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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-22
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-22
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-22
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-22

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-22
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-22
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-27
Can Consumpt,on be Cured

This reads very much like the head
ing of a patent medicine ad~cr...
'iiivirV, uun IL 10 IivvIrnS va TIE sort
We write it for the purpose of quot
ing the following valuable directions
and reflections at the close of DIR.
Bowitch's two papers on consumption
in America, in the last two numbers
of the Atlantic Monthly:
81. Never allow any one to sleep i'm
the same bed with a consumptive.
"2. If Ifpossible, let the attendant or
friend sleep in an adjacent room,
within easy call, rather than in the
same room.
"3 Never let one sister q. G. one of
the same herediteray tendencies, }
sleep with another who is tuberculous.
"a. Always have paid nurse to at
tend to the mere drudgery of the sick
room.
''5. AS this will often be impossible,
let the attendant be sure to go out not
less than twice daily, and fill her
lungs with pure air, or at least with
air different from that of the sick
room.
1--WE conclude, as we began, in
hope; and for final statement lay
down the following as our medical
faith on this important question .
When all men and women live in
PROPERLY PLACED and rightly construc;
ted houses, and at all times attend
carefully to the hygienic laws of mind
and body, in themselves and their
offspring, then will consumptionj
like many kindred evils, be wholly
graduated, or made comparatively
harmless in its influence on the hui
man race"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-27
Home EsOliteness.

Should an acquaintance tread on
your dress, your best-your very best,
and by accident tear It, how profuse
you are with your "never mind
don't think of i'll don't care at all !"
II husband does it, he gets frown;
II q child he is chastised.
Ah these are little things, say you,
They tell nightly on the heart, be
assured, little as they are.
A gentleman stops at a friends
house, and finds 1t in confusion. "He
don't see anything to apologize for
never thinks of such matters--every-
thing is all right"-cold supper-cold
room--crying children--''perfectly
comfortable"
He goes home, his wife has been
taking care of the sick ones and work.
ing her life almost out. "DOn't see
why things can't be kept in better
order-there never We're such cross
children before" No apologies except
away from home.
Why not be polite at home? Why
not use freely the golden coin of cour-
tesy? How sweet they sound, these
little words, ~ thank you," or, "you
are very kind |" Doubly, yes, trebly
sweet from the lips we love, when
heart-smiles make the eye sparkle
with the clear light of affection.
Be polite to your children. Do you
expect them to be mindful of your
welfare, to grow glad at your ap-
prOach, to bound away to your pleas
ure before your request is halfspoken?
Then, with all your dignity and au-
thority mingle pOliteness. Give it a
niche in your household temple
Only then will you have the true Sc
cret of sending out into the world
really finished gentlemen and ladies.
Again, we say unto all, be polite
Central Baptist.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-27
II had been burnt in twain and was

II had been burnt in twain and was
blazing.
Alexandra" said /, strangely
calm, "the air-ship is on fire I"
"Ha, ha, ha ~ he laughed. "On
fire? My beautiful balloon on fire ?
Never !-she Is indestructible. Fire
can not injure her. Why, my love,
she out-rode the lightnings. They
pierced her through and through, and
yet she Is not injured-shei is spirit ~
AS he ceased spesking, there was a
shrek of the escaping gas the vast
silken globe collapsed, and the car,
which had been for several minutes
settling, began its descent perpendic-
ularly toward the sea Faster and
faster 1t sped, faster and faster until
Just here Marie sprang from her
seat beside me, and with the words,
AYE, by-the-by, 1 must show you
the steps of that new ballet" began
pirouetting up and down the graveled
walk. I was dumbfounded; / saw
instantly that had been paying my
addresses to an insane girl, and I got
out of that garden a second quicker
than / went in. Upon inquiry, 1
learned that Marie had read the ac-
counts of the arial voyages of Mont
fier, Pilatre de Roziers, D'Alandis,
and, in fact, of everybody else who
had made any, and had afterward
brooded over the subject of erosta-
tion until she became crazed.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The office of Collector of the port
of New, York is worth $27, 900 year.
uTHE Oldest inhabitantu of Ken
tuck Y Is John Pickeral, aged lis. He
must be "a tough fish.
Mrs. DINA VIEs, near Nashville,
Tenn, Is ia years old-if she recol-
Iects Alright.
Mr.. BELMONT, it is said, values his
picture gallery at $500, 900. h
MISS EVANS made nine thousand
dollars out of "St. Elmo"
There is advantage in feeding car
rots TO horses, in connection with oats
or dry cut feed and hay.
"PLoUGH-plough well-manure." Z"
This was Cato's reply when asked the
secret of successful farming. F
A BRITISH authority thinks that
stagnant water is often the cause OF
abortion i'm cows and other domestic
animals.
THERE are fifteen cotton factories
i'm North Carolina, running q, ,112
spindles, and turning out 5000, ,OOO
pounds OF spun cotton yarn. vi
PROF. BOND, the wire-walker, fell
while giving one of his perilous exhi-
billions in Charleston, S. c., on the
sth, and broke his neck.
AN estate of $1,000 was lately set
tied in Otsego county, N. Y, in
which the lawyers received 81, 200,
and the heirs-at-law the rest-about
$50 apiece.
THITRY-Two miles Of the Eliza
belhtown and Paducah Railroad are
now under contract, and the work is
being pushed through with down.
right earnestness.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-27
Newspapers In schools.

A movement is on foot in Philadel-
pha 20 introduce newspapers I'm the
reading exercises instead of the usual
stereotypedIeaders. We knew a lady
who, ten yearsago, adopted that plan.
One Hay in the week each scholar
brought a paper, and read an article
shesalected, and the more advanced
young ladies in the seminary were
reqiired to write "a composition upon
SOME theme furnished in the newspa-
per, Of the day. The result was that
evfy pupil gained knowledge Of
passing events.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-27
TIE Knoxville Wbir approves the

NE Knoxville Whig approves the
appointment by President Grant
OF te "Rebel'' Gen. Longstreet as
surtyor of the port of New Orleans,
on de ground that he not only sub
mittd himself, but advised his neigh
bors md his fellOwscitizens of the
Sout to do the same thing" There
are pobably two hundred thousand
"Rehls" in the South who did pre-
cisely the same thing. They have
condlcted themselves equally as well
as Gn. Longstreet, but they have
not jtned the Radical party and that
maks all the difference In the world
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-27
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TO. SQUARES. / no 2 MO $ NO . NO is MO
To Advertisers.

ns- Parties advertising by contract. for n
given time, will be confined 20 their ioeiti-
mate bugincss; anything outside OF this
Will be charged for separately.
ceeding three months, win have the privi-
Iege of renewing their advertisements "
quarterly; all extra changes will be
Charged for.
,ps. Doubie-column advertisements will
be cherged one-third moro than regular
rates for single columns. ....... -
m5 Funeral Notices, Obituaries, or any
Will be charged for.
nD- Notices In local and special colums
arc matters Of special contract.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-27

BEmNp time--the back ofthc clock
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-27

TIE Philadelphia Inquirer says Mr.,
Hamilton Fish takes the Office on
Secrary Of State "with the inten-
tion q only remaining n short pc,
rlod. Whereupon the Philadelphia
Agehys it seems nov 10 be the fash
ion b go down to Washington. with
"cspet bag" TO spend few days
in tn cabinet
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-27

1NEast Lancashire, England, the
distrss among the cotton operatives
is vev great, and emigration clubs
are hng formed. At Binckburn, out
Of a million and halfspindles, halfa
millin are entire stopped, and anoth-
er ha' million are ON short time
OF te forty-Rve thousand looms,
ten tbusand are entirely stopped, and
twele thousand are on short time.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-17
AVIS AU PUBLlC!!

La Sociele exi>,au, en- ceiir paroissc sous
Ia raison sociale AUBEET ct TEis>lER t,an,
dissoute par Limitation de terme, N. J. TETS.
SER rcs'e seul Charge de Ia liquidation .,
assume loute la fcsponsabilits.
IL conlinuers, en- son nom c. pour sou propre
compile, lie meme gene d'afaires dams les deux
,nagasins ben commas III public.
II profile de loccasion pour remrrcier Ia
population de Si-Jacqncs dn ticnveillant
patronage qu'clle lni a accorde, Ct il espe1e
Gu'elle vondra blcn Iui continuer les memes
Iavenrs, car il iera tous ses. efforts pour Sen
tendrc di.ne.
Son Sock de MarcAaalists s,chss. constam.
menl tenonyelt, est Gien a%s>ot,,, trais, .ar,e,
no reniermnn. que des marchandlses Dc
premiere qualil6.
Les prir soni rtdais aur de,niires hmites
du b0u march6.
INnIENNES bon TENT q 10, lo!, IS, II!
cents.
BAREGES, Grenadines, jaconals Dc 25 d 80
cents.
BATISTES imprimecs, hau,e noutennif, Il SO
cents Ia yarde,
MOUSSELlNE Suisse, Mnl Mui, Percales,
Nansons, BriIlsn,es.
COTTON baiis,e, Tarialanes, toi!es bianches ct
c%oulenr, lingo de table,
BRiN, Mousselines ct Bobiners i Mous,i.
nnaire.
COTONS blancs IS de l2] 10.
y ala Tres hns ~, 90, IS
Grand Assortment de coionnaiesd his has prir
HABlLLEMENTS cnnfec,innts, choix varit
tie lama GEES pour hommes ct ~enfau,S, de 80
cents a 81 so la y:tsde.
LlNGE oon'rctionne, articles pour deull,
gfande vatitle.
CHAPEAuX ientre francais pour hommes E,
%enfan'S. d Jss pix @xcepI,onneis.
BONnETEHIE. MERCERIES. CAanssurts
pour lommes, gafen4s, danes ri fiieiles.
les meliienrcs qualities settlement, ct dams
des prix rahni,s a IA rnrife de tons.
QUlNCAltLERlE. SELl.ERlE, pARFU.
MERE, PHARMAGlE, %VAlSSELLE,
GROCERIES,, WINS. ct bigueuts, etc.
FL une grande ~qnan,i,e l'anlrcs ~al,.c.es
don't ~fennntra'ion scraii 'rop iongnc.
1T-Ls tour aux prir les pins moderfs,
ter sa nombrruse clientele. ne neeli.era rlen
de &C qui peni eif- agreeable e, rtiIe an public.
Bon, Il Bon marrht =. Telle est sa devise.
Une Charlotte, ,tes ben assnnie q, dirie1e
par IN Jenne homme recom,nandabIe, voyage
dams la paroi-se.
Les relations commercials gull entrelient
avec les prrInieies maisors de la Nouvcilc.
Orleans, e, sa Ionenc experience dams &c genre
taitaires ini pe,inet,ehi de vsnd,r iouies s.S
marchandises q IN pIix qui detie ,oute con.
cntrence.
Venez, examiner, e, vons serex convaincus!
Ter mai. J. TElSSlER.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-17

district or the parish jud &c of the parish in
which the otiense may b charged to have
been committed snd 10 hs Proceeded on and
examined according to Law.
Whcnihc person so accused shah have been
brought before the justice or magistrate, ii The
oltcnse be not punishable as stated in the above
paragraph, or the district or parish Judge if
Punishable as stated in the above para staph, it
shall be his duty to examine on oath such
w1tnesses'us may appear against him, and to
reduce their deposition 10 writing, II shall also
be his duty TO receive the voluntary declaration
of the person accused, and The answers which,
without promise or threat, lie shall mako TO The
questions which The examining Judge or
ma stale shall put TO him, and to cause them
to be reduced to wiring AND signed by prisoner
IN his presence and that OF two witnesses, or if
he cannot sign, 10 mention that circumstance
and to cett'fy The declaration with his signature
and that OF two witnesses, which decla ration
thus certified aud signed, shall be evidence
before the grand and peli, jury.
Alter the examination shall be thus made. If
II Shall appear from the testimony Of the wit
nesses tina. a breach of the peace, crime or
m'sdemeat,or has been committed by the &C.
cosed, 1t shall be the duty IF HE 81. Judge
1t the examination has been made before him,
to send 'hs accused 10 jail under the custody
OF the sheriff or constable, if the crime be
punishable with death; and Of lhe district,
Judge, if the examination has been made
before him., 10 send the accused 10 jail if the
crime be punishable with death and the proof
evident or presumption great.
u The oIiense or crime charged may be
punishable by imptisonmen, in the peni,en,iarv
the district, e parish Judge may Sc, him vt
liberty upon his giving bond with approved
security for such sum AS The Judge shall fix;
and if The otiensc be punishable with less
severe penalties, The accused shall be sci a,
liberty upon his giving bond with approved
security for snch sum as the magistrate or
Judge shall fix said bond shall be conditioned
Tor the appearance Of the party accused at the
rexi parish or district court, as NAV be stated
~ The bond, III the parish in which the off.nsc
shall have been committed II he be unable or
refuse 10 give bond with such secn,i,v, The
magistrate or Judge, as the case may be, shall
COMM, him to prison uniii he be delivered in
due conrsc of law.
The district and parish judges shall have
jurisdiction as committing magistrates in all
cases.
SIC 3. B" i, further enacted, etc. That,
laws or parts Of laws contrary 10 The pro
visions Of this &C, be ard the same are hereby
repealed and that this nc, take cfec, from
after its passage.
Signed CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR J. DUNN,
L'eutenan, Governor aud President Of the
Senate.
Approved October II, 1865.
iSignell II. c. WARMOTH.
Governor Of HE Safe of louisiana.
\ true copy
Gro. f Bover.
Secretary OF State.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-17
State Of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
Parish Of St. James.
W '''2a v. Lapeyrolcrie.
7t =" - No. 2l5.
p. c. Liuran.

BY virtue Of an alias writ Of fsri tacias 10
me directed by the Hon the Fourth Judicial
District Court in and for the Parish of St.
James, | have seized and will offer at public
sale and auction at the Court House of the
Parish of ST.. James, on -
WEDNESDAY the 1sthe day of AUGUST
As" s. 1869, al II O'clock A. NJ, 'a''
the herein after, described landed property,
belon 2ing 10 P. c. Livran, TO satisfy said
wit, lwh: ,ss44sas sft ta5 z.sG1 'ig
A certain tract Of LAND, situated in the
sb Parishsot St.fJames, on the RICH, bank Of
the Mississippi river at abon, sixly-eieh'
miles above the CRY Of New Orleans,
e measuring about three quarters Of an
arpent front on the river by eighty
arpents in depth, closing more or less in
The rear, bounded abpve ty the property
of the late Willow Laurent Do1tzietx and
below by that of Mr.. Augns.e Tral,aa,
aslogeth Their with all The buildings and i'm
So proyements thereon aud lhereunto be-
80 longing, also a lot Of empty barrels and
10 lot u, barrels poles .Sss "a Yer l55s tes
TERMES OF SALE 'azr a7 e'
CAsH, on, the spot-inn U. 5 legal currency.
stevs-a5 I 5e1a S. THERloT,
zs oraa sb Sheriff.
Parish Of pSta1ames, l7sh3 July, 1869.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-17
No. 100 AN c

loamend and re-enac, the ,hirty.fonr,h section
OF an ACT entitled can &C, re)a,ive n c,;.
m'nal proceedings" approved March
fourteen. eighteen hundred and fifty. five
SECTION 1. Be ii enacted by The Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of The STATE of Loui-
siana in General Assembly conreaed, Tha,
The thirty-fonrth section Of an ac, entitled A
act relative to criminal proceedings,o approved
March fourteen, eighteen hundred and 6fly.
five, be and the same ia hereby amended and
re-enacted so as TO read as follows: Whenever
any person shall be accused of any bre,ch of
the peace, crime or misdemeanor BY ,bc oath
OF one or more credible witnesses, it shall be-
the duty of The justice of the peace or commit.
ting magistrate or judge before whom the
accusation is brought, 10 receive The complajn,
aud 10 cause the accused to b. arres,e, and IL
The otf.nse for which the accused is so arrested
be one thai may subject the party to capital
punishment OF TO Imprisonment in the peni,en.
liaIy, the accused shall, when arrested. be
brought before either the district Judge Of Ii.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-17
State OF Louisiana.
PARISH Z
Parish Of St. James.
Succession Of Henrietta teller.
Widow William teller.

Whereas Nathan Fei,sl, of the Parish o
st. James, has applied to the above nance
Court, i" order 10 be appointed adniuis,rato
OF the s1ee.:ssion Of Henrietta Zeller, Widow
William Zeller:
Public notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned to file in writing Within ten day:
from the date Of notice hereof, at the office o
the Clerk of said Court, the reasons, why the
prayer OF said petitioner should not be granted
\1S By order Of said Court.
(-\ %''2 N. s. LANDRY, Clerk.
Parish Of st. JamsS, IS July. 1869.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-17

Avis.

A A ycildrc. pour cause De
&9keA Depart, une proptiste dams les
&z4@e% nvirons du College Jefferson,
paf1fsst sS..Jacques, rive gauche. a' a'ss .5'"
Cette propriete mesure IN demi arpent de
face "o ts,vs sur 40 de profondeur, ct po.seae
me manson tres comfortable, une cuisine, I'M
four, plusieursf bd,isses ct ton,es les. anaS!iora.
tons necessaires d une residence.
a dss conditions Tres avantageuses.
S'adresser au bureau du Louisianais.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-17
Suite OF Louisiana.
PARISH COURT,
=. TEs E.iafUA ~ i4Bv ne
4 Parish af st, James.
S.sea.ssoa IF tie zate Ferry D4elo..

sWbereas Jean, Barthelemy Ferchand Of
,haI P4si.h of Saint:James, has filed in this
Coars, his s6pa! account Of administration 81
the above S.,cesssieaJ praying for ths homoloI
CATION Of the same: .sa.ss,yfa safIa. ..
Public notice is hereby givanatola all parties
concerned to file in writing within ten days
fiidShh7f an n sniso,iee hereof, a,,t,s Odaiics oi
I'll Ctffssrff b6f ssaid Couit,, Mo +sasoas Why sts
Pfsysss y 4, I lE3} Miner .houid Sot bseraa,sa.
(EEs(. -, y esdssiI i 81 III III c 'ss''.l,s ~ : :
fL %rasissa eaaM a4LANnRxsC Clerk
eParishtof 81: Jsmss,sts Jsly;rnseid ,r
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-17
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
FOR BoANDERs AND DAY SCHOLARS.
Corner IF DAPHNE and CONT ,,,...,
4. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Animal Session Of the Scboo, ,x;,, J..
nearly k'+vs" Months' duration, beginning on n.
r'fs' Monday In September. and ending on ~ -,
Saturday in July.
No better evidence, d: ihn use n Ines. ot n. a.,
ca" o - gwen Than III" e,t-"-i~~ BE ..l.c~... ~A;sl -
Ia" a'tsinef in the .hoft space Of two wear, rom n.
CREATION; ana a reference 10 III. h.i Of Prafrr.ors Who
imrart obstruction IN the various branches n ..na,
The method Of instruction adopted, sna,a. ..,n..e
lousy sga'"ss tic abuses Of sha, an,iaua,eJ .v.,en =
ltafn'ns, which wastes The prscious y.a,s Of vo,,h /.
me lA'e''o"' requirement Of unavailable lore, and. =,
IN" sThr time, against the no less perriripu, ,hn,., or
\ sross ns'ihafi'nsm which suhjnga,-. an n. f,c,r,.n
OF iAr '""d and aspirations OF the /. IA, 10 .oo.p -.
crossing pursuit.
~ o"lect - 10 'ratn vnnng nea 10 me perfom.ne.
= Z, - npties Of iife, 70 instruct Them i, All m.
h'snNhes Of Science md Ar, which are essential ~
'h"'f 'ntn'e sncc'ts, and, by awakening in ,b,r . I,..
u study to inrnlca,e a process Of selEin.,,..,,o-
""l'" W enable them to continue their education
even after being rnano,pa,@d from The e.n,,o, ni
parents and professors. '" -
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%Ieuvent pa ltys d. parieiassp olsqae leurs pro-
fessours De philosophie jurent Acknowledgement
CONNIE DIES Characters embourb6s.
Paiisirl H'avait pas encore toni bu lsrrent a.
g, respectable tante. II lui restait vinrt sir franc,
Ct ,qninSe centimes: de quot Sc, faire ouvrir 4 den,
h9ltants les pcrtes de s6rail de Constantiponllee an mar
les muets dh Grand Turc. Et qluran,d on est richie,
csest pour vivre en- Seigneur.
LorsqSe nos deux compagnons, devenus ~lyriques
par %t'bations, entendirent battre Ia ~retraitrc mil.
M"s' is sietrsiterent avec prudence. La castrnee
eta't q drofte; lis prirent a gauche. La mutt Gtsit
sanbre, s'encieuse, propice aux a,nours. Parisien
marchait sans Granite ct .superbement; qusut a
Rergot, IL sentait battre son cour ct ses iambes Sc
d<sobsr. Arrives devant une porte borgne, massive,
honteuse ct ~lepreuse, les deux smis $ 'arreterent,
lsariis'en frappa; Pierrot voulut s'enfuir. II et.it
trop tard.
DSepx ,iours apres cette escapade @nocturne,
fiearrot ct P>arisien philosophaient tristement entire
quatre ,nurs. La prison est fate pour quelqu'un. .
Quinze ijonrs apres, car il y a double chatiment
pour toute fante- honteuse, Pierrot ct, Parisien
caaseeartnaient 4 rlhHpital des pestiferds.
y5..- r. 3s.aIs.s ..l1g y .,sa.s- j. GENTiL.
- is la suue. az proclaim. nun.e,o.
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AVIS

@ RETENl's par lie juse de Paix
AX dn cinquieme district de Ia pa.
AZ raise St.Jacques, depuis lie 6. JUN
1863. denx CHEvAUX. L'nn est c%oulenr soyel,
a ie font BLANC. porte a lepaulc ganche Ia
marque U. >. Eau're est IN petit a,aIon, bai
Dc %couleur, ayant IN detaut 4 Ia hanche gauche.
FIJI o. FAZEINDE.
aJ1ge de Paix du SEINE. district.
St-Jacques 26 JUN 1869.
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Avis.

In excellant inslituteur, protestant depuis
viagt ans en- Louisiana, mum des .Nc omman-
dat'ons les, plus meritaes, bien Ell honorable
ment comm dams nos paroisses, desire %lrouyer
I'M emp'"i de profrsse.' dams une famille.
S'adresser an bureau du 'sLouisianais."