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VENEZUELA.

Binnco's Strength Throughout the Republic
He il Now Provisional President-A Dutch
Mau-Oi-War at st. Martin.
CARACAS, July 23
Via HAVANA, August 8, 1870.
The Venezuelan Congress, composed OF represen.
tatives from sixteen States, has elected Guzman
BiancO Provisional President Four States support
the Monagas party, which continues to hold the
navy and the ports OF MaracaibO, COrO and Puerto
CabellO. War still continues. Commerce is pros
trate and misery prevails throughout the country
Guzman Banco was tnaugurated Provisional Presi-
dent OF Caracas on the I'D OF July. 1t II reported
that Uutch man'oi-war has arrived at ST. Martin
on her way to Venezuela TO demand satisfaction for
the Insult TO the Dutch dag.
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CUBA.

Movements Of United states War shaps--Cau-
tion 10 Merc1nats-Wrech Of a British Brig
HAVANA, August s, 1870.
Advices received from 81. Thomas state that the
United states war vessel Merrimac. from New York.
arrived there, and after remaining day sailed Tor
Brazil. The American war snip Yantic, which ar
rived at Barbados on tho same day reports that the
soundngs for the laying OF the West India and Pan
anna cable were progressing favorably. The Yantic
sailed next day for Porto Rico. The cable steamer
Titan IL still In port here.
Tue Havana merchants have received orders not
10 snip merchandise In Frencl German vessels.
me British brig Shy with cargo OF sugars and
m0lasSes rom Porto Rico and bound for Cork, Ire
land, was wrecked on the north side Ol the island.
The crew we're fortunately all saved.
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ENGLAND.
Parliamentary PrSgress-The IrisI, Militia
The Money Panic Again.

parliamentary PrOgress-The Irish Miitia-
The Money Panic Again.
LONDON, August 8, 1870.
In the House OF Commons Oday Mr.. Childers de-
Tended the navy from. charges OF ineflciency made
by Mr. Laird.
The Ecclesiastical Titles bill was reported 10 the
House.
Indian topics then engrossed the attention OF the
House until adjournment.
Nothing OF importance was said or done In the
House or Lords to-day.
Great efforts are made TO obtain recruits In Eng.
land Tor the army but they meet with no success.
1t IS said the British government will soon take
measures for reorganizlng the Irish militia force
Charles Dickens, Jr., has bought In property OF his
late father which was put up At auction.
The ship Erlking, which came via the Suez canal
Is the first arrival from China with cargo OF sprung
teas.
Another panic depressed the Liverpool markets
yesterday. and its disastrous effects have been felt
all day to-day But failures are reported exccpt
those OF two small jobbers In cOnsOls.
Many emigrants left yesterday for Canada.
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SPAIN.

The News from Sanrbrnck Ia Madrid.
MADRID, August s. 1870
Journals here have been prosecuted for publishing
false despatch from Parts announcing the defeat OF
the Freuon at Saarbruck. The first news OF the
success was received here through telegram sent
by the Empress Eugenie to her mother.
The Spanish neet entered tho Mediterranean last
ol.ht. II goes to the Balesrtc islands.
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TURKEY.

Alleged sympathy for Frnmce-A Userui
Suppty.
PARIS. August s, 1870.
despatch from Oonstantinople reports THAT the
new French Minister was warmly received by the
Sultan. who expressed strong sympathy with France
IN the war;
LONDON. August 8. 1870.
Tue Sultan has ordered u supply OF Cuttings
American revolving cannon.
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BELGIUM.

Preparation Against Inv astOu-Euxiaud the
Protector.
LONDON. August 8, 1870.
1t Is understood that England has determined to
make the invasion or Belgium casus beIe
The King OF tue Belgians VIII summon the powers
who have guaranteed her neutrality to her assist
ance as soon as territory Is invaded and England
viii respond.
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8ITsa or A HEwFOusDl and o0;.

Last evening boy. named John Gross. residing
In Hudson street, Jersey City. WAS bitten the left
thigh by a newfoundland dog bcioagiag TO Mr.
Fiske the lessee Of Tayiur's Hotel Onccr Singleton
conveyed the brute to the nelghborho,d or tho
police station where he shot MIN.
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TIE 0aANGs Mta.

Az various points or the city yesterday there
gathered considerable Bodies OF anii-Orangemea,
and particularly at iIibernlan Hail. In Prince street.
where over one thousand had assembled By noon
But owing to The precautions OF superintendent
Jourdan no hostile demonstrations were made. and
had any been shown they would have been promptly
queled
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ST. DOMINO
Probable Troabis with Hayu.

Probable Trouble with Hayu.
HAVANA. August ., 1870
. Adyices have been received from st. Domingo
that war between the governments Of 81. Domingo
and Hayu Is imminent. President Saget OF HAyu
1ids ex-President Cahral, OF st. Domingo ard Baez
Aids the followers OF the lAte President Salnave
Tho 6alnavistA had attacked the hOrthec6 frontier
loan OF two millions OF dollars 70 beng proIcoted
by Ha,u. to be redeeWed In oagrenof,
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PORTO RICO.
shipping Regulations.

ST. JUAN, August l, via HAVANA, August S. 1870
According to the new law In operation In the
island OF Porto Rico all vessels arriving here with
cargoes are required to pay one dollar for each ton
brought; and vessels arriving In ballast to take
81 gar are required to pay thirty dollars. General
on many natives who were compromised III Inc
Cuban rebellion.
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JERSEY eusGlAAS IN CUSTODY.

Henry Brewer and Robert Cusick, members OF a
gang Of burglars whose oepredatIons In and around
the town OF BeiIevile have lately been quite extern
slve. were arrested IN New York last night aud
looked up pending an examination. Lawrence
kllucio, Of No. % bloomfield avenue, mad0 oom.
plant duplicating them In the burglarOus entering
" hls ptaca aU0ut tne Middle OF last July.
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Ravages of the Choisra-The LILLIAN.
HAVANA, August 9, 1870.
The cholera, which broke out here recently, has
considerably increased. There have been as many
a. thirty deaths Il day.
The steamer Lillian has been purchased In Nassau
and has arrived at Neuvttls
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FRANCE.

II. opn' NunciO 10 tho Legislature.
PARIS. August 8, 1870.
lie IresSe says the Papai Nuncio has announced to
the Corps Dpomatiquc here that the French gov
eminent 10 innexbe in Its determination 10 with
draw Its troops from Rome.
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Royal Yacht Squadron Regatta.

LONDON, August 8. 1870.
In tho regatta OF the ROya, Yacht squadron yes.
terday tho race for the Queens Cup was won 10y
Captain Hughes cutter Vanguard sixty TONS by
time allowance. Her victory. however, il contested
by Count Ratthyany'S schooner Flying Cloud, sew.
enty.nve tons. on the ground OF unfair sailing
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DENMARK.


Neutrality to DO Preserved.
LONDON. August s. 1870.
The mission OF the Duke de Galore to Copen.
hagen. to induce Denmark TO form an alliance with
France has iatled Since mis- arrival there Denmark
mas declared her neutrality In the pending war.
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Tho Grand Surprise !--The Sirny Hurried
hardly believe their eyes when they their whitehead
locks restored % their pristine beauty BY and
parent nuid. PHALON'S vlTALIA, OK SAIvAriOn FOR
THE HAIR. 10 the article In question, aud il FROM
sediment.
Sold by all druggist and fancy goods dealers.
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HOLLAND.

United States Naval Rep rts.
FLUSHING, August 8, 1870.
THE United states frigate Franklin has been re-
leased from Quarantine. nearly all her Grew having
recovered from smallpox.
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Dr. Sa@e's CatNrrh Kemedy. $500 Re-
ward for incurable Sold By druggists u unAh
20 cents. pamphlet cree Address K. v. III ERcA \. D.
Bua Al0, n Y.
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AZ the Old Establishment, No. , Barclay
street. Dr. RIGGS inventor Of tho Hard Rubbcr TRUSS q
Truss for variooceo &c, again Ia regular attendance
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A,-Fer Restoring the Original Coier Of slss
HAIR, DISTRESSING DANDRUfF AND CLEANSING TIKI
SCALP, REsTORGR AMERICA Is WLrMOUr.AN EQU Al
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A.-Boofs and shoes Of Every Variety az
reduced prices r.. A. BROOKS, 676 Broadway.
hoLled ShOea nj half prIca.
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RascLeier's Hair Dyc-rhs Rest In the,
world The only perfect dye; harmless, rciias, iusaata
Fsct0 ~ ~ Bond street
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A Geucrai A~u,am cnt Voted.

AruSHu6ut VOteI.
FLORENCE August s. 1870
The senate has sanctioned the proposed armament
OF tho country and adopted vote OF cou adence In
the Ministry.
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Getting Married.-Essay " for YouMG Mons
the delights OF homo aud tina proprey mpsSerey ol
getting married. with sanitary hep for those 40 tel
Tor
delphiA. Pa
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES. .t
2bl broadway, cornsr M.rAy sLssss
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Tho Five Dollar =.
Give your shabby hsto some poqf Fellow kud bus one
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Another Shock OF xtcan Feet
ing on the EurOpeaa Wur-AuOther Pro-
nOuucer La the Field.
CITY or Mexico July 20,
Via HAVANA, August 6. 1870.
Oscillations OF al earthquake were felt at Caxaca
on the 2Stn OF July.
Public opinion throughout Mexico IL undoubtedly
favorable to Prussia.
The Governor OF the state OF Campecle mas taken
UP arms against the federal government. Ctnpeche
his been declared IN q state Of siege.
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Cristadore's Unrivalled Hair Dye.--SstA
aod applied at his Wig and scalp factory Nos Aslr Hovs
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Ladics Going In the Country, y vau Wish
Boots and Shoes good srcea reduced prceA PAtsosine
MILLER 4 CO.. Ma, Union sfuare. ..
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Sta0Ord's Iron md sulphur Powders
invt.ora,e the boiy aat
purity the blood.
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Tao Hnndsome.t Hat AIa,SfsssareA !. Thi,
~ s,o.a~. Go asss ssA ss1ds ono Our rssarsa
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Rase HAIL Notes.

Runs actually earncd--EckTOrd, 8; Union &
Umpire Mr.. MaDoit, of the Oriental Club.
Time OF .amc-Two hours and fifteen mist,tes
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THE WAR.

A General Battle Said to
be in Progress.
Details of the Engagements at
Gels Hill and Saarbruck.
The French Repulse Generally
Acknowledged.
PuSSIaa Plan for IsOlating MacMahOn
and Invading France.
The News from Weissenburg
in Berlin and Paris.
--~~~>~----~~,l.>>~-~~~
Berlin In Royal and Popular Re-
joicing-Paris Indignant"
and Tending to Riot.
ENGLAND TO PROTECT BELGIUM.
~
"A British Fleet Sails for
Gibraltar.
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Allow Nc to Say a Word

AIIOW Mo 10 say q word II m
FOR myself have been using MRS. wiNsLow's sOOrH =
ING SYRUP In family first ntrodoced dis cuy
think excellent article, and would not he without o.
any consder from j. d. Adsns letter
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II scftens tho gums reduces inflammation rcga,sles the
bowels, wind colo and acdiy gives
health 10 the child and comforts the mother
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MEXICO.
Indian OatraRes- Martinez Throaseniug Vera
Cruz--rsore Foreigners Driven Out Of che
Country.

Country.
HAVANA. August 8, 1870.
News from the city Of Mexico up 10 the 3Oth ul,.
mas come to hand. American Indian incursiOns
have recently been made IN the State OF Sonora, and
the hives ana property or the citizens are beng de-
stroyet by the Eavages.
General Martinez ana his followers now threaten
10 make descent into the northern part OF Vera
Cruz.
Another batch OF Objectionable foreigners have
been expelled IRON the republic without trial.
General Negrete's trial remains still unfinished
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Roview az tho
NATHAN MURDER.

BY aEoRaB wtLKEa
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SER SPIRIT or THE TtMBA
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-01-22

10 Le message du gonverneur de la
Louisiana (Warmoth) rou|e snr ses deme
les avec pAuditeur Wicklff, ct sur Ia
mauvaise qualite dss lois passes par Ia ].e-
gislature don't l'Etat est atflige. II est blen
temps de venir Sc plaindre de lois quill q
siguees ct d exactions commises par un sien
compere, qui dc sou cote, afhrme que le
gouverneur soutire plusieurs millions des
caisses pub!iques.
Mais revenons i monsire Warmcth On
le maltraite comme IN sacripan. Et pour
tant peut.on etre plus honuete, plus noble
ct plus desintercsses que son Excellence
Pour peu que nos paroles vous insplrent
quelque suspicion, lisez 500 message. ct
vous verrez que Ia blanche robe des angcs
ct l'azur du csl le plus seraiu ont rlen de
comparable la purete de ceur de Get e1.
cellentissi.ne fonctionnairc. TT CONNIE
preuve, c'est quill appelle Wicklif, laudl
teur, un fripon, ct gull blame, comme
mauvaises ct iufectes. Ia plupart des lois
fabriquessIpa par notre Legislature ct don't ce
cher gouvern"ur s'est constitute, simon le
pere, tout au moins le parraiu. Msis voyez,
oncques mechanics laugues, qui ont pro-
bablement de mechant que le cachet de
vtrite qu'ellss semblsut porter, pretendent
que les lois tant decriees cut etc consenties
ct aiguees par lie chef dc l'Eat de la Lou
isiane, moy graissage des rouos du
char de dame Fortune Et Pom dit aussi
que les recriminationa de SOD Excellence
purissime ressembkn fort a Ia tactiqus des
larrons qui orient au voleur pour detourDer
les regards de Ia police ct les reprochss de
lopiuion Renais. Louisianaise.
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porteurs de nos polices sont, vous le YER
rez, les hommes les plus respectables ct
les plus intiuents de rEtat Ut il est 4 re-
marquer que bien que la Louisiana soft
consid dere par 10 N"rd CONNIE lu cime-
there du Sud, que Persistence est 81 in
celtalne, que des restrictions sur les yo-
yaSes ct la residence, des imp6ts extra
pour rlsques pris par les compaguies du
Nord sont necessaires-sur les $3Ol2,-
oOO de risques pris par cette succursale,
tout dams les limites do notre Etat-
nous n'avons pas subj une seule perte.
C'est IN fait sans exemple dams les an
males des compagnies de ce genre; il faut
1attrihuer, Ell grande partic, 4 rhonn6-
tete ct l'extrsnle prudence de nos me-
decins.
L'assurance de Ia vie en- Louisiana,
avant la gucrrc, n'etait guere considerGe
ct comprise; le profond interet qu'on y
prend aujourd'hui est sans doute, en-
grande partis, le resultat DIES grandes
calamites qui ont suivi les hostilites ct
ont eveille chez nos concitoyeus 10 desir
de protiter de ce lnoyen sur de satisfaire
les exigences de rhomme ct les senti-
ments daffection. LIE rapport dc Ia sue
cursale leuisanaise de cette Compagnie
demoptre l'inatilite de risques extra pour
cause de climat en- tant quill s'agit dc
n"tre Etat. II fant, neanmoins, So rap
peler que la haute responsabilite qui
pese sur les individus sous notre systeme
social expose uns Compagnie 4 des per-
tes que la prudence doit eviter.
Je veillerai. avec votre aide, exercer
sous &c rapport une vigilance qui nest
pas habitueIle dams CO genre d'op6ra-
tions. ST nous avons une autre bOnne
recolte, j'ai le ferme espoir de donbler lie
chitire dcs affaires de lannee derniere.
Compliant sur votre precieuse influence
ct 10 zele don't vous avez fait preuve. je
conmencerai la secOnde aimee avec de
nouvelles appearances 1T une nouvelle
energie.
J'ai rhonncur d'etre votre obeissant
scryiteur, 3. B. SHINES,
Agent pour PEtat.
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Yerdu on voles
nU soussigns, vers le 6 Janvier courant, M

DU soussignS, vers r. 6 Janvier courant, IN
~ petit porte monpaie deja use, contenant en-.
viron vingt piastres en- monnaie courante, quel-
ques recus ct une obligation tree par feu John
G.. Brooks, payable William De lean on an por-
teur, ct par lui endosse en- blanc.-de Ia somme
de $2O7 so, a7ec les interets compiler de 80
date,-date en- 1861, sur le dos duquel est un re.
nouvellement de robIigation ecrit de Ia main du
dit Brooks, en- Decembre 1866.
Lepublic est prevenu de he pas negocier cette
obligation, attsndu que le Placement en- a st9 ar.
rste
Celui qui trouve &c porte .monnaie peut gar
der l'argent remettant au soussigne les papiers
quill contenait, ct aucune question ne hi sera
faite. J. H. OVERTON.
Opelousas 10 Janvler 1870. 80 St
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Aux ADMINISTRATORS DE
SUGGESTIONS.

Nous publions plus bas un acte de Ia dernere
Legislature, qui rappelle la iui relative aux pu-
blications judciaires ell Francais. On salt que
dams notre Psrosse CONNIE dams beaucoup dau
tres de In Basse Louisiana, ces publications sont
fates de temps immemOrai dams les deux Ian
gues parce.ue lc Franeais est lu ct parle plut6t
que IAnglais dams cette partie dc IEtat. Mals
lorsque les publications Sc font en- francais dams
un journal qui lie public que fanglais thors les
avis) ct qui ne peut, par consequent pas avoir de
lecteurs franeais, cette depcnse devient inutile
Nous proposOns dono aux administrators dc
successions qui ont des publications. q faire, de
publer leurs avis Ell traneais raison de IS cents
par carre. Nous publiercus egaIement ces avis
en- anglais ce taux.
II est sans doute de l'int6rtt dune succession
que les avis lies ventes surtout) aient antant de
franeais dams un journal qui Sc public ell Fran
Gals ct ell Anglais, ct qui compte autunt de lee
teurs franeais que d'anglais. En- publiant ces
avis anglais dams lie Journal, Oh la loi GU le
Administrators de SUGGESTIONS publier en- all
glas, ct en- francais dams le Courier, ills epar-
gneront aiusi un quart des frais dimpression.
Nous avons done lieu d'esperer que les admi-
nistrateurs de SUGGESTIONS trouveront quill est de
leur interetde nous acheminer leurs publications
FRANCHISES au mOins.
Ce que nous disons des ventcs de successions
ct autres avis relstifs, est 6galement applica-
bile aux ventes par le Sheriff, aux ventes par le
Collector des taxes, aux MOnitiOns ct tout au-
tre avis .iudiciaire ou legal
Voici Ia loi nentonnee plus haut;.
ACTE
Pour rappci@r uneacte lntitule "Actc relatif la
publication .ics avis juhcaires dams Ia langue
francaiseF, approuve lie q Feyrier 1866.
Attentlu Que Particle 100 de la Constitution de
Get Etat decrete que lce lois les regstres publcs
ct les procedures judiciaires ct legislatives de
Get Etat devront etre promulgu6es ct conservees
en- Ii langue Anglaise ct qu'aucnne loi lie dsvra
requ6rir que Les procedures iudiciaires soient E.
miser Ell a,ietuns autre langue que lauglais;-En
consequence,
Sect /. II est decret6 par le Senat ct 10 Cham
bre des ReI,resentants de rEtat de Ia Louisiana
an Assemblies Generale rennis, Que Tacte iutitu-
l6 "Acte relatifa Ia publication des avis judi
ciaires dams Ia langue FranGaise", approuve le q
Fevrier 1866, soit ct par le present est rappele.
to aura force de loi dater de 50 passation.
Approuve le 21 Octobre 1868.
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Habitation, Animaux, &c. sc.
A VENDRE.

DOUR cause de depart, je desire vendre mon
L habtation, situee au Bois Ma-t, contenant
:cinqnan!e-cinq arpeuts, ensemble avec une terrs
hi-n boisee dcuviron vingt arpents. ainsi que leo
cabanag-s pour engages. tous les anlmaux de
rhabitaticn, (la bassecour reservee) uDe naarque
marqu-r, une charrette cheval, IN char-a-
banc, I'M fort lot de panches, tous les instru-
ments aratoires, meubles de maison, nstensiles
de cuisine avec un beau stove tout neuf &c.
La recolte p-ndante sera egaiement vendue 81
lacquereur le desire. lnutile de se presenter si
on lie peut pas payer compliant.
S'adress-r au soussigne sur les leux ou au
bureau du Courier des Ope'ousas.
I'd. c. RIGOLLET.
St landry 4 Septembre 1869.
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AVIS.

II E public est informe qua compter du Ter.
~ Janvier 1870, nous chargeons les prix sui
wants pour magasusge, savoir:
Coton--Vingt cling cents par bale.
Sucre-Cinquante cents par boucaut.
Me!asse-vingtcinq cents par banl. ct qnin-
ze cents gar demi bsril.
Pour tout fret reeu par leg bateaux- -a-vapeur.
vingt cinq pour cent sur le montant du bill! de
fret aux prix actoels.
P S.-Les prix ci dessus sont par mois ou
fractions de mois.
Pour chaque bale Dc coton pesee par nous,
vingt cling cents
PIrRE & CARR1ERE.
OFFUTT Il STAGG.
W. A. ROBERTSON g. Co.
Washington 20 Janvier 1870 33tf
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A yos EbehfaesarB.

xsas prisns instammsns t'"' ceu1 qu' nous
sa,sas De voulOir bien ven'r po"' payer "utan'l
..,. Sparsner la commission dhe all Col
,'...., ana peur ieur spargner, a sux, le dtsa-
~I..,. AZ 40 voir hareeles. Ceux qui ne pour
~. ,sus mayer en- argent, pourront, sIls lie veu-
". ...s snyoyer sOit du mais du foin. de- 10
..;,l. An Asas de ehauffage, bardeaux, pieux,
{. ana psua aecepteroBs pear ee que ca vaudra.
~. .y;arons surtoat lee Administrators de
.....aiyps De venir regTer. Nous savons que
h.aasoap d'sntreux ont oub'le Ie cempte de Tim
,,;.ssur; mais nm grand nombre ont neglige
..se. pesite dette. Nous avons de Ia pcine h
,..a,s Ia deux beuts, CONNIE ou dit ordinaire-
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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-01-22

MariSs-A rEglise de la Trinite, a la
Nile Orleans, le IL courant, par le Rev.
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notre vile, HELEN, file de feu John
Ingersoll, de Philadelphia.
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par le Rev NJ. Abadie, EMILE CAHAN1N,
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deux de cette paroisse.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-01-22

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lieu a 10 Maison de Cour, cette apres mi
di a q heures. pour affaires de To- eo'Hpa-
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