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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18
Defensible Definitions.

Jury-Twclve prisoners in box to try
one or more ut the bar.
States Evldence--A wretch who is par.
doncd for being baser than his comrades.
Public Abusc-The mud with which every
traveller is spattercd OH his road to distinction
Bargain-A ludicrous transaction, in which
each party thinks he cheated the other.
Doctor--A man who kills you to-day to
save you from dying to o-morrow.
Author-A dealer in words, who often
gets paid in his own coin.
Dentist-A person that finds work for his
own teeth by taking out those of other peo,
pie.
Lawyer-A learned gentlemen who rescucs
your estate from your enemy and keeps il
himself
scnsibility-A quality by which its pos
SCISSOR, in attempting to promote the happi
ness of other people, loses his own.
Distant Relations-People who imagine
they have claim to rob you If you arc rich
and to insult you if you are poor.
Housewifery-An ancient art, said to have
been fashionable among young girls and
wives; now entirely out of use, or practiscd
only by the lower orders.
Political Honesty Previous photographers
have not noticed this word, treating it, pre-
sunie, altogether as fabulous; for definition
vide selflnterest. ..'.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

The UTILITY OF ToBAcco.-A returned
member Of the Irish Brigade relates an Incl
dent in the battle Of Lexington, which for
graphic interest has seldom been equallcd.-
1t also illustrates the matter -6f- c6tfse IMAM
ncr in which the boys went about their saw
age work.
In one company Of over eighty men, there
was great scarcity of pipes, and the boys
had to take turns, two or three smoking the
same dapidated dhudeen alternately. The
company was firing by volleys upon the reb-
els at theft entrenchments down on the side
hill; Jim kept his pipe in his mouth and
pulled away with great energy while he load
cd his musket. Pat, who was firing at his
side, hadn't had smoke. "Give us the
pipe, Jnn," said Pat "Wait hit" said
Jim, "ye havn't earned yer tobacker yet"
and Jim puffcd and blazcd away. So did
Pat, and as smoke rolled up between friends
and foes he begged again for the pipe. But
Jim still clung to his luxurious weed. Pres
emily a bullet whistlcd by and knpcked the
pipe out Of Jim's mouth, delno1ishing it. Fat
witnessed the catastrophy, and sat down on
the ground in dispair. The lieutenant seeing
him demanded what he was doing there
Faith, sir, the inimy broke Jim's dhudeen
intirely and there isn't another one in the
company" And the soldier resumed his
place in the ranks with look of unuttcrabl-
disgust at having to fight without his accuse
toned smoke. - Chicago Journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

Country AR-RooM.--Irving says the only
temple of true liberty in this world Is the
where you may pull of yovr formality with
your boots. roll up trowsers with your cares,
and puff away at your troubles with pipe,
without any fear that a broom stick will draw
your attention to tie carpet or dark com
plexioned frowns remind you of the injurious
effect of tobacco JUICE on the stove hearth
The parlor will do for those who are brought
up Under despotisrn; but to man who has
once fed on democracy, there is no spot in
the world where he can enlarge the area Of
freedom with less fear Of raising an insurrec-
ton, than in the snug; fozy corner Of q cour-
try tar-room.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18
The Song of the Drum.
BY MARY n. rot.

They have drum in the iowa Fifth Regiment, now O
uty In Missouri which Is carried by boy named Bank
Alamakee County. His grandfather beat it In Il
Id revolutionary timeshis father car ried Il in the Me
war, and It is now third time made available durir
ne Of our great historical epochs. .s' .s..%t'
Beat away, boy each blow that falls ''- .'
On my ancient and well-worn head,
Carries me back to the stirring times ..
...i- When followed where Washington led ....
! When my voice leapt forth in a village street,
Beneath your graEdsire's hand,
. And men came flying ON willing feet
~ To fight for their native land ll.g@th l's ...
n When the trembling hands of the fair young wife
hid her face to conceal her pain .Hi Tga .I5a
Through her slender fingers the tear drops fell
On my head, ike the summer rain.
tell You boy, your stoutest blow, .g-.. ...
. After all these weary years, r.E -' f..... ..+
Cannot thrill me now, as memory does
h or your grandmotherB PARTING tears .- ..-
Every success Of that wondrour war
~ Your old Companion shared ~ .. ...t.
aided to spread the blessed news @, ..
When peace was atlast declared.
Your father and wete fiayuiteas titcH; .a
And he listened with childish glee r.'.n. P .rr..
To the glorious scenes promised him, .r
When he went to the wars with me.
found with pride, in after years,
My teachings were not forgot, ...N
o. For my voice was blent in the victories
That marked the career of Scott.
On u battle field, I'm foreign land,
Many time and oft .. ...
I've seen the flag love well, ... ....
t Waving in triumph aloft. .. ...
Now in defence Of our government, ... .
The noblest under the suil--
In the hands q the third genetstSh 'E..'
g. Peals forth the poor old drum. o.. ..
So beat away, bang away, boy
Your blows fall light as feather,
Under lying stripes and tiutteriny stars;
Wen yet march home together.
Ne,o York, Sept. 11h, 1861. ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

IN MARRfEn LIFE.-Do not ruin much from
home. Ones own hearth is of more worth
than gold. Many marriage begins like a
rosy morning, and then fails away like a
snow wreath. And why9 Because the mar
ried pair neglect to be as well pleased to each
other after marriage as before, EndeaTor to
please one another; but 1T the same time
keep God in your thoughts. Lavish not all
your love on to-day, for remember that mar
riagc has its o-morrowlikcwise, and its day af-
ter after tomorrow. Consider, ye daughters,
what Tie word wire expresses. The married
woman is the husbands domestic faith; in
her hand he must be able to cntrust the key
of his heart as well as the key to his pantry.
His Honor and his home are under her keep
ing-his well being in his hand. Think Of
this! And you, We Sons, be faithful. hus-
hands and good fathers of families. Act so
that your wives shall esteem and love you.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

ANATHEMA.-The Louisville journal, after
tracing the treachcrous course of Gen Buck
ner, and describing the infamy and meanness
of his dastardly career with pen of fire thus
addresses him:
Such, N. B. Bucltner are you, and such is
the "strict neutrality ITO which you have
been so indefatisably devoted, and which
you undoubtedly mean to "carry out" with
the force under" your command" Such
is your fidelity? Such is your audacity !
Such are your professions, your proclamation
and your performances Away with you !
Away with your lawless horde! Away with
your pledges and assurances with
your protestations; apologies and proclaim
ations, at once and altogether! Away, parri-
eide! Away and do pcnnance forever-be
shriven or be slain-away! You have less
paliation than Attilla-less boldness, mag
nanimity, and noblcness than Coriolanus.
You are the Benedict Arnold Of the day !
You are the Cataline Of Kentucky Go, then,
miscrcant! And may the infinite mercy Of
God and Heaven forgive and save you, for
your country and your countrymen, your
State and your fellowcitizcns, never cah-
never.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

BREADsrUFFs.-The probable extent Of the
demand Tor breadstssfs from Europe for the
coming year, may be seen from few facts.
1t is ascertaned that the crops upon which
about one hundred and fifty millions Of pco-
pie rely for brcadstuffs and other vegetable
food, are deficient. The grain. growing pop.
nlation of this country, Or in the loyal States
does not exceed ten millions 1t is to the
crops of these ten millions the deficiency is
to be supplied from. The deficiencies need
be but small to require all that the ten mil
lions can spare.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18
.TOHNtH. BROWN.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk
IN County, Iowa. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. AND Col
LECTION AGENCY. Real Estate bought and sold Taxes
paid for In the Northern Counties Of Iowa
Titles investigated Collections made and proceeds remit
ted promptly, on'favorable terms.
Hon. Thos s. Wilson, Hon. d. 8. Wilson, Dybuque, Iowa
Messrs Greene Merritt Co. Bankers, Cedaf Rapids,
E. Clark, Esq. Pres. Branch State Bank Iowa City.
George Fisher Esq Scranton, Penn. ..-., .-..
A. II. Miller, Esq Spencer, n. Y. l
Or. Geo. Sprague, Sec'y Ohio StockCo. Butler Co.
DR.. s. A. Bishop, Peter Meendy, Cedar Falls, Iowa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

IO4N L.. WILCOX, formerly of the American
- Hotel having leased the above house, would return
his thanks to the public for the liberal patronage formerly
bestowed, and would be happy to welcome all his old
friends at the Carter House. Main ST. Cedar Falls Iowa
Stages leave this house daily for the North South and
West ~. ~
Cedar Falls, July 26, 1861, .hs N .ts~~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

SOLDIERS arc Of little efficiency unless har-
monious. Their minds, as we'll as their
bodies, shesAd be in uniform.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18
AMERICAN HOTEL.

GEO. .SECORD, Proprietor, Main Street
NJ Cedar Falls Iowa The above Hotel has lately been
enlarged and newly furnished throughout and pre-
pared to attend to the wants Of all who mT favor me
with call i have in connection with the above House
large and eommoious Stable, with good ostlers in attend
ance. The Office Of the Western Stage Company is at
ths Hsuse Stages leave daily for the East South and
West 1.sf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

= - 'I.--'
PnAYIlsG to God is bat poor amends for
preying upon men.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

A minister Of tho gospel, with not much
Of pulpit gift, came into the place Of worship
drenched with rain, and said to brother
who stood by as he shook, and brushed, and
wiped his clothes. ~ shall certainly take
cold II 1 60 into the pulpit so wet. = . OH
no. was the reply, "you are always dry
enough there
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18

A boulder weighing about two pounds was
found under the shirt BOSOM Of a colored
individual arrested in row. On being
questioned as to how it came in his possess:
ion, he exclaimed with look of blank aston
ishment: "Dats just what I'd like to
know how that internal dornick got intey
my buzzum. / spect some dem niggers
,nr,st have frowd NJ thar
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18
LOMBARD &. NICHOLS,

IN Black Hawk County, Iowa. They will give particu-
lar attention Practice OF in Central and North
Iowa and the Collection and Security Of Stale and
Doubtful Claims. OFFICE Corner Third and Main Sts
oyer Scott Tasgart's Store. ~ aa-&&a 81 &ss.@l
s. LOMBARD SO WI. NICHOLS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18
9. II. VANBUsKIRK,

9. B. VANBUSKIRK,
A T'TORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Cedar Falls, Iowa. will attend promptly to all bust
ness entrusted to his care.
REFERENCES. t
=. d. Richardson, Banker, Geneva, Wis.
c. NJ. Baker Attorney. &c. Geneva Wis.
J. T. Wentworth, District Attorney Walworth Co., Wis
1. D. Hale, Esq, Geneva, Wis
+. Andros, Esq, Geneva, Wis.,, ~
Case & Raymond Elk Horn wis.
Wnsor Smith, Elk Horn, wis.
Spooncr Harkpcss, Elk Horn Wis.
Office opposite the Gazette Office in Overman's Block
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-18
ORSDN RICE.

ORSspN NECEs
A Tr0RNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
IA AND GENERA l. LAND AG ENT Butler Center, But
lar Co., Iowa. will practice in Butler and ajoing Coun-
tes Particular attention paid to Collections and remit
tances made to part Of the State Titles examined,
Taxes paid and all other business pertaining to Collec
tion and Agency Office. .. =. ... .r- LO1y
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-10-12
" ente publiflue.

I'm vertn d'nn ordrc de Id Gour dn Hnitisnie.
xL Istriet Judieiatre. ep dsts du Al aolt 1861 Il
seta ofert OBJ yente puhliqne su dernier "a s hat
eleharisaear Asa Porte Do Ia Aaispu Goaf n9x Gpss
itinsas. psr lntsruedisire dnn eneaatsrr GhsnSnt
aaserneItA 84 IL.
le Jeudi IA 0ctobre 1851,
Id proprist6 saiyaites nppastsnaat 20 ieoninsa u
James M. Porter ut ses snfants ntfneurs heYitisn
de Nary Thompson daeddee,A 4 sayoir:
UHe terrain et 10 bnreaa gH y sst pitue sls en- m
rifle dss 0pensisaA Eur Ia riiA as III O0af preslpa
via 4 sis Iii Maisen tIt Cnnr ct deruiarement 6epd
paf Thomas Fl. Lewis Il Porter, comrns harsass IN
VOCAL On era rennaitre les diinensika an teraia
le juur de Ia yeiIta. sr .SssgSssaSssss
TEEMEs ct CONDITIONS
une credit ds u.l. deas q sross ans al jsaf Ill
Ii vehte Lacanereur feftrnira ses blilets agen
bnna sGeurit6 a0lidare pe9taat nterek saisGi. le
hilit pour cent de- fhihsanSE ct paya6ses Times
VI. Partes Tateuf, 4 son hnreaa aux Gp6tGssas. Nv
potheane spGaala ct aif tle yentenr sagntssi
retenns af h ptdprias III. i'd all aiefisas lEntsst aa
capital ss aegintarafs. gsllil q FL gg5 s5s
Antre ventetla f.eta jnur et sst mono Hen Ii
pr9fe euivantt aFpArteuaIf AJAX hdfaits H
J.ilnes u. Porter d az Mary Thompson atcsa sssk
sasois: tssss sa5s5
IL n,pita iitiivise ssn artes tis terrs III
flaqaetnpe issla. 6tatt HHf }sgsir, ii skg arrrs
asitsts.s paf Thnnas II. Laws tita atas4 III
Ia gente dc Ia aiasasss1n iia TAak slEeedse
SCION precas verbal 4ais dlts ytgsfs q
Terfnea " G,aal le9trt bit al la 10asr f a
yente. Jalasas b. 3IsTEK Ta<ss,,
s,psiolaaas n fep. Issis
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-10-12
Succession de Thomas 81. Lewis,

Succession de Thomas H. Lewis,
8s. decide. .Ssss s
TsN VFRTU dun ofdre al lHonnrnhie Ia
II Cour du huitiene District Judiciaire en-
date dn 10 OctDbre 1861 !, il aera ofiert en- yente
publiqne 80 plus hant ct dernier encheriaaenr
u Porte de ID naisop de Copr aux opelou,
sas par Fiptermediaire dun encantsur dumeut
assefmente l3Hega
lie Jeudi ID NOvelnbre 1851,
Les proprietes cidessous decritas appartenatll
. Ia snrdite Succession, savoit: ;8Bs II
Un certain moroccan de Terre,
sise snr le cote Eat dc Ii fonrehe /, t55 n, Z I
j. ouest du bayop Plaqaelnsne Brals, i4s
Paroisse st. Landry. etant Id uioitis
& dun moroccan de levres cnntenant
SIX. CENT GUARANTEE
A @ R T. s.
achetee pas Thomas III. Lewis et ,James N
Porter. Ia yenta pabiigue De In sncceasior
De feae Susan Wales scion le process yerba
de ID dite vente.
TERMES f CONDITIONS. n
Catie terre sera yendue pour Gu compliant
payable le jour de ID venle. "a, 5ssS ,,7sst
8 ID CALVIN a. Il FIsAZEE, 45ssS
1 ERecntenr Testamentairr
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OP'ELoUsAs sANEDI MATfK OCT ID 1851.
Armee du Potomac, ,!I,,',=

| i1ss evenements qui yiennen1
ue &c passer sur le Potomac sem.
oient sts .indiquer que les deux ar.
Mees aont sur le point den venir
aux mans. Sur notre gauche
nous 2 nous sommea empares du
lamenA ! Paat q dc Chafnes qui ira
verse le Potomac i environ six
hlllies au-d -dessus de Washington
Ie1 g sur ,I 'notre droite, entire Acquiia
oseek ct Y Washington, rous az
ons eleye une batterie Formidable
|Ian commando com le cours du Po-
tonae NJ Ct alpimet, desormaiis, Pen.
|neml dams l'impossibilite de de-
scendre on de remonterle fleuve.
/, Al''si D ces deux points: al
| Pont J De Chafnes ct pres d'Ac-
qua Greek l'un audela, lautre
en deca de Washington, nous
t'sttaNoiis ss,I4 traVerSer le Potomac
quand i nous plaira.
Malhelreusement les avanta-
ges que nous donnent ces deux
points sont considerablement re-
QUITS par quelques success que les
Federaux ont obtenu sur notre
9 centre: lis Sc sont empares de
. Munson's Hill, qu'occupaient re-
comment le col. Stewart ct la 2e
.compagnie du Washington Ar
tlllery etsont prnle Falls Church,
.Bien 'entoure CONNIE il Fest,
Ipennelni ne puisse tirer grand
part de Occupation de ces deux
points, i reussira probablement
a retarder, au MONS pendant
quelque temps, notre marche en-
ayant.
Les dernieres nouvelles nous
apprennent que des grands morl-
vements Sc font de notre cote
dams l'armee du Potomac ct que
Fennemi q traverse le feuve d
Occoqaan dams le but de s'empa-
.rer de quelques-unes de nos bat
teries.
Les premieres fraicheurs de.
l'hiyer ont produit dams l'arm6e
IN grand llen: les h6pitaux Sc
yident, les maiadies dinlinuent
partaut dc Motto ct tout indiq,1e
que fhiver que pon craignait tant
loIn de faire souffrir nos soldats
leur fera leplus grand bien.
lie gen. Beauregard 4 nomme
le major Walton chef de l'artil-
lerie de son corps d'ar,nee.
lie I'd lieutenant Slocomb a etc.
nomme premier lieutenant. Id.
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,af ET Lila oouR, opEIoUsAs. IoUIsIANE
Prairie Z ! Rangers.

lette coInpa gnle don't For
ganization . ete renvoyse jis-
au'au dc part dc celle duC Cap 4
tame Garland eat Iaainte eAassl
prdte 4 recevoir tons ce,lx lldl gsIl
desE MY joindre.
LAa pfiiciers son tous des hom-
mes natifs de IA paroisse et bien
conIllis dams notre communicate,
Capitaine Willis Prescott.
lst Lieutenant, n. Al, King
2nd Frank Ohutt
jr 2nd /" jules Dabaillon,
Toute application dot Gtre
faite ali Lieutenant King,
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,., ,.,t;4,., presitfeas ! ieIie.

f;Eieesian Pfesadeaf @Aessc.
s. ..,.su.rs nuanime que donne IL Press
.si,a.fsderes dn Snd la nomiaatior
's,...e e T,ayis Il A.. Fl. Stephens CONNIE
FssI ,.,, & Vice President eas une prenve
.ss Il ,eur popuiarite ct de la confanes
ss'' tsa,sIIs nous sommes, au'ils sont les We
III, ,on,r,es digues de remplir dc teilee
ssip1s ...;...,..
u ssss, Ii esax ani doivent presider pendant
5,s,o.,baii,,es six annees eur les destinees dc
Il sl,ls Reppbliaue, IN grand noulbre d 4 n
ss,a,s 5s serout.ils pas aineass a negliger nn
,..,,, dune tres grande Importance pour le
=. 81 i nc ss ysadaat pas au Scrutinf
Isa,lp4 Sesefnsre proclaim ains que nous
60 1ne election sera tepue dams tonte Ia
,s;,Issts, i leaat delire les officers Etat,
/ psreEse, dc districts ou de- municipalities.
| q sa.aidals sont aoinbresx, ct mons ponvons
.iaael smsat en conclure, u'elle sera claude
"a djsputse aepais le plus haat empioi jus
III sfIa, ae constable TN grand nombre de
i, ssta icpue, &c Jour Ia, dams chaque dis
taT
VII en es aui regariie I'eleetion du Msr-
..1 s,lisant. l'afiiuence ne sera probablement
!, sassi gssnde. Iln'y qu'un seul ticket, ct
l.sarop,, de yotants penseront gull n'y 9 au-
ese nscessie de se prfaenter an rcratiu et
,,teut eil consequence II en- resaltefa, sill
i arya sIpsi, qn'une comphraisea sera etablie
mte ID sjeuy elections et il sera proelame sur
tr,s, as tols iahe le SoIa ane i'os he ponr,a
.lfneat rrgarier I'eleetion presidentiel'e COM
sefesprsaien De Ia yolonte popnlalre, ct qne 10
t.IssSa se ycter de Ia part dun grand noat-
m aeectsurs peat etre iaterpratee comue
3sal m ssnt ilneat secret pour la continuation
/ 4 lIIpiaa qui attend, siiEncieusement ct pret
I snhies da Roecasiou, l'assiatanee settlement
| |ANed pom se maaises;er ct genperser lie pre-
sll eisl Do clipsss.
Pus beakesnp, estte apprehension de notre
,sfsea raj ioltate: tsais ne,a sayoHs com
|gsa atst iasle sgsasi ag'on l'adeja ve, a LIN
|t3s / sRs satellites Il i'egarer l'esprit di, Sord
n sate iaiItiurs ptets h n sssiss de tous les
sgsR IassipIes yuut. aa'ftssssr Ia gperre on 'iis
r. 1f.{t q II 35o d = %
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Richmond.

Les ioulnaux de Richmond
parlent toujours de Ia difference
|d'oplnion q,li existe entire les
|menbres du cabinet s,lr le car.
aetere D donner j la guerre. II
parait certain maintenant que la
retraite du gen. Walker, du mi
nistre de Ia guerre, a ete causee
par loppositioni gull trouvait
chez plusieurs dc ses colleagues,
|pousser activement les hostiFt $.
On dit que Il vice-p e-president dc Ia
Confederation, NJ. Stephens, ct j
|successear par interim dc M.
Walker, Thon. . + Benjamin,
|sont les deux principaux defen-
seurs dc Ia politique de tempori-
|sation qui q dte stliyie jusqu'a
present, al'egard Dc parnee du
Potomac, depais Ia bataille de
Manassas. Dependant les nous
velles qnis nous arrivent de cette5
armee semblent indiqler que le
|gouvernement q pris un parti ct
que &c parti est celui de FACTION.
La senlaine proehaine, probable
ment, nous saurons q qnoi nous
EN- tenir acct egard.
Arnold Harris ct NJ Magrath
ont etc mis- en- llberte sans condl-
tions.
lie zen. Wise est arrive ! Rich
lnosld. Ia Renaissance Lottasaa-
aal1fse. II
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Ganache. Un jour Napoleon, fort me-
content 4 Ia lecture dune depeche de VieDne.
all i Marie Loaise: aVoire pere eat une ga-
nasae." L'Imperatrice auis igaorait beancoap
do sermes francais, s'adresse ! IN coaseil'er
d'Etat et iai dernande Ia Specification dp mot
pa,lachs en- lui disast dams qnel,e circumstances
fEmpereur Ia snplaye. a eet'e desna,sas IN.
atlendae, le courtisan bsibniie que ee'a vent
dire aun bomme sage, de poids, de bon conseii. y
onelqaes jours sprss. Ia ineno!re encore toate
rra1che de "a nonvelIe acquisition, Marie,1oa-
IS. nrssidant le conseil d'Etat. ct voyant 10
discussion plus animee qn'elle ne Fonlais, IN.
.erpelie, pour metresfn, cambacerss qai, !
ses cotes bayait tant soit peu aux cornelllea+
aCest i roua nous METRE daccord dams
cst,e occasion importante, iai dit.eile, sous 50.
rez uotrc oracle; enr ie vons items ponr Ia pre-,
misre 81 Ia n,eillsure gdaaats de Empire. 81.
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TABI4,EAUJ..

TsTAT DE LA LOI1ISIA Ne Cour d.
IL District Paroisse st Landry. No. $500.
Succession dc zenon Guiliory, dsc6de.
AUGUSTUS GuILLoRY, de Ia Paroiase ST Landry, Ad
rniBstratear de la succession de Nnon Guillory
defad6 derniare,nent DO Ia aasdite parossc, ayan1
presenta un tableau final de Ia susdite, success
ION, serompagns dune petition demandant Tho
oiogatipn icelui, III attendu 4u'il ete fais dro
4 la demaade de lsdite petition par ordre de ID
Co,r Ell date au 10 cctehre 1861;
En consequence, avis est par le present donnH am
interesses dams eette suceession, davoir dedpir.
a CRETE ds la Eanr susdte, dams iea trehte jonri
aui sujyrontla date du present avis, les raisons
aueunes lis ont, pour esqnelies edit tabeau ne se
raft pas appreuvs Of hsmolegne.
Bureau du GTehier, II aGtobre 1861. 81
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-10-12
LIE CON CERT.

Y concert 90 teae6ee des yolnntaires de no
u fsfo'as asa Han ,aardi soir an theatre
HI yasetss,
pteglainfle ssait. etc Acknowledgement
|,sas " 8 4 tad hensienr ~ bon goft da Prof.
''haef q aax DANES 4 qai la direction do
|Aa''fs assit ett col6se.
atsaat pas ninsicien Il tl'eyant pas ID pre-.
|aaaa y 9 etHe iuge sn Instiere lie m,,siere soft
,sas, sa's lDssruhsntsle; Il pe. mons nom convien-
n |saa aena PAs de nous poser cnU,,ne .critiqse
e1sph OCCASION. ~ nous deyops for
,,,'1 M opinion w lea a,orceaa .asi ont ets
ssss M ~ ~ ~ sppaudisseineilss qni lea ont
M '' a'as s'lrops al,'e tont 4 etc 4 ID Plus
a. A'|slsetion DIS autlitellrs.
sssc regret que nous constatons nue
J, se'es " aetAis pas sussi nombreuse Que
asslofs asperse. Nous savons fort bien due
ps aeht aurs, mais nous aayons aussi
s0ni encore plus poar noa braves 70.
\ ~ b naass g tls partageoas pas leo dan
S Ii. y psfl|s n q aaxgnels III sont CONSIGNMENT
v D ,s' aeas dsFrions saisir chague occasion
W M ol|erse de les soalager dams leurs
as' " llsars prisations. 8 '' 4
spplshons que Ia recette fiu Concert
,ss environ quatra virgt cipq pms ,
M, q, .'' sen'i1le aere, darres &c que nous
vpfsndte, alIanee D l'hopita. des
III y II Louisiana Ell yirginie. o.
eaap sur i nieux approprier.