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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16

Clergyman while residing In South America
40 q missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness. EARLY
Decay Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Or
Rans. aud tho Whole tEaiH Of disorders brought On
hys hapeful and yicleus habits. Great Numbers
have sbeen already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted DS desire to benefit ahe AFFLICTED and
unfortunate, will send she recipe for preparing
and using this medicine. In a sealed envelope, TO
any one WHO needs Il, Free Of Charge. saaa8a
Please enclose postpaid envelope, addressed
40 ynnrsnlk u u II Address, II " & go maf7
Il sagHr JOSEPH II. IHMANs arsa
Jy27.6ma Station p, Bible House, n. Y. City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16
CLOTHING. ''s'

VTTEJ IVA STT6I "a
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16
! HAIR nYEI ! HAIR nYRI

III HAIR dyes & HAIR DYEI i
RafeheIOrss Hatr. Dye in the beat I'm the
known world. This only true and perfect Dys
-ElArmleas and Reliable-pro.
duces splendid Black or Natural Brown-reme-
dies ths al sHects Of bad Dysa. and frequently
reatores The original color Sold by all Druggists.
The genuine 10 signed. w. A. Batchelor, 81 Bar
clay street, New York; IN ssanssgs ap25-9rR
HalA's Vegetable Sicflfmm Hair Re-
newer has proved itself to be the mcst poriect
preparation for the hair ever offered Go the public
lis vegetable compound, and contains NO In
furious properties whatever.
1T WILL RESTORE GREY HAIR no ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR. al ~
It win keep the hair from falling out. .
nc cleansss the scalp and makes the hair soft,
lustrous and silken. - .sse-7E ,
It ia o splendid hair dressing. ssr ars..
= No person, old or young, should fail to use it
1T IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
R%- AJAX for Halls Vegetable SiciliAn Hair Re-
newer, and take no other. Aisra
s41A a'Aas' go 'sssA II. r. HALL a co.,
Nassau, N. H., Proprfetors.
For sale BY KELLER q WHITE, and Drug
gists generally. oc25-6m
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"a CAHDlTO TNVALTDs.

ss we invite che special attention of The sick and
aflicted, no matter what the disease or how bad,
vertisements, which can 30 seen IN another col
umn o. our paper th.s morhipg.- DR.. Eastsrls's
Famiiy Medicines are standard preparations. sell
rapid VI give general satisfaction, kept in all
the praneipla dong stores, and are the most Cello.
bgated and Popular Remedies now In use. We
advise families 90 keep q scpply or each Of Or.
EasterlGs hEsdicinsaf ON hand and thereby save
money in doctors bills. For sale By thu Drug.
gists Of EvansvfIfs. :. @ssea Wax Aaf 10
TDfssases and Aaamaes which I'D rem No.
tnreIy prostrats he vital powers with meana
af relief. Sent free Of charge I'M as6Had letter
velopss. Address Dr. J. sKTLLIN HoUGHToE,
Howard Association, Philadeiph'a, FA. a9I III
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JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE

A@eme foR ea,taamamg Pensions,
@aG& Pay amd B@wMeY
EcoE DISCHARGED EoLDIERS, AND FOR
u she Widows and ether legal representatives Of
meas who din I'm tha service o. Chs DATED @tMssa.
S2hc@ ON the NORTHWEST aide OF ThiF@ Street.
near tia Washington House and namEly eppoalta
tn@ Court House, Gvnnawiiie, Indiana. e8aas
@n hnsinaas antsustad 20 him win b@ promptly
aasended TO- ssasAaaab gisHf IL ri 1Yt9-1F
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CA II p Ct
j. - DEPARTMENTS:

2 On the second floor Of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general, viz
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omno 9al % hisd gated sas ssnii8sm
+ Sidi al dsrsd0 asi1sigdss1q basi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-16
COLGATE's HORNY SOAP.

This cslebrated Toilet Soap, In such univer-
nal demand, rs made from the choicest maferi-
ais, 10 mild and emolllenf nats nature, fra
BEantHy acamt ia, and xsrsmslg benencaaH
| In ita action upon ths skin. For sale By Drugs
glats and Fancy Goods Dealers. rsy au24.1y
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SASH & DOOR FACTORY

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For sale BY KELLER d WHITE, and Drug.
gists generally. oc25-6m
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21

THR BAR AND BENCH Tho late bar meeting
In this place, and its notion upon the Judge
question, is attracting much interest. The pa
per containing the proceedings was sought after
with avidity, and the brief editorial introduc.
tion scanned with an esgerness and spirit OF
criticism that made Iittle allowance fov the
hurry and WEAKNESS Of the unreasonable mo.
ment 10 which it was written and put to press
That 1t should have sins Of omissions. or even
more positive ones. is not very surprising to Us,
nor perhaps will it be very odd, that, written
with the intention of keeping aloof frem the
STRIFE it should fail to meet the expecta tions Of
those most deeply interested. The uniform
friendly relations between the present inoum-
bent and ourself. as we'll as his position before
the public, precluded the use Of any unfriendly
sentiment towards him. Indeed, il the appar-
emily unequal struggle-unequal 10 its present
aspect at least-is to be maintained by him
sipgle-handed, such an expression might not bo
generous or even manly. aud could scarcely fail
of beliitling US in our own opinion. On the
other hand, there are too many and weighty
of the bar to admit oil the folly Of treating it
lightly, or with any want Of respect. The num-
ber and unsnimity Of those engaged, and the
weight OF character enlisted in it with the ap-
parent honesty and earnestness of their convie.
tioDs and impulses, are considerations well cal
cuIated to challenge respect and attention, aud
we have'felt at no time, any disposition TO treat
it otherwise than with such respect and de-
f. ference. A further consideration for such
course, is the name and position Of the gentle
man presented by the bar to the public and the
nominating convention for their notice. 10
addition to the allusion made to him last week,
in social and private view, there are those,
perhaps OF greater importance, connected with
bis professional and other positions. Mr..
Sherman's long connection with the bar, and
the distinguished and dignifed position he has
by steady perseverance, aud mental adaptation,
taken at its head, are such as to command our
highest regard ard respect. These considera-
tions, therefore. on either band, seem to leave
us, and warrant the adherence, to a course,
alike in harmony with our own feelings and as
we are in the habit Of viewing things where a
question awaits the decision Of popular con-
yention, with propriety and Justice. position
OF respectful, bui dignifed neutrality. This,
then, being our preference and present position,
We shall await tine developments of ths cam.
paigu, and whether or not we shall aIlude again
TO the subject before the sitting of the eonyen-
lion, will depend very much upon the spirit
and fairness Of the manner OF conducting it.
] Our intention and province, as we understand
them. are to use whatever means are at hand
to guard the public interests, and when needful
to do so, no considerations of dslicaoy, or
friendship will deter us from the task TO the
best Of our ability.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21
DESIGN.

b the degign OF this Institution that nothing shai ener
Into its competition that is practical valuable and e.
sential Dor the business TO know. -
The mnuti@ and detail Of business will be intelli9env
canyased giving to the student knowledge laws Of
trade as well as the common operations Of anance and
businesa . u
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21

Mr. Dryden O. Lindsey, Of Andorer. is szg.
gsssed By the people Of the southeastern part
Of this county as a candidate for the Office Of
County Clerk. Mr.. LindAey was q Private
in Company O Of the 2sth Ohio. and while
serviDg with that noble old regiment. lost leg
which OF itself is q good recommend for public
favor TO the people OF Ashtabula County,
Aside from this be is known as young mar
of slender means but Of correct habits and To-
tegriiy. and amply qualified for the Office. fo
which be is a candidate. ws are positive tina
his name will prove tower Of strength when
ever bis worth and his claims are made known
It is thought that there viii be no opposition
to Mr.. Lindslsy when be Is placed In proper
light before the conveation this fsli.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21

"A circular has been issued by A. W.
Randall, now the Presidents nomiuse for
Postmaster General. and President Of the
Johason Club at Washington, TO oil Post.
masters, enclosing the call for tbs Phiadsl-
phia Convention. and requesting them, n
that call meets their appreciation. TO signi.
fy 1t in q brief letter for publication. OF
course this implies threat that II the call
does not meet their appreciation they will
be removed. 1t is in effect command ia
all Federal officials to give their public ad
hssion to the Presidents policy, on pain o.
immediate removal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21
LOCATION.

This College is located in the beautiful village Of Kings
ve long and widely for its enterprise In sustaining
the best Academic Institution in the country attested
by its Of prosperity and patronage Its attractions in
this regard make It at once the most desirable location for
those who wish TO pursue both the Commercial
of instruction and thus while the storing
the mind with Scientific Literary and Classical
he at the time practical
knowledge Of Book keeping and Business.
Each department under the general supervisor of the
Principal whose long experience teacher in the Detroit
Commercial College and practical accountant makes
emineny qualified to make this Institution take rank with
our first class Commercial Schools
The system OF Penmanshp taught here is made speciality
epa and attractive features being egbty beauty and esss
of execution At several State Fairs Principal beon
awarded the First Premiums many worthy competitors
for best specimens OF Business and Penmanshp
Training in Commercial Arithmetic and business calcua-
ton B also speciality in this Institution Every student
should be able to make egbe record of his daily business
work and give accurate solution of oil problems
Herewith. The improved methods OF elupi iation
these branches Of college EXERCISES interesting well
structve. indeed they really the grand starting points
the student to other departments Of the erner duties OF
practical every day life
Deficiency in these particulars Is acknowledged fact
which tracable also many OF the failures OF men,
Well founded in those IL passport 10 Hereon
Ia reared many modest as well as gigantic fortunes
Young man, take courage, when for nominal sum you
yourself for the worlds activities and
gently In enterprises that lead straight to and
honor An early outfit Ia essential to make your onward
and upward progress and certain nothing will
give you much self reliance good Commercial Educa
ton and this we believe the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21
UNION CONVERSATIONS.

The Union voters OF Ashtabua county requested to
meet In III eir several townshps at the usual places Of hold
ing elections the 1lth day Of August 1896 at O'Clock
70 elect los delegates the County Convention, to
10 held at jefferson the lsth day Of August to
mate candidates for the following offices, to wit Probate
Judge Cork of the Court Of Common Pleas Auditor
Commissioner and Director Of County nnrmary Also
% delegates TO the Judicial District Convention TO be held
at Madison, Lake county, Ohio the l4h day OF August
1885, 70 nominate candidate for Judge OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Tor the district composed OF the counties OF Ash
tba Lake and Geangs Also 80 delegates to the Congress
sonat Convention Of the 10Th District 10 be held at Warren
Tnmbun county, Ohio, the 10th day Of August 1860
The apporonment Of Delegates 10 the County Convention
will hn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21

a The Democrats pspsrs OF Illinois gensr-
2 ally ignore the call of the Democratic Con
grsssmen, nsking prompt action in the Phil
sdslphia Convention matter.
The latest specials cay there b no ssihor-
ity Tor ssying Attorney General Speed has 70
igssd Secretary Hsrlaa win ses resign nm
~ soupsllsd To-. 0sassAl Great viii take
charge Of the War 01dos. In Ne svsnt Of Bee
ressry Stsntous resignation.
4 The Isws ooppsrhsaa Convention has
adopted report Of a committee for fusion With
the Benton faction. A delegation TO the Phil
alcphia Convention was chosen. including A.
q. Dodge and number Of ey.poion army off,
GERS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21
KINGSVILLE COLLEGE

supply fully and completely as any similar Institution
in the country Frs-because Its course of instruction ID
progressive and practical having been drawn from actual
business experience Second location Is 10 one Of the
most quiet and orderly towns the Reserve tho
people intelligent and educated interest themselves In the
students behalf and throw around him influences at once
heslthu and homeke II Is easy Of access The cost Of
Board there about hsf that charged larger
The college ample fronting the Village Park and
capable accommodating hundred students each
department s managed BY the best TALENT Of which acts
point to Xngsve the point TO set commercial educ
ton. 80
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-Tha news ffom Europe ibis morDin

Tho news from Europe this morning
slthough only one day later, is important.
vepstia is now French property and gov
srned by French Commassionairs. Ans
tris, Italy and Prussia have agreed to an
armis,ice, which will probably Last six
weeks. Meanwhile the French army is be-
ing equipped and indications are that
Napoleon viii soon have bis hand 10,
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FOREIGN ME wS.
NFW YoRK. July l8t

NFw YORK, July 18th.
BREsT, Prussia and Italy, though their re-
ply had not been made public; have refused tho
armistice, and Gen. Cadine has crossed the
Pc. While on the other hand the Austrians
have recrossed the Minco and have decided to
evacuate Lombardy and Venetia
The French iron clad fleet was to have sailed
from Touton fer the Adriatic this morning in
order to take possession of Venice.
The general opinion is that France will re-
ceive Sardinia in exchange for Venetia, and
will give that island to the Pope or keep it her
SELF Public opinion approves of the transac-
ton. Although Italy has refused the armistice
she has appointed the Marquis De PopoI Com
missioner of the Government to transact the
negotiations relative to the annexation of Vene-
tia to the Kingdom of Victor Emanuel Great
activity prevails in the French arsenals New
experiments with the needle guns, to which ann
the prussian victories are attributed. The pub
lie generally do not believe in ipeaco, and look
upon the Intervention of France now directly
interested In the contest as invitable.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRIcA--oNR DAT LATER.
HALIFAX, July l6.-The Paris La Presse OF
the 4th says Prince Metternich arrived at the
Tuilleries and announced himself fully authoriz-
ed to treat upon the basis as to Vienna in the
morning, The interview lasted an hour and o
half, and when he left the Emperor turning to
the Empress said, "Engenie, this is good day
for France, you at Amiens and at Paris have
done to-day a good work"
LIvRAPooL, July 7, via QUEESsToyN, July g.
The latest advices stute that Prussia and Italy
haYe accepted the proposal for an armistice.-
The Prussians, however, had advanced further
into Bohemia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21

A Washington special says the President
has requested Secretary StautOn's resignation
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21

The apportonment for the Congresson and District Con
veutions will be alike being for each township and
additional for the townships of Ashsbula Conneau Gene
va Monroe and Jefferson. W. c. HowBLLs,
llt ~ls. A. B. WATKINS,
&C.,. LYMAN CARTER,
t. ID. 3. WADE
evft..tff JAMEs RKED, .
Union Central Committee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21
TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT..

In this depasAnsaS 10 inq.stsd izkgSeSss (uRd "a
paper isstsarSsns and In all tAss . sInsA 06vtN4B
o. . vsll ordsssd fssssr=sA oAss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21
uNIoN coNeREssIoNAL CONVENTION.

There will be Convention Of the Union voters Of the lO
Congregational District Of Ohio COMPOSED of the counties
Ashiahh, Gcsugs, Mahnning, Portage and TmmbalL a
wobbsIIsl. IN Wafren, rrumbulI countr, Thursdsy,
thd 10Th day cf Augusts 1890, a1i oelcckia
M, 10 nominate candidate Tor Congress- -,
Each county according 70 the ratio OF representative.
agreed upon, ow delegate for eveU lzo votes cas-
for Sy. Cox In 1ses win b. entitled 10 ihe humber del
eentcs follows Ashtabua 38, deauga ~ hanonng ~
r0nge 2s and Trumbui sa 20 Be elected by he 'sveta
tovnships composing said counesesch township 70 DO
titled to delegate and the balance to be aPperoned se
cofdbr aid ratio ofepresontation among the townships
giving the largest fraction said ratio
Il recommsnded that the Union voters Of each township
convene AZ usra place Of holding elections on Saturday
evening August II, lsoe at O'Clock, and elect BY ballot
desEates 20 which the township may be entitled and
that the election be continued for one hour 70 give the
tors chance 10 cast their votes.
AH ~ II. B. WOODBURY., Committee for
sduif raf ABNER KELLOGG, Ashtabula Co.
ua ,s J. o. CoSvERsR, COMMITTEE for
A'Ni N. O. UASFIELD, }oeauga Co.
fJ9ge9 re srHus, lCommittee for
tear.o JM EDwAaDs SMahOnins Coz
yab tTs, RA. eniR1r,' a' POrtsaSe Co.
1gcf 1al NIB TAYLOR, Committee for
nv n. 1860. '''A'' " "'''' ''""
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1866-11-24

en- acajou ct Ell noyer noir. cons ,stsot
ment Ell bureaux, sofas, tablv., chaises hos A.
Its, pendnles, &c. Do'' oo
instruments arafoirv,. -.s
te d'antres articles don't rsnnmers,;on .r
Tongue 'o'ai' "op
c0nditioas'-Tou'ses les>proprie,es mob;;are,
comprenans les cbevaux, lesmulefs, les bates !
cornes: les eocho' ais, les menbfes de maison lss
ustehslies ae ',sine, les instruments aratores
HG' {, Payaotes Compliant le Jour de Ia vepte an
olilets dn lr'esor des Etats. .Unis. 49,
LES teft' 5 seront vendues a mn .rsa,t a,,,,
aeux et tr''ls ans de credit, compter dn ;our A.
Ia Vente, , paybes en- especes, ou leur saniysient
on onkra pn~ Is an Iresor des Etats Unis. Lee ac-
ean,;o dup,Sa's touralssant eurs obligations ayec
Sa solidalre Ia satisfaction de Ia veuyy ct
.es neritefs dudt EIiakim Littel, lesoueles nor.
elont M lhteret rasan de huit pour cent par an
d coInptef lie recheance de chaque terme ;nsau,a
l'ariat Placement. Une hypotheaue speciale sera
~. sur les terres, avec lie privilege rsserys
aa Eendeur, jusqu'au Placement final tant din nr;n.
e4pal que des intersts qui auront pu s'accroStre,
ct les acquereurs promettant ct s'oblipeapt de- ma
pas aliener on autrement disposer d'auoune ma
mere quelconque, les terres ainsi achetses nar
eux au prejudice de ladte hypothequs.
Les obligations seront faites payables rordse
de Dame Henrietta NJ Wackherhagen, Exscutr;.
ce Iestamentaire dudit defunt. a son domic;le
dams la Paroisse st. Landry
H. M. WACKHERHAGEN.
EzeeatTice Testamsgtssrc,
Opelousas 90 Octobre 1856
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4 UIPL-ANT,E17 I-f,SDEST LANDRT.
LIZA I IIZTTE7. ST. MARTIN
E,11 NO TETTES

E'CCVRlRAI Il Washington, Lne., lie
~ "a de ce mois, TN bureau dc Facteur
en- cotton ct de Marchand Commission
naile, dams lie but priucipalement d'ache-
ter aux habitants, leurs recoitcs OH du
moins unc partie de leurs rGcoltes, en-
lepr allouant le meme priS cue leur rap
porteralt leurs cOtons sur lc uar"Ae de La
Nouvelle- Orleans. J'aurai avec moi des
eclantilions de toutes les cIassifcations
du marche &c la Nouyelie- Orleans ainsi
qu'uhe balance appTouvee par ro!1icier
de lEtat nomme a Get eitiet. Je recevrai
trois tois par semaine des prix courants
ct des journaux. De cette maniere Pha-
bltant peut devenir son propre mar
chand, vend lc jour cue les prix Iui con-
vlennent, eFite des frais ct ne peut plus
Sc plaintlre d'etre tronlpe, nj sur le prix
nj sur lie poids de son coton, &C qui est
pour lui un point capital.
4 tous ceux qui croient quill est Ge
leur avantage de veudre leur cotton sur
le march6 dc Ia Nouyeiie Orleans, je ferai
une avance de &50a $40 par halle scion
la qualite du cotton, avec Ia condition ex-
presse cue ce coton me sera consign6.
\. DESMARE,
Agent.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1866-11-24

La PLUIE ETolLEs.-On salt one l'on nous
await promis une pluie etoies pour lie II, lie 13,
ou lie IA de ce mois. A ce sujet E.4beile de la
N'e-Oreans Iu ID dit:
"Ces asteroldes. n'ayant paru la mutt derniere.
que par detachements tres isoles, au grand re-
gret des habitants qui ont nutilement veiile pour
vor qne'q',e chose de mieux que des corps loin-
taIns pen unineuses le nlaire Monroe previent nos
llonnetes citadns que les cloches tinteront ct les
raq"ettes joueront aussiot que Ia pluie d'etoiies
annoncee vers ce temps par les astronomers. aura
commence eclirer latmosphere. Ains, les
cnfleux peuvent tranquiiIement Sc METRE gu lit
a eur henve habtne,e avec ia certitude que 81 la
chose pvedite Sc realise il Sc frra All dehors un tel
bruit de raquettes ct &c cloches. quis seront re-
velles Iong.tempS arsn; la fin du spectacle"
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VENTE PUBLIOUE,

Succession de teue Ellen r. IcClslland
I'm versu dun ordre de IEIon. la Cour
u du Huitiere District Judiciaire de
l'Etat de la Lonisiane, il sera vendu en-
vente pubt:q4. an plus ofrant ct dernier
eDcherisseur, sur phabitation ci.dessous de-
crite, par l'internediaire d un Encantcur
,:aDant con;!is>iouue, le
HER REDI, 26 Decembre proclaim,
1866; !e= Proprietes ci-apres desigpees, de-
p7u1a3t de la succession de ladite feu Dame
Er4a r. McC!eAapd, tpoase decadee de
Isaac Hayes, ssvoir:
UNE HABITATION,
situee sur lie Bayou Petite Prairie, dams la
Paroisse St Landry, mesurant $50 acres
(pius ou moins) de supericie, bornee au
Nord par Butler &Pickett, au Sud par Mime
Veuve Norton, a l'Est par l'habitation ap-
partenant dernierement la succession de
Joel Vannoy, ct l'Ouest par les terres du
Juge George r. King, ensemble avec les
batisses ct ame'iorations qul y sont sltuees
ct qni = appartlennent.
Enriroo Is tetes de betes cornes douces
Enyiron so tetes de cochons;
Environ so tetes de moutoos;
8 muiets de tire;
Cne charrette
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Bois de Charpente.
3 Novenbre 1866.

T E soussigne annonce au public ct 4
IL ses amis quill retabi son moulin a
scie sur lie Bayou Courtableau, pres du
du Port Barry, ct quill est auiourd hui
pret a rempir les devils de bois de char
pen.e qu'on voudra bien Iui confer.
Les capacities de sou moulin ct la ouan.
tite de troncs d'arbres don't Il peut disposer
immediatement, Iui permettront dc scier
le bois de quelgue dimensions que Pom les
demande. CHS. CLOSE
St. Landry, II Nov. 1865. 22-tf.