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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-17
STEAMBOA rs.

STEAMBOATS,.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
From and after this date the several
Evansville and Cairo packets will carry
freights to all points hence to Cairo at
. cents Per hundred pounds.
.a II II. DEXTER,
Commanding Steamer Quickstep.
BEN. no " AR
Commanding steamer GunberIand.
- A. NJ. DUSOUCHET,
Commanding Steamer Armada.
April s, 1868. laprS Off
FOR WABASH RIVER.
The feet and elegant steamer
atom. B at8GAMNA sster.
Leaves ior Nj Garner iat and md "a ali wabash
River way points THIS DA Y, Friday,
For freight or passage apply on board. Il
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
The feet and magnificent steamer
R< p. ". SFRADER,
Albert Stein, Master;
So Ames Fisher, Clerk,
Leaves for New Orleans and ali fnterme-
date ports On SATURDAY, April 18th, at
3 O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passaae applv. on board. or
to II. NJ. HUMPHREY q CO.,
--- or w. g. BROWN & CO,
april az --- Etlyn agents.
Regular Evansville and Cumberland RIUer
$50 Packet. "
FOX L LA EbAAs-N III 1A4EIs
The fine passenger steamer
80 = R. L. LancasTer, Master;
- Chef Bradley. Clerk,
Win leave for the above and all Cumber-
land River way landings THIS DAY Fri
day, April nth, at PM.
For freight or passage apply on board. Il
FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
The magnificent Dean Line " steamer
fs SAM. j. HALE,
1900 VIM. P. Walker, Master;
- Ed. Miller, Clerk,
Leaves for Memphis al all way ports on
FRIDAY, a pril 18th, at AN.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to +. N. HUMPHREY & CO.,
aprI6 DIT Agents.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
The fine passenger steamer,
- Rob ROY,
f74l=Gs p. K. Barclay. Master;
$50 Lew. Morris, Clerk.
Leaves Tor the above and al! way landings
on FRIDAY. April 18th, a 4 Pm.
For freight or passage apply on BOARD, or
to F. NJ. Fl HUMPHREY q CO.,
W. q. BkOWN & CO.,
HUBBS, PATRICK & CO.,
or &. r hUDD,
aprl8 at agents.
FOR MEMPHIS, VICKSBURG AND NEW
ORLEANS.
The splendid freight and passenger steamer
LEGAL TENDER,
=Essz5 II. w. Roberts, Master;
Simon Singer, Clerk.
Leaves Tor the above aud all intermediate
ports on FRIDAY, April 18th, at u II.
For freight or passage apply on board
or to w. @. BR0WN 4 CO,
aprl6 DIT Agents.
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Farmf for Sale.

A SPLENDID FARM OF IS ACRES,
- in the edge of the City OF Evansville,
Indiana. This farm Is in fall view Of the
city. IL Is I'm high state of cultivation,
has on of the finest dwelling houses in
the country, entirely new. good barn, sta
bles and all necessary Outbuildings. and
splendid selection of almost every variety
Of fruit trees, apes, shrubbery and flow
ers, and plenty of good water. 1t viii be
Iold altogether, or the Improvements with
a part OF the land. For further particu-
iars inquire of ALNAH JOHN SON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
au29-3m.
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ARCHER's ENLARGEMENT,

AEGHENk'S IN
n the northeast portion Of the city, has
ust been laid out into lots, and is offered
or sale
1T REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS
This property Is situated conveniently
o the business portion Of the city, and not
ar from the Main Street line Of street
Railr rad, and any extension of said line
may be expected to run close to II. The
ground is rr
HIGH, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. II lies west OF
the LongWorth Tract (the location of the
proposed City PARK. and adiOins II, and is
nsi de the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
to apply inlm ediately.
For further particulars, inquire of
None IL & SCHt BERT,
Real Estate Agents.,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER.
narl3 Mayors Office.
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TOR SALE A secondhand twelve
IS horse power portable engine and
BOILER. and all the tools necessary (Of the
oest inventiOn) for boring oil we!rsi also.
sleven hundred feet Of hauser- rope, all OF
which viii be sold together or separate, TO
suit purchasers. very low Address
FISHER, BUSKIRk Il Co,
Commission Merchants, Evansville, Ind.
febS tf
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Removal.

w m. B u G ks
Watch Maker ana SeWeAeEs
-r1rkS REuOYED TO THE SPLEE-
80 did new store room OF warren q OoA-
yngton,
No Ct KAHN REETs
xvhare he Is better than ever prepared to
vwaif an customers. Having the finest
show window in the city, he has peculiar
ADVANTAGES for doing repairing. EspeclaA
attention given to cleaning ana Es95 ~ !Esln&
watches. LieOA1 uA
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TOR SALE-SEED OATs-2OOO bu shell
marI4 ali BAIRD & START.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT -STORE-ROOM A fine
x stOre-roOm, No. 70 Main Street, be-
tween : econ and Fhiru, now occupied by
Vickery Brothers, suitable for a wholesale
or retail store. a lease will be given for
two. three, or hve years. For particulars
inquire OF John Enrich, OF the widow of
VIM. enrich.
ap3 diff LIZZIE ENRICH.
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American House,

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS,.
FgT He VERY IMPORTANT A n ID
- extensive improvements which have
recently been made in this popular Hotel,
the largest in New England, enable The
prOprietOrs to offer to Tourists, Families,
and the Travelling Public, accOmmOda-
tiOns and cOnvenienceS superior to any
other Hotel IN the city. During the past
Summer additions have been made OF nu-
merOus suites of apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets, &c. attached one OF
Tufts magnificent passenger elevators
the best even. constructed, conveys guests
to the upper story Of the house IN one
minute; the entries have been newly ana
richly caFpeted, and the entire house
thoroughly replenished and refurH1shed1
making it, in all its appointments, equal
to any hotel in the country.
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls, and
Cafe on the first floor.
LIE WIS RICE & SON, PToprietors.
Feb. I, 1S68-feb6 3m cod
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MILLER, KARGES & CO.,
Wholesale Furniture Manufacturer
and Dealers in
CHAIRS. MATTRESSES, &C.,

CHAIRS. MATTRESSES, &C.,
FIRST STREET, bet. Pine and Elm,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Orders of all kinds viii receive prompt
attention.
Tuning Work Of every description done
10 order at short notice
Factory corner Fourth street and Canal
Basin. near ri con Creek.
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SO a new Wheeler Wilson sewing Ma
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TOR RENT - <TORE-HOUSE - That
very desirable store-hOuse, No. / Main
Street will be rented to he LIST January
next. Apply to CHARLES VIELE.
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REAL ESTATE.

In the District Court of the United States
for the District of indiana.
In the matter of Noses Levy, I3a b kruBa--a
In Bankruptcy.
To sOh0nl IL may concern: The uudersiGn-
ed hereby gives notice Of his appointments
as Assignee of MOSES LEVY, of Evans viile-
in the county of Vanderhurgh, and STATE
of Indiana, within said District, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt, upon his own
petition, by the District Court of said Dis
trict. tf-tH sH
Dated at Evansville the 4th day Of
March, AID. 1868
JAMES H. McNEELY, Assignee.
mch6 DIT claw FRI
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.&# To- %IEAMBOA1- Fft1-NI11G. Z
ar { NO printing esta blishment IN the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamb boat Printing. Our assort-
-rnentof Job Type. though very large and
b complete, fsconstantIy being added to. and
our lob department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United STATES, We are prepared 70
print Posters, plain or fancy. Bill Heads
J Il Bills Lading. Cards. Deck and Meal I1ck-
W. cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C, &c. Orders left with either OF the
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fer other Rirer TENS See Fgth Ioge.
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WHITE GRANITE WARE

Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and
silver Plated Ware Is one of the finest ever
selected for the trade Of this city; and "
have the advantage Of our senior partns
residing I'M the city Of New York and
all times on hand selecting the latest sty1f
and patterns of ware q > 4@3t8a#
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For CAIRO.-If the Gum berIand
does not get in in time TO go out to-
day, the Qu;ekstep will be the packet
for Cairo at three O'Clock, having laid
over on sccount Of the ice. She is a
magnificent steamer, and her officers
are A No. i. Capt. Ell. T.. Dexter
commands, and Jack Grammer and
Walter b. Pennington are her dis
tinguished clerks. The Cumberland
is the regular packet for Cairo to day,
and has snpeFb passenger accommo-
dations. Capt. Ben. Howard is her
high headed commander, and Tom.
Brashear and Bruce Hunter are her
accomplished and courteous clerks.
FoR CUMBERLAND RIvER-The
famous William White, Captain Ham.
Throop, with Kit Rudd in the Office,
will leave for GAINESVILLE and all way
landings at p NJ The White should
receive bouncing trip. ss
GIeanInss from our Exchanges.
- lPITTsBURe.rThe Commercial of
Saturday says:
Trade in the vicinity of the landing
was very dull in fact, there seemed to
be nothing doing, nor is there any
prospect of any improvement until we
have rise Of wafer; how long before
that event takes place we have no
means of finding out, The weather,
axe $50 tG4U SWAT I9
.8sseoTH
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Stolen

j" the night Of Saturday, July 10 h.. a
NOTE dated 81. james Parish. January 25 h,
1868, subscribed BY Edward Cnmbte 10 his
W order and endorsed by him. far The sun
Of S275, payable u, the office of The Recorder
of the parish of 81. james in all March 1869,
bearing 500 in'eres, per annnm after mntnli-
~ I'LL paid. Sad note is 'arhed Ne Vaiie-
tnr'' by F Refine Jr. Recorder.
The pnbljc is notified not 10 negotiate said
note, The raymen, Of which llayin. been
stopped.
AUBERT & TElSSlER.
q J'mcs, Monday, jay eoih, 1868.
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@TOlc.

Dams Ia INIT dn SAmedi Is Juliet, nm Bill
LET, dare i la raroisSc 81 Jacques, lie o5
Janvier 1868. souscli, par Elonard Camlre il
son proprr "rlfr G, par Ini cnloS-a, d, la
somme de $50, payable an Bureau an E.cor.
der de la parols~e ST jacques en- tout Mars
1869, po'iani S 90 Tan din,tit, aptes tclt.
ance %Jnson'a pa,fait Placement. Ce billet es,
pa'arhe NE Varielu," par +. RENE Jr, Re
corIer.
lie public est prize dc ne pas necocier IL lr
billet, atiendu 90" 10 Placement On 3 alt af,ele
- AlfBERT e. TElSSlER.
ST Jacques, Lunti, 20 Jnille, 1868.
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Summary Of News.

In a Republican caucns Tuesday the vote in
favor of a recess ill September or October
stood 80 To %.
AS the constitution in Mississippi was de.
feated, and Gen. Gillem has reported tina, he
is unable, TO discover The fraud which is
charged by both parties, military rule will be
continued. ge 81 a.
Both Houses Of Congress have passed a
joint resolution, declaring that the Fourteenth
Amendment 10 the Constitution has been
adopted. 51
An Intellectual effort was made in the United
States Senate Tuesday 10 pay Southern Sen.
a'ors from The commencement, If the Fnur,ie,h
Congress. In the Honse i, was agreed 10 paw
The Southern members from the day Of their
election. -w= "a us
In The Senate Mr.. Hendricks stated ,ha, tho
President would pnrpoee'y avail himself Of The
constitutional len days to defeat the military
bill, which arms Sou'hern militia at The op,;ou
OF the Secretary Of War. A sharp discussion
was provoked.
Three men, implicated in The recent Express
loDoefy near seymour, lndlana, were hung
BY .. mob. ,
Gold closed in Now York st,ong at l43.
There was an enthusiastic Sryn"ur and
Blair ratification meeting at Leavenwor,h,
Kansas. Eazzzaa
Il is stated that Grant is receiving. bnt a
moderate reception along the Kansas Pacific
Railroad.
The Alabama Legislature balloted for United
States Senator without result.
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9 General Meats has a, last declined to inter!
tsre iuraer viii 'bs eligibility Of ce',aia,mem;;
&srs " the Gsprgsa Legislature. We comlhaenJl
Me siprdy i trsray, Of the Senate committed
shoadt.eted 10 their decision in tia lace Il
the di>pIca~nrs Of the Governor, backed by
military power.
TIE Inauguration of Governor Bullock, of
Georgia, has taken place "Wednesday.
Distinguished honors have heen paid to Gen.
Napier by The London 1r,"nicipnli'y.
II is stated ,Ia, Ile>se will shorty ra,ify the
NATURALIZATION treaty with The United States.
Anoller revolution has broken out in lIay,i.
.. Ey IN. o. Tunes.
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General Francis Preston Blair. Jr.

This gentleman, the democratic nominee for
the Vice Presidency, is a native Of Lexington.
Ky where he was born, in 1921. He received
an excellent education at Princeton College.
N. j., and after graduation returned 10 his
home at ST. Louis, Mo, where he soon became
actively engaged in politics. lie was the poll.
teal associate of Thomas Benton, and was The
inst man IN Missouri to denounce The insli,n-
ton Of slavery in his State. Being elected 10
the, State Legislature he soon became dislin.
enished for his opposition to all measures ten.
din. 10 benefit slavery, and did much towards
revoIu'ionizing public sentimen, in ST. Lon;s,
where he resided. In 1856, he was elected to
Congress as a republican, and was Reelected
by increased majoti,ies in 1858 and 1860
Throughout these years he never ceased lis
efforts against the "pecnliar institution, and
the Kansas Terri,ory difficulty fonnd him an
earnest advocate Of fee soil doctrines. A, the
commencement of the rebellion in 1861 he
was among the first 10 organize troops for the
defence of ST. Ionis and Missouri; and, in
conjunction with Captain, afterwards General
Lyon, raised the forces known as the Missouri
Home GnardS-one Of the most imporian,
U"ion organizations at lha. e%ventful period
Of civil disturbances in that State. lie was
made commander of the fist regiment and as.
sisted in the capture Of Camp jackson, 81.
Louis, on May 10. 1861, which capture was
among the first Of the severe bows struck a,
the rebellion after the fall Of Fort Sumter,
inasmnch as il was certainly The frs, important,
one. Colonel Blair also took part in the battle
Of BnonvilIe, nnder General Lyon, ON June II,
1861, during which contest he comma nded his
regiment. 1t was at this point that the rebels
nnder General Prize and Governor Jack.on.
met with their first decided defeat in Missouri.
His regiment took a very active part in the
battle Of Wilson's creek, where General Lyon
was slain, OH August 10, 1861; bnl in con.
sequence Of his having to occupy his seat in
the special session Of Congress. Colonel Blair
wa. M. present dnring that action.
During The sessions Of Congress in 1862
Colonel Blair was chairman Of The Committee
pn IA Military Affairs, and as such did, good SER
y'ce 10 The country. Upon The close Of The
session he returned 10 Missouri and commenced
the Organization Of 4 regiment of artillery,
amt afterwards, =, The reqaes, Of the Secretary
Of awsr, he sa'sedsa brigade Of infantry, Of
which he was placed in command and com.
m'ssionei a brigatier general in August, 1869.
The brigade became attached 10 the Fourth
division Of the Thirteenth Army Corps, but
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Commercial.
Varieties store. - 81 nos Ice,

Varieties Store. 81 nos l@ecteurs
n'ens-ent rartaitempn, comm NJ, V, f.. NJ.
ANDERSON ct rhabita,ion NJ. b. Cauir,ll.. lis
nous antaient iaii IN crime d'ayoir imprimt
rire Snnche ponr rire d,oitr mais 81 l'habi,a-
ton e., connre, lie nom lie NJ. Anderson nous
est tarniiIer a 'ous, CONNIE relu, dun mar
chand en,tcp'enaui, ac,ii 1t honueie.
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I'm. j. LAMARf, macanicien habilan,
n"'re pafo'>>e 'lep'iis p'us dune aimee, =,
avantageusemcnl connu de la p'upatt dc nous,
public son avis dams nos COLONIES.
Planieur<, C'est Ia moment de teparer la
machine i vapeur de la sucrerie.
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ST. James SlOrr.-M. d.

st. James StOrr.-M. J. BiLLoN. pro-
~prlttalrr di 81. james Sore, pes de lE-Iise
ST -JacGnes, arrive de la Nouvellce deans
a,ec un assortment r"mplet de matcllandi>t>
secl'es, ierbIan'trie, f%"Ience, po'r,ir, l,qu.urs
de p'emie,e qnaEi,t. col,~erves de premiere
f'a.lrheuf, %via,lcs, etc, ETC..
Qu'on Sc lie disc.
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Joachim Rome Store.

0OHC11tU1 ssOt1C StOfT.-NolS pflons
les lec'eurs de je'er les ycnx sur I'avis ,ln ma,
casin de NJ. J. ROME, hatila,ion va,seut
Webre, rive eaucle.
NJ. Rome, don't lie maoasin est ar[aiie men,
garni ct "A, halandt, ne So conlrn'e pas scule-
mcnl de vcndre aux la bi,an,s, mais il envoje
encore d dcmirilc les objr,s achetes chez luI,
tells que faiiue. pore, %,iandes, etc.
EXcellente idae.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES,
State Of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Succession Of The late Irene Roussel and
Victorin M!Iet.
Pierre Schepp
Ziphirin Millet, adm. and al.
Ziphirin Mille,, adm. and al.

BY virtne Of an order If sale of The Honor
able the Fourth Judicial District Conf in and
for the Parish "f 81. James, b. airing dat. Jolly
LIST, 1868. ! will .f-r q, public .a,- and auc-
ton, o" the premises. on TUESDAY I'M day
of AUGUST. 1868, at 10 o'rhck A. NJ, The
following drsc'Ibed property, 10 wi
A certain 10, of ground s,tna,,d in the Parish
Of ST. James, on The Irf bank Of the Mi,,i..
sipri river. at about fifty aud a half miles
81 from New Orleans. measuring half an arpen,
front OH sud river. m"se or less, m a d.p,I,
Of Nv" and a half aarpe",s, banded aI.,ys
ard Y" lha repr hy The properly Of Widow
Christopl,e R"nssel, and below by hat Of
Mrs. Denis Jol'nsss, together the binding.
aud improvements thereon. and thereto b..
longi,,g.
A lot Of furniture.
Terms and Conditions: =.
Movable payable Cash, and The land payable
Two thirds cash aud the balance in one year
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NNons appelnns l'a,ten,ion DIES habi'anls
sur i'avis de Nj, J. MlRAyAr, %ouv,ier horIorer
Ell b. j"n'i-r. qni Went de >'e,ablir i S..Jacques,
sur l'habiiallon l.. Bonnecaze.-
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Surveying.
n, KCAT,NC. CIV, Cuyjuccr

and Surveyor. Professor al Jefferson
College, iufotm> The public, that during til.
approaching vacation, he WILL have an onpor-
'nnliy of attending 10 the practice Of SUR
VEYING. .".-
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Al ST. JAMES emporium BRAICA,

OUVERT DEpUIS LIE 1ER OCTOBRE.
no. n. Aittbrrt 4: Tcl>stcr annon.
cen. aux labi,an,s d. la Paroisse Saint.
Jacques qu'iIs' y%ienncnt d'ouvrir un nouvpau
magasin sur Ia propri6,a de Mime, We. Eu.
gene Bourgeois, Give ,ganche), a Ientree do
chsmin lie la G1ande poiate, das;cn& sons 10
nom lie ST. JAMES EMPORIUM BRANCH.
lis anront constammrn, en- mngasin mn as.
sentiment tres vatia de MARC1iANDISES
SECIlES, CllAPELLERIE, C%HAUSSURES,
SEIAERIE, QUlNCAII.LERIE, TERBLAN.
TERlE, VAlsSELt.E, VERRERiE, PARFU.
MERLE de l.uDlN, CoUpEov. MoSrp;LAs, ct
d.. Ia Sociara HyGleslaUE, PHARMAClE.
IL Al.S- GI4CERlES.- WINS ct IL.
QuErRS DIES mtcilicurs cfn>, CONF1SERlE,
etc, etc Ell TN mot tons lea ARTICLES que
dot c%on,euir un endorsement de premier
ordrc.
1ay~P,ix molerts-P Pits De Ia vills.-6u
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Prix Courant de- la Nouvelle. Orleans,

Or ll2 Ii2i-Co,on 90 a 3ic.-Sncre - a
l5c -Melas>e. As i 5Or i. gal. - Farinc, So
a sis Mais, 600. 4 81 l.. t,oi<seau Pore
1921 a 1929! = Gais>-. l8 a zoe. la l.vre-
Bacon: epau'es, 10. a 1870. la iivre jamb,n.
cures an snc'e, 20 a 2Ic, Ia live. - K,z, 8 il
ICE. Ia ltvre -Eenrrr. % a 4Or-Oninn>, 81
a Slaa le haIil-rou,n-> de ierre, sal Ii. bail.
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Ne cAspIlltz PAS
JOTRE ARGENT

Sur DIES appareils a bon marcht, combines
sur lc node. de Ia Iairnte PArTIsoa, an ne
sout pas settlement luniileS, MATS pcrniCicux,
a,,cndu qn'iIs rA,cni e, dtpttci-,t ,otte sncrc.
81 vous youlcz avoir I'nssurance d'ub'enir IN
bon prlx dn proIni, lie ,os cannes, ache,ez 10
CYLINDRE PATTiSON Gui anjnurd'hni
est sans rivaI ct es, nniyersellrmrnt admis
dams II.,at coDme Ie senl mode lie c%|nrifca-
ton du jus dc came par lc caz acIde snlfnrcnx,
avec autant de ceil,tude one De ttyn'af'te.
References dams rs paroisses Si.Ledn Bap.
tiste FL 81 ChafieS:
V.,B. MARMrlLios WHERE & BEcNiL
Mime. Pc MAEMlIlnN Tnos L. May
K. & L.. TRoXLEE 4 Gle OrIAvE lIyMEL.
SosTHESE DLNEurEoul.G
ad 81 Jacqns
BAErEL 4 HAGEN, habi'a'inn sUnion,' G.
nombre d'au,res rlan'enrs louisianais.
Arparcils fab,iqnts par
PATTISON & CAGE
I-Les demanics duiveui elre tai,es te pins
tot possible ct adle>seeS i Ia Boiis Ma. SOS,
POSE de Ia Nonrslh ORLEANS. Snafs an.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-07-25
Fiat dc IL Louisiana.
Cour du Quatricmo District Judiciairo.
rAEOlSSE Sr-JACQCES.
Succession dr. flu Aene Roussel ct
Tctorm Mllct.
.. -: %
Pierre Scherp
Ziphirin Miile', adm. E, al.
Fiat dc In LOuiManc.

Fin vetin d'un ntlre de vente lie Honorable
Cnur du leme District Jnllclaltc dams u lonr
Ia parri-~. S,-Jacques, en- dnte dn Ter .luiil-i
1873, l'oft i,ai en- vcn,e pnhl'ane = d Prnchc,"
sur les ti-nx, MARDl II AOuT 1868, i 10
heure> a. NJ, les plop1ieles pius bas decilies,
savoir:
I'M. critaine por ton de 'rrre si'nie dams Ia
raroi>sr S,-J,cQurs, III, ~ Nv. ganrt,- dn
t1rn,e Mississippi, i r,nqnart,e mills q
dcmi dc la Nomveilr Ollt,,>. unrsnrani IN
dem, atp-n, de i,ce an dt n"ntr. plus nn
mnin>. slIr t'enx arpett- ~ Il, mi de ptpi"lI-
dcur, bnrut,. en- l,Mt II ,iai,S lr ,ul IA,
Ia ptouriaia d. V.nv. th,i>i"rlle R"n--
sci, ct par -n has var c"ln d, Nine D.ni,
Jnltn.Ss. ensemble les l,ali-s"s ct alntiiurA-
iiuuS uui - lluuselt utssus.
Ia 10, de mcuh.e Is.