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LOCAL UoLUnnM.
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- ;.s,.;on Of articles under this head.
Az Wsdsworth q Cos.

JUS, opened, LIoen Towels, from 200 apiece
mn yhemstitchei handkerchief, from 81 to SLOW
.nisce also, Ho.iery, Gloves, Hoods, Nu6ia''
&C., at very low price,
Tho best assortment u Lace Collars, Lace
uaudkerchiefs, Dress Goods, shawl', dcp 10 DC
he found in Rock Island is at Wadsworih COB
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WINTER AND THE Pooh'


A recent number of the Cincinnati CAr'nl'
Gle contains the following lines when are
full of humanity aud charity to the poor AND
unfortunate:
Coming, the cold, dark winter
Coming, the driving sleet
Coming, shawless shoulders,
Coming, the shoeless feet.
Coming, the dreAry hsiI-torm,
Coming the dripping rain;
Coming, with hunger sorsow
Coming, heart-ireezing pain.
Coming, the wntry bowling
Coming. the drifting snow;
Coming, the winds sharp piercing
Coming, unuttered woe;
Homeless, houseess, friendless,
Full in the Christians eye
gather my rags around me,
And lay me down 10 die.
Better to yield the battle,
Better to end the strife,
Better to die while living
Than live dying life.
Warming the Christian graces
At the glowing coal-h aped gate,
Cans, thou forget the wretched
Who hover near the gate!
When at night thy head is pilowet,
When SAUNDERS WOO thee sweet,
o, can st thou forget the sinner
Whose bed is in the street.
| 0, pity the friendlen starving,
| Who wanded in the dismal street
No place to pillow aching heads,
To rest their weary feet.
Uucared for, despised, implied,
| Full IN the Christians eye,
draw my rags around me,
Andisy me down to die.
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FORTY Cent? line viii be charged for
each insertion Of all articles under this head.
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BOUND OVER.

YOUR clothing can be cleaned aud bound, an q
Il pressed over, 90 that it will looh as we'll -
new, by 4. WILCOX Tailor,
Washington 81 bet. Orleans and Rosk River
mnh5dN.
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IOWA
8 8 8 8 ggg 8 8 8

TO THE WORKING cLAss.-Wo are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant EN-
ployment at home, the whole Of the tine or for
tho spare moments. Business new, Light and
profitable. Persons Of either sex easily earn
from 800 TO 50 per OveSing and proportional
sum by devoti g their whole timeto the business.
Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men
THAT all who see this notice may send their ad-
| Irc.s and test tho business, we make this IN
naraIleled Offer: 10 such as are not well salts
| ssd We will send 81 to pay for the trouble OF
writing. Full Particular valuable sample
| ,yhirh q N do to commence wUrk on aud copy
Of The P,opl|s Literary cpmpanioH--"no OF th'
| largest and b. st family newspapers published
ali ssnt free bv mail. Reader, II you want per
20 'Arn~.r,. MAIZE. nov27d3m
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4 very general argument of retormers Is
the force Of exsmple-that is,thst man Is
morally bound to do or not to do certain
things, because he would thereby influence
others to do or not to do them. Within Ger
tain limits this IS perfectly just, but really
what We most need IN this country, and just
at this time, is exactly the opposite kind o!
preaching. This continual harping upon
morality helps to perpetuate Inc mental and
moral servitude of one man to another,
whereas we should help men to mental and
moral independence. Teach morality
through self development not through imi
tatou. A mans originally is his most pre-
cous possession! When men refer to the
example Of others as reason for then
action, it is simply cowardly eudeavor
to shift the responsibility of what they would
have done anyhow. They are sons Of Adam
! and initiated his contemplate mesnness in
that affair of the apple. The speaker wan.
| ed the barriers broken down so far that We
should respect honest differences OF opinion
| He did not want children brought up to ash
the question in al their actions. "Whs
will people say" To a certain extent. h
respected the yonng man who kept aws'
from temptation, but he truly honored tn,
Young man who was master Of himself ant
xalked boldly through the hottest fires with
/ out being burned.
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AIKEN, at the sign of the Golden Eagle
L-.. @ U,v STOCK OF nubias, hoods and all sort'
of worsted goods, and is selling them cheap
dQt
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The LAMAK.-The stockholders OF the
Rock Island Branch Of this excellent com
pany are requested to meet at the othce OF
Hayes 4 Cleaveland this evening, at o.
clock, to elect the third director of said
Branch.
C. TRUEsDALE, President.
We are pleased that this company has
met with so favorable reception from our
citizens, and from the high standing Of the
officers managing the Central Branch, and
the different local branches, it promises to
become one Of the standing institutions OF
the western country, profitable to the stock
holders, and very much needed, as II ehe
bles US to keep portion Of our cash here
which We have heretofore sent east for IN
surauce; and if this alone was tue ooIee'
| in view. wonld he d~-~-~i"s oil support IRON
parties having the interests of the West al
heart
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STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
society will hold its annual meeting at Otta
wa on Tuesday the l4th of December. 1t
will continue in session four DAYS The
proceedings are always Of a most interesting
character, aud are of immense practical val
ne 20 garden cutivators. Our horticultural
friends will accordingly bear it IN mind.
The late lamented B. D. Walsh of this city
was one of the vice presidents Of the society.
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pailp argus.
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Saturday Evening, November 2T, 1859
premium Job Printing.

Orders for Job Printing will meet with promp.
attention at the AReUs OFFICE, and be executed
In the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
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p,v.aD rAYfoR's LECTURE.

Bayard Taylor's lecture at the Burtls Op
era House last evening was again poorly at
tended. The Library association arranged
their course injudicjously when they brought
Bayard Taylors lecture night Immediately
following that of Gen. J. II. Wilson. Gen.
Wilson ia gentleman not only of national
fame, but also Of local popularity Every
body desired to hear him, and his lecture
was well attended, those attending feeling
amply rep id for their trouble. Everybody,
however, who would hear something origl
nal, Thoughtful, and elegantly expressed, in
the way of lecture, should have attended
on Bayard Taylors nights. But owing to
the fact that the village of Davenport can
not sustain = course of three consecutive
lectures, Mr.. Tay lor was accordingly greet
ed by slim house On both evenings. HIS
lecture last evening was a splendid effort
both in point Of literary excellence, and
smooth and finished oratory. By some mis-,
take 10 the announcement, be delivered the
lecture last evening he should have deliver
ed the evening before. We have not room
for the full abstract published in this morn
ing's Gazette but extract two passages hav'
| ing reference TO Woman's Rights and Mod
ern Reform, both Of which contain thought
ful and timely utterauces, expressive Of the
the sentiments of the rejecting copservA
| tives Of America:
The speaker did not propose to discuss
the question Of womau's rights. But ht
| found cause of complaint in the failure OF
the part of its advocates to present tbs
question fairly to the public. The question
Of practical results The advocates Of wo
mans rights too often ignore the mental AM
moral peculiarities of sex. They do no
admit that the male and the female brail
are of different textures; that woman live
under physical laws in some respects total
y distinct from man; that womans mora
sN~s~ t,Ec--.,,.' Coz, ,,,an'a aud that man
j Of the special professions OF man could mt
d be permanently exercised by women, une e
e they cease to be women and become tema!
men. Many important aspects of the ques
e ton cannot be publicly discussed; but the
are there, untouched by anything that ha
vet been said. Our women set the attrat
tive side before their hearers, but have IittI
to say Of military duty, jury duty, polio
and constable duty, aud an equal share
n enforcing civil order. They always consit
1t err the end more than the practical mean
It's right that this should be so, that the
should be strong where man is weak, AT
weak where man is strong. Where man
truly man, and woman is truly woman, ha
mony comes naturally irom the logic
Is their natures And so it should be in 6
re cial and political life.
One thing, however, is certain, that Il
sexes grow together, and that woman W
IN receive every right which she can benehci
IN " use, whatever it may be. What we wa
TO ascertain in all matters Of reform is t
OF truth embodied in such form that we C
apply it. Unless we learn TO accept imp
atable facts without losing our temper,
In, are sorry reformers.
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RockFoRD RAILROAD TELEGRAPH.-The
Northern division of the telegraph of the
Rockford railroad is now nearly completed.
The poles are all set on the Northern Divi,
sion except from Moline TO Rock Island,
which work will be put through in day or
two. Work was commenced on the South
ern Division to-day somewhere near White.
hall. There will be over 200 miles of tele.
gre ph built this season, about l24 on the
! Southern division and so on the Northern.
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DIED.

Gso. L. CARLTON, Sec'y.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1869-05-15
Assemble de Contribuables.

A une assembiee sjournee des contri-
buables de Ia Paroisse ST.. Landry. tenue
4 Ia Maison de Cour, q Opclousas, le Lua.
di 26 ayril 1869, !e Colonel B. 4. Rogers
peesidant. toujours fassembIee, ct Joel II.
Sandoz sgissant CONNIE secretasre, les pro-
ceduFes susyantes eurent lieu:
A rappei du president, Jos. NJ. Moore,
Esq, de Ia past d'us eofnjte de cinq nom.
mes la derniese assembIee dams Ie hut
d'informer le president du Jury de Police
des procedures de cette Asse.nblee ct lui
psoposss un examen des livrss, registres,
ct autres pap,ers dudit Jury, concernant
les actes de ce corps, fais le rapport sui
want, saveir: f*
Que le comite ecrit uDe lettre au pre-.
sident dH Jury dc Police. mi dema ndant
de prendre telIe matche qui rePondra anx
desrs des contribuables &c. ainsi qu'iss
FONT exprime dams Ies resolutions adopseez
4 lassemblee du ~ mars dernisr, copie
desqnelles acco.npagnaient Ia let.re sau
presiieRt;-Quau aucune Feponse MA etc re.
cue, nj du president, nj d'aueun des mem
bres du Jury, ct que lie comite ma connais.
sance d'aucune action de Ia part dn Jury
fela.isement ce sajes. ,I /
Sur a,oaion. te rapport est adepte.
sur motion de B 4. Martes Esq, II es'
p-rmisa M. Tins. @. Anderson, Tresorie1
de- Paraisse, de prsse nser On etat de ses
couples ayec les d1fferss's Co!lecteurs de
taxes, drplis son en,ree en- office.
Sur motion, Ie president nomme NM
R"bert Beng.,erel ct Felix A. King com
,ne com,te l'eff;.t d'examiner, conjoi",e
ment avec un comi.e sembsable nommt
par le Jury de Police, tou> les livres, re
gistres, papiers &c. du dit Jury, relative
~ ent ! ses act-s ct procedures depuis |,
ffn dc la guerre, ct dc fsire un rapport d.
Get examen une assemblee aiournee de
contribua bfes, le % Mai 1859.
SUI motion, il est Fess,!u que le Coarrie
Iet le Journal des Opeiousas sont prizes d
pobiier les procedures ci.dessns.
Sur motioa, iassembI6e est sjousnee a
iundi % Mai, au meme l,ea.
B. r. ROGERS, president.
JoEI. Fl SAaDoz, secreiai,e
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Tn Journal raconte une tentative de sui
eide par amour.
Mercredi vers 7 heures du soir, un jeune
homme dun exterieur disiingue sarreta
devant une maison de- belle apparence, rue
de la Pepiniere, ct tixa |ongtemps ses yeux
sur une des croisees, puiS. saisissaut sa can
ne, il en- tira upe epee queiN renfermait ct
il sen frappa violemmeut dams Ia region
d. coeur.
. Il s'afaissa aussit6t, baignant dams son
sang. Tn ras.emblement Sc fcrma, ct dcs
sergents de vile, avertis par Ia rumeur
publique, s'emparerent du blesse, qu'ils
condui>irens devant lie commissaire de po-
lice du quarter.
Quesuonne. ce jeune homme declara
quill Sc nommait Louis S., ct quill etait
age de vingt- -quatre ans. II ajouta que
sa tentative de suicide, quill promis de ne
plus reuouv-ler, provenait dun desespoir
d'amour. Sa maItresse. apres avoir dissipe
10000 fr gull await peniblemeat a,nas.
ses dams lie commerce des comcstib!es,
ravait quite, des qu' ellie l'avait vi sec.
pour s'attacher un autre individu, non
encore depouille, avec qui ellie s'etait iu.
stallee dams Ia lnaison don't IL Went d'stre
question
Louis s.. recu ilnmediatement tous
les soins que reclamait son etat. Sa bles
sure, quoiqne grave, ne met pas ses jour
en- danger,
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q samedi passe, nous svons annonc6
rarriy9e en- snotre vile de NJ. Bentley,
-9diteur du Progress de turbulente
mkmoire. Aujourd'hui nous avons D en-
registrer son depart precipit6 ct inatten-
au. On salt quill devait etre le chef, ST.
non Fun des associes dams un nouveau
journal radical qui devait stre 6sabli en-
nosre vile. Dimanche dernier, en- effet,
des wagons arrivaient en- notre vile avec
nm materiel d'imprimerie, (celurdu Jour
~al fIbfrie, nous croyons,l mais Lundi,
on apprenait que NJ. Bentley await aban-
donn6 son projet ct que con naateriel al
lait etre envoy6 b Ia Nouvelle- Orleans.
One s'est-il pass6! Nous men savona
rien mais nous avons le droit de le sup-
poser. Toujours est-il qu'aucane mo-
mace ne selnble etre Ii cause dc son de-
part soudain.
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Vente Publique.

Succession de Andrew Malta.
I'M vertu dun ordre emanant de la Cour
Il dss Preuves dams ct pour la Paroisse
d'Est Baton Rouge, le public est par lie
present averti quill sera vendu en- vente
publique, au plus offrant ct derEier epche-
risseur, par lie soussigne Encanteur, a son
bureau, en- la vile d'Opelousas.
Le Mardi, Is Juin 1859,
les prophecies ci-dessous decrites, dependant
dc Ia succession dudit feu Andrew Malta,
decide, a savoir:
La moitie Sud de la Section %
ct lie quart Sud-ouest du quart Nord-oue
ct le quart Nord- Quest du quart Sud Ou-
est de la section vipgt. uatre dams lie Town
ship No quatre Sud. de la Rangee numero
sept Est dams le District Sud Quest des
terres de Ia Louisiaue, contenant quatre
cents acres ct 26 ceutiemes, conformement
au plan oficiel d'arpentage de ladite terre,
retourne au Bureau des Terres de Etat,
ainsi gu il arpert par une patente datee de
Baton Rouge le Aout 1857, ct portant lie
numero 1903. Cette terre est situee sur
lie Bayou Petite Prairie, ou pres de la, en-
Ia Paroisse St. Landry.
La moitie indivise des terres suivantes,
dependant des terres des amelioratious iu-
terieures, SAVIOR:
Toute la Section trente-six, du
Township quatre Sud de la Rangee Six
Est, dams le District Sud Quest des terres
de Ia Louisiana, contenans six cent qua
raute-trois acres ct 20 centieues. confor.
mement au plan officiel d'arpentage, ainsi
qu'il appert par une patente au nom IAN:
drew Malta ct James Irwin, datee le y
Decembre 1860, portant le numero 9533
situee pres des rives du Bayou Petite Prai.
rie, dams la psroisse St Landry.
70 Conformement aux lois ct Ia Con.
stitution, ces terres seront vendues par lots
de pas moins de dix nj plus de cinquante
acres. CONNIE il sera plus particulieremen'
expliqne i Ia veDse.
CONDITIONS :-Comptapt.
L. F. LASTRAPES,
Encanteur:
Opelousas, Is Mai, 1869.
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Chansement de MagaSin.

II ES soussign6s annoncent respectu-
IL eusement leurs amis ct au public
en- general que vers le Is Mai conrant, ills
transporteront leurs marchandises dams
lie grand magasin de briques; Rue Du-
maine, cncoignure Bellevue, on lis te-
naient autrefois leur magasin.
lis saisissent cette occasion pour an
noncer qu'ils ont en- mains un assorti-
ment complet de marchandises seches,
quincaillerie, groceries, &c, qu'ils Ven
dront i bon marche. scion leur coutume.
BLOCH g. DCPRE.
Opelousas, Ter Mai. 1869. 47-3t
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LAcoulrTEMEsr DE NJ WIckLlFFE-
L 'acquittenens de Get officer par le juri
inspire an gouverneur Warmotbila ualheu-
reuse idee de couvoqusr Ia Legislature en-
session extraordiuaire ain one ce corps
puisse disposer de l'auditear CONNIE il Zen.
tendra. Ce serais Ia un pifoyahle remede
ct qui serait pire que le NAL. Mieux vaut
laisser ID. Wieklife Sc Feintdgrer lai:meme
dams son Office que de- eonvoquer des legis-
Iateurs de lordrs do oeax qae nous con.
naissous. Une fois Il process engage, Dieu
seul salt quapd il se terminerais, ct nous
perdrious. en- 6n de compte. IN million de
fois plus que les erreurs de- NJ. Wickliffe ne
.pourraient jamais nous faire perdre. NJ.
Wicklife est % NAL isol4 ct csrconscrit, Ia
Legislature scrait Ia pests. Que Dieu nous
co preserve.-A6eille. y
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IT A soussignee fera vendre pEnean,
- 4 50 residence, en- 10 vile dope
lousas,
LIE Samedi % Mai courant,
50 propriete, situee en- cette vile, consis-
tant en- un terrain, une excellente maison
de residence, un petit magasin, cuisine,
sc. 10 tout en- parfait ordre, 6tant 50 re-
sidence actuelle.
Aussi, les meubles meublant ct un Pc
tits fonds de grocerie.
CoSDrTIoNs:-La propriete foneiere Sc
ra vendue uue moitie compliant, ct Pau
sre moiti6 payable d I'M an de credit, a
compter du jour de la vente, ayee inte-
ret d pour cent, a compter de Ia meme
date; by potheque ct privilege de vendeur
etant reserves. Les meubles, ainsi que
le foDds de grocerie seront vendus paya-
bles compliant.
U-On pourra acheter le tout l'amia-
ble d'ici au jour de 10 vente.
ELEONORE LESASSIER.
Opelousas Is mai 1869.
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r. Nous avons eu Mardi dernier, nne
oudse qui fait un hien considerable
ann rkeoltes, ct surtOut aux jardins. Les
nuits froides que nous avons en- depuis
h Ter lie ce mois. ont fait du tort au CO.
ton ct arrete Ia Vegetation. Cependant,
nous ne peusons pas qu'aucun planteur
at en- b replanter de nouveau, ct lie seul
etyet de ce contre temps est un rctard
aui fera languir le jeune cotton pendant
suelques senaines. =.
Somme toute, Ia recolte est assez belle,
et tout le monde semble TRAVELLER avec
courage ct avee respoir d'etre recon-
sens6 dune bonne moissen.
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GLAcE LouistAuA,se ne ssn,,;t
trop cncourager Ia Manufacture de elaca
qui s'est etablie i Ia Nile Orleans. Grace
d ellie. nous serons desormais d l'abri d d'une
disette de glac., dise:te qui, plus d 'aue fois.
a e'e fatale en- temps d'epidemie.
La societe qui exploite cette manufac.
ture, ct 1 laquelie son Labile ct infa.ieable
aecretaire, NJ, D. Pochelu rend chaque Jour
des services nouveauT, est maiutenant i
meme de subvenir aux besoins dn public
ct de foarnir de Ia glsce donicile i no
cent Ia liyre, ct d trois quarts de cent eu
quantities de 500 livres. Elle expedite i Ia
campagne q raison de IL cent par Iivre,
charroi ccnpris.
Cette lace. qui a e.e aualysee ct recon-
mand&e par les chimistes. est plus froide,
plus propre, plus pure ct beauconp, moins
eodtcuse que celle qui nous Went du Nord.
un pari recent esabf qa'elle fond noias
vite Que celle.ci. "
Laissez vos commandes rue Poydras "a,
>ou q Ia bottle No 1873. Bureau de Pos:e
la manufacture est situee rue Tchoupitou.
las. pres du Stock Landing.-Epoque.
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: Vente par le Sheriff.
Etat de la Louisiana.
William Woods, )Cour d. District

Etat de Ia LOulSlane.
William Woods, )Cour d. District,
VS.. st. Landry.
John T Hubbard, adnin;st'r. No. llu43.
I'm yertu dun ordre de- saisie ct de vente ena-
IL nant de Honorable la Cour du Hniteme
District judicaire de rEtat de la Louisiana, sic.
geant dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry, lance
dams latfaire ci-dessus intitulee 1T moi adrrsse
offrra, vent. publique, au plus otfrant ct der
nier enchersseur, drvant Ia porte dc Ia Maison
de Cour de cette parosse, ell la vile d'Opeousas
LIE Samedi 5 JUN proclaim, 1860,
commencant ! | heures du matin ct continuanI
d. jour en- jour sii est necessaire, tous leg droits
tlr-s, irtere.s ct pre!rnsions de John T. Hub
bard. administrator de Ia succession de frue da
me Eliza Shropshire, veuve de David Hubbard
decede, Ia propriete suvaule, saisie pour salts
fare Iedit ordre, savoiy:
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~ Washington. S-Ls prezidsnt ordonne
an general Reynolds do setenir tous les
of6ciers de lsrmee cong6di6s ct de les
nomraer / des emplois c;viis dams Ie Texas,
Reynolds ayaas avoue limpoesiblIite Cd il
etsit de trouvsr des hoVmes couvenab'es
pouvaat prefer ls serment d epFeuve..
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no. 49,.


Il u H Z = II IL ( =
Succession de John Tcale, GGctt!e.
I'm vertu dun ordte te la CoEr drs f'reu-
IL YES dams ct pour /. Pafoi>se St. La".
dry, lie public est par ic present avsrh
quill scra vendu en- vente p''b'iq'lc, au
plus ofirant ct dtrner encherltseuY, par -
sou>s'gne administrator, ru par iIn'cf.
medlatre dun Enca n'eur. la dernere re-:
siuence dn dtfunt, a la Petite Pralrie Ms.
mouth, pres du Bayou Chicot, en- cvt,e
Paroisse,
LIE Lundi, 7 JUN proclaim,
1869, les propr'e,es suiya an es. dependant
de la succession de ltu John Tcale, dtce-
de. derneremeGt dc Ia paroisse Hs. Lam.
dry. d savolr:
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LA superstition eseuue vestu quand
ellie prend sa source daus Ia gratitude.
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% nn'y pas bien lougtemps que
Cicerop est mort. dit lie Iintamar'e, puis.
quill pa:le avant Theirs.
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uN MORCEAU De TnRE

joignant Fhabitation cl-dess9e designee,
coossnans oinquante.t trois arpesss tterre dc
Une :jument; un poulainsde trois
ans; 2 ehevaux; paire deb@ufs
de tire; 80 t6tes de cocllons; /
charrette q cheval; buggy; un
lot de charrues ct de harnais; l
lot de pales ct pioches; nn pas
se-partout; ,ln moulin d CRU; nm
cochon; un lot, d. outils de char
pentier; 100 barils de mais; 800
paquets de paille; une jarre de
gralsse; suit; sci; ustensiles e
cuisine; IN lot de yaisselle; une
pendule; chaises; 2 fusils; ! an;
! moire; un garde-manger; 2 ta-
bles; baquets; haches; selle ct
bride; / meter q tisser; l baril
de riz; 1 lot de cotton; un lit; Sc.
Corprr,oss:-L' 'habitasion, lee serres ei
h Vacherie. seront vendues an e. deuz
aus de- credit. / eomptsr du Jour Do la ven
e, avec iuterxs / raison de s pour cent pa!
an / compter du jour de la veote: les &c
duereurs f6uruissans caution i 10 satisfac
ton DE- qdi Dc droit. st hypo.heaue specia
le Giant r6ssrsee en- faveur de b succession
iu.au' 'au paiement FINAL du capital ct De
interets. L'habisasion ne devans etre Ii
vree que le Ter Janvier 1870. La balan
60 des proprietes seronf vendues pour d
compliant.
i U-Conformement aax lois ct I ID Con'
titusiop. les torres ci-lessus deerites seror
: yendues par lots De noe MONS de dir
pins do einqusute scrss:
D0MELISE GUILLORY,
# ADMINISTRATORS.
:; 0pelsasa., IT Avril 1859.
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