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RuIeIde.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS, June 24.-one
of the most horrible suioided ever heard
of was COMMITTEES In this city on
Saturday morning. A widow named
Mary Gilmore, who lived alone, took a
cash in her abdomen and tore out her
bowels, which were found detached
from her body in pail OF water. The
floor was covered with a great pool OF
blood, and on the table was a whetstone
with which she had shRrpened the
knife, She lived four hours and hall
after being disemboweled, dying al
nine o'clock. During that time she was
attended by a priest, and made her will
bequeathing considerable property.
The cause OF the suicide IL supposed to
be. Insanity. Mrs. Gilmore's age was
sixty-hve.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advfoes to the oath of June,

LoSDoS-Noon-June 24.-Cousols
s414; Erie, s91l; Illinois Central, 70; U.
s. Bonds, 10.
LrvERPooL-Noou-J 24-Cotton,
tending downward. Corn-Sss. Mar
kets unsettled.
ANrwERP-Petroleum S9f.
LIVERPOOL, June electromagnetic
ton closed quiet at a decline of fully
I'D; middling uplands, Il1sd; Orleans,
llsEd; sales 10000 bales. BreadstuHs,
quiet throughout the day. Corn, closed
mt SIS Sd for new mixed western. Peas,
SIS Cd for Canadian. Wheat, Barley
and Oats show no change in prices.
Provisions, generally unchanged.
Pork, advanced Is, and prime eastern
was sold at rs per Dbl. Beef, steady at
1925 Cd. Lard, 49s Sd. Bacon, Ais Cd
per cwt. Petroleum, steady spirits Id
refined. Is ID. Tallow, As I'd for Amer
lean
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aARKErs BT TELEeKArH.
NEW YORK. June "a.


REGULAR REPORT.
coTroS-Dull; sales 500 bales up
lands at 28c.
F'LoUR-I5a25c better; receipts, 6,IO4
bbls and California l, Ill sacks; market
less active; sales ], 200 bbls superfine
State and western at 81 90aS 40: extra
western IS 95a9 So; choice SO 4OalI 90;
gil 10aI2 SO; spring st. Louis 50 75aI2 90;
winter SI1a16 so. California four-De-
cidedly higher; sales 2, 500 bbls at S11 so
ais IL; very choice s13 IS Rye flour
Steady; sales 400 bbls Mt 50 25aS as.
6wHIsKH-Frner; sales 300 bbls
western at 50 SO.
GRAIS-wheat-9a4c better: business
restricted by advanced prices: sales of
5000 bus at 81 l5a2 20 for No. 2 Mil
waukee; 81 T0a2 80 for white California.
Rye-Dull and unsettled; sales 500 bus
western at 81 16a1 .. Barley-Dull.
Malt-Quiet; sales Is, 900 bus at 81 50.
Corn-Receipts, 3,l6O bus; the market
opened lie better; closed quiet without
advance; last sales of 200 bus ut 81 10
al u for new mixed western; SlAl % for
inferior and soft do, and 81 IL for white
southern. Oats-Receipts, 9,l3S bus;
market la2c better; sales $1,000 bus ut
SOC for western; 9Oc for Ohio.
Stock in wRrehouse-Wheat ~ los
bus; corn 259, 6T2 bus; oats 1886, 175; busi
II, 500 bus; peas 80, 453 bus.
Es-Rice-SteadY. Coffee
Unchanged. Sugar-Steady; sales 90
hhds Cuba at llall5zc. Molasses-
Heavy.
PETRoLEUX-dulI at I4c for crude;
23a23Iz for refined in bond.
HoPs-Quiet. 'fH't
Provisions Pork - Ffrmer; sales
6,4OO barrels at $2I l2a2l so for new
mess, closing at 81 40, cash; so so for
old do; SIS 25 for prime; 81 Is tor prime
mess. Beef-Firm; sales $50 barrels.
Beef Hams-Quiet-sales 1sl barrels at
S3Sa4l. Bacon-Scarce and quieti sales
no boxes at 1O1<a1O1Sc for Cumberland
cut; lI7Sc for short ribbed; 12La12Hc
for short clear. Cut Meats-DulI; sales
100 packages at SI<a9<c for shoulders;
12a131zc for hams. Lard-Steadyi sales
], 200 barrels at IL 11al2JSc for new.
BUrTER-UnchRnged
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NEW YoRK, June 24--Jef. Thompson
has written a letter endorsing the Senti'
ments of Gen. Longstreet, concerning
reconstruction.
Gen. Longstreet sayshe did not in
tend 10 ally himself with the Radical
party, but only gave what he thought
was the best advice to his Southern
brethren in bis recent letter.
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DETROIT, June 24.-The annual meet
ing OF the Stockholders of the Michi-
gan Central Railroad Company, was
held at the Company's office, in this
city, this morning. The following
named gentlemen were elected direc-
tors for the ensuing year: ]. NJ. Forbes,
r. B. Forbes, Hon. Erastus Corning.
Nathaniel ThayeT, Sidney Bartlett,
Moses Taylor, George F. TallinRr, E.
Jones and Jas. L. Joy.
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WASHINGTON, June 24.-The State
Department has information from
Commissioner Beckwith, that OF the
524 United States exhibitors at Paris,
there have been awarded prizes in
favor of 262. Among these, four have
been awarded grand prizes; II gold; 81
silver; los bronze medals Seventy
nine American Exhibitors are honora-
bly, mentioned.
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Kentucky State
LOTTEB z
CLASS "
TO BE DRAWN AT COvINGrON. Ky.,
JUNE %. 1857
$4,000: Numbers and zss Prizes
$4,000
whole TIeEei. sls, e Howe S. Omar

whole tickets sIa, HHIye- So Omar
tiers ga
GEwe would call particular attention 10
the above MAGNIFICENT SISGLE-NuABER
LOTTERY, which will DO drawn IN PUBLIC
IN CoyISGroS, KY, ny SWORN CoHhlS-
sIoSERs al oSE O'CLOCK, p. NJ, AT the corner
OF kOuKTA and SCOTT SIS The public are
Invited 20 wftnes. the drawing. The Ken
tuclSy state Lotteries are no Gilt Enterprises,
nut responsible Money Lotteries, that have
bSsri Conducted success. ully for the past
thirty wears and are drawn under the
nuthority o. a Garter from the State, and
bnnds 10 a larse amount arc given for the
1aynent of ali prizes. The drawings are
TnblIsheSi In the Sew York HorAld and Gin
e i9T1is o. IeieIIes drawing daily sent nee
by apnlicaiinn to the Managers
Address All orders for tickets to
MURRAY, EDDY a Co..
n1sI-dkwsm =
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For Rent.

TIME STORE ROOMS LATELY OCCC
pSed by George r. Taylor q Co., ana j.
Clemens 4 Co, on Main streets also hasn-
mAnt rooms finished Good ofiices In sscon1
story, and good rooms Tor other purpoSes In
second and third story In good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many budding lots and dwelling houses fOi
THOS. HORSBROOK-
once, no ns5S Main Sereet, above Mon
roe. up stairs febS-n
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And rejoice In your own luxuriant hAiI
REPAKATOR CAPILII.

Come aged come yIuthtul, come ugly and
And rejoice In yOuF own Iuxuriant hair.
RERARATOK CAPILLI.
EIOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Il heads (frOm Wlintever cause II may hRvo
fallen ouI and forcing n growth OF hair upon
the lace, IL has no equaL IL Will force the
beard To groW upon the EInoothest fhcs In
nom nye 10 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In from two TO three months. A few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted thAt
there II nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF The hair or beard Their assertions
are Alse, a. thousands OF living Wines
(fOm their own exPeTience) can bear wit
neS4- But many will say, how arc we 10 dis
unEufsh the genuine from the spuFiouR3 Il
certainly Il dlfncult, a. nine-tenttls OF tho
dtnerent HEeparations advertised Tor the hair
and beard are entirely WoTthleas, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase. To such We
would say, Try the RepaTatoT Capillt; II will
cost you nothing unless IL fully comes
mp 70 our demonstrations II your Druggist
does mot keep II, send Us one dollar and We
VIII forward 1t, postpaid, together With a re-
ceipt for the money. which Will be returned
you on application, providing entire satifAc-
ton II not given. Address,
W. l. CLARK 4 Co, Chemists,
No West Eayette St, SNRACusE, N. Y.
mchZ3-eod .tTfW&Wly
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AlrKKInAN ao1p-lss,l

srocKs-ohio certifeatss 245Ia25H;
Canton 4455Sa451I; Boston Water Power
23a23<: Cumberland S0a30H; Quicksil-
yer 2Ska28N. MaripOsa Tasi do pre-
ferred 1920; Western Union Telegraph
427<a5S; Pacific Mail 1854 a13gT Atlantic
Mail 1083<aiO7I<; New York Central
1025<a1025Si Erie 6o1Saeo<; Hudson l09
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SAyASSAH, June 23--Reports from
the country state that the crops were
badly damaged by the late gale.
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CLEVELAND, o., June 24-The Gala
CHER Elliott prize light Is on, Gallagher
paying $50 forfeit.
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WHISPERS
BEAUTYi
Auburn. Golden. Fla1en SfIkan Gnrla

iDRoDUCED BY THE USE OF PROF.
il DEBREUX' FRISER LIZ CHEyEITX.
One application warranted 10 euEs the mot
Straight and stubborn hair OF either eex Into
WAVy unEietA, or hFavy mH1ive cuFis. Has
been used by the moss fashionables OF PARIS
Ann bondon, with tho most gratifying re-
mall, sealed and postpaid 81. DeaTfDfiFa
Circular mailed Hee. Address BERGER,
SHUTS a CO, Chemists, No. 2s5 River 81,
Troy y. ", Sole Agents FOR the United StateS.
mehZ-eod .tTiW&Wly
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There eoneth glad tidinEs OF 10y To all,
The beauty which ones was % Preeious Rnt.
Is froe SSr an. and all may b tair.
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GHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
EN- -AMEI.

JIG tho Computation
The most valuable and perfect preparation
In use, for giving the skin n peaTI-llke tint
movesTan, ETpckies, PIN piles, Btolclles Molh
Patches, 8alioWneEs, Eruptlona. and all I'm
punties Of the Gkin, kindly healing the same
leaving the akin while and clear rs Rinbaster
Its use can not be detected by the closest Ecru-
TINY, and being vegetable pre- partition n
peffsctIy haTmiess- Ii Is the only aFfieie or
Tho kind used by the French, and Is couEid-
cred by the RnTtsiau ns Indispensable 70 n
perfect toilet. Upwards OF 5000 bottles yFero
sold during the past year, n Enffi Gent gunran-
Tee Of IL efncacy. Prce only 70 cents. sent
BEkGEk, sHurTs 4 Co, che@iS,s -
30 River ST. Troy, n. 7.
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LATEST MARKErs-5P.M.

FLoUR-CIosed a shade frmer for
fresh ground, and dull for old.
GRGN-Wheat-Qu opened with
advance materially checking the de-
mand, but closing nominal: g l0a2 Is
for No. . spring, and s. 30a2 40 for No.
i. Rye-Quiet at 81 l5a1 .. Corn
Dull at 81 09a1 II for new mixed west
ern. OaIs-Steady at soc for western,
and 9Oc for Ohio.
Ns-Pork-Lower, sales $50
bbls at $40 IS cash, and $40 1851 regular;
closing quiet with sellers at so Is cash,
and buyers at $40 10; sellers at so Is
regular, and buyers so Is regular
Bee-Quiet and very firm, with only q
limited supply. Cut Meals-Steady
and nominally unchanged. Bacon
Quiet at 10I<c for Cumberland Cut;
ll1<all5sc for short ribbed, and 12La
l29fc for short clear. -
LARD-Dun Mt 12I<a12sEc for fair "a
prime steam, and l27<al2JSc for kettle
rendered.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away. your hAlssntzzss. your switches.
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth fig:
Come aged, come y1ufhtnl, come ugly and
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The Latest News
! BY TELEGRAPH,

BY the Union L.inei -
omee. corner of Main and Monroe streets
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fur 8sm.
For Rent.

THE DWELLING HOUSE BELONGING
L to the estate OF Mnc 4 DunlAvey. deco.
situated on the west SIDE Of Markef street
North wheeling, containing seven rJSJms
hall and q good cellar. Possession given Isl
= ISRAEL UPDEGRAEF,
Juna-St administrator.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CTNCINNNTI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
The ine passenger steamer "PO-
Lslsi-%A TOMAC," Capt Chas- Muhleman.
- Chris Young, Clerk, VIII leave as
above on Tuesday evening. the 18th instant,
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
Booth, BAftELLE a co.,
jun2t-2t Agents
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JUNE 24-CArrEE-ReceIpts: 5,4OC
beeves; l., 1I5 sheep and lambs; Is, IFS
BBEr CATrLE-SoId heavy; at open
ing prices the marker ruled Nc lower
with no general demand; at the close
however, butcher bought rather free
ly. All offerings were disposed Of with
prices Indicating u decline OF Za12 per
pound, compared with last weeks av-
srage quoting of offerings Fair 70
extras sold at ls1<ci prime, 1T1<alIZc;
first quality, .1Tal7 &c; fairto good, 16a
16J<c; ordinary to inIericr, 13al4c.
SHEEP-Heavy, though prices are es-
sentially unchanged, and the demand
Is rather more active and fair extras
Rold at TI<c; we quote average Al 4Az11<c,
inside prices for Inferior LAmbs-I0a
13c, Notwithstanding the increased re-
ceipts- -ee
The Eog market ruled hrmeri is car
loads were on sale this morning and
all were disposed Of at 7a75<c-latter for
heavy prime cOrn-fed- ss
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MosET-ss7 per cent. steriins-Un-
changed.
GOLDFISH.
GOVERNMENT STocKs.-Coupous, '64,
1oI1s; do, ,65, los5<; new no, I0-iO's, reg
istered, 100; coupons, HOOK; 1905 IO6K.
rArpsr S.an - ~
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MADE BYTHEGREArAS TRoLoGIsT
Madame H. a. RERRIGO
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1867-10-12
LIE Courrier des Onelcusas,
Public le Samedi par JOEL H. sANDoz
CONDITIONS:

~ CONDITIONS:
L'0banaemeat sera de oustre pisstres rsr sr
payables davance, on cino piassres paysbles )
la Tin de fannee. Celu gni desirera snspendrc
sob Announcement devra en- donner avis par fcr7t.
Get etfet, ct payer les arrarages; ct aucnn abon.
hement ne sera suspandu 81 les arrerages &c sont
Eegies moIns que fediteur ne lie iuee 4 propos
Les aras Sc paieront cinquante cents par carr;
pour ehaque Insertion. HUT Iignes GU moinr
constituercrt m care.
Les avis qui seron' envoyes pour tfre pnbli&e
seront inseres en- FranGase ct en- Anglais e. moins
9n y, IL en- SOFT anirenent ordonnsl iusqua ce cue
/ ltdi'eur iuge propos de les disco5ntiausr,
Les can.iidats aux faYeurs publiouea Srv,or.
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q Lsre''n'aatcRr aes csre'sr dH professor Chastsl
ta~s, poatF e0ss aSborGSser de cacreur sayerfss
A tA danes payticuiSrement ce Jepasaire SC
IA recommends CONNIE etaut un DIES plus in.
d1Spensables articles la beau.e feminine il es:
iacie dams SON application, ct ne bru.e nj ininrc
la peau. n'ais agIt drectement sar Ia racine d..
cnir cheveit,. Il est garan,i de deruire les che
venx supeii'us qni croissent sur lie front. ou sur
qurIqn an'fes parties dn corps. extirpant com
pIeteneht ct fadlcalsalent, laissant la peau tye>
urie, douce ct naulelle. C'est Ie sful ar,;cls 3e
ce genre en usage chez les Francais, ct c'est re.
element te stni depilasoire, don't Persistence sci;
effective Prix IS cents par paquet, envoy6 pcs.r
payee, importe qnea adresse. all rec,i de Tor.
Dire par BERGER SHUTS & Gle, Chin,;stes
en- No 2so, River street, Troy. n. Y.
3Ginrs 1e67-1a ;,,I
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Vente Publiuue.
Succession de fhu Louise TOrri2c

OHCCCSSIUII Nt lHEl LOulSt IONN3C,
ENN vertu dun ordre eInanant DC lho,
- norable la Cour du Huitiame Dis
trict Judiciaire de l'Etat dc la Loui>i:,-
ne, siegeant dams ct pour la ParoiSsc st.
Landry, ii sera yendu en- ventc pulEqur.
au plus offrant ct dernicr euri.Grisscur.
par lie soussigne administrators, on par
fintermediaire dun Encanteur dLment
commissionne ct assermentG. il Ii dcrnie-
residence de ieu Dame Louise Touriac,
pres de la vile d'Opelousas, lie
Mercredi, 6 Noyembre 1867,
Ia propriete suivante, dependant de Ia
succession de ladite feu dame Louise
Ionriac, epouse decetlee de feu Henry
Prevent, dernierement de la Parcisse st.
Landry. 4 savOir.
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UNE kIABITATI0lv,

sitnee cn Ia Pigols4e st. Landry. pres l. P0nt
Ny5l", snrsurant d~ux cent yInet-scpt arp..nfs
de terre DC srp"rtscia. rus-mbi" svet les i ssrs
ct amed"raio"s Qai ) s"nr sifHG<. conz;sfsrlt al
Vie r1si>o1 de residence" N moulin mas, rt
a"f'rs d@Fendafi"'s, tE,. iIrto.;stion sur laquc-
Ie drm"Hr= ac;.riirnrnt le teicntirur.
Conditions :--CosaPtaet
JAS G. HAYES, sisarif.
cpelouzas % Se;,tra.t5rn. !9:7
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PAEoIssE ASCENSION. - Nous lisons
daus le Pionier:
Lelectinn IL Gu lieu hier ct auiourd'hui,
dams lie ealme le plus complet. II. est
srai quill NY await aucun motif de dis
eaEde puisqa'un parti seul, les ratiicaux.
ont pIis part an scrntin. La population
blanche, an depends de laquelle Sc ioue
eette eomedie, ma peut-6ffe pas donn6
90 40 votes, hlen qn'elle -cempte pres de
i.ooo eitoyens enregis'res. Ellie Il pro-
teste par son ahstention eontre rarbi
traire qni presidait ces elections.
Les elns des rltiicaux sont un II. Hem
stead, agent du bureau des affranehis
qni hataite notFe village depuis quatre GU
s!Ia ,It3, mfiS mi, ,.i.,at -. D '~.. Il -s.
Xavier Dugas I'm ignorant ct up o;sea,,
de passage. Tells sont ceux qui ont charge
de representer les interets de notre pa-
roisse.
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4. Bridges,
q s G ii >, q
Libre Pour Tout Ie Monde.

Llbre Pour Tout le Monde.
NE grande cireulaire 6 PIP. dounant
= des instructions de la plus grande i'm.
porsanoe aux jeunes gems des deux sexes.
Ellie eur aPprend comment Ia beauts
tait subitemert place Ia laideur, ceux que
| on oalssaIt sont aines, ct ceux que Ton
meprIsa't sont de nouveau respectes. Les
leunes garGons ct les iepnes demoisel,es ne
doivept pas manquer d'euvoyer leur adresse
ct lis reeevront par la MALE. poste payee,
une copie. Adressez a
t o. Drawer, 81, Troy, N. Y.
oo 4hars fooi,-6m. Auo3-S
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f"iei ahA rreets- que les amstsurs de- pscfr
aaf"h' grand piz>ir coanaitTe. C'-s. unc amor
e sans par-!t.e aEcc lsqarlie tons les pu,ssons
an.'l'''lf i','is Is hamsenns Et Il eSs preci..ux
d. "a eonnsItf- retfs epoque oa le poisson de
rIylert. est nIeiilears
faii. e'if~ Hnr pnsnme de TIRE dams in ias
gfas La ninine d. t-rte caite. reiirez ID It ma
fz asec d'' la usie la pain. Pstrissaz ensui,e Ie
'' e aFsz SON g'ie Ia pale ne soft nj trop n1olIe
nj sfnp DUR. Naab.i.z pas. cuand In nate a.,
ai.'si trassii!k, ~ aioater an ver,e anis e; de-
petrir De nenveass
celle Ia
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scEate E2ag'Ee SEacEs<.
Lt0t DE la Louts5Gne.

Vincent ts h""g"i Corr De Da'ric'.
Joseph Wybl@ ct al. No "s1o. .,,.''''
e1NN vertu d'nn or;re lie sa:>in ct de- yente
a. lance dans Iatfairo ci.dps>us injitGsH5,, Dnr
ih"norahle la C"nr du Hniiieme District Judi
cI're De ft&t de Ia L.om!Siane, sitgeant dams ct
p"Er Ia fai''i'Sc St. Landry, ct a mo; a,|r..ss6.
I'll r'i "n '-2t': puh,;qur, az p!"s chfant ct
d"FIHcr enche'aS.lr. a la M.is0n de Cour de-
cette Par"'sSe. "i Ia vile d'Op"Iousas. le
'Somedi. 2 Ny.cnjre yrocEu:a, 1867,
commencant i II henrrs in rlafn ct conrinnacr
Or jour ~ i'ir 81 est n&:rssare, tons les droits
u!rS, nt"refSr - pr @t"ns'oi!s i" .]o,e Wy hI" le
det"ndrnT q a.. Ia propr=te s,.vante, saisie
nntIf Lit Z
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Transient d'Apoent

suis aajourd'hui prat 6chanrer nour IA
~ iafseht des orares ttiraftsj sur tof,tes les
parties DIES EtatsUnis. pour dies montanfs dpns l,s
f.pe s tair en- monsantcest le moyen e plus sur
fisqnes sont nuls ct la perte impossihla Fn rss
81 sauressant au soussigne. au Bureau de la Posts
On vera nne liste des lieux OH Fon peut faira
paryenir de rargent par ce moren. A''lA0
II
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I'm paturaliste defait ainsi les phases
'fe Ia f mme e, de l'homme:
Dun d dix ans. la femme est IN oiseau
'n"'rche; de 10 Is ans, hirondple: de Is
20 aus. ui' oisean de- pafadiS; de 20 d 25.
nhe t"nrierell;; dr. % a 80, me colombo;
ie ~ ~ nn- pefache; DE 40 d so, une
chaartts.; d. 30 a co. un vaateau A par.
ur de soixahtr ari~, e!lr nest plus hi ois.au.
III femme, nj rlen. (Ceste derniera d4fifi.
hion "oHs semble passa bielnent cavaliere ct
lfr'speetueuse
L'honine, depais sa nsissauce iusau !
dix aus, est un cliasdonneret lie dix d
4nI ze. nn efonrilean de qaiuze vingt
nn Ioal@t; de ringt d trente, un faisan !;
de treute trenfe- cinq, un pson ; de qua
rahte cinquante, un coucou; de cinquante
solxante, uu hibou; de soixante a sol
xante-dix. un geai; de soixante-dix i
nuafre-ving's, un autrnche. e.-Au.deIa de
4latre- singts, Dien uons garde.
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John M. TavlOr.

AVOCAT, OPEL0UsAs, Lne.
TXERCERA dams les Cours du Huitiame
IL District Judiciaire ainsi one dams la Paroisse
Ut. Martin Les afaires qni lni seront confsges
rpcevront nne prompte sollicitnde, ct une atten-
tion particuIiare sera appiquee la collection des
r&clamations et Ia ponrsute des affaires don. on
voudra bien ls charger. Els Sept 1866.
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CE5 oUE Ben MADE PESsE DEs ALE.
fant dun recent disconrs prononce rar l.
senafenr Wade dams cette vile, dit:
Son point etait l'engager les allemauds
Voter pour METRE les negres sur L. ma.
me pied d'esalite politiaue ct soeiale
queux-nismes. II pens;git qu'ils ievaient
voter dams ce sens. Ii pense ane les na-
gfes sont plus intelligents que les Allie
nhands dams tout &c qui fait un bon yo-
tanf. Ii await deja dit celia dams SON dis
eours du 20 aoiit 1864. II dit non-senIe.
menf a eette occasion que les negres &
talent imminent superieurs anx Ale
manes par Intelligence poiitiaue: mais
Il fnt plus ioin. II dit que les AIiemands
apres eln4 ans d'epreuve ct d'etude de nos
institutions, ne saveut pas plus ce au'ils
font euand lis won't voter, aue le eIeval
qu'ils candnisent.
Tel etait rargument que Ben Waie. Ie
suceesseur du president johnson. 81 ce
dernler etait dspose, devait faire valoir
deyant les allemands d Court street Mar
ket Space, samedi soir. '.Vous etes inf
nlment au- dessous dun nagre en- intelli-
gence politique; vous etes plus ignaranfs
que les chevanx que vous condnisez. ct
CONNIE les Delnocrates vous ont accor,IA
lie droit de suffrage, poursuoi ne pouvez-
Fous pas voter pour donner lie suffrage
aux nssres. qui sont plus intelligents que
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TT Nous pub!i0ns dsns uotre psrtis snola;s.
IA istf dts p ss"nHes qui sout mortes de Ia fsvre
'Jaun" Washington ct dams ses envircns imms.
d'sts d~p"s se commencement derepidsmie lis
c@l'pten; 50 hianes st l.. personues de couIeur
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DEGEDEE.--En cette Paroisse. le &
courant, FLoRANcE, file aimee de Thos.
H. ct Josephine NJ. Lewis, agee de s ans
ct 4 m0is.
"A Ia Prairie Vile Plate, lie 2. dame
Elizabeth Vidrine, 6pouse de "A. Lazare,
agee de 81 ans
lie 8. Jean Pierre Octave, enfant
dc Joseph Pardo, age de I9 mois.
LIE 4, q Bayou chicot, Nine. Z. ].
ROBERTS, vellve de fen r. w. Roberts, d
fage de 73 ans.
lie 10, en- cetteville, dame V1RGr-
ME ANDkUs, spouse de James G.. Hayes,
agee de ~ ans.