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Mrs. F. w. RUDD
REAEQvAI.
J. II. TAYLOR

HAVING removed to his new store house,
East side Public Square. Pulaski, Tenn,
INFORMS all his friends and the public generally
that he is receiving large stock ofnew dry Goods
carefully selected, nice lot of Boots, Shoes, Hats
SC. Family Groceries, Hard, Tin and Queensware.
good supply of mechanics Tools of every descrip
ton. Returns thanks for the liberal patronage of
the people of Giles county, and sOlicts acontnuanee
of the same. Has also a nice lot of ready-made
Clothing which he will sell at cost, and is selling
call md for themselves. decl8-tf
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Love hides multitude of faults" but it tails to
conceal the disease that is lurking and enchanting
yon beautiful and lovely woman! Yet she permits
rapid inroads to be made upon her system and refu-
ses to procure that which will effect permanent
cure. We say Oromgoole Co.'s English Female BIT
trS will all complaints peculiar to the female
sex. and no sieky female, arried single, old
young, should fail to procure this medicine. Some
of the mo It intelligent physicians in all parts of the
country do not hesitate to pronounce it a superior
consJanatioe for all female diseases. We also hold
testimonials from editors, druggists and others
from several States, praising it in the extreme.
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The Difference in Men.

The world is constituted of men Of three
different orders of mind. There are some
who are taken with novelties, and who are
attracted to a subject becsuse of its very
novelty. These men may be actuated by
prudent counsel, but they are no: the men
who compose the advance guard of ciyili-
zation-to whose advice the world is in
debted for its progress. There are others
Whosoppose anything because it is new,
syksee terrOrs and dangers because
nposed to the old notions, and be-
de aet indulge in speculation
Is tbusiasts reason for a par
A third class is compos-
Of moderate means, who are
pit any Innovations and chan
fe practical and sensible, that will
sibs hag piness, comfort and pros
the largest number. These are
Yho build cities, construct rail-
build turnpikes and make the world
ct to live in. These are the men who will
be instrumental finally in permeating every
nook and corner of Giles county with
turnpikes aid1ating from Pulaski, and to
whom our people will be indebted for the
wonderful prosperity that will be sure to
follow.
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The news from New York is decidedly
startling. If the alleged statement of
the New York World is true that the steam
ship Arago saied from that port for Cuba
Oh Monday with nearly a thousand men
that everything was done openly: that the
volunteers went on board with their mus
keIs Oh their shoulders and that no at
tempt was made to stop the expedition, al
though the Administration at Washington
was telegraphed on the subject, matters are
certainly getting to be highly interesting.
Ifan expedition started out, the destina-
ton was undoubtedly Cuba. though the
clearance may have been for St. Thomas
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THIS is to give notice, that, the 30th day of
i April, d, 1869, warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate of Samuel K. Gooch in the
county of Giles, and State of Tennessee, who has
been adjudged bankrupt, on his petition: that
the payment CT any debts and delivery of any prop
erty belonging such bankrupt, to him, for his
use, and the transfer of any property by him
forbidden by law: that meeting of the creditors of
the said bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to
choose one more assignees of his estate, will be
held at a court of bankruptcy, to be holden the
14th day of May, d, 1863, at 10 O'Clock, m, at the
office of the Register in Bankruptcy, Murfreesboro,
Tenn, before W. N. Doughty, Esq, Register.
z: L: Doughty. dP,ty U: s. Marshal Ms,gr:
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IN B BANKRUPTCY

THIS is to give notice, that, on the 3Oth day of
L April. d, 1869, warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate of Jas. NJ Fuller in the
county of GILES and State of Tennessee, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition:
that the payment of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to him. or for
his use, and the transfer of any property by him
forbidden by law, that meeting of the credit
of the said bankrupt, prove their debts, and
to choose more assignees of his estate, will
be held at a court of Bankruptcy, to be holden on
the 14th day of May, d, 1853 at 10 O'Clock, M at
office of the Register in Bankruptcy, Murfreesboro,
Tenn, before W. N. Doughty, Esq. Register
E. L. Doughty. dptY .. Mar hal Msgr.
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THIS is to give notice that, on the 8Oth day of
i April, d, 1869, warrant in bankruptcy was is
sued against the estate of Peter Mays, in the
ty OF Giles and state OF | nnessee, who has been
payment of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging to such bankrupt, to him, for his use,
den by law: that meeting of the creditors Of the
said bankrupt, prove their debts, and to choose
assignees of his estate will be held at
court of Bankruptcy, to be holden the 14th day
of May, d, 1863 at 10 o'clock m, at the Office of
the Register in Bankruptcy, Murfreesboro, Tenn,
before W Doughty, Esq, Register.
E. L. Doughty, dep U. S. Marshal Ms'gr.
THIS is to give notice, that, on the 3Oth day of
April a. d., 1882 warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate of j. F. Hopper in the
county of Giles and State of Tennesse he has been
adjudged bankrupt, his pettisl1SFs
the payment Of any, dekf
\ -
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Colonel Sam Tate is at the head of the
management for the construction of the
Fad from Decatur to Montgomery, Ala
bama. Major Wallace, one of the most
favorably known railroad men in the United
States, superintends the construction for
the contractors from Montgomery to Elyton
and James w. Soss, President Of the
Nashville and Decatur Railroad, builds the
road from Decatur to Elyton for the con-
tractors. Under the management of these
three gentlemen, with their duties defined
as above stated, the road can and will be
promptly built. The work is begun and
will be completed by December /, 1871
Work will be commenced at three points at
the same time-MontgomerV, Brooks Gap
and Decatur-and the ability of the con
tractors, with the means at their command.
IS sufficient guarantee that the great
work will be done we'll aud rapidly Ban
uer.
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A pleasure boat containing eleven per-
sons vac drawn under a coal barge lying
on the Arkansas shore, opposite Memphis
on Monday evening. Doctors Garkey and
Miller, the well known dentists, Burwell
Adams, Willie AGREE, and a negro man
were drowned. Their bodies have not
been recovered.
The editor of the New York Herald, who
all through the Presidential canvass, claim
ed TO be the leader of the Grant forces,
calls loudly for a change of the entire Cab
met. He says that his is the Presidents
only safety. He wants Sumner as Seere-
sary of State.
The Postmaster General finally appoint
ed EnOs Hopkins postmaster at Nashville.
Fiee Embry. removed.
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Times for the holding of the fall fairs
Marshall County, Sept.
Giles and Sumner Counties, 10
Williamson and Lincoln Counties, 90
Rutherford County, 81
Montgomery. Maury and Warren
Counties, Oct.
Robertson County, ell
Davidson County. - 18
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L'INDUsTRIE Az BUD.-Le No,t-
reau MondS dn 8 Juliet dit: sNous


L'NDUsTRIE Az SUD.~Le Nou-
reau MondR du 8juillet dit: @Nous
voyons par nos 6changes que Pes
prit d'industrie SO repand avec ra-
pidit6 dams le Sud, ct que les eta
blissenlentsd deja en- operation sont
dams un Stat fiorissant de prosp6
rite. Une de ces manufactures,
6tablie d Augusta avec nm capital
de $500, 600, q fabri4u6 Fannee
derniare un million et demi yards
de draps. La manufacture AIizo-
na, 6tablie dams Ia Haroisse Clai-
borne, Louisiana, depuis la guer-
re, paye maintenant des dividen-
des Do 24 pour cent aux actionnai-
res. Ce revenu est realise sur un
capital de 380, 600, eli encore dams
ce capital Sc trouve comprise une
parfie des m6tiersI Iqui ne sont pas
encore On operation. C'est dams
In George principal lennent que cet
esprit d'entrepEise - d6yeloppe
ayec le plus do rapid dit& ON comp
te lA uns soixaataine dHtablisse-
ments manHfaetuEiers en- voic de
constructions
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EENTES III E'LIOTES

&ac'SA"tn Cf""t,t LY"a,.-I.n Rte a,lr,
li'n tla41'"mne l'rn!er, - ~ A"!'t ii ' uU,
arprnts e terre avrc les aineliuratinnS. u tets
DE- betrS cofnrs 'i"ltrs. t.ll- >ac.irrt Caca-
slr'l, Gne!quas ehevaux, Ac,. Il mn rt dtux ans
de credit pour IA tsrre ct ia vach.rie, ct all
cosnprant po''r la balance d-s ;,rolr;e'tS
Hat. Lambert tt ais, ad,rin,Str rs. Er:yi>te
Eramheto,s et ais -D.nS t,ttt- affair" r. SEtrtt
vrnia Ia 1lalsol lie Cour. pour iu COMPLIANT,
lt a"ut, i's p'etsnslons dn dtitnh.,ir La:iS il.
succession d. tru dame tG4st.. !uuh,rt. Sa mfy,.
lm- Hoods Us. JoAa T. Habbard nGm -Iia
rettr at'alrr. L. Sh.rit ves.lra pour u comptal;.
la MaIson ,e C"nr. se aont .!.- acres ,lt t.rr-
shines sur IL Dry Bayou. av.c les aneorations
SnrctSSson !erontque LdrrIese -Iennc. f.
L2strap-s. EncailtruI. vrnira sur '-S li,ux. o.
ptl"''sas IL ) a"nt. E'''nr dn conpah, uL- maj
son 1T III terrain i'uts rn ,rts- v.r.
Snecrss,0n Af,chr Honus.-lr 81 ,!u;,;.,, on
v"ndia. sur !e Eayon Te,-n~ YES prn,,ll>.r- &, !.
Succession s''s't rsi>at ~, ullr prli.r la. j.
ial"n DE- - acres d. t-lie. c.vanx hruis .it.
tire betrs c"rn~s. &c. Les promielfs u,ul:-
ier's srront vendnes p"ur ia 9. mp'an ,r la
htatlon mn tiers ,mptant It la baia!.,r :. Ain #
denx avs de credit.
Succession John Tea! Les Juliet, on V, n.
tlra. Ia Prairie Mann,.th, les h,.us ,,. l.. srt
,cpsSion DE- tt'n John Teal, c"nsiStaut en une ha.
b,a"n de $40 acres de trr1e, un autre more, a,l
Hr - arpehts, ct On mohller Inutr somme DE-
$50 ct audessous. payable cen. plant, 1T tnutt.
sen'rn- ar-drssns DE- 10. d IT : ans lie credit
Succession Indrs Matte La vent. aura lieu
Ia Mslsnn de Cnnr l.. ai jlil-t Ilvaun mor-
csa de terre de 800 acres It I'M autre a.. 643 au
Bayou Petite Prairie. 9n seront .endus par lots
de 81 acres "n m"'ns, pour On compliant
TABLEAUX DE SUGGESTIONS.
Succession" o. Hiaekley -Une assemblies des
creancers aura lieu psrd-vant Y. D'Avy, Re-
corder, Op-lousas, le 81 Juliet, dams 10 but
de determiner de Ia mrileure manier- d. dis
poser des prophecies ct hxer les conditions de- la
vente.
Succession Vas"a -Aadrus, a,franchis j BIaiz-
Motto, administrator, a enregistre nm Tablrau
de- classification, qui stra humologne le 3 Aout,
a moline que f"n ny m-tte op position.
Succession Cetestsne Lavergne.-An,i. D. Me.
che. administrator. euregissre ,ln TsbI-au D..
reglemrnt detiktit qui sera horaoIogue le aout
sahf opposition
Succession John G Otirer Eliza Mcdaniel.
administrative. enregi~tre un Tahleau DE- clas-
s'ficatdn des drttes DE- cite sncresslon, qu sera
hom0logne s : an'st. sausorp.,sis;on.
Succession LoHis TGse.-L L,uis Stage. a.lmi-
nistrateur. enreri>ire IN Tabi -au detlu,tlt uui
sera h0molog"e T.. : a"1t sanfpprositjnn,
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Assembice des Centribuables.

Lundi, lie % JUN 1869, confornemen Mt
rajoornement, tine sase 'nbee des con.
tribuabIes de la Pa.oi%se St. Landry a eu
ften ]" Mason de Cour, a Ope!ousas. lie
Colonel b. X. Rogers president ct NJ. Joel
Il. Sandoz secsetaire
Motion ayant etc fate de prendre con.
na'ssance dv rapport d" com'te de corp.
tables nomme anterieureme nj da u ie bu,
examiner Ia condition b bnaGciere de Ia
Paroisse, NJ. F. A. King. rnn des mem.
bres dudit cotnite presente une CORES.
Po"dan nee ensre 'e connie ct ID. c. MAYO,
Grefiisr da Jury de Police, ain.i que M.
Jos. D. Richard, soa predecessor. d.
monsrans que i,sqn'a present le comi,e
ma pu conmencer SEES trayaux. En- con.
sfqusaee y. King, au non du com,,e, de-
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~ La te.!at;pn raJiyat ruu> avaut fru.fro
De Ia rn!h.it;.tiY,, rs avs i;,icjai,r, '. vur.-
ialrnt bin rous inrurr t.ln:errin,u, Lns ar?;s
TT pat cns, nous u"us prnpusuus nea,lln.i,s J.,
donner chaqne sr'naine HOS l-ci,uls I'm s,n
nairr s.s v+ntrs 1e s,lcc,ssuus IT autr-s avis il-
declares que rautnri;e lu innv-rL, III It Il, ,i-ux
d. SrS acuiy:"s ny,t haignt .rcurc:rr :. III: a.:v,
Dams r. ra> pu nll administrator ,!+. succession
jugrrat de linfeTet ~ IA succession iui a!,n.:
n!stre l- fair, pubirr Ia v.':.',. un To attire av:,
st rn Franrais srit IN A!guiS. sn:t ,ia:s crs
s!ttx 'augnrs dams r. tyutgist aiiu de ,:onlrr
res avis nl,'. plus = ai pnbcuE!on, nous les ad-
fntltl s dams cuioig!.,%, i;Ii5on d. -, cents
par earre c':t t-a-'i:;r Ia n";e d. &c u'i+. (, Il.
cHu;r daIis It. JuarA"l CvnIlr r. ezra dams
nos COLONIES Il avs. IN adm in;>:ratrn: ,Fntrurl
Ft"ela rreFain d. {" II" y'n pour d"iuer Plus
t'r pnhii,'!'n /. v-nt- de Ia s,lrcr>siou ,?p,i
a administration.
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z Z soussigne otfr'a en-. ventc IA ! En-
H4 can. 4 son atciirr, rue Main, pres la
,'naGmacit dc NJ. Pu>ey. le Mercrpdi !
An';t proclaim, un buggy neut. ave" i'm
ptrialc. dcnx bu-gv~ nt+ni>, NON Converts.
'l.uN llacs ltcers, converts. ,ltux} w3-n"s
legers, non converts. Gn beau ci:-Nu. e.
nltricain, an cheval creole, un lot ruru-
hk'S dc mtnhge crnsistant en- dcux hts
nohteS. hurt.lti. Strrt1;iirt. Hrsunirr. set
tee. "tiais'$. livrr~. boz tc chArprntr,
nnl> divers. trg se. tt hmaHc"1lp Il Hu-
tres. a'!cl.'s 'i;,nf iinunrIn'i,u Serait
trop i"ugut.
On l'ohrra acheier i ...alui..n,,t. Il III uu
jour hr Ia vt,!tr
litlnn>:-CoNPTANr
=. 2. CLARK.
Npc.o,lsas II Juliet lst,o. 2t
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Cue les F:ejuges n'usuc?cne pas vo-
tre raISoo.

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Agelce Ges ca~at'res a Rep
tion de Winchester

A lNE> rxr"l''ntes carabinr>. Qui =.
~ HrlN c"Np> par Strors,,.. ~.
JUS feS>e "xtra"rdinu:e, rt port:
hHl5 rart"u,'ir'> Iui pcu;cn; ere
ell hrEt >erundeS. Sunt d vrl,u:.
4s"'lsSISut. 81 pharnacir, au pl.,
sftnann;r>5urr.
l-r ,nhlic est invite . rcn:: ey,.uj
'"s htilts arlnes.
JOHN, rDSEY.
G ,ei"usas. - Few; BIN A.
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LIE CABLE.-La pose du Gable
transatlantique francais est q la
veille d'etre heure,lsement termi-
nee. LIE Great Eastern, sc frouve
en- ee moment dams les eaux de
Terre-Neuve. Aux derniers avis,
dates de Brest le Ii Juliet, il await
immerg6 2,287 nnuds de cable, ct
Poperation So poursuivait rapide-
ment ct sans nouvel emcombre.-
Tout fait prevoirque quand ce nu-
nero parviendra 4 La plupart de
nos lecteurs, Ia grande ct glorieu-
50 taehe de la pose du cable fran
Gals sera un fait accompli, enr6gis-
tire en- lettres dor dams les annales
de Pindustrie ct de La pers6v6ran-
ce humaines.-Npstreaa Monde.
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Salon de Creme a Ia Clace e.
Soda.

~ NUEXESuEIMEn Il lNnn g..
AVAs d>'nn"''rr quill ouvr;"a, llta
ian':rn !lf,.l lt Union. RI" Nam.
Salon de CI"alr>' il la Glacr et dc :. !.
Oh h's t!anic> It les messieurS srront St.
Fl> avrr IoNS les sriAs .es plus comp
SAINTS. oucrrturn aura lien dem,
Dimanche, 81 Mai. Il : h"i.rr> Dc .'ap:a
"'di et srra oU'ert t"ns lea .j"nrs 81
wants '!rrn.> : ..tUres 7. VI. .i,:spn'a
heurcs dn soir.
urrlulta.,s, - Mai 1869. Il.-
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New ork. 3-G.o Peabody a de- nov,
veau donne un million en- bonds pour I'edn.
cation dams le Sud. Ce moutant comprettI
$4,000 bons six Louisiana, Slh 900 six
vile de la Nile. Orleans. S35, 900 c:na vii.
le de Ia Mobile, $4,000 cinq de I'Aiaba.
ma ct $4,000 en- cinq cons,;ides de la
Banque de- la Louisiana, tonte. vaIenrs de
premier ordre avec des diyidendes dun
Placement assure II donue en- outrc, de@
bons de Ia Floride six pour cent pour uue
somme denvirou s324,0OO Ces derniers,
CONNIE ceux du mississippi. ne seront pas
pay es await plusieurs annees.
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Ts'avnfl gfbre.- xfour~e 81 Ens
gf~frefnenl q. 'acrre~.
Encoiguurr dt.S ru.s La.s..',,' 81 Nour Air
wee, Nuuv- - y .,i

rs Comnissaires =. ..:,s, ..,:.,-., mt mt
- bli une Honr>- IL trav.'i i"n, ~ t-.--+.-
ct les iemmes drmanGalt { tIrtAr - rrur
les residents Eta, l,.i %: h-<oin j 'r,"..lie
l.s ont etssa~ment 6'akll M btr'a. .rnl irS !
sonnes qul gu. d-s na!.la..o,s IL M . nu
ferr"s venGI. aux tmE,*,}>. IRAN
ourtrs de- . H. urt.S t. ,.,..iu ! =
Les pianIeurs SOM rri.- !
nanits It d y co,nrr.ii.i m,
tout CT qui trait a., q ,ltr:
avantag-s ct AK rt>e.',.,,.
''h.t at'ir-f irs cap'nrN
LIS l-ttr-s .!nv-,.t e., a.a
~ No1 r.. president tt ,pr:.: t.~Lt,I.
feau dts omm'ss Tres 1! Eu,.p. 90"
Nouvellr Orleans .i J.ui. i-tn
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frNErRs.-Le Jrgcrsonian D., Jrff'r-
son, r"r'' dune r'mbinai<on roli'.Yue I'll
fant So hatrr ecrre lie mott ayant your
objet de taire nommer Warmoth. au Senat
da> Etats-1. Oscar pnrn 1evis.n,!r,;:
slnsl golverntnr, ct lc maisre d, po~ta TO-
wei ~erait fait |ieutena Mt -gouveru-ur+ Nure
confrere ajou.e que Warmoth ct Dunn, on.
h'iant leurs qncre|les sc sont jetes dams les
bras l'un &c |'an:re. Cette scene touc!lante
aurait en lieu la suite dune promena,i.
sur le she'll road de la rue Washington, en-
comragnie dune dame de lenrs r,|at;o,.s
l''En's longtempS on n,rle d"s s~r.r.tinns
de Narmnh vcrs Ia chalsc curu,. .lu Sc
nat. TT q'ii salt sill lie vo;t pas aus,i dlI~
zes reeves Ia Nilsson BLrch..
IN FAlr DE NECRoLoCiE kE-RosrEc
TlF.-En 1894, cinl membrrs du clrrse
irarcais arriverent d Ia N,uvelle Orleans
C'etaent les abbes Blanc, AnduS. prr,hier,
Brassac ct Jran-Jean. Tons avaieut des
qualities emncntcs lieu que dver-rS. !.'Ab-
be Blaine deviHt eveqne ii Ia Nile -N.:.. Sans
ct Table porhi"r Ia Mobile Les troi>
an'res apre- un lorg sejour en- l.. ui>i~nn
retourrerent en- France. Liable Hercules
Braosar 4ui etais sans contredit le plus d;.-
t;ngne des cinq. est mort ,lan> le couran,
de mai derner, a Marvejols, departemeut
lie Ia Lczere. Nous ignorons 81 les au,res
lui ont survecu.
Notre but lest pas, du reste. De f4i-c
une notice collective nous vnul,,ns simple
ment consacrer quel4ues Iign~s Ia me
mrire De Table Hercules Bra>sac qui das-
servit succes>ivement Ell Loni~inne les cures
d. Baton Rouge, de DonaidSonviile ct ,in
Grand Coteau Ii il lais>e des souvenirs
qni se perpetuent tralitonneiement Ct pli
>eront chers pendant iong'"mp> "n,:,,re u
hi"n des gems. Homme d drrud.tiou ct d
sav"ir, d'esprit ct de jng 'ucns. Table Bras
sac etait doae aussi dune tacnte cra,nirt
pen commune Ben que paran' tcniour~
dahondance, il n'eut jamais re'1out les
peri|s De Impression, car chez lu "a t',r,,e
await etc cuttivee avec antant de sofa one
la ra'son l4es avrHtages n"turrls qu ii
pos~e.lait etaient con,ro!es en- oatre par un
tact parfait, ct a defaut de tact. srn aueui-
te. sa politesse ct 81 mansudtude l+u-sent
'onjour. preserve d, tout ecart dams ses
sermons.
On concoit qn'svec Ia Surerior:tts 1ni le
dstingual', liable Brassac d1t rey,rtur
son pays. Aussi en- parlaitiI >ouvent, ct
deS quill lie put, il ~ rrtra sans eu,port~r
4 lei autre: chose que l'eStime ct affection
pro'ondos de ccux don't il await d;riee le-
interets spiritueIs: De Marvejols, departe.
ment de Ia Lczere, ou une yiri!e seur lui
await donne aisle. il aIIait qnel1uefois pre-
cher lr petit c"reme dams une egi<e de
Paris. Entn. age de qnatre-virgts aus,
II s'est ete'nt, de la mort des ju>'e~, SAILS
lAlsser au n'oude qne l'exemple de son de>-
interessement ct de ses hau.es ver;uS
Liable Bras,ac ayant en- en- LouiS;ane nne
grande reputation, nous avons pen>e que
ces gnes pourraent avor de 'in,erGt pour
bsauconp de monde. 81 nous nous <o,nneS
trompe, on nous |. pardonnera ell :.vtur
de liUtentien -AJeiiip, a.
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A IOuer GU a Vendrc.

- IEE RESIDENCE rontorrah~
ls$sM e. cn'.s n'roi, y4J:.f @. a-rsahl,
ia V.ilr i t'".:'r.,.'I
l. nr les parricula,IG,, .n.rrs-., N,-Si,
A"'''' & N"r-'n. nu al h'it'.n la 1n5:ur
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LE sENATEUR RAr --Lorsqu cd exam
Inc de pres Ia plupart des carpet -bsggers
CUE les Chambrss de 10 Louisiana comptent
dams leur sein, 90 % demsnde ee qui ess d
pfus surprenant dc l'andace de ces fiibus-
tiara polisiques on de Ia Daivete stupide des
eiecssurs qui les ont nommes. Parmi lei
ioyaux. les convaincns. les ardeaas, lee aus
seres. le parti repuhlicsin aine . ci,er Ie
sef,atear Ray, Go No psa. etre ou plus
na. sa rsnseigne ON plus a.eagle, LIE II mars
1864. Ray pressis b sermrnt confsdere e.
acceptait les enplois do treserier de rarois-
set d'sgsns d'Etas sons i.sduipistra.io,r,
du gouverncur Allen.
Lorsque fut organise le Senas de ID Lon.
ls'sne. Ray etait radical. anioniste, il await
'oarne aa rouge-noir.
, un parti ma pas longtempsa viyre ausnd
.tfssf fond sar de pareilIas uonacienees. lie
)oar siendra cersaiaement oii III population
ae coaIeur compFendra le role ridieale
W e'ie loue. en- prdtant complaisamment
sss epaules aux batelears poiisieues aui
= gu servent CONNIE dan marchepied pour
arflver IA fortune, seul mobile de leurs
y sslons.-Abeiile. =. H.. 49,. I,
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Ecurie Publique.
BGISS De CHARPENTE.

TELA qui ont besoin de bois de char
~ pente .sont prizes dc s'adresser il
NM. Dom. La!anne g. freres. q Wash
!.,ngton, Bloch 81 Dnpre, Opelousas, on
lis ponrront laisser leurs .ordres, qui Sc
ront promptement executes.
A. SAMUELS.
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10 Juliet 1869. 3m