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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-28
cHhnLH anuER-

~ ENERAL Insurance, Real Estate and
" Collecting Agent. Life, Health and
Accident, aFid Fire Insurance Special At
tentIon given 70 collecting. Ofnoe, No, &
Washington Street, Room 2, Second Floor
EGn, o.
Hsy Is IG0-lyr.
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10 noeFNRKRqKR, ND.

III HoHROPATHIsT, Carey, Ohio, will
i1 promptly attend TO all professional
Jan. q, ls7l.-tE
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WINDSOR 4 SCOTT,

EAsHIONABLE BARRIERS. shop undei
Il Geo. r. HuRs' Book Store, THIN, Ohio
EveTything Kept clean, and tools sharp.
April a ls7l.
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The symptoms
ofLivercOmplalnt
fme uneasineSs 4
pain In the side
4SOmetims the
pain is in the
EhOulder. and Is
mistaken for fhe
rheumatism. The
\ tStonaGh Is affect
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.


a nelTs new block, nearly opposite First
National Bank, Tihln1 Ohio
A NIL Il I'll
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LP. KTNNAMAN, d. D

II. y. MARTIN, n. D.,
DHYSIcIAH AND SURGEON once
IN Empire Block Washington street
linn, Ohio.
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SIMMONS

81 WitlIlOss Ofappefite q
la general eostiVe, som
with lax The head is q
and dull, heavy sensatiOI
OF memory, accOmpaniei
Sation of having left I
which ought 70 have beel
planning OF WeC Eness, de-
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A TFoRNEY AND COUNsELLOR AT
"a Law and Solicitor IN ChanceTy; and
General Insurance Agent Attention given
20 prosecuting claims settling estates max
Ing collections and securing patents ONCE
In National Exchange Block Tihin, Ohio.
Jan. ], -.
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MEDICAL.
RROwN, ND,

UHY6ICIAN AND SURGEON. once oveI
VoIlmer Kfrchuer's Clothing Store
RsEidsnce, Junction Of seipio and Portland
Gtrssts, opposite the College.
June q, lS7l.-ly.
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W. II. sFOVER

1T nHYEICIAH AND SURGEON. Once
90 IN Rirchner's Block, Main street, THIN,
Ohio. Residence No. Clay street. Second
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nH HYRRa.

A FTORNEY AT LAW, Timn, Ohio. ONCE
a corner Main and Perry streets.
Maya
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AFIRsT.cLASS MILLINER.

Particular attention paid % !. .,-,o,, Al
.1ofbiug. We will he ready 70 Wall lpoti ,ii,eI -.
our friends and customers az our . 80 -
- bnsfness- Bleaching done 70 oraeI-
" SUE CARLISLE 3 CO't
Mar. .. ls-s.-I
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$1,000 REwAKDf

A reward Of One Thousand Dol
lars will be paid % any Physician
who will produce n medicine that
will supply the wants Of the people De
than Tie article known as
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-28

GEORGE z. sENEY,

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Tifnn, Ohio. Of
Al ass No. 80, Washington street.
Mnr 81 ll-I-
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DR. FAHRNEY's

BLOOD CLEANSER OR PANACEA,
which Is used more extensively by praetie-
ing physicians than any other popular med
iciue known.
sS-PTepared by y. Fahrney's Bros. & Co.'
WaynesbOro. Pa, and DR.. =. Eahr-
ney, % North DearqOrn ST. CnleA-
- 60 Price a. -25 per bottle fOl s.ils
AZ BY Wholesale and Retail Dealefs-
Iuns s.-6m-to che % No.
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InHN MeCAULEY.
WI. H. GIBSON. R. G. PENNINGTON
nnnn RErMIHGHoN

A TTOREEY AT LAW, Timn, Ohio. or
"a ice opposite the Court House.
June 10.
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UTISHISG % visit Europe, / have.deter-
w mined 70 sell my entire property in
Tim, consisting Of the
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-28
G. J. KEN,

A FFORNEYs At Law, Tfmn, Ohio. Oi
"a nee in First National Bank Block.
Nay 10.
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NEW MILLINERY
AND
Dressmaking Shop.

rrvE ,,t-. ,,ressnre In announcing 70 the
w falIIas of Tidin and surroundins GO
nv that we have opened q Mli,iLlsssy i,,ilLlssy,, ~
Dressrnqking Establishment, on AaI -
four doors east % National kxcnahS s,s,-s
49, ~
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-06-24
Reduced Rates

IL will be perceived by referring to our condi-
lions, that we have greatly reduced our rates
for advertising. We now confidently offer our
oaper to ali having the disposal of advertising
not controlled by law, l. e., the odious Printing
Bill" rs ne cheapest as well one of the best ad-
yertising medisn,s in Southwestern Louisiana.
With advertising at the very low price of
twenty FIVE cents per square, our columns ought
soon to contain an advertisement fron every
merehant and business man in the Parish, as
yell as from every commercial house, outside Of
1t, which is doing or expects to do business with
aug paoaAe- =
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THE ,0PEL0UsAs COURIER,
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY +,fs
LEO nee SA N DO nc
CON ITO n 8 :

oNDITIONs:
substriptionsGThree Dollars per year, payable
Invariably in advance.
Adrerttsimg-Fifsy Cents per sauase for the
first insertion and Twenty Ffse Cents for each
subsequent insertion. Eight Hlines sor 'less con
stitute q square. >gsI,E 44.a*S9taiF,<
All advertisements sent In for spphIieatiou
will be inserted In English and Ffeneh< (nnless
otherwise ordered) until the publshefs shall
iadge il convenient to discentinaA- .3at@
Candidates 70 public fsvora EsgF Fifteen
n0uhced. 5f Z! s.taEtfyr4 ~
Obituary Natices, Cards Of Thanks, Sc, to
be paid for as advertisements.
Personal cards. when admissible, to be charg-
cd at the rate OF 20 Cents per line, in advance
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Taken up as an Estray.

A-Ne can bay HORSE, about years old and
branded on the right shoulder about thus lB
! This horse has been ranging in the neighbor-
hood since about years;-has saddle marks.
The owner is requested to come forward;
provo his property, pay charges and take him
away, otherwise ke will be disposed of according
to law. SALOMON GAUBERT:
ST. Landry, Nav 9th, 1871. I'm
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SacceSsional Sales.

Eat: Zcnon Borlclon.-Picrrc Charly, Admir-,
will sell for casl, in Washington, on the 18th Of
July: lot of ground with buildings, &c, in
Washington; about 30 acres of swamp land, on
Bayou Crocodile: also, some movable property
will be sold on July 3d.
sell, on Bayou Buuf. on July 20: !. tract of 1000
arl,ents of land on Bayou Bpuf with buildings,
and improvements. The right to redeem q tract
of }S'I actrcs of land Oh hi. Cane Bayou, and one
lot crockcry, silver, furniture, / watch, gun,
library &c Conditions.-Moyabes cash; in-
movablcs part cash, balance i'll |, : and years.
Est. Clconsc l.. G. Pitre.-II. Bcnuregartl, adj
minstrator. will sell at rAnse aux Paillcs Oh he
9th July: a plantation in said quarter contain
ing l.'O arpcnts, with improvements; tract of
50 arpcnts prairie land, same quarter; 5hcad of
cattle, ! branding irons, furniture &C.; also,
lot carpenters tools, a gun, yoke oxen, cattle,
horses, hogs, cart. &c. Terins-Movablcs cash,
imlnovablcs Oh |, and years credit.
: SleriG's Sales.
A. Desmare Va. r. J. Smitl.-The Sheriff will
sell, July lst. at tho Court House son H. months
credit: the undivided of Judgment No. lo,l7
OF the files of the Dist. Court, St Landry, cnti-
tied r. j. Smith ct ais VS.. Juo. +. Smith, Atlmr.
Fremont Dupr6 VS.. Eticunc Bramme.-Tho
Sheriff will cell on the lst of July, at the Court
House: plantation of 10 arpents in Flai>a:lce,
with buildings, &c. Terms, cash
11tS. Levy w. iAS L. AHNit-lHc Will
sell for cash. at the Court House, on July list !:
l60 acres of land near Washington, with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
/. N. Arthur VS.. Thos. G. Wils.-Thc Sheriff
will sell on tho lst Of July. for cash. at the Court
House: Il plantation of about ,3:D acres i'll Ba-
you Chicot, with buildings &c thereon; ALSO 1
horses, = yoke oxen, COWS, wagons. plows, &c.
Administrators Ta blcauax.
Est. Thcophile Fontcnot-,Jos Derouen, amr.
has fled final t.cau of distribution of tnpds
of said estate which will be honlologated July
10th, if no opposition is made.
Est. Onez Carrierc.-Florian Sonnicr, admr.,
has filed final tabeau Of distribution of funds
of said estate, which will be- homologatsl Oh the
10Th of July, unless opposition Is made.
= Est. John Closc-Desirc Godct, Admir-, has
fled inaf t:bleau Of distribution Of funds of
said estate which will be homologated July II,
if no opposition is made.
Est. Therenee Stclly.-Bngitte Meche. tuttix,
has fled final account and tableau of distrib1-
tion of funds of said estate which will be homo
LOCATED July 81 if ao opposition is made.
Est. Adelaide Bernard.-vLs. T. Guidry, adn,r.,
has filed fnal tableau of distribution OF funds
Of said estate which will he homologated July ),
if no opposition is made.
Est. Jesse Hutcl,ins.-Sol. johnson, tutor, has
fled tableau of classification which will be ho-
mologated June 9th If no opposition is made.
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ky Demorcst's M onthly and Mirror of FASH
ions for July is charming solace for the heated
term. Its contents are varied and interesting
to such degree, that we advise all who reoure
useful and interesting literature to purcbaae a
copy, or subscribe for a year, at 5000. publ;sb.
ed at 1888 Broadway, New York. Single conf ies,
IS cents
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SUICIDE. -- TIE INFLUENCE or W,,,sppx
ooNne'iihe % last week, o colored young man by
INC na'ne ol Alacon' committed suicide by shoot
lug hin'seli IN the mouth with gun. He was
hs'hg IN old Grand Prairie and was intoxicated
at the time Of committing the act
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The Posi- OFFIcE. Mr.. D.P.C. Hill. recent.
" appointed Post Master of our Town. has cs-
tablished the Post Office at Mr.. John Pose 20
Drug Store, on Main Street.
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muhzeshelmers confectionery are always
ifesh ana sweet, and his soda water nice and
COOL Gail at his establishment on Main street,
and try some
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~ For the convenience of those interested,
We publish this week, and will continue to pub
lish hereafter, carefully compiled summary of
the Administrators Tatlcaux filed in the office
of the Clerk of the District Court and the Sher
ills aud Successional sales taking place in our
Parish, where the reader can obtain at u glance
all the information necessary instead of w;ling
through the long and numerous columns OF the
newspaper designated by Warmoth & Co.,
dcrthe provisions of the "Printing BILL as
the official Journal.
This is IL sclf-imposcd and unproftabe task,
involvin. considerable trouble and iabor but
We rhecrlully assume it i'll the hope OF its being
of some service to our readers.
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n q IT I G. E 8

IL tween Mess1s Moore & Morgan having been
dissolved, OH the 3lst of March 1871, by mutual
consent, Mr.. John j. Morgan has established
himself for the practice of his professiou at the
office lately occupied by Judge james M. Porter,
business, he hopes to obtain p fair share Of
patronage from his fricads and the public.
JOHN j. MORGAN.
Opclousas lst April 1871. 29tf
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sD'' We have been placed under renewed OBJ
nsatlons to Mr.. A. D. Anderson, Clerk Of the
Supreme Court, for appreciated favors. .
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Two NICE BEEvEs.-At Rarhecuo rooon. T..
given, in honor Of the Democratic victory n
New Hampshire, two beeves were roast ~,
weighing $500 pounds.
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OPELOUSAS CARDS.

FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES
MR. JOS. BLUM has jnst arrived with n
lsA select assortment of Family and PElnta-
ton Groceries, such as:
Flour, Bacon, Ham, Sugar, Salt, Wines,
Ale and Porter, FINE LIQUORS of all kinds
Lol'strrs Salmon, Sar'linrs, Cheese,
Crackers, Svrups, Lard Coffee
Canned Fruit and many other
Goods, too tedious to cnl,lneratr, which he sells
CHEAP FOR CASH!
Store corner Main and North SIS, O,,rloSits
ICE always hand, and ice cream irrrztr-
loaned to families. IIu:i-lm ="
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GOOD COMPANY.

i + you wish to enjoy glass of cool Lager, i'll
interesting society, drop in at the Main Stree
Lager Beer Saloon under the Co'tricr Office.
You will find there the best Vi Lager, on ice,
cold Lunch, &c. ~ Private Rooms;
E. l.. ESTILETTE.
| OncIousaS Nav 60 ISL 3G-ly
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RNITURE STORE.
REMOVED

FHNIIE undersigned, having recently made I'm
Il portunt additions to his facilities for repair
ny and selling furniture, Informs the public hat
lie is prepared to ill all orders entrusted to lin,
ard do all kinds of repairing in the best style,
at moderate prices. All furniture purchased
through him will be put up and delivered in
good order. without extra charge. Old furni-
turo bought and exchanged for new.
l will always have Il stock of furniture on
hand, and will order anything not kept i'll stock
1T New Orleans prices, with expense OF tr:tIis-
portAtinn only adted-safr delivery and salts
faction guaranteed. LOUIS NAITER.
Main Street, near Mr. Jos. Johns.
Opclousas, May IL, 1871. 6,n
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Louisiana Directors: !:

Tho Mound City Mutual Life Insurance Com
ptny being il Home Institution, it should be pre-
t, rrcd by citizens of the South for many reasons.
We will however, cuumerate only two or three.
4. The money invest cd in it is retained at home
where it assists in promoting Western and South
ern trade and commerce, in building up towns
and cities, in developing our rich mineral and
agricultural resources in building our great lines
of railroad, and i'll cultivating our boundless
prairics. For these reasons Southern and West
crn men shoul, insure in it..
:. As its funds are all invested where high
rates of interest prevail, it can grant Insurance
cheaper and pay better dividends than any East
ern Company. For this reason all persons desir-
ing to make certain and safe provision for their
families should insure in 1t.
g. Its Local Board of Louisiana Directors being
composed Of men Of high standing in the COM
munity is sufficient guarantee that widows
when policies issued by this Company mature by
reason Of death or otherwise. This feature is pc
culiar to this company (no other iAtit ntion be-
yend helmtsof the State having local board,D
and is, therefore, worthy of the highest consid-
Grafton.
Ali kinds of Life Policies arc issued by this
Company, and nonforfeitiug after an annual
payment.
This Company makes no charge for policy, fee
The Louisiana Branch Office Ia at No. 80
Carondclst street, New Orleans: ,,,,
State Agent for Louisiana, Now Orleans.
Almost ali the business men In and about
Opeleusas have their lives insured In. thia Com
#. Littell, j: J. Morgan, Judge A. Gsrrgues,
DR.. John A. Taylor, Joel al, Sandos, James G.
Hayes, Judge A. Bailey, 30, 90. ~
VII RSsssas sppy DESTROYS ts4f
Law-ofice Of Bailey z Essilstts,
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KENNETH BAILLIO,

KEN METH BAILI4IO,
SUCCESSOR TO W. A. RoBERTsoN CO.,
Receiving, Forwarding and Gems
- eral COmnaissiOn Merchant,
Cornor Main and Levee Sts., Washington, La,
DESpECTFULLY informs the public that his
lN Warerooms are now open for the reception.
of Frcights and Stores for the proper care Of
which they are fully edequate, and customers
are guaranteed against damage by rain or other
accidents. s..
Fairbanks' Cotton Scales are kept at the
Warehouse for the especial weighing Of Cotton,
Sugar or other produce or packages, and pur-
ehasers will always be found on hand ready to
pay the market price for Cotton, Sugar, MOSS,
Hides or other Produce, less cost Of shipment, etc
will advance Tagging and Ties. Provisions
ETC., ON Cotton, Sugar or. other Produce con-
signed through me to my friends, Messfs. Psyne,
Damcron g. Co, of New Orleale. !,
My best efforts will be given to thc sale Of
Western Produce or other Commodities that
may be consigned to me to be sold on commits.
sion.
shall be happy to give my personal atten
ton to any business entrusted to me.
KENNETH BAILLIO.
J.r % 1871 l3-ly
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We have thus to face a debt which in round
figures may be stated at fifty millions of dollars,
an increase of forty millions of dollars in less
than six years. Is any further commentary up
on our Radical State Government needed2 :
We are not disposed to faGter ourselves, as
our contemporary the Picaytne does in its issue
Of yesterday, that the contingent portion Of the
for which the State is only eventually liable in
default Of others-may be regarded as an obligs!-
tion which will never have to be discharged BY
the State. We wish that it were prudent cal
culation thus to whittle down this enormous
burden to twenty millions, as tue Pieaynne does.
But our experience teaches US that it is safest
to count upon being called upon to meet engage
ments like these, and wo think every business
man will concur with us. The State is noV
paying annually large sum of money in the
shape of interest on bonds which were issued to
at the time of their issue it was reasonable to
believe would either be regularly paid by those
corporations or compensated to the State lily
diylse on stocks Certainly in these times
Of universal corruption and bad faith, it wonld
be impsudent to base our calculations on the
State being held harmless from these eventual
obligations.
Tie Supreme Court itself Is deciding the case
of Salonion & Simpson versus the State q fcsv
weeks ago, took this view OF the question and
included iu its statement of the debt as existing
at the time when the constitutional limit wss
established, all contingent liabilities. 4 =
debts and liabilities is the annual budget Of re-
ceipts and expenditures for tho present year.
Tho expenditures for all purposes are set down
at the frightftil sum of. .$f3 544 1877 is
and tho receipts from, all '' I
sources are estimated nt...... 4,766, ll9 w
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~D Thanks to the Officers of the steam or
Selma" f,r files of late papers.
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MURDER OF MR. ANDRE PRUD'HoMME. An
atrocions Haurder Eos committed last week in
Prairie Mszrou, in this Parish, Mr.. Andre Prud'
I homme Seing the victim
It appears that widow Saunier had son,
some 10 or IL years of age, over whom she had
already lost NIL control She requested Mr
Prudhomme to take charge Of this spoilt child
and to endsayer to inculcate in him . spirit of
obedience and industry with the aid of the birch,
Unnecessary. One day the child committed some
act for which he ha'l been repeatedly repri-
manded, and MIR. Prudhonne inflicted upon
b him slight eorporeal punishment.
The boy ran OF and went and lodged COM
plaint, not with lis mother, bnt with his co,isin
(. Jshn2 Sannier, q young maa Of about SS OF 80
! years of age. .4 Pc. s,.-,. ... ..
We On last Thars.lay week, the 18th inst, at
shout 5o'clock in the morning, John Saunier
presented himself a. Mr. Prud1onme's gatc
!, armed with q revolver. He called Mr.. PEud'-
hsmDe, who had not yet risen, but who soon
went out to see who this early caller might be.
Arrived at the gate he recognized John Saunier,
Ri aF1ncd do We hare said with a revolver, and
MhS addressed him about tkus: ~ have colic
\ sscttle that affair aboat tho little boy" "3ut,
ssgajsised Mr. Prud dhomme, this 10 not tho way TO
sAoethat. Hold on; lot ms prepare myself
Y saanier then snapped his revolver twice at Mr..
8 fsaa ahomn,e and as she turned to re-entcrl his
4. hosae BANNER fred upon Linn, the bullet stri-
/ hing hin 10. the lower portion Of the back, and
E gpine through his body. -:g. ....> 4s-.i o..
sss5s sMr. Prud' 'hommc walked unassisted to his
q door, but nt about O'Clock in the evening he
& raA corpse - = sfs.ss,. .5c
sasss u. upoa, being, wounded, Mr.. prud'houmd no
tsdssbt felt that his end was near, and he in,me-
alaksly sent fer physician and justice of the
U sss aad' it 10 from bis dying declaration that
q Ws gather the facts as ADORE stated. .s' ~ -
course, soon aftcr committing tho fell decd
sAanfer fea but We think that hs win soon be
. ii tho hands of jnstice. =, Us. ss,..,; -,
"a Mr. Prud dApmme, was man of come G. years
d gfagc, respeetabls and geuernlly esteemed, and
ffather Of anamarsns family, while saunier had
~ very bad dreputasfen. = - = ~!s=. -
a Ga!s II = - .eft'
rfiE BroRM III arIfk, ehEsrgRE. If we nre to
.sfedif M rious, sutaors which have rcacheal rs
eeaesrnings tho ravagcseof the storm, on the 9th
asd losa inst.,,ths inhabitants Of the Cheniere,
L md 6ther ssetisns near. the Gull, hare suffered
asArrihay II ID said TINT the waters from tho
snlf entirely ihat low but fcrtile re-
Il M.ish II tbirkl nIsbited, causing heavy
4 lpssess bsth in lafs and property Ono version
saseixsa Ia nninbar of liveal0st nt two hundred,
l4aat swe axs iinsained tD think this stateEnent
rseatiy sxakgesAssl aAs least We hope 30. and
g q 1lk fnpst tlsats issre, definite news from
i.asz III, ,.s,.. + e
i sss aa .T--ss- Ty l; gsxS94s5
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I1ARDsE's OFFICIAL MAP
BUCKS BRILLIANT
COOKIN STOW Es

THIlIE most durable, tho least complicated and
Il the most easily managed Of all Cooking
Stoves First Premium awarded at the St, Louis
Fair in 1865, &C. 81, and 1868; and ut the Lou
isana Fair in 1868, 1869 ausa 1870.
The undersigned having been appointed sole
Agent for st. Landry for the sale Of these celc-
brated Cooking Stoves, will constantly have on
hand, ut his Tin Shop in Washington, al assort-
ment Of the same, as also FTo Crates, Hollowe
ware, manufacturer Of plain and Japanned I'm
were and stamped ware. =
- Depot at Jos. Blum, Opelousas, where all
orders viii be promptly flied: g
EUGENE LEMONTEY.
Washington, La. March IS, 1871. l28-ly
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Excess of expenditures over

. Excess OF expenditures over n.
receipts S..-...-.-.-...-....- $Jr2oSoA, w
Here is o deficit of nine and quarter millions
Of dollars in one year, for which no provision
seems to have been rnado BY the Legislature:
How is it to be yet Is not this condition pf
that convention Of the taxpayers of the State
should be held for the purpose Of deyising mess
ures to stop this reckless aquandering of oir
present and future resources. We can only liken
crew has mutinied and whose officers have betn
compelled to yield up their command to men
who have broken into tho apirit room and are
mad with liquor, willie the slip drifts towards;
shore and is In danger Of being inomentarily
wrecked. :sHz= .ss : r..
We shall farther comment upon these state
ments Of the Auditor.-N. q. Bee.
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- latest additions and improvements, at man.
,nfacturer's prices, always on hand At
BLOCH q DUPRE'S.
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Medical Examiners:
j. N. FOLWELL, M. D., j. B. RITCHIE, M. D.