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Et0f de isa IONiaianc,


CorR DE PAKo1ssr, ST. La>pKy--No. 2744
SNccexsioR DE- L9zis Jnte.
OlIS stage, DE- Ia paroisse st. Landry,
~ administrator d. la succession de- Louis
Tate. dfccdj, ayaut rNr'gistrt M Tablrau de-
Distribution th$ hvnds Il. lsAitc succession,
acrqn'pagHe d'FsHe p(saivn dsn'andant rho-
indignation d ier'ui:
Ut at:endH, Qr'il a.te fait dr"it a la der,an-
de- he I~A%ljtr petition, par un orlr. de- Ia Cour.
ru dat" da Is .'u:l, 1869:
En c~on>Iqsrna*, avis est par r. present lion
IL: aux ints!e>~ts stans c-tt, succession, u'a-
vuit ! iaj.e opposition. 81 aurlnc lis ont, par
ecIit, a mon bureau dams Ia Vile Cos Ope|ou.
sas, dams les tr-ntc jourS qu' ~srivront la date
du present avis, }ruTeuni ltdft Tableau lie
s':raii pas applouve ct honol"gut.
JOS y, RICHARD, GrcGier.
Oprlnusax, ; Juilltt. 1867.
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Ventc PubAiuuG.

Succession de Teroaique Caryis,r.
EVN vERTU dun ordrc de ruoporah,o
IL Cour DIES Preuy.s de Ia Paroisso de- s.,
Landry, il sera vendu en- vente pubIiouc. All.
,plnsI ofJant ct dernier encherisseur. nar le
soussigl'e eneanteur, a la derniere residence
dc Ia dttaate' Gu la vile des Opelousas, le
Mardt, 3 Aout, 1860.
les prophecies ci,apres dtcritos, dependant Do
Ia succession de Veron,que Carrierc. decedce,
dern1eremens dc la Paroisse St. Landry, sa-
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AK Entrepreneuy de Constructions dc Pont'

Aux Entrepreneurs de Constructions de Points
infant ~auto,ises 4 Get etfet par une re.
80 solution du Juri dc Police, ct par Ia
nomination 1u'eilc a faite dune commission
pour Eire executor cette resolution, nous
yendrons au rabais, j Ia Vile dc Washing
ton, |e
MARDI, - Juliet, 1862,
la Construction dun pont sur lie Bayou
Carron, pres Ihabi'ation Morgan, auSsi
Tentreprise de PREPARATION dn port du Bay
on Toulouse sur la vote pub,iQne PEASANT
sur rhabitation Ofutt.
NA. OFFUF1,
J.. \. IAli.UR.
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Ve3Rtc PuDsiuue.
SucccssiDn TOyam1I XiucI''r

Succcssion TO,umc1 Xinch'ry.
NN VERTT lun orlr- d. rilonorablr Ia
- Cour DIES Prruyes dams 1T pour la Par:
oiSse St. Landry, il sierra v.ndu Il lencan pub.
lie, au dernit'r ct plus otf'ant enchtris>'ur. par
le soussignC encanteur, a Ia vile IL Washing
ton en- cette p~aroisse, lie
Mercvedi. IA Juliet. 1869,
les prophecies ci-apres dtcritrs dependant de
Ia succession d'Oramel Hincklry. DECIDE. der
Increment de la paroisse St Landry. a sayoir!
] LA MOITIE IND1yISE DU BATEAv
a Eaprur
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Avis.

Avis. ....
I'm CONFORMITE a n ordinance du
- Jury de Police, 10 bureau du Tresorier
sera ~dereuavant ouvert pour Inscription DIES
warrants. LIE bureau est ell haut dams la
nnaison dc cour. 7. G ANDERSON.
- Janrlcr, lst0. ITcscrier
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Etat de la Louisiana.
co,-p mr. D po1ssr CT I,ANnpy NJ ora

Etat de la Louisiana.
CouR DE PARoIssE, ST.. LANDRY, No. 1888
Succession de Cesestiae Lagrange.
A NDRE d. MECHE, de Ia Paroisse de St.
IN Landry, administrator de la succession
de Celestine Lagrange, DECIDE, ayant enrtg-
istre I'm tabieau final ct reglement do la dite
succession accompagne dune petition deman-
dant p~homologation dsjcelui;
Et attendu, quill a etc fait droit a Ia deman.
de do iadite petition, par I'm ordre de - Cour
en- cate du I Juliet 1869:
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux, interesses dams cette succession,
d'avoir d faire opposition, 81 aucune ills ont, par
ecrit, a mon bureau dams la vile des Gpelou-
sss,~aaus les trepse jours qui %suiyront Ia date
raft pas approuve ct homologuG.
JOS. d. RICHARD; Crefscr.
0rclcusas. 3 Juliet 1869.
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Etat de la Louisiana.


CoUR DE PARoissE, ST.. LANDRY-No. 1898
Succession de Wilson Andrus.
PLAIzE MOTTE, de la paroisse de St.
Ii Landry, administrator de la succession
de Wilson Andrus, affranchi, decide, der
increment de ladite paroisse. ayant enregis-
ire nm Aableau de Classification DIES dettes de
la succession susdite, accompagne dune Pc
tition den,andant rhomologaeion d'icelui;
Et attendu gail q etc fais droit a Ia domain
en- date du rs JUN 1869:
En- consequence, avis est par lie present DON
de aux interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir
d fsire opposition, 81 aucune ills ont, par ecrit,
a mon bureau dams la vile des Opelousas,
dams les trente joaEs qui s~uivront la date du
pas approuve ct homologue, ct l'administra-
teur autorise a payer commencement audit tab
JOS d. RICHARD, Greaier.
Opelousas, ) Juliet, 1863. ,s.~
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Medicines FraicheS.
NOUyELLEMENT RECUES

a LA
DE ST. LANDRY,
TVELIES ore:
OUTLINE, HUILE "A PURGER,
RHUBARRE, IPECAC, OPIUM,
Et autres Inducements de Premiere C!asse.
PATENTES.
Et Toutes
COMPOSITIONS CIlIMIQUES,
WINS PURS EFT AUTRES LIQUEURS
Pour Usage Medicinal.
E4RV1eES POEts LES ECOEEE.
PAIIER, ENCRE, PLUMES,
CRANES DE JAEDINAGE,
TABAa, C1GARE5, ETC.
II Anvil, l5G9-3m JOHN POSEY.
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Etat dc la Louisiana.
Cour dc Paroisse, st. Laudry.-No. 2776
Succession de Louis Sodleau,

Cour dc Paroisse, st. Landry.-N. 2776
Succession de Louis Soileau.
OUTS stage, de Ia Paroissc St. Landry,
- administrator de Ia succession do
Louis Soileau. decide, reinforcement de ladite
paroisse, ay:nt rnrGgistrt un Tableau final de
Distribution DIES fonds de lalite succession,
accompasne dune petition d%e,nandant Tho
mologatinn d}velui EFT attendu quill q Gti
fajt dreit q la drmande de iaditc petition par
>nn oydre de Ia Cour en- date du IL Juin 1869,
En- consequence, avis est par lie present DON
ne aux inttressts dass cette succession, d'a-
voir a faire opposition, 81 aucuna lis ont, par
cert, a mon bureau dams Ia willie DIES Opelou-
sss, dans les treute jours qn' %suivront Ia date
dn present avis, pourquoi iedis tableau ne &C.
raft pas honolog'it, ct l'sdmid:strate,r autoii-
So a payer conformcnent audit :abieau ct son
obligation cancellee.
JOS d. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelousas ~ Juin, 1859.
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Martit, 3 Aous. 1850
! UN TERRAIN k$SN-@
ATEC LES ~@ETK@AEAA
BATES@Es aE ssAszsssaIs

dessus' attenant a Ia propntte otcupee par Ia
dtfttnte CONNIE r%tsidrrcc, faisant face a Ia
rye du Nord. borne a FEST par la propriete do
Bloch d Dupre, au Sud par Ia prophets de
l.. Lcn7cl!e, q FOuest par. Ia propriCte occupt
CONNIE est susdit, par ladite Veroniquc do son
viraut, comme residence.
=. TN lot d'argenserir.
5 Un certifcat d'actiounasr5 (de cino At
tIons) dc la Compsgnis ats Chemin do Fer des
Opeiousas.
Condirious-Comptant.
LEONCE T. LASTRAPES,
3Juillet: 1869. Encanteu..
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MRS. ANNA lilNCkLEI

LOUIS STAEu. Mis-. ANNA I5IN I
----
HINCKLEY j. STAGG,
Marchands Reeeyeurs ct ExpeditionnaireS,
WASHINGTON, ANE.,
i Toncicn e'nptGrchaeut dc llinrflcJ iUs.
NOVs sommes prtts Z recryoir ct expcd.rr
~ tout fret qui nous sera consignc; nous
pai.yous lie plus haut prix du marrhc pour !e
cotton. OF bier nous fcrons dcs avances de
provisions ct d'argent a compte sur tous cotons
que nous ezpcdierpns.
e" Louis Stagg Went ausSi d'ouv,irponr
sou comptc, ct az mGr,e lieu, uur CRCCERtE,
ct il est pref 4 !ournir provisions dha5!tstion,
toiic d'rlubaiiage, cordes en f"r, wagons, etc ,
aux pix de la S!!r-Oritans.
Washington, lnr, Or;ullr i:Tl2.
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NUE. BTuItc JAMS ctttc paFUIsst,
lie %asssedi, Ia AGut, 1869,

les prophecies suivantes, appartenaut a la slsc-
cession de Crawford Lyons, DECIDE, derniere-
ment de la Paro;sse dc Saint Landry. a savoir
600 arprnts de- terre ensemble avec les ame-
llorations qui sly trouyent, n tetes de bttes a
cornes douces, 2 paires de bpufs de tire, IS
tetes de betcs a cornes tarouches, | cheya!
creole, ! mulet, 2 !umrnts farouchrs, une
grande table en- mcrisier, l garde-mang-r. TN
side-board, ! lot De vaisspllts, [ lot de chau.
dieres, ] armoire en- merisier. l bureau, | lot
de chaises, 2 bois de lit, ! lot de garniture de
lit, ] petite table, / fusil, | meter ct scs &C,
cessoires, ! lot de baquets, Ia v~ac',erie dams Ia
paroissc Calcasieu CONSTANT en- a ptu pres IS
t6tcs de b6tes chevalinrs, 800 arpents de terre
situ6e sur lie Bayou Chateruc.
ConditiCns-La terre ct les authorizations, ct
les betes de vacheri", seront vendues a IN
credit de IN ct deux ans a partir Gu jour de Ia
vente, avec hypotheque ct privilege tu VEN
deur jusqu'au parfait Placement du capital ct
DIES ~iuterets a raison de y pour cent Fan a par
tr de rtcheancc de chaque Placement jusqu'au
Placement final.
Toutes les autr's prophecies pour du comp
tant.
RAPHAEL T.. LYONS.
10 Juliet 1869. administrator.
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IAassG Ae AsI
CouR DE PARoIssE, ST. LANDRY NO. 1891
JULIEN J.J. FONTENOT, de la Paroisse
~ St. Landry, Administrator de la succcs
sion de Domelise J.. j. FOntenot ct Alfred
Young, decides, reinforcement de Ia d;.. par
oisse, ayant enregistre un Tableau ct rtglc.
ment dc Ia succession susdite, ~aecompagne
dune petition d~enandant l'homo|cggatioD
d'icelui;-E attendu quill etc fait dvp;t a
la demande dc ladite petition par nu ordre
de Ia Cour en- date du 90 Mai 1869;
En- CONSEQUENCE, avis est par lie present don
ne aux interesses aans cette succession, d'avoir
a faire opposition, 81 aucune ills ont, par ecri. a
mon bureau. dams la vile d'Opelousas, dams
les trente jours qni suivront la date du present
avis, p~ouYqaoi ledit Tableau ne serait pas ap-
pronve ct homologue, ct administrators au-
torise a payer conformement audit tableau.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefier.
O%pelousas. 5 JUN 1869. j.
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CONSIGNMENT en- main I'M fort assortment
de vim de Sherry, Madere ct de Porto, Cognac,
Rhum de la J~amaique, Whiskey lrlandais ct
Eccssais, ct Genievre,
Des Meilleures Caves de Lenders.
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Vcnte PuRs1iUHr.

Succession de C1uwtwd Lyons.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de- lHonorsbie
Landry, il sera vend,le aux encherrs PUBLIC
ues, par lie s%oussignt administrator de laditr
succession, on par uu encaateur public, a Ia
residence de Ia veuve du dGtunt, a Plaqnc-
nine Rrnlfc dams crttc narnisse.
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JOHN T.. & G,
AvOcdS,
Q! L"r ! I.L
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LOUIS STACY.
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Coroner Agissant Vomme Sherli
O%pclousas. 3 juliet, 1869.
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Avis aux Contrfbuablcs.

Opelousas, 5 JUN 1869.
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MaisOn Blanche.

1........-RUE DU CANAL.........1l
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upon him. Mr.. Fielder organized this
school about nine months ago. from a
mere handful Of scEolais, and by his in
defatigable energy and devotion to the
cause, it has already Increased to up
wards of one hundred aud fifty. Its
reputation has spread IL every direction
His kind and accessible manner towards
his scholars, together with his familiar
but impressive style of lecturing, seems
to adapt him particularly to the work
The community shouldieel grateful for
his services NJ.
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Iron THE oRANoEpuno SEws.]
Sunday School Celebration i'm St
Matthews.

1Nr. Eait0r-Although your paper is
not specially devoted To religious matters,
j suppose an occasional introduction of
the subject will not be Objectionable to
your renders. The fact is, think a lit
tie more OH this subject and less about
politics would be beneficial to us all /.
Taking this view of the matter, | must
beg your indulgence in description of
a Sunday School jubilee which took
place Oh Friday, September 18th inst, at
Antiuch Church, in the lower part of ST.
Matthews.
The day was beautiful 1t seemed as
it Providence smiled upon the undertak-
ing, SO favorable was every circumstance.
AT 10 O'Clock, the appointed hour, Mr..
j. HI. Fielder the Superintendent of the
School formed the procession in the fol-
lowing order
LIST. The white Schoul, the girls being
in front according to size, and the bo, 8
in the rear in the same order; then at
an interval followed the colored School.
In this order with beaming faces and
light aud merry step, this happy little
army wended its way Into the Church
to hear the speakers appointed to
address them. / must confess Mr. Edi.
tor, that just here, the writer's infrmi-
ties commenced to overcome him as he
looked back under the trees where the
tables were laid, and witnessed the NOV
iuI ri. boxes and barrels from place to
place, and tnuld hear the Gathering of
plates and spoons. What could all this
hustle mean? 1t was cerr...nly very s:.' 81
nifcant; so much SO that it required an
effort for geak human nature to prepare
the mind fer tho intellectual feast soon
to be enjoyed.
The number Of persons in the Church
suppose could not be less than four or
five hundred. There were also many
outside, who could not be seated on ac-
count of the crowd. AS soon us the
children were all arranged, the minds Of
the audience were prepared for the en-
tertainment before them by the singing
of that beautiful hymn, "When the
Morning Light Drives away the Night,
&c" The hev. r. j. Edwards then
gave out the 10Gth hymn, ..In the
bright Season of thy Youth, &c." after
the singing of which he offered up
prayer, and read the 9th chapter of Deu
aeronomy. After the reading Of the
Bib!e the Superintendent gave out the
105th piece in the little Sunday School
book, Say Brothers, will you Meet U.S.
&c" This hymn wis sung by the girls
saking one part and the boys another,
and was really beautiful and impressive
The School next sung, "Hark, the Sab
bath Bells are Ringing, &c, after which
the Superintendent in few remarks to
che children. pleading their attention and
good behavior, introduced the first speak
er, Rev. VIM. Hutto.
approach the task Of sketching the
remarks of these gentlemen with con.
siderable diflidence, 50 great is my fear
of doing them injustice. My aim, how
ever, is principally to give the direction
in whici, they led the thoughts of their
hearers, and if / fail in giving their
speeches their due weight, the public
will please attach the blame where it be-
longs, that is to the reporter. Mr.. Hut
to's address VAS particularly adapted to
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and darkies taking in pound cake.
The celebration was enjoyed by all, of
whom your humble servant was
ONE OF 'EM.
School "REApERs," WITH Modern

-zn<=znlr> .
SCHOOL "READERs," WITH MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS A Western paper
thinks that the present style of School
"Readers" is not only slow, but n long
way behind the age. According'to to the
opinion of its editors, the following style
would be about up to the mark.
The horse is on his nest. He is a
fine horse. Can he make his mile in two
minutes? Some horses have the scratches
81 do some boys.
"'The goose is on her roost. She is a
fine quadrupcd, and has tender voice
Can the goose fly far? No; neither the
goose nor the rhinoceros can fly far.
"Here is man. He is fireman
He belongs to No. 10. 1fyou are good
boy, you will some day be an angel like
that fireman. 1t is dangerous thing to
be a fireman. They sometimes get their
heads broken.
'lIere is the gas works. 1t is high
building. All our Congressman are
born here. Do congressman ever steal ?
You may be sure that they do.
"Do you see that small boy? He is
a good boy, and supports his mother by
selling newspapers. lis iather don't
have to work any more now.
"llcre is the picture OLA young widow
See how sad she looks. Her husband
could not pay her dry goods bill, and 50
hc-dicd. DO you think she will get
another man? She will try hard.
"IIerc is the sea side. You see that
swell there drinking spring water
What is he here Tor? For Ills health.
Will h. get it? Yes, if his fathers
money holds out and she don't get en-
gagged first to that fellow with the paste
diamond.
"Do you see this colored man? Sec
how fast he runs! He is running for
an Office. He was poor lad once, and
worked for his clothes and victuals
Now he don't.
This is a picture of Horace Greeley
What is he dong? He is mailing straw.
berry plants To his subscribers. They
are fine plants, and yield about bushcl
plant. This is political economy.
'licrc is fine likeness Of CoIfax
See how he smiles. He is looking at
the White House.
This is scene in Tennessee. TIL 1t
man there weeping, is Stokes. Why
does he weep? Has he much money
No; he cant see Scnt-cr. Poor man
He will doubtless find some one in Wash
ington who will sympathize with him.
What is that man doing there? He
is counting over Government greenbacks
he is a public official See how fast he
counts Those one dollar bills on the
Left hand side are the money he is to re,
turn to the Government those ten dol
lar bills on the right are the money he is
going to put into his pocket. Is it a
good thing to be public officer? Now
you are talking
Here is the face of reporter. See
how joyful he looks He has just heard
that man has cut his own throat, and
he is go;us fos the item. Should you
like to be a reporter, and get licked on
dark nights, and see dead persons, and
climb up four pairs of stairs ?"
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ARE You IN EARNEST ?-It is Christ 5
work that you are doing. lie has in
trusted it TO YOU You profess to love
your Master. Are you really in earnest
in your work for him
1t is a great work Immortal souls
are CONN --...sv. ~ your trust; work
shared by God himself; n work for the
promotion of which Christ died; in
which angels are Interested q thou
Who in Gods providence art called to
work in the field with prophets, apostles,
with the Father lliisclt,-arf Mou a.
earnest /? Att
The time is short Your own life is
uncertain. pupil is mortal Youth
ripcns into maphopd. The golden oppor-
tunity is flecting. The night co,ncth. y
Are you in earnest.
Fcllowteacher, face your own cou.
science, and, remembering that God is
looking on your work, ask yourself the
qucstiou-AM lin EARNEST?
"Whatsoever thy hand fndeth to do
do it with thy might" - Teacher,
Trccts.
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Freddy is a little one Of only seven ) ears
growth, the son of a minister, who with
his wife, had arrived at q new field al
labor. Hearing bis mother say to has. fa.
ther that she had been deceived by his
saying that the house was three story
building, when in fact it was only two,
he said: "Ma." "Woll, Freddy.
is right" Glow is that, Ffcday45
The kitchen is one" "Yes.1as sTllis
floor is two, aud that story tAat PA told
US is three"
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\ dispatch from Gil cit, City, Pa, Pa says N
the Standard Oil Works are burning,
and efforts to'chcck The flames are fsauts
less. r4sq sg.i 7s8 ssa sass3 ssyies
1t is stated that Congressman Cary, o.
Ohio, is organizing the Working,nen's
Leagues in opposition to the fifteenth
An,=R,snent. 81
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Cuba and Hayti.

Spanish MaN-oF-WAE CAPT-EEB-Tbe insurgents
Of the district of Cjeufuegos have made very inn
portant capture FOR tIeiV cause On the night OF
thu 18Th. q body Of them succeeded in boarding
aud taking possession Of the small Spanish wax
steamer Dlastyi. while she Was lying AZ anchor
near the mouth OF the D4muU River, capturing
also her officers and crew. Early IN the morning
Of the 18Th, The new owners steamed up the river.
and NJ a few miles beyond the mouth captured two
lighters, after which they continued their vOyage
10 the head Of navigation
HAvsvA. March I3-The Insurzent leaders pro-
pose the concentration Of their fO-c~s and the
establishment of = seat Of Government 1t Mayor,
or somewhere IN the Jurisdiction OF Santiago
Aid i expected soon from Yucatan and else
where.
Advices are received from NlevItas Of an inter
eSting character. The representatives IN the As
sembly for the Central Department have decreed
the absolute abolition OF slavery All patriots are
70 be Unidentified for the loss OF their slaves Freed
men may become soldiers. or cultivate the soil
An ir0nclaj. armed with thu Armstrong guns.
has been sighted OF Green Key Gay Nerdel-
Spanish cruisers have been sent in search of
HAyANA. March I4-OHcial Dispatches report
that q battle has taken place az Aayori- the head
quarters OF the rebel forces n the Eastern Depart
mynt- The Government account states that :
column OF 500 Regulars supported by heavy
artillery SIRE. carried the Notifications Of Mayori
and captured the town. which was defended by
2oo0 Insurgents No rebel account oi The affair
has been received.
HAVANA. March 1.-THE insurgents near Sagu1
Ia HL4AE at AlNaA-La-@N4 - @A
Rudolph Pate. formerly Confederate csicer. IN
tLe interior the troops are marching against the
insurgents IN every direction TIE Government :
irving u restore communication between \euvJtas
aud Puerto Principe. The Ui1ri5 >svs thst the
wealthy planters and merchants are dissatisfied 81
the rebellion proclamation OF the Insurgents.
HAv,vA March ISth-Dalce has issrsd a pro
c'8ms,i7u making Important rejusdons IN direct
taxes. bat Imposing Increased export duties on
sugar. mola>>es and rum.
HAVANA. March 22d-Aivices from = Domingo
on tte losh say comparative quiet reigns around
che capital. bUt arrests ana executions arS frv-
Qur0L In the extreme eastern portion TIE instr
gents arc troublesome and Government has lie
clared martial law in he PTsyiDee u LoS
FabiaDS special commission from the pomiaiesn
Government % Washington carries distractions Ia
rent the BAY u Ssm3na 20 the United States
The >sgac market i greatly excited
The Governments Of Porto Rico has imposed an
additional TAX on sugar and mO.aSSes.
Sugar l. booysnt and \ large business i doing
There ans SALES ~ 9rIt reals
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