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The Opelousas courier., 1871-05-20
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Flu E NITURE STOR e.
REMOVED

VKsME undersigned, having recently made inn
L. poFtans additions to his facilities for repair
ing end selling furniture, inGornas the Pablic that
be h prepared b an ell orders ea$Fussea TO hisn,
and lilo all kinds of repairing In tbs best ssyaa,
as nsodegate PEicee. AL furniture pareAaaed
thrvngh him win b put up and aalivsrea In
good ardsP. without extra ehaR&e OA fnsni-
tuso boaRhs and exchaaged for 0ew.
will always have stoek Of furnisare On
hand, and viii osdee aaytsing not kept n stsek
ak New Os2sans p4ieaa, with expense o9 trans
porsss3on enay addcd-eafs delivery and satis-
&setioR guaRsnteed. LOUIS WAITER
Main SeReet, n@aS @R. Jos. yobinA-
Opsaeesas, Hay u, 1gl ca
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State Agent for Louisiana, New Orleans.
BUCKS BRILLIANT
COOKIN STOW E a

TVHE most durable, the least complicated and
IL the most easily managed Of all Cooking
Stoves. First Pressssm awarded at the st. Louis
Fsir in 1865, '66, 81, and 1868; and ut tho Loo
isisns Fair In 1858, 1859 snd 1870.
Agent for st. Landry for the sale Of thsse eele.
brated Cooking Stoves, win constantly have ON
hand, ut his Tin Shop In Washington, m assort-
ment Of the same, as also Fire Gratea,i Hollow.
ware, manufacturer Of plain and Japaa,ned Tin
were and stamped ware.
/ ~ Depot at Jos. Blum Opelouaas, whore all
orders will be promptly flled.
EUGENE LEMONTEY.
Washington. La, March Is, 1871. (20-ly
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AN ESSENTIAL MILITIA RY DICTATOR
sH1r.-Presidene Grant ia new, in his
relations to the South, clothed with the
essential powers of q military dictaaor.
Bat for the appearance of the thing, these
two words of onaiDous import might as
we'll have been put into the Ku- Klux bill.
Had that been done, or HI I'd any Repub-
lican member of Congress, speaking by
authority, eandidiy said chat the object
was to confer a dictatp prship on the
President, what wild alarm and farious
storm of indignation We aid have been
raised among prudent. tn oughtfal, patri-
otic men all over the country! Such 10
the power Of association in the human
mind for dictators are only remembered
as appearing in the most turbulent Pc
riods of national historic 3, the last and
desperate resorts to arres ct anarchy, and
as men who have almhast invariably
abused the great trusts placed in their
hands. The force bill lie ca autiously
worded 90 40 not to exeite the grave
apprehensions to which the mention
Of the baleful word "dictator" i" would
have given rise. But in its smooth and
artfal paragraphs luFk all tine possible
dangers which would acrue if the Presi-
dent had been openly proclaimed su-
preme arbiter and ruler of the South, by
the old title of Dictator. He can sus-
pend the habeas corpus. he can virtually
nut the South under martial law. he
can use against that section all the land
and naval forces, and al the militia of
every State in the Union at his sole will
and pleasure. No dictator could DO more
than this. Cesar or Napoleon, or any
ambitious, uDscrapuIous man, plotting
to perpetuate his own reign. weald not
ask for better Instruments that Congress
has given to President Grant. All now
depends on the use that the President
win make of them. Notwithstanding
his original declaration that be was in
favor Of only one Presidential term. he
now wishes to be reelected il q
fact no where denied-and he has hith-
eRto employed all the means tor that
purpose to which the No bst ambitions Of
American Presidents have usually re-
sorted.
efN " frzax&nA n fyaHanaAReA..
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c. For the eonveuisnee Of those interested,
, we puhlish this week, and will eontlnas 60 psb.
hah hereafter, carefully compiled Summary es
the Administrator Tahleaax aled in the office
of the Clark of tho District Court, and the Shsr-
i'll aud Sucoessional salss taking place In our
Parish, where the reader can obtain at glaaee
all tho information necessary, instead of wading
through the long and nu1nsross columns Of the
newspaper designated BY Wazmoth g. Co., sn-
der the proviaions Of the Printing BILL" 40
the official journal.
This 10 . sslfimposed and snproatable taak,
involving considerable trouble and labor, but
we ehseFfully assume it in the hope of its being
Of sotas service to our readsrn.
@9cceAaa0R@l Sales.
Ese, FRANCOIS Poiret.-H. L. Garland, simr.,
will aell ut Che Court House, on the 9Th June,
tract Of 204 arpents Of land With buildings 10
therepnt situated In Prairie plaiaanse. Terms
Ions-haK R payable January Let 1879, balance
Estate Eugenie Marks-Adelin DuTio, Admr,
viii coil on che 7th June, at Prairie Lsnrens:
lot off, arpents OF ground, horss, saddle, o
lot Of beds and bedding, Go. Tsrns.-Mova-
bleeA eaah immevahles o0e-hak cash, balance
In enc year from dag Of GALE.
Sheriff. Sales
Pierre I. Nouton ". Alc6e DuprS-1he Sheriff
viii sell Of the Court House, On the I'd Of June,
. tzaet of Land Of 295 aeres, on bayoa Plaque
mine, being the Ale6e DnpRS stock farm; also,
another tract of land in this Parish of l42 aOres
together with . stock Of hozses, 60. branded SB.
Terms, u noaths credit.
Jos. CaPpel, admF., 70. Susan II. Sloan, vid.
ct sla.ln this cate the Sheriff will sell for cash
at the Court House, June ID, q plantation ON
BsyoA Rouge. containing "a acres, with all the
baildlngs &e., theFeoa.
Ad. Sennies, sdmr - J. p. Meyese.-On June
Sd. the Sheriff will sell at the Coart House, for
cash, o tract Of 20 aeres Of land another tract
in thu came quarter (Bellsvue,) q tract Of 9i3
asfes, and another Of l6l aeges; also, the -l6sh
part pf 40 arpsnts in Plaqaemine Brulke voods,
q brand and animals branded Herewith.
Payne, Huntington & Co. ". Pat J. Loftas-
The bhesiG will sell, on jana 3D. as the Court
House, for eash: tract Of 3A aseeo Of lad, enc
Of i4R, and one Of sos seres-
Admfaissr@sers' Table@ax.
Eat A. p. Guillory-Ls. Stagg, sdzr. has Alea
q final tablesu of distribution Of fnndn Of eAid
estate which will be homoiogsted Hay sd, IL
NO opposition is made.
Est Eugene Fuselier.-E. Dubuisson, adms,
has fled final account aud tableau Of distribu-
tion pf funds of said estate, which will be home
LOCATED June 9th if NO opposition is made:
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e BoUKD FOR BAroN RoUGE.-On Friday last
fhe Hon- john =. King. Judge Of our District
Gsast, pssseanced the following sentences:
p Henry johnson, tceleredD eopyieted of nnr-
dsr, sentenced to hard labor for hfe.
Laeisa Gibson, tcol. for shooting with intent
10 kill, two years penitentiary.
Ksntncky Jim, teol.l larceny, one year peni-
tentiary.
Emma Shso-Fly, teoi-I larceny, one year pen
itentiary.
Bafshaxar Declouet, teol.l larceny with atten-
mating circumstances. ten days Parrish prison
i This batch Of ''amendnsents' took passage ON
heard the steamer Selma, on Sunday last, for
their new place Of abode, where we hore they
Will remain.
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The taxes placed on the backa of an,
overburdened people by Radical stata
government, principally for the benefit
OF those who make the laws and rnn the
government, are becoming outrapeoua-
An ExAnPLE!
a few days since we sav q tax nasiea
which reads thus
Edward A. Bruuassrd -Yon ara nos;,s.j r.,
call at my Office, and paw yoQr "Stats Ts~ssS -
Ter the year 1870, within thirty dava from fhs
service hsreof, in dsfault of vhich s,sil nre'
coed to seine according to lsw,s
Dir. Broussard's State taxes are 4aaz5
independent Of his parish taxes.
Mr. Broassard 10 an honest, hard work
ing, worthy farmer. He cpltivates fifty-
five acres Of Land. He has q wife and
six children.
MIR. Broussard's entire State and Par
lsil taxes amOont to one hundred and
thirty-seven dollars an a eighty two
cents. How long will it { AXE to reduce
the poor laboring men Of this country to
beggary at this rate Halt clad wives
and hungry children curse 3 these black
hearted land pirates for their leaalissd
rohberies.
Now, at leastS5O out Of the $50 IS, 90
directly in the hands of w armoth Il Co.,
for their special benefit. So the poor
men of this country have to work in the
hot sun of summer, and cold winds of
winter, and economic in every possible
maruer, and save money to enrich the
robbers and thieves of the Radical party
of this State. Warmoth owns the New
Orleans Republican, makes at least &
hundred thousand dollars a year out of
the State printing which that Office mo-
nopolizes. and large o. mount besides
out Of the official journal which he crea-
tes for a percentage on their charges
against the State, whic b he pockets.
That's the way the money goes.
Who wouldn't be q War moth Radical!
Neu Iberia Banm<r and Times.
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: SrWe learn that petition is circulating In
q aar town addressed to the Town Council. ask'
Inn the repeal Of the Ordinance recently passed
sesskise to hogs.
Tia insaaietion of hogs from Che streets OF
ear texn has always been an extremely difficult
s6air, asad one hU emily, that we can recollect,
vss sser effective: that wasat that which author
Had tae town Constable to kill au hogs found
in he sseeets and slrag ihem away. Since that
nav was sepealsd, some fifteen years age, every
aew Cosael have tried their hands connecting
means to prohibit hogs from the town, and the
bsgs have been steadily increasing until now.
The ordinance just enacted aud the repeal of
shich is now sought, Aays that the esustabie
aha1 pen all the hogs fA4nd cunning in the
streets, and after t4o days notice Ah the Court
House, at the Post Office and at the Market
Haase, he shau seu them, and receive one dollar
per head for his troables &c, The ozHers HAY
ing the right to redesan The hogs befans tine sale.
The law which has been repealed gave the
constable the right to pen the hogs whenever
ha felt like e and sell theu aaserdfaalS. The
Inv kas been the cause of much loas to owners
Mksss as they learned at the same time the dis
Appearance anal sale aM their hogs, without hay
isgSaay reeoanse eitaser against the purchaser.
thsCsnsstable or the Town CoanSiI.
y We are inclined to think that the Ordinance
iass enacted should be tried, although we have
very little confidence in its efcacity, and if it
vsa't do, try fhs killing one which is certainly
Che suEest.
. ons thing IL patent: hogs are roofing mp
asrsets snd side walks, and always have done
p aiaee the repeal of the killing ordinance. Say
Nhat goa may, the proof il evident aud palpable'
Ii II h then the duty of the Town Council to
enact d Law which will exclude all the hogs from
ths strestss Koot hog or die.
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THE 0PEL01JsAs COURIER,
RUDLIaHED ON SATURDAY
-HY-
IL BO &C E % A N lid % II.
CO n DI ITO N o:

ONDITIONe:
Ssharspaoa--Three Dollars per year, payable
Sasoriebsy In advance.
Adpzsssae-Fifty Cents per square 1ss the
arss insertion and Twenty Five Cents fee each
subsequent insertion. Eight hnsa on 1eas eon-
ssitute square.
All advertisements sent in for pnhlseasion
win bejnserted in English and Treneh lunless
otherwise ordered) until the pahaiahes shall
Judge it convenient to discontinue.
Dollars each, In advance, If they wiah to be an
ncunced.
Obituary Notices, Cards Of Thanks, &C., to
be paid for 40 advertisements.
Personal cards, when admissible, to b. eharg-
I'd ut the rate Of 20 Cents per line, in advaaes'
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Fhe COURIER is published in the most popu-
ieas Parish in the State, except Orleans, and
Aasa
Larger Circulation
"a tint Parish than amy other paper, and is one
ef best advertiseing mediums in the inte-
Nor Of tie State
transient advertisements Is cents per square
ef eiah4 lines tmiIionl.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-05-20

The New Orleans ice factory runs six
machines, each costing o., 900 in geld,
aud frsezes sixteen tons Of ice daily. The
water 10 pumped from the Mississippi,
purifiid, and frozen into blocks three
inch es thick aud twelve BY twenty-foar
inches in area.
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HARDER's OFFICIAL MAP
LOUISIANA

LOUISIANA.
TUST Published. and nov ready for delivery
aD embraeing ali the new Parishes, and every
thing else u interest in the State. Every man
Of bosiness, and every head Of q family ahoald
have tkis nap.
Prsee, elo per eopJ.
Liberal discounts made to energetic eanvas-
ssrs, who can dna profitable employment, By
addressing
EDGAR STEEL, Publisher.
32 Sc. Charles Street,
p o. Lock- Boz go. New Orleans
The Opelousas courier., 1871-05-20

" II have Q great love for old
hymns" said pretty girl to her saaecu-
line companion.
Il am mush fonder Of young hees,
was his reply.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-05-20

Und der this caption the Mobile Reesstev
gives the following sad but truthful pic
ture Of the condition of affairs in this
State
The public school system of Louisiana
has been turned over mongrel black
ana ten legislature to the tender merciss
OF ignorant, beastly negroes and thieving
carpet -baggers, and henceforth the
blacks arc to be forced into white schools
BY law. This would result In the utter
breaking up Of these schools if the people
retained enough spirit to resist the out
rage by taking their children out of
schools to which negroes arc admitted.
A ssd change has come over the people
OF Louisiana under the iron heel despotic
rule Of negroes, adventurers and bayo-
nets. They have either lost all manhood
and owe of liberty. and sunk down into
the apathy Of the Mexicans, about their
political rights, or have given themselves
up, body and soul, to the blandish ments
OF rings, stocks and Office.
1t 10 melancholy to think of 20 caltiva.
ted and elegant community as New
Orleans, once 90 sensitive about it's priv
ileges, tamely submitting to the plunder-
ing schemes Of Wsxnoth and his gang
Of rel negade Confederates and fshy Dem
ocrats, and the enforcement of mixed
schools by . purchasable Legislature,
made up in part Of venal white men aud
negroes, with all the vices of slaves.
The press which should ever stand as q
rock between these vampires of carpet
baggsry and the people, contents itself
with two honorable exceptions) with
mild, deprecatory plstitudes about these
heinous outrages upon the liberties of
the city and State, and with chronicling
the social and political movements Of
distinguished carpet-baggers, scalswsgs
and negroes, and putting quack medi-
cines and catch: penny advertisement.
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N O Il 4 {; E q.

l. tvssa asssrs. Moore 4 Morgan having been
dissolved, on she 3lst Of March ISL, by mutaal
consent, Mr. John j. Morgan has eseablished
himssH for the practice Of Els profession. at the
oases lately ocsupisd by Jsdge James n. Porter,
Opaaoasae: BY prompt & delissnt aesentson TO-
busiuaas, be hepss to obtain Q fAif share Of
pasrusage from bis friends and tho public.
JOHN J. MORGAN.
Oualonsaa Lat Auril 1&7l S9ff
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JOSEPH WI. MOORE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office formerly occupied by by the late law firms
of Swayze & Moore and Moore s. Morgan,
oPELoUSAS, La.
Will practice in the Courts of the Sth judicial
District.
Opelousas, April, 1871. 32tf
The Opelousas courier., 1871-05-20

a very good way 70 prevent your laair
falling out il to allow your wife to catch
you kissing the servant girl.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-05-20
or, linton B. ANDRUS.

Corner Nais and Landry St., 0pelossas,
Has just rscsived o isrss suppiy Of
THOCERIES, Plantation Sappiiaa, CFoekezy-
VI ware, Hardware, Coal Oh, Lamps, Wines,
Liquors, GsaEs, Tobaceo, Pipes, Caanea Fratts,
Fish and Vegetables, &e-, all ss D0darate pricrs
for cash. d94-Sm
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Medical Examiners:
N. FOLWELL, N. D., J. B. RTTCH1E, n. ID.

The Mound City Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany being q Home Institution, it should be pre-
ferred by citizens of the South for many reasons.
We will, however, enumerate only two or three.
l. The money invested in it Is retained ct home
ern trade and commerce, In boiiding up towns
| and cities, in developing our rich mineral and
agricultural resources in building our great lne0
of railroad, and in eultivating our bound1eaD
| prairies. For these reasons Southern and WeS&p
| ern men should insure in it.
| 2 As its funds are all invested where high
rates of interest prevail, it can grant insurance
cheaper and pay better dividends than any East.
srn Company. For this season all PeEsons dssiE-
| families, should insure in 1t.
3. Its Local Board of LouisianA Directors being
composed of men Of high standing in tho conn.
munity, is q sufficient guarantee that widewD
| when policies issued by this Compasy mature BY
reason of death or otherwise This feature II pe.
| culiar to this company (no other institution be-
yond the limits of the State having local board,)
and is, therefore, worthy of the highest eoasid-
All kinds Of Life Policies arc issued BY this
Company, and non-forfeiting after an annual
payment.
This Company makes no charge for policy, fec
The Louisiana Branch ofBoe IL st No. %
b. B. SHINES,
State Agent for Louisiana, New Orleans.
Almost all the business men In and about
! Opelousas have their lives insured In this Com
+. Littell, J: ). Morgan, Judge A. Gazzigues,
Hayes s Judge aBS. Bslsy ae g.
Persons desirous to take insurance polissas
will apply to e. d. ESTILETTE, Agent.
Law-Ohace Of Bailey q Estilette,
cot 2-lyl Opelougas, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-05-20
M me. y. MARTIN,
Laandress aud Mattfess-maker,

DESPBCTFULLX offers her services 20 the
N public, with the assurance that her work
gill always prove sasisfaetsry. and her charkes
moderate. Apply at ksr resid0nee, opposite tho
old Uaien Kotl, Main Street., Opslousas
MAyeh IL lHl $m
The Opelousas courier., 1871-05-20
OPELOUSAS CARDS.

CHEAP! CHEAPER!!
CHEXAPE9T!1S
TO THE PUBLIC.
MR SOLOMON ISAAC informs his friends
lxA sndthe public that he hss just returned
from New orlsans with Large stock Of
s. UMMER GOODS,
Consisting Of CALICOEs, JACONETs, NUS
BAREGES-all eolora, LlNENs-every quality,
THREAD1 all kinds, . complete assortment Of
RBADY-MADB CLOTHING,
for Men, Youths and Boys; BOOTS and SHOES
for Men, Women and Children-all styles and
prices, HATS for men, women and children
various styies, qualities aud priees-
6 RO C Il II lie .,
LIQUORS, TINwARE,
CRoCKERYwARR, HARDWARE,
sADDLERY, &C., GO, &c.
Also agent for French FOWLING PIECES.
He would invite his friends and the public to
call without delay, and examine his Stock and
Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Main street, corner Of North, near the old
Union Hotel
opelousas, April q, 1871. a-am
JUST RECEIVED:
a large assortment OF fresA family
GR O @ E r I e 8,
CANNED GOODS, FINE WINES,
CHOICE LIQUORS, &c, &c.
DOn Barrels of Choice Family
eNV IF L. o u NJ,
Which 1 an enabled to sell a. low 40 can be
psrchassd In New Orleans, with freight added.
U Planters and otherg purchasing in large
Quantities will bs furnished goods at New Or
ouly ejded. f. TAUNEESHEIMER,
Main Street, Opelousas
Aprn g. 1871. 33tf
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NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUSAS
Regular Weekly.Packet.
l
The New and Fast Steamer
LESSEE TAYLOR,

n. KENNIsON, Master; I. JOHN, Clark;
UTILL leave Washington svery Wednesday
w ut 10 O'Clock A. H., and New Orleans On
Saturday at 5 O'Clock p. II.
The Lessie Taylor has passenger sseo&moda-
tions surpassed BY none ON the EiasaasippA and
offers superior indueemcnts to eonaiGnszs Of
freight as well al passengers.
For freight or passage, apply On beard sR to
OGuts & Stage, Washington, Ia
February uth, 1871. 22sf
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A. BAILEY q d. b. Hs1nE1TE,

WILL practice i'm the Courts Of the Parishes
w ef 81. Landry. Lafayette, Vermiliion, Cal
easiea, et. Martin, DC. Mary and Avoyellas.
Dhsaa -f)pelosens La fAuRS-470
The Opelousas courier., 1871-05-20

p. l.. HEB RARD,
ID N1WTnCB or TKaB PEACE ia and
AF the Parish d g. Landry. Odee On Bes1evUe
ssees&, Opsaoasaas-RaGes 10 Hayvs Drug Ssots.
OpaIeasas, Jannsxy "a, lal. ly
The Opelousas courier., 1871-05-20

L. MOUL0R,
Sssesssor to :. y. Lang,
No. So Old Levee St., Cerssr Of BieMsiE1e,
aad III CAortves St., Corner
.-. ofIOsloxss,
0TEAN MANUFACTORY Of Gmoking To-
- bseeo and Saax and importer Of aA kinds
a Hsvans CieaEs, chsghg Tobacco and Pipes,
Aag6-lml NEW 01LRANs, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-05-20

ADoLPHE ALEX. MOUTON,
TOTTON and Sugar Factor and Commission
" Merchant, No. 1856 Common Street,
5N-ly1 NEW ORLEANS, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-05-20
LIFE INSURANCE.
MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE NSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
OF ST LOUIS, MISSOURI.
OMcerS of Home ONCE :

Louisiana Agency-33 CaTondelet O.
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The Western Maryland Railroad.

Already the new management Of Ike Yves
tern Maryland Railroad is making itself felt
The era of words, reports and committees hav.
ing passed, shovels and picks have come to the
front. On Tuesday last the contractor, Mr..
McGucken, made his appearance in our town
in search of men and material with which to
make an actual commencement un this end o {
the line. This was cheering. 1t looked like
business. On Wednesday, accompanied BY
Mr.. Harris and Chief Engineer Osborne, with
his staff of assistants, he was again In town,
aud at once set about procuring mechanics TO
put up the necessary buildings for the accom-
mediation Of hands. He expressed n desire to
procure all the labor here that could be had
and as there are numbers of persons anxious
for employment, this is an opportunity for
them.
We feel like as if the lethargy Of years was
about To be shaken of Os old Williamsp0rt.-
With the first shovelful of dirt we shall hail
the dawn of business era never before wit
messed in ur town, aud before another issue of
the Pilot we are confident ground will be bro
ken In earnest.
Since writing the above we learn III At ground
will be broken on Tuesday next. We have
not the time to give expression TO our feelings
this week. The news that this road for which
we have struggled so hard, and against so
many obstacles, Is at last actually undergoing
the process of construction, fills the hearts OF
our people with rejoicing, and we can now
look to the future with some degree of hope.
II has been suggested that the act of break
ing ground be observed with some degree oil
ceremony by our people. To this We heartily
concur, without offering any suggestions what
ever as to detail. Pilot.
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UsrSrowS, Nd,
Beaver Noon, Sd Siren. G. S, d, ago,

Beaver Moon, Sd Sleep, G. s. d, $50.
Wyoming wigwam, No. 81, l.. 0. II. NJ.
WuBaEAs, IL hath pleased an all-wise Ruler
10 remove from these hunting grounds our
much respected Brother, John Weimeri there
fore be Il
Resoipsa, That whilst humbly submitting to
the decree nf benefcent Providence we can
but express our sense of the loss of a worth y
and esteemed Brother.
Resoiped, That we will ever remember with
feelings of gratitude and admiration our late
Brother, and that his untimely death shall
ever serve to admonish us that we too are NOR
tai.
Resoloed, That we sincerely sympathize with
his bereaved family; and that we will wear
the usual badge of mourning u period Of one
moon; and that a copy of these resolutions be
presented to the widow of the deceased, and
published in the Democratic Advocate and
Amsriean Sentinel over the seal Of the Tribe.
By order of Wyoming Tribe, No. 81,
DENNIS C00KS0N,1
wM. II. BAUST, Committee.
J. 7. II. DAVIS.