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The Attempted YelIoaC Fever Infection - Iss-
dtgnGtioss at Beranssda.

HALIFAX, n. s., May IUs
At the conclusion of the infected clothes in
were obtained. The magistrate decided to
send the case to the Attorney General for
prosecution before the Court of General Assiz-
es. Swan was remanded.
Miles Gerald Keen, Colon al Secretary, ex-
pressed great indignation and sympathy at the
assassination of Mr.. Lincoln in an address to
the Bermudians.
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Municipal Court. Nav 10.

Patrick Lynch for drunkenness and disturb
ance, was fined three dollars aud costs.
Samuel Davis, Joseph Hughes and John
Robinson, for interfering with police officers
while arresting Lynch, were fined ten dollars
each and the costs.
Mary A. Quinn for assault and battery on
Mary A. Casseldon, was fined ten dollars and
costs. j. II. Williams for State. Howard &
Cleaves for defendant.
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Tony PASTORS Combination Troupe will
make their first appearance before Portland
public, at City Hall, next Monday evening.
In this troupe are four females, who take
parts in the singing and performances.
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TMr. Tenney of the Brunswick Telegraph,
made his bow to cur Portland citizens, through
the columns of the evening paper, OF Monday
afternoon. He will find our city goodly place
to sojourn in, and her people those Of all others
among whom man may desire to spend his days.
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TEETH TEETHI TEETHI

DR.. D. still continues Extract Teeth by Eject, IL
tty s0ithoHt Pain. Persons having decaved tee *
or stumps they wish to have removed tor resetti 3
he would give polite invitation 70 call
Superior Electro Magnetic Machines for sala IN,
family use with thorough instructions, ~
DR.. ID. can accommodate q few patienta vw,kh
board and treatment at his house.
Offce hours from O'Clock n 60 M,
from to P. M, and Ito in the Evening.
Oonsuitsfion free. novItf
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To Messrs. Allan Brothers & Co. we are
under obligations for files Of foreign papers
per steamship Hibernian, at Quebec, from
Liverpool.
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak sto,naah,
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headaohc.
dizziness and swimming In the head with IndIges.
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain IN the soe
womb with internal cancers; tumors poIvpua ana
all that long train Of diseases will lind IN kiecfrio.
lty sure means Of cure. For painful menstruatffr
too profuse mengtruaton, and all of those long I'm
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is ,erajr
specific. and will IN short time, restore the yuertT
10 the ViRor Of health.
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SEARCH & SEIZURE.-Deputy Marshal,
Irish yesterday seized a small quantity Of
liquors in the shop on Temple street, occu-
pied by Joseph 81. Ryall,
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General Order-ReBeI Prisoners to be Sent to
their Homes,

their Homes.
WASHINGTON, May 10.
Gen. Grant issued the following instructions
to Gen. Augur:
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF U. S.,
Washington, May 10.
To Maj. Gen. C. G. Augur, Commanding the
Department of Washington
Generdl.-Please send all paroled prisoners
Of the late rebel armies, now confined or de-
tanned at Alexandria, Va, to their homes.
Those whose homes were, at the time of join
ing these armies, in States that have never
been in rebellion, and who desire to re-
turn to them, will be required to take the
oath prescribed In the Presidents Amnesty
Proclamation, provided they are not excepted
from its benefits. ESQ excepted, they will be
detained. Those living in Texas will be sent
in charge of an officer, and be landed on the
west bank of the Mississippi River, about the
mouth Of Red River
By command of Lieut.. Gen Grant.
(Signed) T. s. Bowers,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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OosssnnercSGs.
Per Steamship Asia at Halifax.

Commercial.
Per Steamship Asia at Halifax.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARKET, Aprn
8.-R richardson, Spence Co., and others, report
Flour quiet and firm Wheat advancing Tuesdays
advance being fally main tanned; Amber Spring
IS 6d@8s 90; Corn firm aud upward; 30s for mixed.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, April %.
Beef steady and downward; Pork firm and un-
changed; BEcon frmer and upward:
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, April o.
Ashes quiet and downward; Sugar firm and Cd
higher; Coffee steady and upward Rice buoy ant
and Sd higher; Linsed Cakes quiet and unchanged ;
Hemp lOs@20s CHER; Sperm Oil buoyant and
unchanged; Linsed Oil quiet and steady;l Rosiu
very dull Spirits Turpentfne sales small; Petroleum
quiet and unchanged; refined 2s@2s Id.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, April 49,
Sales for to-day were 10 900 ba'es including 5000
to spectators and exporters. The market ciosked
firm and unchanged.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, April g. Con.
soils, for money, closed at 902@91
AMERICAN SECURITlES.-U. 8. $40 ut 60
TO 63 Illinois Central railroad shares 7st@795 Erie
Railroad shares 47@as.
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Frosn Hapana and menieo.

NEW YORK, May 10.
The steamer Eagle, from Havana the 9th
has arrived. The steamer There, from Tampi-
co, gave official information of the capture by
the Liberals under Gen. Negnete of Saltilio
and Monterey, also of Victoria, capital of
Tamaulipas, by Mendez. The Diaro proposes
to have information of the recapture Of Saltillo
by the French. Other accounts state that the
attempt to recapture the city failed. Anot Their
attempt was to be made. !.
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o0Mrt tor he Trias Of tl.e Assasss,.s.

WASHINGTON, May 10.
The Military Commission, convenenad by
Special Orders No. 216, met at ten O'Clock
this morning, consisting of the following de-
tails Maj. Gen. David Hunter, U. S. Vol.
Brevet Maj. Gen. A. q. Kantz, u. S. Vol.
Brig. Gen. A. P. Howe, q. s. VOL; Brig.
Gen. R. S. Foster, U. s. Vol; Brevet Brig.
Gen. James A. Ekin, U. s. VOL; Brig Gen.
T. NJ Harris, U. s. VOL; Brevet Col. c. II.
Tomkins, U. s. Army; Lieut. Col. D. R. Glen
denim, 9th Ill. Cav; Brig. Gen. Joseph Holt,
Judge Advocate and Recorder.
The orders converting the court having been
read in the hearing of the prisoners, they were
asked il they had any objection to any mem
Der Of the Commission, to which they all and
severally replied they had none. The Com
mission, Judge Advocate General, Assistant
Judge Advocates and reporters having been
duly sworn, the prisoners, David E. Harold,
George A. Atzerott, Lewis Payne, Michael
Mclaughlin, Edward Spangler, Samuel Ar
mold, Mary E. Surratt and Samuel A. Mudd,
were arraigned ON the charge and speciflca-
lions. Each of the prisoners pleaded not
guilty to the charge and specifications. The
Commission, after deciding on the rules by
which it would be governed, adjourned to
meet Thursday at 10 A. M.
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PROVIDENCE, R. L, May 10.
Mr.. Doyle, Union, was reelected Mayor to-
day by 1000 majority. The City Council Is of
the same political complexion.
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TNVHE Summer Term Of this Institution win com.
Il menee on Tuesday. May Sth, under he man aeef
ment of w. G. Lord, A. NJ and the same Board 0.
Iustruction as heretofore. Fer full parricu ap-
ply to the principal or to
ap1sdstswSwsw IA. WATERMAN, seo'y.
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REMOVAL
DIR. WIN. DEMlAG,
Medical Electrician
Has removal his OhHOefrOm CIapp's Block to
Ava MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly opposite the United States Hotel, Rr.

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Portland and vicinity, that he has perman emit.
~ located in this city. During the two years we
have been in this city, ne have cured some o.
the worst forms OF disease In persons who Nave tried
other forms OF treatment In vain, and curing pa.
tents In so short time that the question Il often
asked, do they stay curedf To answer this question
wo will say that all that do not stay cured ee viii
doctor the second timF for nothing.
DR.. d. has been practical electrician Ter touf,
oneyears, and is also regular graduated physician
ELECTRICITY Is perfectly adapted to chronic dsessei
In the form Of nervous sick headache; NEURALGIA
In the head, neck, or extremties; consumption VIII
In the acute stages whore the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism sc-ofula hit
diseases, white swelngs, spinal diseases, ourvatI
of the spine contracted muscles, distorted lnl q
pusy or paralysis st. Yitas Dance deafness stan :
N ring or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia indiRei
ev9ry case that can be presented; asthma. bronoh
g. structures Of the chest and ali forms Of lena
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e. M. PATTEN. AUcTIoNEER, Il Excba1~a :,
Real Estate ON Plum st. at Auc,
Postponed.
Valuable House Lots
AT AuCt1Ong
Tuesday, May 8, at A o'clock P. M,

SITUATED on Emery & Thomas Ste, ear Pine
~ street, and adjoining land Of bon. ]. B. Brown.
street front Of more than S75 feet The location is
very desirable. being elevated and commando a
nne view OF the surrounding eoun ~, snd must
rapidly increase in value. They will be DIVIDED IN
lots 70 So purchasers. A better chance will never
DC offered to secure good lots for private residences
Terms easy, and will be made known at ,ale.
Ihe above sale y postpon TO TUESDAY, May
10Th, at O'Clock p M. on aecco unit OF the storm.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs.
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FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-30 LOAN.

The sale of the first series Of $780, 900 of the
7aO Loan was completed on the Slst of March, 1885,
The sale of the second series of Three Hundred Mil
lions, payable three years from the 18th day June,
1856, was begun on the 1st Of April. In the short
space ofTHrRrv DAYS, over One Hundred Millions
OF this series have be'n so d-leaviog this day less
than Two Hundred Millions to be disposed Of The
Interest Is payable semi annually in currency on the
i0'n 81 December and 18th of June by Coupons at
'A0n'o 70 each note, which are readily cashed any.
where. 1t amounts to
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PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
The subscriptions to the 7 80 loan received
by Jay Cooke to-day, amounted to 81, Az, 100.
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DICK Taylor's Surrender ConJlrn.ed.

OAlfsO, Liz, may %
dispatch from Memphis confirms the re-
port of the surrender of Dick Taylor to Gen,
Candy.
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RY Hlectr1cdtw

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the Law
leap with Joy, and move With the agility aRd elastic
10y of youth; the heated brain 10 oooed the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uno0uth dsformifies res
moved; faintness converted to vigor weakness 10
strengths the blind made to see the deaf to hear a.
tae pasied form to move upright; t1e bleraishos a
youth are oblfterated; tho accidents Of mature ne
prevented; tho oalamities Of old age obviated ara
An antiYa clrnnlsfion nnnlnfninad -
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80 fI7I =. NEW IUhh, may ~.
At the meeting of the Anti-Slavery Society
to-day, the Garrison resolution to dissolve the
Society was rejected by vote OF 4S to l18.
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Rssc York Market.
Wneat-sales Al, 600 bushels.
Naval Stofes-dull.
Molasses-dull.
-Sugars--saes 663 hhds Porto Rico at 120l5t
Muscovado at l0l@10t.
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AUCTION SALES.
e. M. PArrEN, AUcTloNEER, Ia Exchange 5
FOR SALE.

+ AND and two tenements on the corner Of VII.
IL low street and Ashland Avenue. Alec, the two
sored house and lot on Ashland Avenue property
OF William Capen. late OF Portland, deceased. The
sDSSve property will be sold Ia purchaser for the
.s preferred) at fair price on accommodating
All rot sold before the 18th day Of May proximo It
noa os sold by auction, the premises, at II
maystd j.. r. BRAZIER Administrator
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US. NAVY YARD, Kssterv. Nofne, |
May s, 1876.
Ship Knees Wanted l
WHITE OAK KNEER

n MES Will be received ant paid for at the
from IL to 20 and upwards at the following schedule
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Valuable Real Estate ia scarbOrO',
For sale.

600 ACRES Salt Marsh, in lots to suit pur.
AOO chasers.
AIso the Homestead Farm, containing about l2s
acres very superior up land, being the property re
GENTLY owned by tbs late Hon Horatio Southsate
Enquire ofSeth Scammon on the premises, or
EZRA CARTER, Jr, Portland.
maySeod6t&wtf
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NN Friday, Nav u h, at no oIclork A n 81 81
" fee bbls % fee. 10 bbs onior s. Is boxes II
riHg, 80 boxes Soap 100 doz Fancy Soap boIs Win.
sgar, doz Llqala hennet' soap Powders, Candles,
HENRY BAILEY Co., Aussiousers.
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Horses, CarrIages, Harnesses a.

ON Saturday, May Is, at IL O'Clock N, on Lime
" street, Horses CarTisges, Harnesses. 80. OBo
new and superior Brownsil Carriages one snp rior
Jenny Lind.
HENRY BAILEY CO., AUorIoHszRs.
mayl0td
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HAnMAnAcr KNEES

PRICE PER INCH FOR
white Oak Knees. Hack m tack Knoea
dim square and in-square. square and in-aquare
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prouve depuis longtemps a vous. qui par votre
postlan militalre, avez etc meme pins Que
pr'son:lr, de yoir toutes les turpitudes ct toutes
les eno1niles qui se tramaient autoul d, vous,
qu lis n 'avaient Ell fait honneur que ce;ui que
reietait leurs baues On lrurs etoiies Encore uue
fols merci. QUAINT Mr. Duple, quoiqne nous
lui sachions gre d avoir associe son nom celui
de Fex-Colonel du 25me Regiment Vol Louis;
nous iiil dlrons cependant GU il longtemps,
trop longtemps peut-stre que nous attentions
ceia de lui, enfin mieux vaut tard que iamais
fasse le ciel que celia ne soft pas trop tard
ben des accusations honteuses pesent sur
grand 3nombre de nos officiers supsrienrs, il est
temps que lie grand jour Sc fasse ct que lie peuple
sache qnoi sen tenir, il est temps cue cl,acun
de nous lorsqu'il parIe de nos illustrations,
puissent dire: ceiui-la. cest un honuete homme
on un fripon, celni-la. c'est un sodat loyal ou
c'est ui' ''atre. Rien des fats won't resortir de
cette Investigation 81 ose la faire, ct nous YER
rons alors surgr de tontes parts des revelations ct
des accusations terribles. Que de personnes
n'osent aujourd'hu parer ct qui pareront, lors-
qu'elles verront la justice prendls en- main cette
cause qui nous touche de 81 pres. Puisse les
evencments qui Sc succedent en- ce moment ne
pas empecber cette investigation, que tant din
dividus ont interst a arreter.
Nous saurons alors, pourquoi tel cotton etc
6Tute ct tel autre Tespecte? Pourauoi telles ct
telles goeettes sont sor.es de nos riv1eres ct de
nos bayous chargees des cotons. proprie,e de
tells ct tells officers de haut grade, lorsque ces
officers criaient bien haut quill fallat arrster
tout traffic avec les Yankees7 Pourquoi certaiues
personnes recevaient des passes pour envoyer
leur cotton rennemi. lors4 4ue ces passes etaient
refusees d'autres, sous Dc vains pretextes! On
nous dira, peut-etre, quel taux Ataient cote ces
passes, combien enfn etait estmee en- pisstres, Ia
conscience des OFFICERS charves do doDpar naa
passes, 81 meme ills ont iamais eu lie droit de de.
livrer ces passes pr6cieuses. Nous en- appren-
drons de bellies ct de tontes rs couleurs, 81 seue-
ment lie quart de ce qui Sc dit ell public est vra
Nous nous associons de tout cceur au Democratic
d'Alexandrie, lorsan' il dit: que lie coupable soft
puni ct que innocent sois libre
Courier dH Teche
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LES INDIENs AT yUcATAN.

Nous lisons dans liz journal de New-York:
La Dresqu'fie de Yncatan Went detre le the
atre de trstes evenements, r1ais qui n ont aucune
relation avec Il resistance directe aIenpire dams
Get Etat depux longtemps pacific. La haine i'm
pacable des Indiens contre les habitants d'autres
races setnble setre railumse ,avec une nourelle
fnrenr. pix.neuf fefnes ct centres de popula-
tion ont ete complement Struts, ct le rombre
des yictimes tombees sous le scouteau des enva.
hisseurs atteint il chiffre de deux cents.
Vers Ia FIN deanovembse defnief mile Indiens
se ruarent sur Ia lgne du7 Sud avee une fureur
sans exempla rsveilant par lassassinat. lie vol ct
rincendic les souvenirs les plus fnnestes de ls-
;poqne on ills lancerent leur cri d determination.
lis avaient a eur tate Crescer ,io Poot ct Berna-
be Cen, selefs cpnril,s pour leurs instincts san.
gi,iaaires. LIE premier est la terfenr des blancs
depuiss T0figiats de Ia gnerre actneile; fautre
Went d'iinmoler plus de. cent victines Cans le
Chan do Santa Grnz. Enhardis par Ia presence
de -ces denx chefs, les Indienson attaqae avec
nne audaces don't ills n'ayaens pas. encore fait
preuve. Ausrsfoh, q lsauiss dc laurs iricursiens,
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Une Habitat:on

situee au Bayou Petite Prairie. dans la
Paroisse St. Landry, eontenant quarante
acres de terre. ensemble avec tontes les ba-
tisses ct ameliora:ions qui y sont situees
ct qni en- dependent, etant Ia derniere re-
sidenoe dudit defunt.
CosDITIoNs:-La somme de deux cents
piastres payables compliant, ct la balance
payable a un ct deux ans de credit comp-
ter du jour de la vente L'acquereur four
nissant ses obligations avec bonne ct suf-
fsante caution solidalre a Ia satisfaction de
qui de droit; lesqueIIes obligs'ioos portant
iuteret raiscn de hut pour cent p-r au a
coupter de leurs echeahces respectives -
Et en- outre, Ia terre demeurans speciale-
ment hypothequee la succession jusqu'au
paiement reel ct efectif tant du capital que
des interets qui anront pu s'accroitre.
ELIZABETH TEAR,
dG @- ADMINISTRATORS
Opelousas, 6 Mai 1866 4S-5t
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QUARTERS GENERAUX.
Tepax-ement du Trans-1dissis issippi,
Shrpyeport Tne II Ayril lS6S

Iepa1-ement du Trans-1dtssissipp,
Shreveport. Line, IL Avril 1865.
Crdres Generaux NO. 80.
II Les Paragraphs VI ct VII des Ordres &C.
H.. neraux No 1s, serie courante. Departe-
meut du Trans-Mississipp!, sont amrndks de ma
Mere prolCnger 'e tellps dams l-quel les arpli-
GATORS levront sc faire pour ua renouvell-men.
de detail de Ia part des agriculteurs ct des hom-
mes detalles CONNIE onvriers, artisans OIL person.
mes ve-sees dams un art quelconque. autre que
celles All service du Commencement, jusqu'ae Ter
Juliet 1865.
H. Cette partie des Ordres GeneraNx No. q
du Departement du Trans Mississippi eAYie col-
rante qui place sous Ia direction du Suiintendant
du Bureau de Conscripticn le deta, 'hommes
entire Is ct as ans non propre au service de cam
pagne, mais capables de servir dams les bureaux
&c. est par le present revoquee, ct tous ces de-
tails seront fats par les Generaux commandant
les Corps de Reserve.
Par commandment du
GEN. e. KIRBY SMITH,
s. s. ANDERSON, Assest adj. General
6 mai 1865. 49-4t
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AV g..

7 Z soussigne l'honneur d'annoncer quill est
IA maintenapt de retour a son magasin
Opelousas, OH il sefforcera davoir toujours en
mains un assortment de telles marchapdises qni
sont indlspensabes a Ia communauie, e, quill
yendra des prix tres rasonnabIes.
II informe egalement le public quill vendrs
l'encan, tous les Mardis, a compter du 2 Mai pro.
chain, commeneant d 9 heures du matin, des
Marchandises Seches, Grocerie, Sucre.
Cafe, Farine, par teiles quantities qui convien-
dront chacun.
II prendra aussi en- commission ct yendra SOFT
a l'encan. soft en- vente lamiable, toute sorte
de proprietes que l'on voudra bien lui envoyer D
vendre ct sollicite respectueusement lencourage-
men. du public.
Toutes sortes de circulations monGtaires serons
recues par lie soussgne, leur valenr intrinseqns-
d, j. BLOCH.
Opelousas, % Avril 1861.
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AUX CONTIBUABLES
DES ETATS CoNFEDERES.

DEs ETATs coNFEDEREs.
Actes r-latifs a la take des Etats Confsderes du
II Fevrier ct du ~ ct IA JUN 1864, sous ls
Section ID de rAcft d'assessement.
District No. 3 de St Laadry. comprenGRt lee &c
ct ie ArronGissemenfs du July dc Patics. r..
BUREAU DU CoLLEcrEuR DE DISTRICT, :
Washington, Line. 29 A-ril 1885
A Wis est par lie present donne que les lisses
IN dassessement pour l'snnee 1864, d&posses
ce Bureau par les Assesseurs, resteront suiestes
examen par les contribuahles pendant les
quinze jcurs qui suivront la date du pre-.
sent avis. ct que tout appel de ces lises devrR
etre fait par ecrs, ct expIiquer dfstinctenens y
sujet de planse
Avis est egalement donne ceux don't l'es.i-
nation de proprietes est trop fable, davoir %
presenter ct faire valoir les rasons pour lesque!
les cette estimation ne serait pas augmens&e dc
maniere a stre proportionnee aux au.res esdns-
tions de ce District.
Bureau Washington. Heures d'affaires. de
2 heures du matin 4 6 de rapres-midi, les Di-
manches exceptes.
r. DCBUISSON.
Collector de Distriet.
N. B.-La Parosse St. Landry etc divisA.
par lie Colecteur d'Etat en- trois Districts de col
lection. LIE District No. comprend lie Ter ct 2s
ACCOMPLISHMENTS du Jury de Police T. C. Littel
Collecteur; le District No. 2 comprend les 5e at
6e ACCOMPLISHMENTS, V. G.. CLARK Collecteur, et
le District No 8 eUmprend les Sc ct 10 Agroudie-
sements, l.. Dubuisson Collecteur