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NTACTEETA HOUSE.
" Cor. DoSard and Third Sts., Monroe, l.;
;, l.. ySunsickcr, Proprietor.

Tho above named iIotcl. SO long and ia
Vnithly known Throughout tho country has
been rctittcd and ncwly furnished, and is
rr"prictnr rlod!os hims,oif to- spare no ef- ;
fort to mako all comfortable who may favor
him with thoir patronage. April p, 80. ~
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~ office.

7rICsF,wishiuct thc services Of DIR. E.Telle,
Dcntist should mako othcirappolntments
with him, previous to November 2oth, as
,vhnrc ho viii rcna,, six wccks. Whilo in
Monroe hc can DO found at the LOWS IAouse:
Oct obcr -, 1870. o''A
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TIIOMAS NAUGIITON,

7NIIOMAS NAUGIITON,
l. Dealer in Stoves Tinwarc, Burial Cases,
&C., Monroe, La., has constantly on hand,
for sale, every variety of cooking and heat
ing stoves, received direct from the factories; !;
also, every description Of tinwarc; also
Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases, varying in size
and style to mect any givcn order. All or
tlcrs for repairs promptly attended to, and
wholesale orders for tinware filled at New
Orleans prices, with freight added.
Juno Is, 1870. 1y
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L. J.. STtBIsS.
SislbEsS d; Cobb,

TTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
IN will practice in tho Courts of tho 18th
JUHici:l District, composed of tho Parishes
of Morchousc, Ouachi;a, Caldwell, Cata-
houl:l and Franklin; also in tho Parishes OF
Jncl>snn and Union vIn32
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Asniers, suburb of Paris, which
used to contain n population of six
thousand souls, was inhabited on the
18th of September by only fourteen
persons.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-11-12

Tho old question Of dividing tn"
State into two or three States is again
being agitatcd in Texas.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

y LAW n I.
Tho annual Course of Lectures in this do
partment will begin on tho second Monday
of Novembcr, 1870, and continue until com
mcncencnt day in tho ensuing Spring. Stu
dents of law dcsirous to matriculato will
apply to G. ROSEIIUS, Dean Of Fues.ftv,
50 Customhousc ST., New Orleans.
july q 1870 n44:.n
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"pa, are canr;oals people that live
on other folks" &" Yes, my dear"
"Thcu, pa, Uncle George must be a
cannibal, for ma says hes always living
on somebody"
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DIR. j. CnlllcrWOOO

HTFERS his professional services TO the
Z J ,.tiZons Of Monroe and vicinity. Office
over Surglinor Il Mullins, Grand street,
where no can DO found at all hours OF the
,rn;-cI EeHrliary 5, 1870. n2Or
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spr., Es. &. Ssr0sEacr

HEEERS his professional services TO the
, citizons OF Monroe and vicinity. oftlcc
Strcrt. At night car, bc found at tho resi-
drucc of Mrs. Wnriicld. Feb. 5, 1870. Mos
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a. T.. Slack,

A T"TORNEY AT LAW and Commits
N sioncr for Texas. Oi1icc Wood Street,
Monroe, La. Prompt attention given to col
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PHYSICIANS ARID DENTISTS.
yh~ n. e. Richardson.

iDIIYSICIAN, Surgeon aiid Costetrlciah.
Office at DIR. Caldcrwood's old stand.
Special attention given to Chronic SurSl-
,.,I t,nsce n2O:ly
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sEsase &. brew.

ItOLLECTINCi AGENT. Onicc, Monroe,
~ La, with \. l.. Slack, EsEi.; Ircnton,
Ia, with Standifor tS McGurc.
January II, 1870. n19:ly
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Oilicc of tho University, in Now Orleans :
sswarbrick d Co.'S, 50 Camp Street.

sUntil tho rebuilding of the Collogo Edi-
fec, lately destroyed by fire, ncar Aloxan-
dria, tho Institution is cmporarily locate
at BATON Rouge, in tho Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. Location worry healthy, and ac-
commodations ample for Il largo number of
Cadets. Number this session, no.
May 2S, 1870. molly
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NM no WANTS 4 GOOD
COTTON PRESS?
We arc prepared to furnish tho celebrated
MEMPHIS CorroN PRESS, within tivo days
after receiving orders all complete and
ready to work. This is tho bcst, cheapest
and most compact press i'll tho country: It
will easily make 20 bales OF cotton, of 500
but little space, and can DO placed inside OF
the lint room or outside, IS desired. We
any information givcn regarding the cost,
&c, by applying i'll person or by letter to
cithcr II. NJ. BFY or JOHN II. MUIR, Mon
roe, La. 47:3n
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CADDLE AND HARNESS S!AOI.
> Tho undersigned, respectfully a
informing tho public of his readl-
moss to Manufacture ovcry descrip-,
ton of Saddles, Harness, Xc., solicltS tho
custom of the trading public, and guaran-
toes full satisfaction as to both prices and
quality of work. PETER 1GZELIUS.
Juno ii. 1870, n2O:ly
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VOLUME vi.
BUSINESS CARDS.
nABBS' SALOON,

G,un1 81, 6ct.Uccn G'GMmoW ana DcSsof0,
MONROE, LA.
This is an entirely now saloon, convcn-
icntly located, and furnished ontire with
now bar-tixturcs. Tho best brands OF II,
uuors and cigars kept for customers, ana
politc attention guaranteed. Oct. s, 70. 3:ly
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Tho undersigned takes pleasure in making
known that he is now as wcll prepared as
before tho war, if not bcttcr, to do all kinds
of work, other in
Manufacturing or Repairing
CARRIAGES, BUGGIlIS, HACKS, ETC.
Ready 1nado work kept on hand; speci-
mems OF which may bc soon by calling at the
Factory. He will also carry on q general
Blacksmith shop, arranged to do all kinds of
blacksmithing. Tcrms reasonable.
April 49, 1866. n3O-I FIR. ENDOM.
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HOTELS.

| EISeES fENt'SEs
rj,. fEHHoIjr Ciuych ttslG IcmGlc -fcntionay,
MONROE, LII.
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Mr.. L. D. McLain is now employed in the
House of Head Williamson ~ Co.. and in
vitcs his friends to honor him with a call
and a share of thor custom. Oct l, TO- n2:t1
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IoIiE M'ESlET. s. d. NJ i
=. e. >. ID. NEcE2sacrys
S. d. M'EEERY.

4 IsrORSEyss AT LAW, a1onroe, La,
Courts of Ouachita, Morchousc. Franklin
Richland, Caldwell and Catahoula Parishes,
in tho Supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
ted States Courts. particulH attention paid
TO business in tho Land Office Department
of tho Gnncrai GOvornllcnt. n17tt
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Morrison e. Farmer

A TTORNEYS At LAW, Monroe, La,
N will practice il. tho Courts OF the Pa
fishes of Olacllita. Morchousc, Richland,
Franklin and Caldwell, in tho Supreme
Court, and i'll the United States Courts.
VIII also attend to all business intrustcd to
t,crn in tl,o State and Federal Land Offices.
uiIy3
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,-AIaI t;aEI:i:rr FRANKLIN GARRETT.
Garrett az Garrett,
A TTOHNEYS AT LAW, corner Wood
~ and St. John Streets, (OppoSltc Record
0r'a oilicc> Monroe, La. Jan. l, 1870. ly
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

- r1cu,RDs0S JAS. y. M'ESERY.
Richardson IL HQcEnery,
& IsTDRNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
IN practice in all the Parishes OF North
Louisiana, in tho supreme Court at monroe,
tho Federal Courts, and in tho Land Once
Department OF tho General Government.
nl9tf
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-29

Jaws Nothing blinds men more Than
political passion in those who are a~c.u.led
by vile motives and dirty ambition.
Mr.. Morris Marks, from DonallsonviIle. who
is completely unknown 10 us, is a Candidate
for the State Senate at the coming election.
This is according 10 the imprescrip,ible
right Of Mr.. Morris Marks.
Mr.. Morris Marks is a free man and a fee
citizen.
Bnt it seems that Mr.. Moris Marks i a Jer
by birth, and some p,e1endgd Christians and
Republicans take advantage Of the accident al
birth to excite prejudice against Tie candidate
Shameon those prttenaed aud spurious Chris
,ians and Republicans!
If the Bib. is still Something for those WHO
are nothing but s'anderers and sconndrris, Gu,
frs, Father and our fist Mother we're what!
Christ himself was a Jcr. Was he not :?
To be sure, America is 50 preeminen,ly
ftea and enlightened that she may wage a,
impions and religious war.
P. s.-The Ascension Republican, one @
those who abnse NJ. Morris Ma,ks for being
Jew, is edited BY NJ. Schomberg, a senuin,
Jep!
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So speaks the Ascension Republican, r
Radical paper edited by Schomberg and Birse.
ScI.omberg does not know how 10 read.
Birye is ridiculous young boy WHO is but
just let loose from the schools benches.
''This half Frencll.ha 'f Creole, mnNal,o sheet,
without editorial ability enough to write an OH.
gina' article, we see every week approptiaing
The spite and vi.dictiveness that originates
in the f'elieiana RepnLtcan(?. We cannot say
it takes that EDITORS brains, for we have neve,
yet discovered he had them to spare: bnl thai
paper publishes in a'mos, every i-sne tho silly
malice of Weber against Gov WarmoA and
our candidate for Senator.
The copying Of such articles gives among
his French Creole Democratic friends the
imprimainre Of the rebel Democrncu, and
ought To drive every patriotic man TO the sup
port OF the men h" eudravonrs 10 break down
Vive |e Loujsianais !! vive Republican,
Vive Ie Diable."
Poor, miserable, nnbearded scrihb'er, ant
you honest and i~I'i,erate Mayor. have you eve
seen the face Of an homes, mar?
To be a Hunsaker's mongrel doggy is not +;
commendab'c title.
How much DO you receive fom you
unworthy masters 10 yeIp at us?
Hush up, par Mobile aseKorum!
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II e w s

The success Of TrocLu before Paris, and of
Baza'"e al Metz, are completely confirmed.
Trochu will soon commence his military
operations on a great scale. The number of
the VOLUNTEERS asked for by Trochu has been
greatly exceeded. There is a general igno-
rance MS TO the whereabouts of Bazaine.
An official dispatch from Tours says
October 22.-Marslal Bazaine made a sorlie
with $4,000 men, crushed the P.ussians, and
captured 1913 loaded wagons. Sickness among
the besiegcrs is increasing. They have been
forced twice 10 renew their army around Metz.
The siege of Verdnn has been attempted by
its vigonrons defense. Tile Prussians. 10000
strong, have surrounded Chartr.s. They have
returned TO Bsaugency. They are marching
on Amiens on two columns Nothing official
has been received from the armies at OrIeaus.
They say that a Corps Of invaders are turning
Besancon-General Bourbaki has commenced
his operations in the north. lie has 10000 men.
1T is understood that preparations for national
defense are now so great that the Government
will not accept peace at any price. AT Paris
the determinat ion is also evident TO make
defense 10 the last.-It is reported that The
North German sovereigns have been couvok.
ed at Versailles 10 declare king William
Emperor Of Germany.
LATEST NEWs.-Oficial advice from Paris
up to The 18th state that snr,ies are frequent,
and that the enemy suffers heavily.
Oct. 25.-A dispa'c. from Roman says
the women, children and old men have risen
against The Prussians.-The Prussians who
were preparing To besiegs La Fer,e.Sl-Anbin,
retrea'ed suddenly towards L.aon. l, is reported
that the Prussians have been defeated with
heavy losses in tile neisl,borhood.-AlI parties
accord praise 10 Gambet,a for what lie has
accomplished. Private and unofficial accounts
praise Gen. Tr0chn for his unremitting acli-
v~i,y.-News have been received from Verdnn,
that the garrison made a sor,ie in which they
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St-Jamcs Emporium Store.


NJ. J. TElSSlER fi, savoir a sa nombreusc
ct an pubic en- general que:
Onlre son ites-srani assortment vaIie, bien
cIuisi, run-tainmtut rruuuytI. de
Martiandises .Stchcs, Mtrccrie, Doanctcrie,
CI,anssures pour danes, cadet, fllei,es
ct rui,nts, QnincAilIetir. Selietie. Par
!n'nctir, phaimacie, Chnpetirtie,
Wooden Ware, V,ns Dies prc""icrs
ctds FL l.iqneu,s DIES meiileurs mar
CUES, Tuhacs sous lou,es les lornes,
Ci.aIes 81 c i.ato,ies de Ia H.vane, et
innate danlies articles irnp nonhreux
pour e're tnuma'ts, il wien, de ~tecevoit de-
~ LoA'S, Dn'cfsmeni- un grand assortment d:
rroduits do rouest!
Tells one: Fa''ne, Pore. Gtai.Se, Jambons
cues n" suctr ct an'rrs, Epanles fumees,
Wni>k-y, sayon, Cha"delIes, Amilon,
f'o'n".e. Avn,ne, etc, elc, etc.
Au prix do Ia Nouveile-orleans.
ri res Matcha,id,seS snnt
S"Fe,ienr.s comme qnalit!
U'Vencz e, yoypz.
NJ. J. Tll-sicR, en- raison Dc Ia difirni,e
les temps, vr'tdra meiuenr marclle que j.mais.
FL ,ons ,ronv.,ez ANS, q rEmpnrinm Store:
I01ielueS d" tunie nntnceS 4 l0--I2S
lHlifnntS Ol.ue>, a fond biatc, a ronl.nr,
i r%lemi>e, mr,imack, eic., etc, an cholX 4
IS c,Hi~,
Iad,rnnes f,ancsi.e> fond blen e, a chemis.s
A, a 90 cents.
toions blaucs e, ecrus / e, de 10 i l2l,
Is
Copns ala ell 40 pouce., a III, 90,
ea!.
Cotons ""n Ga, a 27I
Co,ons lU,4 i dfaps, so cents.
Denimes rayee<, couliI a ma,elas, Ron.,ein,
20 cents la ya,de- Co,onnad-s FRANCHISES
Ell Casimit de ionies M.
ances-l'oites blarl,rs a che.
misses, Linged de ,ahle-B,in,
Mousseiines e, Bobinei
q Mou,'iqnaites.
Ei mn grand
ASSORTMENT
de marclandis.s blancle., leIle que:
Mon.selines, Pefcales. Nansoux, Mul.mul
btil.anle, DenteIIes, Parapiuies en sole e,
cotnn, f-urs ar,iticieiies, couronnes
blanchcs, etc, etc, etc, etc
Enin un Ass0rltmclas
cu,npic, de Gan,s Jnu.
Wills bl.nrs ct en-
c%ouieur, pour
MessieurS Ell pour DANES, pour
Hais ct ponr Noirt,s, etc.
neg~ EFT pnnfqnoi done aller a Ia Nonyelle.
Orleans pnand none Avo,s lei, dams lEmporium
St"re, I'M e'ah '>semen. De premier otdre? i
6 Aoa, O-Gm.
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draw" the enemy i'om some of tllesr lofl,llca-.
tons Killing many and capturing mo'.ars and
32 cannons.-Il is rutnnled that a battle is
imminent at NOrIeans.-S'. Qnrn,in has been
evacuated by the Russians. The siege Of La
Fterc has been abandoned .-The Germans
have been %repulsed al, Chu,llou.
Gos>ips on peace H.. Too late.
Prnssians must Withdraw from F,ance
before any peace terms are considered. No
one inch of territory nor one franc OF indem-
nifty will be granted.
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A We NDRE.
APPAREL a clariGer lie rim de came.

apparel a darJfcr lie rim de came.
J'ai lhonneur d'offrir aux habi,an,s de ce,,c
paroisse Ell des paroisses voisincs mon
Apparel d %clurjfer le rim de came.
Get APPAREL a gaz sulfureux, pa,en,e, comm
de beanconp ct empioys avec Ia plus grand
sncce>, lonclionns dans la perfection. II ne
detange pas lie vim de came dams son par.
cours, n'occnpe Qn'uu e>pace de 90 pouces
cares, refoule le gaz dams 3 pieds rl 3 pieds !
dc profondeur, refroidit an,an, quill est neces.
saire IL gaz pour alder a IL condensation. y
Get apparel Ell bois al en- pIomb oTre les
guarantees vonlnns de dnrte. g
lie p,ix est de $3.50, sill rs, fnnrni par moi
81 l,abi'ant lie iabriqne Iui.mame, i" reserve
500 CONNIE droit de patente Ell privilege
~dinven,enr.
Dams une %sncrerie on il a m movement
de ronpe e,ahli, Pappareil pen, elre place ct
fonciionner dams nne demi lIeure.
l.habi'ant qui ne sera't point sari-fait de
Fefficacile de mon Apparel p%oursait IL rem.
voyez sans granite 81 sans payer.
CONNIE je ne pni- snfirc AJAX nomhsenses
ct jour"alieres commandrs, j'au,ori.e pIabi.
tant, Ion, en- sanvrgard.m mon privilege =,
mon dro't de pa,enle ct d'inventenr, d Ell
tabripnsr IN lui-meme.
Qnant aux. per-onnes qni ne le connaissenl
point encore, elles penv'nt Sc renseisneu
anp'es de NM. Wehre f,eres, J. Cau,relle,
Nelyil Lebsnf, Ferry, FIorenl For,ier, SEVERN
Tre.ne, ETC., tons planteurs, habitanls, SUI
criers ct lommes compatents.
Nous pEions NM. les habitan,s de fairc leu,
commands lie pins TOT possible.
On demande des ngenls pour les p~aroisse,
y~oisines. r,
ES'adresser a NJ. Philippe PaiIIe, Saint.
Jacques, habilalion NJ. B. Cantrelle,-Can
lreIle P. O..
PHILIPPE PAILLE
Mecanicien sucrier.
St.Jacques, 10 Sept. 1870. On.
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rHB L~0uISIANIAN.
3eg5 #4H a# A HI.n .# Hi #arf
49,. Saturday, October 20, 1870. r

contrary would be a miracle, and orr poor
Cambronhe was m admiral on his skif .
NJ. j. G. Oliver Slcriff...! SheriF,,..
Why not, if you please. PrcSi-
dent Of the Unit,d.Statc or Chief Justice
IKE Chase :? The vanity Of the ig"oramns is
greater than III, greatness Of CID.
And nobody opposes NJ. Oliver.
Il NJ. Oliver is elected, by which cud
will he handle the Sheriff pen?
But NJ. J. Hedgpath, the Coroner who is
also a captain and a school master, will give
him friendly help,
Poor, poor deludcl co'orcd men, rcmcm
Der well that The man who abuses his riyhi,
Of any kind iner1ab'y loves those rights.
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The Candidates..

M. o. F. Hunsahcr. lately from Tex
as, is a candidate for he State Senate.
This notorious General, Judge and editor
5 q Radical, q supporter Of War Moth a
man pruised by his friends but isolated by
oil others. q
We sincerely believe that the widows and
tho # ,erless children would be legally
protected by this God in three persons.
His opponents are NM. j.. Fsrrier, NJ.
Marks aud NJ. A. Mire. .1
j. Ferrier, from Donaldsonvillc, is o
moderate Republican generally esteemed by
those who know him. Fcrricr belongs to no
cliqucs.
NJ. Marks. from DonaIdsonville, is a Par
ish Judge and q Republican. He does not
belong to Warmoth's clique. As NJ. Marks
has been abused by Radical papers, We are
disposed to give him a certain amount Of
credit.
N. A. Miro, from St. James, q colorod
citizen. is an honest man. may be a Relu
> blican !; but NJ. Mirc, as many Of his race.
would do better as q good workman than as
/ bad Senator.
The people will make their choice.
M. John w. Hunsaker, the brother Of
tho militia General, is candidate for Parish
Judge.
BIZ He is a newcomer. an unknown man, q
Radical, a lawyer from abroad.
He has no opponents.
The same thing happened when tie
painter Unde, wool,-puinter on WOOD
was elected to the same flee.
M. A. Tureaud and NJ. Henry Riley,
both co!orcd men, are the regular nominees
for. Representatives. They are, Of course,
Radicals. although they do not understand
the meaning Of the word.
NJ. Turcaud has already been a Legis
lator, but the REVISED Statutes Of the State
Of Louisiana arc far beyond the ken Of bis
brains.
NJ. H. Riley, Pa Andre before the war,
@ Uncle Riley after. Honorable now. and Il
grcg- shop keeper, has been a long tim
driver on q plantation. He earned the re
putation Of knowing we'll taller. This stuPi
flying fellow is unable to read and write.
NM. Harding and Seldom. two coloret
/. ,citisens,-co,ot is a title. but wilderness is
srime.-run against NM. Turcaua ant
honorable Riley.
Harding, whom they style captain, is I'm
known TO us and to many others.
.s94 As to NJ. Cesar Seldom. hc is wei
enough acquainted with books, pens and ink
and the history Of the United States. Not
withstanding all these i%ndisputable merits
tho historian commits a great historical erro
when no says "'has q! Co|ombus. the dis
covercr It America. landed at Nntclcz IL
Union State; that Lafayette. tho gallan
French helper Of this country. INTRODUCED
tho slave Institution in tho United States
4AhAa Napoleon XVIII, the uncle Of Napolc
on the Third, for that crime, did put Laf'yctt
IN u dsrk prison" Never mind; NJ, G
Seldom csu bo' ~ good . legislator ~ an.
body else.
Tho candidate for Sheriff is Major ]
? c. Oliver. Who is not ascaptaiu. q major,
General in tho country Of equality? TIL
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Vento d l'Encan
PAR SOSTHENE TnERIO1


Sur les lienx dams II paroi-se S,.Jacqne.,
lunhi, 81 Oc,ohre 1870, I'LL hrnrcs A. NJ.
A<SAA-N, UNE HARIrATlON t,4hlie
ts,!sEfzAA rn SIjCEERlE !, s'>e dams IL
raroisse 81 Jacques, i &c miles
au-de>,u, de Ia willie. sur Ia rive naucl'r du
hrnve ct mesurant s arpenls el 10 ioi>e> de
face an Mississippi, sur nne proforlent de SO
arpen,s ct connue sous lie nom de "ll.bitalion
Conway" avec loules les authorizations,
Sivolr
Sucrcrie Ell pnrgeric en- briqn"s, avec
machine d vapenr, moulin a sncte, un eqni-
page. BAGS q sncres ct 4 vim de cannes, &c
&c. &c.
Jne bonnie ecniie avec magasin q mars,
Dix bnuneS cabanrs 4 neute-,
uue vieille maiSnn de residence,
Une maisou d'irouome,
QnAtot2e nulpts,
Trols BONES chaireites,
Charrues. anills alatoires. &c, &c.
1000 bari!s mais, Ilus on moius, en- par,ie
sur pied.
10 arp"n's de pant de cannes.
La ,erfe es, excelien,e ct 4 l'abri de iou,e
lnOudallau.
CONDlTlONS-Un quar-, ..ccmr,,n, ct lie
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D6cemhte 1871, 1872, 1879 eli 1874, iach.-
lruf iu"fhita s's oiitls, th cohNnns, t'y"ples
a la RanGne ~d'AmeriQnr, d Ia Nonvelle Or.
leans. rortant inttrels a 8 90 Fan de lcnr date
jusqn'a patfait paiemen,, avec hypo,h1lne ct
privilege de v%endrnr, thypo'htq"e conlienlla
la clause de s ole honotaite- ,~'avora. en- cas-
de ponrsn,.cs g; la clause lie anon aiienanio,A
La %sncrcrie devra ere assnrar pour $4,000 e,
la police ,tanslt &c au vendeur ju-qu'a paje'
menl tinal.
L'acte d. vente, avec timbrcs, aux frai- de
Facqn6feut. 22oct-
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OUR PRINCIPLES.

RepMblic Of Order. Honesty and Justice.
ri nirersal suffrage, except for outlaus and
ragaAonds.
Ciric alliance Of tie Wtae and co''o1raa
Lousinnians. b, l5a a .
Education for all, ~sagysa
Ne more political Carpet. 1aggers, nor
sse!esss trordies IN Louisiana.
Political Equally IF naturalised and
American born citizens, --~-
a. Protection ertenled to laborious i'm
migrants,
Respect for The. lao.
We wiN, erah the honest man to Office aat
rejrct, he dishonest.
Louisiana must be ruled BY Honesty an
Intelligence.
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AANMEN MNMAN
AvOCAT EFT NOTAIRE.

Un Bureau Rive gauche, a c6ia dc Ia
malson do Conr, nnve.t tons les ln,tdi. metrtc.
di ct vendredi, dc 10 htute A. NJ. Il ieu,es
P. NJ.
Un azure "rean:-Rive d%roi,e, labi,a,ion
a.. u ROMAN, Oh Poi, poitrra voir Ell conSnl,er
NJ. Alfred Roman les marii, iendi ct snmedi.
Posies: Cantrell" ?. q. on Couyen, 2. q
NJ. Aimed Roman eNrrcrm sa profession,
q avncat dams les raloisses ~Sl.Iacques. ST
Jean.bap'i''e Ascension, ct devant ia Caur
Supreme de I'E,at.
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