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w. E. WARDS SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES

NOW STANDS AMONG THE FIRST IN
~ situations. In many respects we do not
think a. good advantages can be found else
where. Tho MUSIC, the FRENCH TABLE.
the CLASSICS WITHOUT CHARGE. the
thoroughness Of instruction, its nOt-sectariHn
chararter-each pupil attending her own church
the FINE DRAWING and PAINTING
facilities.
TT BEGINS WITH THE LITTLE CHILD
AND COMPLETES THE COURSE
Fail Session September "a Catalogues ready.
address. W. y. WARD,
5uus8 dst twkwlm Nashville. Tenn.
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LATEST KILOGRAMS,
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGs.
.RnRlA

Z WAsHINGToN, July THE tax bill up
to this time taxing cigars was extended
TO April next. A section was added en-
towering the Secretary Of the Treasury
and the Revenue Commissioner 10 alter
the stamp mark upon cigars and tobacco.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING FULLY
prepared for manufacturing sash,
Stationary Stats, Frames Of every description,
Brackets, COrnices, plain and ornamental,
Moutelpisces MOuldings of all kinds, Base
Boards, Flooring, Poplar aud Pine Ceiling
Plank. WeatherbOarding and Building Mate
rial generally. Also Builders and Contractors,
All at as low rates as can be imported Of equal
quality. Send orders. Punctuality and dis
patch are our business ere Cd. Office and Fac
tory adjoining Nashville and Chattanooga Kali
road Locomotive Shops, Cedar street, Nashville,
Tennessee.
TURBIVILLE 4 FULCHER
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a5 600 MHEAT BAGS.

WR HAVE NOW ON HAND A FEW
W wheat Bags, and on the way sufficient
suppIy for al the wants Of Middle Tennessee
and will make it to the interest o. dealers 20
juae24 lW RHEA. SMITH & co.
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THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on THE
l. 9Th day Of June. A. T.. ISIS, "a warrant Boz
bankruptcy was issued against tho estate Of
DanI Z. Jliffe, u franklin. Of tho county of
WiIliamson and State Of Tennessee. who has
been alluded bankrupt on his own pc
delivery Of any property belonging % such
bankrupt 10 him. Or for his use, and tH.
transfer Of any property By hem, are forbidden
BY laW that NJ Getting Of the CREDITOR u the
saidi bankrupt. - prove their d5bLs ami ID
choose one or more aesigneeB on his estate
will bs held NJ 10 Court u Bankruptcy. b. H.
holden on the 9th day Of July, A y 1915
AZ o'clock A. y. q the Olhce Of the Register o.
Bankrnptcy, Al tbe Courthouse Gu Franklin
Tennessee. before Alexander 3. Bradley. .I.
Eegiftsr.
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H.. t.. tlHANtIlAr
jy72 4. S. Marshal, Messenger.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on
the 18th day Of June. A u. 1865. e wnrrugziu
bankruptcy was issued against The estate 90 -.
seph Spence. Of Nashville in the county of bu-
wilson and State of Tenn, who has been ndIudgci
a bankrupt on his own petition that the payment
Of any debts and delivery Of any property belong
ing to such bankrupt, % him, OF Tor has
forbidden - law; that n meeting Of the 'reI
itors Of the said bankrupt. to prove their debts.
and to choose one or more assiEuec5 Of Dos
be holden on the 18th day Of July. a. u
1853 at = o'clock E. NJ. at tho office ot the
Register il bankruptcy, Nashville. Tennessee.
No, s2l4 Church street. before Alexander s.
Bradley, Esq.. Register. ...
T.. X. GLASCOCE.
iv72t U. s. Marshal. Messenger
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.

AT CIIDN,
4 HE PARLOR, HOUSDHOB}AND klTCH-
| en- Furniture of J. LYMAN, deceased, Will
be sold at his residence,
NO. 2sO south Su MINER street,
zone door from DR. Goodlet's Church, } on next
Wednesday Morning, July ssh, at
o'clock The articles embrace everything that
is needed in a well rsgula ted household.
House for rent. M. J. DOLIN,
iy7 2t AuctiOneeT.
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h. Il. GLASCOJk.
iy7 n 4. s. Marshal. Nc-aCUrcr.
THIs is TO Owe NOTICE, THAr ON M

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on THE
Il Goth DAY Of june A. h. 1905. warrant boz
bankruptcy was issued against the estate VIM. ".
Shute, OF Nashville. IN the county OF Davidson
and State Of Tennessee, Who has been al
iuiRed "a bankrupt on his owp petition that the
payment Of any debts and delivery of any prop
erty belonging 10 such bankrupt, 20 HIM or
for his use aud the transfer Of any property hF
him are forbidden by law that q meeting 1i tho
creditors Of the said bankrupt, b prove their
debts and - cheese one or more asslguecs nt Do.
estate, will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy,
10 he holden on the 10th day Of July, A. u.
1868 At giS O'Clock A. NJ at the office 81 the Regis
ter in Bankruptcy, Nashville. Tennessee. 30.
s2iF Church street. before Alexander $ Eui-
~ -, r. HLANNLIk
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J.. X. GLASCOCk,
Il I. s. Marshal. Messenger.

TIHIs IS T0gIYE NOTICE. THATON THE
= 9Th dag OF June. a. u. 1853, 2 warrant Bro
bankruptcy was Issued against The estate u.
\. r. Cattles, In the county u sumner and
state OF Tennessee, who has been Ealudge4
payment Of any debts and delivery % any
property belonging % such bankrupt, Co him or
for bis use and the transfer q aGy property hJ
him are forbidden By law that meeting Of tho
creditors Of said bankrupt, 70 prove ther debts
and 70 choose one or more azsignee3 OF ms etii I'd
viii be held at Court Of bankruptcy, o. Da
holden on the Zgth day Of July5 a. ~ 80
az g o'clock A. X, at the once Of the hegtsIe! m
Bankruptcy AZ the Courthouse IN ,tttiit5lin
Tennessee, before AlexandeI ;. Br4iisAt A-'
~ m u 3 Marshai. MESSENGER
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FEATHERS, GINSENG,
BeeswaX and Rags. ~

WE ARE BUYING ALL OF TIE ABOVE
w articles at heir highest value, IN large or
mGll qnautities, We keep On hand q selection
Of STRICTLY PRIME FEATHERS. for sale 10
persons wanting prime. select Feather.
We renOvate aad eleadse featheFs in a days
notice. WHITMAN BROS,
my90 II No. ~ Public Square
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nHIs ISFO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
IL 9th day Of June. A. D. ISIS, "a warrant lu
bankruptcy was issued AGAINST the estate OF
William ~ NcNisb, OF Nashville en- the county
Of Davidson, State Of Tennessee, who has boon
a1iudgsd a bankrupt on has own petition that
the payment Of any debts and delivery ui ans
property belonging 70 such bankrupt, 90 him or
for his use aud the transfer Of any property
BY him are forbidden BY law, th8t meeting
of the creditors OF the said bankrupt, 90 prove
their debts, and 90 choose one or more as
signees of his estate, will be held 90 Court o.
Bankruptcy. to be holden On tho ZOJh day of
July, A ID. 1865, at So o'clock a. IT,. nc the
Office Of the Register IN Bankruptcy, Nash
Tennessee, No. spa Church street, before Alex
ander S. Bradley. Esq Register.
r.. r. GLASGOW.
iv-at T. S. Marshal Mcszeular
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CITY HOTFL.

INCONSISTENCIES HAVE AGAINT TAKEN
charge Of this long established HOTEL. have
renovated the house throughout, and the char
ges win he as moderate as the times will admit
Of
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EdgefeId Female Seminary.
REV. 4. TRIHBI.E. Principal.
Mrs. Henri Weber. Associate Print

I AM PLEASED To SAY TO NY OLD PA
1 irons and to the public generally, that |
have associated with me Mrs. HENRI WEBER
in the management of this Institution. Mrs.
W0ber's high culture, ripe scholarship and long
experience in teaching. Rre too we'll known IN
this community 10 require a single word In her
commentator. twill DO our earnest endeayOr
to max g the school both thoroughly preparatory
and finishing in its character None but prac-
teal and experienced teachers will be EN-
plOyed and no pains will be spared to make
the institution equal 20 its work 10 qualifying
young ladies. by high intellectual and moral
culture. for usefulness IN any station IN life.
The next session will begin on the First
Monday tn September. For farther Ia
iy72w L. G. TRIMBLE.
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TX IL NJ . v a L.
Gates e. POhIIHG1l

HAVE REMOVED TEMPORARILY TO
III No az Union street. one door wet Of
CoIiegs street. tthe store formerly Occupied By
John Ramage 4 Son and being desiroas Of
Opening a fresh stock 10 their new baildins,
now in process Of ereetlgn. they are oheriRg
their present supply Of Watches, IewaIFy,
silver and Plated Ware al greatly re-
'1'' GATES q POaLMAN.
iva ~ No. . Union street.
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Twelfth Quarterly Statement
OF TEE ...
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF NASHVILLE,
... ... on THR
First Monday iH July, 1865.

RESOUR CES.
Bill and notes dlscountedsl73T6i q .-t
Loans on cOllaterals.-.... III 495 40 $40 10 -
u 5. Bonds deposited with
u. s Treasure r......-.-... 5000 90
u. s. Bonds on hand -.... 429SsO o. 5A.VO W
Premium Account. !A,thi Y
81 600 Tennessee Bonds
cost Go cents..-.--....... ti.41u W
Due from Banks Sight -,
exchanged ..--...--...-....-- it5,o' =
CASH .,. ... ..
Legal tender Rotes.-.-.. llI,4g ~
National Bank notes . 36,6ol ~
Revenue stamps .--.-.---. l52 oo- lJ4.u'o 70
sL2ls.O07 O.
LIABILITIES
Cau;tsI stoek.............. 100000
Surplus fund ...,...-.-.-...-. 2},UOO bc .,o-
Undivided iPrOGts.....-.---. 2,aD 70 Do" "
Individual deposits and
certificates of deposit Il $50 ~
Due IT. s. Treasure r.--... AZ, .i52 FL ,OS2yll 5y
Due Banks aud Bankers. 42i4 -
sI.2t30U7 %
- .. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me. this 7th
day Of July, 1868 A. G. NOhN ELL
Tvs Iw Notary Public.
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UHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. TIL ATOM THE
L lst day OF July. A. ID. lSiiS q warrant iB
Turner OF Nashville la the county of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee, who has been al
Judged a bankrupt on his own petition that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging 90 such bankrupt 90 him or
for his use. and the transfer Of any property by
him are forbidden BY law thatu meeting OF the
creditors of the said bankrupt 90 prove their
debts and 10 choose one % more igpees ut hss
estate will be held at a Court Of BANKRUPTCY to-
be- holden on the Duh day OF July. A. j.
1865 ~ I O'Clock r. NJ, nc the Office OF tho
Register in Bankruptcy, Nashville. Tennessee,
No. s2l4 Church street. before Alexander =
Bradley ESQ. Register.
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Sworn 20 and subscribed before me. this 7th
DAY Of July. 1858. A, &. kQhN ELL"
ivs lW Notary Public.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
LIST day Of July. A. D. 1865. a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued asainst the estate Of
Henry Levy. Of Nashville. in the county Of Da-
wilson and State Of Tennessee, who has been
adjudged G bankrupt on his own petit
ton; that the payment Of any debts
and delivery Of any property belonging
to such bankrupt. 20 him. or for his use.
and transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden by law that a meeting Of the cred
itors Of said bankrupt, q prove their debts. and
to choose one or more assiguees Of his estate
will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, to be
holden on tho 10Th day Of July, A ID. lNto.
At 10 O'clock w.. AZ the Office Of the Register
in Bankruptcy. Nashville, Tennessee, No. 81 b
Church street, before Alexander s. bradley
Es1 REGISTER f. Il. GLASCOCk,
jy7 p l. ;. MARSHAL messenger
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mVTs IS To GIVE NOTICE. THATON THE

mHTS is To GIVE NOTICE. THATON THE
4 10th day Of June. A. ID. lS6s. q warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF ge'.
A. Weber. Of Nashville. in the county OF Da-
wilson ana State Of Tennessee. who has been at
judged bankrupt on his own petition that the
payment Of any debts and delivery OF anyPrQp
erty belonging TO such bankrupt 20 him or Tor Ms
use, and the transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden by law; that meeting OF the credi-
tors Of the said Bankrupt 20 prove their debts
and To choose one or more assignees OF ms es-
be holden on the Goth day Of July, A d. l>tN.
SO ~ O'Clock An, at the Office Of the Register lu
bankEuptcy. NASHVILLE. Tennessee, No ST.
Ghurch street, before Alexander $. Bradley
ESD. Register
Err. GLASCOCk,
jyT 2 U. S. Marshal, Messenger.
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uHIs Is oGIyE NOTICE. THAT ON THE

=. r. GLAsCOCk.
u S. Marshal. MOs gnggr
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4 " r S.

Aux CONTRIBlTABLES DE la PA
ROISSE ST LANDRY.
TE suis en- possession dn Roll d"s Tax
- de la Paroi>sc pour Fatnec 1861, ct j
suis prets a recevoir lie Placement DIES ditt
Taxes. Pour la plus sranlc iaciit6 DIES con
tribuablcS je me trouvcrai en- personnc an,
different licuX, les ionrS indlVucs plus has
entire 10 hcurcs Gu !Ha'in ct + hcurc> Nt
l'apreS midi dams lie but de rccevor lc mon
tant dcS Taxes, commencant anX Op"loust.
| lie Lundi, l3mc jour du mojs d Avril.
| 4 GroS Chevrcuil, chez Michel Emonrt
Mardi, II Mai.
A Arnaudyilc, au cafe, Mcrvretll, l.
Mai.
Au Grand C6tcan, all cafe dE~t;Iettc
Jcudi, II Mai
\ Queue Tortuc, chez j. B. Bernard,
son magasin, Vendredi, Il Mai
Au Bas de Plaquemine. au magasn dc
Clark & Hays, Lu,di, IS Mai.
Au Haut dc Plaquemiue, chez Joseph
Daigle, Mardi, 10 Mai
A Mermcntow, chez IIila:r DcsesS:rtS
Mercred 90 Mai.
A Pointe AK LoupS, chez .1n:oine Car
Jendi, 81 Mai
\ Bois Mallct All maga>in de Chas. Fran
cois, Vend' cdi - Mai.
A Fa1uetalIue, au nagaSin dc ialentiu
Savoie, Same'.i, % Mai.
A Chatalgncr, chez Dorsin Lrtlcur,
Lundi, 25 Mai.
A Plai>ance, an cafe. d.. Durio ( Monillt,
Mardi, 26 Mai.
A Vile Platte. al magasin de Dairc &
Tate Mcrcrrdi 81 Mai.
A Petit Mamouth, chez Joseph 1.andrc-
neau, Jeudi, 2S Mai.
A Bayou Chicot, au magasin dc Sam
Haas, Lundi, l .|uin.
4 Grandc Prairie, au :nasasin dc Staggg,
Mardi, 2 Juin.
A Washington, au bureau de la Postc.
Mercredi, 3 JUN.
A Bayou Bnuf a la mason d'Ecole, pres
Thomas McCrory, Jeudi, 4 Jun.
\ Crosse Cannes, au mayasin dc Norris
Same!i, JUN.
A Atchalalaya. au masasin de Foot Lsn-
di, 8 JUN.
A Bayou Wake, la maison d'Ecole,
Mercrcdi, 10 JUN.
Mon Bureau est avec celui dc Joseph D.
Richard, mon Depute, aux Opelousas, ou
Fun ou lautre peat 6tre tonours trouve.
JAMES NJ. THOMPSON,
Collectcur.
Opelousas, II Avril 1868.
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Etat dc In LOssiSiaMe.

CouR DE DISTRICT, ST. LANDRY-No. 10o75
A LEXANDRE THIERRY. de la paroisse
IN St Landry, administrator De la success
sion de Louis Thierry, decide, reinforcement
de la dite paroisse, ayant enrtgistre un lab.
leau de Classification des dettes de la success
sion susdte, accompagnc dune petition de-
mandapt rhomologation dicelui ;-et attendu
quill fait droit a la demande de ladte peti.
ton par un ordre de la Cour en- date du u
Mars, 1868:
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dom
de aux intGressts dams cette succession, 'avoir
a fsre opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par Gcrit,
a mon bureau dams Ia vile des Oprlousas,
ans les trente jours qui suivront la date du
= kesentsavis pourquoi ledit tableau ne srrait
approuve ct homologut, ct l'administra-
r autorise payer conform6nent audit tab
IN A GARRIG UES, Greficr.
pelousas, % Mars 1868.
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sY" La subscription au Journal est r{
duite deux piastres par an.
~~o~-~~A~-@r-s-~-~-~~
Indifference en POljtiQgse.

Nous lisons dams le Commercial Adrerti-
| ser:
Un de nos confreres les plus estimes de
| rOuest dep'ore dams les termes suivants Zen
gourdissement moral ct polltique dc notre
population:
"L'indffGrence du peuple dcs EtatsUnis
a regard de Ia deposition du President est
nm suiet d etonnement pour un grand NOM
brc de nos citoyens nteligents. IL est a
noter que ceux.la meme qui condamnent lie
projet radical avec lie plus d'energie Sc con-
tentent generalement de le denoncer, ct de-
carent, en- haus>ant, les cpaulrs, qu'ils mont
aucun lieu politique avec NJ. johnson. Nous
en- sommcs encore attendre la premiere
suggestion Serieuse dc resistance a la de-
position En- revancte nous trouvons les
journaux democrates remplis de commen-
taires sur Ia condute probable de NJ. Wade,
successeur de M. johnson, ct de critiqucs
sur lie choix de ses futurs ministries. Les
d6mocrates manquent absolument de Ia CO.
h6sion ct de Tenergie necessares pour taire
nne opposition vigoureuse qnoique pacifi-
que rimpeachment. lis sont forts pour e.
METRE de prophecies lugubres, otter des pre-
cedents eloqnents,, mais, en- somme, lis ne
sont pas drs adversares pratlqucs.
ST papathie populaire ne Sc manlfestait
que dams les circumstances actuellcs ct seule
mcut pour IMPEACHMENT, nous aurions plus
d'espoir pour notre pays. Mais l'indtferencc,
linsensibilite du peuple a regard de tout
ce qui touche aux maversations congress
sonnelles ct aux abus du pouvoir est anss
generate qu'allarmante. La prodigalite du
dernier congress aurait excite, toute sutre
Gpoque de no,rc histoire, une indignation
universelle. L'adoption du bill inutile des
pri nes miitaires qui augmente de plu-
seurs centaines de millions une dette pub
liquc deia Gcrasante, ma pas cause le moin-
Dire malaise parmi lie peuplc. Les frandes
sur lie REQUIREMENT des imp6ts sur lie whs-
key, fraudes qui s'elevent de SO 30 mil
lions par an ct oui ',ont dues rimpossibi
lite d'appliquer une loi inexecutable ct la
malhonn6tete des employees du Tresor, ont
etc acccptees sans murlnurer LIE Congress
actucl, don't rattcntion etait sollicitee par
S questions dun int6ret vital pour lie pays,
ne sest occupe, depuis, quill est en- session,
que dc chicanes p"litiques. Et dependant
pas une reclamation ne se>t elcvee du sein
du peupIe
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Les Geux fiSueS.

Nous lisons dams le Messenger franco am6-
ricain:
Les protectionnistcs ne sont pas satifaits
tablis sont 81 pcu elevcs Comment veut-on
que rinduStrie americaine prospere? Les
marchand scs etrangercs ne patent AL Ire
sor federal que cinquante OH soxante pour
cent en- or. cc Qui equivaut settlement a qua
tre-vingt dix ronr cent en- greenbachs Nal
gre ces droits, les consomnateurs peuvent
encore achcter bon compte certains otjets
venus d'Europe. Nest-re pas monstrueux !?
Et ne doit on pas fremir d'cntcndre les H.
bres echangistcs mandcr la reduction des
drots actuels, en- diSant all pcuple que c'est
lui ct lui scul qui est dupc, lorsqu'on lie force
d payer tres cher des articles americans ne
valiant pas les produits d'Europe Qui, sans
relevation actuellc du tariff, lui seraie.:t VEN
dus deux fois moins cher.
LIE Acknowledgement dcs protcctionnistes
est done vf. II Sc manifesto sur'out depuis
qu'on forme Ncw-Yorli une Free 7amde
League presidee par NJ. William c. Bry-
ant, ct qui fait une propaganda active en-
faveur du librcechange. Ona juge prudent
de ne pas lalsser lie champ lbre i la nou-
VeilC SOCIclc OOuS uH CCtiOu OC W. e
ter Cooper, il s'est fonde une american In
dustrial League, qui tenne mardi soir un
meeting au Metropolitan Hotel. De nom-
breux dscours ont etc prononces pour faire
rcssortir les beauties du protectionnismc.
Puts, des resolutions ont etc adoptees dams
lesquelles la ligue demandc raugmentation
du tariff rabolition des droits ad ralorem ct
Establishment de droits specifiques sur
tous les articles importes.
Dams lie cours de la discussion, M. Coop
er afirme que M. BENZ min F. Wade, lie
successeur presomptif du president John
son, est un adversaire decide du libre echan-
&C. On lui aussi une lettre de M Wade,
dams laquelle il declare approuver le but de
la l;gue. Faut-il en- conclure que 81 lie Sc
natcur de rOhio arrive la presidence, il
recommended au Congress d'augmenter les
droits dentree? Cette recommendation ne
nous surprendrait pas. Mais ce qui nous
rassure. c'est que les representants des Etats
du Sud ne tarderont pas i prendre leur
place a" c., ct CONNIE ills voteront plus
ia IS representants des con-
Sommatenr. 'uest qu'avec ceux des ia
brlcaNte de ! peut compter sur la re-
duction dcs aloIts plut6t que sur leur aug
mentatIon
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Marchandises de Printemps!
DE PRINTEMnS
A NEILLEUR MARCHE QUE JAMiIS.

TT E nouvel etablissement d'EMANUEL
- PHILLIPS, rue du Maine. a cote du
Ealer, offre mantenant une magnihque ap-
parence lie proprletaire Went d'aniver de la
Nouvelle Orleans avec un splendide assorti-
ment de Marchandises, consstantant en- par
tic de Indiennes, Cotton ecru ct blanc, Tarla-
tannes. Nansou. Toile de toutes qualities, Ba-
reyes pour voile. Batiste Pole, Toie d Irlande.
Barege. Poult de Sole, Orgaudies, Tulle, Bon,
neterie, Tissu etc, etc.
L'assortiment etc choisi avec soin ct ache
te bas prix, prenant en- consideration faug-
mentature sur toutes les qualities de mai chan
discs.
Son assortment de chaussure pour enfants,
ieunes demoiselles, hommes ct temmes est
compet. Chapeaux de toutes descriptions.
Habillements conftctionnes, etc.
NJ: Phillips aoute a son etablissement de
marchandises seclles, ce quill de mei|leur
enfat Groceries, Quincaillerie, Ferblan terie ct
Vaissele. Farine, Sucre, Jambons, Chandelles,
Savon, Amidon, Epaules. Tabac a fumer, ct a
chiquer, Cigares, Pipes, Clous, Casseroles,
Fours ct Vases de tout genre.
Ainsi qu'un assortment complet de Fer
blanterie.
Faites une visite au magasn de Phillips
avant d'achrter ailleurs. Nous verrez que ses
prlx s'accordent avec les temps. ia
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Tout lc monde plus GU moims aime
sa cousine. C'estss d'ailleurs un lieu COM
nun de roman. Ehbien! les parents ont
joliment raison d'empecher ces amours-la
de Sc terminer par des marriages:
LIE doctcur Bernies, du Kentucky pub
lie recemment des details curieux sur les re-
sultats dcs marriages entire parents rappro-
cheS.
Ses experiences ont porte sur les enfants
admis pour causes dinfrmites dams les hos
pices des Dtats- Unis. l! constate que
10 OIo des sourds-muets, 500 des aveugles
ct 1000 des idiots sont issus &c marriages
etc recemment interdits dams lie Kentucky ct
quelques autres Etats de rUnion.
Les families princieres de souverains a.
yant Ihabitude des unions de ce genre, on
peut prevoir-sans trop d'effroi-le moment
OH elles disparaftront de la circulation.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-05-16

Corr DE Dl~TRHT. ST LANDRY No. 1O263
NNEZIME POTION pITRE, Tutrur, de-
~ la ParuiSSr >t. Landry. avant rnrrgiStre
un TabIeau 1e C.a~s sitiratinu d,S 1ettts de la
succession de- joss phr~ l.ar"nh rtso Gpouse.
Octavir litrr. tu,,S les 'i"uN iletdJs, 'erniere
ment de la dit. paroiSS", acc"mpagnt dune p"
ttion deinandart ihnmol1eatnn d%cciu EFT
att"ldu quill .:t': 1nit droit la d"mandr de-
i,,lit" petition par IN ordlc dc ia Cour eli date
lu ~ Mars lSGc;
In consequence, avis est parle present dom
nt atlA inttrtSSt'S dams cettr succession, davolr
4 !:,,r opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par Ccrlt a
mon bureau. dams la Vile dOpelouSas, dams
les trrnte jours qui suivront la date du present
avis, p"urquoi ledit Tableau ne serat pas ap-
ln"uTc ct homol"guG, TT le tuteur autorlse
payer cunormtnrnt audit tab'eau.
A. GARRIGUES, Grefiier.
Op-iouSas y Mars lct;S.