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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

SETTLEMENT OF FARM MoRTG AGEs.-We
learn that large numbers farm mortgages
have been settled in the past three weeks
along the line Of the Milwaukee d Prairie
du Chen Railway. Not less than $780,
COO of mortgages have been paid. Most
Of this has been paid by the surrender Of
the stock received for the mortgages, and
the payment of ten per cent. additional
Thus, by the excellent management Of the
road. the farmers have been enabled to pay
their mortgages at ninety per cent. discount.
Ten per cent. Of the subscriptions Of these
farmers is a small sum to pay for the great
benefits arising to them from the construc-
ton of the road. SO it would seem that
the management of this road, SO much de-
nounced by the farmers and interested poIit-
icians, las actually saved the people from
loss.-.Mal. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

re- Manhood is value; the Nessence OF
all value is found in the individual soul;
and therefore the final use Of the world, OF
action, ofall that man does and all that sur
rounds him, is to develop intelligence, to
bring forth the mind and soul into power
in fine, to realize in each the spiritual pos
sibilities of man.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
a Steam Carriago for the Prairie.

A contemporary thus describes one of
these machines, recently put 10 operation:
An engine, built by John A. Reed, an
eminent and skillful inventor, arrived in
Nebraska City year ago. Il will draw
eight tons of freight up grade OF 600
feet to the mile, nearly twice as steep as
the heaviest railroad grade. The tread
wheels are ridged to prevent slipping. This
machine, being the first one built, is pro-
PEELED by four engines Of ten horse power
each. The cylinders are oscillating, and
connect with shafts, upon which are pin
ions Of twelve inches in diameter, which
move upon and give motion to wheels
about six feet in diameter, which are attach
ed to the inside Of the sPek IS Of the driv-
ing wheels. The drivers aife ten feet in di-
ameter, made of boiler iron, and have a
thread Of eighteen inches. The steering
wheel is six feet ii diameter, and attached
at the middle of the axle to the forward
end Of the tank by q bal and socket ar
rangement. The tank forms the body o.
the wagon. The boiler is an upright tub
ular, and aft the driving shaft. The wag
on will carry wood and water sufficient fol
four hours run. 1t consumes one corr
per eight hours. The hands required to
run the steam wagon are an engineer. fire
man and pilot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

REB Before the draft took place, it was
said by dsloyal newspapers that all the
democrats had gone to the war Since
the draft took place, IT is said by disloyal
newspapers that none but the democrats
were drafted
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
nzrThe GREATEST capture Of men relatee

GB The greatest capture OF men related
in modern history, is that Of Napoleon at
Austerlitz, where he took 10000 prisoners.
Gen. Grant at Vicksburg, took $1,000.
The spoil at Austeritz was $50 pieces OF
artillery; that at Vicksburg is set down at
23S,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

GE A child is never happy fiom having
his own way. Decide for Linn, and be has
but one thing to do; put him to please him
self, and be is in trouble with everything
and satisfied with nothing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

EEIt is beautiful saying Of somebody.
that "gratitude is the music of the heart
when its chords are swept by the gentle
breeze Of kindness" Many hearts, how
ever. might as well be strung with bed
cords, for any music Of gratitude thai ever
comes from them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

Eag A young man presented certiti-
cate to the examining Board in Springfield
district Saturday, that up to the last six
months he had '.liyed with bis father to the
best Of his ability"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

Exy"Six feet in his bootsw exclaimed
Mrs. Darlington. "What will the import
ance Of this world come to, / ~ondera
why. they might just as seasonably tell me
the man had six heads in his hat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

JOURNEY OF LIFE.-Life is a journey
over hill. From youth to middle age
we are clambering to the..top; from middle
ace to seventy we gradually descend, and
we find our grave.bed ready which mother
Nature, considering our frailty, has made
for us-in fine, she has taken our dus. from
one side Of the bill to carry in and rel for
ever on the other side.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

Eg The Chicago Times is a sweet pa
per. 1t says that Jim Lane and others
"have provoked such raids as that Of Guam
tril." To be sure. Everybody who viii
not submit to our southern brethren, pro-
yokes them, and must take the consequent
cos. If man is murdered, it's bis owp
fauIt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

Ry-A Dutchman's heartrending solilo-
ouy is described thus :-"She lofes Shon
Mickle so peter as I, because he has cot
koople tollars NOR as ! has"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

GEr Love can get along with very little
language. Two squeezes and hug will
convey moremeaning than the whole five
books of Moses.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

EE- When you see e dwarf, you may
take for granted that bis parents rever
made much Of him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
MILLS q BLESSING.
DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY!
HIl-4s1-ar1 ~.
49,
ssIl - az5s
Orf
SET M TEETH FoR THIRTY DOLLARS!

4 SET OF TEETH FOR THIRTY DOLLARS
". ~. !" ,a,,tts ner wear. the months of March and
Sa,ober. 0fice over A. & 7. A. Burr's Store En-
ts,nn@ nm east side Room formerly occupied By Dr.
Thompson. -, p,,ou "a s;,rar ~
ss;r.5 Teeth fIled in crown vita Gold and Tin foil
men sjiings With Gold only. All Rubber woik warran
led to be full! as durable as Gold PERSONS rom as
lance wanting sets will udt TO ther interest 70 Cali
early as possible in the month.
N.B.-W. H. Degeubacher is the only Dentist IN
,bs part OF the State licensed to work the hard ruooer
s br work of any one not having license. az we'll as
the dentist. Of Gnodyear's g. Co.'S Patent
travelling Dentists cannot get the right at any price,
yl+36.f WIN. II. DEFFENBACHEk' Dehust.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

GgA poor fellow went to hang him
self, but finding pot Of gold, went mer-
rily home. But be who had hidden the pot
went aud hung himself.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

SwELLs.-Great men never swell. II
is only the three cent individuals who are
saIaried al the rate OF two hundred dollars
a year, and dine on potatoes and dried
herring, who put on airs and fiashy waist
coats, swell, puff, blow, and endeavor to
give them consequential appearance. No
discriminating person need mistake the
spurious for the genuine article.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

LABOR DEsPIsED.--Mrs. Kemble, IN
her "Residence in Georgia" thus tersely
speaks Of the social status Of labor at the
South:
"Tha northern farmer thinks it no shame
to work. The southern planter does: and
there begins and ends the difference in their
conGition. Industry, mans crown Of hon.
or elsewhere, is in the south his badge OF
utter degradation; and so comes all by
which they are surrounded-plide profi-
gacy, ideness, cruelty, cowardice, igno-
rance, squalor, dirt and ineffable abasement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

JOINT MINOR BoTTs.-A Correspond
ent Of the Indianapolis Journal, writing
from Virginia, says:
Did you ever hear tell of John Minor
Bolts? We'll, on Saturday last, while the
Sd Indiana cavalry were engaged in Skin
mish about six miles south Of here, Major
Mcclure, seeing hale looking, oldish gen
tIemen in door by the roadside. hailed
him and enquired-"Which way did the
rebel cavalry, that moment since passed
here, go9' "Sir," was the reply, ~ am
uLjer the parole of the Confederate gov
eminent, to tell nothing see. But sir,
my nameis John Minor Bolts, as devoted
Union man az inc world caii find. put
no ifs and butts in the c::sse."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

GEI If you visit young woman, and
you are won and she is ron, you will both
be one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

THINK LITTLE AND TALK LEss.-Girls
must think little and talk less Of matrimo-
ny. If they viii look upon marriage as
the height Of worldly aspiration, as the
grand source Of earthly happiness, we cap
tel them Of better way to leach that
goal than by frequent discussion of the
theme. Let them seem, by assidiously
cutivating the graces Of life, by attention
to the needs, tastes and happiness Of their
associates, to forget their own personalities.
Let them cultivate cheerfulness, physical
health, industry and the christian graces
springing from conscientious devotion to
duty, and they are sure TO become the OBJ
jects Of that solid admiration which recon.
mends for wives and mothers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

E-The first element Of improvement
a keen sense Of its need.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

re- The sword, victorious ard idolized,
is apt to turn to q sceptre.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

pg-" John" said stingy old hunk to
his hired man as be was taking dinner, do
YOU know how many pancakes you have
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

EE One way Of giving mrn chance
10 rise in the world is to knock him down.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

1T Poverty Is often despair.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
TO BLAUKSMITHS:

ne subscriber keeps hand any quantity Of forge
c pest quality, ana will sell at reason able prices.
NI pa y ais Hardware Store in Boscobel I4-i7-tf.
noseobel, FRANCIS McSpADEN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

eaten
"No."
"Well," you've eaten fourteenP
"Weii, said John, "you count and ! will
eat"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
president Lincoln's Letter.

The following is tho letter addressed by
Mr.. Lincoln to the Union State Convention
in Illinois.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

Millinery store and Rapart
one door east of the Lam
NELLIE DURAND.
ADDIE DURAND
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

The next day he enlisted. I saw him
depart with bloc kote On. Ez he haddent
a dollar that Good borrer. wuz rejoist
to see him 90. Respectively,
PETROLEUM V. Nasty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
MILLINERY.

~. ..ASes n. 4 A. Darands
wv "ugA Rooms may be found
house. 5i-tf
: -sas1er, June "a 'e3.
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AvIs PAnTTcUL1ER.

ftEUA qui ont teu des transactions ayec IL SOUS
~ signe anteriearenient q Ia nresente date rem
drons un grand service len lni transmettant anssi
tot aae possible Itne cope des reGns en- leur pos
session; ct ceIix Al qui ~ fatdes paienents von-
dront bien assi Jul traIlsmettre ces recus en- ltl.
plicafas signes par eux;
La perte dc beaucoap de papiers cancernar.t
ce Bureau rend ce.te reqnste d une grande i'm
portancs non settlement pour le soussigne; raais
aussi pelr les parties intGressses. S5
Rurean du Receveus das Efats Confed ederes
Franklin, Ilna 6 Sepfembre 1863.
eS R! II. MCMILLAN, Reressur.
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QUARTERS GTiNERAUx,
BUREAU DE CoNscRIpTiDN,
DepaTtement 7rens-MtssissipYi,
Sf,rpvauorf ri no \ Or Aout IS6S

/ requirement. {TgUS- -ibtSSsSStppt,
Shreveport (Lne.) 2S Aont 1868.
ORDRES GENERAUX No. o.
L Cette partie du paragraphe II des 0rdrss
-As Generaux No. Z. emanant de ce Bureau ct
qui prohibe aux Consents Ia faculte de s'offrir
comme yolontaire, est par les presentes revoquee.
Tonte pelsonne ssiette u conscription pour
ra, aitereursment q son enrichment, sfoffrr COM
me valontaire dams toute colnpagnie organsec ct
dams IL service du Departement du Trans Missis-
sippi. .3 ss 49, .s5s,s l=.
81 les compagnies anyquelles lis desirent se
joindre ne peuvent lmme ediatement les recevoir,
lis pourront Sc rapporter q lofieier enrolement,
lequel les assermentera, les anrolera ct leur dom
nera n faculte de rejoindre eurs compagnies res
pectiyes. s.st
II. Les Aides-de- Camp volontaires qui ont "a
ge De conseription ne sont point exempts desh
conscription. lis doiyent etre enroles puis d.
taches, 81 le Commandant du Department Trans
Mississippi lie trouve d prcpos.
Par ordre da5 BRIG.-GEN. GREER,
w. STEDMAS, a A G Es
Par ordre dn COL. E. WAGGAMAN.
LOUIS DEBLANo, Adjudant.
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AVIS DETECTION.

nONFORNEMENT 4 la Proclamation de
~ Son Excellence Thomas U. Moore, GouVsr-
neur de rEtat de la Louisiana,
Une election sera tenue aux dlnerents heuA
detection de la ParoiSse st. Landry. le
Lundi 2 Novembre prochaln,
1868. l'effet d'e'ire -.
Tn Gouverneur
I'm -Gouvarnsur;
In Secretaire d'Efati
Tn Avocat General; s..
Tn Auditeur des Complies Pnbies; =.
Tn Tresorier d'Etat
Tn Surintendant de IEducation Faoiiaae'
pour l'Etat entier;-
I'm Sherif, -
Un Coroner; .
I'm Assessor des Taxes d Etat:
I'm Grefier de la Cour dc District, pour Ia pa
roisse St. Landry
Tn Avocat dc District pour 10 huitieme DD'
trict Judiciaire;- ........- 49,,
Onatre Rpprpsentants la legislature de fE-
tat. de Ia part de Ia Patolsse st. Landry
Six Representsnts au Congres des Esats Con-
fsleres;--
Tn Jupe de Pai1 ct un Constable pour cha
que ACCOMPLISHMENT, ct deux Jnges de lEaix pour
chsaue Village incorpore:-
Six membres du Jury de Police; e'est-a a-dlre
un membre pour ehaque ACCOMPLISHMENT du II
ry dc Police.
Les Gommissares detection NOMINEES Get
effet conduiront lslecton coniormenent . la lel
dams leurs Arrondissements.re .respectits
l.. V. CHACHERE. Sheriff.
opslousa. nas'ss 81 sa saptembr, s"a1"; 1868. 5
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QUARTER GENERAL
DErARTEMENT IRA IS MISSISSIPPI, I
Sj,r.y..uart fine 26 Ao,It ISfi.s (

I3EIAh ! EH hA = i15S~iSs~fffa,
Shreveport, Line rs Aout 1863.
ORDRES GENERAUX No 3s.
NONFORMEMEN'r a la proclamation du Pre-
~ sident, un pardon ct nn. amnistie generalr
sont par ts p, eselts accordes ous les uffleirrs
ut sDats nlaiuenant ahsents sans permission
dams le Departpinrnt du Trans Mississippi. ct Gni
retourneront a lrur deyoir lei ali 30 Septembre
pftcllain.
Les ofsiciers 1t sollsts enroes dams lie D6par-
tement dh Trans Mississippi. don't les Regiments
sont 'Est du fisuvr Mississippi, se rapporteront
comrne suit. sous cette arnnstie, savoir: Ceux de
lsArkansas. an Camp dhsfructon a Washing
ton, ct aux Qnartiers-G Gereranx de District.-Du
Texas. Bonham ct Houstan.--De la Loui
siane. a Shreveport ct aux Quartirrs-Generartx
de District, ct il lenr sera p4lmis de s'adjeindre
temporaifement tells Regiments de leurs pro-
pres corps qu'ils .oudront Ct qui scrvent dams ee
Departenent
Cette amnisiie ct ee pardon s'etendent egale-
ment d totls ce,ix qui ont etc eonyaincus ct qui
sont naintenant sous sentence d'absenee sans
permission OH de desertior. exerpse settlement
ceux qu ont etc condannes deu1 fols do dsser-
ton.
Par ordre du
LIEUT.-GES Z. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S. ANDERSON, Asst. ADJ. General.
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Etat de la Louisiane.

coar dc Distrsct:-st. Londry-.yo. os2l.
TOSEPH ST. CYR, de Ia Paroisse 81 Landry.
~ Administrator de Ia snccession de feu Ed
vige Olin, epouse decedee al Joseph Bergeren,
dernerenent de Ia Paroisse ST. Landry, ayans
enregstre un tsbleau final des affaires de latlits
succession, accompsgn6 Dime petition dernan-
dant l'homologation dieelui; = Et attendu quill q
etc fait droit la demande de ladite petition. par
ordrs de Ia Cour susdite. en- date dn Is Septsn-
bre 1863.
En- consequences, avis est par le presen. donns
aux interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir
dedure enrs rasons, 81 aucnne lis ont, par scrit.
a mon Bureau, dams les trente jours qui suivrons
Ia date du present avis, pour lesqaelles ledt ta-
bleau ne serait pas homologus. administrator
decharge de toute responsabillt6 ulserisuse OF
son obligation cancellea.
A. GARRTGUES, Grsfasr.
Opelousas, 10 Septembre 1861
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Etat fle Ii Losiisiansi.

Essr iii Dissyictf- st LAndyg =. No. 9s222.
T>ENJAafIN AEDRES, do Ii paroisse ST.
- Landry. Administrator az Il asuceession az
fell ERNEST Ouch tdeau, decide, reinforcement do
ID Raloisse 81. Landry ayaI,s enrsgisfTe IN ta-
ssct,esSitsI., accompagne dnne petitisn deman-
darss Ihanologasiun d'iceiaiE attendu qasi II
4 6fd tait drpil ii Il demande III ladite petition,
par ordns de- Il Cuur snsdisr "a dass DID 225 Sep
iensbre 1863 81
E1 collseq seare. avis ess par III present donns
ai,x intArsases dams cetfe success;on, q avnir 4
1rdairs leurs ssisoils. Nj "A 6crlt
i man Bnfean dams Ms trells jotllH gni suiyront
la issc da present asis po,ss esqns sles lrdis Il.
bleau ne ssrait pas hoiAeloa admini eur dd-
ealxt .e tunEe csIsasisah tk nItsIiessre II son
hap On asSlsA ii ts q sxs srsascF
Il 4 issaa al !. : itaet I'm dS5.
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Sss-N Nous sommes autoriss u annoucer le tic
kst suivan.:
Ticket d'Etat.
Pour GoHrsrneur. 5a
Il w. ALLEN, d Quest Baton Rouge
Poar Li<stsRant- Gourerne.r,
B. w. PUARcE, de Bienvile.
s4 Poxr Arocat General,
s. r. g. G. o o . E.
Pexr Tresorisr d Etst,
B. Ia. DEFREESE.
AHdisssr des Complies Padl:ss.
H. PBRA L It A.
Poar Secrktairs d. Etat, ~H
p. D. HARDY. de St. Landry.
Pesr sariatsndast des Eeoles. Pu6tiqass,
w. Fl. NJ. MAGRUDER.
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Etat de Ia Louisiaua.

Etat de Ia Louisiane.
couT ds District;-ss Landry. 9420
TY YELATDE BRoUssARD. de Ia Parois.s
AaA ct Landry, Executrice Testamentaire de
Ia succession do fen Lncien Richard, decide.
derIlierernent de Ia Pardesse ST. Landry, ayant
enrsgistre nm tablean final de distribution des
affaires de fadits succession, aecompagns dune
petition demandant l'homologaton d'icelni;-- Et
attendu quill etc fait droit Ia demande de
ladite petition, par ordre de Ia Cour susdite, en-
date du Is Sepiemhre 1868.
En- consequence, avis est par le present donn6
max interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir
dsdure leurs raisons. 81 aucune lis ont, par Gcrit,
mon Bureau, dams les trente iours qui suivront
blean ne serait pas homologne, lExecutrce ds.
chargee de tonte responsabiIiie ulterieure at son
obligation cancellee.
A. GARRIGUEs. Greffsr
Opelonsas, 10 Septembre 1863. \.
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Opelousas, S septenSf
). z5z95 z..s; j Eszs; &C. T..
L'ETABLISsz BNT DIES

Sources de Beaver Greek,
GITUE 35 miles d 'Opelousa., contenant 2oo
~ arpents de tarre boisee.
AiRsi que les tournitures de fHotel, savoir -
Tn Billiard, Poele de Cuisine, Faisselle, Meubles,
ETC., etc. Vaehes lait, Gochons, un Buggy ct
les Hariiais, un Cheval, un Mnlet.
La yente aura lieu sur la place de Istablisse-
ment, par NJ. p. L Il Guillannin, Encanteur. . Ia
Vile Plate, 1t commencera 4 IO1 heures pre-
cises.
Condstions:---Co Compliant.
Fl. PROVENT, Propristaire.
N. B. Rien ne sera yenau ayant 10 Jour de Ia
vente. rs Septembre 1850
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N eyre marron en- Prison.

Negre marion en- Prison.
- II 4 st6 loge dams ID Prison de Ia Paroisse
III ST. Landry, le a Septembre courant. nm ma
@-gre disant Sc noTnmer EDMOND, ct appar-
tenir John Thorn. de cette Paroisse Edmond
est aye d'environ l5 ans, Ct haut ds 4pie6s IL
pouces. M 81
lie proprietaire est prize de venir le rsclamer,
prouvcr sa propritts, payer les frais Of smmsnsr,
autrement i en- sera dispose scion u loi
L. V.CHACHERE, SlerS
0peinusas 12 Septembrs 1865 %
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5000 de rec01npense.

Q. PARTS MARRONs du soussigne, 81
ssssA i environ miles du ppnt de Lloyd,A
SA sur Ia Ioute du chemin tiu Ferry de-AsG.
Burr. dams Ia mutt du 8 all 10 Aout, les es
clayes ei dessous derrits. savoir:
I'm negre nomme TYREE. cuueur grffe. age
d'environ So ans, taille d'en%iron 5 pieds nauf
pouces.
TN rarre nomme WILSON. cnuleur grias
fonce age d'pnviron ;35 ans, tae d'environ s
pi,.ds uouccs turt-ment cunstruit. ii Iui mas
que slne dent de devant.
Tn negre nonlm6 McCOY..a Age de 1s ans. Of
taile drnyiron 5 peds polIees de haus.
Una ,negrrsse nominee ROSETTA, agee ess
ylgt ans environ. H
CENT PIAsTREs serons payees pour Zap
prehensian d.. clac,iu eu1 el sa ivraison MOI
a nm point artlconqne entire lc Bayou Braf ct
Ie Ferry de Burr.
sshnt atlssi. parts marrons do mon hab;tation.
sur l- Bayou Bosut:
Tn negre nomn6 GEORGE, Ags d'enviros
srent--s1 ans, et
Tn azure negre nonns ALLEN, ks& denrt-
ron % ans.
Cent piastrrs de recempenie serant pay dos
pour la livraison moi de chatpn dc ces escaves.
a un point qurieonque entire ma residence ct
Bur's Ferry. Les teax csclayes drrnierement
mentionnes snnt sans duute sur mon hnhitatioa
ou dams e voisnage; ct les antres tensrrons pre-
ba5lcment dc reiuurner al, meme quarter soas
pen. GEORGE KING
st. Landry 12 s-ptembrc 1913 2sh
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sE~ Nous sonlnlrs sutorise d'allnoncrr EDOC-
ARD IL. EASlIN cnfinle eandidat poilrla lrla
ce de secrr,sire d'Etst, relection uni snra lieu
en- Nevembfe prochai, 2ojaiilei.
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MI. q Edit'eay

III. .SGs ISGtEEnY.
Ayez la bonte d'annoncer que. Ne IL ". Gffn-
cHEIe, le titnlaire aetnel. est canddat pour She
|rif, 4 felection de Novembre proclaim
CONNIE officer capable ct exact pendant les
hait derniares annses, N. Chacfler6 4 iustenaent
] aroit 'stre chaudement soutenu des votans do
ID Paroisse ST.. Landry.
{ $S Nh ss ii BEaUc0UP DE vOTANs
M. e Editenrs - Ayfz la honte d'annancer que
d. Il: sARRIGUEas, Ie titulaire actuel, est cam
didat puur Grefliler &c ID Cour de Distrietde la
Pareisse 81. Landry, i felection de Novembre
Eproehain. III s2i
| Il. L Edteur IS; Yenillez anno,lcer que il suis
canaid4t ponr Grefier de- n gour do District, de
la Paroisse St Landry, i rGlection q,li aura lieu
lie q do NovenlbTe proclaim
Sept 9th. 0NEZIMEs a. GIJIDRT. "a
Nous sntnnes antorise a arinaneer que nj.
TIELENEUVE JOUBERT Ii tittliaire acfiel,
est rsnddat d IA place Assesseur do IA Paroisse
St. Landry, a l'6lsscsioIl de NoYemhIe proclaim
~ Nous sofr1noes ausoris6 aannoncer aux 70.
fans du 6e ACCOMPLISHMENT lie 81 Landry, que
DRAUZIN BREAI est candidae poIlr repre-
senfant de Get Arrcnd basement an Jury ae Police,
q 6lection du Q Novembre proclaim.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1863-10-03

Nous sonlnrs auturisG 4 announcer que le
Colonel T. G. HUNT est canaidat pour repre-
s.nter l. Ter District de ia Louisiana au Congress
dcs E.ats Confederes, 4 rklection qui aura lieu
Ies %.ysu;f9re nroclaaiu
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oPHIoHAs:
sAMEDI MATIN, 3 OCTOBRE 1900.

gF-Nous sommes autorisG annoncer que d.
r. JOHN SAiITE est candidat pour Tune oes
places de Representants de cetts Paroasse' Ia
Legislature, a rklsction du NovembFs pro-
CHAIN 10 Oc'. 80. ~
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1863-10-03

EY-R!ciard Charles Downes. de- la Pa
r,,isss q thervillr. est canddat pour representrr
te Qaztriemc District dala Leuisiape au Congress
des Etsts CenIederss. L'eection aura lieu ls'
Q 2.Eovcnlbre panchain. par ticket general.