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FORT JACKSON.

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACK ET-TwICE A WEEK.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 A. NJ
EOR SOUTHWE8T PASS, FORTS JACK
son and St. Philip, Quarantine Station Point-a.1a,
Hache Jessuts Bend and all intermediate andings-The
new and splendid passenger steamer M Leo Bayh
master leaves above every TUESDAY for Forts Jack
and St. Philip every FRIDAY for Forts son and
St Philip and Southwest Pass, commencing on TUESDAY
October9. For freight passage apply on board
JOHN L. TT Gus. l2T Old Levee stree.
~ or FIKMIN MAKTlN, l45 Old Levee street.
VIRGINIUS o. DENTZEL. Advertsng AGENT.
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sTEAMBOATs.-.sTEAMBO
WATERING PLACES.

" <'- - Aa1HF'A~+N S''A~+N ~ - AANAS(SNSSs
SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLACEs-BAY ST LOUIS, PASS
w Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocean Springs
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
GamelIe.
GEORGE j. BLAEEsLEY, Master.
viii hereafter continue her trips as follows:
MONDAYS. .6,S O'Clock a X. POnchartran r. R. Train
y TUESDAYS. ..go'clock AN,
THURSDAYS, o'clockA,M. ..
SATURDAYS o'clockPN. -gsss
Returning, will leave on .l,-- aa. .a. ,...H
MONDAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
.e.= FRIDAY MORNING. ,t
If t SUNDAY EVENING. -l..-
On Monday mornings trip will so direct Biloxi
ing evening via all the Watering Places
The above trips and departures viii be regularly made
less prevented by bad weather or low water, .N
On SATURDAY positively freight will be received aitel
O'Clock =. n. train.
For further information apply to
COHEN NJ. soRIA. 10 oarOEdelet street.
MOBILE.
FOR MOBILE DIRECT.
MORGAN DAILY LINE u s. MAIL STEAMERS
| SUNDAYS ExCEPTED)
Leaves TUESDAY, Oct I'd, on the arrival of the P
| Poutehartratn Railroad Srsin
POE MOBILE DIREcr-rnE NEW lRos
low-pressure side,wheel steamer
Louise,
| JAS HOPKINS, Commander
viii leave above, carrying the U, s. Mails.
| For freight passage apply to l. C. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
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U. S. MAIL PACkET-rWlcE A WEEK.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, Mt 10 A. NJ
Returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY.
EOR FORT JACKSON ST PHILIP, PoTNTE
aa-Hache. and all way landings-The splendid passen
ger C0tile, lin place of Live oakD w s. Bassett
master, W. II. H. Brooks clerk will leave as above.
CEIL0S GWARTNEI. Is Front ttreet
VIRGINIUS O. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02

Dan setehell, the we'll known comedian, and
successor of Burton in the role Of Capt. Cuttle,'
ETC., is supposed to have been wrecked and lost
on voyage from San Francisco to Australia.
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GEO. D. HITE, II Tchonpitoulas So ct.
CELLOS II GWARTNEY, Is Front 81 rect.
VlRGtNIuS G., DBNTHF1L, Advertising Agent.

.VICKsBURG AND NATGHEz PACKET FASHION,
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s P. NJ
Port Hudson Baton Rouge Bayou Sara, Fort Adams, Nat
New Carthage and yicksburgThe magnificent passenger
steamer Fashion P D. Pratt MASTER, l. Shaw and f. L
k Ludwgsen clerks will leave above. For freight pas
sage apply on board. or to JAS BUTLER Co,
Is II Fulton and II and l9 New Leyee street,
CELLDS & 4WARTNEY, l3 Front street.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTHEL Advertising Agent
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REaUAARU .. S. MAIL PAoKEg--TMIoE 4 wEAe.

Leaves every SUNDAY, at A. NJ, and WEDNESDAY
st p L =,
NOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATOf
Rouge Paquemine Donaldsonve, and ali intermediate
andings.The passenger steamer Lnfourche, " &
Bariguca master, leaves as above.
Returning, leaves Bayou SarA every M0NDA YRnd THURS
DAY, coming down the Coast in daylight For freight pas
sage apply on board, or to
". NJ. SURLS, 20 Canal street or
GOMAUX & SMITH. 60 Canal street.
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Soutilerner,

p DICK MASON, 2tuster, STEVE HANCOCK Clerk;
Viii leave above rhe soatheraer will give through Bills
Of eans all handbags the White and Arnea ri7ets.
Particular attention paid to all wqg and plantation basi-
ness All Coast Landings made and rreshs taken
daced rates For freight passage npIly board,
C. q WAYNE. Agent, 80 Natejes street,
y. B.-Pesssugers ticketed through Louisville aa4 Gin
cinuati ls houss Crom Mempbs
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The Travelling Public are informed that the MORGAN
LINE of rstcas iron pressure wheel Steamships
having elegant accommodations, will hereafter
with the New Orleans opeousas and Great West
Railroad leaving Brashear every MONDAY WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY for Galveston and Indianoa every
SUNDAY for Sabine Pass the arrival of the o'clock pas
senger train from Algiers.
The railroad Ferry Boat leaves the foot Of St. Ann street,
opposite Jackson Square every morning at TX o'clock
Baggage checked through For passage apply office
of the New Orleans 0pelousas and Great Western Railroad
Company No 90 Canal street. the ticket office on the
ferry boat while crossing tile river
Freight for Sabine Pass received at the compRnys landing
at foot Of ST. Ann street. until O'Clock SATURDAY
ing.
E9New Orleans, Oct !, 1866
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-02

The President who preceded johnson, and
whose memory will 80 down to the latest gene
ration as one to be reYered. (ebeers9 that PFesi-
dent in all the four years of war and of thenatfons
trial had the firm, unwayering support of the
Congress.-L Ben. Wade q speech.
Wonder if the old reprobate has forgotten the
Wade and Winter Davis manifesto, in which Mr..
Lincoln was denounced as an inbecile?
Fundamentals Tere1d
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DRY GOODS.

CE G. w o O d,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
HAVE JUST OPENED. *
5000 yards American Prnt, fast colOrs, 10 d
182 cents yard.
case fine qualtY French Derinos 1926 yard.
Fine quality Black Alpacas, 80, &c, 90, 70, 80, 90
cents, 81, 81 12i, and 81 rs yard.
FLANNELSl FLANNELS!
Atwood flames, 95, S7B, 40, As, so cents up to
S1'25 yard.
Domet Flannels 81 up to 80 cents. r..
All-wool Shaker Fannels, so cents up to 81 a yard.
Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels, cheap,
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins at
the very lowest marx ct prices
Yafd.wide Beached Mushns, 25, 2S 81, 33, 35,
37B cents.
Yard-wide Unbleached Muslins, 90 23 25 cents.
Pillow Case and SheetIng Mushns, etc.
JUST OPENED:
One case Bridal Quilts, very cheap.
Table Linens Napkins, and 1owels.
White Goods, very cheap.
A large assortment OF Hosiery.
Ladies' and Gents Merno Vests, very cheap.
A large assortment of Edgings Flouncings, and
Insertlngs Ladies' and Gents Linen Handkerchies.
just opened, from auction, cheap lot of Porte
monnaies, Tooth and Hair Bruahes
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August.
Monday, 2O.-Annual Parade of the Caledoniau
Club IN Costu ne. A beautiful display OF
Scotch legs, and the weather being cold the
Clue all got "blue" on the occasion, including
the legs.
Tuesday, 21.-Delegation of Missouri Indians
wait on President johnson. 1t is supposed
that these savages, having heard of tine john
son Wlgwam, have come on to see the display
of Radical Scaps.
wednesday, 22.-A professional thief gives a
Philadelphia lawyer S25 to defend two un'
known burglars for the honor of the "froIes-
sOn." On hearing that they only robbed
Dairy he told the lawyer to let them alone,
they were not the cream OF the profession
Thursday, 23.-A Convention of SpiritualIsts at
Providence. Communication in the shape OF
piece of Poetry was received from AndreW
Jackson, eX-President OF the Unued States,
and from another party tue plan tor patent
Window Fastener. Bothlproductons were very
weak.
Friday, 24.-A white crow makes its appearance
al Manayunk. On account OF its beautiful white
ness the sportsmen are trying to spot 1t.
Saturday. 25.-Seres Column Day. The Editor
hears much Of the "Close'of the Season" but,
in view OF the appearance of himself and
Others, thinks things look like the old Clothes
OF the Season.
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THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER IL

100000 Tickets 1oiU be sold at 81 each
$4,000 Presents Aaoarded, calued al S25O,OOOl
$4,000 ofthe Profits to be giUen to the Sol
dters' and sailors National Orphans Home
Fund, S25O0 to the Washington Male and
Female Orphan Asylum. The balance, after
deducting expenses, to be paid to the TreG-
Surer Of the Soldiers and SGilorS Union,
WdSh;ngtOn, d. C.
One Present to Every Four Tickets.
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lOldi. SOU UUU
.Ihe awards will be made after the Concert on the
stage OF the theatre where three thousand persons
witness 1t. committee will be appointed the audi
ence to.supernt end the same.
Printed lists Of awards will be published aud supplied
10 Agents and 1lckeI-hoders. Paries having tickets
VIII retain them until after the awards made, and IL
their numbers appear in the list thew will forward
nGkets INN edi1tel with ul directions the ship
OF GOOuS OF ueeus IeIs
sale at all the principal Hotels Book and Music Stores
in the city and at the Headquarters, in the Mammoth
Far Hiding Tor the benefit OF the soldiers Sailors
National Orphans Home Fund OF seventh street
and pennsylvania avenue, W Washington, d c.
The Directors appeal to the iberaity of the people
give this enterprise their knd support and thereby
assist in relieving the wants of the orphans
comrades.
CARD.-A large number of tickets remaining unsold,
it Twill be necessary to postpone the drawing until
THURSDAY the llth of October 1866 at which time it
viii positively occur
The many swindng schemes that have been pre-
sented to the public during the past few months some
what delayed sales, until were able to satisfy
the peOpe throughout the country this enterprise
was genuine, and solely or charitable purposes. The
Directors are confident of the sale of every ticket and
have allotted sufficient time TO guarantee the sales
without any further postponement
Maj H. A. HALL, Pres. Soldiers and Sailors Union.
Mai NJ. ALBURGER Managing Directors
WILLIAM $. MORSE,
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ADVERTISEMENT I

rTo@h ON ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT
uEEs5sSslss interest manifested IN PRESIDENT ohm
sVn's TIp Chicago and the desire OF many parties
to keep on his trall, the steamer Tom Smith will
make an excursion in the wake of the State Rights,
from Walnut Street wharf TO Camden when she car
res the distinguished traveller across the river thus
giving the eXcurslonists view of the President
ana his Cabinet and perhaps OF General tIrant.
Tickets may be had of Mr. Lakemyer. at Hotel
de Smith, or OF the aptain on board the Boat
Fare, 10 cents Lager Extra.
As many FenIans have expressed n desire to attend
the Wake of the President this opportunity is offered
to follow the wake of the Boat carrying him.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

-. WASHINGTON, June 26 1855. y
Whereas H. A. Hall and others, "Managing Dlrec-
tors" OF the Grand National Concert" to be held IN
Washington. D. Co. on the I'd of AUGUST next have mace
due application to l. Clephan Collector of Internal
Revenue Tor the Cole ecton District of District OF
Columbia, ior permission to hold lottery, rattle, or
dence that the proceeds of said lottery rattle or gift
enterprise will be devoted TO charitable uses permission
is hereby granted to such Managng Drectors' 10 mold
such lottery rattle or gift enterprise tree from al charge
whether from tax or cense in respect to such lottery
rattle or gift enterprise. 10, A. ROLLINS.
Commissioner.
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sHoRT METRE-ILLoe1oAB OBSERVATIONS FOR THE
WEAK.
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sCoMFoRT FOR SMALL s."-Having to
pay no Income Tax.
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GARDEN OF EDEN HOTEL, N. j., 1
August %, 1866.
Received payment,

This, Mr.. Editor, if nothing else, will make
man appreciate his home, and in thankfulness
hunted over all of the Prayer Books to find
some suitable expression in words for my feel
ings, and the "Dehverance from Pestilence"
was the only one that met our case, which 1
read the first thing after The TELEGRAPH to my
stricken and afflicted and almost penniless
family. Yours, at all seasons,
JoSUAu WE ATurpTrp
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IooRpEspoNpENoB.l


AT HOME, August "a.
Mr.. Series kdisor!-pm home; 80 1s my wlie
(she often wished was when the was at the
watering place.; SO is my children; and tne'
first thing did after having clean sheets put on
the beds. was TO have the afternoon sheets (of
course mean THE EVENING TELEGRAPH) put in
the box door and now as sip my tea with no
brass bands blowing and pounding in my ears,
no brass walterj also "bIowing" in my ears as to
how much trouble he had to secure the Little
niece of chop, which / paid ninety dollars
weelr for myselc and little family to look at; no
ono to snatch the choice dishes off the table,
inst as YOU are making up your mind TO eat; no
ronort passed around that Mr.. De Jones, newly
arrived guest, is down with the Cholera;
nothing, in fact to cause depression of the
bcalthful spirits or a malformation Of the purse;
Int in my own hired house, the landlord OF
which says he will not raise the rent, sit down
70 take the first comfortable meal, the first COM
Portable read, the first comfortable digestion of
material and mental food that | have had for
six weeks. have been for the space of time
alluded TO what the Rev. Mr.. Wilets calls 80
Mental Dyspeptic." read and knew nothing;
looked and saw nothing; / listened and
heard nothing oil a definite character; have
had one continuous Nightmare; and the only
real and substantial thing that reminds me of
the Season" is this little memorandum which
the dear landlord of our Hotel gave me at
parting:-
.n.-H't. GARDEN OF EDEN HOTEL, N. J.,
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THE END OF THE SEASON"

!.
The Summer Seasons over;
No more haunt the Springs or Shores,
No more lie beneath the Trees,
And suffer fear ofrural Bears.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW CItESNUT STREET THEATRE
IN CHRsNUT street above Twelfth.
Doors open at rpS Gart91 Ss tvf Tiies NfS ats.
THIRD PERFORMASCE OF
''n'HRR gISHgRi SiSgRtS las Acts
LAST AND MOST PoWEREUL NOVEL,
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND,
MOST POWERFUL CAST,
selected from the Companle OF the different city Thea
Waiter Lcpnox, MIR +. + MacSay, Miss g, Jefferson
Ta,iOf Little Katie Baker, " MIS- E T. F. kcSch and
Of s % &c &C. Fa%T ss @ Sa
No extra charge for reserved seats.
NTALNUT STREET THEATRE
by eG{RfF 2ES FTH RG2 EhSVE Streets
SIXTH NIGHT
Oftte "Oru'renoBTTIiP BBTisIAY FAMILY.
who will appear this evening in their wonderful per
SPIRAL MOUNTAIN,
and the marvellOusS 1AeARA LEAp.
In consequence OF the limited number Of nights that
W TWu MAfINEss. OR DAY PERFoRMANCEs,
tho residing distance from the cly, opportunity
of witnessing their daring performances.
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE - WALNUT
H A, EHENsH soe = Z Lessee and Manager
BRILLIAN Z, DFIIGH ED AU0IENCEsi
COMPLETE SUCCESS OF, THE NEw COM
Complete success Of the New Companyi
Every Member received with Marked Favor and
Applausel
THIS EVENING
THIS EVENING
the performance win commence wi h the Drama en-
titled
MICHAEL EARL.
Michael Earl. Claude Hamilton
Philip. A Anderson
An 4. Locke
..niss OaheI oh
ROBERT MACAIRE,
in which the entire Company appear
In rehearsal. the Drama OF the
STREETS OF NEW YORK.
GRAND MATINEE, ON SATURDAY AFTER
NOON.
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Sss>.zp
"O"V SUpYEN ss[SA''
NUMBER LXXXII.
NUMBER LXXXII.

DIET FOR MENTAL DYsPEPTICs, AND CURE
FOR HY-PoCHoNDR1A, HYPOCRISY, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF A ny ORDER.
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ALMANAC AND DIARY.

BY OUR SERIES EDITOR.
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NY-TAN QUICKLY AND EFFECTUALLY
removed in two days by l. Email de Paris. 10 be
had everywhere.
If Email is out of job we would recommend
him to try his hand on the pile of Ashes in Dock
street. as that is a greater nuisance than Tan to
any neighborhood, and we will allow the dis.
tinguished foreigner a week to complete the
job, although he says that he "can remove Tan
In two days." Now is chance for a frst-class
certificate as beautifer!
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PERSONAL.

NEW BOUNTY BILL ALL SOLDIERS
~ who enlis ted tor three years since April 49, 1861
and served their full term OF service discharged
before said term service account of wounds and
received hundred dollars bounty and more are
entitled receive additional hundred dollars
Widows minor children parents of dece ased soldiers
who enlisted for three years and died the service
diseases wounds contracted in the service and
line of duty, entitled to receive additional
hundred dollars. Call address
GEORGE W. FORD,
No. 24l DOCK Street.
Tlml One door below Third,
who has all the necessary to collect these claims
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Organizing.

In the National Labor Convention at Wash
ington, the report of the Committee on Ma
tional Organ was under consideration when
last heard from. This seems to be direct
thrust at Beecher's church organ, which is
reckoned the Organ of Taste among musicians,
and we hope that this sectional spirit, which
shows such want Of Harmony between the
two sections, if not in the instruments may not
be played upon in that Key any longer, but will
find permanent Stop in the doings of the Con-
yention.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
cour du quatzisme district judicial,
PAROlssE sT-yEAN-BAPTlsTl
JOSEPH MAITREME
oxER DRY


En- vertu dun ordre de .feri fse;Ss.
portant 10 date du Is JUN 1866 It ! moi
sdressS par Honorable C0ur du Qua.
trieme District Judiciaire do rEtat do IL
Louisiana dams ct pour ID paroisse StJean.
Baptiste, dams l'ahaire ci.dessus intitulee,
J's1rirai en- veute publique l'encan, !
10 Mais0n de COur de- cette paroisse, .s.
r... LIE SAMEDI 4 AOUT 1866 .,..
..-aa onze heures du natin, ..- -...
l. Une portion de- terre situee daus Ia
paroisse St-Jean Bsbtiste sur ID rive gau.
che du Aeuse Mississippi, mesurant ua ar
pent plus GU moins de face audit Heuve sur
quarante arpents de profondsur, avec une
double concession, bOrp&e / Ia Unite su-
p6rieure par Ia propriete d'Eugene Chenet
ct l ID llnite inferieure par ID proprietS ci.
apres decrite, ensemble tOutes les batisses
ct ameliorations qui ~ trouvent ct en- de-
pendent. f's 10 IwETz.
9. Une portion de terre situse dams ID pa
rOisse St-Jean- Bspt tiste sur Ia rive gauchc
du 6euve Mississippi, mesarant IN demi.
arpent de face audit fleuve sur quarante ar
ssat' D. g.Co"Sssyy pRs AaHele p;s
priet6 ci-dessus decrite ct du c6t6 den bas
par celle de james w. Goodbery, en-.
Dembls toutes lee batisses ct amSliOra-
tions qui s'y trouvent ct en- dependent.
fms aE a CONDITIONS: t.E9 ss.
aa. .f hsa sEf COMPLIANT. -..
q Paroisse S-Uean- Baptiste 30 jvin 1856.
.n rta tEs 7 .ana u. JACOB. da
rig l15F ..B amt sheriff
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fourth Judicial District Court
PARISH OF sT-JoHN THE BAPTIST
E1H#f ~ E r#
7s JOSEPH MAITREME
IA OMER DRY
No 1N


BY virtue Of writ Of feri iacias bearing
date june 18th 1866 and 70 me directed By
the Honorable 4th Judicial District Coat
OF the State Of Louisiana, in and for TIE
Parish Of EtJohn the Baptist 10 tho above
entitled suit:
I will proceed to cell. ct public auctiea
at the Court House Of this parish
ON SATURDAY THE 4th DAY OF
AUGUST 1856
At II O'CLOCK A. ~.
Let. A traet Of land situated 10 the parish
of St-John the Bsptist, ON the leit bSsk Of
the Mississippi liver, measuring ono arpeat
more or less front on said nver, BY
forty arpens in depth, with double con-
cession, bounded on the upper liue BY the
property Of Eugene Chenet, and on the
lower line y the property hereinafter des.
cribed, tcgether with oil the buildings and
thereon, and thereto apper-
taining. fEiYa gs4r 4c4 y
2nd. A tr,ct Of land situated in the par
ish Of StJoha the Baptist, On the lett bank
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prodiaes d valeur ct sexpoa q bsn. quun boulet
gais u siporta bras gauche En- pasns pras d ZEN
brasure dams aquels on await depot h pssvrs sosss
le general remarqua noavslle recrus. aa
ls" Comment = VOLTA dlji hors Dc combat! ei
Pas encore, mon general tart qus j posrzai tsair
une arme, je ssrvirai mon pays 50 isga isuraat u
-Quel Ags astu? NJ. Ha.ill gsa.la. iaFs g5sl
os-Vipgt-trois ans. gEsIl a...gagcs. W. -
-Je te plains de tout mon ccur detre aipsi mutilA.
-Cest biens de h bont6 Dc yotrs part mon general
mails naves pas beson de me pandrs tans qss ess
pa.cc qus voyesvous avais IN diabls d rhunatisme
dams le bras gsschs, ct dn coup h voili guer-
-Capiaine dit Bonaparte = rstournant vsrs 10 Dc
ses aides Dc camp vous rss attsehsr gallon do ssot
sss u passhs 4 q brave gareoo = lsi vasdn seux
qu'un smpAtrs." bass
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sur yquarante arpents plus ou rnoins dc pro
fondeur, entire lignes cOnvergentes, horne,
Ia ligne lsuperieure par une terre appar
tcHans ! 10 succcrsiOH de- Gu Il. DaUnO,
ct 10 ligne infereure par Ia propriste di
veuve Jeau Vicknair, ensemble Ia double
concession mesurant environ cent quatre
vingt. six acres ct dix centiemes de super.
fcie; ct aussi les lots dc terre situ6s en-
arriere ct dams le voisinage dc ladite double
concession, 4 rOuest de Ia Section No. 4 et
de Ia Section fractionnelle No. Q. dams 10
Township No. II, Range Z Est, contenant
trois cent quarantc cnq acres ct 32 Gentle
mes plus ou moins de superfcie. ...
Ensemble unc vieille sucrerie, machine
1 vapeur, moulin i cannes, ..
4 mulets, .r..
ljumcnt creole, ....arE
] charrette, ....... -.a.-a..
charrue, a..... ....
ct un lot de yieilles
CONDITIONS :.,s..
COMPLIANT. =
st-Jcnn. .Baptistc, 30 juin 1866. ....f
". U. JACOB,
.5 .'I Sheriff.
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Of the Aississippi river. measuring Que half
ofan arpent front on said Sixer by farty ar
Pents 10 detph, with do0Sic lsion,
bounded On the upper line by t1ss I'VE
described property, and on the Lowell Sl1e
BY that ofJames w. Godbe.y, with oil the
buildings and Improvements thereon and
thereto appertainiDg.
TERMS:
CASH.
Parish Of Saint John the Baptist june
Goth 1856.
june 30
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I77e-I7ss

Castagnette Paul. l.Mahurin) naquit Paris. le Is
soat 17O use m apres eslui qu fat plus tard lem
persur Napoleon savis Dc pres toues les scenes
await aut W sourir quill await fn par saccomuoder de
tout Ce n'ea pes que le sort le vorsAt au moins;
quinse ans etat tombe trois fois par fenetre deux
6s dams IN puts ct quatre os dams 10 ryere I'm de
- eanandss lui oil dun coup do poing parce
quill navat pas voulu eter de pees Marie Anioinettc
Que ron conduinit ltehafud (l6 octobrs 1881
Bah ditil on rsntrant bogne chez e louchas quand
jais dssx ysux suis bien certain naintenant a. ne
plus loaeher.' - ,basirs GspI
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-06-30

est ech! Heureux l'homme qui
laisse d.rriere lui, dams les ruines
du Monde, uue semeuce qui %
change en- vertu, une vertu qui Sc
change en- immortalite! II Wit dams
les ames gull sauvtes, il ressus.
cite dams les generations quill .
institutes, ct des larmes de ten.
dresse, pures CONNIE 81 memoire,
mor.ent vers lui jusqu'au ciel pour
lui reudre graces ct lui dire qu'on
l'aime ct q1'on 10 benit encore"