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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
Wonderful Effects.

Lemuel onsa of PtsbuF years useless TO himse
and soeetya martyr TO ghs and Feseeured in less than
three weeks and improved in eight hours
Mary Beknnp sandusky Ohio, after almost losing her
reason as well as strength by Intermittent Fever with Chs
restored to health in twenty hours.
j. r. TiIton Belgrade, Maine brought from deaths door
having suffered years made well in five weeks and i'm
proved in two hours. z.za=
Adolphe aonbro France, relieved in hour, while ay
ing in the cars the Wayne and Chicago Railroad He
was apparently dying with Chills,
r. Benson of Loskpor New York restored after
years suffering. A perfect
other prevented and month
aud not single complaint OF the efficiency of the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Beecher says of Blondin: 1t is very small
thing for that fool to walk across cable with the
roar of Niagara underhim carrying some booby
like himself on his back. though ten Thousand other
fools go cape and stare at him. Bat far man to
walk across the thread OF daily life, carrying, not
another fool but a soul with Immortality in every
faculty, potent, wonderful in scope, and power,
and susceptibility, to keep it in the balance,
is not small thing. Il requires him to be wide
awake--that is, to aoatch.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

There is man down East who, when he desires
to know what he is to have for dinner, goes to his
neighbours wife, and is always Of getting ac-
curate information
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
srRuMous or gcrofulous atgections a


the blight the potato of mankind They are vile aud fhy
as well as fatal They arise ftom contamination impuy
of the blood and to be a around everywhere One
quarter of all we meet tainted with them and quarter
of these die of ihem die foolsy oo they
be Ayers sasaparlla ceanes out the scofnons corruption
from tho blood pnre and healthy and enectuay
pugaes tho contamination the system Ne longer
groa under your serouons disorders since he irresistible
Aver has provided his ey compound Of curative virtues
that he calls Sarsapagia IDemocrat Waterbury, CT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Dug little Dug, say you're demagogue,'
suffered drunken individual. who staggered To
the front OF crowd which Douglas was address
ing. But the witty Dug retorted with telling enl-
phasis, and without a moments pause, Z" 1T some
one would put few wisps of straw around you,
you'd be demijohn.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Theophins Popp, Of Poppville, in Popp csnnty,
fancying himself to be very popular with his lady
poplar tree, when she referred him to her poppy.
who, when asked for his consent, lahoring under
the influence of ginger pop, popped him oss of The
door TO the tnne of pop goes the weazel.''
u. TExnhanre. 3.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Woman is like iyy--the more You are ruined the
closer it clings to you vile bachelor adds: ..yv
is like woman-the more it clings TO you The
more yon are ruined.n Poor rule that won't work
both why's. -.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Numbers Of emigrant wagons pass through our
town almost every day, some bound TO different
portions of this State, some to Texas, and some
from Texas. From reliable data we have made
calculation that our State will receive an Access.
sion of at least rs. 900 or 10000 this fall from emf
grafton alone. BatesvilIe lArk.l BaIanee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Black.eyed ladies are most apt to be passionate
and jealons blueeyed soulful, truthful, Affection
ate and oonfiding; grey eyed, philosophical liter
| ary resoute and cod-hearted; hazleeysd, quick
tempered and tickle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
The Colnmbus Gas Sun q INC "a ultiuao -

tits a fact that all planters are not aware of j.
that cotton may be improved by cultivation as well
as tobacco or wheat. By the use Of fertiiizers
the careful selections of seed and close attention
to the stalks as they are growing, COTTON can be
made to yield preIifcaly. BY proper cultivation,
even upon uplands. the cotton may be made Of the
first quality. and may be produced much more
abundantly than now. The experiment has been
tried by MIR. q. w. Lee, Of Early county, and he
has met with success that has rewarded him for ali
extra trouble he has bestowed upan his feIda.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Seven raftsmen who were out in canoe on
Golden Lake, Canada, were caught in a gale and
drowned about week ago. They were seen by
several persons from the shore, who were unable
to render any assistance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

CoTroN IS STILL KfNG.-The accommodation
freight train on the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail-
road, numbering iftyve cars, brought to this city
yesterday s52 bales of cotton, which, with other
lreignt carried into the oompany's treasury $1,000.
This is pretty fair work for half day.
Portsmouth (Ya.1 TRANSCRIPT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

During an examination, o medical student being
asked the question, When does modification
ensue J" "When you pop the question and are
answered no, ~ a895 rs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

commercial gentleman bought a book on the
value of time. He was greatly disgusted on ind-
ing it to contain nothing whatever about discount.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

disconsolate lover, who was discarded, CON.
soles himself with the reflection that his loved one
is married to small lawyer, has two children, and
the fever and ague.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Dutchman, on beiag told that newly invented
stove would save Just half his usual fuel replied
athen I'll have two and save it all.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

The surest way to prevail on young couple To
get married is to oppose them Tell them you
"would rather see them in their grayes,n aud
twelve months after their baby will pass you twice
a day in willow wagon
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

why, inst my shirt clean?" quotb one Bohe-
milan to another "Well yes" was the answer;
. it's clean for brown, but it's awful dirty for
White.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Abusiness man of our acquaintance is so scrupu-
lousy exact in all his doings that whenever he
pays visit he always will insist upon taking re-
cept.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Within the last eight years, Ireland has lost one
tenth Of its population by emigration.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

IN EXTREAITY.-A St. Louis paper says that the
grasshoppers have eaten up the entire tobacco
crop Of Franklin county, and the last that was
heard from them, they were seated on the corners
begging every man that passed for chew
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

The young lady, who was quite thundersIsuck
by hearing OF her friends engagement, has since
been provided with q lightning.r ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

USFoRrUNATE AcoIDENTl--We regret to hear
that some of the decks of the steamboat Virginia,
on which Judge Douglas md his lady had taken
passage for Mobile, gave way on Friday night Just
on the eve OF its departure, and resulted in the
slight injury of number of persons who had
crowded on board. Judge Douglas wounds, we
understand, were of but little consequence, but
the injuries received by Mrs. D. were SO severe as
to require that she should return to the city and
Immediately obtain medical assistance She is
now at the residence Of Col. j. j. Seibles, where
she willremain until sufficiently restored to travel
Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
rHE IAx OF TEE HExpecRED.

Oh, her hair is as dark as the midnight wave,
And her eye like the kindlng fire
And her voice is as sweet as the spirits voice,
That chords with the seraph's Tyre.
But her nails are as sharp as toasting fork,
And her arms are as strong as bears;
She pulled my hair and she gouged my eye,
And she kicked me down the stairs.
She may shake her knuckIes full i'd my face,
And put the lamp to my beard, j.
And hold the broomstick over my head
But I'm not at all afeard.
For I've bound her over to keep tile peace,
And I've brought me crab-tred cane;
The policeman v ! come, and the Justice, too,
If she NEEDLES with me again.
My head was a week in the linen cap,
And my eyes month in the patch;
] never thought that the torch of love
Would light such birthstone match
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

If eorns were hereditary, they might properly
be called patrimonai achers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

NARROW EsoAPE.-We are informed that the mail
train of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
which Is detained by the washing away of the
bridges some distances above New bern, made a
very narrow escape from serious damage Monday
night. The train had crossed bridge against
which the swollen stream was fiercey rushing,
and proceeded about b half mile when another
was reached, whichi it was deemed prudent to ex-
anime before attempting to pass, While the con.
ductor was engaged in the examination, the engi-
neer, who remained ON the engine, felt it sinking
beneath him, and, with remarkable presence o1
mind, commenced to buck his train. Scarcely had
he removed from the spot when the embankmeni
was swept away. Ihomentis DELAY. and all on
hoard would probably have met fearful death
Ihe tram was backed until the first bridge was
reached, and that too was found to be gone. The
escape was remarkable aud all the train no
doubt owe their safety to the prudence of the Off
GERS. [Lynehburg (YA.) Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

A SLAYER PURSUED BY A WAR SrEAMER-On
Wednesday, the Sd instant, as the sIoop Union,
Capt. Saunders, turned round Riding Rocks to go
towards Orange Gays, she came in sight of brig
at some distance, which. as the two vessels ap.
preached each other, had all the appearance of
SLAYER. Gradually they got within mile and a
half of each other. Suddenly the brig tackled
away from Orange Gays, evidently to avoid
large war steamer lying there at anchor. The
people on the sloop were then witnesses to the
sudden and rapid movements of the steamer in
"getting under way" and to the beginning of the
chase, the result of which we SHALL no Doubt
soon hear. The chase was shout S. g. by E. from
the Orange Gays. As the Union continued her
course, she met the Excel of Green Turtle Jay
Capt. James Curry, who hal been on board the
steamer, and had learned that the SLAYER had been
an object of very affectipnate regard by the
steamer for some hours, and had, in fact been
under that sort of surveillance which the spider
usually gives to the fly. There can be no doubt
the slave" is taken, as she was losing ground FAST
and had no chance, the weather being fine and the
day before them. NASSAU Guardian, Oct. 10.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT ON " ELL. KNOWN MEMBER
OF THE PREss.-On Wednesday evening whilst
Robert j. Yancey, a well-known journalist of this
city, was passing through an alley below Monroe
street. he was violently assaulted and beaten by
gang of rowdies, one Of whom struck him in the
face with slung.shot. Mr. Yancey was otherwise
kicked and bruised, and has been so severely
injured as to be obliged to keep his room since.
It is difficult to understand how it occurs that such
desperate affairs can happen and no clue be got to
the perpetrators, and we can only hope that JUS
tice will ferret out and mete to the scoundres the
EXTREMIST justice.
IMemphis Avalanche of SATURDAY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

A SANDWICH ISLAND PRINcE.-Prince Lot Kane
hameha is at San Francisco, and his appearance at
an agricultural fair is thus described in the Bull
letin:
Quite sensation was created early last evening,
by the presence Of Prince Lot Kamehameha and his
two aids at the Pavilion. The three are stout, large
men, tall and broad beyond the average Yankee.
They were dressed in the last English fashion, with
gIistening tiles and thick heavy oyereoats. The
three, for their stout presentable appearance and
size, would attract attention in crowd, even if the
Sandwich Island color did not. If the reader has
ever seen our own Yankee Prince, John Van Buren,,
and will, 90 the picture Of him that is aagaerreo-
typed on his memory) add color enough to bring
the face to light mahogany hue he shall see
Prince Kamehameha as he looked last night, with
hands thrust half way into his pockets and hat set
on an angle of thirty degrees to the perpendie
ular, as he sauntered among the tables in the hall
The Consul for the Islands helped him to appreci
ate the circumstances of the growth of the articles
displayed aud in ali he took much interest In the
picture gallery they little to look at except the
large picture of the royal family of the islands, in
which the Prince himself is prominent. They look
like men of the world, well posted and quite willing
to learn what more could be easily discovered.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
YEARS AGO.


Near the banks OF that lone river,
Where the water lilies grow,
Breathed the fairest flower that ever
Bloomed and faded years ago.
How we met and loved and parted
None on earth can ever know
Nor how pure and gentle-hearted 4..r
Beamcd the mourned one, years ago.
Like the stream with lilies laden "~, ~
Will life's future current flow, y4.-
Till in heaven / meet the maiden -.
FondIy cherished years ago. ...
7'
Hearts that love like mine forget not;
They're the same in veal or WOE
And that star of memory set not
In the grave of years ago. s.5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
Try II, PROVE it, Know 1t,
q =INPECTINE

is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND MEDICINE DEAL
ERs IN AMERICA. @s.zu
Price One Doar-sent by mail to any part of the U. s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

ss-J WRIGHT co.. 81 and ISL chastres street General
Agents for the South o2s 1y&w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

THE INPE EcTI NE;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
II II Nj E M B Il RI

taken nwardly applied outwadly according
to directions, which mpany each package. 5.r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
TNPECTINE !;

OR
#="5e.z =zNl.. .." 5.z +"
PERSIAN FEYER ARM.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

LOUISVILLE, Nov 7.-The Ohio at this point was
rising this evening with feet water in the cana
by the mark.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM

Oh
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has cured ouands of both of the most dreadful e-
Yers Read and reflect.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
MANUFACTURED BY

: No. as, Bank of Commerce Building,
NEW YoRK
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28

MEEr1NG.-Bien que la soiree d'hier
ait etc fort belle, atmospheriquement
parlant, nous men soutenons pas moins
que les amis de NJ. Douglas auraient
bien fait de Sc soumettre au verdict des
elements qui empecherent lie premier
meeting. Eft dependant nous avouons
quill y await du monde, hier au soir, sur
Pesplanade de la rue du Canal ct devant
la plateforme, mails Ia settlement, car les
b%anquettes etaient parfaitement libres ct
on circulate ave la plus grande facilite.
Sur les balloons nous n'avons pas WI dix
personnes. Les Douglasistes, pourtant,
s'etaient mis- en- frais pour bonner a Get
tie reunion un certain air de fete, mails
ills paraissent jouer de malheur depuis
leur coup d'etat conventional de Balti-
more. Rien ne leur reussit. Les Pc
tards, les fusees ct les chandelles re-
maines a%ttirent bien lie monde, mails lie
monde ignore lie plus solvent lie motif
de ces jublations ct alors il applaudit
de coDfiance ct au hasard tous les noms
qui lie frappent. C'est ainsi quill a accla-
me avec energie celui de NJ. Bell, croy-
ant sans doute que lie meeting etait pour
lui ct non pour Douglas. C'est ainsi
encore quill y a Gu des hurrahs pour
Breckenridge ct Lane don't lie meeting
de ratification n'aura lieu que demain a
la meme heure ct dams les memes lieux.
Enfn, pour etre vrai, nous devons dire
que pendant tout lie temps que nous
avons bien voulu perdre atm de savoir
ce qui Sc passait a ce meeting, nous ma
vons pas entendu une seule reclamation
en- favour de Douglas. Pour etre vrai
encore nous dirons que nous avons WI a
ce meeting I'm nombre tres respectable
de Bellistes II faut conc!ure de tout
celia que la %popularite du petit grand
homme est passee ct quill a sufi du
fantome de Clay pour la faire disparai-
tire.
Du reste, lie meeting etait preside par
NJ. Donation Augustin ct a etc harangue
par MN. Soule, Fortith, Miles Taylor NJ.
Fortith a obtehu quelque success. Mails
nous n'avons pas remarque plus dap
Establishments pour les o%rateurs one
pour NJ. Douglas. Evidemment Ia eau
Sc de &c dernier est une aus perdue
Nous fnirons ce compte-rendu tres
BRET assurement par un autre compile
rendu plus bref encore ct relatif a nm
meeting Douglas qui await etc convoque
pour lie IA a Wilmington, dams lie comte
Douglas, Etat du Delaware. Ce meet
ing q echoae complement. II my avait
per some. Tel est, mot pour mot, lie rap
port telegraphique envoye de Whining.
ton a un journal de New-York.
. (Co9rrier de la LoDisiame.)
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
J. II. HAI.sEY,
P. BAuAScHAUD, Cmmite
CHAs. POYDRAs,

BLoND1N AU N1AGARA.-En attendant
que lie celebre acrobate traverse lie Mia
CARA sur retroit theatre de ses exploits
ordinaires, juche sur de tongues echas-
ses, il s'ingenie a varier ses representa-
lions par les exercises les plus inatten-
dus ct les plus ~terrJfques, CONNIE il lie
dit lui.m6me. Lejour du 4 Juliet, il await
attache par ses deux extremites, audes-
sous de sa corde principale, une autre
corde lache, une simple %icelle, relative
ment parlant ct pour o u servir de
Repression DUN temoin occulaire. C'est
sur cette toile d'araignee que Blondin a
a opere une descente ct renouvle ses
tours de force incorporates. Au grand
effroi de la foule, il s'est %tout-a-coup lais-
Sc choir. On a cru un moment quill
allait disparaitre dams les rapides; mails
c'etait une agreeable surprise que pacrobate
menageait a ses Spectators; n lanie-
re de CUR quill await a la ceinturo Ia
retenu a la corde, %suspendu a %quelques
pieds audessus de l'abime. Puts Blon-
din est remonte gaillardment; il a etc
jusqu'a la rive canadienne, ct il en- est
revenu, faisant la roue vingt fois de sui
te sans s'arreter, CONNIE un gamin alerte
sui n grande route, GU CONNIE I'm
clown au beau milieud'un cirque.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28

lever lie plan, soecifant la longueur de
la dite levee, la hauteur, lie nombre de
pieds de base ct transmettre une copie
du dit plan au Jury de Police. Pins
pecteur sera responsible dc ses actes
en- cette dite capacit6 ct dcyra fournir
une obligation avec caution solidaire
%approuvee par lie Jury de Police de la
somme de-a reffet d'assurer la par
faite execution de ses devoirs oficiels.
Chaque Inspector devra tenir un IL
vre dams lequel il enregistrera tous les
ordres donnes IN sa capacite aux habi-
tants de son district pour les r6parations
a executor aux chemins, points, fosses gu
~levees, ct reporter a Pavocat de Paroisse
les delinquants passibles de ramcnde
imposee; il devra de plus presenter son
livre au Jury de Police, g chaque seance
reguliere. -
En- cas- de necessite GU d'absence, les
Inspectors peuvent appointer I'm GU
plusieurs deputies qui agiront d'apres ses
ordres ct sous son controle; ces deputies
seront appointes pour un mois ct pas
advantage.
J.. II. HAISEY,
T. BA~uANCHAUD, rnn;ts
+ JAMES VIGNEs, o
CHAS. POYDRAs,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
ATTENTION.!
AUX HABITANTS COTONNIERS,

AUX HABITANTS COTONNIERS,
E'resss a Cotton! PRESSE A COTTON !!
T E Soussigne Went d'achete- la patcnte de la
IL Presse a Cotton en- Fer, brevetee, a NM.
w. F. ct CD Provost, pour les parois.es Pcinte-
Coupee. Est ct Ouest-F Gliciana.-Cette prcsee est
reconnue CONNIE Giant de b%eaucoup superieure a
toutes celles en- usage jusqu'a &c jour, soft par
son habilete, ga force, son elegance. sa duree, le
peu de place qu'elle occupe. &c. &c, ct est la
meme a qui fut adjugs lie PRLK a la foire d'Etat.
dams lie Mississippi Ell 1858. LIE nombre de ces ma
chimes ytndues dams les Etats a cotton, est fabu-
leux, ce qui d6montre ses avantages.-Le prix
levier combine.
Ceux qui desirent voir ces machines. soft par
%curiesite on pour fairc DIES achats, mont QUA Sc
rendre a Bayou-Sara, Oh lie soussigne eXpliauera
avec plaisir tous les details de cette prcsse, quill
fera Vancouver evant lie public.
LIE soussigne etant charpentier ct gin Alright de
profession, placera lui-m6me, chez lhabitant.
chaque presse qu'on voudra bien lui acheter.
Avec cette machine, 4ui est de ~tres-petit yolu-
me, on peut presser plus de 40 bales de cotton
par jour, quelles qu'elles soient. - En- sortant de
cette presse, les bales de cotton etant carrees ct
reduites a leur plus petite grosseur, lhabitant au-
ra non-seulement moins de fret a payer. mails en-
~arrivant en- vile, les bales de cotton pourront
etre directement expediees en- Europe, sans ason
besoin d'fhe r~epessfes d Ia Nou,eVe-O Orleans.
Tant advantages ne manqueront pas d'attircr
l'attention DIES planteurs de cotton.
II. TENNEY,
Is JUN a Bayou-Sara.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
RAUSGH & Gle.
DE PARIS

(Peintres, Tapissiers ct Decorateurs.)
0NT L'honnsur d'annoncer all public qu'ils
~ sont tout prets a entreprendre les travaux
qu'on voudra bien leur confer, tells que:
Peinture unie ct o17ementfe de maisons gu edifces
-Decors, Fourniture ct posage de papiers de
TEXTURES, limitations de bois gu de marbres-
Enseignes en- tout genre
Executent toute espece de peinture tant a
Fresque qua fhuile pour decorations de Salons.
Eglises. etc. etc.
S'adresser au Chemin-Neuf, a Ih6tel de NJ. V
Major. OH Hon pourra examiner I'm specimen de
leurs travaux.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
Chevaux, Mulets. etc

soCss1GSE, connu depuis de 1oDsn,.
- nees pour son experience dams cetta ea es an"
lmpoi'ante de commerce, Went de s;6tab,; 3lanche
mao1e1e pei1nahente a la Pointe-Counaa uae
du debarcadairc dn Ferry ct en- fac oP da pres
cara: IL a eIeye en- Get endroit dc sp ne Iayou
,cuf,eS:e q aura CONSIGNMENT tn main y, rGr nAs
hre de Muiets ct de Chevaux eley6s sIu Nom
naras pres de Lexington (Ken,ucky(, Eur II n son
ofrlr au cholx du public les plus beaIx IL peut
de race: alnsl que les p%roduitS c~roists des s esnaacs
les pir's renommees dn Kentucky. pour J., .'p pee
ct la force. po'l Ia talle
Aessr: betes a eornes Durham ct autre,. von
mier choix. SANFORD TFIuI,oS,iaE de pre-
Pointe Coupee. "a decembre 1850 'oA'
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AV is.

4 YANT acquis lie fond exploite jusqu'a ce
II jour par M. L. H.. TRUDEAu (Waterloo) j'ai
Ihonneur d'annoncer a mes amis, ct au public
en- general, que je suis pref, DIES maintenant, a
poursuivre lie meme genre d'affaire;
Marchandises seches, Groceries, Produits de
l'Ouest, Article d'utilite ct de fantastic etc. etc.
Une attention toute spectacle sera donnee a la
reception ct a rexpedition DIES produits; ct j'es-
pere j%ustifier par mes soins lie bienyeillant pa
tronage que je s~ollicite.
HENRI RENE.
Waterloo IA Avril 1860. h
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s. "a o 81 o
EPAV E..

EPAVE.
A RRETE par N. Bell. sur lie Bayou Thomas,
"A une mule noiratre domptee ag6e d'environ
quatre ans ct quinze J mains de hauteur, ellie a
etc evaluee a $50 par les NM. 5. J, Fenner ct E.
LIE proprietaire est notif6 de venir on lie faire
reclamer dams les 20 JOINS qui %suivront la date
de Get avis; simon, il sera vendn au bureau du
soussigne, commencement a la loi.
W. DELAHAY. S.
Juge de paix, 14eme District.
Livonia % Juliet 1860,