalseholars will pay $40, or $40, per scholastic
year, according to the classes they will attend
also in two equal payments, and in advance
Books ard Stationary, Music and Drawing for
such as will learn them. are charged extra.
For further part cn.ars- Apply TO SfsTERMARY
OF TIE SACRED HEART, Superior; Or to Rev.
e. RAYMOND, Rector of the Catholic Church
#Qpsleusas March 10TH 1850 D--Iy
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LOW NATsR -ARRANs-IA MEN 6.

aGsN The beautiful and light
ts-s- -:s=-@===sEss sA draught Steamer, MINNIE.
..sszs zs:ss:s-ssz= ss:sasssz=z sofa, C. C. P1cKET Master
will during the low water season, take the place
of the regular New Orleans Packet Silver Heels
and leave Washington, every Wednesday, at 10
o'clock A: A and New Orleans, every Saturday
at o'clock P. NJ.
Five barges will be kept constantly in readiness
to transport freight from the small bayous to the
Minnesota
The public can relyson. the punctuaiity Of this
beat, and on the certainty Of her remaining in the
trade during the low water season, for which she
is well fitted The rates for freight shall be the
same as those Of other boats in the trade
For freight oE Passage. appiy OH beard, o. %
Pitre & CeFela Washington. Ia.
Juna 9th 1861
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sSssssa Oa' z-ozsis5ass:a.

District co"'t.-Pa'ih 9j st. Lunary-l5. sa5c.
4 GCtuS J. DUPRE. Of the Parish, Of St. Landry
z-A Administrator ot the Estate Of aIsrsden Camp
'e', Jr deceased. ate of the Parish ofSt Landrr,
ha'iHg tsd *, hrs 1na' Iabfeau Of said Estate az
cofnpaiasa by a petition PRAYING tor the hornoio-
satlon OF the saEue-.AnA whereas the PRAYER o.
sad Iction has beer granted by an order OF Court,
sarrd May 2:r,i 1860
here tore, notice is lerabg given to all intercs-
ted 10 MAKE opposition, if asg :tey have, in vii
'og IL my office, within thirty days from the date
hereof, why salt Aa''eau should not be homdo-
gated, the Administrator discharged. Of all further
liabilities as snch and his bond cancelled
l.. LASTRApEs. Clerk.
Creonsss NAY 0fth ls.A
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state OF Louisiana.

District c0u't-Parish Of St. Laad,y-1No ssga.
\ AORSN LaFLETR, oftle Parish of St. Lam
~ dry, Administrator Of the Estate of Landry
Grange, deceased, late of the Parish OF ST. Landry
having filed his final Tableau OF said Estate accom-
panied BY a petition praying for the honologai;oa
Of the same Aud whereas the prayer OF said ne
titon has been granted by order OF Court. dated
May 25th. 1860.
Therefore, notice. is hereby given to all inteses
ted to make opposition, if any they have. in vii
ting my Office, within thirty days fonl the date
hereof, why said fa5ieau should not be homoicga-
ted, he Administrators be discharged If all further
liabilities such and his bond cancelled,
L. LAsIRAPEs: Clerk
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State Of H.CssEssSaaa

Dtsf'7ef couf-i'arih Of St. Lu'mry-N, sas.
} FAN PIERRE LAFL.2c,H, OF .as Parish Of
~ St: Landry, Administrator of the Estate Of
lean Pierre Bite Fontenot deceased. late of the
faF'sn OF ~ Landry, having fled his final Tableau
OF said Estate, accompanied by retition prayiny
tor the ilomolosation o; the same Ar nd whereas
the prayer OF said petition has heen granted by an,
order OF Court dated May 2lst, 1850.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all nteres-
ted ted to make opposition. if any they have, in VIII
ing m my ohcc: within thirty days from the
date hereof, why said Tab!eau should not be homo
iosated, the Administrator be discharged OF all
tuFtheI liabilities as such and his bond cancelled
L. LAsTRAPES, Clerk
Cpeiousas Nav oSth tsen
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p as7Ts3s = aa ass I, I u Eszs. zs Sc

ssA EfLaNDaAiS, No "A, Conti Street, between Char
~ trrsans Royal Nes 0rieaas. has just received
III Dsbsa. uf Paris patented coataeer Of all tie Courts Of
Europe and south america Nj Dsban has rsceived several
medals af s E1pasitios ct Loudoa New Fork!
a dirers Elauos his avensien All thr Panes ha
ene Fe h4s arr naae ssa
riorta aa sithrFs.
Faad,aa, fasera6iY known in slsuy Parishes Of
aaana honor invite amateurs and
Themselves the superiority af the ftanps and tarne
ai he has reee.sea from The above famed house
Having been Fa-e4an s aanHtactery OF Mr.. Dehaia Mr.
Fhdran thoroughly convinced a the superiority OF these
destraus e make asa se kaossa IN
aas HE same ard will them. Iessaes, be will
ttsrsS ind repair theu Z.
s$ssss Psana sFeeaHianes
Isas definitely ties and
prsads possesses the double aaTaptags Of nsag tas
giaaa viii ordinary key for artists and for
Asst aRan which artsltan execute thy ucEt aca piece
Of auts fdr Esairsa acquainted wifi the mschaa
PM AZ and will h4ni perfscttg
VI Bee 90. lsaa.--ty. s5 sssi fs#s NO. 81 s#ss
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No 90
4 Y va ~ Ss
y T. w STORE.

ah aille'signed, having formed commercial
nra havo 81, ~ 1fshp eaaer the sye of lvsy d D.1,
' a .aSs ne ho"or Of announcing TO their fliends
aa@ saS public ge2,a'y that one Of then has ms.
G4 ''h I,eT s ofk with complete assortment
- ~ Co. t'a'.~se, croc,ery ware, Tin ware
G'ocrieS Shoes and Boots, Liquors fancy ,r.; Se
II I've vera sha5 have supply of every hing taa:
f,s.y so. e4'', oi ought to nave.
Wishing TO discard crerY thing ljk. c,,,,,,.:
rom ms announcement, nevertheless, tie uaer'
-s ed hesitate rot to say they can Sell their me-
ef'sl"'ze as low as New Orleans .et.jl prices ar1
perhaps, eheater than goods have ever been sn,
here up to the present date.
Ine undersigned, planting themselves upon ,ls
eonsteoa that the cash system is the best, as well
'oF the buyera as the merchant, hopes that those
', m'o Il1"s ne disposed to pat'oze them, will not
place them under the hard necessity of constant'-
emsndg them, that, i'll consequence Of the ownssa
ouiy. 'N' '""''
:, ihevS occupy the old stand OF ?. l. Y. roy IN
Main Street. 0'' 80
RFNOIT NEY,
EDM0ND DCPRE
CGetOuSaE, March III, 1870
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Lumber! azzsgaaDew.s

Y II ME undersigned having improved and
M transported his Saw -Millstwo miles of
Barr4's Landing, on Bayou Courtableau, is
now ready to saw any quantity of lumber, of
any length. up to AZ feet. Lumber will be
delivered either at his mill or at Barry's
Landing and large bills filed at moderate
prices CHS. CLOSE.
st. Landry, Nov. Goth, 1858.
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Sss. &: as ElezssSsazsa

District con't--Par'sh Of ST. Laaa.y.-Eo. aoo4.
e oBERT H. LITTELI.. Of the Parish Of s.
IL a Landry. Administrator Of Ike Estate ~
Joseph Naoshet d, deceased late OF the Parish II
-, Landry having fled his final Tab eau of said
tssafe accompanied by a petition praying for the
1oulo'osaton OF the sanc:-A nd whereas the nra-..
cr OF salt petition has been granted by an order II
Court, dated May 3lst 1850
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all lnteres
ted TO make opp1sitian, if any they have, in VIII
t'ng in 'ny oihee, within thirty days t.ou the date
hereof, Why sal! labiea should not be hon.ologa-
bi!ities as s,eh ard his bond cancelled
L. LAsIRApES Clerk.
t1nefsrs1. T..pa 5,t
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NOTICE.

YHSHE undersigned, acting under regu!a.
Ill power Of Attorney, duly registered at the
Recorders Office in the parish of St. Landry, an
nounces to those whom it may concern that he is
authorized to receive all sums due to Mascena
Beard to pay whichever he may owe and like
wise. to dispose Of his property
Therefore, AL persons having claims against the
said Mascena BeIard, are requested to present
them to the undersigned for payment; and those
who pay be indebted to him are also requested to
come forward and pay their accounts if they wish
to avoid costs. =
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WI i q underal gnski wound respectfully IN
j. farm his customers that groceries, ara
q casll article; 1lI aanoun ts owed % him fnE
sillts are dua on tho Lit Of each n,onEh
He expects. and hereafter will require
from all persons punetnaI palnaanfs, o. eaah
onsdIsliTssrY for Bis
a. q BALDWIN.
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