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The RELEASE OF JOHN MITCHELL. :

The release of John Mitchell having
been granted by the President, on an
application of The Fenian Congress- at
Philadelphia, presented by special
envoy, the Congress decided that a
deputation should proceed to Wash
lngton, to give expression to the
thanks of the organization. Accord
lngly, Colonel W. r. Roberts, of New
York, President of the Senate, and
Is. Doran killian, of St. Louis, as
special delegates, accompanied by
Mr.. S. J. Meany, of Toledo, proceed
ed to the White House and were
given an early interview. On being
introduced, Colonel Roberts address
ed the President as follows:
mir. president: I have the honor
of being delegated by the Convention
of lrlsh-American citizens, assembled
IL Philadelphia, representing large
social classes in thirty States and Ter
rltories, to wait upon your Excellency
and express to you how deeply they
feel the act restoring to freedom a
man whom they love and venerate for
his self-sacrificing devotion to his
native land. They remember nothing
of John NIitchells American career.
They can never forget that he ris1ed
all a patriot should for Ireland. lam
sure, your Excellency, the American
people VII have llo cause to regret
the sympathy they feel and the friend
ship we believe they entertain for
their ieGow-citizcns Of Irish birth.
We, sir, are not unconscious of the
fact that we have found in America,
liberty, justice and an asylum
President Johnson replied in sub
tance as follows:
'GENTLEMEN: [ am glad to learn
that the steps which have been taken
IN the matte, ,rcfeIred to have met
with the approval of the gentlemen
who have sent you here. AS you, sir,
delicatcly remarked, we could not re-
member Mr. Mitchel's American
career; but we were anxious, as a
mark of respect and compliment to
the large section of our countrymen
with whom Mr. Mitchell was pre-
viously identified, to yield to their
expressed wishes in that regard"
After some further conversation of
a friendly character, the delegation
withdrew.
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By Durbec & Walter.

TC-NOEH0W, Wednesday, November s,
we will sell, at our store, at % o'clock,
The following articles:
bureaus. Chairs. Tables. Benches. Bed
steads, Cooking Utensils. Crockery, Glass
ware, Groceries, Clothing, Jewclry, &C.
\ good lElch Cow and Calf.
fine Revolver and an Iron Safe
NUY
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-N''!es, BHgJy, Piano and Flour.
By a. R. Phillips.

THIS lTuesdayl MORNING.. at II O'Clock.
w:!l sell, 1T my auction Eoom, Bedell'
bui!dinS)
prime MULES.
l Two-horsc BUGGY.
10 barrels Family Flour.
l 6-octayc Piano.
Brussels Carpets.
3o-day Egyptian Marble Clock, &c.
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BY Ee1e&raph.


NEW YORK, November 3.-The Quaran-
tine Surgeon reports 1itteen cases oI ciluicru
on board the steamship Atlanta, now lying
at this quarantine
The steamship Atlanta, from London,
arrived at the quarantine on the I'd inst
Has had eight deaths from cholera on the
voyage
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LOST

N the street, yesterday, case, wrapped
i in white paper, directed to '!Mrs.
HEiSirSH, fhiiuieiphic " containing II
GOLD WATCH and BRACELET. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
it at this Office. Nov
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Mass Meeting.
COLINIEIA Nnrr,I1.

COLUMBIA, NOVEMBER 6, 1865.
The colorcd citizens of Richlaad District
arc hereby notified that a MASS MEETING
Will take place, on WEDNESDAY. Sth inst,
at half-past O'Clock. st the upper Metho-
dist Church, (rcar Of Capt. y. Il. Taylor's
residence;) the object Of which is to take
into consideration representation in the
State Convention, t. be held in Charleston
on the Goth instant;
w. J. THOMAS,
JOSEPH TAYLOR,
WM. SIMONS, SR.,
=. G. FLUDD,
r. REDEN,
WM. SMITH,
S-.NCHO DAVIS,
ANDERSON RICHARDSON.
STEPNEY GOODWIN,
Nov 7 n# JOHN LEE
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THE Irish REpURL1c. The New
York correspondent of the Philadel-
phla Le(Iye1' says: Negotiations are
understood to be pending for the
lease OF one of the most spacious
buildings in Broadway, near Grand
street, for the accommodation Of the
Parliament Of the new Irish Republic,
recently organized in your city. A
big price is asked, but it viii probably
be paid. The Parliament expects to
be under way by the 10Th of next
month, at the farthcst. The new
Issue OF the bonds is nearly ready.
There has been one issue already, but
most of these have been recalled"
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Inc SUBSCRIPTIONS by persons in New
York exceed the original quota for
that State by 5000, ,0O0-amounting to
S60O,O00
At meeting Of bankers, in Frank
fort, Germany, it came out that about
$500: 100000 of United States bonds
were held in that city and neighbor-
hood, and that nearly every bond held
on the continent of Europe was the
property of persons residing in or
near that city.
Powdered rhubarb, which was, a
few weeks since, quoted 1T 50. rs per
pound, has advanced to $500. Nor
phlne has risen $4,000 on the pound.
The spectators who monopolized
these articles and made the rise. should
be compelled to live week on them.
Boston Jou22uI
One Of the most important deci-
slons ever pronounced by our highest
State tribunal has Just been delivered
by the Court of Appeals 1t affirms
the taXabillty OF the shares of the new
national banks, and thus adds hun
dred millions to the taxable property
Of the State.-Ne,r York Paper.
Agents Of some Of the most import
ant railroads in the country are in
tending to leave Washington at once
for q short trip in the South, to an
range for Il reorganization Of the old
system of coupon tickets over rail
roads of both sections Of the country.
There appears to be no truth in tho
report that Gen. L. Kirby Smith had
been killed in Texas Gen. Smith
is expected shortly to arrive in the
country from Cuba His family are
in Lynchburg.
DR.. Charles Richardson, LID,
died in England recently. He was the
author of ''Ncw Dictionary of the
English Language" and other ,,hilo-
logical works.
The tops Of the mountains-the
Blue Ridge and the South-as seen
from Hanover, Pennsylvania, were
covered with snow for several days
during the last week.
The journeymen shirwrights Of
Baltimore, determined to mark out
path for themselves, have established
an Independent ship-yard, and are
already taking contracts.
Hon. J. NJ L. Curry, lately one of
the most talented of the Alabama
Congressional delegation, will soon
be ordained Us a minister of the Bap
tist denomination.
It is understood that Secretary Nc
Culloch will recommend Congress to
substitute tax on sales for the in
come tax.
Colonel Chas Forsythe and E. O.
Halle, of the Mobile Ne,rs, fought a
duel near Mobile, one day last week.
but neither was hurt.
We learn rom the Herald that 4,3I7
bales of cotton were shipped from
Vicksburg in The week ending on Sun
day, 18th instant.
The large estate of Duncan J. Ken
ner is to be restored. kenner has
arrived in New Orleans with the pro
per documents.
Mr.. A. Dcsland, father-in-law of
Gen. Beauregacd and John SHdell,
died in New Orleans last Thursday,
aged eighty two years.
One hundred and fifteen oales of
cotton we're burned on the cars of the
Alabama and Florida Railroad, at
Montgomery, recently.
PARDON OF PIERRE SoULE. Pierre
Soule, of Louisiana, has been par
doned.
st. Paul's Church, in Savannah,
was burned on the 10th ult.
Hon. H. V. Johnson has gone to
practice lan at Al1rnStn
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AuCtion Sales.

mroice Of Fancy Goods, ,oithout reserce.
By Jacob Levin.
THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock. I
Will SELL at my Auction Room,
The above named, fresh from the import
er, consisting of:
White and Colorcd Spool Thread, Black
and Colored Flax Thread, Ladies' Wool
ocaT1s, Hooks and Eyes, Velvet Cuffs, Cor
set Laces, packs of Pins, Scissors, Razors.
Belt Buckles, Agate, Ivory and Horn But
tons, Pocket Cases, Spectacle Cases, Neck
laces, Bnckskin Gloves, Crochet Sett, Briar.
root Pipes, Puff Boxes, Toilet Soaps, &c.
Previous to the alb we, will sell,
A lot OF Hams, in bags, Picked Beef,
Pigs Head, Salt, Soap, Cooking Soda. &c.
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HondSonoe Ftomit"1'e, G'oc1'ery, &:
BY JAMES G.. GIBBES.

c :. HARRISON, AUcT!oNEER
VIII be sold, on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING. November 8, at 10 O'Clock. at the
residence III Assembly street two doors
below Senate,
\ :ariety Of handsome HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, consisting in part of:
Mahogany Sofas, Divans.
SprinS-seat Chairs, Marhle-top Tables
Handsome Mirror, Etcgere
Velvet Rockers, French Vases.
Marblc-top Bureaus and Washstands.
Mahogany Wardrobe, Gilt-cdgod China
Books, Kitchen Furniture. &c. Nov72
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At a meeting Of bankers, in Frank
tort, Germany, it came out that about
$500: 900, 900 of United States bonds
were held in that city and neighbor-
hood, and that nearly every bond held
on the continent of Europe was the
property of persons residing in Or
near that city.
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The races on the Metairie Course, at
New Orleans, are to be resumed in the
course of q few DAYS.
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Furniture, G'oc@esy, Cooking Utensils, &c.
By A. r. Phillips.

THIS (Tucsday) MORNING 7th at 10
o'clock, Twill sell, at my Auction Room.
Bedelrs building.
Sundry articles Of FURNITURE. consist.
ing of Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Lounge.
Sofa, &c. ALSO,
A large lot French China. consisting of
Plates, Dishes, Cups and Saucers, &c.
And Z variety of Cooking Utensils. Brass
Fcndcrs, Fire Dogs, Shovel and Tongs, &c.
Nov
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON, NOV. 5

AT QUARANTINE
Br. schr. Sylvia, from Nassau.
IN THE oFFING
Ship Amelia, Conner, from Liverpool
Ship Tamerlane, from New York.
WENT To SEA SATURDAY.
Steamship Alhambra, Benson, New York.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY
Bark Nonpareil, Finn. Boston.
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N"rStS dnd Mules at Public Sale.
By Jacob Levin, Auctioneer.

By Jacob Levin, &uctioneer.
ON WEDNESDAY, MORNING next, Novem-
bcr $, at 10 o'clock, at the College Cam
pNs, By order OF Edgar McNTullcn, Assis-
tant Treasury Agent U. $. Government,
I will sell,
\ large and desirable collection O.
HORSES and MULES.
Farmers and others desiring to replcnish
their stock, will have an opportunity to do
so, rs the sa lc will be without reserve.
Terms cash. Nov
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-14
PUGHE'S
AUGUSTA DIRECTORY
AND
ADVERTISING MEDIUM,

TVlHE UNERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH AS SOON AS
Il practicable, DIRECTORY OF THE CITY OF AU-
GUSTA, GA. 1t viii contain the Names Residences and
Places Of Business of every person for several miles
around Augusta and will also include Hamburg. g. c.
RY, In which will be found every branch OF Business
Profession Trade in the city alphabetically arranged
and classified under their appropriate headings.
As the Directory will have extensive circulation in
this State well South Carolina It will afford the
best possible medium for Advertisers extending their
business notices.
The Directory will be printed fine white paper and
neatly bound in stiff covers. It will contain magnif-
cent Colored Map OF the State of Georgia.
Advertisements Will be beautifully and conspicuously
rectory
Each advertiser will bo entitled to copy Of the Drec.
tory gratis.
or Please send yonr Advertising favors, at once,
TO E. II. PUGHE,
Proprietor and Publisher Augusta Directory,
Augusta, Ga.
September& limo
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Meeting Of the Convention.
[FIRST DISPATCH.

COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY,
anfembpr 10 1SG
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM NEW YORK
Arrival Of the General Sherman.

By the steamship General Sherman, which ar
rived here yesterday afternoon, we have, through
the poGtencss of her commander, Capt PENDLE-
TON, received q New York Herald of Saturday,
from which we copy the following
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TSEcOND DISPATCH. |
COLUMBIA, So. Ca,
"Wednesday Sent IL 1S

COLUMBIA, So. Ca,
Wednesday, Sept. IS, 1865.
The State Convention of South Carolina, called
by the Proclamation OF Gov. PERRY, convened here
this day, noon, in the Baptist Church, and was
sanizcd by tho election Of Judge d. L. WARDLAw
as President.
The Governor informed of the organization
of the Convention, and notified the body that he
would communicate with them at noon OIL Thurs
Glay,
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COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY,
September 13, 1865
The South Carolina Convention met here atnoon
this day. Tho Hon. F. J. Moses, Of Sumter, was
made temporary Chairman, and Col. AIcMAsTER
and Major NORWOOD temporary Secretaries. On
the second ballot, the Hon. D. L. WARDI.Aw was
chosen permanent President-one hundred and
one members being present The Governors Mes
sage will be cent in at noon on Thursday (this
60y).
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-11-18
UN NoUyEL ORDRE DU GENERAL
FULLERTON.

LIE commissaire du bureau des affanchis, le
general Fullerton. parat decide ne pas encou-
ragsr Ia paraisse ct faire comprendre aux sfTan-
etis par des measures praliqaes que lie gouserne-
meut n'entend pas les nourrir ct les entretenir
ren faire. Tn uoavel ordre gull Went de lancer,
pour objet de debarrasser les asiles daffranchis
etablis sur la residence de NJ. Soule ct a iencoi-
gnure des rues Chestnut ct Quatrieme. de tous les
negrons qui sont en- age ct en- etat de TRAVELLER.
On les louera comme apprentis aux personnes qui
presenteront les guarantis voulues. Les depenses
du gouvernement Sc trouveront ainsi diminuees,
ct les ieanes nagres. don't on dsposera de cette
taeon. seront mis- a meme de gagner leur vie ct
de ne plus dependre que de lenr travail
Apres avoir expose dams radmirable adresse
les principles qui guideront dssormais radr,inis.
tration du bureau des affranchis. le general Full
lert0n entire rssolument dams Ia vote des reformes
pratiques. Queiques measures du meme genre ne
farderont pas dissiper les illusions creees dams
lesprit des aranchis par leurs faux amis ct leui
faire comprendre que ramour du travail deit sire
Ia meileure sauvegarde de leur Independence
Les planteurs qui ont besoin de bras, peurront
maintenant contractor de nouveaux engagements
avec rassurance de pouvor obtenir de Ieurs en-
cages lexscution de lrurs obligations.
AbsiHe.
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Hotel st. Louis,
La NOUTELLE BERH

4 La NOC TELLE BERLE.
Ia MADAME LOUISA STUART
I'D a l'honneur d'annoncer ses anis ct
au public voyageur en- general qu'e!ie Went
d'ouvrir la Nile. Ib6rie, lie magn6que
Hote, St. Louis, tenu autrefois par NJ. L..
siiguez. Les voyageurs qui s'arreteront
chez ellie, peuvent 6tre assures 'ette ob.
jet des attentions les plus cordiaIes, ct e.le
espere que tou:es les personAes qui YOU.
drom bien 'honorer de leu ! confiance,
B'auron' QUA Sc louer de la rpaniere don't
eIIes seront reeues. La cuisine sera par
taite, ct la cave contiendra toujours des
wins de la premiere quaIite, ell capables dc
satisfaire les gourme's les plus defeats.
Ellie pense done porvoir Sc datter dob.
tenir une large part du patronage du pub.
lie, ct ellie peut assurer aux danes que
rien ne sera epargne pour Ieur commodite
ct leur satisfaction.
Nouvele Iberie, ie Novembre 1865.
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Affaires du Mexique.-A propos
des affaires Mexicaines, le Commerce, de

Affalres du Mexlque.-A propos
des afaires Mexicaines, lie Commerce, de
Matamoros. du % Septembre. dit:
.M de Montholon, ministre ct ambassa-
deur de France d Washington, signife
nettement ct en- favour du Mexique Ia vo-
ionte de la France. OHiciellement attire
pour les representations quill a dd faire, il
. fini en- declarant an cabinet ct an chef de
administration des republiques-unies. cue
Napoleon ct 10 France Sc lassaiens des cla-
baudages qui aboutissaient au Rio Grande,
ct des demonstrations que resprit public
laissais impunies sur les bords du feuve
II Q termind eette energique protestation
en- annoncant fermemens que toute conni.
vence d.recte on indireete ayee les manoeu.
vres qui s'abritent de Ia neutralite ameri.
caine, sera oonsideree CONNIE I'm casas
belli Et une imprudence sur les frontieres
mexicaines, &c sera IA guerre. ct Ia guerre
avec d France. Nous sommes certains
que deja des notes an suiet des nouvelles
determinations du cabinet americain ont
etc arportees sur le Rio Grande.''
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No. %.
VENTE PUBLIQUE.

Succession Divine Langlols.
IN vertu dun ordre de I'Honorable La
- Cour du Hui,ieme District Judiciaire
de l'Etat de la Louisiana, siegeant dams
ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry, lie public
est par lie present informe gull sera vendu
en- vente publique, au plus offrant ct der
ner escherisseur, par l'intermediaire de ].
J. Beauchamp, saerif ct ex officio Encan.
teur pour la paroisse St. Landry, ou par
tout autre Encanteur, sur rhabitation ci.
desso3s deslguee, pres des limites de la
vile d'Ope!ousas,
lie Mardi 5 Decembre proclaim,
1906, les prcprietes suivantes, dependant
de la succession de ladite feu Divine Lam
glois, yeuve decedee de feu Jacques Gle.
ment HolIier, aussi decede, sayoir:
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L9HabitatiOn

OH demeurait ladite defun.e en- dernier lieu,
situe dams la Paroisse st. Landry, sur Ia
Iimite de la vile d'Opelousas, mesurant
soisante dix.sept arpents ct 10 cent'emes
de superfcie, bornee au Sud par la propri.
etc de Veiiant Chachere ou lie chemin pu-
bile, FEST ct au Nord par des terres ap-
partenant a Madame Thomas Z. Ander-
son ct la Coulee de l'Ecole, rOuest par
adlte Couee, qui divise lie Cinetiere Pro-
testant de rhabitation, ensemble avec les
Batisses ct ameliorations
qui sont situees, l'exception de la bar
riere qui entoure lie clos, celles qui entou-
rent la maison ct les autres batisses, Ell les
pleux de la barrlere du jardln.
Un lot de juments ct poulains;
Tn lot de cochons; un vean;
Trols marques marquer;
Une charrettes;
Meubles de me-
mage ct une infinite d'autres articles don't
Remuneration serait trop tongue.
Conduions:-Les proprietes mobilieres
seront vendues pour du compliant; ct Pha-
bitation sera vendue un credit dun, deux
ct trois ans, compter du jour de la vente;
les acquereurs fournissant Ieurs obligations
avec cautions solidaires la satisfaction de
qui de droit. payables a l'ordre de Charles
s. HoIlier, administrator de la succession,
au bureau de James NJ. Porter, en- la vile.
d'Opelousas, ct portant interet raison de-
huit pour cent par an, a compter de peche.
ance; ct en- outre, rhabitation demeurant
specialement hypothequee la succession
iusqu'au Placement reel ct effectif tant du
principal que des interets qui auront pu
s'accroitre.
CHRLES S. HOLLIER,
Administrator.
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O PIE l. O u 8 A 8 !:
sAMEDI MATIN, -: ls NovEMBRK 1865.

Va -Mercredi proclaim. le 20. aura lieu Pa
ouemine Brulee, la vente des biens de la success
sion de feu Bosnian Hayes. Une habitation de
1900 arpents de terre;-Quatre autres morceaux
de terre;-Une vacherie des plus bellies ct des
plus productives de la Paroisse, &c. dependent
de cette succession.
LIE jour suivant, le q, il sera vendu a la Prai-
re Laurent, une petite habitation ct dautres pro-
prietss appartenant la succession de la veuVe
+. Qusbedeau.
Pour les conditions ct autres particularites de
ces deux ventes, voir aax avis dams une autIe CO.
aonne.
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HrNous croyons devoir avertir les ci-
foyens de notre vile. qua partir du ( De-
cenbre proclaim. les eochons qui seront
srouves errant dams les rues de la vile. Sc:
ront empoignes par un officer propose Get
effet. ct vendus apres dix jours davis. s'iis
ne sont pas reclames avant
C'est le Conseil de Vile qui Went eufr
de Sc meier de Ia police de ces sales qua
drupsdes.
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Les Fenians.-A propos de cette So
ciete secrete, l'avocat de Ia refine d'Angle-
terre fait dernierement un long discours
II dit quo dams la derniere quinzaine on
await reeu d'Amerique $500 livres sterling
pour revolutionner lIrlande. On await
fait faire une immense quantite de piques.
II dit que les Fenians etaient puissans en-
Irlande ct en- Amerique, nais quill n en-
await pas moins lespoir certain que lie
movement s'eteindrait pour toujours dams
une conspiration sans espoir.
Les preuves ACCUSES 3 Dublin Castle
montrent que lie complot Fenian etait d 'un
caractere fort sanguinsire, ct que lassassl-
nat de "a noblesse, de l'aristocratie ct ees
grauds terriens, entrait dams les vues des
coDiures.
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Meubles de Mena;.gg7,
IerENcIr.s ARAT0IRES
VENTE PUBLIQUE.

VENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession de Thos. J. Jones.
I'm vertu dun ordre de lHonorable Ia Cour
- du Huteme D;stric. Judiciare de | Etat de
Ia Louisiane, segeant dams ct pour la Paroisse st
Landry, ct moi adcesse, 'offrirai en- yen'e su-
blque, au plus o..rant ct deInier encherisseur,
sur lhabtation de feu Thomas J. Jones, deeede,
a Bellevue. daus la Paroisse St. Landry,
LIE Jeudi so Novembre courant,
1865, les proprietes ci spres decrites. dependant
de la succession dudit feu Thomas J. Jones, a
savor:
Cling mulets de tire;
Une paire de Lnufs de tire;
30 betcs cornes douces;
Tn lot de eochons:
Tn troupeau DE- IS moutons;
Tn Wagon;
Une charrette cheval avec harnais;
Tn let d instruments aratoires;
Une voiture de famile avec harnais;
Une carabne;
CiEq bois de Its;
Un Sofa;
Six chaises en- acajeu;
Une table ronde en- acajou;
Coudttons;--comptant.
Y. DAVY, Encaatear.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-11-18

Henry Ward Beecher dams IN sermon
endorse sans restriction tcute la politique
de reconstruction du President johnson
II conseille Ia tolerance regard du Sud-
ct soutient que lie Sud doit regler lui-meme
la question du suffrage.
Ii conseille de suspendre toute iuter7en-
ton pilitaire ct dit quill faut avoir contian'
ce dams la profession de loyaute du Sud, Ell
que sa dignite ne doit pas etre offensee.