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s;c I, sj,onld nrocecS q o1ce' to abolish
IN IN, ar;sf;nu rebel sSfafs Governments which
~ far;nc I and I soputsesinp the people
a. y the 5nrnose IL kcep;nr and. supporting
a efF;ce ava q, IoSs tn the plan cf
in nrcnoead ~ ConUresa IS
3 THAT tbe r;cied and nerverss ,oppos;-l
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n.,ned the work 81 ueconstruetion. Fss.s 4
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t;on' ~ the ' Sherman hill we nledCe o,rselges
- t stand ~ Goncress IL ali hassr]s ii Zee.
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4; ,,ors on ~ nrs,tv s,ass The state
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Nov sn;r;f a * a., rise md 4 telling az
vjiSf S6d3I 4; s4fzs 81 rs d t66I5 INV
should compare ne. latent enemy md the in
dustfq 81 fhis Stsfes with fbe Sisino now r
: 3Iid 6oI( e1fer,,y;se of M M n liet 6earo17
nsfeis ma Tslinouf1ffpd forever III ~
Social dI5sol m sri MEMORIES Of q sia15
times.n t6e5 should 2fasb TIE wand. If &c
dust m the seeds III ijfiiya(e and 6iiblle
ENTERPRISE Broadcast over the whole State.
and every good and true man. whatever fis
past. sociai political. military or civil posi-.
ton should do something 10 this propitious
hour for tie good 81 the State; something
TO make labor honorable and remuneratiye
in our midst something to educate the
mind and heart Of the white and colored
youths to correct appreciation Of liberty.
and the great responsibilities Of freedom.
So our State be would lifted from the deera-
dation Of slavery ofopinion. Industry would
spring up into full life, commerce would I'M
fold her sails upon our wide rivers |; steam
would unite us in firfner and closer connec-
ton; politics would not moulder and crust
over with reyengeful canker, the good,
pure feelings of our couptrymep's hearts !;
LIZ II L. Ik = - -
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For the standard.
MASS MEETING IN CONCORD.

The fourth of July was celebrated in an
appropriate manner in this village. Never
before have our people witnessed such a
solemn and imposing demonstration. There
were not less than two Thousand colored per-
sons present and a large concourse of whites.
At eleven o'clock, the different colored
Leagues of the County formed in procession
at grove about half mile from the stand
and the long column moved slowly up Main
street. An old fashioned band, consisting of
bass drum, tenor drum and fife, marched in
front. and discOursed the stirring strains of
martial music and the glorious Stars and
Stripes" fioated to the breeze above at inter-
walls along the line. Eighteen Marshals on
horse back with their batons andsashes ofrcd,
white and blue maintained excellent order,
and the procession moved to the factory of
Mr.. John Mcdonald. where this gentleman
presented q flag with an appropriate and pa
triotic speech. The flag was received and
the presentation was responded to by Mr.
Samuel Partee in q few remarks which evin-
ced good sense, good feeling and warm de-
votlon to the great Republican doctrines of
human rights and the equality of man.
The procession then moved, to the stand
at Academy grove. When it arrived at the
ground, where q large assemblage had al
ready collected, the meeting was organized
by calling Mr.. VIM. T. Blume to the Chair
and constituting Dr. John Fink, our worthy
Post Master, and Adam Means, colored, Vice
Presidents. q s. |
= The exercises were opened by singing q
patriotic hymn; and prayer by Rev. John
Springs, colored. The Declaration of indie
pendence was then read by Mr.. Cornelius
Newsom. Mr.. VIM. NJ Coleman then adj
dressed the meeting. Mr. Coleman, in a
speech Of something over an hour in length,
set forth the only terms upon which recon
struction was possible; to-wit, that the re-
suits of the war must be accepted in good
faith; and that among, these results were the
responsibility Of loyalty IN the South and The
absoluteequality Of the two races before the
law. Mr.. Coleman further showed that
free labor, free speech and free schools had
made the North great and powerfuLand that
such q system here would not only elevate
the colored people, but would give to our
poorer classes of whites who had been non-
shareholders, responsibility and position
in society and an opportunity for usefulness
and distinction, which they never enjoyed
unuer Tue RUE o. tue olu save al's.ocfacy
MI. Coleman closeo WIN plssslIg sns GAINS q
Q! Inc Nepppllcan party upon air alo esPe-
clslly upon .1e cololsa b psoP,si
III. oa@ ~ ZONES " na'e,sn oololsI, mex.
aIuressed tne meetlng, anu ~ an aDle ana
telling speech showed w slNs rgnss lusuce de-
= ZOE the colorsu face enas Oonsress
= aao maue provision .nas tnese llgnts s.euio
pc secured tnat resistance was unavaliing.
ana snat IT'S only efiect wouia pc 70 call
to sue H s severity b.n futS
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REPUBLICAN CELEBRATION In MURFREE-
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"a the d:v;nelv anno;ntad c,srJ;on 80
our liberties and rights, we viii Weld to ii !
cordial and earnest support -. g & ~ !,
2. That we desire to live in peace and
good neighborhood with all men, and that we
ieprecate violence and passion and l resent
ment; bat we here and now declare that we
shall seek to learn our rights. and knowing,
to maintain them at all hazards, and to the
last extremity. e s.sssss,
s. That in the sublime and Christian
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GEN. SANTA ANNA.

AND praised be the name OF the LORD T.
GEN. SANTA ANNA.
The Iife-just brought to an ignoble
close-of Antonio Lopez de Santa
Anna, formerly President and Dictator
of the Republic of Mexico, has been a
stirring and eventful one. He was
born in Mexico about the year 1900,
and first distinguished himself in the
war of Independence against Spain in
1921. Inls22 he drove the Royalists
out of Vera Cruz, of which city he was
appointed Governor; but he was sub
sequently deprived of that office by the
Emperor Iturbide, to9Whose overthrow
he contributed, in revenge for his re-
1noyal from the honorable and lucrative
post. Putting himself afterward atsthe
head of the Federalists, he sustained a
bloody defeat, and was compelled in
consequence to withdraw into the
province of Jalapa. In 1928 he declar-
ed against Pedrazza in favor Of Guer-
zero, who the following year rewarded
him by appointing him Minister of War
and Commander III Chief of the Mexi
can army When Bustamente became
President, in 1880, he resigned these
Offices, declared himself this time for
Pedrazza, and in a pitched battle de
fcated the Government forces-an event
which gave the Presidency.to Pedrazza.s
Santa Anna succeeded Pedrazza as
President of Mexico in 1888, but in this,
new position he was not as popular as
he had been with the army, and several
ofthe generals, envying his power, la
bored, not without success, to excite
suspicion against the Government and
to provoke revolt. After having put
down two partial risings, in 1885 he
was called to subdue a formidable out
break in Texas, where he was vanquish-
ed and taken prisoner on the 2lst of
April, 1885. He was, however, releas-
ell in 1887, and took part in the defense
OF Vera Cruz against the French in De
cember, 1888, at which time he lost a
leg, which was shot of By cannon
ball. He continued President Of Mexico
till 1s45, when his opponents succeed
ed in deposing him Of power and pro-
curing his Punishment from the coun-
try. He then sought refuge in Havana,
where he resided till the overthrow of
President Paroles opened the way for
his return to his native land, in 1916,
Immediately after which he was APP
pointed to the command of the army,
-
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1890 Tor the staud.,.
v.sacAM ING II BOON HI
eSlf syioua sotes, 4 ls,,. = !.
Der u dlsil1hs of 3phston ss,ss nun.
seIbls3 q Boo Hill. On tie 9Th abSu my.
O aetion, Fanklin Philips va. ..n
70 the ghaif} and y. HsIAngey, Whit sa,led
Jerry Cameron, coloFed, were appointsS' a. and
TetaTiess The chairman then expla;uoas s9
OBJECT q ny ne>ilng II an appro SS ,Is
on'motion d b. James Hay, c,r,,,,.
tee were appointed 70 draft resolpt;on amlt-
pressive Of The sentiment Of the mee,;n' tx
The Committse eppointed consisted ~ {,
following named gentlemen James q n r sne
mis-, Dr.. James Hay, w. D. Phil;ns -, En-
and Spencer Whitley, Matthew Ho,t "a.e,
Alfred Holt, coIored. Z u apd
z The meeting Was} then ably addres..a,
the following gentlemen: W. A. Smith 10y
3: w Hatcher, white, and Harry Holt sns
Afford. Holt, colored. - - s'' 'nu
The Committees then submitted the fo,,o.
ing resolutions which were unapimon.M.
adopted:
l.. Rsso1esd, That we heartily endorse Il.
action Of the Convention held in RaIs;sl'
on.the 9th of March last, and upon
platform we wiIl'fsceT the foe and battle fss
Truth, Justice and the preservation Of o IN,
national honor. WI
.. That we hail with delight the meetino
Of Congress st,this time, and rejoice at tbs
actien it has taken n regard tn the State of
Kentucky, and also hope it will pass a bin
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es The impious 1(ussulmsns who lndulgs ID
Intoxicating liquon, notvithotanding the
prohibition Of wine BY the RpQphet 5uetifY
themselves by saying that only the juice Of
the grape was forbidden, and that not :
word was hid sg6in9s ~ ~ 81 Nm; gin,
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For the Standard.

MEesRs. EDITORS The Wilmington Dis.
patch in commenting on the marriage of Mr..
A G. Thornton, white, to Miss Elcy Black
man, colored, Gays |" they were married by
negro preacher, in direct violation of the
laws of North Carolina, but as we learn by
an order from Gen. Sickles.n In this the
writer fails to do the General Justice The
Dispatch intimates that the General acted
without the authority of law, than which
there could be no grosser Misrepresentation.
This will be seen from the language Of the
Order, which is as follows e The command
ing officer is of the opinion that under the
Civil Rights bill, intermarriages are legal, and
Rev. Mr.. Hood Unauthorized to solemnizethe
marriage, Notwithstanding the objection of
the County officers" Thus it will be seen
that the General does not act above or with.
out the authority of law. but in strict con-
formity with the law which .pullifies all laws
that makes distinction on account of color.
even IN States Which are recognized as hay.
ing legal governments. Underthis law General
Sickles has acted in this matter and BY it all
parties will have to be governed. Men speak
|. of the infamous, disboiical black code Of the
would be Jchnsopized State of North Caro-
lima, Is thougii they expected an American
citizen to hold It ID reverence. - =
And q poor, silly lawyer must get out q
warrant to arrest minister of the gospel for
solemnizing marriage BY license granted in
accordance with the supreme law Of the
land ~ And we are told that a grand iury
will be found who win be silly enough to
find bin of indictmenti
tits sad comment on the religion of this
community that white men who have colored
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"a bonded wsrehonse has ben established
g San Antonio Trade Nth he interior Of
Mexico i now exPes 4! y = p! n lssrp. q.
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AVIS AUX PLANTEU

r E serai Washington sous peu de jour?
e. fait avec la maison Z. MaspGro & Co.
Nouvele-Orleans, les arrangements nCccs
pour Gtre a meme de vOus otfrir les artit
provisions int!ispcnsables reXploitation {
tire recolte; c'est-a-dire que j'otfre de ycus
Ger ce qul vOlls sera nGcessaire pour tairc 3
recolte; ct lossque cette recolte sera fate,
nee ct emballec, vous aureZ le chOix tie HE Il,
signer Ia Nouvelle Orleans, chez Mess!
Maspfro & Co. on de me la vendre il WashiE
ce qui sera laissG enforcement a vous.
Mes bureauX scront Washington, aux /.
sins de Messrs. Pitre Il Carriere, ct la Nou
Orleans, au No. 81, rue Bienville, chez Mt
Z. Masp6ro & Co.
D.apres cc queje vous ofre vous conlprer
facllemcnt que de cette manierc yous dcy
votre prOpre c0urtier ct faites vOs atfairgS Y
melnes. LorSque VOus aurez besoin de quo
ce SOFT, Vous naurcz QUA yenir Il Washing 10.
lie delnandcT. ct VOuS u'aureZ aiusi III ltttl
ecrire, III incertitDde, III dGlai dans vos desi'
Cne fUis la recOite fate ct TRANSPORTER u
ingt0n, vous decidcz Ia 81 vous me Ia vcnttez i,
vous me feXpGdiez a la Nile Orleans, chez
L. MasperO & Co., Gu vOus sereZ scryi coLuDC
moi-meme.
Ii est bien entendu que jachete ct que ia
terai toujours les cotons a Washington aux
mes conditions que Ia saison derniere. &c
dire que ie v0us donnerai les menes plix
ceuX du marche de la Nile. Orleans, d6tluc
faite de tous les trais Gui existent sur tout G,
expedite de Washington la Nouvelle -OrlGaI
LIE cotton achete par moi, a Washington,
pese la, sous yos yeux, ct paye aussit6t pes6.
A. DESMAR
I
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Depeches Telegraphiques.

Washington, 10. - Une d6peche at
Times est une bonne autorit6 pour dire
que lie President annonce QUEEN vue des
recentes elections, il fera quelques chan
gements dams lie cabinet.
Une dep6che au World dit que les amis
de administration ont passurance que
dimpOrtants changements seront fats
dams lie cabinet, ct qu'ils ser0nt suivis
par une decapitation en- grand des petits
ofhciers. LIE president prendra une posi-
ton qui etonnera le pays. Thomas Ewing
ct Erastus Corning sont NOMINEES pour Ia
tresorerie. Seward enverra probable
ment sa demission d'Auburn, ct Reverdy
johnson peut etre son successeur.
LIE World dit que les electionn sont un
veto unanime d'indignation sur La poll
tlque du parti dominant.
LIE journal du Commerce dit que les
meneurs republicans ont vainement cru
qu'ils pourraient conduire toute la nation
a faccomplissement de leurs proiets ex-
travagants ct inconstitutiOnnels, proiets
que les masses plus sensees ont refuse de
suivre.
Washington, lie Times de Hartford
Conn., dit: C'est la premiers fois, en- 13
annees, que les Democrates ont emport6
nne majorite des villes de Get Etat. Nous
avons gagne plus de 20 villes dams ces
elections d'aut0mne.
Washington, l1.-On ma recu par les
voies regulieres on par les d6paches par
ticuliers rien qui change les rapports
recus midi. La Pennsylvania est re-
gardee CONNIE absolument sfre par les
Democrates, tandis quill faudra un
compte officiel pour decider de relection
du gouverneur de rOhio, les chances fa-
vorisent legerement Hayes. La correc-
ton des chitfres reeus hier sur la Legis-
lature de rOhio est confrmee par d'autres
rapports.
Washington, I'LL est grandement
probable que lie cabinet. excepte Stan
berry ct Welles, sera change, mais avant
on apres les elections de New York, e'est
ce qui est donteux. Les Democrates,
neanmoins, demandent une reorganisa-
tion prochaine.>
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y Premiers exploits de la magistra.
ture nsgre: Tn voleur d'habits. pris en-
hagrant DELFT ct avouant son crime d l'bo.
norable recorder Joubert, qni est d'origine
africaine, a etc condamne a cling piasfres
d'amendc ct resnis en- liberte pour lexcel.
lente raison quill n'avait fait tort qua des
rebelies.. L'accuse est nn negre. ct comme
IL trouve lie metier avantageux il monte nne
compagnie de vo1eurs par actions VOLTA lie
progres. -Rendissance.
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oEDoNrANcU
Pour profsger leo Ha6itants de Ia Pile 0pelou
sas coatre les Maladies coa,tagiemses on

Pour profsger les Ha6itdnts de la Pile dOpelou-
sas coats,e les MaIadies contingencies on
pestilentiesles.
SnUIL soft decrete par ie Bureau de Police de
< Ia Vile d'Opelousas. q,s'aucnne personne
qas lnoura hors des linites de iadite vile ne
psurra stre enterree dams l'nn on pautre drs Ci
metieres de ladlte willie. nj dams aucan anire lieu
dams les limites incUrpor6es de iat vile, asani
nil matt Etc prealabemsnt rxhihe au President
dudit Burean un certifcal du medecin qn q dom
nS ses dernieTs soins 4 h pefssnne ainsi nlorte,
constatant Ia nature de Ii tnaadle don zla per-
some est morte, lequrI crrtficat devra 6tre ap-
pr0lve par ledit President din Bureau de Police,
ayant que reinforcement ne ptiisse " faiie
SECT. 2. Tous les prelres, minis res de 70 re-
ligion. sacristains on antres pfrsonnes engages
renterrement des corps. ct qni b frront dorena-
want en- contfayenfion 4 Ia presente Ordonnance,
ser0nt passibles dune amende qui ne sera pas
au-dessons de cent piastres.
Rssolu, que cetts 0rdonnance sera mise en-
force datsr dc Sd premiere publication.
0rdonnS 10 21 Sepsembre 1867.
#. A. KING. President.
CertifS: Jos. ID. RICHARD. Greffier.~
0pelousas, 20 Septsmbre 1867 l6-5t
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Vcgate EisE'He SEaeEif.
Etat de la Louis isiane.

: EENE ne "a L URSEH ne.
Vincent Boagni Conr de District,
Joseph wyble ct al "'' No $500 5('''' :
I'm vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vente
~ lance dams raffaire ci drssns intituIee. pa,
Honorable la Cour du Hniteme District Judi
clair" de- Etat de la Louisiana, siegrant dams e
p"nr Ia Paroisse St. Landry, ct moi adresse
uff irsi en- vente pub!i9ua, au plus tfftant e
d.rfier encherissenr. a la Alaison de Cour dc
cete Paroisse, en la vile d'Opelousas, lie
Samedi, 2 Noosmdre proclaim, 1867,
commenGant heures du matin ct con'inuant
de jonr en- jour sill est neeessairsstons les droits
ti'res, iutsres ct pretensions de Joseph Wyblr IL
defrndeur. ct al, la propriete suivante, saisie
no,y Safis E.ira Iedii nr5lra SAVIOR.
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BHuf! BHuf!!

n E public est par lie present aver,
HA que des aujourd'hui nous pouvon
d6tailler la viande de beuf notre Hall
a meilleur marche acknowledgements
Dorenavant nous la detaiilerons a raiso;
de six cents la livre, ct par so GU 100 Ii
vres, au-dessous de ce taux. Nous oson,
nous flatter de pouvoir satisfaire (tar
sous le rapport de la qualite de la Wand
qu'autrement) tons ceux Qui voudron
bicn nous encOurager.
c. COMEAU g. J. G.. HAYES.
Opelousas 90 Juin 1867. 22tf
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10 II Sc fait en- Europe des paris sur la
prochaine transformation de Ia reptbliqne
americaine en- IN empire militaire. On
parle dune somme dc $4,000 engagee
Londres q ce snjet eo prenant cinq ans
par.ir du Ter septembre pour la realisation
de la prophetic,
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PAQUEBOT REGULIER
ENTIRE
OpelOusas ct la NoaVelle- Orleans.
He Steamer
- C. L T. @ N A

C. G, PIcKETT Capitaine, j. B SCHMIDT Commits.
rOMMENCERA ses voyages reguliers entire
u Washington ct la NouveIle- Orleans, le Mer-
credi, % Oet0bre proclaim, partant de Washing
ton tous les Mercredis 9 heures du matin, ct de
La Nouvelle-O Orleans lie Samedi heures du soir.
LIE Cle0na est dun tres fable. tirant ueau, a
dexcelIents emmenagements. ct est classe /
No. |, dams les compagnies d'assuranee
Tout lie fret qui sera consigne b Pitre & Car
riere on O. Hinckley & Ellis, . Washington,
sera promptement reeu ct deiivre ayec soin.
LIE fret sera transporte aussi bon marche
que par aucun autre bateau de 10 meme naviga-
ton, ct Tattention la plus minutieuse sera ap-
portee au fret ct autres affaires sur le parcours
- Les prix du fret seront les. memes que
par le pass9s les eaux-b -basses ne feront aueun
changement dams les prix.
Washington 10 Oct0bre, 1867. l9tf
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VeRsde par he Sheriff.
Etat de Ia Louisiana,

Itat de Ia Lcuisiare
FeIici'e Media , Conr de District,
Hypvli,| cbrS,ien. 4 No itSssss' Icss5'
T7N vertu dun ordre de- saisie ct de vente
~ ance dams atf,ige ci-drssus inti:ulee, paI
| honorable la Cunr du Huilieme District Judi
claire de Etat d. la Louisiana, s:teeant dams e,
pour Ia Paroissr St Landry, ct moi adresse
joffrirai en- vente puh,ialr, an plus otfant el
dTrnirr encher;sse:r, a la Maison de Cour de
ceite Par"lssa, Ell Ia willie d'Oprousas, le
t>a7ncds. Nersmbre proclaim, 1867,
cnnmrEeant heures du niatln et continuant
de jonr jour sill est necessare, tous les dfoi;s
ti'res, intts cts ct pretrutons dHypnIite Chreien
ie defrndeur, a la pioprieta suivaute saisie pour
satistare Iedit ordre. SAVIOR:
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- I'm mot entire docteurs en- mede-
cine, raconte par Nj. Feyrnet.. II NY a
que des confreres pour Sc picoter ainsi /:
-X.----. est 81 b6te, disait un jour
un confrere charitable, que H.. sen
est apercu.
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Comment diable puis-.ie etre libre,
disait un affranehi, quisqu'il Jaut que je
vote pour eex? Unhomme libre vote pour
qui bon lui semble, meme pas dn tout, 81
La chose Iui plait.
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IN CERTAIN MORCEAU OU
ParGGasc de TerRe.

enselnbI- avec les bafisses ct
e-ks6as ameIinraIiors qni en- Geppn-
sst ftaT4s lent, Sttlsr snr la rive tlroisr du
s-ssssssssSzaa~& ssssssssssa& Bayou Bnurbeux, pres du
Grand ,u.a,, dams la ParoisSc st Landry.
mesurant quaraute arpents de face sur qnarante
arpents de protondeur, (meSure suprlfrie!ls.)
etant une parti- de- la pr"prlete achetee de la
d-naudrresss par le% detrnd-ur. par act. passe
par,levant Theodore Guy"l, Notsire public dams
ct pour la Paroisse dOrleans. en- date du 20
mars 1859 ct eiant ure concession Eapagnoe,
figurant snr Pacte de vtnte plus haut decrit,
CONNIE e No. 10. ct confirme aux he,itirrs ct
repfesrntants l6ganx de Joseph Chretien. lr %
Sfptemhra 1926. ct qui comprend cette parte de
Ia terre Oh drneurr aetuelement lie defeudeur.
Conditions :-Comptant
JAS G. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Avis.

e sonsssgne desire annoncer ceux
IL que celia concerne, que pendant
Pexistence du present epidemic, il sera
sur son habitation, denx miles de pE-
elise Catholique dc Plaquemine, Oh il
s'occupera de la collection des Taxes
d'Etat ct Licenses. r. PERR0DIN.
Opelousas, 19 Octobre, 1867. 19tf