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. THE ABERDEEN EXAMINER ;

rs THE ONLY DAILY PAPER BETWEEN
Columbus, Miss. and Memphis, and affords
through its advertising columns unsurpassed
facilities for communication between the mer-
chants of tho Bluff City and the merchants
and planters of the interior.
Its propriotors having bought out the
SUNNY SOUTH OFFICE.
and merged the material and subscription lists
of the two papers into one, feel no hesitancy in
claiming that no journal in Mississippi is Bet
ter calculated to win trade for IT'S advertising
patrons than the EXAMINER.
S. A. JONAS & CO,
72-eod Publishers and Proprietors.
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The United States of the North
and their eleven conquered provinces
under military despotism put over
them for asserting the Godgiven and
world-acknowledged right of revolution,
offer fine field, observes the Evansville
lind Sentinel, for the oppressed of all
nations seeking asylum "a lunatic
asylum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-23

THE President is about to be taken to
task for his late alleged conversation
with Gen. Halpine, in which he limited
at reputation. Congress will have a
bigger job on its hands than it has any
idea of if it attempts to stop the mouths
of those who will be in favor of repudia-
tion-unless things change very much.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-23
'HG RALEIGH PRoeREss
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

J. julius Guthrie, Jr., Editor and Prop'r.
VyHE OLDEST DAILY. IN RALEIGH,
l and the cheapest and best paper in the
State. That it is a Journal the people of
North Carolina most desire and appreciate, is
fully evinced by its rapidly increasing circula-
lation. II contains all matters of importance,
News and Miscellany; is Independent in its
politics bold and fearless in its expression Of
views on State and National Diplomacy; swayed
by no party or popular prejudice has somc-
thing every day interesting to all classes Of tho
community. and that will make it an acceptable
and agreeable visitor in the Family Circle, the
Private Boudoir, the Counting Room.the Store,
the Workshop and the Sanetum OF the Student.
culture and Mechanics, as well as to Science
and Light Literature. II is classic in its style
and religiously moral in its tone. In fact il is
a newspaper that should be read by every one.
Daily, per annum, 81; Weekly. per annum,
e3. Advertisements inserted on reasonable
tnrnns. eod-6Q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
SNNIEsTCpNEes.

TIE symptoms of Caurii are At first very slight.
feuous iud they have a cold, that they have lre-
gueut attncks nna are more sensitive to The changes
o. temperature. Ii this condition the nose may be
dry or a slight discharge thin and acrid afterwards
thick and adhesive may cnsue.
As The disease becomes chr9gic the discharges
are Increased DO quantity and changed in qnaliiy
thew ate uoW thick ana heavy. and arc haWkel Of
clHghej o6. The sccratious are offensive, causing
p ba4 bie8ta the voice thick aud nasal; the eyes
ave Heak ibe euse If smell is essened III destroy
cii deafness frequently taxes place.
Aseiber common and important symptom Of Ca
arFh Is illat Tie pcrsoa 5 obliged % clear BIS
thrGai h tie morning uf 4 Slick Of shiny mucous,
Which has fallen from the heap during the night
Nhen this takes place, tie person may be sure that
DIS dsease &c on Is way 70 the unss, and Should
loosc 20 tiue ip aues.ng i.
Tie above are bgt cw ~ the msay Catarrhal
sYmpiorts Nr.te 70 our Labowtsy Tor cur pamph
e, descgihsa1 lallY an symptoms; Il viii be cent
FREE % ANY addEcss. Also directions where %
procure Tho medicine
SIS are reee,vug letters from sll PARTS Of tie Uu-
on, Hua alao uuSnetgut testimonials rDm those u.s.
ire q beasng Tie evidence q Is iufaliible merits.
- DE remeev coutains Nc MINERAL Of pol
SONONS INGREDIENTS. baf Il pfersrea from
PEAttCILY HARMLESS. even 70 the most ten.
aer ane Ae'eate cffld.<1
CIVIL FoB sEEDYEs CArARRH REMEDY.
aul take ho oihcr. fff5t soid bv drargs ts 81 v0ur
sieIaas. iiiey VIA order lorgoa Price 81 70 per
b1tae
by-All persons suffering with any affection or
the lIsa4 Tafoa. D Iuaa. should vf,e d once
lr Ger parnpb'et ia.iy describing al symptoms per.
aia.ogto he sotg assase
Itw4l Re sem fses; to shy adde's
ANaEEas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

TgI Qc rnir A British pcH
when dining with the queen. was clira
'engcd by royal auclie in tase wut
with her His lardship politely th4A.
led Nc ~raee. leeihel iiooamrianut
stating that BE- uospg took wine Th
duchess Immediately tnrnad q tbt
queen, and iacuhFis ssid Please Won
majesty. here Is Lord pho declines
u drink wine y3ur maie 's fable
EGcry eya va Turned e. theaHen, aud
noa hfglo cariosJy ag fglnrcl q "a
the Ineuneg % ulaen ihd to'sl u lauel
would Ii dca,t ftb by royalty Wiih 4
smiling nud gia Gil expression hel
maje Il replied There is Eo e8me4.
Sos n my table
priy good iar 4 qaeen Ee had
she expelled wine from her table alt9.
gellcT.~-S IS i8nM
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temperance Column,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

Magiane "a iAe l hud 81 far. c.
aAaaa s life up
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

charge size very mudea'o. Communications Sal
arediy confidential md oi maF re.y oH lj@ Nit
the .get sgryfE autcepajrHer, H'Hl ever
5t the disease, .oHHtion .'auHga q Hy oGs
NeJiaua utly 3i4loi EzFra 70 an gats
tla United fatts.
Ep-taH.J Hf. ihaa. lY8G
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DIR. sEELYES
LIQUID CLTlRRH REEEDI

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d fe4 eheet
t8 Wypr GO luia gr
f..G ool whore i9u1i niii.
a oar y8ai,a sl qtt. them tha
bottle ui Euuahal. fal h-
m tt ha hel aa
HeR sH4 spulu 14 no
ana atE8ti .hsa8R
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iuFgyss nYs 4e 2
~ sl.e / I'D 8 ia aLAaa S. p

taa aeQa ,siNse pNahsAR9l l4#a l8t
Is au1 e0osfiintioaul, iiy declaring
,aa W. Unl / ata hcer Whnhal
liQao iaaloss are obliged iopr9~tLa
aH aad t98 I'd aN those tintes which
las prohiDlterg Lars h th.a toe.
Ugtbmgg
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pliers If they sro N sympathy WITH
or cause nj al, tAey art destitute al.ko
nfiath in tiatli sal y God Aud s9t
'ha reason they nfo net only iofceIt
IA temperance action, but absolutely
dead weights and hiudeana g ON
cnnen
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1867-05-11

que la colere du ciel impose tant de Gala
mites ct exlge tant de preuyes avant de
s'assouvir?
Les habltants de la Paroisse qui sont
epargnes jus9u'a ce jour, ne peuvent rien,
ou presque rlen, pour ces infortuues. C'est
peIne s'lls ont quelque chose au.dela du
plus strict necessare, en- fait de provisions
Tout ce que quelques uns ont encore, ct
quils offriront de grand ceur, ce sont ouel.
ques acres de terre quils donneront en- cul-
ture ceux qui voudront sly refugier.
Courier du Ieche (St Martinvile),
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Aux PLANTEl

lie serai Washington SOUS peu Ge .iou y III
81 fait ayec Id maison Z. Maspero 81 Co&Ne Ia
Nouvelle- Orleans, les arrangements necg aires
pour &tre a meme de vous offrir les artNes ct
provisions intlispensables d Texpl0itation de vo-
tire recolte; c'est-aSire que j'ofre de Eous avsn-
Ger ce qui vOus seTS n6cessaire pour faire yofSe
recolte; ct lorsque cette r6colte sera faite, ca
nee ct emballGe, vous aurez 10 choix de me Ia II i
Masp6ro & Co ou lie me La vendre Washing
ce qui sera laisse enforcement !; vous.
Mes bureaux seront a Washington, aux MAJ
sins de Messrs. Pitrc & Carriere, ct a la Nouva
Orleans. au No 35, rue Henviilc, chez Mess
2. Maspero & Co.
Dapres ee que je vous offre, vous comprendrs
facilemcnt que de cette maniGre yOus devenez
votre propre courtier ct faites afiitircs vous
mtmes. Lorsque vous alrez besoin de qu@i que
ce soft. vous naurez qua yenir Washington me
lie demander, ct naurez ainsi hi lettres a
ecrire, nj incertitude, nj delai dams desirs.-
Une fois la recolte fate ct transport6e Wash
ington, vous dfcidez Ia 81 me la vendez on 81
vOus me Fcxp6diez a la Nile Orleans, chez MN
z. MaspGro & Co., OH vous serez servi CONNIE par
mo-lneme.
II est bien entendu que i'achete ct que j'ache-
terai toujours les cotons a Washington aux Ge-
mes conditions que la saison derniere. Cest a
dire que je vous donnerai les memes prlx que
ceux du marche de la le.-Orlcans, deduction
fate de tous les frais qui existent tout cotton
expedite de Washington la NouVelle-Orleans.
LIE cotton achete par moi, Washington. sera
pese la, sous vos yeux, ct paye ausslt6t pese
A. DESMARE.
II mai 1857 49tf
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reserver sa liberte d'action lsfsqu'il agira
de voter. Mais ceux qui negIigqSaient de
Sc talre lnscrire dams lie delai 1e gal, lie
pourralent plus revenir sur leur decision,
81, au moment de lelection, lis croyaent
u''le de donner l'appoint de Ieur vote pour
as>urer la preponderance da parti qui
aurait leur preference. Cette se,Le colsi-
oeratioh d"it falre cesser toutcse eies hesita-
t1OuS -Ahp1lye
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AVIS All PUBLIC.

3A 1ANT amarre lie Steamer VICTORY,
.1A- pour de grandes reparations, les
s"4ssig gnes Sc sont assure, pour la naviga-
ton d'Gt6. dun bateau il vapeur sir ct
convenabIe.
Les de Juin, ce bateau quittera la Nile
Orleans de maniere i partir de Washing
ton lie Dimanche 9iuin ettous les Diman-
ches suiyants, a 10 heures du matin, fai-
sant ainsi des voyages reguliers.
o. HINCkLEY.
NJ. KENISON.
II Mai 1867. 45-5t.
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ART. 5. Ladite Corporation aura le
droit de demalIder ct collector de chaque
personne qlH passera sur ces points, lc ta-
ri de peage tiXc par lie Jury Ge Police de
st. Landry, le 25 Avril 1867
aifsl Qn'il est pourvu dams racte No l25
de fAssenbiGc GGntrale dc l'Etat de la
Louisiane, approuvG le u Mars 1867, ct
uI1 r
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Les Inondes.

Toute cette partie de Ia PRoisse situee
sur le cote oriental du BayoSATeche, ex
eepte un mnea gordon qui lopge lsdu
Bayou, est a, gd,hpi detruite pa} - on-
dation, ct le ia lement s'avance tou-
lours Des centaides de families ont aban-
donne leurs den,eures ct sont la recherche
dun asile, chez ceux de nos habitants que
a'inondaticn ma pas encore atteint. Sans
pain, sans ma1s, sans viande, sans aucune
nourriture, la plus affreuse famine est le
sort reserve q Ia plus grande nartle Gle ces
malheureux, 81 Fen ne ieur Went prompte-
nent en- aide. Leurs propriet.ss sont en-
grande partie detruites, leur betell noye
GU menaeant de perir faute de nourriture,
toutes les dpssources leur manquent ca
meme tags; il ne reste meme plus fes-
poir, qui semble aussi s'etre envole de eette
nouvelle boite de Pandore d OH s'achappent
tant de maux. Els sont reduiss aimplorer
Ia charlie d'autrui pour Sc procnrer les be-
SONS de la vie, ct 81 Ton tarde leur porter
secours. la plus horrible misere est le sort
qui les attend. Toute perspective de re-
cuelllr les fruits des reooltes qu'ils avaient
Fences avec tant de frais ct de pe;ne. dis
f1 ieurs travaux commences ont dd esre
Uvoandonnes, ct leurs champs livres sans de-
license q la plus complete devastation. Com
.snent repareront- lis tous ces desastres For.
lees De TRAVELLER pour autrai, lis gagneront
20 peine de quoi viEre. car il senble que
yout o'obstine reagireontre eux !; le cotton,
&c principal psoduit agiicul,urier du petit
plaath, Sc veud a 81 vii prix que c'est d
y'eine 81 l'argeut qn'on en obtient sufit a
rayer les f:ais d. 50 production, Fast-il
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Point de bien-e reel pour
rants; car il leur manque toujours'
factions deIicatss de I'espFit.
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Etat de la Louisiana,
PAHnISSE ST. IANDRY

ARO!SSE . L. LANDRY
a U'IL SOFT CONNU, que ce jour
VOa dhui, pardevant moi Yves D'Avy,
Recorder ct ex-otlicio N"taire Public du-
ment commissioner etassemente pour la
Paroisse st. Landry, Etat de la Louisia-
ne, ont personnellemont comparu: Thos.
C. Anderson, Ebert CAN'T, John c. Bar
ry, Lewis d. Prescott, George W. Huds-
peth, Jonathan L. Morris, lei repr6sente
par George W. Hutlspeth. ct NJ. D. Kava-
nagh, lei repr6sent6 par Elb. CAN'T, cha
Gun desguels declare, que Sc pr6valant
de la loi generate de la Legislature de Get
&RAt autorisant porganisation de corpora
rs pour des travaux diameliorations ct
Tntilit6 publiques, ct plus particuliere-
ment de racte de la Legislature de la
Louisiana intitule ''Acte relatif aux or
ganisations de Compagnies de points Il pc
age dams laparoisse st. Landry" approu-
We lie 81 Mars 1867, lis Sc Torment par les
presentes, eux ct telles autres personnes
qui pourront par Ii suite deyenir leurs
associes, soft par subscription, achat, do
nation on succession, en- une corporation
sous lie nom ct titre de CompGgaie de pont
q peage de St. Landry.
ART. 2. LIE dolnicile de ladite Corpora
ton sera a Washington, dams la Paroisse
st. Landry, Etat susdit.
/ ART. 3. L'objet ct lie but de ladite cor
poration est de eonstruire, maintenir ct
entretenir lie pontjet6 sur le Bayou Cour-
tableau, sur le chenin public qui conduit
1 de Washington Paroisse st. Landry, a
Holmesville Paroissc DIES Avoyelles), ct
Die pont jet6 sur ie Bayou Caron OIL Grand
Louis, ssur le chemin public qui conduit
de Wa a&lington a Opelousas, (St.Landry)
ARTW 4. Que tolte citation on autre
proc6dye legale sera servie sur le Presi-
dent, le Secretaire on lc Tresorier de la
Corporation.
/ ART. 5. Que lie fonds-capital de ladite
Corporation sera de VINGT- -CINo MILE
P1AsTREs, divis6 en- deux cent cinquante
actions de cent piastres chacune, d9s-
quelles vingt-cinq 4 ur cent 81 Rnt payes
en- souscrivant, d Thomas C. lerson ct
Lewis D. Prescott, eommissa Is par les
presentes choisis retfet de Hcevoir les
subscriptions ct den verser lie montant
entire les mains d'officiers de IN compa-
gnie plus loin d6signes, apres soAorgani-
sation, ct les sOixante-quinze pour cent
qui resteront dis seront payes par por-
tions de vingt-cinq pour cent du fonds-
capital, a la demande du Bureau des Di-
recteurs, apreS trente jours davis dams
I'm journal public dams la Paroisse St
Landry.
ART. 6. Cette societ6 he sera pas con-
sideree etablie en- Corporation avant que
Ia moitie du fonds-capital matt etc sous
ART. Z. Laditc Corporation posseders
jouira de tous les droits, pouvoirs et
pAvileges appartenant ct inherents aua
saxporations ct necessaires ct convey
but de sa formation, ct
droits ct privileges sel
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EYA une assemblee des citoyens de la Pa
roisse St Landry, sans distinction de race ct de
eonl-ur, tenue a la Maison de Cour L. Mai 1867,
1. Edmund II. Martin etc appele au fauteuil,
Al. Onezime Tate agissant CONNIE Secret
LIE Resident ayant, dams quelques remarques
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E Celui qui salt lire ~4ni
nj he developpe ce quill salt, est
enyers la providence.
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BUREAU DU GREFFIER,
Orelousas 8 Mai 1867.
|. NE session spGciale de la Cour de Dis
- triet dams ct pour la Paroisse Saint
Landry sera tenue en- la Vile d'Opelou-
sas lc trolieme Lundi de JUN proclaim,
etant lie II du meme mois.
Par ordre de l'Hon. A. BAILEY.
A. GARRIGUES,
Grehcr de ludite COur.
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No. 49,.
Vente PubliGue.
SucceSsiOu de William C0l[iolu.


Succession de William COlIigau.
I'm yertu dun ordre de Honorable la
IL Cour du Huitiemc District Judi
claire dc rEtat de Ia Louisiana, siegeant
dams ct pour Ia paroisSc st. Landry, lie
public est par le present averti quill sera
"tlrrt cn vente publi1uc, au plus offrant
Ct dcInits enchGrisseur, par lc soussignG
Administrator, on par rintermediaire
dun EncAiiteIr ,uemcnt commissioner,
Ia dcrnlere residence du dcrunt, i la
Coulce Croche, eE,cettc paroisse,
lie Mardi, 90 Mai 1867,
les proprietGs ci-apres mentionnees. de-
pendant de la succession du suseiit feu
William Colligan, DECIDE, reinforcement
de la Paroisse st. Landry @4ezgllll asuz
MORCEAU DE TERRE,
situG a Ia CoulGe Crochc dams cette par
0lSse, mesurant cent soixante-un acres ct
4 ccntlemcs, borne au Nord ct il FEST par
\. Scavrrs, au Sud par James L. Varneli
ct Il IOuest par -. etant la moitiC
Est dH quart Nord-Ouest de la Section
vlngt-deux Township huit sud RanyGc
troIS Est. ensemble avec les bdtisscs ct
ameliolations Gui Y sont situtcs.
Tn MOrceaU de Te@e BoiSpe.
situG pres du Grand C6tcau, mesurant
trente aNDents de superticie, borne au
Nord eta l'Est par Nine. David Mtche,
au Sud par Z. VI. Millard, ct il rOuest
par DIES tcrres dependant de la succession
de teu Thomas 5. Hardy.
Dcux paires de buufs de tire;
Tn wagon;
Tn buggy;
Deu2 vaches e1un yeau;
Tn chcval creole
Tn lot de pailles
un lot de maIs
Trois cllarrues
Tn diablc;.
Cne pendulc;
Cne armoire;
Deux cochons gras;
Tn garde-manger;
Meubles de maison;
): ::::
- 4Atensiles de cuisine;
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-21
LATE NEWS.
GREAT MEETING IN CINCINNATI.

GREAT MEETING IN CINCINNATI.
One of the largest meetings held in Cincinnati assem-
bled at Mozart Hall the evening Of the 18th instant
Speeches we're made by prominent citizens, natives and
adopted The action of England in claiming American
citizens as British subjects and the cowardness of Amer
lean Government in resisting such unjust cams were
strongly commented on Resolutions passed demanding
of the Executive of the United States boder foreign policy
and the settlement this important question by the present
Congress- Let this matter be pushed home now Wherever
dozen citizens meet let them do and speak out Are
we citizens? If SO, we must be protected as SUCH
MORE FUNERALS.
Several British soldiers who participated in the ceremo
MES IN honor OF the executed Fenans, in Dublin, and
marched IN the funeral procession have been placed under
arrest, and are to be tried by court martial.
dispatches from all parts of Ireland give accounts of ex
hibions OF popular sympathy for Allen and his companions
In number OF the principal towns there have been process
sions in which large muttudes wearing national embems
participated.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has issued proclamation
declaring that the holding public funerals for the Fenians
executed for at Manchester is edous and prohibit
inc such demonstrations of sympathy in future
A FENIAN ARRESTED
William Hogan arrested in Birmingham for compli-
city in the recent Fenian operations The police had been
On his track for considerable time, though he succeeded
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ing exacng allegiance services of anyknd from those
whom the character of American citizenship has been
conferred by the laws and Constitution of the United States
and citizens call upon the Executive and Congress to
demand from the Government of Great Britain first the i'm
mediate release of those of feowctizens who are still
incarcerated in English dungeons without trial as we'll as
those who have been unusty convicted second full
paraon for the false imprisonment of those who after
of confinement without trial accusation were at length
released condition of leaving that country and third
complete dsayowa of that infamous principle of English
law as recently expounded the Queens Bench that
naurazed citizen of the United States still remains SUBJ
iect Of the Queen of England.
Resolved That most respectfully call the attention of
the United States authorities to the words of its murdered
citizens in the late Manchester trials My is Michael
O Bren; am citizen of the United States of America
and Charles Francis Adams had done his duty would
not be in this dock answering your questions now. Mr.
if could find evidence to disprove the charge
which positively could if he had taken the trouble of send
ing coming to what could do hope the american
people wU notice that part of the business And again. too
mted crime which makes amenable to the Crown of
England. have done nothing and, matter of course
did expect the protection of the Ambassador of my Gov
citizen of the State of Ohio and my name
is Edward OMeagher Conner )" and be it further
Resolved That consider the blood of these victims
the hands of said Charles Francis Adams and we Irish
men, denounce him traitor this country and trucker
English Arsocracy his ancestor John Adams the
of the United ishmen of 1898 and the author
of the infamous "aien and sediton laws"
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be sent to Will
lam H. Seward Secretary of State representative
in Congress- Hon. Ben Loan and that copy be sent to all
the papers in this city for publication well the prin
cipal newspapers of ST. Louis Chicago New York and
Boston.
John Corby, T. J. Ratery D. T. Lysaght, Frank Brown,
James ODonoghue, John Meagher, T. K Mcguire, James
Finley, j. Wheelan, Committee.
j. /. EARLY, Chairman of Committee.