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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
Children.

Children are qualified blessings; but
whether wholly or only partially SO,
they are necessary. What sort of a
plight would we reach in century or
SO without them? Pitiable, no doubt.
Then let us be kind to the young folks.
Let us recollcct that we were once such,
and likely enough We're just as noisy,
rollicking, nonsensical, and churlish as
any that we see about lis, and whom we
are apt to censure as nuisance. Chill
dren are properly never nuisance,
though sometimes, as in the case of a
young gentleman and lady who like to
bealone, they approach that style. The
worst of children at such times is, they
biab any little tokens of familiarity and
affection which they observe. "Pa, ]
soc MI. Ferguson kiss Aunt Mary lots
in the parlor," or, "Aunt Mary had her
arm round Mr.. Ferguson's neck" and
like expressions, though true enough
are not very pleasant to be noised
abroad by stentorian lungs. Slightly q
nuisance then, possibly, but rarely other
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THE SUPREME COURT DECI.
t1l. guiwu.l. SION. upf e,ii ..nl ... {,

q .. 4 D e
The New York Herald, commenting
upon the recent decision of the Su-
preme Court of the United States in re-
gard to coin-contracts, says: w.
The court only decided upon the law
of the case and did not enter into the
question of the constitutionality of the
Legal Tender act authorizing the issue
of United States notes. We know not
whether the broad question of the con-
stitutioAaDity of the act will ever come
up fairly or be decided upon by the Su-
preme Court; but # it should there
need not be any fear that the decision
would be such Us to undo the work OF
the government and throw the whole
countryi into confusion. There is O law
of necessity before which even the high.
est courts bow. Before this, doubtful
quesfons of constitutional law or the
nice leshnicalities give way. The peo.
PIE inaAr rest perfectly easy. therefore
with ryard to the legal tender question
since THIS decision Of the court on coin
contracts. Nor need there be any con.
fusion of ideas or trouble about having
two kinds of money or legal tenders.
We have always had two kinds of mo-
ney-paper and specie. So has England,
and so have all great commercial ma.
tions. Indeed, it is impossible to dc
without paper money in some form OF
other. There is not specie enough III
the world to do fifth part of the bust
ness, to say nothing of the greater con-
venience of using or handling paper
representatives of value. The decision
of the Supreme Court may prove valu
able in facilitating coin transactions il
business and in tending to bring thu
country nearer to specie basis. Tha'
ought to be sufficient for the present
and the less Congress does with the cur
rency the better. The operation of nat
ural laws and of individual action il
Tho matter Of contracts and trade will
regulate the currency and bring us tt
specie payments as soon as they can bt
safely reached without creating revul
sion or disturbance in the values ant
business of the country. .,i. p '
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Domestic Animals.

The Agricultural Society having Of
fered a prize for the best essay on the
management of domestic animals Mrs.
Peckwell Immediately set herself about
writing fifty pages of foolscap on the
exhilarating topic of husbands. 1t is
to be sent in when finished, and Mrs. B.
has aspirations for its success.
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Humanitarian Trash.

John Bright's argument in favor oi
the abolition of the hanging of murder.
ers! In Illinois they have tried the abo.
lition Of capital punishment, and they
have found it so encouraging to cut
throats that they have passed bill by
the Legislature to restore the rope. A
pound of facts is worth a ton of visiona.
nv theories. |
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gey- A western editor thinks the
poem Of Enoch. Arden has encouraged
hundreds of dead husbands to return
and annoy their families, who would
otherwise have kept away. The Enoch
Arden in real life, he says, is usually q
scallawag, and comes home ragged, dir.
| ty and drunk.
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Poor Bow.

Hiram, my boy" said tender faith
ert his son, "you must be more care
full of yourself. You have not the con-
stitution,o some." G"Don't believe it !;
I've got the constitution of a horse.
Dang it, if I don't believe I've got the
constitution of the United States"
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The gnst.
Athens, Friday, March s, 1850.
RAILWAY Chairs.

A gentleman in Boston believes that
one-half of. the wear of the rails and
ninc.tenths of the breakages of wheels
and rails are due to the loose condition
Of the ends Of the rails. lie has inven-
ted a "chair," which will keep them
Dermafently firm. ...I... LED.
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asS~ The moment man gives way to
|inordinate desire, disquietude and tor
ment take possession of his heart. The
proud and the covetous are never at
rest; but the humble and poor in
spirit possess their souls in the plenti-
tude OF peace.
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Haunted House.

There is said to be haunted house In
Lansingburgh, N. Y, where ghosts get
out on parade, and strange wierd noises
are heard. Doors open and close by in
visible fingers, shutters rattle drearily,
and after nightfall pedestrians pass hur-
riedly by with a furitive glance toward
the staring, silent mansion; and though
many have expressed willingness to
pass the night there, keeping watch and
ward, as yet none have had the hardi-
hood to turn in AMI take lodgings with
odds in their favor of al "invite" to sup
with the spirits. Tenants move in, and
then all of sudden, without assigning
any cogent reasons, take their fight; and
thus the antique structure sits solitary
and tenantlcss, frequented only by the
vagrant boys of the neighborhood, with
now and then brief, formal call from
the agent, or an inquisitorial visit from
some stranger in search of a spot to set
up his household deities.
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Dy- The county treasurer's safe at
Minneapolis, Minnesota, was robbed of
fifteen hundred dollars in money and a
lot of checks on Tuesday night.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05

Bay There is an orange grove of 800
trees at Pilatka, Florida, which yields a
tremendous profit. 1t is owned by
Northern men, who paid $4,000 for $50
acres, sold off half at good price, and
in the first year cleared the original
cost of the whole place from the fruit
raised upon it. r@ 'H'#'l eo
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& BGy- Scientific men in France and
Germany think the recent convulsions
of the earth indicate the formation OF a
new continent. t"3hnA 'l.1HU
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05

Bsy- Secretary of the Treasury says
that some seventy million dollars of
counterfeit greenbacks are actually
afoat. ~ "irA -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05

By- In the New Orleans wine case,
the other day, the judge, counsel and
an expert used up about twenty bottles
in experimental tasting.
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Dy- Mrs. Mary Webb, the venerable
mother of Hon. d. P. Lewis, died o few
days since in Huntsville, Alabama.
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lentes rapides et petits bene6ceS

J'ai. entr r'autrcs marciandses st':i,es
dos indenne~ a,nertcA'ncs lere q"a,Ite a
IL / = a II cent*:-1'''"u co;on b,anc. $
a 2j cts.;-Co.cns fcru>, & q - c:~.:-
A"tre< t,oti-s de cholx. po'e r ba$. ''e 81
a - cts s-Corvcrturcs &c lain. (cno;x)
bhncheS ct en- rouleur. de 81 Sll Ia
paire -MousSellnc de lain". Francnl~e e:
Angalse. de 25 d 50 c'S.-Lors.is. de s l
ct au.des.us -Corse,s dlt Imprratr'ce En-
genie. avec 200 balenes
ponneZ-vous a pe,n- t" vonlr exatn'-
ner tou's.> cos balIes rnarcha ndses
En- fat ,!e
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Eempcte sur lie Lac Pontcnaz:.cain.

Nos lecteurs saven: dtiA. sans l!outc.
qn'unc temptte Gpouvantable visitc. lc
/ courant. la Nouvelle- -Ovltans ct surtnut
le Lac pontchartrain ct seS &lentou.~.
Voici comment L'Epoq"e rend compte
de &c tleau:
Dams la vile meme de Ia Nile. -Orie-
craignait. Les rues ont etc haigncrS.
QnclQues chemin&es ont tte abattncS, un
reverberc de ci de la fte brise. DIES ar
bres emportes, des totures endomma-
gees. mais rien de vtritahiement ScricuX.
II faut Sc teliciter de ce que le mai Sc SOFT
arrcte la; car lorSqu'on regar,ait la nappe
d'eau qui couvrait lea chaussees. les trot-
toirs ct les levfes ct qui. So reliant MI
tleuve. semblait partois ne faire au'un a.
vec lni, on Sc demandait 81. pour le coup.
le drame de Ia Dcrniere lie allait pas
Sc renouvelcr lei
Lin nndation etait telle que. dams GER
tains O uartiers. Ia circulation etait deve-
nue. ditficile, impossibles pour les chars
eux -memes.
Tn veritahlc tleuve, rarti dn Lac, await
envahi iusqu'a la rue Claiborne. Mas.
par bonheur, MULE perte h!en serieuse
nest a deplorer dams les limites DIES qua
tire Districts, ct, chose surprenante pour
qui sc rappelle le terrible vent don't nous
avons ell le CONTINUED charivari pendant
une trentaine d'heures. aucun siui>tre II a
eu lien dams notre port. Navires. stea
mers. &c. s'y sont vaiilamment compor-
! ties, ont fait face In tempetp
! C'est All Lac que c"lle-cia le plus st'vi.
lie petit village de Milneburs, 81 souvent
eprouve. il. une fois de plus, consilera-
bIement souflert. lie track ct le wharf
nouve llemert constructs du chemin dc fer
de Pon:chartrain ont etc gravement en-
domma ages; lie Lac fnrieux semblat setre
porte .jusqu'a la station de Erntilly.
La batisse de l'Hotel Washington. sauf
une pa rite de Ia toiturc, reSiste Il Ia
tourln ente; mais le jar'lin en- etc rava-
re, presque enforcement detrnit.
Les etablisseme ents de Miguel ct du
Hope House ont etc mOins maltraltes, ct
les eaux une fois disparues. les proprie
taires ont dii Sc considerer tres heureux
den etre quittes d ce prix.
LIE restaurant Boudro etc fortement
avarie; nnis ces avaries r'ont atteint que
les dependances. lie restaurant lnl.me-
me ma pas soufert. &c resultat, reIatl-
vement henreux, est dtl au brlse-lame qul
protege cette hatisse.
Establishment des bains (c"te des
homm es) etc emporte; il men reste rien;
une allie du balm des danes est detrnlte.
Tons lea Establishments de Milneburg
ont etc plus on moins atteints.
| LIE Yacht Elephant ct le sloop Diana
ont 6te detruits; les sloops Mollie ct Jo'
sfphine sont gravement avaries. QUAINT
aux batcaux dc pGchcnTs, aux csquifs que
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TRES IMPORTANT !

T'OlS ceux gu! tlenncnt Gpargner au-
i tant que possible le fruit de- ieur ia
bur teront ben de satresser al snussl-
Qnc ct verir examiner la>>ortlfnent CON
siderable, de marrhan,ises SecbeS ct au.
tres qul >ont nnJourd hu! "xposees q Ian.
cIen. magns'n e', br'qnes d Edmond {. Du-
pre-. rue Nam, Opelousn~
Mon stock rst parfait, en- variete et en-
qnaiitr, ct peut rlva'lser. simon exce;les,
les plus con>lderab.es lie la Paroisse.
Mon svsteme est
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La Science fait des 2rog.es

Itus>i:0t Gu'un article G'u;:li'e generate etc
epron"e It que son me:itr etc r-connn tel par
ioI'iun p,stiique. G-s ind vi.iu> ,ielt,lrvn> j..
IrInrprs ,'il-rr-nta d rr:ar- bur bnurS- vide I'll
:EItant Get aIiic,- pnr e: ru iui >uU>ttuaEt ulr
r"':;r:ac"n II Y a qn-;qu" t,-',3p>. - m-rcur-.
sous la i"rntr lie piiul's t. p"u res Sc e'a!: adj
mH:>tre pn'r tnurrS les ma ,,;I, de- i-~to:nac IT
,!u f"r. tan1S QUE n Gnn.n- eat admiEistr6-
a"tc ab"n'!an"e r""r l"S t.vr"S 4 t;>sonS En-
fin. les llD>IEITERS STOMACH BlTTkkS
ont tat ir''ir az ;'"r.;on It IN sv,tcr'- nouvrau
dt.gllrEl~rn a etc lnAuru,r LES fits sailta-
res d. c't;" pre- pa!ann -xcrllrnte :lr-nt Gr suite
rec",nU>. IT les lri>"ns militranx tomDtrrnt Cars
l"i'aru'lte dams 'aqnri.- la rivMisaun =: leg con-
rai>sanc''s O. Ia therap"utiGu len. rc,r,anrtr
Brsucnnn tA faux b;t-rs unt t:t imposes an ;n-
bI!c. IrSIHr>. arr.S S''ui tsSn unt etc rerun-
nus par:t':'n!rnt lu'iflr -. tatis QUE c,''ly de
InSlEIIER ont Re M bi-Ii;ar. a ,l"s ml.iiers
Gt p"i1"ll'"s Gl IS ont ram-ne "a Sante
Pendant d. iuu-1l-S atI..,.S nous avrns nt,Srr-
vr IS lr''-re< ."'s>:aG't> '3'> lOSIETIf,R :
STOMACH 81 fR> dnrs .|"pinipn pubiiqrr,
g: SIS { Is >asilar.> pour "a gnH!i>nn d. tcntes
''S nt'.''s' i Hnr n:t'tlr' uirr' Dc NJ tSinrEItc
st r. >!eC". ~ nrs I"'lvnns at!irm-r SANS crarte
etrr con:r.'i.: que p-nt c"lnn'-r drssus com
M -"H"i@"ant ~ ruer><ant l-Er> propr ,eta!-
res on compose rr> prepara'i"rS "1:e> r!rs All.
ices /. t't's &>>:!urs. 81 IL r-ru".,.-rt auin,:--
q hui "A rerolrp~r.S' 'a'l'r frt c'' >;'tr.'i-
IIir rrtr'"uI qu!,s iue,i;.rt j h.-r Cest i.
st'u'r pre-; aln IL cc:;e na!ur s'Ir laru".,e
priss.' r"Inp.Ar cans t"rt''S s "r',>r> - p"'ir
c-,a ne.n- III" c"EntoH. !at'rr'.rr ,:r> at.i gc~.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- Pour de la matter" il lire. voycz
Ia dernitre pare
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yENTES PCRIT0UES.

Surcrssicn Orf=ime p Pitre lie 5 Octohre
pr"chan. In v-rf4 1rs hirns de c-ttr succession
aura lieu la d-rnere residence du de,nnt, pres
du pont Debai,jon. II Y une habtation d en-
virnn $50 arprnts. mais"n de resltlrncr ct altres
authorizations. s!tuee a la Grandr Prari":'-Trols
morceanx de terrr mesnrant ensemble 23H acres,
une habitation sitner pres de- la premiere decrite
ct mesnrant 100 arprnts de tprre,-Et mn autre
moroccan de terre stue dams le meme voiSinage.
/ C-s terr"s IT habltations se.ont vendnrs par
lots De 10 50 acres.
Condltions-I Q, ans de credit Ell hl'"ts a
vec caution sodaire ct hypotheqne ressfvee sur
les trrrS v-ndnes.
Succession o. Hnckley.-La ven'e deg h"as
de cette succession auia lien lr - Srptrnhre
courant. Washington. lis consistent en- - ter
rains sis dams g. village. compyenant le magasan
en hriqurs aujourd Eni en construct"n Il h-an
magasin de depot 4 Ieprenve dn fen. la dern:ere
residence du detunt. nne anci-nne Iannrrle
1T nm on deux antres tarrans avfc amelinFa'ions.
La balance sont drs terrans vacantS. |. va "n
outre PIG acres de terre situes snr lie. Bavn1
Conr.ahieau. Ia jonrtion de l'Atchofa!aya. qua
tre vschp+, quaIqurs ch-vauX, un piano ct d a,l-
, tres effrts m0hiilers
Ccndons:-Comrtani
H'm. OTat. Hquidatsur. rs. Eliza So"therl0ad
rt son mari Dams cete affairo. II Shfrit vendra
a la Maison d. Conr. le . Octohr" proclaim. pour
dn compliant nm terrain ct les ba'iss"s, siie dams
le village de Washington.
TABLEAUX De SUGGESTIONS.
| Succession One=ime Carathsrs - Bonnr Der.
nard. administrators pres-nte un Tab7ean de
distribution qni sera homologue lie ! octobre, si
ny pas dopP"sition.
/ Succession EiehsI H'oods.-John F. Smith. al
! ninistratenr. enrfgistre mn Tah;"au fpaI de
distribution qui sera homo'cgne le octobrs 81
NV mas r on -os;:;on
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PROCEDURES
Bureau de Police de IA vile G'Cpelonsas

L. ! SsptHmbre 1869. r. Bureau ~'-s. reuni
pres'uts +. PrrruIln, Presi.i-n,. +. 4. kiv. Al
Gee Dupre, Louis I.'j"une. ! Fos"y. j L E
:u--s Absent. A,g Prr'"l.n.
La miru."S d. a d,rr:,;" assem-; e, sou; .u' :
et AnI'ruuVtrs
L.S rtriAma.inns suivarteS >on: prt>r1tt.'S ct
referees Iav"ca ,;t. "a vile. pour -xa,nr;l.
tomptr dr - {. S!ttg. tftis CONNIE Coroner
pour "nq"e'e sly T. corps DE- john Graham, $50
Com pt- d. los"ph. compensation CONNIE Jure
dams Ia meme "nQuetr, Sc
C"mpt- de Michel Lav"rene. pour services
rendus rendns CONNIE depute Sheriff dams Iaffai-
re III neur:r- lr John Graham. - so.
Tn c"mpta H. Rene RauIin. genlier, de 81.
pour f1aisd prison. est appronve ct un warrsn.
ere arcordA pour Ia pai-ment
L. Rurtau -'aj"urue aors "a p-nchainr as.
s'mb'ee reguer~.
r. pEREODIN, President.
Pour "opi' crr:':n-.
Z |. llFBRARD CIR, tiirr
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lc vent faisait caramboler ct qui pD: etc
hll>cs ou avari@s, nous reloncOnSe a les
com pttr.
Alex;rcmi;t du She'll road. totaEcment
sntmcrIt Ittabii>srmrut tie bains ega-
lement somhre, ainsl que le tir an pisto-
let; Ia. toute une foret d'arbce etG dera-
cinee ct obstruait Ia route.
Blen des misfres Sont deplorer dams
cette localitG.; l'Ii0tel du MAJOR H",t
etait dcvenu lie lleu d'aSilc pour un nom
hre considerable de malheurcux que ltt-
trondemtnt de leurs demeures await lal>-
seS sans ab,i.
sur les divers points de Ia cote lu lac.
/ la tourlnente a trappe des coups redou
tables. 4 Vaudeville, la Bale St.
Louis. 4 Ia Passe Christian. d Miss slssippi
City. Biloxi. a PascaGoula. whartS tt
cabanes balm ont etc bri>es, cMpotte>.
\ Ia Grand'Ile, les vacues du GDitr Sc
herissaient CONNIE des muntagnes; tous
ces >ommets. couronncs d'ecume. bouil-
lonnants. Semblaient vouloir Sc preripiter
sur le village ct le noyer. II men a rlen
etc rependant Quc}ques points. quel4ueS
hanSars, ct une partie du railroad de-
fruits, VOLTA tout ce que l'on ddpl"rer
dams cette locallte. qui echappc au de-
sastre CONNIE par enchantement.
Sur IL lac, le schooner Norma. de El-
ioxi, etc jete la cote, pres du Nirux
Canal; Ii barge Try Again. dc Tangi-
raho. Il cou!e; bcancoup de g"i'lrttts
snrt a Ia cote. deruis le rallroa" JusYu au
Reserve Point.
a la Chtnicrc Caminda. les o-auSc:ies
ct le cotton ont etc dctruts. Sur le Bar
rataria. les cannes ont etc ahattueS.
Depuis la Pointt;s Ia Iiache .iu>qna
Ia Station DIES Piotc*. linoudation ctat
complete; il V await pres de quatrc pieds
d'eau a la Quarantaine.
On pense que les dtyats causes au che
min P"ntchartlain he r"llront pas etre
lti'arts IA moin> De S5o,Wm. Di>"Gl> que
sans son pui>>Ant bll>.-lamc. L. dt.>a>tre
cut ttt intlni'ncnt plus grand
Tine rareil.e ratale ne s'ttait paS vue
tirpuiS vinCt ans as>lrtnt les mArlllS an
spectacle DIES ea'x du lac. Iu. sous lc
>"':.hr arharrc dH vent noru-rst. So re-
l"uIairut cans le Bayou st. jean. dams
les t't>>ln>. dams les cnuaNx. llnpul>Slnts
Il les Gcrrr>tr. on a pa crOlre l"n%ttmps
que lii vlit strait tntAlrincni SuhnltT.ct.
NrEI:t. - rre>g >gu'lnvarlahiclucp cha
G:c I"rt"uT dr Journal Staircase. pour s'.s
ac!i;lt>. aux nal>ons iul ST toni ann"n-
Ger. 'D'AhOld. parceuue son Httr!tInn Y
est appellee. ct pals It sl'ltoNt parrrluIl
salt quill en- est hfaurnnn coming hi;
que la pIHS tHrtt clientele IA aux ma1a
SINS II ttub,i>>emrnt> Gltl ann"ncrnt, rt
pnr. grace are ll"l:e patronage. is pru
Vent It doiv-ut vpnGre mrllicn~ ilar-
cine que laltout ailleurS. Ann"Nce1 dome.
.ununrtZ encore. annOnrrZ t'.N,l Is
c'eSt de largcit avantaItusemrnt.pia place.
LA brautt CHI, Z la femme eNt une
H"Hf" don't Ia bone e., !'' partu'n.
-Chrz 'e> tirmr"S "a b"au;e pIai'. i'es-
PIT amu>". Ie caraclere a:tache t. la sen.
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EaNons aprrcnons ono ". Nathaniel
Blum rtcemmc;.t DE- notre vile, a ttahli
un masasin n Grand Co:"an. 4 runcien
cmplacemen: Levy. Le je&ue Blum se
lance avec la confancc TIA oitueile de tous
les Descendants d'Abraham, c'est dire
nvec un stock de ,narchandises bien as
sorties quill Off de tres legers benef-
ces. Son stock compreLl en- outre des
marchandises seches les plus necessaires.
de Ia grocerie, quincailleric, faience, sell
leric ferblanterie, cor'!c ct toilc d'embal-
laSe. cerclcs en- fer etc
On ira sans doute lui rendre de nom
breuses ct fructueuscs vi<ites.
sSTCeux qui sont interesses dams les
aisAires de Ia Paroisse. n'oubieront pas
CUE c'est Samcdi proclaim que les Comp
tables mcttront sous les yeux des coutri-
hnables lie rtsultat de leur cxamen des
atftires finaucieres dc la Paroi>>c
CONNIE il est anIIoncc par les comptabIes
dams une antre rolonr".
LIE public est invite i assi<ter a Ia ce-
rtmonie d Ia Maison de Cour &c jour Ia.
~>~>>->> >->>.,>~>~~-~->.>->->,~,
1e bon temps revient.-DanS une
autre colonnc, on tTouvera un avis de
notre voisin VI. Phillips, par lcquet on
doit naturelemrut inttrer que lie bon
temps revicnt: ;lttendu Quill Went d'arri-
Yer de la Nouvtlle- Orleans avec uu i"li
assortment de marclandiSes Qui con
vicnnent en- tout ct partout aux habtaus
de notre Paroissc. II annonce tgalement
Qui en- ventc les tonrnanx de cuisine
c"iGhrrS dts "Cilarter Oak >tnvcs'' don't
rluSlrurl sort EncitcS i son maras!n. ct
don't il est le Srnl agent pour la ParoSse
ConSiderant que NJ. Phillips otfre Sos
nlurchuudi>cS !, tres bon marcht. Oh ne
pourra >'ahstrlir de lui rcudrr visite.
pEcEs.-M. AdnpiI" LafArgue. anrlrn
!n-'lI",eur d NJ k~>i':-. ;.urlen ,d,tcnr du
II'trSro.s de-, Ar"ycIic>. h"n!rnr ,i.. Dl,n
ct tc:valn de ia lent. est mort ie - arl...
la'>>9nt les plus rrotn:>t!> regrets - ia
mile ct t';:i< ctr,> unl i'a,al"nt c.nnu
"N"tre c"ntrerr ct nm, Ltiar1ne. dit la
RrnHiSS0jirr !.0Urst !nG,sr. e:alt nalIt Gr~
fNrrhtcs e!. rulli::3" tons les rnrr:arIar;>
"r cette 'cGi:sn. II "v9l dne r!,au.!~. I',~.
prit ,it ct ! l,nag Q; ;nAtion t"ron.e. Cr,al.
uu r'cflr hrav" t.: Crnnrpux .iar< .n,:n fac.
crpt'on dn mot. Icp1s de inr.ur~ an
n"cs t'lab aux Avove!tes, il AVA; 81 81
blrn sc coLcl!,r l'ts'lrn" et i'ntIrrtinn dc
tons que e snti:ace de> c;t", ems Ie Marks
vile l'avait "'e. a j., trrni:n 4" marc.
position gull ncrnpHlt enrnr~ j. V y cnt|
cue temps. avant la second" :oa. c,.i'e
deS carpet bar-cr :. Ia:ar:n" sr:"i at.".
par marriage. a ! nne de> l,lnS hon,r;,J.e>
families drS Avoyei!n>. .-AhrH'r. IL.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-18

W@Ds s@~~ ~s@@ M@S @@V@&0Ss ASS
nombreux amis, lie public enter, devri-
ons-nous dire), de NJ. A. Garrigres, ap-
prendront sans doute avec plaisir quill
Went d'etre maintenu dams son emploi
CONNIE Juge de Paroisse. La Cour Su-
prsme siegeant en- notre Vile, en- a ainsi
decide mercredi dernier, Ia srande sa-
tisfaction de tous les hommes bien pen
SAINT.
Nous regrettons de men pouvoir dire
autant relativement NJ. Hayes, Sheriff.
Quoique le jugement de Ia Cour de Dis.
trict ait egalement etc renvcrs6 dams
cette affaire. NJ. Hayes lie pourr:s proha
Element pas obtenir la place qui lui await
etA accordee par ses constituents, QUEEN
intentant uue nouvelle affaire devant Ia
Cour de District.
Quant a la place de Recorder, ". Yves
D'Avy reste en- place par la decision de
la Cour Supreme qui declare qn'elle n "A
pas juridiction dams cette affaire. En-
d'autres termes, il ny Ia dedans aucune
allegation qui fasse voir que la conside-
ration est de $500.