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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

She was commanded by I S Libby Of
Charleston, the same person who ran priya-
teer from that potl, was captured, and made
his escape from die yankees at Boston.
The Scotia when captured had on board a
valuable cargo Of merchP,pdise, consisting oil
shoes, blankets &c,
Letters of marque and N.a,
issued TO .eprisal have VoC.,
;. certain officer of a splendid vessel
which Is TO sail soon from some confederate
port,
The second officer is Col Charles Carroll
Hicks, who for several months past has rem
dered efficient service to the government
lhe Wing says that Gen jackson has des-
troyeo all OF that portion of the Baltimore g.
Ohio Railroad toom the north mountain TO
ShepardstOwr, tearing up the rails and burn
ing the ties.
The large machine shops and depot build
ings at Martnsburg were fired and destroy
The Wing also says:
The Secretary of War has caused an order to
be issued to officers commanding camps of in
structlon to cause the enrolment Of conscripts
to be extended to all men not subject to exemp-
ton, who are between eighteen and forty-fve
years of age.
1t cannot be disguised that the law under
which this is done is unpopular, if not odious,
among large class of people. ..
Recently the British man-of-war Rinaldo
approached the foot of Canal street, New Or
leans, and assumed hostile attitude, demand
ing from the authorities the release of James
Syme, druggist, an English subject confined in
Fort Pickens, and Naturalization for the seiz-
ure of his person and property to the amount
of 100000.
Gen. Butler requested 10 days to consult
with Washington authorities, which was as
scented to.
The Captain is an officer af great gallantry,
and whose sympathles are said to be warmly
in favor of the South
Gen. Butler has issued another Infamous
order, forbidding the payment of debts to per-
sons who have not taken the cath.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

DE. BoYsEs ENFEoToRAST-The most effectual
remedy for Asthma, Group, Coughs Bronchitis, Con-
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
prepared from recipe used in his prsotio, with he
greatest success, Tor forty years II is composed
entirely Of vegetables Contains opium or mineral
Try 1t. 1t always does good and not hurt and il d-
reotons art followed, VIII cure the above diseases
Only IS cents per bottle. liberal discount to the
trade. Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
Francis Fem, proprietor, Rutland, Vt.
None genuine without the lae snile Of Ss sxpstars
on the out side wrapper.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
ID + A z H s.

SMIrH.-At Oswego Kendall %, IN, Oct. 9sth, Mrs
AsENATH E. SMITH, aged 80, wife Of Elder c. W.
Smith, and daughter Of Alfred Edison, all formerly Of
this town
PENFIELD.-In this village Toct. 81, BErsrY S Pm
FIELD, aged sc years.
J0HNSON.-At the U. s. Army Hospital, Oct. l7th
at the of Fourth and George Streets Phiade-
phia, NEWTON R. JOHNSON, of Shrewsbury tagged %
years and 81 days He private in Co. C, 4th Regt
Vermont Volunteers.
PUFFER.-At the Hospital in New Orleans, La, Aug.
18TH, GEORGE I. PuFFER, of Shrewsbury, member
of Co. l, 18th VT Volunteers. Capt Clark reports his
death to be much mourned BY both officers and men,
he was a good officer and soldier
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
Boston Quota filled by Volunteers.

The quota OF Boston for troops has been
filled by volunteer enlistments consequently
there will be no draft.
The common council has appropriated thir-
thousand in aid of raising three companies of
oevalry for the Texas expedition of Gen.
Banks.
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Wisco Nlin Electien.

Milwaukee, Nov 5.
The Democrats have elected two members
Of Congress, Messs Brown and iEldrdge.
The Republicans have electe> u Messrs otown
Cobb and Hsuchitt. One distr. CT Is yet IN
doubt.
All the Democratic assembly are elected
from the city Of Milwaukee. The Demo- rats
have gained largely in some parts of th>H
State.
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NJ A w NAG r. ,

GRAY ILLINGHAM.-In Pavlst Nov. Sd, BY
Leonard Johnson, Bsq., Mr.. JESSE C. GRAY Of Glsns
Fall, n. V, to Miss MARY R. DILLISoHAA of Paw
let, VT.
POOLER-BULL.-In New York, Nov. 5th at the
First Baptist Church, by Rev Tho's d, Anderson, D
D., WIN. HENRY PooLBR. formerly Of this town, to
ZFIrA, daughter Of John Bull, ESQ., of that city.
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Minnesota Election.

st. Paul, Nov 5th
The city of St. Paul, Ramsey County, gives
COLLEEN, democrat, for Congress, five hundred
majority.
Wabashaw County gives Donnelly, rep,
500 majority.
Goodhue gives Donnelly FIVE hundred ma
jority.
The result is uncertain, as returns come in
slowly.
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CARD.-MUSICAL.-C. C. Tasks,

n takes pleasure in returning his grateful acknowl-
edeements for the very liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon him in the several towns Of Rut
land County, where he has been engaged in teaching
for the past few monhs-and having given entire sat-
isfaction he believeshe confidently asks for
tnuation of the public favor.
As he designs giving continuous lessons in this County,
and his whole time will be devoted to his profession,
it will make no difference when his pupils enter into
his class. end additions can be made at any time.
few more scholars would be gladly received for the fall
and winter terms and from his experience and success
heretofore he feels warranted in the belief that he
give fnll satisfaction to pupils and patrons. ~
80 Pianos tuned and repaired at the usual rates.
nov3:wtf
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Illinois Election.

s...".. Chicago, Nov. 5.
Harriss, Dem, is electso to Congress IN the
tth district. .....s
From late returns the Republicans ooncede
the election Of James G. Allen, Democratic
candidate at large. There is nothing from the
7th District.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

SOLDIERS ATTENTION Pain, disease and expo.
sure, vain hot climate, muddy water and bad diet will
% nnavodable,lbut armed with HOILOwAY'S PURI-
WING STRENGTHENING PILLS you can en-
dure all these and It'll retRip good health, Only q
cents per box, 800
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Pougekeepsie, Nov. 5.

Fougekeepsle, Nov, D.
The majority for Seymourin Duchess coun-
tyis 2Sl. The majority i5r Nelson for Con-
gress is 46S, 49,.
In Steuben county rs towns give Wads-
worth I7I9 majority. Seven towns Ia hear
from will increase il sligptly.
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SPECIAL N0p lc-- -'

IIa Ia the happiest who does tho n -
happy Tho inventor Of Herrluk o-t Il, make ,th.,,.
SAlertUs must be thu happiesi' AIrr's C{Ci5 NaJai
hazard nothlsg IN sayiAs,p nan m existence, for Wa
Medal Naieratua oSna0t 4 ant thr Yss M tbe aaId
hold. Oar better hall III m maxi, a hsroy hens
ever uo"uas, sa 'oF says she does mot fear of ou
neh Men We Sas she can get the genuine Her
v'V'Sp'Ny AteN say success 20 the inventor, and IL
a sooI mAAf how good tis no other would be used
~ |'"err OF our Merchants haveit, Their depot is
Fars street, N y,
Raf ale by Chester Kingsley, at the Ola Rcd Store.
and
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.. ... Louisville, Nov. 5th.
strong Union force will commence re-
pairing the Louisville and Nashville road
within the State of Tennessee tomorrow.
Col. Curran Pope died at Danville to-
day.
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Kansas Election.

Leavenworth, Nov. 5.
Scattering returns from this State indicate
the election of the entire Republican ticket.
Wilder, Rep. for Congress is probably
elected over Parrot, Union, and Matthias.
Democrat
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Missouri Election.

St. Louis, Nov. 5th.
The radical emancipation ticket in the
county is undoubtedly elected. a~
The vote in the first Congressional District
il very close, and cannot be decided till the
army is heard from.
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CATTLE FOR SALE.-0ne large pair Of
~ Oxen suitable for heavy work feeding. and Eve
fat Cows. Will sell them all together or the ORA
separate.
FRANKLIN POST
waitnsfori, Esv. 3, iSss. asvs Nv
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SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
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New York City Election.

TOTAL VOTE,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06

New Lot Of the SMOKERS DELIGHT
or klLLIKINICK TOBACCO, at
d. & ID. O. BILLINGS
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A Fine Article Of SMOKING TOBA CCyy
- only twelve cents per pound, at
s-ssc- b. ID. O. BILLIN0S
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IF YOU WANT GOOD BREAD be su,,
a, and call for Gno. O. MULFoRD's CROWN sXI-
HAioS az b. & ID. @. BILLIN0A
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HERRICK ALIENS GOLD MEDAL.
- sALRRATUs is Kept BY
a B. 4 d. @. BILLIN00.
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q ID. G. BILLINGS are selling SY-
d. CARS. as usual, very cheap.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1862-01-18
PROCEDURES ,OFFICLELLES


Du Bureav de Police de Ia Vile des 0pelogsas
as 1sud Janvier 1852.
A. une reunion speciale du Bureau de Police, ts.
nue. es jour, furent presents: Edmond @. Dupre,
President, +. A. King II. A. Lstour Joel e. San.
doz, James D. Israel ct John Mccormick.
Sur motion de H. Sandox, Il est ,6solu qae Nine.
GoRlin soient envoyss TAsyle dss siienes os ces
Etat Jackson, aux fais de Ia vile dOpelousas. ct
cue VIM. Mason soft autorise de ~ conduire.
Resolu de plus, Que Ia sonme de quinze piastres
par nos soft appropriate pour ia pension ct le main.
sien de adita dame Goslin, aueEi lonsenps ql'ele
demeurera dams iadite institution.
Sur motion, resolu que la somne de vingt.qnasse
paatres soft psy6e Nine Gray, pour rentretien de
Mime. Cost jusqua aujourd'hui.
Reso!u quo Ia sofnsns de deux centa piassres est
pale present approprise do tous onds dams ls ts&-
sor, pour schas do bos pour. Il construction et Ia
! reparatinn de- ponts. +
Sur motion de H. Israel, IN warrant de- ID sofnne
de quatre cent qunzs pasrea ct so cents est accor.
de VIM. A. Moiiarty, Constable pour travsux aiss
aux rues
Sur motion de- II. saEdos, =
Resolu que lea travaux sur les rues .. aux Ponts
as paeioist dorenasant aux taux euivansa, savoir:
Pour Ia construction dun grand pont, "a so; pour
ce!le dun petit poat s3; pour repsrasion dun pont
81 30; par charrof de serre, 90 cents ct pour chs
| que srasailianf sur les rnes, par jour, VI Is.
aHs 1anii.sn dc y srranE de &37 esa
| accotde Chs. Thompson pour faia do prison.
Sur motion ies Conseil s'ajaurne
EDMOND c. DUpRE, Pyssilns
Jos. D. R1cHARD, Grs6ssr pro. TEN.
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PAQCEBOT REGULIER
I. Mile Orlhapc Of 0naIo,,soo
Washington % Novembre, 1861.
ArraIgement pour les eaux hautes,

= aMN Le bateau 4 vapeur neaf ct
g. n flu marcheur NINA SHINES,
asssszsslszssZ Capitane Gust T. Louailler,
partira de Washington tous les Dimanches Q hea-
res du natin ct de Ia Nouvee Orleans tousles nes-
credis a 5 heures de rapras midi.
La bateau yapeur SIR ct sodement csnstFuit
ANNA PEREET, capisaine James A Capps, patti
ra de Washington tous les Mercredis heages du
matin, ct de la Nouvelle Orleans tous les Saneds
6 heures apfas midi.
LIE fret ct lie passage Sc paierons CONNIE : Ia sal.
son dernisre, sAvoir:
Par boucaus de sucre, $500
Par baril de melasse, "a
Par bale de cotton; rs
Ere. de retoar, par baril, 80
lie fret Sc paiera compliant, Ia livraisoa au. ma.
gssin de depot
- LIE Steamer ANNA PEEnEr prendra la place
du NINA SHINES en- attendant que les eaux ct lie com
merce permettent celui-ci d'entrer dams la naviga
ton. gY Nous remercions nos amis de rencou
ragement don't ills nous out fasorise cdevans, ct en-
sollieitons la continuation
O. HINCKLEY & Go.
Washington 81 Dscsnbre 1851.
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NouvELLE 1NvENrtoN.-M Charles A.
Desobry, De Plaquemine, qui deja await OBJ.
tenu du gouvernement des Etats Unis plu-
s:eurs patentes. une entire autres pour per-
fectionnement dams les foarneanx bagasse,
M. Desobry Went dinventer une nouvells
carabine rayee qui paralt lemporter pour Ia
simplicits ct Ia portee sur tout ce qui est
conna en- ce genre. On peut avec Get arme
tirer neuf GU dix coups d Ia minute; ellie
est faite de maniere q ce qu'on y adapte Ia
baionnette FRANCHISE, ct rhumidite ma aucun
effet sur ellie. NJ. Desobry Sc propose de
presenter so carabiue aux membres DO la
legislature, ct de solicitor une patente da
gouveruement eonfsdere.-Meschace6e
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Nous srprennns que M. Couret, de nosze vile,
aest decide aiier etablir une maisond de commits
ssr ID Nonvelle- Orleans, spssit6t poureiturs du
aparchs de nosre mesropoia. Encourage par des
promeases aattsusss de y part du grand aomhre
dhabitants avee tesqneis il fte en- rela lions daf-
fairssdaIs notre conmHfause depuis une sainzai-
ne Rannees1 ct Dun autre cote Sc sentsnt expert
dams Ia connassauce des produits de toutcs sortes,
leur classihcaton ct lcur yalear fesrecttse. i Sc
istte dams cstte vote avec Ia confahce que dome
Antention de sravaiiler ardeur dams Tint eIst
de scs clients IT dams 1e but ds pouvoir faire
plus ct Hieux pour eelx qui yoadrons blen pencou-
rages, il II propose de s'adioindre un associe qG
meritera en tsut tempe ct en- tout lieu lenr conf
ap.e,ainS quun tsneur de liyres don't IA reputation
sjoutera au credit le ia naison. i,
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MIssouRf, Anx dernieFes dates Ii e6ne.
Eaf Price stait \ Springfield, Il preparant i
|faprendre ~ nlarche en avapt II I8, 900
Homnas de bonnea troupes qui ont DID trans.
erees d II Gonfede egaaion. Ge brave offII;ioiier
a, ditsons n re noinanes Major ts6n6ral ii
pmllapdant du Depsrtemens da Missouri
Hour lea Etaas Uonfsaerea. -
4 lae Gen Siegel et SO aatres gssSciers fxd4.
AUX onk donne lesif deuission
H Renaissance L.oafis;z,,1,ss s.
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QUARTER dENERAL /
Ter Battalion du Regiment de 81. Landry, IL. l..
Opelousas 10 Decembe 1861
Attendu que lie Colonel Allen Thomas, ccmilas.-
dant lie Regiment de ST. Landry, lance un ordre re-
quersant les compagnies respectves de la nilice de
s'assember pour exerecc, deux fois par semane;-
Et aseudn que Ia dur6e de exercices ma pas etc
hxee dams lordre susdit;
En- CONSEQUENCE, it est par e present ordonne, que
leg compagnies a. B. G. ct D. conposant le le, Ba
tsilon, devront exercera leur lieu habtuel d'exer
cice ct sous leurs officers respectifs, au mons PEN
dan ,rois heures consecutives, chaaue jour dexer.
cice ct que chaque officer ct soldat Qu manquera
GU negligera de Sc contorner present DIRE sera
tradut ct passible dun manque de devoir. lie pre-
sent ordre devant demeurcr Ell plene force jasqu'a
ce eu'avis du contraire soft dome.
Par ordre Dc
:, JOHN E. KING,
Lieutenant Colonel comlusudaut
& r R,rIyY Abundant,
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Opelousas Is Janyier 1862.


ORDON N -A.NC 4
PeuR pouRvoiR a uGE EMISSION DE BILLETs
Az NOM DE La WILLIE D 'OpELoUsAs.
Art. Ter. lie Bureau.de Police de la vile
d lpelousas ordonne: 1
Art 2. Cue le presidentet le Grefier du
Bureau susdit soisnt, ct par lie present sont
antorises enettrer su nom de Ia vile O.
pelousas, das ,b;ilets Ses denominations sui
nantas aayoirs CiaQ, Dle, Van tet-ciuq,
G5asqHaase Cesats ct tJate Psast7e, en nom.
bre 6gal, OF pour Ia somme de deux mils y einq
cents piastres Que eeshillets serout fats
payables au porteur, au bureau du Tresorier
de ladite Vile, On biiiets des Etats Gonfade-
res, on sn billets des Banques de Ia Louisia-
ne, qusnd ON presentera des biIlets dc ladite
vile dUpelousas en- aommes de cinq piastres
eu au-dsssus
Art. g. Cue }esdits billets devront etre i'm.
mediatement imprimes ct signes par le Pre-
shdent ct h. GrefisS, en- leurs capacities off.
cislles gcspaesises, st places entire. les mains
du, Tresorief susdit, qui dsTra les sendre all
pair, et qui gareera oette somme en- depot, d
part, pour etre appHqnees speeialement au
reimbursement dc. .ees Efets ainsi vendus ct
+ mis- en- circulation.
I Art. 4. Que le Tresorier de laaite Vile
d0pelousss fournira un cautionnenent addi-
tionnel dc deux mile ciuq cents piastres pour
garaptir ia fdele execution de son deyoir
conformement lapFesente Ordoanauce.
Arts Gao Ia presente 0rdonnancs aura
force de- loi d dater de sa passation.
Ordonne le "a Decen1bre 1861.
EDMOND e. DUPRE, !.
President.
Jos D. RtuuaRp. Gre6Eer.
Opelouaas ] Janvier 1862. 6-5t
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Eg ~ 6gS ases.dsy,

FINE obligation de s5sss 80 cents, souscrits
u solidairemeut par Efinsham Laurence, de
Ia paroisse de paquetnine, ct Pierre Cazsnsve, de
la Nouvelle- Orleans. datse lie 1a Ayril 1859 ct
puyabIe au bureau de Bellocq, Noblosrf & Co. Ia
Eouvelle- -Orleuns, le 13 Avril proclaim, 1862, d
rec aPordre, de Messrs. Wu1. Campbell ct oaezl-
me A. Guidry Administrators de la succession de
feu Modesto Guidry, decedee. -.
Cette obligation est endossee Campbell y Gai-
dry, attninistrateurs.
S lie public est par lie present AVERT de ne pas ne
gocier nj trafqner pour eette obligation, attenoa
que le paiement en- a etc arrste.,
o. A. GUIDRY, eo-adnririarafesr
Opelousas IA. Decan1bre lS6t, I'm.
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Eats G1onfs1et is - I,stt,ets aeg Bpus
LA secfetaire du Tresor q annonce effciel.
le nent q1a dater du deuxieme Jour de Jan.
visr les inteltts dns sur les Bons 0onle erea
seraient payes en- espaees aux sous,tresoreries
du gouserne epent. Richmond. Whining.
ton, Charleston, Savannah, d Nashville. q
Mobile ct ! h Nourells Orleans
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VENTE JUDICIAIRE, A L'ENCAN

lie sansedi, Is Janvier 1862, q hsms aprss midi
Au domicie de Nine. Veuye AIexandTe Rosas'
jeune, en- la Paroisse st. Landry, en- la Prarie
Faqnatalque,- ,-des biens dependant de la con-:
n,unaute d'eutre Alexandra Rosas, d&ceds, Il
Clementine Fontenot, sa yeuve survivante.
de la succession dudit Rosas, savoir:
- Uss Eaorceau de T'erre.
IIssG. situe en- Ia paroisse de St. Landry, en- Ia
IssA prairie Faquataiqut, avec nation De de-
dhazszss lneure ct dependencies, contenant enri.
ron cinquante arpents, tenant: all nord Copwood,
all sud, Nine. Veuve Alexandra Rosas, mere a
PEST, a NJ. Jean Pierre Laleur, eft Fouest, la
terre des Veuve ct heritiers Hildevert Rosas.
Betes chevalines, bovines ct porciues;
Melbes meubiants;
. Ustensies de menage ct d'habitstion &c.
Condtions--Les acqueEeurs paieront les prix de
cling piastres ct au-dessous, Il Ter Avri 1863, ct
ceux audessus de cinq piastres, les premers avri,
1853 ct 1854, avec interets raison de hut pour
cent par an, compterdes echeances. lis fourni-
ront, lie jour meme de la~vente, deux bonnes cau-
tions solidairss. .
PAUL L. E. GUILLAUMlN,
Ehcdnteur.
Paroisse ST. Landry II Decennbre lsel .
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~0n ne saurais oonserser lcpgtemns les
sentiments qu'on doit avoir. pour ses amis ct
pour ses hienfaiteurs 81 on SO laisse Ia liberte
de parler souvent de leurs defaults
rLouer les houlmes des yertus qu'ils
mont pas, o'est leur dire impunemspt des
Injuries.
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HypaopHoBlE-Un garde. .chasse sa1ot,
auiourd hui age de 81 ans, revele au mo-
ment de IA mort que pendant sa vie il a. .saaye
plus de 100 personnes ou animaux atteints
de Eby ydrophobie en- leur ad,niuistrant imue-
diatemsnt comlne bosson du vinaigre chaud.
II lavait ensuite Ia plaie avec de reau tieds
puts sersait dessus que!ques goattes d'acide
by ydroeloric. L'efet, assure-t.il, a toujoura
et& iufaillible.
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BURE.4U .NKEE7saHzRE.
-

-. q - - -
III Asoussignss nnonee respectueusement
- asoenx qasseelas speut ooneerner, que
ls 80 decembres 1861, ellie fait tuer d sa
residence, pras duaP Pons1 Dabaillon, en- cette
Paroisse. 40 besuf blanc de 8 1 ans, mar
que 50 repaale. oe bmuf paissait dams ce
vossinags dopnis deux ans, oassant, les bar
.rieres q causant dsg degats ct na poavans
trouver 4 qui i apparsient. elle Ia fait tuer
etteai dispos6s d sn payer le prix au propri-
Etaire. ~ = we. E.E.@DAsDEAU.
Paroisse 81. Landry. janvier 1867 81
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Ro1B5 DE LeUWrow.

GsA EMILE CLAUDE, ayant recem,
|sssE aehete, ct complement repare ct en-.
isesS menage Get Hotel avauta geusemen, snn,
~aasks n'. s'tue rue Msine, aux Opeiousas. ess
aesue M afment pet recesor les voyageurs ct des
une EsGne spaciselse ct bien aer&e est ad;oints
aesS d. W etaolssement, bien approvisennee de- msis
sraet Nv et oa les solns les plus minutieux
seso'. ~ .. Pfoaisues aux cheVanx des voyageurs.
sa table sera toujours pourvue de- NETS aavo..
feuS ct aeondants Nj peine nj frais ne seront epsr
snses, s Gu cote du proprietare, pour compaire au
paohc e. pour gagner ure part lie sa iaveur.
opeousas, 26 Mai is6o--la.
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OPiNIoN tDU JuaE RosT SUR LE BLocus -
Nous lisons dams L Advocate de Baton Rouge:
Un franeais arrive recefnment de Paris,
elli 3 au une conversation avant de partiir
nvee le jugs slost commissaire DDS Etats
Gonfsdsres, ~ pporte que notre ENJOYS lui
35a dit que Il blocus ne pourrait continuer
longtemps. TCttes les puiesauces cont.
nentales a'exprinent favorablemer,t pour
notre eause Tn grand nombre ID navires
/ arpes, construits avec tous les perfectionne.
rnents recants, wont proehainesnent entrer id
service des Etats Cpnfaderes Avac les
! flames blindes es des canons rayes. liz pour.
ront bient6t ssuurrir nm port cotonnier on
deux avec ID plus grande faeilite.
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Jusqu'a Lundi derDier, on sesnoai' croire cue yes
rigueus de rhiver alIaient nous epagner mas qaa'o
cs,,e ;ournee gri,e EFT srriyee avec Ia mJansier,
e, in temps froid ct pluyeuE, cetait avanscoursu,
d'un lendeman glace ct dun temps aoomnao'e au'
s'a eeese jusqna tsudi on u do fsire place un
temps Simon plus tempkr aa moins plus sec ct asre
able. a~S,--Es.
Heureusement les trayauz agrieoles da dehors
sont peu pres termin6s; aueiques Fares sser'efs
,ou,ept cet.e seaine leurs dernisres cannes ct 70
troid n'aara occasionne aucun dommsge. Les char
mia Won't ,robab.en,ent comnencer pour le eucre;-
quaint al cotton, Il resteFa sans doute au rfoun Jus
ou'a Ia leyee du blocus, ou tout au niolns Jusqua
nouyel ordre, attendu gull a'y EN- ee moment pas
sembans dc demande pour Get article sur lie marche
de In Nourelle-Orleans
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pErr~sxuRs pv FOYER DoaEsriouE, ATTENTION
- 4Jne revue du Ter Battalion aura lieu en- notre
vile MardI rrochain,>e le Mardi ssiiyanf ane re-
vae de Reg aura lieu au meme endrois. Vols
les ordree, ians une autre colonne.
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nz-Noas sommes heureux d'arpfendre au'un
ore hestre dinstfumentsA vent, pour Id plnpart des
instruments en- cuisFef est en- vote d'organSatiton
"a notra ville sous Ia direction du profssseur de
rra1asiqas, Winner. onconpte deja plusieurs rnu-
siciehs, tells que NJ Boaemaler ct NJ. Gsissler, ct
plusieurs antres moins forts. ma.s qui mont pas
,aoins az goat pour Ia musique rnilitafre. =,
tssparons.que bientot leurs fanfares eclatantes
reyeieront l'ardeur militaire de notre Regiment.