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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-15
JOSEPH POHg:STt.
Importer AMI DCrici. -,
cos 'l:rTIpN E,EII.5

y y T T. T T = y T. Il 7 -.
Fancy groceries. :,r;.i.,i and ,lulr-: i,. ;,Ili,
wines, ro"tin!S, liquors, CIGARS rii.,> i,l,:!r
co. crNSttllTCi fruits. tir" works, &c..
LAS i'll store tn" largest and most rrrlllIr,r
STOCK IN this city, 1T wh"lc&al" ana retail. AT
81; L"nlS or New Orleans prices.
lie manufactures every variety Of ,,I,i,,
candies at zoe rrr pound. dCliyrrud at cars
or steamboats,, free Of 'hrr@". f- pnrLan,,
ana drayagc. Orders for Weddings prompt
ly and satisfactorily filled u. has iit,mI H..
an elegant Saloon tn" ladies ami .CuiIcmcli
where coffee, fish. oysters and wi her Iclir:,-
clcS can u" had from - \. NJ to- II p NJ &c..
Choice winCS and cigars furnished at >.r,.,.
low rates. RcmCnhrr Joseph i'"du~ta. Iron
Front Block, No. 100 Washington Street.
Nicksburg. Miss. July >, $50. uII:IN-rhH
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The total corn product Of the country
during the past season is estimated at
over eleven millions of bushels.
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DIEDMoNT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Capital paid up and secured..........: $4,000
Policies issued during the last two
years, WV
w. c. CARRINGTON, President.
JOHN L. EDWARDS, Vice President.
ID. J. HARrSOOI<, Secretary.
DR.. CIIAS. II. SMITH, Medical Adviser.
-. T.. FACI<LER. Actuary.
Y: 2 E tsrr5nstor p ,: T. Il h Manry
J. e. Edwards, w. II. Palmer,
y. y. Stokes, G. III. Perronc,
John Finders, j. I. Hopkins,
w. G. Taylor, JIG Williams.
George $. Palmer.
All of Richmond, Virginia.]
officers ard Directors Of the Branch Office
tn Ncw Orleans:
DABNET II. MAURY, President,
GEN. &. r. BEAUREGARD, Vice >Prcst.
DIRECTORS:
T.. l.. l,
Gen. EraXtOii Bragg, DR.. w. II. HOlcOnhc,
Col. q. G.. Garner, X. NJ. Simmons,
Col. -. a. Wilson, Col. Thos. Macon,
Edward Nallo, II. 5. Barton,
Jules G. Denis, Louis Barnett,
w. NJ. Randolph, a. NJ. Fortier,
EorcStier DCSlCndcS.
JOHN c. BREC ilINRIDGE General A gent
for kentucky.
DAINEY IL. MAURY, General Agent ;or
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
OUicc,s and Directors Of Monroe Board 0,
Trustees
Con. J. FRANK PARGOUD. President
Col. Isaiah Garrett. lSt Vice President; +.
L. Stubs, Esq, End Vice President; Frank
lin Garrett ESD, .Sccrctary; Drs. T. Y. Ably
and Il. =. Richardson, Examining Surgeons
X. G. Cobb, w. J. Q. Baker, J. G. Richard
son, L.. V. MarEc, J. G. Godfrey, Il. G. Scar
borough, G. Il. ltouth, +. l.. Petri, John
Hucy, Isaiah Garrett, Jr., w. IT. II. Mulli1l
and \. l.. Slack, Directors.
DABNEY II. MAURY, General Agent
for South West, SO Carondclet St, n. O.
l.. Y. MARIFI, State Agent.
i. L. pETR1, Agent for North Louisiana.
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rAtDE.INA LIFE INSURANCE co.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

OFFICERS:
Hon. Jefferson Davis, President.
~ j. WickS, LIST Fice-PrcSidcnt.
J. T. Petit, End Nicc-Prcsdent.
w. T.. Boyle, Secretary.
). H. lLdmOnSOn. General Agent.
BOARD OF D1REcToRs:
NJ J. Wicks, l.. NJ. Apcrson.
j. II. Petit, W. r. Hunt
+. Titus, Napoleon Hill,
j. G. I.ongstialc, VIM Joyncr.
+. w. Smith, a. ScsscI,
W. l.. Vance, n. s. Bruce.
Il. X. Pullcn.
Bchon Brothers, State Agents, for North
Louisiana.
J. T.. Bchcn, Special Agent, Monroe. La
Office: Corner Grand and DcSiarl SITS.
DR.. ID. II. Key will :,ttcnd to the business
of the office ut Trenton.
REFERENCES:
New oHIEASS.--'icn"ral Harry Hays, T..
II. and J. NJ. Allen IL CO., Galbrcath,
Stewart X Tier, Jennings, Gates Il Co.,
Nelson Lauphicd Il co., BcadieS, Wingo
~ co.
SIHEvEroHT.-B. NJ. johnson, banker;
Ni,nhHrlcN, Ardis Il Co., wholesale mcr-
Morris, Druggist, Gregg IL Martin, Jcssur,
Marsh n Virgins, Hyans; d Kennedy.
issues Policies on all the the improved
dcncc within tho settled limits of the United
States. British North America Europe.
All policies nOn-forfcitablc for their
equitable value. Liberal deductions made
on minister's.
Active, intelligent gentlemen wanted as
agents in every parish.
Medical examiner, Monroe. DR.. Strothcr
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Direct Geographic communication
with Paris has ceased
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DABSEY II. MAURY, General Agent
for South West, 80 CarOndclet St. n. o.
l.. Y. MARiE,, State Agent.
i. l.. pE1R1, Agent for North Louisiana.
MI "
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NR. M'IANE,S
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS:
June Is, 1870.

Tho countcnancc is pale and lrad"n-r"I-
orcd, with occasional nuShcs rir',in-
scihcd spot on ono or both checks; tn" eyes
become dull: the pupils 'iilatC; an :iz,Ir,'
SclIilclrcic runs along the lower "Nclih; tn"
nose is irrita:ch. Swclls. and sometimes
blccds; Il swelling OF the upper lip: ncc:i-
Slonal headache, with iIulninin" or throb-
blnG OF the ears; n' unusual secretion OF
saliva; Shiny or i,lrrci tongue breath very
foul, particularly i'll the morning: apr"til"
Variable sometimes vnl;,cious. wit II II Gii:,yN-
ing sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
tlrcly gone; iiccting pains in the stomach:
pains throughout ,hc abdomen bowels ir-
regular, at times coStiNr: stools Shiny: i,,i
unirc',ucntlytinyciw witt, blood: belly s,vnl-
len and hard urine tUrl'id; rrS rir:ition
caSl"nally difficult, and accompanied 10y
hiccnugh; cough sonnet Times dry and CON
VulSivc; uneasy and disturbed Slrrp, with
grinding of the teeth; TEMPER rariaiil", but
generally irritable.
Whenever the above. symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. M'L\NE'S NERMIFl'GE
will certainly effect cure.
The universal success which has attended
been such as to w;rrnn; III IN l,l",i"in. our
selves t" the public I"
RETURN TIE MONEY
in every instance where. it Should PROV" in
cticctn'al: ,pr"vijin-lhc symptoms Hlt"n,l-
ing the sickness of h" child or adult should
warrant tn" superstition OF worms I'"in" IN"
given IA strict "c.1,,i",.cc ,"jth IN, d,,,inu%.
We rlc''g" ourselves +" the. public. th"t
Din. M'i.A$l:'S NrHM!rr'':!>
j'"'>~ nat co0|,,,~ li~,r",y
in any FORM and ga: j. is an i"n,rr: il,
parati"n. not c''i'"fI" Of r'"j"T sf'''ht>t IN
j'.,y 10 tie n">t trn,|",' i"i,ui
FLEMING BROS, rrr,Sln'I;:, pa
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s. II. RICH \NDSOS. JACK L. RICIIARB$oc
CAM'L ii. RICHARDSON'S d CO..
~ DEALERS IN
lSREA DSTUFE'S AND GRAIN

-ASD--
General Commission -NtrcH0''tS,
=. T.. Corner Walnut and Commercial SITS
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
rs With enlarged facilities and several
years active service in this market, we hope
TO meet the continued confidence of our
friends. Wcll-luowu brands of our Flour,
put ON board ''Ercc of BraNarc," and At the
lowest market prices. Private brands got
ten up for our regular customers without
charge. lS:Gm
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SAINT LOUIS CARDS

SAINT LOUIS CARDS.
CNlDER K HOLMES,
- Dealers in every description OF
PAPER, PRINTING INK, CARD STOCK
AND f,N iOPiLS.
No. lO5 n. Second Street, st. Louis.
Manufacturers of he Franklin and Fair
Grove celebrated Book and News Paper.
Septcm hcr ~, 1870. nl:ly
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II A. SEAVEY ~ CO.,

II 4. SEAEEY ~ CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
Fo'2cn',fjH1 amt Commission Ncrchnnts.
No. eos y. Commercial Street.
SAINT LOUIS.
Particular attention given to the purchase
and sale of merchandise and pr0durc.
September "a, 1870. nl:ly
ID 5. PETERS,,
Manufacturer of Saddlcry, Harness,
Collars and Buffalo Shoes. and dealer in
>audlcrE- Hardware, iiuttilO-RobcS, ctc..
No. III \. Main street, bet. Chestnut and
Pine, st. Louis, Mo.
Represented by X. l.. Tackabcry.
September "a, 1870. n1:lv
1916 1870
FURNITURE.
Il The old established Wholesale and Re-
tail House of =. Il. Flint is III the market
for the trade of the South and Southwest.
Tho lowest prices OF any in ST. Louis. can
and SEQ, or send orders. which will hc faith
fully filled. :. Is. FLINT, Nos. 10 and u
south Fourth Street, X. Louis.
September ~, 1870 nl:lv
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DR.. RlciIATS GOLDEN RAI.SAM 80. |. cures
ulcers, liberated sor" throat and m"u,h
sore eyes, cutancOuS "rultipr$. "copper"
coiofct blotrhcS. soreness of the scalp. ~,r,-
1ula 'Sc; II Is the greatest rCmoNalrr. alter
atlFc ana blood purifier known. r"IIinN "> all
mercury from the syst en-. and leaves the
blood pure and healthy.
Dr. RICIIhr'SGOL I5NT.~.lN No.2, cures
mcrcurial affections, rheumatism in all its
FORMS and gives Immediate rclicfin III ,.;l>,,-
Price of either No. orr, - per bottle, ol.
two bottles for 80.
DIR. RICIIhC'~ GOLDEN \ N'TinOTI:, II r:ljlid
and radical cure for all urinary inr;lurr,-
mentS. Price 81 per bottle.
DIR. RICHAC'S GOLDEN EIINIIt D'.\MDI'I:.
Il radical cure for nervous or general drI,ili-
tN, i'll old or Young: impartin~ energy with
wonderful effect. l'ric" - per hottie, or: we
bottles for 50
Order through your druggist or send tx
express, and there will bc no loss ortrouhlr
Prompt attention paid to all cnrr"Sp undrnt~
None genuine without the mann" Of :. Dr.
Rtchnm'S Goi'cM RcmcHj,>. II. Il. Ejcbnr,i~
Sole i'coprict"'',' blown in @l;>, at hnitl"S
Address DR.. II. b. l;IciI>IiI> SO. rs Var.
lex street, New Hnri<. or
T. j. HART y CO.. New OriraIi- l.n.
nl2:lN Wholesale Agents ruI. I he >nrr;I
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fNAl.L and look ut Fish Eros. Wagons. tor
- sale by SurghnOr X Nullin. 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-18

which Mr.. Radford locked up in his desk; and
then putting on his great coat and hat, he left
| the house with his successful visitor.
| He found Lady Graham very i'll indeed, quite
past human aid in fact; and though he was quite
| interchangeable in his attendance, and performed
| the feat which is popularity called "exhausting
the resources of the art" she sunk on the third
day. The widower was not inconsolable. The
undertaken toek some timber which had lately
been felled, in part payment of expenses, and on
the very day of the funeral, Sir Timothy let u
farm, the lease OF which had expired, at An in
creased rent, without having to do AS much IN
the way of repairs a. he had anticipated so that
he was enabled to bear his domestic misfortune
like Spartan.
After decent lapse of time, Mr.. Radford seut
| in note, referring to the promise which Sir
Timothy Graham had made him, and requesting
a check for hundred pounds; and no answer
being vouohssfed to his communication, he pres
| emily wrote again in more urgent language; but
the second was ignored as quietly as the first.
| Then the good Doctor got angry, and meeting
his pastor one day in the course of his rounds,
he upbraided him with his conduct, and threat.
ened to take legal proceedings
"Qute right. Docter-quite right" said Sir
Timothy. "Force me to pay you, and will do
it; but l never part with fArthing except un-
! der compulsion; and am sorry can't make an
| exception in your favor
| So Mr.. Radford put the matter in the hands of
a lawyer; and in due time the case came on.
1t was gay day in the little country town,
for the case excited great deal of curiosity and
amusement; the doctor, who was general IA
vorite, had been ptilessly chatfec, though every
body hoped for and anticipated his success; and
the court was crowded with country magnates
1t added to the attraction of the affair that Sir
| Timothy Graham, with all his faults, had the
merit of being consistent: he would not employ
a lawyer bat conducted his own case. OF course
the Doctors solicitor was jubilant, and quoted the
| provarb which AYERS that man who SO acts has a
fool for his client "Not but what the case is clear
enough he added: "all the lawyers in London
could not get him off paying it"
And indeed it did seem simple. The docto
was put into he;witness-box, and told his story
and Sir Timothy did not question the correct
ness OF it, on the contrary, he openly sad, that
to the best of his remembrance everything hat
occurred exactly as described.
But" he said, 81 should like to look at tn,
document which has been alluded TO- and ask til,
plaintiff question or two about it,"
The memorandum was handed to him. and h.
read it aloud: Il promise to pay the sum 0
600 to Mr.. Radford, surgeon for attendance up
on my wife, kill or cure" Exactly" "Well
sir, Mr. Radford, did you cure her 7"
"No, that was Impossible
Odd YOU kill her"
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DEMoREsr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for March
announces, in prominent heading, Fashions
for Europe and America" As no other periodi-
Cal in this country furnishes original fashions,
Democrats monthly must be recognized as au thor
ity. The March number has also numerous
special novelties, popular music, home matters,
and entertaining stories. The beauty of its
typography, and its elegant engravinss entitle
it to the claim of being the model magazine"
The valuable premiums offered to each subscr-
Der, including beautiful chremos worth from IS
to SO, and numerous other valuable premiums
equally desirable, are unparalleled. Yearly So.
Address, w. JENNINGS DEMoREsT.
SSo Broadway, n. Y.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re-
| ceived by Osman u Hapemsn, Ottawa, Ills.
THE WESTERN RURAL-We would call special
attention to the Western RTui published at Chi.
c4go. 1t is large and handsome weekly paper,
having 4 very wide circulation throughout the
West, and is one of the best of our frst.class
family and agricultural papers.-Laprence
Ham, Ho,rs Journal
Subscriptions received and single copies for
sale by Osman & Hapeman, Ottawa.
Inc true merlI OF any artCls IL readily estah-
lisnei by its sales We have it direct from the
| proprietors that in the last three years nearly
two hundred thousand dollars worth Of Barrett's
Vegetable Hair Restorative has been manufsc-
tured, sold and consumed, and has given univer.
sal satisfaction. All who have used it declare
that as restorer, remover, regenerator, renova-
tor and general regulator of the human hair it
has no equal in the long catalogue of hair IRE.
parations. While it ia thorough in changing
the hair to its natural color, it imparts luxu-
rant richness, and to the head cool and most
agreeable sensation.
Reader. if you need hair preparation, just
give 'Barrett's' one trial and you will never
desire any other, or be put off with any other by
your druggist--for among its would he compe, IL.
tors it stands alone upon It's oton merits, unap-
preached and unspproachsbs.
One of the strongest evidences OF the superior
merits of "Barrett's" is that to this proportion
was awarded Silver Medal the only premium
ever gwen to any preparation for the hair at the
n. X. State Fair in Sept 1866.
For Gale by L. Y. Griggs
great blessing to the sisk Ia the valuable
discovery Of "Dr. WARMERS Aromatic Castor
OIL So plsasant and agreeable to take
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great blessing to the sisk Ia the valuable
discovery Of "Dr. WARMERS Aromatic Castor
Oil" So plsAsant aud agreeable to take.
Fer sale by +. Y. Griggs
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business CarOs.

To the room lately occupied BY A. n McKains JeveSuv
Store, No II l., Sale street
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-12-23
L'HABITATION

ou lie defunt demeufait en- dernipr lien
situee sur lie Bayou reche, avec toutes
les oat'sses ct amsliorations qui sly trul.
vent, mesur"ni deux arpents de face sui
ledIt Bayou, sur quaraute arpents de- pro.
fondeur, formant un nlontant de Quatre.
vingts arpents, borne au Nord par In ter.
re de Leon ct Emile Lanclos, au Sud uar
Emile Haugusl. 'Est par Francois Ro-
bin ct a POuest par IL Bayou Teche. 4
Perception de deux arpents do cl6ture
appartenant q M. Hauguel. Ladite l,a-
oltat'on devant etre vendue par NOR
ceanx de quarante arpents.
Aussl: Une grange avec un moulin i
moudre, situee sur la terre d'Emile ct Le
ON Lnnclos.
Condifions:-La moiti6 compliant, ct Ia
balance q un an de credit, i compiler du
Jour Dc In vente. Les acquereurs four
"'ssamt leuas bi|lets portaut huit pour
cent dintetet par an a partir de- p6ch6-
ance, payables l'ordre des administra-
teurs, au buseau de b. A. Martel g. Huds-
peti' d Opelousas. Hyp"tl,eque speciaIe
ct IL privilege du vendeur avec In clause
de non afieado reserves Ell faveur do Il,
succession, afin d'assurer lie Placement des
dts biilets. capital ct interet.
THEOPHILE s. FOTTENOT.
MARIE CELlMA HEBERT,
Administrators conioints,
Opelousas 23 Decembre 1871.
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PriX rebuilt dies ammOmces.

En- sc refcrant nos conditions, Oh rerra que
nous avons rebuilt de beauroup IL prix DIES an
nonces. Cest pourquoi nous osons presenter
aujourd hui lc Courier CONNIE of1rant les condi-
tons davis les plus modtrt.s, quanh toutcfoi-
Ia loi sur les impressions fore. pas annonceur
d'aller payer advantage aiIeurs. Avtc des prix
d announces aussi rcduits. rs cents par carrf)
nous avous lieu d'utten,lre un avis de chauuc
marchand. Il" cllaque profession. mt'tier etc.
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nj EXlDTlE

LIE soulevemeut dn gen. Porfirio Diaz
| cOntre les autorites juaristes est coufirne
par des e6p6ches de- Mexico, en- date du
III cO,irant.
Portirio Diaz ct son frere, Felix Diaz,
gouveruenr de POajacu, ont cipq mile
llolnnles sous lears orders. Une partie
des forces ;juaristes ont pass6 assus les
drnpeaux dc Diaz, ainsi qu'un graud
non.bre d'officiers. Les revoltes declar-
ent que les elections de septe,nbre der
nier sont ill6gales lis denla',dent qu'on
consulte dc .souveau IL peuple sur la
question do In llesidence.
LIE Congress mcxicaiu a accord9 des
pleins pouvoirs Juarez pour com battre
linsurrection. C'est IL general Mciia,
,ninistre de Ia gnerre, qui commando les
troupes envoyees dams pOajaca, u,ais on
IL dit fort peu habile hon,me de guerle.
La l6soite de Dias amanera probable
,nene In chute du gouvernement de Jua-
reg.
On t&legraphie de Matamoros, en- date
dn q, gaze les iusnrges da Nouveau- Leon,
sous LEG .osdres dn general Trevido, ont
attaln6.la vile de Saltill0 dams la matt
mes da 3. Lea babdes do Trevino cer-
na,ent =, :, saltillo depuis pres d'nn fa,ois. Ce
deial pesinis anx troul,es du gouverne
meat oe Juarez dc n,airher au secOurs
q, ae Y garniso', assieg6e. Au moment on
Afessho oconlmeaicait ss,n attaaue, Oh sa-
vak qac y general RBcha, a. Iu tAte ds
qaatfs anilte l,oHt,estle Parusee it,ariste.
hetaie plus qua qnelques hcures do,
haarclle. Les authorities do Mutan,or,,s
atnrn'ent que 10 comist du ma 6t6
qn'nne escarnouelse sans r6saltae. pa,ee
qne 10 chef rebelle man,uait de ,nuni-
tions ct no pouyaie livrer une attaous
a6rienae.
81 On rapporte que 10 general Cortina, le
eoa1i.lalldant it,aEiste de la frontiere du
Rio Gtande. D On une entrevue avec les
che6 rebelies Trsvido ss Qairoga. Cor
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Ia H4Oi ssar les >BOssrmsa

l0.-Tout ahonnt uu he lonnc pas avis con.
trarr It EXPIRES est co,r>i,!cic culu,ue dc>irallt
continupr son Announcement.
!o.->i IN nhonnt ,lonnc avis de tli>continuer
Ienv"i de sun journal. ii est a ropt"n de rtdi
trur de ini cnvoyer son Journal jusVua ce que
les Averages suicnt layrs.
3,.-Si IN abonne ntgliseou refuse de rerrer
son Journal lu bureau de poste Oh il est rnv"yt,
il est tenn Responsible de son conp,e jusqua
cc quill lait lmye ct quill uit dr,nandt lintcr-
rnpti"n de icnvoe de son journal.
4O.-LeS Cours ont decide uc le fait seul lie
rrtnsrr l., l">te IN journal auqncl vons vuus
Ctcs abumnc, gu birn tlc changer .ir dolnicitlc
sans avcrtir 1e postmaster de lui rnvoyer &c
journal, est preuve sutfisantc de irau.le III.
tentionnelle.
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Vente Publique.

Succession dc feu UIger Lanclos, deced6
LNN vertn DUN ors're de Honorable In
IA Cour dies Prruves lt. liz Par.,isse St.
Landry, il sera vendu en- vente pubIique,
an plus offrant ct slernier ensherisseur,
par les sonssig"es ou par un Encanteur
dlment commissioner, a In derniere re-
sidence du h6funt, 4 Gms Chrvreuil. SUI
le Bayou Techr, Ell cette Paroisse,
LIE Mercredi "a Janvier 1872,
les proprietes ci-ap,es decrites. depen-
dant de In succession dudit ULCER Lam
clos, decede, reinforcement DE- la susdite
paroisse, q savOir:
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g Ann tie porter altant que possible Il la
commissioners de nos lcctcurs les vrlItcs de sc-
ceS>inls 1t de Sheriff. taheaux dadniini> trutrurs
etc. dams n"trr parui>sc, nous donneruns .c>nr-
nais rhaqnr scaint, somii,;.irc OH Ton po.lrr;t
plii>rr les rcn>t gntulents v"llu> dams s|'act
linit au lieu ''avoir il rarcoulir les tongues ct
n"mhrru~es COLONIES dc Ia teuile que NJ. War
moth Il Go. ont dfsi gntc CONNIE Journal otfcirl.
. Cest un snrcroit douvraS. 1T dc rcinrS gratis
que mons nous inpo>ons voiunticrs dams Iiuterit
de nos lcctrurs
Noir notre llrtie anglaiSe.
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Observation-Disclosures.

= Z soussignt Menui>icr- Ebflii>fe aux Ope
IA lousas. annonre an public de cttte ParoiS
quill sc chalge de ItNccntiun ,tc tout travail
de ,nenaiserr uui lui rontie.
ii teri drs cit-rnr~. Dies purtts vitrt'cs, des
chassis. dek tf;'GfltS pour nagusin. DIES comp
toirs etc. II rtl,a,rra les >irux mruhIrs IA t,t.
bon marcht. ct. sur commando, il fahriuutra de.
arm"i res. dies gar.le- mnucrr, dies tables etc. etc
Les chaises sont rempaiiers dams sun uttli-r
Les instruments sle musiune, piunos viulons
flutes etc srront revcrnis lu tnlupon, ainsi qu,
les crosses de til-l.
Son atelier est pres de Ia forge de NJ. Victor
Lastrapes. rue Main. Opelous:s.
ID. SOVlECX.
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aiHeOaEHgHE ID: EAvaaaLE,

r soussigne annoncc rcspectueusement Il sci
80 a'nis ct patrons nuil Went d'arriver de Ia
Nouvrllc-Orle;tls avec IN assortment chui>i lie
groccrie quill vendr:. tres has prix l,our a..
complaint
&c qui suit cst me enumeration PARTICLE de,
marclamiises quill eli mains: Farine. cafe. the
surre, grnlsse, beurrr. tromage. lrl.iutrcaux
niorue l'arangs. tatac fuli,rr TT IA chiuucr. ci
GarreH pipes. cnrl!irhons, cul,serves alintntai
res. whi>ky~. wins. corlluN. ct un grand t>Sur
tilnent DIRIiCLES UE F,i.NTiISIE. tel.
que j"ucts icniantS. ptti>serr, c"n>rrir. pf
tarlr. tust'rs. s".i>. bombrh. cllandtlleA rolnui
Hes &c. exprrS>tnlcnt pour les ttt-s. ct quill of
fire 'ehdre Il kon martl!t pour du complaint
W. X. COCHRAN
Encognure des rues de la Cour 1T Bellevue. Wis
a Wis de Irn>tiyue du Gros Mortier.
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A IoCER \ BAIL,
g',blE WEE IS>.f

POT l. AIMEE icI-.
d A belle tt richie lllhitatinn sitnee !,
EA Bellevue, connn% sous lt nom dina
bl'atinn Pratt. Il environ 1uates miles IN,
sud dOpeloI,>ls. Ii; trrit ci otvant mi
ST. Ell cultivation IL cic enforcement entou-
zee cette aimee, ct IN. bnune ct solile
harriere proteyera actuclemrnt Ia recol-
t. contre le vent ct les aninHux. La
maiS"n ct les antres constructions ont &
galement etc reparees.
Cette hahitatioi ser:. louee bail, pour
mn an, au plus otfrant ct slernier enche-
rissenr, devant la Maison dc Cour a Ope-
lollsls.
SAMEDI 30 DECEMBRE proclaim,
un tiers de lenclere payable compliant,
tt Ia balance payable le Ter Decembre
ie12 on avant, pour laqutlle, derniere
s"nime nnc obligation la satisfaction de
4ul de dr"it sera requise.
I'm acte auth+ntique de bail sera passe
aux trais du preneur.
j. II. OVERTON,
Executeur testamentai,e ct agent
opei"usas IS Novembre 1871.