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FROM NASHVILLE.
Important Decision in Favor of Western
Union Telegraph Company.

NASHVILLE, May 2S.-Dinkelspiels
VS.. Western Union Telegraph Com
pany was argued before Judge Carey,
in the Circuit Court, to-day. Plain
tiff had received q proposition for the
purchase of goods from parties at
Franklin, KY. which was to be ac-
cepted by telegraph at or before a
specified time. The telegram accept
ing the trade was deposited in the tele-
graph Office here before the specified
hour, but was not received at Frank
lin until after the time. The parties
at Franklin defined the trade, where
upon the plaintiff sued the Telegraph
Company for his consequent loss on
account of the delay of the telegram
The Judge charged that the fact of
the telegram being deposited in the
Office here by or before the time speci-
fed was completion Of the contract,
whether it was forwarded promptly
or not, and that the, plaintiffs re-
course was upon the parties at Frank
lin, and not upon the Telegraph Com
pany. ~ I
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FROM CUBA.
Gen. Duce Asks to be Relieved Of the
q Captain GeneraIship.

HAVANA, May 2S.-The Spanish
gunboat Austria reports while cruis-
ing in the neighbOrhOOd of Cuba, she
saw a suspicious three-masted steamer.
The Austria gave chase and fired her
guns for the purpose of bringing her
to, but she hOisted the American flag
and continued on her course.
Capt.-Gen. Dulce to-day telegraphed
a. Spain asking to be Immediately re-
keved of the Captain-(ieneralship of
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FROM NEW YORK.
CustchihOuse Authorities Seize Large
Amount of Goods---F FilhusterS for Cuba
The Late Suspected Poisoning Case---Case
Of Commodore Meade
The Confederate Ram, Atlanta, Fitting uE
for the Cuban Patriots.

/
NEW YORK, May 2S.-The Custom
house authorities seized this morning
a large amount of laces and silk goods
on the charge of being smuggled.
1t is stated on the authority of the
United States District Attorney, Pier
pOnt, that from evidence furnished by
the Spanish Consul that the Quaker
City was being fitted out as a priva-
teer to prey on Spanish commerce in
stead of to transport munitions of war
or men. The counsel of the owner,
Mr.. McAndrew, to-day filed a claim
to ownership of the vessel with the
Clerk of the United States District
Court, and lodged security for costs.
Sanitary Superintendent Harris has
directed an inquest to be held on the
body of Mary Ann Clark, whose sis
ter suspects she was poisoned, a large
amount of property being involved.
The body has been disinterred.
The case of Commodore Meade is
again in court, he having sued Chas.
A. Meigs and Benjamin F. Corlies for
$500, 900 damages for false imprisOn-
ment in the insane asylum. They
were arrested to-day and held in the
sum of 5000 bail each.
1t is reported that the Confederate
ram Atlanta, is rapidly being fitted
for sea at Philadelphia. Its supposed
for the service of the Cuban insur-
gents. She is expected to sail from
port under the Mexican flag, and
when at sea few days win hoist the
Cuban eolOrs.
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QUEBEC, May 2S.-IntelligencefrOm
below announces the total loss Of the
ship ZetUs, Capt. Taylor, and the ship
Margaret, both of Aberdeen, at Ca
ribean island, Off Anti-COSti island.
All hands We're lost with heeXceptiOn
of the mate of the Margaret, who ar
rived here last night.
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THE BUCKEYE RACES.
interesting Account of the Fourth Days
Sport.

shIl - t-TTT .etH2eFt
CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Buckeye
Race Club purse, $500, two miles, car
rying weight; Phoenix Belle 2, Tom
Porter /, Mermaid ?, Bette Bay A..
Time-3:59i.
Twenty-Five subscriptions pay or
play, Club adds $400; Richards & Kill
gour's ch. f. by Mickey Free, ! /; Ex-
change, , ?; Tom Paine, 3,dist; John
McIntire, 3; Blarny Stone, dist.
Time-3;563; 3;59l.
The track was very heavy and the
weather very hot. The crowd was
immense and betting brisk.
An effort is being made to make up
a purse of 5000 for a race by Herzog
and other celebrated horses.
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= FRANCE.
The Presentation OF Minister Washburne
-sa TO the Emperor

PARIS, May 24.-Gen. Dix bid fare.
well to the Emperor to-day, and Min
lster Washburne presented his ere
dentials rs his successor. Minister
Washburne, addressing the Emperor,
said that he had been authorized to
express the hearty wishes of the Presi-
dent of the United States for the hap
piness and health of his Majesty, and
Tor the prosperity of France, and the
earnest desire of the Government and
people of the United States to main
tain and cultivate amieable relations
with France, and to uphold and per-
petuate the traditional friendship of
the two countries. He trusted that
while guarding the interests confded
to him, his residence near the Court
Of his Majesty would contribute to the
continuance of. existing friendly rela-
tiOns. The Emperor replied that he
was glad to welcome Mr.. Washburne
as a representative of the United
States, and pleased to receive assuran-
ces of the friendship of Govern
ment with which close sympathy and
amieable feeling had existed uninter-
ruptedly for one hundred years. He
heartily cOncurred in the hope ex-
pressed of the continuance of these
relatEA, and happy to welcome as
Minister near his Court a gentleman
so distinguished in the history OF his
country, ..... ....... .. .-
What q hypOcrite or ignoramus the
Emperor must be thus to class Wash
burne among our distinguished men. I
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
0Id Arkansas Scrip Receivable for Taxes
....... Ia that State. - ..


From the Fort Smith Herald, May 22.l
On Tuesday last, Judge Ham eamC
over from Van Buren,, TO hear the ar
guments, on motion for a mandamus
to be issued against Sheriff Scott, to
compel him to receive county scrip IS
sued prior to July l., 1868, for taxes.
The County Court last January issued
an order under a general law, passed
in April or May, 1868, for funding
county Indebtedness, and in that order
the Sheriff was ordered to receive no
scrip issued prior to July J., 1868, for
county taxes. ThemOtiOn was argued
on Tuesday before Judge Ham, by
Messrs. Duval, Walker and Fishback
for the people, and Judge G.. b. Neal
for the County Court. The decision
viii be found below, furnished us by
the politeness of Col. Fishback:
The Circuit Court of this county
has just decided, upon the application
of B. T. Duval, w. M. Fishbaek and
Wm. Walker, attorneys for the peo-
pie, that the Legislature has no con-
stitutional right to pass law author
iZing the County Court to bond the
OIu scrip Oh tIllS COUNTY, uiiuSF any
circumstances which would have the
effect of impairing the obligation of
the contract between the county and
the citizen holding it; that the pres
ent order of the County Court has this
effect, and is, therefore, null and void,
and he therefore issued a peremptOry
order to the Sheriff to receive all scrip
for taxes due the county for whatever
purposes levied, except the school tax,
and as to that, he, not being advised
in the premises, refused to decide, but
left it to the Sheriff to receive such
for that as the statute directs"
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PROVIDENCE, May 2S.-The House
of Representatives this afternoon post
pOned consideration of the Fifteenth
Amendment until the January ses-
sion. The House Will adjourn to-
night.
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MISSISSIPPI
No Election 4lii be Reid until After that in
Virginia.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Mai. WOf-
ford, of Mississippi, had an interview
with the President to-day stating that
If the DISTINGUISHING clause, test oath
and militia clauses be submitted sepa-
rately, the State constitution will un-
guestiOnably be adopted. The Presi-
dent expressed his satisfaction with
the state of affairs in Mississippi, but
no election win be ordered there un-
til after the election in Virginia. The
Objectionable features win he submit
ted separately.
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HEROISM.
A Texas Girl Risks her Life to Save that
of Child.

The Bryant (TeXas) Me,nS Letter of
the 18th inst. says:
An incident occurred during the
May celebration of Mrs. Wynn's
school which deserves to be recorded.
While running over the grounds, a
little boy about six years old, the son
of Mr.. Mahan, the hOrticulturalist,
was bitten By ground rattiesnake on
the hand. Miss Mary Baker, the
beautiful daughter of Mr.. Geo. Baker,
caught the child in her arms and ap-
piled her lips to the wound, and for
several minutes continued sucking the
poisonous virus from the hand. The
child was taken home with its hand
much swollen and very much indis-
posed from the effects of the bite, We
are glad to learn that he was much
better yesterday; and it is extremely
probable he was saved from q severe
illness if not from death by the pres
ence of mind and abnegation of Miss
Baker. The bite of this reptile is
equally as poisonous as the fangs of
his larger namesake, and Miss b. ran
a great risk of her own life in the
which she took 10 extract the
venom. Such disint1rested acts in the
case of suffering childhood, to allevi-
ate pain, possibly to prevent death,
deserve to be remembered.
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DISASTERS At SEA.
Loss of she Ships Zetas and Margaret, from
Aberdeen.

All Hands Lost Except the Nate of The mar
garet
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HANGING OF A NEGRO.

FREDERICK, MD, May 2S.-George
Truman, colOred, was hanged to-day
for the murder of an unknown white
man on the 30th of January last near
Point Of Rocks, Md. . -E- 2 rrc
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-e DIED. =

MILLER-Near Oxford, o., May o, 1859, Mrs.
SARAH J. MILLER, aged IS years, wife Of
Henry H. Miller, formerly of Memphis, Tenn.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Disastrous conaagratiOn at Georgetown.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 28.-George-
town, Cal, was nearly destroyed by
fire to-day. Five lives lost.
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FROM RHODE ISLAND.

Legislature POstpORes Consideration of the
Fifteenth Amendment until next January.
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REMARKABLE RACE.
Singular Resalf of TrOt Over the Fashion
Course.


From the New York Tribune, May 24.l
One Of the most remarkable races
on record was that which occurred on
Saturday at the Fashion Course, in
which three heats wererun, the last one
falling to decide the affair, because the
judges declared all the horses dis
tanced. The entries were G. F. HilPs
brown mare, w. Chamberlin's black
stallion, ID. Bristol's chestnut gelding
and r. Whiston's gray horse Spot.
The odds We're in favor of Hill against
the field ten to eight. The race was
one of mile heats, in harness, except
Bristol, who drove his horse in a
wagon. The track was very heavy.
The first heat was won easily by the
stallion in 3:04, and the second by
HIPS mare. Spot was not withdrawn
and the remaining horses got fair
start, the mare leading to the end, but
running on every side and at each
turn. As. the other horses had also
broke in the same way, the stallion
passing the mare at full jump when
on the home stretch, and she in turn
Overhauling and passing him to the
stand, the judges declared the field
distanced, and all bets off. The fol-
lowing Is the summary; 1J Ti2ff 1
FASHION COURSE, l.. l., May 22.-
Stake of 500 each; mile heats, three
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TBm % bia bslog gl33ai sGa iiG7fsI
hHs bsfisrnd sgiu .dagifsils ~ s.,ea1list
5aisaf ffsfisff Vf6l
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ST. LOUIS, May. a. Flour 81 0Oa5 %. Wheat
81 l0lz. Corn noIninally higher. Oats 6ba66e. Rye
81 TO- Whisky firm. Sugar l312al413c. No
lasses 75as5c. Pork s3iaS2. Bulk shoulders
l51zc. Bacon shoulders l3c; sides M54al7c.
Lard zoe. Hams zoe.
- Il CHICAGO. az a
CHICAGO, May q. = Flour So 20. whea,
81 l414al41z. Corn e7ag73<c- Oats Gee. Rye
81 O3iS. Barley 81 l9al 50. Highwines CSC,
Molasses s5eas1 90, Sugar l3l4al4sze. Pork
sci S71@an 54 Lard lsaIs1zc. bulk Shoulders
l2c Short RIB n1fddles i519al6c. @fas -
CINCINNATI.
CINcINNATI, May &-Flour s. 75a6 Corn
&c. Oats 6sa7le.s Rye 81 %. whisky 81 o2, Pork
held at S3i. Lard 181zalss{c. Bulk shoulders
l21zc; sides l5lzc. Bacon shoulders l31sc; sides
361zalz1 {cs New Orleans sugar l31 3al61z Rye
81 ~. Wheat 81 l0al 20. Cotton, middlings, z
aH1zc. Butter 2la27c. Eggs lsc. Coffee 2la27c.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, May M.-Flour 81 75e5 25 Cot
ton, low middlings, 259zc. Pork S3l 30. Bacon
shoulders f31Scy sides lzal71Ic. Hams I9c.
Tobacco sales 30 hhds at 81 90a25. Lard 1S11zc.
PriIneFugar la1ze. Prime mcaasses zoe Corn
4a6f9asH Haiasimmas1
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TELEeRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW OlIEAN~. .....
NEW ORLEANS, May 2s.-Cotton receipts to-
day 1863 bales; for the week 500; exports to-
day 1896 bales; for the week, to foreign ports
l5,62j: coastwise 635 stock on hand &, ,143 bales
sales To-day 40 bales; for the week 1900 bales
Middlings &a2Si{c. Gold 3S54. Sterling 5Is1. n,
y. sight par 10 = dis. SuperfDe flour S5& Xxx
S. 81; xxx So .. White corn 90. Oats SOC
Bran 81 30. Prime hay $50. Pork S32 75aS3, Ba-
con shoulders BIC; sides, 171zalT5<c. Lard
tierce ls1%alS5zc: keg lg1ze. Sugar firm; com
mon l0alfc; prime l3s{ {af4c. Molasses dun and
nominal. Whisky aud coffee Ini nihanSed,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALE

BY w. X. PASSMoRE G. CO.,
THIS MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK.
.OF PARLOR SETS, BEDROOM sFrs. avn
~ General Household Goods. ny2s :
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Statements Regarding the Public Debt
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laEa9asM noIsslmma1
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awarded are respectfully urged to employ as many
workmen as possible and to purchase their mate ria's
sinlbe Parish, of ST. james by "prelerence.'
On motion of CLARK She'vin duly seconded, il was
resolved tia public notice will be given in lie Loui-
siaaais,nn the %Paayune' aud N. o. ErpubIicsn''
that proposals will he received by the Negotiation
Committee for ten day, for negotiation of $50 900 of
Parish bonds; said ommittr rese,ving to themselves
the right Of rejecting any or all proposals
( The Char ii Fged the ntcessity of pissing "a tcsolu-
ton to allow compensation To NJ. "Wednesday, Of the
city 81 New Orleans, for his service. IN drawin. the
Court llonse plan and turoi-hiny specifications.
NJ. n. 5. La"dfy otIrted the following resolution
Resolved that the sum OF one hundred and fl.y do,las
5e awarded to NJ Wrotnoshy, Architect, for his
services, and also the >im If fifty dollars to NJ II.
Mating engineer Tor Ii, services.
NJ. Clata Shetyin was cal,d to the Chair.
NJ. n. Underwood moved to lay NJ, Landry rcse-
lutiou OF the table, beIrvipg HAT the compensate on OF
one hundred and fifty dotars to NJ. Wrolno>hy was
ir>utlicten, and unreasonable.
Vote being tken, Nj, LAntty's resolution prev i.d
aud was adopted.
NJ. under"o"d moved to reconsider tue vote on the
question, the same was opposed by NJ. Landry, and
the same was submitted and laid on the table.
On motion Of So>sh Brand dnly seconded, it was
resolved that the yation- >5udirs Of the Pa.ish Of
s. james are Hereby inlty empowerd to ~adj"d'cate
alter ten days notice all works on road and iev'e>
within tier respect ve dsttict 10 the lowest bidder. Al
the cu>1 VI the amer, whsn The sud owntr OF owncrs
Shall refuse or II 4'rct to rrpaif sid road, and
lrvce> after having leen notified By the syole to make
the nee >sary rcpai,s.
GA lnoion Of y. $. Landry duly seroid, i, it is
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State II Louisiana
s.- PA e ISH COURT
PARISH OF Sr. JAMES.
Estates of Me late Sosfhfnc Roman.

The State and Court atoresaid:
TO AlbIn iltocIle,rau Of the City Of New
Orleans Attorney in fact OF Wow. So>lhcne
Roman, Elise Roman Charlotte Roman aud
Marie i.andtcaux ard to Emma Co,nmuuy
also Of the Guy of New Orleans, and TO thu
Creditors and all parties herein CONCERNED
Whereas W'lIiam Il, Hepp, Administrator
Of the above Estates, has filed in tlns Count
his 2nd Provisional Accom-, Of Admiui~ita-
lion Of the said S1ccessions, paying for The
lumolonatlun OF the same,
You are notified. aud public notice is hereby
given to all aud each OF yon. To show cause in
writing, within thirty days from date hereof,
in my Office at the Cou,t House Of said
Parish. why the prayer Of said petitioner
should not be granted.
~) Witness. my hand and the impress
i. S. of the seal of my office, affixed at
~ )lhc Parish of 81. James this 31d day
Of Apti! A. d. 1869.
N. UNDERWOOD
Parish Judge.
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il DlCIAL NOTICES,
State Of Louisiana.
.=.5 PARISH COtRI
PARISH OF SAIAT-JAMES.
LOUIS DuGAS,
Stcrttaty.

Succession of Eugene Nichel.
By virtue Of an order Of sale 10 me directed
by The above Honorable Court, | viii otler al
public sale and auction on The premise, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2llh April 1869 a,
II O'Clock A. NJ,
the hereinafter described property belonging
10 the succession of the late Eugene Michel
VIZ:
10. A tract of land situated in the Parish Of
81 James, on the lei, bank of the liver
Mississippi, al about fifty four miles above
the City of New Orleans, known unler
the name of Grand Point" measuring
one half arpent front, more or less, by IA
arpents in depth, more or iess.,-bonudeI,
North by the property of ThtoauIc ST.
Pierre and South by that of Valery Rons,
sci, East by that of Eionard Bourgeois
brothers, and on the Wes, by tina, of
Louis S. L~eBouroeois together with all
the buildings. fences and other improv-
ements thereon and ,]l,erunlo belonging.
20. A Lot of movable effects.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
s CASH in legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Saturday March 2O.h 1869.
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state Of louisiana.
PARISH Court
PARISH OF SAINT JAM ELS.
Succession Of ne late George Moore.

BY virtue OF an order Of sale, dated 10Th
February 1869, to me directed Ny The Hon.
Of 81. James, IN the above matter, | viii offer
a, public sale and auction, on HE premises,
WEDNESDAY, the esth day o! APRIL,
1869, al II O'Clock A. NJ.
The hereinafter described property belonging
10 the above Surce->iuu, to wit:
A. tract Of land situated in the Parish,
OF ST. James, on il. left bank uf III. Mls.ls
sippi river, at about 50 miles above the cay Of
New Orleans, measuring one arpeul and
a half font on said rivet BY forty arpeniS il
depth, honnied above by lands belonging
10 NlS-euf Lonvlere and below by those
belnn-ing 10 Widow NJ. D. Erinaier, 10
geillei with the new saw-Inill !, aud ali tie
belonging.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
The above tract Of Iand will be sod, with
all The Improvements on il, payable one
ha'f Cash, and the balance 10 one year
ftom the day of sale; sad credi, ins-
l.laeal 10 be represented by notes of 'he
purchaser or purchasers, payable 10 their own
order and 10y them endorsed, TO be secured Ivy
special mortgage with vendors privilege and
pact de non Atienaniu" on the property Sold,
and made payable al the uiIice Of The Recorder
OF The PARISH Of ST. James, AMI beaung ~.
rerr-t at He mlc Of eight per cent inter,A,
per annum from npd alter maturity until pad.
The sawImiil erected on said land to be IN.
snteh nnttI liuai payment Of sad notes, ami
the police of Insufanr. 10 De trans erred 10 /.
PrylAyin, idmlnIstIatof Of said Succession.
S. TlrERlOTs
MnW
Pati>h Of St, James, March eth, 1869
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Perdm on T0lf

z I'm billet / 1ordre de la somme de Sl66 90
souscrit 10 4 Mars 1863 par Lonis N. Bour.
eeois, ct payable en- toni Mars 1864, a I'ordre
dEl'enne Schexnaidre, ct maintenant la pro-
prie,s de Paul Crest.
LIE public est averti de ne pas n6gocier ce
billet, lie Placement EN- 6tant arrete.
F. p. POCHE
~ Ayocat de Paul Crest.
20 nars-lm
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Saturday March 2o.h 1869.
Lost or Stolen

A note for the sum of Sl66 co. subscribed
on March the 4th 1863, by Louis NJ. Bour-
geoiS, and payable in all March 1864 to the
order of Etienne Schexnaidre, and now the
property of Pau Crest.
The public is cautioned against negotiating
said note as payment has been stopped.
F. P. POCHE
re- Attorney Of Paul Crest.
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j. X. GAUDET
AvOCAI'

BUREAU: Patosse St-iacqaes, rive droi,e, cinq miles
a~n-IrSsus de Ia Mason de Cour. ApREssE: Can,reiie
p. o..
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Joachim Rome store
Rccn IN grand assortment dc
Mnrch0ndises d bon marchc,

-'A'' sssSSitttssS Il DoJJ jItHICIlc.
Marchandises de prlntemps ct d'a,e, lelles
que
Battge anglai- ct Grcnadine, Jacona,s fran.
Gals, Indiennes fond blanc, etc, etc,
Assortment, complet dc chapeaux pour
DANES ct titleilss; fotmes pour chapeaux,
heuts ct tubans assnr,is. lie tout 4 des pix
rtdui,-.
Cotton ecro, coton blanc, de IL a csc.
Assortment cumplet de chaussnres.
FL mile an,rcs articles a tres bon marehi,
,rop longs a tnuinGrer. dc %
1JOn itofve teslemrn' an ma.nsin de NJ.
Joachim RoME dies MEDiCA NENIS.
gTM, RonE. pour Ia facil',a lies habi,ant~,
iranSunrlera a nomlriie Ia jurine. lie porc q a
piande qu'on voudca bien lui a,lieier. coin
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Profcsscur.

Professor.
--:O:-
I'm professeur bien comm, dune cnpaciic peu
commune. cnsrignant lepuis vingi ans en- Loui-
siane, rompu il 'outrs les sciences, ct ASSET lcttrG
pour ttrc IN li,tGra,.ur dc mcri,c. desire &c placer
comn,e profcssrur dams une tnmille creole, amtri-
CAIN, FRANCHISE, e~spagnot on allemand",
S'udresser au InulsiANAlS on al MEsCuACERE
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@be Gonisiania1,
saturday, April 10, 1850.
State Of 'LOui>ia n:l.
PARISH OF Sr. JAMES. j
Police Jury.

BE it known thai. on this 3D.. day of ArrilA d. 1869,
The Police Jury Of the Parish of St. James met at
the Court House of said Parish, in Conformity to
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NE cAsPILlEz PAS
|OIRE ARGENT
90 F'evrier. sf,

"H AS.
Sur des apparells d bon marcht. combines
sur lie modele de Ia pa,ente PAT1isos, qni ne
sonl pas settlement inuii es, mais pern.cieuX.
a'tendn qu,ils gateni cl dtpr6cirnt yo,re sncre.
81 vous ,onlez avoir t'assutance d'ob,enir un
bon prlx dn produIt lie vos cannes, acheleZ lie
ClLLNDRE AIIISON qni anJourd,hui
est saus rival Ell est unlycrseilemen admis
dams lEtat CONNIE lie seni mode dc clariica-
ton dn JUS de came par lt raz acide sulfnreux,
avec aulant de ceItitude que de regnlarlt6.
References dams les paroisses St-Jean- Bap.
i'Me ei ~ Charles:
V..B, MAGMlLLIoN WE'RE g. BEcSEL
Mme P.-B MARMlLLoN Tuos p. May
r. 4 l. TRoxLEE & Cia Octave HyMEL
SosTHENE DESEuFEorEc
eta Nf-.Jacqms
BARTEL 4 HAGEN, habiia'lon "Union", ct
nombre d'au,res planreuts ouisianais.
Appareiis fabriquts par
PATTlSON & CAGE
CJ.Les demandes doiven, eire fai,cs ie pins
To- possible ct adre>>trs a la Boite No. 595,
Poste de la Noussiie Orleans. smars l an.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-04-10

Ffli.r Reymn"d
Notairc Public ct Agent General
DONALDSONNlLLE, Paroissc Ascension, Line.
A e,ahti Il Dona'dsopville nm Bntean de Notai,e
Public 1t d. A gence GGnGrae pour Iaehat ct la vem,e
DIES prophecies.
II dnnn.ra une attention tout" rarticurtte 4 lachat
ct 4 Ia venie Calculations sucritres 1t antrex terles
dams cette paro,,se e; dams les parolsses voisines.