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Food for Reflection.
MIs IMMENSE MENAGERIE
Composed OF one OF the largest and most interesting,
and in all respects, the most rare and curious
GEOLOGICAL COLONY


Composed OF one OF the largest and most interesting
and in all respects, the most rare and curious
GEOLOGICAL COLONY
Ever seen comprising specimens
"Ffom Greepla' DIS icy Mountains,
From India's coral strand,
Where Airic's sunny fountains
RoQ down the golien sand
Fiom many an ancient river,
From many palmy plaU,"
Have been gathered to perfect this Giant Coll
lection, among which will be found the flow nR
list which embraces some OF the Geological speci
mems and is deemed TO be the correct catalogue now
on exhibition
Asastc and African Elephants Arabian camels
Bengal Leopards, Royal Brazilian Tiger, Cape Good
ther OF Paraguay striped and Spotted Hyenas Califor-
MIA Grizzly Bears Black Bear Of Hudson Bay, Gina.
mon Bear NJ Greg n, lnchDeuT ons and Ant Raters,
umidian Lion and Lioness Lioness and Whelps,
Zebra o Zahsra, Apes, Monkeys and Balloons, New
Holland Kansaroos, Peruvian Lama, alpaca Of the
Isles Nebraska Buffalo, siherean White CoNns. Ciyet
and Musk Cats, Percupine, Hedgehog, opossums, Asi-
attic Jackals, syrian Costs Madagascar Rabbits,
AN IMMENSE ARRAY,
Comprising birds Of rae and gorgeous plumsge.
spe Imeps Of the following 0rnltholgical Varieties.
Africa" Pelicans, Spanish MacRws, Wheedah Birds,
Love Birds. Ar an Crowned Cranes Golden and 81
Lori Birds, Abino Guinea Hens, Willie aud Gray
Tropical Cockatoos Paradise Birds, South American
Parrots, Asiatc and African Parrots and Paroquets
Also agreat variety Australian Birds OF gorgeous
plSmage. Attached to this Grand Expos ton sfe
The only ARABIAN CAMELs in America
The school of Educated Animals, 4,
(DAS RICE. Pa RorAL)
COMPRISES the most intel gent, mo tdocile, most &C.
compll lshed, and most learnei animals which the
world has noticed and the developm ent Of III sm
qualities, under the guidance OF their kind and
ps'ieat instructor s calculated TO excite the nob,s
feelings OF admira'ion wonder aud curiosity. Fore
most among the developed spt cmens Of tho bruts
creation stand the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
The Obedience of a Child and the Dociiit,
| ofG Dog. ni

The Obedience of Child and fhe Docilih
ofG Dog.
THE TRAINED HORSE DOUGLASS
and Of the most peculiar and remarkable intelligent
qualities.
The Beautiful Educated Mare REBEoCA.
paragon OF beauty. Intelligent, Doeile a com,
pound OF grace where every movement is poetry,
and where every act orea es admiration.
TIE COMIC MULES
TETE nd BARNEY, the world renowned Assenine
Humorists whose ridiculous antics would
Make Nesier SiDedr TIDere Lduohdble,
These peculiar beasts, the clowns OF the animal
kingdom will exhibit rich variety OF cachinaiory
Accomplishments, such NJ no other animals posses
They sre at once mrthiu and mus cal, and do every
Dancing a Hornpipe to Initiating the Bass
notes of a Piano.
THE PERFORMING ELEPHANTS Ro-
ME0 AND JULIET.
In their various and wonderful performance which
siartle and surprise leaving us 10 doubt whether they
are guided by mere instinct or by the
Higher and more potent sway OF brain.
Their varied fests cannot be enumeratsd 1t is suf.
cent say Rtthey do more than has ever been
compished by any ofthe brute creation.
A DEN OF PERFORMING WILD AMI
MAILS.
Whose cruel and blood thirsty instincts have been
sub ued and who, by tha exercise ofa peculiar and
mysterious influence, have been brought under the
complete suhjechor NJ herr trainer
PROF, SEARS,
who will enter their den and put them through their
THRILLING AND STARTLING FEATs
Mr.. RIOE will exhibit these various animals and
will give an intereS ng and succinct
LECTURE
Upon the Animal Kingdom IN a Nutshell
Notwithstanding the lNNUMERABLE ATTRAC.
TIONS OF this establishment Mr.. Rice has determin
ell 10 place it's enjoy within the reach Of ALL anu
has accordingly put the price ofadniEsiou az foowa
Adults 90 cents children under 10 years old rs cents
The Menagerie will enter the town in GRAN D PRO.
cEssloN at 10 o'clock A. M, preceded by the
Beautiful Band Carriage Drawn bV
Elephsn
and followed by magnificent Cortege, composed OF
the Dens and Cages OF the wild animals, the troupe
o. learned animals, Horses, Mules, Bunaioes, &C ,
and af or pa sing the principal Streets will procede
10 the place ofexhbltion,
Doors open at IA and P. NJ. Performance com.
mences al and ~.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
DAYTON, TUESDAY AUGUST 9.
nIIAMIsBURG. MONDAY AUGUST 7.
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I'VE HIiF rHHFHoT HIhHS %ATnfSGFR sATIsfxGFioS. T0

holeaale Agent for Piano Stools. Tuning Scales,
ing Hammers and Forks. Musieh Instruments
Musical Merchandise OF all kinds. Piano Forte
pr materials Of all kinds &o Ar, &C., all AZ the
a. prices. When ordered, please give date OF
olar Address all Orders. -I. a4,
Oh. WILLARD,
iawu N7.Broadway, New York.
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DAM RICE'S
lAMMOTH MENAGERIE
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.

Dan Rice tekes peculiar sahs faction in making the
announcement TO The public, that he has sucoeeded
by ddnt tinuch perseverance, and the exercise Of
persistent determination in placing himself at the
head OF an establishment which, while its varied fea.
tures and speclaes offer
A Source OF Meier failing Amusement and
Entertainment,
Is free from all the Objectionable characteristics
which mark exhibitions OF promiscuous nature.
lt has been h object for years to accomplish this
and he now comes )eforo the pull c, to whom he
owes all he is or hopes TO be, prepared TO give the
assurance that tn entertainment he offers is at
Amusing, Moral, Instructive. Eievating and
Refining,
one IN which no appeal Is made to the merely sensu-
al lnstno.s ofour nature, but which afio DIS
WHOLESOME PABULUM
To the INTELLECTUAL QUALITIES aud while II
gives pleasure, innocent enjoyment and mrth, leads
to reflection, and opens to the view
The Wonders of the Creation,
And impresses US with more enlarged ideas Of the
power, design, goodness and wisdom OF the
GREAT RULER OF TIE UNIVERSE
Mr.. Rice also eels pleasure in being able to say
that he no longer comes before the public az
A MERE JESTER,
Beeviny that whatever s worth dong at all Is worth
doing WE'LL while he flled this position,-no higher
one ohering-he endeavored 10 perform his whole
duty and u OIL the largest expectations Of his patrons
meeting with an
Unparalleled Success,
And creating, by the exercise OF his
PECULIAR IDIOSYNCRACY,
A reputation secured to none, and causing
Burst of Laughter Round the World.
Now. while tits far from his purpose to be uguhri-
Gus, or EXCLUSIVELY DIDACTIo, he comes Re.
fore h patrons as descriptive and moral lecturer
IN which capacity II will be his aim to AmusV while
he Teaches, and to inspire
INNOCENT MIRTH,
While he gives subjects for thought, and furnishes
Food for RefIecfIOw
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Never EAold Malice.
BY ELIZA COOK

BY ELIZA COOK.
Oh. never hold nial:c-! it poisons our life.
with the gail drop of hate, and the ni.eht
shades OF strife
Let US scorn where We must and deeD;se
where we may,
But let anger. like sunlight. 90 down with
the day;
Our spirits in c!ashng may bear the hot
spark,
But no s'noul1ering flame to break out in
the dark:
lis the narrowest heart that creation can
make,
Where passion folds up like the coils of
SNAKE.
On. never hold NAL ice! it cannot be good
FOR Us n"oier TO strike in the rush Of hot
blood,
Than to bitterly cherish the name of the
"a'i TO sharpen the weapon or measure
the blow.
Tho wild dog in hunger, tie wolf in its
The shark Of the watcrs-the as,, with it,.
sting,
Are less 10 be feared than the vengeance
OF rman
When it lv.h in secret to wound where It
can.
On. never ho!I malice! dislike If ven viii
ct, 'cl:en!ber, humanity linlet!l us still.
We are all of Us human, and all ci Us err
-And '!-erry wi;h rs should always be stir
Shall We dare TO le,i; Up to tie %,t:.er
alrave.
With petitions ivy pur.ion or ,lec1;r,, "a,
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VOL. 1. NO. 81.

President johnson is evidently COS
elderlng national questions III :. broad
and truly nat onal spirit. We trust
and believe !ha. be will consider this
in the same way He MAJ take high
ground, and he c;:nno: in that drec.
ton go too far 10 represent the res;
parpose Of the people. The case Is
not 70 ic triii.l with. He must take
(; 'eu"ble position and mold it, r,d this
position Is tesaj':e, aI.G is sustained bv
the zip '"'na.ic history OF Goth n.,an1
and tie United S;a.eS. Mr. Cannlns
a;Eri Flush ii the ti;::e naJ not arrived
'or he United S;.ies 70 lake just thiG
Position toward Europe, aud Rus'.
replied that hc thou ,I.t aot; Tut we nov
reply that 1t certainly has. We must
no~, for To-: sake OF our ua,icnal
honor AMI dignity. take it ani hoa L.
1Hely YcyI; Herald.
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Southern Labor.

The South h:,s for four wears been
passing through the fires of revolution.
and now sits amid t:.eir ashes an,!
Tui':s. Fields untitled: farmers with
out animals or seed; Il niliion widows
and orphans furnishing in rags; whole
counties whe:e!roIn at least half the
buildings nave been burned; the
ci'arred remnants OF mills, factories
aid workshops almost everywhere:
rivers without steamboats, and ra;lro,ls
without bridses--sucA is the South TO-
day. And, when j. is Indispensable,
not to tae prosperity but to the very
existence Of her peop!", that the South
shai! Tor the present b" Il hive Of in.
du>try "n;l production every one
working with hoe and spade. or even
with bare hands or a bit Of silinslc. to
get something planted toward "a CROP
TINS season, the cry is raised that
labor Is scarce at the Sonth-lhat the
poor whites lack the habit Of industry.
while the blacks identify freedom with
ldleness--so that tie more eneroe;ic
planters talk Of sending North for
German or other forcigu-borl laborcrs
to help them III their urgent need.
Tins representation, we are sure
does injustice to both classes Of the
Southern poor. The rural whites are
not, indeed, ehabitnated to persistent
energetic labor. Living or the wooded
outskirts Of great mems plantations
hunting, fishing with a COW runnin Q
at large: and a pig ditto; often Luyins
OF negroes for q song products stolen
from their masters stores: making an
odd IS to 500 occasionally by track
ing out ard hunting down fugitive
slave, there are a good many whites at
the South to whom steady daily labor
does not seem natural. and who woul!
rather 1--we by almost anything else.
The blacks, on the other hand. are
inured to labor, but are naturally
'a"!'iil that they viii be reduced aoain
TO bondage Distrnst is the slave 5
lFal lesson; he is: earIy taught to regard
I'VE master race q; !is enemies arJ
0onfe7'o-9, SEQ - ~, >:aist&: rQa.
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FEMALE HERoIaM. Gas dar' 81:

FEMALE Hnaolo@.--'cas ds:',' sa:i
Messeua, beng a Buz2en;?cn. I pe5
reIve'' d yong so4;er beIoagiug to
the light artillery, whose horse had
just been wounded by Il lance. The
man, who appeared quite child, oe-
tended himself desperately, ai scyeya:
bodies Of the enemy lyiug aronn,.
could testify. I despatched an officer
with some men to his assistance, bus
they arrived too late. Although; this
action had taken place on the bort:e.e
o! the wood, and in front of the bridge,
tits artillery had alone withstood tue
stack OF = small troop Of Coss;.cks
aud Bevarians, wto:n the officer ans
men ! ha', despatched pat to fight.
HIS body was covered with wounds
lnIiictyd by shots, la.ces and swords.
incre were at least thirty, Aud So
y"u know. Madame, via. the young
'"an "a~?' said Na,ss..a. turning 20
nc.
=. ".4!a.?'
e. {. won4an. and i;andsone
woman too! although sil- was 50 cover
cd with blood tnao it was difficult 10
judge Of :;eg beauty. She ha! follow
ed her lover to tho ar,tr. The latter
wss q captain OF artillery; she never
le.t h'm, and When lie WAS killed, do
tended, Ike a lion, tie re,na:ns Of hit.t
>hc loved. Size was native OF Paris
her n"."e w"s Lonis Belctz, and shs
was the laughter o; ir!nsa maker in
the Rue ie Ten, Lon
4Ien.o;fs Of the Duchess .4Jrantes.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., MONDAY MoRNzNG, JUNE S, 1865

those lately in rebellion seem to be
taking hold of 1T as frankly and map-
fully as any. Let US all help 10 make
the transition as easy and speedy as
possible New York TiiIuue.
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Heaaq'rS United States Forces.
CITY OF COLUMBIA S. G.

My ~. 1865
GTNEE-tL ORELltS 40 a.
II oiA.:to pr~vcn;"nS disturbance winch
toxicat!i.g liquors, it i hereby ordered
thas, for the present, nc Intoxicating h.
qo"r% v III he sold or given away to any
citizen Ct soldier, "nles> permission 10
-.rantei rom the.e h>..>iq uarters. Any
one found guilty of i;-ob.A':.s; hi, ortrr
Will not only have ms goods confac.fcl.
brt v';)l be suhjec. e i'unishurnt by l..ill
tarl law. by commnni ct
IOat Col. A HAUGTTGN.
(ag4m@atl;ng Post
" ] t..v.c, !.:tut 1c'.. 9. y. V. |. a'.;5
IS :..j'::- .ny my ~
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WIN my estimate ot their performance,
they can, Of course, try elsewhere.
Practically, little money would be re-
qulred-tar less than TO maintain
weekly payments; f5r every one would
want food or clothing quite as fast as
he could earr it, an.l Of 800 paid at
sunset for labor, at least 500 would be
in the store the nc:;S morning And
be who would thus .'ay each night a
fair price in tnoue: ,r each days work
would never wa;i: labor, white or
black. No one " k; in anothera
field from the love OF il; he works
because he wants a}i:. the recompeuse
of his labor will bay FOX L;m; and
you can make even indians work by
paving cash dow: eac!. night and
krcpinga store ada: cd to Their wants.
v tu whites or "sFocs, there IS no
difficulty Whatever. We speak from
long experience OF fr~c labor in every
capacity, when we 50, that cash pay
nent and fair treatment viii enable y
planter to choose his hands, 10 grade
them, to make lncm every way com
Portable and co'ttentel. with each child
at school at least bali the wear, vet
make cotton Or sug~r cheaper than
any Shareholder ever lid or could. He
VINO Inherited 4 hundred negroes
might OF course i've e,s;ly from their
labor; bat as letwo-n Juyinc field
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otanDlI.p.

s1NBBOI OEHI ;slANFiNl1 OF var.uus
II 1tr.es done two doors South OF C..tho
lie C,urch. lone 9
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20 Wrapping Paper. 10
ChLn EW>p.ipiilsS for sale al this
~ o!icc. l,icc 20 and 10 cents q lln
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1. . ". Samoan, 81 4
CORNER MARKET AND ST. LOUls

'ffA q INV on iand b large assoftment nf FANCY
and DRES goods. Towifs IlgGt GarHi 81 as'sg5
cAr.IcOEs. 5H Has sifis gsg JACONET,hlss
yANSfGR MJII.S. HOSIERY
ry 4 yfHRl Il Al. WHITE AND BROWN COTsrOv,
gH8i SEWING SILK t hAM NEIns
COTTUNADF y lsfa ff TRIMMINGS.
RTBBnNS, etcn etc. s A4 II
Also 4. .full assostmsnt % LADIEs sNTLE'
MEMS shoes.
CORSET
9s5l 's9fs 0'''' and HOOP SKIRTS.
i fu,, asaart,nent az LADIES' and GENTIE-
MEMS hat ,Allwhich having been puFchssed @
psSsr ppsaar lsonss M ti1is city ausl9ty
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yen de taxes sur les prophecies, profess
sions ct occupations, basees sur lessno
veaux tabieaux dsassessement. pour les
annees 1862. 1858. 1854 ct 1865. i'Ta 9asai
Letout est respectupusement soumis. Z
G;rr,6 .ta sssEfa % .Isas Jscqtes R0afsfH,
GiSH0 JohH LYALL, Dseid b PUGH i
lLasresslution No. z N. S. dechargeant
leidit Rii,heck, approuyant son rappAffsl
dechargeantIsaa cautions ct ordonnant u i
ne autre liste de depenses sda paroisses
pour etre lpubliee, futunanimemeat iadop-
tee IL e5giastf atSnassf Iiss 1saf isHi,
Iei Went lie rapport du htresorier laui
svra public pfochainement.1 gia,i4 9aI.,
Sur motion le Jnri de Police ,s'hiaurnA
au s4me aundi dc mnisda ianvier 1866 NJ
Signe: j : " rfhxdns; RnossocM c1s.iss.si a,.i.y
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Thibodaux, La, December 80, 1865

Faisant 10 un montant agrege des actlls no :
minanx en- billets confederes de $l8.9l7 w
ct 20 ua montant de billets de paroisse pas
mis- er, circalation ct en- main de. =. !. SOL oO
Iesdne1s tfllets confederes restent encore Ell
main ct BE nsosieaDt a. dix-afuit nille neuf cent
dix-sept piastres ct qnatre- -vingt doaze cents,
sout censideres par le cotnite des finances com,
me etant sans valeur ct NJ etant pas sascepft
hles d'etre reeus on acceptrsI en- placements.
Mass CONNIE au temps OH les snsdits biliets
'furent Nis ct recns en Placement par fe DIT ex.
tresorier, lis esaaelit alers courants ct ciecu-
latent CONNIE Se.s, leteomite des finances est
sdopnion que le dit ex ex-tresorier de parolsse
NEST pas responsible de leuFinon yalenr, FHsss
intitules d 81 decharge ct IA eelle de ses secn-
test ssa f4g9s 48ada .-AasHaa9b aft "a
LIE tdnt est respectueasea,ent recommaude
ct soniuis asyotre Honorable rassemblee aal
doit declarer .et dire qpelle disposition, nnale
doit etre prise au sniets des dts billets conie
deves ct des dts bilets de paroisse non ems
seeyant ala somme de deux cent clnquante
/ ct s,ne ,piastres ct demie, grand cenx-ci seronf
prosinits ..et rTemis en- votre possession par le
.meceEeut Fresprier de parolsse. - $50
i,, 4 iphlbedaux, 25 octobre 1863, II
sign1 'a's ',Exs ESsiI 5keatEs 3aE!D RssaN 4 snSNe
Laresolntioa 10. /. IS. approprant lff
rapport ;susdit, dechasgeant :. d. Leblanc
cancellant son bon, deehargeant ses securities
ct: ordonnaut Ia disposition . faire des dts
biliets eonfederes ct de, paroisse fut proposes
par le Juge Roman ct dune dnment adoptee' 9i.I
ID sisa Rapport pU TaEsoRIER. 3Gs q
m g. T. L., T., scon. :
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ssrlE tat dcfIa Louisiana.
assa y JURT DE POLICE. y.
5Thibo,laulIx. I .lle 4 dscembre 1865.

i. .nh;bala,nlxxl il dece.nbre 1865
Yslr,Asa.,.,,atl { ,,,slo i In; IA no,;ce
,,.ls..sss!s. IN sfon,cha s,assemhia IL mai
ssn Ill Car i.aas Il vile vii dc Tb;hadsn~
srs,,t ,,sssens. . J. wv r q sp.rp;rs rrs.
,si,,sassM. 81 Roma,. Holm Nelson, .Iosenh
Wsn,6itf. .Sosthene Folael JVashinrten 1riffi.n,
arssne Berp,epron Il Joha igall Il -
haentsw-F III i. TheT;ot Franz Da,fsrea at
m q ,Rurh. :
Etant Ia rennior tixee par In loi. nour l,e.
;,ection lu presitlept de cette .asse,nhlep. sur
mutioaie ,.jnri do peliee preceda 4 la dite e
.lpct;on,:f MI. I. s., Perkins fnt unauimement
eln CONNIE tel. = 49, 81 ~ 'As'
LES, minutes ldc II derniere assrmblee furent
Ines ete,sur melton de j :. Remont duement
,seooi,dees me Les tlites minutes soient approa-
,xeesxpas,be, anrpcistrees, excepte ia ,dcrniere
nartpA AS III resolution regarelant les deyoirs
.cf les ponvoirxsds l1socat' 10 pnsoisse, pour
1a4tielie II III 10 motion de rec0nsiderer. La
.diie motion fnt pendue ct les minutes apron
yees CONNIE e,iftg gistfeses. s.ae i'ia 9
re resiislrnf f,,t VT .epyy<sts Tlp s5,n ahsnnt., i
IL dsrn;e Il asse,nb
e,Gonajte aes ssulco.ss tit alors Il rapport
.snisant.ac nsss sa.,s l..,,. II Il. 4 .z 49,
AfliHcuosahle President let Membres du j uri
tlgpOlieeale ia panoisse Iafourche. sa44l & sasf
ydfrs s,ussirntsI Membres AZ vfdra co,n,;,s
nas,rlanaYa s,la nv nt adj d etearefere e. snnnia IS
copntes slEntIu i5ar ]. %. Leblanc. rex. trsso.
risrsde ID paroisse Isafourche. elu. assermente j
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ghroniqslc. ~ I. Ltolcaic. ..l'l !alla
.s..fzEEr-as .1ssI q a. ]

ssSsETT ma yISf7ass STa4f .
CuANGEsrENr DE DOMCILE .--Gracee =
aux al soins. en- bon. goat et. q In perseve1
,rssnce. de Had, Celestin sBardel. mus
possedals,as ,;dsls Z maintcnaht un averitabie 'ho-
,tai.-iTI6tel sWsaiiingteasasitae aalsar-
.dshui dams Ia rue du Msrche- -ene ossHure' e
.St-Philippe, &c recominandea par y 9 pro-
,psete, labonne tableeet tout le confarsaeie
DUB les voyageurs peuvent desirer' ssnt
celia a.des,prrii;x tres moderes.. aaa.e
orMEssE pE MINUIT. Gontre toute at
,t,eante, 1eaemps q etc sdperbe 10 soir Dc ia
nns,ssse.d .ds4ainqpiit. aussi CONNIE nous le pea
sfcnsfIs .ooiiscoors dcs fiideles que cstte
,solsmnite ~ttirait 4 l'eglise St-Josrph = a
't-isete uoubreax. Nous devo,ls dire q b
slouanee des chanteursi ut des ebaHseHses
qIi.ont participes ! donner d cetsc selem-
mite unes grandeur 81 imposante, aails se
;sent admirnblement scqaittes de n tache
.aifieile q,fiis etaiant spreies sremplir,
mon corntne. des chaatears du qremier or
dre, ,nais CONNIE des amateurs conscien-
S;;aanifiss S;;aannifisss1a y 81 SD s5aii' fss's 5t g3.
Se1MAs % - u aHga fsae f,g apiaEs9 b1ng 5Is n
.aascorr pE s,ru -l-s;.1il faut en- croire les
hfeits qui aaut circules, piusieurs coups
1s fens auraent etc tires sur dos indivi-
dus, qui - randaient d Ia messe deminuit,
aux enyitpns Ne Tex -colonie Bragg, ct ce-
Merar, des negres. Ce rapport peut etre
vrais ansis 4avant .qae. nous l'acceptiens
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! do La SentineHe De TAibodax1 pr euvfaae 81
do H Stetson prarticlesde bureau 479
4 do MatAuring Beqrg, sheriff pr dlversea
dspenses ct articles f0urRis la prison
etaia 4naisoh dc l;our go
do NJ Bonrg, sheriff pr services dansdes
se@. derEtaf fonr laqueile des prenyes
sent f0arnies 1cg
DO JsSarta. pr vrticfes de burean }7sl
40 Phjlo Gabrielle, coroner EN- plein G5
do l. Gsuedry, membre dn Jurisde police
do Charles Daniels. recorder pr enregis
an = ie contrat asec As Donnand 10
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AUX TRAVAILLELIRS. 3

Mons touchons au moment oa les anciehs Con.
traits yont expirer, ct oi, II "a fall0ir les rene-
vcler En vue datre utile anx Planteufs Of aasx
travailleurs, le s0ussignd q ouvert an No. la.
Rue Royale, 4 la Nouyelle Ofleans, aae AGENCR
speciale. .set De charge de pr0curer des bres aux
planteurs ct reciproque uesnent dsi1diqner aux tra-
vaillenrs. les diYerses localities on ils pourrons
tronyer de l'emploi. I. \, .s
spGcialeinent charge de 10 rGdActioh des con-
TRAITS.
CONDITIONS: Deux piastrcs par t6te de
trayailleurs, y,compris les frais dn C0ntFat.
.a5sas's'5x Il .f St-kL. DESTEz.
P.S.I.e sonssignG remplira les formalifGs aus
pres du Bureau des AHfranchis.
Ecrire par Ia Poste, bofte 10. l22i8. lasiH