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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-02-19
. Exit Springer.

During the rebellion the Democracy of
each of the Western States had one or
more especial champions. Ohio bad her.
Vallandigham Wisconsin her Sat,
Clarke - Indiana her Milligans and sheri
Bright; iowa her Henry Clay Dean, and
Illinois her Springer. The acts of these
illustrious men have nearly all passed into
historyand into sproyerbss KWallandigh
Crowned his Immortality by crushing Pen
dleton, and then, Samsonlike, the entire
partyrat New York, Bright iscontesting
the honors Of the Confederate XRoads in
Kentucky with Nasty; Milligan has had
a Supreme Court decision in his favor,
Eandrnow Springer has been snuffed tout by
the same tribunal. While Vallandigham
sought, to preserve the. Democratic party
intact bys trying to have the members all
fight on the same side, while Singleton
thought to demoralize the rebels by ex-
changing gold and bacon for theirtobacco,
Springer was vindicating the "tattefed
fragments "''of the Constitution, by resist
ing the collection of, the "income tax"
Hampden played his partl wellG but
Springer enlarged, embellished and i'm
proved that part.fI Hampdenr refused to
pay his taxes, butt Springer permitted the
minions of the law to seize his property
and sell it. Like the boy who endures the
labor of pulling his sled up the Hill that
he may enjoy the sensation of sliding.
down, so Springer let his property be
have the "reactionary" satisfaction
of having the property returned to
him, with damages for the great outrage
upon his rights and feelings Mr. Springer
is lawyer. He practices at Springfield,
| in this State, and in obedience to the nat
| ural laws of affinity between great minds,
he is business partner and associate Of
the gentleman who +" furnished the brains
and captured Vicksburg" Mr.. Springer
claims to be the original inventor of the
idea that an income tax is unconstitution-
al Others have made the same claim,
but State pride, il nothing else, kcompels
us to insist that to our Illinois Democratic
chieftain belon sail the fame. I'm support
of this theory. Mr. Springer has written
the longest briefs ever put together by
| any member Of his profession. He man,
| aged his own case. The old maxim says.
that che who pleads his own cause has
fool for client" And so it turned out.
Webster's legal fame rested upon few
leading cases, but. Webster never pleaded
the, cause. of a. whole people; Srobbed Of
their substance by a rapacious usurping
government, under-the color of laws
passed by Congress which had no legal
existence.s Webster pleaded the cause of
man against man, but Springer was to
plead the cause of whole people against
a government whose usurpations had no
| parallel since the time when Noah took
exclusive possession of the ark, Like a
true Democrat Springer die not appeal to
the Federal Court; in point of fact, in his
opinion there was no Federal Court, be-
cause the Union had been disintegrated by
the resumption of their powers by several
sovereign States" and what was left
was but the trump OF the dismenabered
Government. & Though the Union'and the
Nation and the Government rs . whole
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-02-19

~ WHAT are you doing there, Jane 2"
Why, pa, / am going to dye my Coils
pinafore red" "But what have you got
to dye iit?" Beer "Who on earth
told you that beer would dye red ?D ''Why
ma said that it was beer that made your
nose red, and -" Here, Susan, take
+his child ,, 3tl' .
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-02-19

A LADY in Auburn, n. T., the other day,
threw her pet black cat into the stove,
supposing the coal scuttle contained coal
The lady was not SO much surprised
as the cat was indictment at s4oh treat
ment.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-02-19
XDr. 7Burton,s Tobacco Antidotey

WARRANTED TO REMOVE AL pESIRE FOR TOBACCO. rs
enty rsgeahs and haTHle and is also an exceleT ap
SYSTEM possesses great nouhing and strengthening pow
err enas the stomach digest the heaest food maes
sleep refhng, and establishes robust health mokeys
box Post Nee. An Interesting treatise tE injurious
effects tobacco, with lists OF testimonals/ references
etc. n rR Agents AZ wa assorr AdS arss
TEETIM ONTAIE- -
An EMINENT MUSICIANS TEsTIMoNy--I have thor
oughly tested Burns Andote, and cefnot 100 much
caused y the use that Digestion and
Cor. CottagAGrove and znd St, Chicago, Ill.
a....A So ClarE Street, Chicago, Ill.
DR.. Burton's Aniidote Aes pety cured Of using TO-
bacco Send two boxes &r fIfnds who laughed at the
-af WA. McELR6/ Michigan Southern R. r.
send supply of the ANTID$ The reeeired hos done
its arork SURELY. + N gs~n.g o. T. EDGAR.
CO by using Dr. BurfoY Antidote desire supply for
''' p'''' JOSEPH MAfo. warden of H. State Prison.
A BANKERS TESTIMONY. DR.. BuNon's Antidote for
'0O'''0 "aS W s'fSJs' ist Nat Bank Albany Ind
cured my brothG and myself IT NEVER Fhps.
RevT. w. SHOEMAKER, Kelley's Station. Pa.
FROM THE/ POLICE HEADQUARTERS, LYNN MASS
nsgs 81 RSs sss a ala s re e
removed s7ss arf b. s4s.,s VIM L. WAiksJR.
FRos/T SOUTHERN HOME JOURNAL, BAIrANonE,
Mp.--Che box of Burtons Andoe removed all dse for
shS EeaGs4s take saa1Hs
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
fTradensark x Copyrighted.l
fw- CAUTION !-BEwARE OF HUMBUa INVITATIONS
Ask for BURION'iS. Ittke no other
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-17
GUARANTEE CAPITALi

HOARD AND LODGING furnished at moderate rates.
His Bar " IN be furnished with CHOICE LIQUORS and
Ma table supplied with the best the market can ahord
Ue invites the patronage Of his friends and the public
mavA-lV
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-17

.,-5ss HOUSE FOR SALE OH RENT
Ilf John NcMakin offers for rent or for tale his new
aH three story Brick House, Southeast corner Third
,SsklA and West Streets, Wilmington, DEL, now va
cant; possession Immediately. Bath rooms and patent
closets in each story hot and cold water all over house
gas heater and other conyeniences verandahs at
hres slnries commanding superb views of the Delaware
River surroundings large and beautiful garden Of
flowers and vegetables vines fruits " tront on
Street. n0 feet deep. House constructed expressly
for owners use but having purchased and removed to
"McMakins Atlantic Hotels" at Cape May, he offers
this tasteful home for rent sale. .
Edward +. Bellah, Esq, residing at No. 217 West
Street. opposite kindly consents to protect the property
ard mention its merits to any desiring information
Real Estate Brokers, Is Third St., Wilmington,
Or address JOHN MeMAKIN MeMakns Atlantic Hotels,
Cape island, New Jerfey. mayl-n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-17

II ' .
No. 91l Chesr ut street,
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. Ils Market street,
SAMUEL n. WALLACE, Ticket Agent,
At the Depot
The peuusylvahia Railroad Company will not assume
n ny for Haggage, except for wearing apparel, and
i,t thar responsibility 10 One Hundred Dollars IN
a All baggage exceeding that amount In value will
A tha rsk Of the owner unless taken by special
~ t ~ ' EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
"sv. nnse If Genl supt Altoona Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-17
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
SUMMER TIME, TAKING EFFECT JuNE eth, 1869.


The trains OF the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave
tba nenot nj THIETY-FIRST and MARKET streetsi
which Il directly by the Market street cars tne
Last car connecting with each train leaving Front anu
Market sreats thirty minutes before its departure Ih
Chestnut and Walnut streets cars run Withih one squ
VI sIEEPfNG CAR TICKETS can be had on application
at the Ticket Office, northwest coTher Of NiNAh anu
CHESTNUT Streets. and at the Depot. -, -, =.
AGENTS Of the Union Transfer Company VIII eall lor
and deliver baggage at the Depot Orders lei at NO WI
Chestnut street. 1l6 Market street. will receive at
tenton. . -, rrpo7 VIZ
PAniI ACCOM- 10 so A. NJ, 10 & 90 P. N.
FAST LINE AND ERIE EAPRkSs......'.'at llSV A. NJ
HARRISBURG ..'.'...-s z'sO l.. NJ
LANCASTER ACCOM"...................- .-'ae 4ul
HARRISBURG TRAIN .........,'.-....-. ..-'at . ~
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.............. .......at SUI -
| ERIE MAIL & PITTsBURG EXPREsS....at 10 30 81
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS ........."..a 1900 night
| Eiie Mail leaves Daily except sunday, running on
Saturday night only to Wlamsport. On sunday night
nssssngers will leave Phaeelphia at 70 O'clock
Philadelphia Express leaves daily All other trains
daily, except sunday.
Sunday For this tickets must be procured aud bag
| gage delivered by s p. n at 1l6 Market Street
| % TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT VIZ: -
CINCINNATI EXPRESS. ...........at $40 A. M.
| PHILADELPHIA Enthusiastically 500
pAOLI ACCOM- ........at $40 A NJ $40 q 620 7. M
HARRISBURG TRAIN...................." ~
FAST '.'....--at 90
LANCASTER l2s0 r. M
ERIE EAPRkSS..,.. ~
DAY ENptESS... 4sO
SOUTHERN EXPREsS......,..... 90 .
HARRISBURG AgCoM...................,.-."at $40 ''
he' iu''A'' JcaN +. VANLEER, Jr., Ticket Agent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-17

YARNS FOR SALE.-No.1. An excellent farm
L within one mile of Newark depot in New Castle
County containing about hundrad more rless,
with good dwelling and tenant house. and exeeent
barn thereon. Is desirable property and will be sold
bargain.
NO. q nice little farm, situate in Brsndywine Hun,
dred within 4lS miles Of Wilmington, containing 20
acres, more or less
No. very valuable farm in excellent order, the
Bandywine miles above Wilmington with hne build,
ngs orchards and other improy containing l4o
seres more or less.
No. A. A Farm OF 200 adjoining the city OF Will
mingon with buildings, orchards and improvements,
suitable for farming trucking good Investment on
| sneculation AppIy to WM. MoCAuLLkY,
| cot g. COG Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-17
r,nR SAIL

No. i. 4 TIiRRE STORY BRICK HOUSE on Pine
NO. A STORE, DWELLING, &C., on Fourth street.
between Market and King streets. 1t very desirable
part Of the city for business of any kind.
No. 3, FIVE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES on Nc
Cauley street, near Lombard, between Eleventh and
No. i. 4 BRICK DWELLING on Tatnall street, above
Second street
No. 6. BRICK DWELLING AND STORE at corner
of Seventh aud French Streets Good business stand
No. G. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on Front
street. first house West of Black Horse Hotel. Good
stand for store and boardin 6 house.
Also aumber of other Houses an d Lots. Apply 10
WIN .McCAULLEY
lan22 BO6 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-17
NO. 10.
for sale ann to lapnt.
WHO WANTS A HoMEi
HOUSES AND LOIS AT COST


HOUSES AND LOIS AT COST
In West Wilmington. within ten minutes walk Of Market
Street. clear Of City axss and ut better rates than eau
be obtained through ihs help Of any Loan Association
sEeJAar FOR sALE.-Two three-story biiek houses al
ElN eleven hundred and Fifty dollars each, theint et
lsiii M est on which wond be only ave dollars and
SAz& seventy.hye cents per month. Possession can
be had In thirty days.
.stSsAr One new four-roomed house. standing on the
!iE# corner of Sixth Avenue and street. lot 40 feet
his y GO feet price hundred aud fifty dollars
kkh Interest three dollars aud seventy five cents per
mos.th would rent for eight dollars 4 month.
- Two ilur-r10med houses now building, and
i.&& viii he ready Tor about the lrs OF August
,,s feet by 2S feet, lots 70 feet by 100 feet
A4kz& PRICE, eight hundred dollars each--interest
four dollars per month; all paid that will be
60 much toward becoming owner Of tho property,
4sf%&r One two.I0omtd house lot 20 feet BY SO
ms#N iest, PRICE, four hundred and hfty dollars
,st If# now rented for five dollars per month.
AsA My object 10 oiiarng such liberal inducements
to make Na5t Wilmington vage OF ners 10 pl lafe
OF renters Three per cent discount will be allowed On
the hrst cafh payment chool Houss and Chapal ars
now buildng,-two variety ttorss open and here
will be found plenty Of pure water and water tax
The rent that many mechanics paying, should with
ECONOMY, glvs them a comfortable HON In few years
The Iorse Railroad will within few years, run round
the northern ard western ertien Of the City, and must
Of necessity run diret:Y through West Wilmington.
few los ieT sa'e to hriil on and 40 cash reqniTed
juno 22 J. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-17
RIVER FARM FOR SALE,
have for sale
A Very Fine Farm of SO Acres.
On the Ilvar DsiswAts n5s milsa above the oity Of
Wilmington, in Brandywlne Hundred
THE LAND Is IN GOOD ORDER,

And slopes beau lifnily towards the river.
HAS VERY LARGE FRONT with DEEP WATER
ana Is considered by captains TO be the place
for q winter harbor.
,As5aa Has STONE DWELLING, BARN, WAGON
liliNH and SPRING HOUSE, with the best son water.
,sb4 This is splendid property, and v II be sold low
" n on easy ttrms WIN BRIGHT,
iy2-Gm Real Estate Agent, wilmnston Del.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-03-06

Estate Of Probate Court.
AePhirin Lebleu. Parish u Galeasieu.
JOSEPH G. LEBLEU, Administrator
e Of said Estate, having fled 81 lie
Jerks Office Of said COtTe, a final
1ableau q account and distribution.
with his petition for the hon0l i.,i,
of the same
Therefore, notice is hereby gwen to
all persons interested, frsfeDllinr to
nlake opposition to the same. ta show
cause If any they have, within tiiirtv
days from the date hereof. WIN saiifl
Iableau Of account and distribution
should not De approved and horaolo-
gated and the administration discharged
from Interior liability, and his bond
Given undar my official signature It
ny Office in the town of Lake Charles,
February 10, 1869.
,. ID. y. READ,
Parish Judge
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-03-06

D. Somebody shot the dog
belonging to The editor Of the
Princeton, (Ky.,l Progress. The
owner returns his thanks, as fol-
lows
H the tWo-legged bo5-tailed dog
that shot our four-lagged long-tail-
ed dog On Tuesday night last, viii
call at our office, he can Get his
hide tanned msChIY. ANY one
who viii wait until j dark night=to
shoot d pup that he knows would
not bite any meat that it thinks ~
alive, would not Sare face a white
cat In a dark alley, with a brace oil
ten inch navy slxes, and slung
shot.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-03-06

lPH1s.-Josh Billings has been
experimenting ithIpihs, and cir
titles as follows; 81 hav never us
ed emmy Of DR.. Emanuels Liver
-Consoling and Kidney Enoourag-
ing Pills, and therefore kant tell
how influefishal they ore but if
you are looking for pill az mild
az a pet lamb, and az searching az
a fine tooth comb, buy DIR. King
bones silent perambulators, twen-
zty-seven in a box, sold by all res
pectful druggers. These pills
, don't fool round, but tend striktly
, tew business, and are as good il
1.-THE dead on night as an alarm
o'clock" ~ 80 AA
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-03-06
3 TIE BF1RRs THE
81 80 - rAY1on.


Ola wonderful stream is the river o
Time,
As it flows through the realm Of tears
With a faultless rhythm and a musica
IJI Ehgmes) E.I u EsGsE H9L
And broader sweep and surge sub
lime,
As it blends with the ocean Of years.
How the winters are drifting, like fakes
of snow,
And the summers, like buds between,
And the year in the sheaf-so they
....,s come and they so,
On tie rivers broad breast, with It's
ebb and its flow,
As it glides in the shadow and sheen.
There's magical isle up the river of
Time,
Where the softest OF airs are playing !;
Theresa eloudless slzys and q tropical
~ cline ! LII / 0Dt9
And song as sweet as vesper chime,
And the Junes, with the roses, are
straying.
And the name of the isle is the Long
ago., ~
And we bury our treasures there;
There are, brows Of beauty and bosoms
of snow:
There are heaps of dust-but we loved
them sol
There are trinkets and tresses of hair. |
There are fragments of song that no
body sings,
and part of an infants prayer;
There's a. lutte unsWept, and u harp /
without strings,
TlEeUesare broken VOWS, and pieces OF
rings,
And the garments that she used tc
There are hands that are waved, when,
1.-THE fairy shore, rwHE ~ Ii
Byethe.nliraqe Is lifted Ia air
and we sometimes hear, through the
turbulent roar, /.
Sweet voices we heard, in the days gone
4Eafore,
When the wind down therivor is fair.
or Remembered for aye be that bles-
Ysed. isle ~. - .l-,erzr~-- |,
Al the day of our life, until night; +
When the evening comes, with it's
beautiful smile,
and our eyes are closing to slumber a.
u while, Cit III 3w ii rm
May that Greenwood Of soul be in |
sight. ---...-.. .. .-. .
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-03-06

OOsiA 6lllLngS replies to a cores
Ipondent in this WISE
"eBenVOlio." ia writing for yOl
an analysis Of the frog. L mus
confess that I have copied th,
whole thing vefatus al Gberatina
rom the work ot a celebrated
French WRITER ON the sixteenth cen.
tdfy. li2ia" moIi aI5i5a4 aai ESD
The frog is in the first place. q
tadpole, all body and tail, without
looming to q head.w sI5liI aI
20 He travels III pond holes BY the
side of the turnpike and is accele-
rated by the activity of his tale,
which Wiggles with uncommon linz
beEness and EiTacity. BY and BY,
before long pretty soon, inna few
days, his taii is nO5mOre, and the
legs begin to emefge from the
south end of the animal, and from
the north end at the same time
may be seen adisposition to head
outiaag aa vHB-f saf
In this curious way the frog. is
built, and then for the LIST time IN
his LIE he begins to git his head
water. Ia2La9i79q
uccess is now certain and
about 5. days more, he
Be seen sitting down on him
self by the side. oV the pond hold.
and boxing at the dinner baskets
0V the children on their way to The
district school. - 7,'.
AS the children come more near
er with a club or a chunk of brick |
m his hand to swott him with, he |
,ares up on his behind legs, and |
enters The water, head fust, With
nut opening the door. ~ - #t /
Thus the frog does bizness for a
spell "a time, till he gets to- be
II ,3and then his life. is more ramil
iedsj alR asaoa 9gaaliE .vi8sra d |.
Frogs have 2 natures, ground
md water, and is as free from sin
IS an oyster. r5lt 2ai rs ta 8iIE.
II never knew a frog to hurt any
'ody who paid his honest dues.
I don't reeollept now whether a
rog has any before legs on not,
nd if he don't it amt anybody'sI
,izness but the frogs. bSIlsaasapIf
Their behind legs are used for
efreshments, but the rest oY him
'on't pay for eating. 1o
Afrogis the only person who
anlliwe in a we'll and notget tiredgI
The bullfrog is the boss of theII
uddle, and has q log to set on,
yer on the other side on Che ,pnd- !
le, and talks to the rest on the
ogs way down It'll his throte, 50
lat you. CAN'T understand more !
ian half what lie seq; he IL gene !
illyA lazy and cross old devil, all /
Verlwartz. s9iqe2 9Hia guiaaaf b
This is all there is worth knows I
q now about the frog except
Iat they ketch flizs in tiy !. time,
ID winter by freezing up solid,
P. ST have endeavored to I
anslata my author close; but it Is
If to render all his beauties into J
III tung, without busting thet 4
nse, G
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80 &C. E.nrliaiane.

Succession de C'onr gIes Prenrvsss. 4.
ZephiTin Lebleu- Paroissa Gs1lcasfetr. K
TOSEPH g, LEBLEU, Administra-
ey teur de Il dite succession, ayant de-
pGs8 an CRETE de d ldite COur, hR IT,
hlaau final de cOmpta es distribution.
ayec petition demaRdant l'homoIogations
d'ieeluI !; se 49,, a.,~
In consequence, avis est par ~ pre-
sent donnie aux lnk6resses, dsavoir Il de-
gluire, par cert, an CRETE de * Jlfts
COur, dams les trents iOuFs 6Fai iil9re8st
Ia date de Get avis. les 1ais6ns, II aueuile
lis ont pour lesquelles Ia DIT TabIeaT Fle
compile et distribution ne seraits pas an.
prOtye ct hOmolOgu6, Fadnlni Is rateiir
d6ehaTga de tOute respansabiEfte Ylt8
figUre ets0n cauti0nnement snosIlA zoo
Donnie sous ma signature oficiella. AZ
mon bnTeau, en- % vile &c Lee Charles,
ee 13 I6EEier 1869. eF
l-f1 ll b. j. READ. /
-gt2sI sill -s2-la JUICE de Paroisse. i
Succession Of john ID, BreaUxs
PRoBaRE GaCRi, l
CALcAsIEu PtaRH
Ursin Breaux & Belom6 LeLlen
Observation-Disclosures DC said succession.
having filed III the Clerks Oiice 0r
said Court a final Tableau 1T aG.
count and distribution, with their
petition for the homolOgatioR og tho
same a -s- FITS.
Therefore notice il hereby giyRR
10 an persons intending 70 make 80,
position to the same. 20 show eanse.
# any they have, within thirty DAYS
from the first publication hereof
Why said Tabiean IL account and
should mot be approved
snd hnmoiogaIed, and The adminis
fators discharged from nltrriot Tia
lilily, aud their l,1,nd esancsllesl
Given under my official gnat0re,
L ulyeolIiee in the tawa of bska
this the 9Th. Fsb'v. 1859.
DAVID j. REID.
Perish Judge.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-03-06

Josh Billings says he has seen
ssome awful bad throte diseases
completely enred in 81 days BY
simply jining a temperance socie-
ty,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-03-06
Bargains! La H'gsaillIsl
tsabEsE 1&aGN0aR3M e. 52& EAAssi
AT Louis Fishers Store

Hides bought at ten cents ia specie
&C ssh, and u twelve and half cents
i'm trade. i'E TN aa
"a. GalDand see hinA, and you will
notfaiIto paTSAaae. hltai ~ I ..
Q
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-03-06
LAKE CHARLES PRIVATE
.us Male and # emaIe
% ACADEMY.

KFNHE next session OF the Academy.wiIl
a begin on Thursday, October Ist
1868, and terminate the last Of June,
1869.
Charges in specie or its equivalent In
currency, payable monthly.
Board, lodging and washing, per
month for children ?. II. =. III. I. SsS 90
For young men and young ladies, 8 90
Tuition IN English department, 2 90
Students furnish their own bedding,
lights, toilet soap, table and toilet nap
kIns.
Strict attention paid to the moral
of students.
s J. W BRYAN, Principal.
Feb. 10, 1S6S.-1y.-Sept. 10 : j. Er
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Succession sle Leon YsFddpn.

. \
Succession de Leon VeFdum.
ETAT DE La IIOUIsIANE, Cour des
Paroisse CalCasieu. Preuves.
FFNHE0D0RE VERDUN, de Ia dite
4 ParOisse, ayant enr6gistr6 au CRETE
de In dite COur une petition demandant
Il 65re n0mm6 Administratet eur de liz Sue
session de son F6res LeoR Verdun. de-
e6l6; .aZFrsrr--r-Fr
En- consequence, avis est par lie pre-
sent dOnn6 aux int6ressas dams cette
succession, d'avoir a d6duire par 6crit,
d mon bureau, en- Ia vile de Lac Charles,
dams les dix jours qui s1livrOnt la date du
present avis, les TaisOns 81 aueune lis
ont pour lesquelles il ne senait pas fait
drOit ! u demande de Ia cite petition
z51 a0G aalqn9 5EaD.i j. READ g.l
f tua al l5g Ea Jnge de Paroissa.
Lac Charles, 20 F6vrier, 1863, 58 rr
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fFlss 1sgs ) ~
A Touch CAsE In Arkansas,
Elder Knapp, while "baptising"
converts at revival meeting, adj
vaneed with . why, sharp4eyed
old chap into the water. He ask
ed the usual question, whether
there was any reason why the or
dinanGe Of baptism should not be-
After q pause. n
tall powerful looking chap, with
an eve like i blaze, who was lean
ing On d long rife and quietly
locking on, remarked: Elder, i I
don't want to interfere iii this we're
business any, but i want TO say
thai it IS ai old sinner You have
got hold Of, and I know that one
dip won't as him any good, I'LL
YOU want to get tho sin out Oh him
You'll have TO anchor him out in
lecp water over night.