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they have already plunged into tho,
vortex of revolution and have cot.
beyond the reseb Of reason and
conscience.
Tie Radical tfasottiion have arrived
at this desperate point, and, unless
speedily arrested by some popular
demonstration, viii brecipitate
upon the country one Of the most
fatal revolutions in history. The
overthrow of our admirably adj
iusted representative system will
be a sad BLOW to freedom. But the
substitution therefor of IegisIa-
tive oligarchy, which has swallowed
up the Executive and judicial De-
partments, will aggravate our mis-
fortunes by inficting upon our
people the worst form Of govern
ment of which history affords ex-
perience and illustration. Far
worse than the despotism Of the
Gar Of Russia or Of the Sultan Of
Turkey far worse than the rule
of the Emperor Of France, with
his Chamber of Peers and Of
Deputies, or that of Great Britain
with her Queen, Lords and Com
mons, viii be the Government of g.
caucus, which it is now
deliberately proposed to establish
IN the National Capital imita-
ton Of the Athenian experiment. Of
The thirty tyrants, or Of the Jaco-
bin and Cordelier Clubs Of Paris.
IA 1873.
This is the sum and substance
IF the whole plot, which has Gull
IN the effort to reduce the
President to subordination and in
eriority to one of his own crea-
ures, who has been ousted from
us office for disgraceful acts.
Their infamous design could not
oe exposedto The American people
q stronger light than by this
,et.
There is no principle, no poIitf-
al sentiment Or idea, or even poll
y, involved in the restoration Of
stanton to the War office. It isl
nipple, wanton act Of party annbi-
ion and power " We want a man
tho wall obstruct, thwart and null
fy the President and give us, the
congressional majority, unlimited
way We want man who viii
elleVe us OF all restraints of the
constitution. 7
This is the scheme. VIII it have
ne sanction and approval Of the
people? Discouraeing
s have been the most recent mani
By the people Of insensi-
lllty to the claims Of the Consti-
ltion and Of the Government Of
W fathers, we have a strong faith
lat the recent developments Of
e reasonable and audacious
'heme Of the Radical conspira4
rs Will arouse from their apathy
~ rally IN irresistible might the
eat honest masses of the country
'ound the President, in his grand
q noble attitude Of champion
g defender Of the Constitution,
Republican institutions and 81
N ". Times.
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Ihe Parigh Democratio Conven-

The Parish Democratic Conven.
ton met at the Court House last
Saturday and was organized By
the appointment Of Hon. Jacob
Ryan as Chairman, and Louis
Leveque, ESQ, as Secretary, The
object Of the Convention having
been explained 20 be the selection
of two delegates to the State Dem
Ocratic Convention ia New Orleans,
on the 5th inst, DR.. w. ii. Kirk
man, and w. FL Haskell, ESQ,
we're unanimously elected for that
purpose.
The utmost harmony prevailed
in the Convention. Owing to the
very brief previous notice there
was but a limited number Of dele
gates present from the country
wards, but they were among the
best citizens Of the parish.
IT was owing to an inadyertenoe
u the hurry Of giving the printed
notice for the selection of Parish
delegates that it was addressed
simply to the Democrats Of Gal
IL should have been, and
was intended to be, notice to all
citizens Of whatever political opin-
h,1ns, opposed to the Radical party.
Should Louisiana be permitted
next fall to participate in the cleo
hon Of President for the nation, {
We hope that the banner parish of ]
ihe State will sustain its ancient l
I
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4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ssosoetu, rid5c0lstsasns
The following are the counts of
accusation, 10 IN number, pre-
sented against President johnson.
me House reserying the privilege
q adding other counts, to sustain
the accusation, and 70 reply 70 tie
defense Of the ton counts CHARGED
Ihe removing Of Stanton,
with the intention Of violating the
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Constitution and laWsof the United
States.
2. The nomination Of certain
Lorenzo Thomas, to the Office Of
Secretary Of War, with a similar
intention.
3. Conspiracy with Thomas, and
other persons unknown, to pre-
vent Stanton, by intimidation and
threats, from discharging the du-H
ties Of his Office.
4. Conspiracy with Thomas, and
other persons unknown, to prevent
the execution of the tenure of
Office bill.
5. The nomination Of Thomas
while the Senate is in session.
6. Conspiracy with Thomas to
seize the property Of the United
contrary to the act Of JULY
1861.
Z. Conspiracy with Thomas, and
to expel Stanton from the
War department.
8. Conspiracy with Thomas to
AXE property Of the United States
a the War office.
8. To have given letter to
Thomas, authorizing him to take
possession Of the War Office,
10. 10 have attempted to prove
3 General Emory that there was
g law requiring that an order
rom the President should be given /
trough the Secretary Of War Of
he General Of the armies.
AS to the tenth charge, the only
ne which does not harp On the
Of Stanton, it seems to /
ave originated from an interview i
+ Gen. Emory, with the Presi- s
ent, in which the former was :
sked: I" Am I to understand that
le President Of the United States
IN issue no order except through
e General in chief OF Gen. !,
rant?" which was answered in &
e affirmative. The testimony Of Il
mory shows simply, that the d
resident propounded certain p(
lestions to him and expressed ru
me surprise at the answers re- j.
ived, But that he did not Give 81
" order. vi
Is therenot enough Of this farce. Isl
thoqt the implied promise Of 6
2 House Of Representatives to u
ntinue it indefinitely?
Wa hnvo ,.nooS,,,1 III. ~ Ay ~
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sss"Thanks to Z. q. Moeling, ESQ,
for sundEy favors.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-07

Thanks to Capt Thomas Hanson
Tor Q file Of late Galveston papers.
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We have received the Pamphlet
OF A. B. Bacon, associate editor 81
the N Q. Picayune, on the RAafrE,
and as 8 good many inquiries have
been made, in this Parish, in re-
gard to il, we give q few extracts
IA another column. We will Be
happy to let any Of our readers,
further information on tho
see the pamphlet, If they
win call at our Office.
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Ne GAsPuLez PAS
VO7'RE ARGENT

Sur DIES appareils Il bon marche, combines
sur lie modeIe de Ia pa.ente PArTisos, qui ne
sont pas settlement %inutiles. mais pernicieux,
altcndu qn'ils .atent ct dtpracicnt votre sncrc.
81 vous voulcz avoir iassurance d'obtenit un
bon prix dn produit de yos cannes, achc,ez lc
CYLINDRE PA1'1ISON qni anjourd'hui
est sans rival ct est univcrseliement admis
dams rEtat CONNIE lie seuI mode dc %c!atitica-
ton du jus de came par lie eaz acide sulfnreux,
avec aulan, de gertrude que de regnlarile.
References dams les p%aroisses St-.Jean. Bap-
tis,e ct St Charles:
V..B. MAEMILLloN WE'RE & BEcxnL
Nine P..B. MARMlLLoN THos. p. MAY
II. & l.. TRoxLEE & Gle OCTAVE liYMEL
SosTnENE DENEurEouEG
Ella St..Iac9ues
BARrEL 4 lIAG EN-, habi,a;ion "Uniou," ct
nombre d'au,res pianienrs louisianais.
Appareils fabtiquts par
PATTISON & CAGE.
G-Les demanucs doivent etre failcs Ic plus
tot possible ct adressecs i Ia Boie No. 595,
rosie de IN Nonreic- Orleans. Smars | an.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Parish Of st. James,
Estate Of The late Livingston Cloud,re.


The State and Court aforesaid
To Mrs. Marguerite Clara Chust widow
Evariste Clonatre, residing in the Parish of
Pointe Coupee, natural ,ullix of the minors
Marguerite, Amand, Amanda, Lizida and IRA.
nus Clouatre, and to the Creditors and all par
ties herein concerned:
Whereas Joseph CIonalre, of this Parish,
Administrator of the above Estate, has filed
in this Court his final account of Adminis,ra.
tion Of said Succession, praying for the homo.
legation OF the same and his discharge:
You are notified and pubic notice is hereby
given to all and each of you, TO show cause in
writing, within thirty days from date hereof
in the office of the Clerk of this Court, at tie
Court House of said Parish, the reasons why
the prayer of said petitioner should no, be
granted.
60 Witness the Hon. r. BEAUVAIS,
L.. S. Judge of our said Court, this an
H. April, A. d., 1868,
I. $. GAUDET, Clerk.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
COUR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
JUDlCIAlRE.
PAROISSE SAINT-JACpUES.
Succession de fen Livingston Clouutrc.

Succession de fen livingston C1ouairc.
IiEiai ct In Cour snsdits:
A Niue Marguerite CLARA Chusi vrnvc Eva
tlste tiouatr'. dom'cilitc en- Ia patoissc Pointe
Conpee, tnttice na,urelle DIES mihenrs Mar.
oneti'e, Armand, Amanda, Lizida ct Uranus
C'nua,re. ct aux Creanciers ct 4 tous ceux y
intetesses:
A,lendn que joseph Clona,re, dc ceitc pa.
roissr, Administrator de la susdi,e Succession,
a enliaSse en- ce,te Conr son compte final dad.
ministsation dc Ia dite Succession, demandan,
fh~omulogation d,irelui ct 81 decllarue:
Nons e,es notifies, e, avis pubic vous esl par
res prtsentcs dome 4 ,ous e, d chacnn de vous,
davoir d daIuire par ecrit, dans tren,e jonrs de
cctie date, an bureau du Grefiier de ccl,e Conr,
ii la Alaisou de Cour de cette Paroisse. les raj.
ronr 'esquel'es il re serait pas fat droi, i
la demande dn dit p6,itioonaife.
(~~) Timoin lllon. X. BEAUVAIS.
l., $. jug" de notre due Cour, &c 4 Ayril,
49, A. D., 1868.
Il. s, GAUDET, Greliier.
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readers, in modern English ;--"Let MS give thanks, let
us praise, let us rejoice, lie, us sing The loud hosannah
because Il ship has brought to orr feast a great white
man infinitely preferable to the Mexican peccary,
pshaw Il much greater and more dainty luxury than
the savory %zoopbyte - y The zoophyts is a compound
animal, partly flesh, and partly vegetable, in ar-
pcarance like IL large sponge, the root and stem being
th> vegetating parts. With the expressed Juice of
this rare animal, the ancient Philippians were accus-
toned to flavor their undergraduates repasts, before
the English slave traders had furnished them with the
more appetizing continent of Anglo.Saxon flesh and
blood. And it is well worthy Of remark here, that the
Anglo-Saxons first in every thlng-the "opti,nales'' of
the universe were the only people, who, in times
past, magnanimou>ly furnished the slavc.marts of The
world with their own ki,h and kin,
IF any of our readers are still so incredulons tha.
they entertain any doubt of the superiority of every
thing Anglo Saxon, wha, more convincing proof Of
that indubllable fact, can we give them, than the as
surance, extracted from their early history, that they
made merchandise Of one another, not for any pecu-
mary advantage to themselves, but for Oilers good,
and to set an example, even at that early period, Of the
practical philanthropy which, up to tie present mo-
ment, has distinguished them as the benefac.ors, par
excellence, Of the whole race Of Adam.
we are not ignorant OF the tact, that unrefecting
people decry the Anglo-Saxon race as a lucre-loviny
progeny, who prostitute the noble, universal Englisl.
tongue, to the worship Of Mammon. Now, we uuhe-
sitatinsly affirm, that this, so far from being a re.
proach, is their highest commentator, as we shall
show in another article, in which, we intend To prove
that the Anglo-Saxon inordinate Mammon worship If
such it be} is but a pardonable excess of deep religious
sentiment. and The natural result likewise, of the ex.
tension and expansion Of the most magnificent language
ever articnlated by the human organs Of speech,-We
intend also to demonstrate ,ha, Mammon and Bible ARE
convertible terms, and that consequently, the Anglo
Saxons have the best possible grounds for their pecn-
liar passion for what vulgar people call pelf; but which
the refined Angls.Saxons consider the Summon bo.
num- Snmmnm bonum is pure Anglo-Saxon We
may be excused from furnishing the proof, Of this now
but before we shall have completed onr contemplated
circuit of the world in inrtherance of the prea, cause Of
the An.lo-Saxon tongue, we pledge ourselves to do it,
Mean time, we trust our readers will duly reflect on
what we have advanced, and give us credit for a strong
desire of redeeming the promises we have made. The
universal interest in the inimitable language whose
humble advocate we are, is too intimately inter woven
with the progressive aspirations ri humanity, to suffer
tarily assumed. Vive lAnglo-Saxon X.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
State of Louisiana
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT-JAMES.
James M0iher
VS.. 3O7
Wtdcw George Mailer f. ais.

BY virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale To
me directed by the Honorable the Fourth Judi.
clal District Court ia and for the Parish of
Saint James, in the above entitled and num-
bered suit, ] have seized and will offer at
'pnbIlc sale and auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the Goth day of MAY 1868,
al II O'Clock A. M the following described
Plantation, to satisfy said writ, 10 wit:
A tract of land or Sugar Plantation, situated
in the Parish of Saint james, on the left
bank Of the Mississippi river, about sc
miles above the city of New Orleans, mea-
suring thirty two arpents more or less front
on said river by about eighty arpen,s in
depth, containing 1889 superficial acres of
land, bounded above by the (,l,en) property
OF Widow Louis LeBourgeois g. Sons, and
below by that Of (then] Jean Tircuit, with
The sugar house, steam engine, sugar mill,
kettles and all o'her improvements thereon
and thereto belonging
TERMS-CAsH in legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
SherD.
Parish Of ST. James, April 18th, 1868.
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FTNons sommes heureux dapprendre any
habilants de la paroisse Saiut,Jacqnes que
NJ. DAMAHe ifs Went d'elablir lei une
maison de qui nous manquait
Ua9asn de ProdMis de FOueSt.
Beaucoup d'entre nous n'onl pas c, ne peu.
vent ayoIr de marchands Il la Nouyeiie.Or.
leans-Ch ne iail pas sans flais On voyage en-
vil!e-Les bateanx, populaires gu non, s'eo,en.
dent a merveiIle pour lie maximum Ju fret
Nous sommes generalement oblieis. ouand
nous fai,ons des commands i Ia NonyelIc.
Orleans, d'aclelcr a l'sveogIellc- ct mile
anlres announcements connus DIES achc,curs el
des consomnateurs.
Ache,er lei, apres avoir yn, sans %encouri,
les lnconvenien,s do camionnaoe, du fret. du
transport, du debarquemenl ct queIquefois de
la prise, ce nest pas mince avantagc.
Les detaillants eux.memes trouyeront len,
avantage dams la creation dun tel mayasin.
La maison Damard, pres du Convent du Sa-
cre.CGur, reGoit directement ses produi,s de
tOnest ct vend an prix dc la Nouvelle. Or.
leans.
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Commercial.

o. NJ. J. BILLION. honme es,imable ct
comm dc beauconp d'en,re nous, Went don.
vrir un magasin a cote de l'Eglise Saint.Jac.
cues, dams lie local occupe jadis par la maison
de Dornier & Gle.
Nous ne crai gnons pas de dire cue les
clients ~n'aurout Qu'a Sc loner de la conve.
nance, de l'cxactitnde ct de I'honnetete de M.
Billion.
NJ. J. Billion a eu aussi l'heureuse idee de
londer nne Pe"Sion Bonrgeoise. La maisou
de Cour de la parolsse n'est.eile pas voisine ?
Les Jnges, les a%vocats, les gretierS, les clients
auront-iIs raiSon de Sen p'aindre9 Jnre aff,.
me rend de mauvais arrets, avocat a i'm de.
golse NAL "a h%arangne; client altere Sc mon,re
recalcilrant.
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LTAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Quatrieme District J%udiciaire,
PAROlSSE STJACQuES.
Lmes Mather
VS. 307
Vcure George Ma'her 4. ais.

En- vcrtu dun writ de saisie ct ven,e, i moi
dams ~latllire que dcssus, TAI saisi e,
%jofirirai en- ven,e publiquc ct a l'enchere, sur
les Iieux, MERCREDl, lie 90 MAI 1868, a II
heurrs A. NJ, ihabi,a,ion ci.aplts dGcri,c, pour
sati>fairc lie dit writ, SAVIOR:
tne c~er'ainc terrc OF habitaiion 6tablie en-
Sucrerie, situ6e daus la paroisse St-Jacqucs.
sur la rive gauche du teuve Mississippi, il
environ Sc miles AT -dcssus de Ia Vile de la
Nouvelle- Orlaans, mesuran, trente deux ar.
pent, de face ai tleuve, sur environ qnatre.
ving,s arpenls de pro(ondeur, contcnanl 1883
acres de super(cie. born6e en- haut par la
proprie,e (alors) de We've Louis LeBourceoiS
4 Fills, Ell en- has par ceIle ~talors) dc Jean
Tircuit, ensemble la Sucicric, machine a va.
penr, moulin, cllauditres, ct tou'es les au,res
authorizations, circumstances Ell dependances.
TERMES-Comp,ant en- monnaie ltsale.
S. THEREOF,
Shtr1.
Paroisse St-JacQucs, IS Avril 1868.
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rived off the Coast Of Guinea in a slave ship, with his
own children, to be sold for a miserable pocket full Of
gold dust! But Dahomy had taken a fancy to the god.
slave himself The magnanimous Anglo.Saxon' feel.
inss can be better imagined than described, when ne
found himself doomed to be made into pottase, and
when to his circumstances Dalomy answered haushtily
in good Angie. Saxon :-"DecreviTi
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Smoke Point 0

l.. Gmidry .Dr., avcrtit sa nombreusc
clientele ct lie public quill a t%ransporta son
marasin an No. J de Ia Poin.e il Ia Boucanr,
ct quill Went de ~recevoir de Ia Nonyelle.O,
leans un assortimen, compIet de MAECIlAN-
discs SECHES c, de GROCERIES, tcIles
que: Cotton, iudienncs, chaussures, wins, IL
whiskey, conserves, g~raisse, viAtdc,
tarine, cafe, slcrc, etc, etc, etc.
lie tout aux prix les pms moaetis.
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JEAN DILLON
Az St. JAMES EMPORIUM BRANCH,
OUVERT DEPUIS LIE Ter OCTOBRE.

bsS
d
Ny" N N. Anbcrl 4 Tcb~sier annon.
cent aux habitan,s d. la Paroisse Saint
Jacques qn'iIs v%iennent d'ouvrir IN nouveau
maeasin sur Ia propriG,e de Nine. We. En-.
gene Bourgeois. Give ganche), a I'eutree Ju
chemin de la Grande Pointe, desicne sous lie
nom de Sr. JAMES EMPORIUM BRANCH.
lis anront CONSIGNMENT en- magasin un as.
sentiment ties varis tie MARCHANDlSES
SECHES. IHNTEttEtfF-- ff1AUSSUEES,
SELLERIE, QUlNCAILLERlE, FEEBLAN.
TEHII. VAlSSELLE, VERREElE, PARFu.
MERLE de LUBrN. CocpGoy, MosrpiLAs, ct
de Ia SocIiTi IiyG,GSIouE, PHARMACIE,
CONSERVES, GROCERIES, WINS e, IL.
QUElRS des meiIIcnrs ctns, CONFISERlE,
ETC., etc en- IN mo, ,ous les ARTICLES que
dol, %conlenir un Establishment dc premier
ordrc. .r.M.. M... ..s. ..-..
Gsg~Plix moderes--Ptix dc Ia Vile ga
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Tobacco Grewcr'. Hand Beck,

Messrs. DuPLE,x II PuckRrTR, Na,chi,ochrs,
La have published a little ~pamphle, entitled THE
TOBACCO HAND BOOK, contain
ing essays on the cultivation, management and PIE
para.ion for marke, Of the several kinds of Tobacco.
which is indispensable to those who are turning ,hei.
attention to this crop. The essay on Cuba cigar to.
bacco n. by Don Joseph HERNANDEZ. whose e1ps.
Renee IN its culture is not surpassed. Send YOU,
orders direct to the publishers. Pnce, only 50 esa.s.
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State Of Louisiana.
PARISH OF SAINT-JAMES.
Estate of The late Michel Boudtcou1.

The State and Cont aforesaid:
70 Mr.. Nic'of'n MtlanC0n, residing in the
Parish Of Ascension, and to Mr.. Leon Mire,
residing in the City ut New Orleans. and To
the Creditors aud all parties herein concerned;
Whereas Dumesnil Mire, of the ratish Of
st. James, Aaministra,ur of the above Es,a,e,
has fled in this Court his final account Of adml
nIstra.Ion Of The said Succession, ptavina toc
the homo'ogalIon o! the samc aud his dis
c.latge:
lon are n%o'jfiel, aud public notice is hereby
given to all and each Of you, to show cause IN
writing. within thirty days from date hereof, in
the Office of the Clerk Of this Court, 81 the
Court House OF said Parish, why The prayer OF
said petitioner should no, be granted.
-~ Witness, The Hon X. BEAlNAlS.
Us. Judge Of our SAID Court, tins 2slh
- day Of March, 1865.
T. s. GAuDEr, Clerk.
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Fiat dc la LoWi>ianr.
Tour du Quatricmc District Jndiciairc,
PAROlSSE Sr-JACQUES.
Succession De ten Michel Boudrcau1.

L'Elat Ell la Cour snsdi;s:
~ NJ. Vic,orin Melancon. domicilie en- la
paroisse Ascension. ell a Nj. Leon Mire. domi-
ellie on Ia vile de la Nouvelle.O Orleans. e, aux
Creanciers q a ions ceux v interests:
A,tendn one Dnmesnii Mire, de Ia Paroisse
st jacques. Administrator de la susdile Suc.
ccsslon, a enl'asse en- cclte Conr son comp,c tinaI
administration de la d.te Succession, drmlu-
dant homologa,ion d'icelui ct sa declarge:
Nous elcs notifies, ct avis public vouscst. on
ces pre>en'es, donne a tous ct a chacun de Won.
d'avolr a dednire, par cert, dams tren,e jours DE-
ce'ic date, au Bureau dn Grefiier de celtic Con-,
a Ia Malson de Cnur de la dlte Parois>e. les ~,
sons pour Iesquelies il ne serai, pas lai, drun d
la demanle du dill pttirlonnaire.
Ttmoi,,, l'llon. X, BEAuEA,S.
l"S. Juse de no,re dl1e Conr, ca oSa TIC
~ Jour de Mars 1865.
L. ). GAUDET, Grrfi.r.
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State Of LOuj>iant.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
Succession Of Jerome Guudel.

Whereas Theodnle Gaudet, of the Parish Of
Saint James, administrator of the above Sue.
%cession, has filed in this Court his final ac.
count Of administration, praying Tor the homo.
legation OF The same and his discharge:
Public notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned TO file IN writing within thirty DAYS
from the date Of notice hereof, at the office OF
the Clerk Of said Court, the reasons why the
prayer OF said petitioner should not he granted.
BY order of said Court.
T. S. GATDET. CIetk.
Parish OF ST. James, 4th April 1868.
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MOULIN A Rlz

Les proprie,aires dc FEMPIRE PARISH
STEAM RICE MILL preyiennen, les ri.
Tiers qu'ils sont main,enan, prets a faire net.
foyer ,ous les rz qni leur seront envoyes.
Leur moulin, lie plus grand quill y ait a%ujout-
d'hnl en- Louisiana, possele les derniers per.
feclionnements.
S'adresser d la NouvelIe.O Orleans chez FIR.
MIN MARTIN, Rue de la yiejlle Leyse.
No. las, entire les rues Toulouse ct Jefferson,
on a leur usine a Ia Poin,e a Ia Hache, Pa.
roisse de PIaquemines. lfev. SIN.
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Fiat dc liz LOnisianc.
COur dn QHatriemc District J%ndiciaire.
PAROlSSE Sr-JACQUES.
Succession dc Jerome Eaudet.

Atlendu que Ti,eodnle Gaudet. de Ia Pa.
roisse Sl-JacQnes, administrator de la susdire
Succession, a enliass6 en- ce,te Cour son
compile final d'adminis,ra,ion, demandant Pho.
mologa,ion d'iceIui ct sa dscharge:
Avis public est par lie present donne i tous
ceux y interesses, d'avoir a deduire par ecril.
dams lren,e jours de la date du present avis, au
bureau du Gretfer de ce,le Cour. les raisons
pour lcsquelles il ne serait pas fait droit i la
demande de la dite psti,ionnaire.
Par ordre de ladite Cour.
7. 5. GAUDET, Gre6ier.
Paroisse St%-JacQues, 4 Avril 1868.
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st. James Business Cards
Aris imp"ri"mts.

Dotsnavant Ia Sociele de Renaissance 81.
Michel privera de ses secours ;oule personne
Qui aiIec,erait a i'achai d~'auires articles les
bons qui lui sont lou1nIs pour pain ct pour
viande.
Pour micuX snbvcnir aux besoins des indi-
gents ct pour obiir aux Regiments, chaquc
Societa're est instrument prize de vcnir payer
sa colisa,ion men.uelle Ic jour de Ia reunion
ordinate de la Socieit, Iaquelie a lieu lc Ter.
dlmancllc de chaquc mos.
D'ici an Ter Mai 1868, lie Tresoricr sera ,cnu
de regler on de collector les complies %ar,i1rts,
aInsi que Ia surlare dcs 6 pias,res impose Il
tout nouveau membrc, an debut du Club ST.
Michel.
St-Jacques, Is Anvil 1868,
De la part du Comile Directcur,
TnEoporE FOREST, Seer.