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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

An ESTEEPRrsIsG FIHA.-To acquire celebri-
ty and reputation it is necessary to keep pace
with the times. The firm OF Badt & Cohn
come us near suiting the public demand for
every article of goods AS any in the State.
To show their enterprise, they have. besides
adding Ia their clothing and wooden goods,
become agents for the celebrated Florence
sewing machines, which they offer at San
Francisco prices, with the simple addition of
freight The machines arc In high favor Ei;h
the. ladies', and are claimed TO he the best, for
all work, that are manufactured.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

SHALL VIZ REcREArE THIS W1STER?-A long
Winter is just at hand, during which business
in town will suffer more or less contraction.
What disposition are We to make Of the large
amount Of leisure time which will fall to
the lot Of most of us? How are we TO spend
the long Winter evenings? This question ad-
dresses itself to all who expect To Winter in
Elko, and especially to those who are interest
ed IN the permanent prosperity Of the town.
We sincerely hope that measures will be tax
en- to inaugurate social gatherings, having
for their object the filling up of this interval
Of inactivity; and the proceeds of which, il any
there be, could be devoted to educational pur-
poses, To the procurement of circulating Ii
brary or the promotion of some charitable en-
terprise. Almost the only thing we have at
present to relieve the monotony of our every
day life is the arrival of the trims, one-half OF
" hich pleasure we are liable TO be deprived OF
every time the snow falls on the Rocky noun
tains. As no one can live entirely independ-
ent Of his fellows, 30. likewise, society has
claims upon the individual which il cannot es-
cape. The social instinct is strongly implant-
ed in the human breast and must seek gratif-
cation. Recognizing this fact, there should be
concert Of action among all good people in a
community. in guiding and controlling this
principle of our nature. What wonder that
young men are attracted by the song Of the
syren, il no other doors are open to- them? Ac-
quaintance has n tendency to disarm preju-
dice. There is much of good in human ma
tnre, and Of few we hope it can be truly said,
that familiarity breeds contempt while OF
many II is equally true. that closer acguain-
lance reveals the presence OF noble qualities
OF soul aud heart. the possession Of which we
had never given them credit for before. The
sentiment conveyed in the Latin motto is q
good one: Dunn ririn,Ls, rirdmus! As We
journey through life let US live by the way.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

SKATTm.-The boys and girls Of our vrtu-
GUS town are having rare fun just now on the
ice. There are two Kinks in good order and n
third one will be ready tomorrow. The
weather has been clear and cold ut night for
the past week. while during the daytime the
sun has shone out in its full glory.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

COURTHOUSE EICHASGE.-The County OFF,
GERS, who are moving into their new offices in
the courthouse building, will not have far TO
so to "wet mp" an Jim Pearson has anticpat.
ed their wants lay erecting a coy little "wster-
ing place" for them and their friends across
the street. "Kentuck" says that the articles
kept Mt the Exchange will benefit the system
and clear the brain, and he speaks by the
hon1k
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

Corr BULLIoS.-The first shipment of bull
ion from Cope district arrived here on Thurs
day last, through Enrights Express, con-
signed TO Rcinhart & Co, amounting tn 100
pounds. This is the result Of the first clean
up Of the Atchison & Drew mill
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

FINE BULLION. Beachey, Wines & Co.
brought in from White Pine, during the last
seven days, 30 bags of fine bullion, weighing
z,6bo pounds, and valued at $4,000
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

NEw YEAH's BALL.-The lovers Of the Terp-
sichorenn art nre invited to attend n grand
New Years ball to be given at the Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel on New Years Eve. Treat and
Gardner are Just the men to make the party
n grand success and will spare no roins to
have 1t complete i'll every way.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

BASE BULLtoS.--P. NJ. Eder & Co. received
this week l44 bars of base bullion from tho
"hite Pine Smelling Works, weighing l3, 900
pounds, Tor roshipment 20 San Francisco.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

CHARLEY YEoMAss, the popular steamboat
and railroad man, IL now holdip, fo,,h nj,
Capt. Thomas store in the COSMOPOLITAN Ho.
tnl 'P''""n 'o-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

ScHwAMB & WARD have received fresh in
voice Of furniture, and all who contemplate
marriage will do we'll to call and purchase one
Of their spring bedstcnds, az they are said to
he indispensable to newly married people.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

SHEEIFP FITCH returned on Monday from
Carson, where he safely lodged in the State
Prison Chamberlain, Veizie and O'Riley,
sentenced by the District Court of this county,
respectively for the terms of 90, 6 and 8 years.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

lHE COUNTY OFFICIALS hnvc been busy for
the last two days in moving into their new
quarters in the Court-houso building.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

T. j. HENLEY Ia receiving coal from tho col.
oorated Vandyko mino. II Is said that tho
mine furnishes the purest coal in tho Terrific.
~ of Wyoming -"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

The two Sunday-schools will hold theirs
festival CHRBTMAs Eve in the new courtroom.
II is necessary for all the children, who wish
to have their names registered for the Christ
mas tree, TO attend Sunday school tomorrow.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

ooboShh CLSM. SuTTEnLEr is prepared TO 70.
osiyo his friends at his elegant !. furnished
gallery on Commercial stroot.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

OrpESHErMER e. Co. have lately been nd.
ding to their stock of groceries and clothing.
Their splendid store Is brimful Of goods.
which they sell Mt n low figure. Go in aud
look at them.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

RErSHART & Co. received Ave tons Of orc
Cope district.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

DIVINE SERVICE will 10 held in the Court
house, by Rev. II. o. Whitney tomorrow
morning Mt II o'clock. Sunday School will
meet ut 10 O'Clock, at the same place.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

DAVIDSON n Co. are in receipt of fine 10
of dressed poultry from Chicago.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

A good many of our citizens are leaving fo
Eureka district.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-18

THE Cope stages are running well loaded
with passengers both ways.
The New York herald., 1869-12-04

preservation ana pronuigation OF light and truth
through The realms OF space With oil It's ignorance
good pointa not the least OF which is that t Is tnat
system by which, In the hands Of Divine Providence,
to believe Il, the realities OF another lle and thus,
30 iar nave been prepared for higher truths.
on the ether hand; as the Magazine nas aoun.
aanuY manifested. there is q great difference
between our doctrines and those OF Spiritualsm, as
any child In "Aormonism" ought to know.
FOR lnstanco-we Delleve In q priesthood or nm
organized system OF divine authority extending INTO
the spiritual world without exception Spritualists
reject this doctrine.
We believe III the necessity of the gathering OF an
inspiratlonal people, and the building up OF zion
as asa centre OF lsut and truth to the whole earth;
J. We beheye In the divine mission OF Joseph Smith;
We believe IN plural marriage; they ore nsserly
These points and they are far from all form broad
nnes OF DIVISION between our principles and those OF
Spirllua ism. we leave them to the Judgment OF
the reader. At tho same time II Spirituasm any
other form OF belief now or hereafter presents q
truth we shall at all times admit It. We are ashamed
OF no TRUTH and Will battle FOR the bright points OK
all crceds as much as Tor our own.
lnte!lgeat mind God ls seen IN all tnat Is natural,
simple and heavenly In It's character. What amount
OF hight and truth we possess tins announcement
ana our past ana future articles Ia the Mdgazliie
WIN best show, and each must decide for himself.
We exnort all 10 be calm and Judge dispassonatey
tlmony Will spring up IN their minds that God is
moving for the blessing ana redemption Of Ills
people,
We shall seek to take that course which win give
no cause for reproach. But all may make up their
minds to this fact-tnat course we can take VIII
be allowed to be right by as are Interested IN
silencing our voices. II we speak boldly ana buntly
we shall be charged with being defiant and malicious
Il we speak mildly ana kindly we shall DO said TO bs
hypoortlcai. III we reason we shali bo guilty Of
sophistry-we shall be wrong anyway. A ree how
ever Is known by IT'S Irus, and an impure fountain
Will not send forth pure water, and, trusting IN God
we shall iearessly await the trial.
And now let us say q revolution Is at our doorsj
not one OF oloodsheu or strife. out peaceful reyo Il
ton OF tueas an intellectual battle mas to be ongnt
ana truth VIII prevail: but moderation and kindness
must be the baltle Cry. The object OF the movement
win be that more heavenly Zion may be estao-
lshed. The spirit OF Jesus must, therefore, govern
az, or our great object Will bedcieated. Insults
prevail; but they must not De our SIDE Let us
dspel darkness with light, harshness with Knancss
aud move calmly on. Aud as sure as To- morroY's
sun VIII rise the light VIII break the truth VIII 30
forth in Its majesty and thousands OF voices wl.l
soon echo our testimony. j.. l.. 4. HARRISON.
w. 3. GODBl,
The New York herald., 1869-12-04
TIE LATE MURDER n ruar&Golu COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.

From Huntingdon pa.l exchange we get tho fol-
loving III regard 10 the ate terrible murder COM
mitted In that vicinity
Ali Efforts to induce the murdercrs OF the unfortu
nate pelgAai family to disclose tue place wneig tno
balance ol The money Is concealed nave proved nn.
successful Tney now deny having OBTAINED any
but that recovered from them on tue day oI their
arrest which IL not believed to DO more than quar-.
ter OF the suul they obtained.
Thursday they gave a new account or the afar.
diierlug entirely IRON their previous staelueuts.
Tho story has evidently been concoced between the
tgo their first statements BENG maze IN separate
cells. Iney now say they met Two men at Alceonues-
town one OF whom was named Gordon: tnat they
snonuer and van BordenDurgl WeaG with tnesa
tyo men TO Peignias house. the latter,
they say, went INTO the house ana shortly
afterwards returned. that they divided the
money ana tnen separated, Gordon and tho
other man going upon tne Broad Top Railroad, AMI
Bonner aud Van B0rdenbnrg coGing towards Hun.
tngdon Uf course THIS story is entirely discredltel
here.
several articles or clothing recovered from the
prisoners nj Altoona anu taken 10 Huntingdon nave
been idcnliled aa tho property OF tue murdered
family. The evidence against tho prisoners Is moss
direct anu CONCLUSIVE, and no doaos Il entertained
OIL conviction on tne assembling or tho court A
rigld watch continues 10 De kept over tue prlavnera
The New York herald., 1869-12-04
EARTHQUAKES.
Shocks In Ena,and and Germany.

The following has been addressed to the editor OF
the London Ne,Cs:-
on Saturday night or rather on Sunday morning,
November ii. about two or three minutes past
twelve O'Clock, had just lain down In bed, when |
felt peculiar trcmulou5 motion. which Thought az
ilrst was produced by the wind, but on turning my
head found the breeze was not sufficiently strong
to affect the house, Irenained perfectly st, and tho
tremuous motion continued iof aoout thirty SECONDS
and then ceased Having experienced tle sensation
cognzed the phenomenon anu was tlorouShly
convinced that it was aslignt moyemento OIL the eaftn
! was alone; bat the motion was lelt IN dHoiher
part of the house, where some OF the members
OF my family were who han not thea retres 20
bed The barometer during saturday had fal Gu 10
20 O. 10 inches, tho wind squaly the air raIher
cold On Sunday, however, the temperature Io53
considerably aud there was slight lall OF rain IN
the afternoon. The motion OF the ground was SIM
ply trenulous. There Was 10 indication OF wave.
as have before experienced, and l detected 40
understand other persons in the Town fet the move-
mcnt. II you tninA the statement nave mere maze
OF interest TO your scientific readers you VIII DO
KIND enough TO publish it. / am, &c.,
CHARLES BkAiNofoRD, NJ. u.
HAvERHILI. Nov. IL, 1909.
4 letter from Gross-Ierai. in the Cologne GdEstle
dated saturday, November -, states mat tla- SUD.
terranean shocks Of earthquakes had recominencei
there. Since Tuesday there was comparative calm.
Un Wednesday a gelte rnmbiUg wai observed
twenty.nv times. but only one shock. On Tnnrs
aay there were twenty three rumblings and shoc,S
about midnight ON FRIDAY there were six yi0 ens
ghuchS resembling those OF tae 30th uI, anu Ia tu9
night up 20 seven 4. NJ there were niue more shocks.
accompanied by frequent thunder. During tho
morning OF saturday lh re was again a calm, but u
the afternoon two violent shocks were felt the last
OF which occurred very Suddenly at thlriytwo n,ln-
utes past four. These shocks nave entirely altered
tn character from the earlier ones, beng accom-.
panied by slugle thandercaU similar TO the NOISE
Of u cannon shot lrei at distance OF seme miles,
bat much stronger. Their direction too, is vertical
instead OF horizontal as before.
The total number OF shocks felt at GrosS-Gerau
during three weeks - between 200 aud 500. Most or
the clocks and watches III the place stopped and tho
houses have all been more or less damaged, even
those when are butt oi stone.
Ine earthquake also destroyed siXty.one chin.
neys.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-01-09
RESOLUTION

Unaniment adoptee par lc Bureau de Police
de Ia vile des Opelousas, dams sa seance DIT
5 Janvier, 1866
Il est resolu par lie Bureau de Police dc
Ia Vile DIES Opelousas, Que les taxes ct les
licences imposes ct prescrites par la reso.
luton adoptee par ce bureau lie S Janvier
courant Qs69), ct par les crdonnances adop.
tees par ce ~conseil, le Is Nov, 1865, ct Il
30 Mai, 1866, seront pay6cs par les contri'
buablcs entire les mains de Monsieur d. C.
Sittig, Collector ct Tresorier dc Ia vile,
dams son bureau dams la Vile des Opelou.
sas, dams les dix jours qui suivrontl la publ.
cation de la presentc resolution, sous les
penalties prevues ct imposes par les sus.
dites performances ct resolutions.
F, A. KING, President.
Teemoin: p. LEoSCE IIEBRARD, Gref1icr.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-01-09
Jeudi, IL FcVrIcr, 1869.

les proprietes ci-dessous designees, depen
dant de la succession de fcue Azelie Andrus
veuve de Syphroien Meche, tous deux dc
cedes, reinforcement de Ia Paroisse de ST.
Landry, a savoir:
l. UN MORCEAU DE TERRE SITUE
a Ia Coulee Croche dams la dite p~aroisse,
contenant quarante acres de superficie, Dor.
ne au Nord par les terres appartenant q
Leon Thibodeau, au Sud ct a pEst par les
terres appartenant a la succession, ct a
rOuest par les terrcs appartenant a Sy'
phroien Lavregne.
2. UN MORCEAU lie TERRE SITUE
a la Coulee Croche dams 10 dite p~aroisse,
contenant quarante acres de sIperfic;e, Dor.
ne au Nord ct q PEST par les terres appar,
tenant i la succession, au Sud par les terres
appartenant a Mr.. McIIanny lMcIlhenny),
ct a rOuest par Syphroien Lavergne.
3. UN MORCEAU DE TERRE sITUE
a la Coulee Croche dams la dite paroiSse,
contenart quarante acres de superticie, Dor.
partenant a IA succession, d FEST par les
terres appartenant a Charles Miller, ct au
Sud par les terres appartenant a Mr.. Nc
nanny IMcIlnenny.)
4. UN MORCEAU DE TERRE BOISEE,
contenant I'm arpent de face sur quarante
de profondeur, situe a la Pointe Plaque
mine, St. Landry, borne an Nord par les
terrss appartenant a Raphael Meche, au
SID par les terres appartenant a Louis S.
Thibodeau, q Pest par les les torres
ct a rOuest par lie Bayou Plaquemine Bru-
lee.
5. UN MORCEAU DE TERRE SITUE
a la Coulee Croche, st. Landry, contenant
q~uarante acres, borne au Nord par Leon
Thibodeau, a rOuest ct au Sud par les ter
res appartenant a la dlte succession, &c a
lEst par les terres de Charles Miller.
6. UNE MASON DE RESIDENCE
situee sur Ia terre appartenant a la success
sion "a Ia Coulse Croche); un magasin a
mails, environ 500 pages de barrieres en-
cypre (pieux}, une armoire, Its ets ~literies,
meubles de maison, ustenslles de cuisine,
ETC., etc.
CoaD1TIoNs.-Les terres ct maison de
residence seront vendues payables en- deux
placements egaux, lie premier Placement lie
Ter Avril proclaim, 1869, ct le second CT
dernier Placement lie Ter Avril, 1870; ct lie
reste de toutes les prophecies sera vendu
pour du compliant lie jour de 10 ~vente; les
acheteurs DIES terri es ct de la maison four
nissant leurs billets avec caution solvable a
la satisfaction de administrator, ct toutes
sommes non pas ponctueliemcnt payees a
leurs echeances porteront inter6t a hut
pour cent par an de leurs dites echeances
jusqu'a Placement; les terres restant speci-
alement bypothequees IN favour de la dite
succession jusqu'a plein ct enter Placement
du principal ct des interets.
AMEDEE MECHE,
9jan. go. Administrator.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-01-09
VcritcS dc In SelMaiMe.

-Je crois que lie cnur dune femme
est tout supplement I'm salon. on tini
par renetrer a force de fairc anticham
bre.
lie pot-au-feu ct lie bonnet de co:or
sont les deux etc: oaoirs de l'amour.
Chose remarquable, Adam ct Eve
ne brillaient nj Pun nj l'autre par leur a.
mour flial.
IL vaut mieux sauver son anne que
les %apparences.
-J'ai %toujours considere le feu de
lamour CONNIE III feu d'artifce don't Il
marriage est lie bouquet.
-Certaines gems a qui l'on prete de
lesprit ne sont pas t~oujours en- fonds
pour rembourser les avances qu'on leur
a faites.
Pour %apprendre a bien Sc conduire,
il fault savoir conduire les aires.
ii y a des gems cui mettent toujours
leur vertu sur le tapis aussi c'est la pre-
miere chose qu'ils ~foulent luz pieds.
La raison humane SC compose Dime
goutte lumineuse au milieu dun lac de
tenebres. :
-L'argent qu'on seine dansle champs
de larqhonce est une graine qui fat pous-
ser de crosses rentes.
lie boulanger ct ramoureux ont &C.
la de commun de bonnie pate pour la
pluparr, parfois %encroutes, solvent dams
lie petrin, lis peusent touiours a leur ME.
lie moins co1teux re tous les vi
ces, c'est l'ingratitude.
Les femmes Sc melent trop DIES hon.
mes en- general, ct pas assez en- particu-
lier.
-L!amour est un torrent. On lar
rete solvent en- lui creusant I'm lit.
IL y diferents genres de styles
ohatoires CONNIE il y a differents genres
de broderies. Plaidoyers d'avocats, bro
derie au meter, proclamations m~ilitaires,
broderie au tambour; discours academi-
ques, broderie au plumetis.
La civilization est le rabot des So
-L'esprit esta rhomme ce que 10
corset est 4 la femme.
-L'ho,nme lie plus heureux est celui
qui croft l'6tre.
-Quand nos amis vivent. nous voyons
les qualities qui leur manquent s'ils
meurent, nous nous s%ouyenons de celles
qu'ils Observation-Disclosures.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-01-09

VENTE
PAR LIE ~CoLLEcTEUR DIES TAXES DE PARoIssE.
TN VERTU dos pouvoirs don't je suis
- revetu par la loi CONNIE Collector
des Taxes de Paroisse, j'offrirai en- ycnte
publique, pour du compliant, a la Maison
de Cour de Ia paroisse St. Landry, en- la
vile des Opelousas, lie
sAMEDI, 6 FEVRIER, 1869,
la propri6te suivante, saisic pour satislaire
les Taxes dc Paroisse de Jean Raviol, pour
rannee 1867. ! SAVIOR:
I'm Morceau de Terre
s;tue sur lie Bayou T6che dams la paroisse
de st. Landry, cohtenant deux cents az
penis. borne au Nord par le Bayou TSche,
d FEST par les terres de Jear: Raviol, au Sud
par les terrcs de Jean Raviol, ct d rOuest
par les torres de Desire Godet.
JAMES NJ. THOMPSON.
2janvier, '69. Collector.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-01-09
Cotton! COtOn!! COtOn.!!


NOUS AVONS achet6 lie Magasin DEN
~ trepot, situe sous notre Magasin 4
Washington, recemment ouvert par Mes.
sieurs Guidry & Thompson. Nous nous
char en- consequence, de tout fret
qui 10 sera consigne, promettant de faire
tous nos efforts pour donner pleine ct en-
there satisfaction a ceux qui voudront bien
nous honorer de leur confiance.
Ceux qui ont du cotton d vendre, trouve-
ront t%oujours chez nous des acheteurs qui
donneront lie prix du cours de la Nouvelle-
Orleans, moins les depenses incidentelles a
la transportation.
Nous continuerons, CONNIE par lie passe,
notre m de groceries, ct de commits,
sion ct ferons DIES avances liberales sur
tous produits qui nous seront consignes,
soft pour etre expedies III vendus.
w. A. ROBERTSON & Gle.
Washington, Lne., 25 Dec, 1868.
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"A VENDRE.
1900 E DE TERRE.

lUOO AlC1 LIN 10 III lE1lIAlL.
TIN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
sis dams Ia Paroisse St. LANDRY, sur lr
cote Quest du Bots Mallet, i environ dix miles
de Ia vile d'Op"lousas, au quarter communr-
ment appe1e rAnse Rourbensr, CONSTANT EN-
la Section I, Township 6 SUD, Eanren : Est,
contrnant 1867 acres TT 4 ccntitmrs, ,tat ,gaux
a mile six cents arpents, don't environ IN
tiers est terre be bon bois: Cett" t'rrr est la
meme qui fut conctnlte ct confrm"c a la v"uvr
de feu Antoine Boisdorc, par acte 1u Congress.
ct rapport6e par les Commissioners dams lrur
c~crtificat d No, ll0A, ct ronsiStant en- quartz
moroeaux de 400 avpeIts chacun. lie NOR
crau enter de 1900 ~arItnts srra v"ndl dun
seul OF on dlvisG en- In"rcrauX de- rinI arprnts
de face Sur guarantee de profnnlrur, de- ma
Mere a f~avorfsrr les acYuerrnrS. lie pan de
cette trrre pn'ura Ttre examine all bureau lu
.Juge b. A. Martrl, a OprlolSas, qni donnrra
toutrs les information y relatives. La >i:ua-
ton est e4celleutc pour { aoiir un moulin a
scie.
Ce;tc tcrre scra vcndnc par lots dc 81
acres chacun; ellie est divisGe en- 3G lots
don't 10 lots terre, 7 lets tcrre ct bois ct 10
lots bois.
Conaitions-Un cin1uiemc compliant, ct
lie surplus i I'm ct deux ans.
JULIEN A. PREVENT,
administrators.
O%pelOusas, IA DCcrmbre 1867. If