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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16
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All the news from Ireland by the latest
arrivals, indicates that the country Is on the
eve OF an outbreak. Tie Fenians III al
parts are growing bold and defiant, and fire.
quent attacks on the police are announced
The belief ia general, IN England, that the
attempt in behalf of Irish independence on
the part OF Fenans is on the eve of being
mad e.
This belief strengthened by intimations
thrown out by Fenians on this side OF the
water. We have, within few weeks. nCtic-
ed posters announcing Fenan lectures
in which it was stated that this was
the ..last chance to hear lectures on the sub
iect By the Fenans, as they were about to
S trike.
At meeting of Fenians, held in New
York on Friday, Mr.. Campbell addressed
the assemblage, and, in the course of his re-
marks
lie exhorted all VINO were not in the
brotheihoo 10 join AT once. The object was
to send money to their brothers across the
sea. He the speaker did not mean to stay
| long in America, but was going to his native
country to help them. The crash will come,
and before six months are over Ireland Will
be free or die. They would show to the
world they were capable of governing them
selves, and place themselves on the list OF
nations
All the fenian speeches latterly states that
the time for the consumma;ion Of their pur-
pose is close at hand. This speaker asserts
positively that the blow for lreland's freedom
will be struck within six months. These
positive assurances must have base 0.
| truth and the public knowing nothing, can
only wait, and wonder how this seeming
miracle viii be accomplished.
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.SerenG. Sent Z. IS6j


1fessrs Editors-I se;id you few Serena
"local iterns," which publish or not, as YOU
please.
SCANDALOUS CONDUCT OF 1OUNG MEN,
On Sunday evening last, as the people OF
District No. had assembled in the school
house for prayer, some young men entered,
making considerable noise, and then retired,
! making more outside. 1t WAS evident they
came for a row, is some if not all OF them
had been drinking, and had their sleeves
rolled up, saying they a.. came 70 clean out
Serena, aud would do it, Their talk was
scandalous--cursihg and swearing, with hide
Gus noise. 4 church member went out and
tried to Guie. them, but they said they" would
be quiet when they were ready, and one OF
them, (sad TO belong in the telegraph Office
at Ottawa said, If you wan: to sue me, try
it on guess | am able 20 pay the cost
And thus did these young men carry
sail during the whole time the meeting
lasted Such brutality deserves notice, and
the authors deserve being taken care of be-
hind iron CRATES.
CHRISTIAN UxIoy.-An organization of a
! class Of the Christian Union took place in
Serena during the last month, electing j. l.
Montgomery " Recor ler." The society is in
q furnishing condition, and holds regular
meetings every Thursday and Sunday even
Ings
/ y I.oY.L" PARsoS.-A short time since
I one of our preachers, holding forth on potft
ell subjects, slid: If Booth, the murderer
of Lincoln, We hat u III, he would be black
balled OUT As there are but two places To
20 TO after this lie, qHere II Booth has been
Dlackballed ont OF HI, Las he gone 10
! heaven? And hone but piou. christians:
can 20 to the latter place. WAS Booth such al
one And finally. was the murder OF La
coin the browning act Of plety that secured
for him this grace?
CRoPs.-The wheat crops in Serena was
gooa, yielding from l. to % bushels to tie
acre. OATS also good, yielding A to 4j bush
els 20 the acre. Both were damaged, how
ever, by The rain in gathering. Barley crop
! heavy, and the corn crop promises a large
yield.
SicKsEss.-Therc is a good deal of sick
ness in Serena AT present, caused chiefly by
the bad, chang rabie weather. Some - per
sons have died in this town within the last {
months.
DeATHs-Died, on the 9th ult., in the town
Of Serena. Annette, daughter OF Sarah Cur
uea. aged II years. On the ith OF July. j.
ID Marsh al, "a old citizen and good Leigh
Dor.
AxECDoTE.-Not long since preacher WI
travelling the old plank road to Ottawa Oh
horseback, when he overlook au lrlshman,
also golng to town with an OK team. Enter-
ing into conversation. he asked Pat number
OF questions. when Pat in urn ashe! hl n
his name. Ives sand the par on. - And
what Is yotr business ~ Il am trying TO
preach to the people said the parson. An
faith" said Patrick, - think it must be a
good business, from the number OF blac..-
guarus | sec going into IT,
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Diocesan CoNveNTioN-We have the pro-
ceedinrs of the diocesan convention OF the
Episcopal Church at Chicago to Thursday
evening, reported in full in the Chicago
papers. the most notable act thus far is the
dissolution of Grace Church parish at Gales
burg, for contrmacy. The Bishop, as re-
1uired bN the canons of the Church. had
directed that parish N longer to retain Mr..
Cracra!t as their rector The parish DISC
beved, and the convention has by nearly a
unanimou vote dissolved it. The staement
Of sundry Oh cago papers that the objection
% Nr. Cracrdft was on account Of his poll
tics, and because lie preached ''loyal'' OF
political sermons, is a pure fiction The
Church, it is true, does not encourage that
sort of preaching, but the charges against
Ir. Cracraft and Grace Church parish
involved nothing Of the sort, as every
intelligent Churchman knows.
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The BRITISH REvIEws.-We are in receipt,
within the last ;wo weeks, from Messrs
Leonard Scott & Co , New York, of their re.
prints of the Westminster Review, and Lon
don Quarterly Review Tie former has
reached its lf5Jh number, ana remains M r.
ister Dsa7istorssDs among the quarterlies, in
vigorous old age. The table Of contents In
clules Later Spaculations OF August Com
pte - ''The Anti-Slavery Revolution in
America spencer Principles of Biology
political Economy Imperial History :
American Novelsts - The principles O.
our Indian Policy and contemporary
Literature"
The "London Quarterly" is replete with
such solid and instructive articles as are
characteristic ofthis sterling Review. and We
find nothing in its pages unworthy OF he
high reputation which it has long since &C.
CURED in the literary world.
It's table ofco1tanes comprises an article on
'Grouse;' The Appian Way" Brown
iags Poems The Close OF The American
War; North Polar Explorations; ""Glean-
ings from the Natural II story Of the Tropics :;
the Church in her Relations to Political
Parties "Carlyle's Frederick the Great
SANITARY Reform in the Metropolis and
"The Elections
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TEoUBIE ~ THE CAMP-The rcccu; action
Of President Johnson il reference to Hississ-
inpi has sndun.fonnded the republican leaders,
that they held meeting AZ Washington On
Monday, q to consider their po'icy IL :le fall
electious.' Thur.ow weed was there aud
pitched into tie radicals, warning them that
they would be displaced from power if ,hey
pressed their ext-ene views. The majority,
however, was against Thurlow, and the de-
termination reached. ros to resist he 5dmiss-
ION of the southern states, thus virtually ap
reaiing to the people against President
johnson.
About the slme time Of this meetinr, the
President gave audience to large southern.
delegation. in his speech 70 whom he gave
still further offence to the radicals. He said
he believed the south sincere and honest in
It's wish to restore the Union and fraternll
relations with The north and denounced those
sensational letter writers in the radical pa
pers, who are laboring to create the impress
sion that the south is disafected, as 50 u.al;g 2
nant 1alsifers."
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New York Dry GOODS Market For
the last two weeks the New York papers re-
port considerable excitement in the dry goods
m 'ri,et. -"d the tendency decidedly up
ward. With n, heavier supply in manuiac-
turers' han - Than a year ago. the demand is
; =. 40 b. at least third greater, and many
are buying on speculation at prices which
leave the manufacturers lOGpar cent profit. in
hopes of future advance. Brown shee,ings
are held a. SO He, beached AZ 81, prints
20 SIC, &c, being an average advance OF
, to 6 cts in two weeks. The merchants who
bought early this summer were in luck.
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Which claims we submit to the candid con-
sideration of your honorable body, feeling
assured that from the high standard of justice
and right, that he's ever been characteristic
of your deliberations, you will clearly see, as
we do, that this. our claim, is founded upon
the principle of the str,ctest right and
s,ernest justice.
On motion Of Major Campbell, the report
was accepted and the committee discharged
The petition, presented, was then, on
motion, unanimously adopted and the com
mitee directed to present the same to the
Board OF Supervisors.
On motion of Capt. Cogswell, committee
Of three WAS appointed to corfer with the
CITIZENS in respect to Soldiers Monument,
with instruction to call meeting on the
matter whenever they deem it necessary.
On motion. it was voted that the proceed
ings of this meeting be published in the
several papers Of the county.
Meeting then adjourned.
+. l.. HERRIcK, Chairman.
j. !! s. oi no1"nor, Secretaries.
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CTdace,y Notice.

STATE OF ILLIEoIs Croat S So1 r of l. las Sale
Aiic- ] Mason Josiah Mason.--Ili for Dive rec.
Affidavit of tie nonre,iirnce of Josiah VI son de-
ndant above nsned having been filed in the office of
the Clerk Of said Circuit Court Of la sale county No
tice hereby given the SAIL Josiah Mason that SAID
complainant filed her hill of complaint in said Court
the cncey side thereof the 18th day OF September.
lS and that summons th-r.uppn i>sI>e, out OF sid
the said Defendant. rcturnaic Oh the hrst
Mondsy o November next. ISIS. n u, law rcqC'r'~
Vow unless the said Josiah Mason, shall personally
le aud appear before sill Circuit Court "i La sale
county, the frs: day oi the next term thereof "a a
holden OTTAWA in said county the FIRST Monday ct
November 1866. and plead answer or demur Ia thu said
complain nt's hill complaint. the "nh the mat
tiers things therein charged and stated Will ie taken
and decree entered against according
to the prayer at said hill. HERMAN SlbN Eh,
Dated Sept. L. Civ Clerk
Walker Brewer compliments soils.
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The board of supervisors have been in
session since Monday. but OH looking over
the record, we found no item up TO yesterday
worthy Of special remark. The bounty gues-
ton, as raised By the memorial lof the soldiers
convention, is understood 70 be the big ques-
ton at this session, and that had not been
reached. We shall publish the proceedings
il full in cur next
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

CuoLrrA The cholera his made its APP
pearance in London, whore twelve cases were
reported for the week ending Aug. 23l 1t has
appeared at various places on the Continent.
At Ancona the deaths from Cholera were
few cases had occurred, and the people were
leaving in great panic.
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CFssus OF ILIIxois.--A Springfield cor
respondent of the ST. Louis Republican says {;
" The census of Illinois is completed and ITS
population, in round numbers, is 100000.
The census returns of all the Western States
show marked increase of population.
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Notice TO CsnI Dealers.

The Board OF Eiu-stOn viii receive proposals. Ir sup
plying the public - bs-,l- cf the -itv Of with e
commencing - {. ls5j {. Pui 100. The sending
ps L. prepared to furnish coal Of us Test quail
Prnf-psas will until THURSDAY. Sept.
1865 ALT'Ss Boar OF Education, Of John ColIing
L. -. Fox SIS. .ert l6 CIV
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OProsED TO PEAcE-The Boston Com
monmeatth, the organ of tie New England
radicals, is opposed to peace until every negro
north and south is recognised as the equal
of the white man. at tie polls and every
where else. Its advice is to ''agitlte, agitate,
agitate." Society, in the estim ation OF these
radicals, is not organized to secure peace,
quiet, good order and personal safety but
its highest deveiopement is whcl New Eng
land lecturers can flourish b. keeping the
country in turmoil.
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WORE: Abort TEE GlEssEES:
Something Worse and More of i..

Young -inerica on tie r1npage- ph'io-
sophicaI ric,r OF Nc H,d,ter-the cause al
tib,ted 10 tie teociingS Of tie OHalca
RepuJiic,a--aSiomliny developments Of
fortune isiing-.t failures Of fast y0uay men
10 d.ceice tie GipSies.
N-sus Edjtors-lt was once very grayely
remarked. by a gentleman with 4 red NOUS
;s,che, tina;
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1t is stated that Capt. Wirz looks as though
he would not live through the trial. Judging
from the time already occupied by the com
MISSION, he might die of old age. -
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The STATE FAiR.-The state fair at Chi
cago closed on Saturday, and is agreed to
have been, III all departments, rather the
most succ essful exhibition ever held by the
Society. The total receipts foot up $l6.S35.
which is about $1,000 in excess of the re-
ceipts at Decatur last year.
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DcmocrarIc County Convention.

Unhappily, in making up our forms last
evening, the call for the Democratic County
Conversion was "pied." The delegates are
to be elected to-day. and the convention held
next Tuesday, tl9th.)
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Correspondence.

We hope our friend j. ]. NJ. in Serena,
who sends us the following, will keep it up.
Thi, is the sort Of correspondence we should
like t. fill about half our parer with, from
all the towns III the county. We regret that
the letter reached US just too late for inser
ton last week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

The judges of the Illinois supreme court
meet at Ottawa on the 25lh instant, fyt The
purpose Of deciding causes left over from
he last term.
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CJancery Notice.

Ciancery Notice.
ST ATE OF ILLINOIS Circuit Court Ia Sale Co.,
L,SuIr COUNTY fsS November Term, lc65.
John Koon vs. Anna Kupn.-Bill for divorce
Affidavit Of the nonresience Of Anna KoOn. defendant
above ranr.d having flied in the Office Of the clerk of
sail circuit court Of l.. Se county, notice hereby
given to the said Anna Koon that sud complainant
filed his hill complaint in sDid rourt, the chan
cerv side thereof on the 18th dag Sept 1865. and that
summons tereupon issued of said Court against
said defendant returnable on the first Monday Of No
verrber next, 1865. rs by law required.
Now unless you the said Anna Koon shall person.
ally APPEAR before said Circuit Court f la Sale
county on tn first day If the ttere" to he
holden OF AVA in said ~. the first M'nda, Of
November ;>65 and PLEAD. demur to said com
inant's bill Of complaint. tie and the matters
AMI things therein charged nd stated will be taken rs
confessed entered against according to
/ @ ,raycr of said Hill. HERMAN SILVER,
Catei Sent nc DIV C.erk.
WALKER 4 BRowER CompI's S.l'rs
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The Stetc Geologist of Illinois reports the
discovery ofan extensiv bed of peat in White.
side county. It proves to be excellent fuel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

The city OF Springfield, capital of Illinois
is asoertained, by the census just taken, to
have 10000 inhabitants.
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EMIGRATION ERoa EUROPE TO VIRGINIA.
A wealthy capitalist in Glasgow, Scotland,
has Lately written to gentleman OF Virgin
ia, placing at his disposal { 10, 600 for invest
meat III lands in that state and letters are
daily received from abroad asking iniornia-
ton in regard to inducements to immigrants
offered by different sections of our Southern
country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

gINE House and Lot formerly ownei by Nathaniel Nc
Intyre situated side Fox river For particulars,
enquire of }. CoL"ELL Il 90.
sept lS 6s-3w
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Pocket Book Lost.

Lost Thurs lay. Ang 3ist 60, somev-'ere between
Ottawa and my home miles nsrth Of Ottawa. small
black morocco Poo pretty much containing
about 500 in grecnacks a'd National Bank notes: also
order, Cor about SOD drawn IN my favor Nv PaTik fiZ
on Michael Rioron reward Of twenty-five dollars i!
lie gaia any person returning said packet book and CON
tent. leaving at the free Trader 0ice ottawa
..,t ,6s JOS. LIGIiTHALL.
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side Walk Notice..
NOTICE is hereby given that T. J. Wade, j. b. Deano,
and Joseph FenneI. Street and Alley COMMITTEES, of
the City Coni city OF ottawa will receive
sails building plank sidewalk, according to law and
ordinance in front oft, No and ~ jefferson street,
on south side block No. 30 States Addition to Ottawa.
| Ottawa sept lG-lw r. y. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
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D,,ltlreIl of Arr1M
FOR SALE.

New Novel ty Lever; for sale at tho Book Store OF
n OSHAS 4 HAPENAS,
East Of Court House Square
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FOR SAY.g

rsNE Gs-er Hcu.. ami Furuturr Connected Nth said
e l." had rs---,5laI.r
terms ia. propri:uts desire change II bsiIe-- f"r
lsrtie ulsr- enquire al iii- house, Ottawa.
sept III os-tf
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For Sale
LOST.

an Thursday August 3Ist, 1865. somewhere between
I Volfords and Geo. II. Riggs Reaper shop,
or in the shop In Ottawa calfskn pocket book
Ing five dollar bill and change; also notes Of
hand given John Brun'age-one for siI3S0 signed 10y
Cumns Aran Hopes, and the other for ten dol
lars signed ly Ahram Hoopes. Beth the notes have been
paid anil be Of value person, aud all
are cautioned against Purchasing them.
liberal reward will tie paid to any person who will re-
turn TO said packet bUok le'e il at the Efee Trader
once in OTTAWA. ABRAM HOPES.
sept ., 6S-4w
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N1Wz1 q tAk3 In AELODEONs For ssls BY
~ AK a DIMAICK BRO
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FOE SALE,
TEAM WANTED.

Good ; cable Pair of Horse, Wagon and Harnes,
"A for c. ANY one having .u,h Team to cell cheap
All find a rurcht-or at the Office OF ". ~ TRUE
tc,t 8, Wv Cl-eycTs Bio L.
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A FULL assortment of Justice Blanks, Blank Deeds,
N Mortgages &c- just receives, at the Free Trader
News Depot, east OF Coart IIOuse squire
OsAlAN d uAPEMAN.
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ar Iio receiving large stock Of the above ce!e-
lr.te stoves fJr Irri0y I10 e Coal anI are prepared 10
furnish them at tie MlnuisetIrt- Price The pro-
ounced all who used them this It season, to be the
I..st Stvy= ever fI.a-, Di;uB!:DDus Ctsl.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-07-22
CIR Err f..

IT OUIS WAITER a lhonncur d'annoncer a
E-A ses amis ct au public en- general qu'l Went
d'arriver de la Nouvelle Orleans avec un grand
assortment de Grocere, co,lsstant principals
,nent en- FARINE, JAMBON, WHISKY, WINS
de tonte sorte, &c. &c. quill vendra des prix
aussi moderes que possible, scion son habitude.
II s'est sgalement assure les services dun ex-
cellent ouvrer Eiennisier. &c qui lui permet des
aujourd'hui de reparer les meubles qu on voudra
bien lui confer.
Opelousas Juliet 1865. 4tf
The Opelousas courier., 1865-07-22
NoUVELLE4 E4INDUsTRIE poLITIoIyF

On ut dams ie Courier des Etass Uais:
"t9luoI qnloE ait dit de l'appauyrisseme1,t Fl de-
Ia rune du Sud, il me laisse pas one d,ofTir mn
waste champ de resources a I'esprt d,entrenr;se
des habitans du Nord. .Aussi bon nombre 10
ceux ci Sc sontis mis- en- quate derplo;tsr ces res.
sources. On citeentre antres une vsritable nnss
de Generanx demissionnaires GU en- disponibits
ct dc politiqHeurs en- srenon qni SO sont ahattus
sur = Richmond ns ponr iiyrer ann nouyean een.
re q affalres que Fon designe. lang,le indiesne
sous y nom De pardon 6tockerage business. et ami ami
consiste obtenir par des inf laences occn,tes a.
2 moyennans une rstribution raisonnable, Yabsoln.
,ion .des peehes politiques. Les dispositions de
"a reclamation d'amnistie. aui exclut de ses be.
nencss ies pe1rfsonnes e possedant plus de $4,000
&c pfesen1 mrablement dusreste Al, success de-
s. sr ensiepfise, cont leg promoteurs ont leja re-
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u. Hislckley & Fills

'Ssos'ma1nrIssionnaires, ~ a1r Expeditionnaires e.
Agents de Bateaux-a-vapeur, s=II~,lt
: -, -o,,s WASHINGTON, Line.
n ous sommes aujourdhui prets 4 reeeyoir.
: = = nos rnagasins d'entrepot, Washington
10 Cotton. le sucre, les prodnits de tons uanres res
maFsnapalses ma Se que lie public jugera conyena.
Conditions .--Comptant
u... Q. HINCKLEY & Fills,
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Franche confession de Howell Cobb
Howell Cobb, dams une visiie au general Wilson.
lui avoue quill await fait tout son possible nour
EXETER le peupls a Ia secession ct qu'il await
alcopte cette politque par interst personnel. SEES
biens aiIsi que les biens de sa aiile, CONSTANT
lpiincipalement en- esclaves, etaieiit Ia eause da
son ardeur d Ifavorser ct a propager Ie sentiment
de separation, quill segardait. CONNIE puniaue
imoyen de sanvegarder cette sotte de pronris,s
Howell Cobb dit quill stait Plus conpable ct
plus blamer que Davis .qui s 'stait beaucoun
'moins activement employe q souleyer le peupIe
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u. l.. COUR EFT,

Marchand ommissionnaire
n UE CONT, No. 13, entire Chartres ct Le-
III wee, Nouvelle. Orleans, Sc chargera de la
vente de tous les proauts qui lui seront consi.
gnes, ct fera des avances de corde ct toile dem
bafage sur le cotton qui devra lui stre expedite
% Juliet 1865. 6
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4 VIS.-Les soussignes ont l'honneur dan
In noncer au public de la Paroisse 81. Landry
ct des Paroisses avosinantes qn'i's achetent le
cotton aux prix les plus eleves du Marche. lis
feront egalernent des avances de toile ct corde
d'emballage ct de marchandisos sur les cotons
qui leur seront vendus on qui seront expedies par
leur ntermediare. .,I &C. 5 ,.-=I
J. BLOCH & Co.
Opelousas 20 Juliet 1861 6tf
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LIE coURRIHR DIES orHEa1il
g Pablsk q sSamed; par joel 3. saals

qua t:e;. CONDITIONS. Isl
Lahennemeft sefasde TR0ls piasst
payablestd availce, gu QUATRE piaslssp
a Ia tin3de fannee. Aucun abonnerete !
avrete agant que les arrerages ne scissigg|
moins que Pediteur ne le jnge conwnask1
asonnes qui desireront suspendrs desIullsss
ner avis par ecrit au nsoins Is jous ssgiss3 n /
me de ieur Announcement. ss
Les avis seront inssres d rsisoa q eh1|
Ia iigne pour chaque publication; q tss Y
moins qu'iln'en soft autrcmeut ofdoaas
bile en- francais ct en- anglaisjusqu sl.
retire ou jusqu'a ce que lediteurj Y
den suspendre Ia publication. s
Les annonces de- eandidat 90 pslaea' O.
tres, et,d'avanee.