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THE ERIE WAR.-The New York Herald

THE ERIE WAR.-The New York Herald
Of Thursday says:
"The present Erie Railroad litigation is
becoming as complicated as any former one
proved to be. Charles Mcintosh has filed
i bill Of complaint with Judge Barnard,
upon which the Judge has appointed Jay
Gould trustee of the company, with the
power of receiver, and also granted an order
IF injunction restraining all parties from
prosecuting suits already commenced, and
from commencing new suits. James Fisk,
Jr., has made counter affidavit, in which
ne declares that Daniel Drew informed him
Of the intended suit on the part of Belmont,
md asked for the loan Of thirty thousand
shares in consideration Of the information
he had given. On this being refused, he
stated he would injure Fisk and his asso-
;iates all he could
Ne,O York, November l9.-The corner in
Erie seems to be near its elimination. The
difference between cash and regular to-day
is 120l5 per cent, the former being quoted
at 55456, and the latter at 1895.
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4 NEW RAILROAD PRoJECT.-We are
pleased TO learn that survey has already
commenced for railroad from the Salt
Works to Chatham Hill, ia Smyth county,
passing entirely through the rich and
jnexhastihlc plaster banks of the Rich
Valley. If this road should be built
and it certainly Wilt will develope
he great resources of wealth in this
country. twill not only enrich the owners
IF the gyp>um, bnt it will enrich all the
farmers in this end Of the State who choose
to avail themselves of the use of that great
native fertilizer .--A6ingdon Firginian.
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The Florida Trouble-Accurate State
uirnf oS the Public Interest in The

The Florida Trouble-Accurate State
ment Of the Public Interest in The
Matter.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, November 20.-Lieu-
tenant Governor Gleason called at the CAPT.
tol to-day, and in conversation with the Go
vernor's adjutant expressed the kindest
feelings towards Governor Reed, and de-
clared that he had no personal feeling in
the matter of impeachment, it being forced
on him by the action of the Legislature.
The contestants for power seem to be pa
tiently waiting the action Of the Supreme
Court and the ex-rebels take their pea
nuts on the half-shell as heretofore, and
exhibit but little interest as to the result.
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Esr.>rE DECISION. Nu>hinqt0n, No
rhrr lg.--The Com missioner Of Internal
raveaue has decided that a distillcr or
brewer who has paid his special tax as
sach is not required to pay the special tax
atawholcsale liquor dealer for selling only
distilled or malt liquors of his own produc
t.u& the place Of manufacture, in original
c5,ss or packages in which they are placed
I'm ;hc purpose Of atixing stamps, but the
exemption does not extend and apply to com
mission merchants or agents 10 whom he
Assigns his production for sale. On the
first inspection Of spirits NJ n distillery the
exact quantity Of wine and proof gallons
contained in each cask = . be asccrtained
sad reported BY the gaugcr, and placed in
s warehouse. When they are withdrawn
ION the disti!lcry warehouse the tax should
he collected only upon the quantity actual
+ withdrawn, as shown By the gauge and
ROOF * the .ime Of withdra val.
The leakage account must be adjusted in
s,-7r lance with regulations in series No. 9.
II in any case Ii appears the loss, while
n the warehouse, exceeds one per cent. per
,rra.n. satisfactory evidence Of actual loss
mss, be presented TO the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue before credit can be taken
.r,sc same on bonded account. If the
aetna, loss on spirits remaining in the
warehouse fifteen days or less does not cx-
ecei one hall OF one per cent, 1t may be
allowed BY the collector without being pre-
yial-,g acted upon by the commissioner.
70 special tax should be required Of a
3:,,,l.er OF brandy from apples, peaches, or
grapes, exclusively, carrying on business
since July ~, 1865.
Section Is Of the act OF July, 1868, re-
u.sgr- that wooden packages in which
Manufactured tobacco is put up shall have
rria.eI or marked thereon the manufac-
turer's or proprietor's name, his trade
mark, and the registered number Of the
manufacturers gross weight of tobacco in
each package. This printing must be done
with Il branding iron, a stencil plate and
brush. oc in some other manner by which
the letters shall be lcgihly and permanently
IMPRESSED upon the wood or indeuted into it.
The label and notice prescribed by sec
ton IT, age in addition to all other require
u.n,- o. the act, aud consequently III adai-
t.on TO the marks and brands required by
section 81. They cannot be substituted for
each other, but both must appear Oh each
anI every package.
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q2jtI,mond 9ispatth.
81, 1868.
r,roRrAxT REVENUE DEcIsroN-TAxA

1,,roRT,NT REVENUE DECIsIoN--TAxA-
.,,x or BRxAnsTUrFs AND TMnER.-"Of;ce
.. p. tl,.ual Rerenue, Washington, Novem-
q y. lSGS.-Sir: Your letter of the
,,,1 instant, in relation to ;hc term bread
'.rr, and manufactured lumber as
S,.ci in section 4 Of the act of March 81,
,SsS, has been received.
" In answer, have to gay that the term
.,-eaAstuas is held to apply to -four. meal,
ssar;S. &C., made from corn, wheat, rye,
o,i ether grains, but does not include
%~se3, crackers, or other products Of bakers.
% The term 'unmanufactured lumber is
}o'3 10 apply to lumber in the rough IS i,
,.ovcs the saw, including shingles, laths,
.r3 rough clapbosrdS. Lumber which is
,,snci, toogped, grooved, or otherwise
1-es>ei Is not regarded as unmapufac-
,r-cl. hut is subject, under the above
.s~ci act, to tax on sales in excess Of
:, ESQ per quarter. Very respectfully,
81. 4. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
~. e. Nfqrue Esq, Assessor Second Dis
.-..,. Cincinnati, Ohio
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NEW YORK, November 20.-The HerGld's
Cuban advices say Colonel Lespedes is act
ing as Revolutionary Provisional President
Of Cuba in the absence of Aguilera. He
orders the enrolment of all citizens. The
Government troops besieged with the Gov
ernor of Puerto Principe in q convent are
reported to have surrendered.
The above is from insurgent sources.]
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ENEHRMARY.


college INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
PENDENT.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid ad-
mitted except the Insane and those laboring under
contagious disorders.
Medical and Surgical StaS-Dayid. II. Tucker
II. D.; l.. 6. Joynes, N. D.; j. b. McCaw NJ. d.;
Il. Z. Coleman, VI. D.; 20. z. Manson, Nj. D.; Hun
ter Mcclure, ". D.; Z. ID. Cunningham, II. D.; j.
s. Wexford, NJ. d. Walter Coles. NJ. ID.
Consulting PhyStcfG7as--John A. Cunningham,
u. D.; Robert g. Cabell, NJ D.; John g. SHELTON,
NJ. y.
Consulting S,rgeors--James Bolton, II. Do.
A. Creusha~, N. D.; j. 3. ID. Cullen. NJ ID.
OF the city, and convenient or access to all the busi-
ness centres, dcpots, &C. II contains large and
Te-venttlaed wards, and neatly furnished private
ROOMS.
Special accommodation provided for the treat
Incnt OF ineOriatgS, and cnses OF Gstfrtt tre1sS.
suitable provisions made Tor women during con-
iinement.
Membtes or the profession in good standing viii
he accorded the privilege of attending such patients
u they may enter.
CHARGES, INCLUDING BOARD MEDICAL AT.
TENDANCE AND MEDICINE
Large wards, per week, Invariably
in advance) 800
Private rooms, per week, Nnvaria-
bly, In advance) ........... $40 90 TO $40 90
small additional fee ls charged for surgical OPP
cratiOns.
For further Information, or admission, apply It
ISAIAH II. WHITE, NJ. D.,
Medical superintendent.
an 22-dW z Ssr .ewsm
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Charge OF Intimidation I'm the
Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA, Ca, November 20.-The Re
publican of this morning contains COM
munication purporting to detail Kuklux
outrages in Warren and the adjoining coun-
ties. 1t says the negroes were inundated
from voting the Republican ticket, and gives
instances of the killing and ill-treatment Of
the negroes by the Kuklux.
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LAND $ALG.-James L. 1aliaferro, Esq,
hiss recently purchased Of MIR. John Mon
c.re 81 tract of land in Stafford county,
near Potomac Run bridge, for the purpose
q establishing a vineyard on a large scale.
EeIr.ll&jurq Herald.
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The bark Iris has arrived at Galveston,
Texas, from Bremen, with enc hundred
and ffty-seven immigrants.
The Pope is less alarmed about his physi-
cal condition than his physician, who Is
said to speak despondingly Of it.
The negro party candidates are declared
elected in Washington by the Supreme Court
of the District.
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LARGE PURCHASE BY THE ERIE RA1Lw.

LAEFF. I UNTHANE Bl ] he INIF N.tI Iva
CoMPANY.-The FenangoS Oil Transporta-
tioa Company have sold to the Erie Rail
road Company for the sum of $1,000, 900
4 water front of 1000 feet at the Venango
oil docks in Weekawken. The transfer was
made subject to a mortgage Of $250,000
held by the Hoboken Land and Improve
ment Company. The certainty that this
locality viii at no distant day be the great
depot and terminus of the western and
southern lines induced the Erie Company
to forestall any competitor by securing this
valuable water ront.--IrcRton Gazette.
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un~rErrrIyE FIRE AND Loss OF LIrE.-
! Ioyb. November ia fire in Water
street, brooklyn, this morning caused the
.r- o. q hundred thousand dollars. One
r.rma" vas killed and another injured By
-t...L.-.-r willis.
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PAINTERS, sUpPLEES,

DAINTS, PAINTS, PAINTS.-LEWlS'S
1 pure X HiTE LEAD. SNON-WIIlEEIiSC.
CoIors Of every description American. Eng, tsh,
md hlnese NEE million. LINSGED Oih.
BRUSHES in great variety, at reduced prices by
nnlT i. W. POWERS
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EH4NIA.-The Office at Harrisonburg,
Va, il designated as separating office,
and the postmaster allowed at the rate OF
800 Ter auEum 10 pay for clerical assist
ace IL separating the mails.
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Apgzs FICHT.-Ncoo York., November
IA grize fight took place at NarrowS-
FUR. ro-iay between Coukiin and Hogan.
I,w4- decided IL tweuty-six rounds. The
lr~-g mas the victor.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MFRS. FANNIE G. PITTMaN AN
WI nounces to her friends and The public that
She Is prepared IL give Lessons IN VOCAL
ANDIN STRUMt ETAb MUSija. her residence,
on street between Ninth and Tenth No. 30.
no lT-eCdIw%
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DRY GOODS.
NEW AUCTION BARGAINS AGAIN AT
JULIUS MEYERS DRY GOODS HOUSE,
sT BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH.


My motto Is
TO sell the Rost OF Goods IN town,
And put the Prices farlhest down.
Just received
Some pretty shade Cloakings at various prices,
never seen as cheap before:
Ladies' Cloaks, very neat variety Blankets, all
grades--go and see them:
F'annels grand assortment, wonderfully cheap;
Materials for mems wear, great selection-look
at them by all means:
Calicoes and Cottons, new patterns and qualities
arriving daily, and at prices too entlcing to
lose sight OF;
Coored ami Black VelveteeDs at Se yard would be
cheap ut SO;
Worsted Goods, such Scarfs, Hoods, shawls,
&C., bought and selling at far below market
prices;
Broche shawls and Scarfs, unique in design and
moderation Of figures.
Further: An indescribable, unaccountable quau-
tlty of other goods III this line also, In
FANCY GOODS,
suitable for Christmas presents &c
All Of them worthy the special attention Of those
who know how TO appreciate n bargain. ut
JULIUS MEYERS
no79 s27 Broad street, near Sixth.
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Shipwreck-pnc Hundred Persons
Observation-Disclosures in Australia.

NlssETS -E1sSFtE1sINss TIL HStkHEs".
san FRANCISCO, November 20.-The ship
Iellespont, from Australia, has been
wrecked thirty miles south Of here. Seven
of the crew were saved. About one hun
dred are missing, including the captain and
mate. The ship went to pieces Immediately.
A severe earthquake occurred at Mel
bourne, Australia, November 5th.
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERs.-Now is the time
i to supply yourselves With PRESERF ES ana
FRESH FRGIfS and JELhiE5 for the winter
Peaches, Damsons. Quiaccs, Tomatoes, Cherries
Gooseberrie4, Pineapplcs.
Fresh raxberrie., Pineapples, Blackberries,
Ragpberries. Tomatoes. Peaches, Pears. iamsons,
&c. Currant, Quince Peach, ind strawberry Je!-
lies Brandy Peaches ana Pears: all al our own
manufacture, and warranted superior 70 any north
ern goods and which we oiIer At low prices.
ANDREW PIITiNI & CO.,
oc17 snT Broad street.
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Ehe American Trouble with Para.

LONDON, November 2O.-At last accounts
Mcmahon, Minister to Paraguay, was at
Rio Janeiro, awaiting instructions concern
ing the dispute between Minister Wash
burne and President Lopez.
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DRY GOODS $500,
IL AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIhEs
rV7HE BEST BARGAINS THIS SEASON.
We have Just opened inetalments OF
SEASUNABLE AND DESIRABLE Dkf


We have just opened instaments or
SEASUNABLE AND DESIRABLE Dkf
GOODS 1
recently bought at low prices during the heavy
decline of goods in New York, and VIII oner very
great Inducements to buyers rs we cell at small
profits during the season In order not 20 GETTY
goods over from one season TO the other. we lnst
enumerate few prices of leading articles. IS 10
impossible for US TO state in full the numerous
STYLES of goods we are selling cheap:
Pretty and smal-fgu:ed Caicnes at FAC;
New style Desine. ~ 25c., old style At &c;
EuIl yard-wde Bleached and Brown Cotton, Usc-
White Flannel at use, and all-~oo! at 3nc'
hlsck and White Flannel all-wooi, at eoc.
Neat and best Manchester 6inGhams At Us.
al Slpacas all colors, at SOC, and ~ Alpacas a.
soc, hest;
Ladies, Shawls At 81. TO, and Misses at 81 ;" -.
Cloaks from a. TO S2o-Cloth CHR" mi, and
Broche ehawls from 81 to s2s 6 y,e and do,b,e.
bea.i1 Eo psS and = ."le and Piano Covers,
very reascna.tc.
WILLIAM THALHTMER Il SONS
BIS Broad street. between Third and Fourth,
MOI and 1879 Msin street. Ezekiel's old stand.
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MILLINERY, &c.
ARRIVAL OF

M have on hand -
IVA and am daily receiving fine assort- 800
menr Of BOENErS, HATS, FEATHERS, w
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, pELVETS, SAT- hS,
and everything pertaining to frst-class millinery
establishment, to which | would respectfully ask
the attention ofall, assuring them satisfaction.
Orders promptly filed
MRS. III. j. DAVIS, No. SIT Broad street,
oc 71-lm between Fifth and Sixth.
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PROFEssz0gAL CARD5.


THOMAS W. UrsuuR, uyERY a. ATKINSON, JR.
ETPSHUR s. ATKINSON,
ATTUREEYS AT LAW,
Office IN aw Building. Richmond, Va.
practice IN all he courts Of The city OF klch-
inond and The adjoining counties. Special a,tcn-
lloH given to collections. no 2O-am
rSHHOMAS T. G0ODE,
L ATTORNEY At LAW
RoYDTOS, TECKLESGCFG COUNTY, VA
practices In the courts Of Hecklenburg and adjoln-
ing counties. and in the United states Courts at
Richmond no I-"n
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NEW ARRIVALS Receiving to-day,
y 90 barrels APPLES, Baldwin's;
20 barrels APPLES, sweet Kussets;
kegs TAMARIi s,
1000 boxes FRENCH CANDLES,
II half barrels PICKLES,
1000 boxes SARDlNES,
2 coo CARTHAGENIA COCOAhU1S,
so boxes NEW RAISINS,
10 trails DATES,
SEEDLESS RAISINS, s, r.
CANNED FRUIT, JELLY, PRESEkF ~ ~
DIES and CAkE Els in barrels, kept constantly on
hand which we are determined TO sell II the lowest
f-N ZINIER g. CO.
no an 1873 Main str ct.
The Opelousas courier., 1868-06-27

CoMPAGNIE D'AssURANcE SUR LA VIE.
M. j. B. Guthrie, l'agent general de La
Compagnie dAssurance sur la vie dite
"Knickerbocker,' est actuellement en-
notre vile, dams le but d'accorder des
polices d'assurance pour cette Institu-
tion. Quoique cette compagnie soft eta
bile au Nord, ellie men a pas moins des
suecursales dams les Etats du Sud, don't
Pune est la Nouvelle-O Orleans, sous la
direction de plusieurs des citoyens les
plus notables de cette vile. LIE fonds
de cette Institution est de quatre mil
lions, ct M. Guthrie nous apprend que
pres de 1900 polices d'assuranee ont deia
etc prises dams Get Etat.
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qui mont fautre souci que 1eur in
teret du moment. Notre convic-
ton bien profonde est que d'ici a
quelques annees les conservateurs
auront une majorite indubitable
au Congress. Mais nos preferences
pour ce parti ne nous aveuglent
pas au point de desirer des modi-
fications qui laisseraient le Con-
gres arme dun pouvoir absolu,
sans contr6le de la part du pou-
voir Executif nj du pouvoir Judi
claire.
La pond6ration des pouvoirs e.
tablis par les fondateurs de cette
republique nous paraft etre un des
plus sages systemes gouverne-
mentaux qui aient jamais etc eta
bills, ct loin d'admettre la n6cessi-
te dun enlargement resultant des
circumstances presentes, nous GRO
yons au contraire que ces circons-
tances sont telles quill faut reve-
mir a la stricte observation de ce
systeme sous peine de voir peri
Glitter les institutions republican
mes. La concentration des pou-
voirs dams un corps legislatif con-
duit rapidement a une dictature
oligarchique, ct celle-ci aboutit IA
talement au gouvernement dun
seul. Cest ce que nous enseigne
phistoire de tous les pays ct de
tous les temps. Serait-ce un bien
ou serait-ce un NAL pour ce pays
que d'etre soumis au gouverne-
ment dun seul? Cest la une ques-
ton que nous n'entreprendrons
pas de discuter lei, bien qu'elle me-
rite d'etre aprofondie; mais il peut
etre utile de la poser a ceux qui,
tout en- protestant lie plus ardent
amour pour les institutions repu-
bllcaines, suivent aveuglement,
CONNIE par une espece de parti pris
tous les errements du parti radi-
cal sans apercevoir le but Oh ces
errements doivent necessairement
abOutir.-Abeille.
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A VENDRE Al 'AM|ARI

TINE EXCELLENTE RESIDENCE.
~ situee sur la rue de l'Union, pres de
Ia demeure de NJ. Yves D'Ayy, d Opelou-
sas, conslstant en- un arpent de teTse, aa e
maison de residence spe.cieuse ct eommo.
DE- CUISINE depense. lardin, verger &c.
Fius, quatre te,rains faisant face a la pro
priete principale.
-FOUR 10 prix ct autres particularites, s'a-
dresser & M. Yves D'Avy, Opelousas, gu
M. d. L. Coaret, lie proprietaire. No. 81
rue Cont, Nile. Orleans. G50tf
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Plus le tabac est de qualite commune,
plus il est fort, plus il content de ce redou.
table poison qu'on appelle nicotine.
L'abus du tabac fumer ne saurait done
etre, simon pour des organisations excep-
tionnellemens privilegiees, une chose indif.
fsrrnte. Mais quelle dose lie tabac de-
vient-il nuisible? Les medecins ne sont
pas d'accord sur ce point. Dependant, un
oeuliste bien connu, NJ. le Docteur Siehel,
eonstatant, dams le journal L'Eyenement
Medical, plusieurs cas- de paralysie de Ia
vue, par amsurose on goutte sereine causes
par ie tabac, Sc croft fonde i afirmer, apres
vingt-huit ans d'observations, que personne
ne peut consommer 20 grammes de tabac
par jour sans s'exposer d Ia perte de la vue
ct de Ia memoire.
Avis done aux fumeurs, Qu'on s'etonne
apres celia, du nombre de gers qui, en- tout,
out Ia vue courte, ct de Ia categorie non
moins nombreuse des raecourcis de memoi-
re qui oublient 81 vite ieurs promesses, SER
ments, dettes de ceur ct surtout d'argent.
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~ " 1 s.

~ " Is S.
Il public est par lie present averti que
~ va certains malheurs inevitables el
Imprevus, toutes les affaires de- o. Hire
kley & 6!s sont suspendues.
NJ. M. kenison prendra ia direction de-
af1aIres jnsqu'a nouvel erdre, ct toutes lei
aiia,res , Ia seront reglees par o. s. Hinckley
Washington. Il. Kenison aura saale.
menf Ia direction des atfaires coucernan,
'e steamer Annie Wagley.
hemerciant le public de l'encoura ge
ment gull lul accoFde iusqu'a auiour.
dnul, II en- sollicite la continuation.
NJ. KENISON.
o. s. HINCKLEY,
Washington ls dain 1868. I'm
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TINE residence situee dams un quarter
- retire ct tranquille de Opelousas,
eonslstant en- une maison spaeieuse ct
deux autres batisses, environ trois ar
pents de terre, jardin en- plein rapport,
&c. Pour le prix ct les conditions s'a-
dresser au soussign6, sur les heux. ou au
Bureau du Courier.
j. 4. GAUTHIER-
Opelousas, l3 Juin 1888. ltf
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DENDEz VIsITE a NJ. Phillips dams
IL le courant de la semaine prochaine.
On pourra y faire de bon marches en- mar
chandises seches, chaussure, grocerie, &c.
pres de chez NJ, Ealer, horloger, rue Main.
Opelousas 27 JUN 1868. 3tf
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SERVICE ANNIVERSARIES.

TIN Service anniversaire sera celebre q
u rEglise Catholique des Opelousas,
lie Samedi 4 Juliet 1868, a 9 heures du
matin, pour le repos de Fame de feu da-
me MARIE EUGENE BOSSIER, epou-
Sc decedee de NJ. Charles Close.
Les amis ct connaissances de la famille
sont prizes d'y assister sans autre invita-
tion. |27 JUN 1868. 3-2t