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YmLANOUs.-Our devil, in q moment Of reckless
90, got off the following Why is McInerny the
81 successful preacher and educator in the city -?
cause he elevates the SoIss and beauties the In
rslGadings Of the people What Boots it?
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DEPARTURES ~.

10 r0-=-fr MARY Ellen. Davis. f0r Maui
Ia---hr Mary. Ksoki- f0r kanzi-
T0-g-t brig Robert Cowan. Rsveiy- Tor victoria 4.
IAN bE Cara r SutH, Ssdl>r- coihshinz crutr-.
TZ-srt bk Kate Covert, stuart, igr Bakers Island
1g--rhr Psuzhi. BsIaster. Er A0i0Eai-
I2---ur ManuossWai. h0mps1n, for haui-
Tg--tmr Klzuea. NcGreE0r. Tor Maui and HAWAI-
I3--rhr Luka. Kasi~ f0r Hawaii
Is--rhr Jenny Lambert fOr KAUAI
T3-%chr Keoui Ana. fr Kauai
IJ-@cir Owana- Msssuah-tehese- i1r ManL
l4--rhr IA 3f0i- WesthsTbie- tgr Maui
A-Haw bk r " WOOD " ? Weeks. Tor Portland, u
I4-Schr Moi Keizf. Green. for Maui
I&-Srhr Fairy 4uren. kaaina- for hausi-
T4-Brr Ra~m-hzmeha y. Tengstr0m- for Hawaii
I5-@chr Mary Ellen, Davis, for Maui
I5-@chr Hattie. KaHe. for Kauai
IF--rhr Warwick. John Bull. Tor HOi0kai-
IE-NrrG Ger hk EiEab-th. Oesau. fr bakeTs lslano.
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NOTICE !

TEMPORA RT ARSENCE
- rom Honolulu. Mr.. A. W. Busb- will be at my ONCE =
- - - J. Il. HELEN. Special Agent
juI7 ~. Is Kaahumanu Street. Rhodes. bnlI1ms.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE c0[
OF JEW xoRk!
OVER FORTY TVE MILLION IOLLAE

The Policies in force are 1862 more than in any
The Amount Insured is seo,752,ss2 larger than in apv ,
The Premium Income s4,325,sI7 larger than in any other !.
The Interest Income sess,1o3 larger than in any other.
The Total Income s~5,o1e,Io3 larger than in any other.
Cash Dividend in 1870, sI4I,oO4 larger than in any other.
Total Dividends to date, ss,oe5, GIG larger than in any 9th.
Total Expenses in 1870, 9 per cent. being smaller than in anvr
Outgo for Losses and Expenses, "a per cent. being smaller b.
cent. than in any other Company in the United States
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Konsulat deS Norddeutschen Bundles.

I'M ATFTRAGE DIS RTICHS
n bringt das Norddeutsrhe K0usulat foigende Resolution des
Deutscheu Reichstages EUR Kenntniss der auf den Sandwich
Insein anwesendea Deutschen-
Honolulu, den II Juni, 1871
e Der Deutsche Reichstag hat in seiner heutigen Sitzung
-einstfnmig lie nachstend@ Resolution angerommen
- q Der erste DeutSche Reictstsg erfuIIt cine patriotische
phcht. indem er init warmer Anerkennuug und Freude
der wohlthuenden Sympatkien, der thatkraeftigen Inter
stneizung und der iebevnlleD opferwiligen Hulfe gedenkt,
weiche die Deutschen Stsmmesgenossen in den frrnsten
benachharten Staten, vie in den fernsten Lsenderu ihrem
schwerbedrohten und nun INSTRUMENTATION gemeiEsa-
men Yateriande hewieSeu haben.
aIm Nameu des yum Reiche vereiuigten Deutschen Voikes,
spricht er semen warmer Dank allen feruen Stammesge-
nosssn ans. deren patrotische, ot unter defahren ind
Uubill bethapticte TheiInahme lie rationale Erhebung
staerkte. den Schritt der sieareichen Here behuegelte, die
gebrarhteu Opfer miGerte und ger Helung der geschlage-
men Wunden beitrug."
Berlin, den 5 April, 1871.
Der President des OeuIschen Reichstages.
iuIT DR.. ST hSON.
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DY A RESPECTABLE EDUCATED 49,
u With a snail Capital, an interest IN q storer " q ra-
where his services might be required. houia :"
he Islands. Can give security II reqIlreaI
Address ENGLISHMAS-'
Office Of this Paper.
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EXPORTS.

EXPORTS
F1a VrcroHtA-Per Robert Cowan, June 10TH
=ad Piping. c-ks..--. - sugar, tbs.--.------1Oo,4Is
CLASSES. gals .-...... T.114i
8 -2i5 90 Foreign .---.--.S64O-
For PoETLsvD. o Per r W. WOOD, June l4th-
0lasse-- gaIis.---..... Sis salt, t0ns.-.-....-.- 100
ain. bs.--.....--.-. 14.455 sugar, bs.-..--...--.4225l
Aud stores.
.s16,6s7 IS FOreign.-.--S55l u
Fox BAEEE's IsLASD-Per Elizabeth, June 18th -
iaf- bbls....- - Potatoes, sks---..-.--. 10
s225i Foreign--.----.-S5O-
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bertlser.
s4TnRDAY. June II.
VI DhDA
tn

Der columns are open 10 al contributors writing on matters
n mr. interest. and avoiding personalities but we do not
., ,oi,,,, c,-esrondenee. endorse the views expressed
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NOTICE !
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS

vw1O E04N AT A Low RATE OF INTER
EST and a long term, on undOubted real estate security.
AppIy to A. r. JUDD,
;,1o q, % Port Street, Honolulu
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ships Malta.
Fou sax FzsvcIscO-Per.D D. c. Murray, Monday, June r.
PnR WTxUr tRD PoRTs-P-r kiituea, Monday
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NOTICE.

NUTlCE.
LI PERSONS ARE
against allowing their animals to treSpass on my lano'
situated on the Kula Of Omaupio, Island OF Maui tue sam
being the Kuleapa OF Piliwale, Of that place. consisting .
.hout 90 scres. All animals found trespassing on said IaDd
after the expiration of thirty days from the date hereof Wni
he taken M. A. Keohokalole, OF Wailuku- and his agents VIII
!, fr me and collect fines in accordance with the law APP
Dlicatious for lease Of said land may be made TO my agent Oh
Hcnoiulu. June S, 1871. Julio ~ D. KAHANU.
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NOTICE.

MY FROM THIS
Kingdom, Mr. JOHN H Patty will be my duly au-
attorney. and will have charge Of the business OF
Bishop X Co. CHAS- r. BISHOP
Honolulu, June 81, ISL jus 3m
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These are but a few of the many pearls of thought
that were profusely scattered through this noteworthy
discourse, of which our limits will not permit a
further notice.
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PNCND NOTICE..

WILL BEsOLD At PU BLIC AUCTION
- % Wedcesday jane q, at u O'Clock, noon, AZ me
Government Pound. Pauoa, one large ThiteTaTea
j. ~ horse. M While f5ut, brand + in 4 dismond: 1f,
mt side - uas,s-
Paaoa- June 10. 1871 lult At
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Venetia sent q deputatiOn OF fourteen per-
sons, bringing 1000 francs and volume
towns of Italy sent large subscriptions and
volumes with thousands of signatures.
The Tyrolese deputation numbered ioO,
many of whom were peasants, wearing
their picturesque national costume.
From Spain, twenty of the nobiest and
of Avila, and bearing an Offering of elO, 600
and many jewels, among which was PIC
torial cross of diamonds, worth fl7l2, the
gift Of lady of Seville. To this must be
added about $4,000 worth of precious
articles, which have been left in Madrid to
be rallied for, the proceeds to be sent to the
Pope.
Poland gave $4,000. The French dele
CATION numbered 300. On the Odd the Irish
delegation, numbering 200, was received.
Their address was read by the worthy head of
the noble old Catholic family De Ia Poer of
Gurteen, NJ. p. and D. L. for the county of
Waterford. Count de la Poer laid at the
fet of His Holiness the address and signa-
lures, bound in handsome volume, and
an offering for the Peters Pence, to which
he had himself handsomely contributed.
The Pope made a nice speech, af1er which
all the ladies were admitted to kiss His
hand, and one of them, knowing how fond
the Holy Father is of the poor, and all that
comes from them, presented Him with four
Jubilee. The Holy Father was perfectly
enchanted, and said,. "Fonr eggs, four
eggs-what an appropriate gift! This Is q
fast day, and will have them made into a
fritter for My dinner; I'll eat Them" and
again and again He returned to His eggs.
Every one saw that the dear Holy Father
thought more of the widows mite, coming
from her heart, than of all the grand gifts
others out of their superfiuity will never
miss. When will people realize that to
reach Plus TX. it is not necessary to be
noble or rich7 Among the donations to
the Holy Father on this occasion was one
of s1O in gold, the gift of "Poor Irish
Servant"
On the 21st the deputation from the
United States was received. Their address
was read by the Vicar General of the Do
cese of Natchez.
Among the particular audiences granted
this week was one to Miss Edes, an
American resident, much and deservedly
esteemed here, who offered Him GsOO, col
lected for the occasion of His Jubilee by
the editor of the New York Frecmans
Journal-London Register.
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M1scELLANEoUs IRISH NEWS.

ANNUAL FETE AT ST. CoLMAN's COLLEGE.
The curriculum of the years studies at
st. Colman's College, Fermoy, closed on
Tuesday with a public examination in the
various classes and distribution of prizes.
And if we have occasion from time to time
the country, the intellectual activity and
educational progress that are now every
where being exhibited. Tuesdays exhibit
ton at st. Colman's brought fully home to
our minds the great work that is being
done in our midst for the Catholic youth of
Ireland. The spacious halls were thronged
with some of the elite of the country, and
visitors from distant parts, including seve-
raj old distinguished pupils of the College.
The walls were adorned with appropriate
emblems and neutrality-suspicious. of fine
art culture were in abundance-but better
than all, the intellectual culture and train
ing of the alumni were evidenced by the
really splendid answering, the fine manly
bearing and general appearance of the
students. St. Colman's is certainly keeping
pace with the onward march of education
in Ireland. 1t may be said to be in vain.
We1Aeo bound also to remark that the
prdeeMse of the venerable and patriotic
Biahop 3of Cloyne, the Right Rev. DR..
Seanes eho is President of the College, and
Esose absence from the fete on the last two
EnecaAs we had to regret, added addi-
nBtre to the success of the days
D01ngs. The visitors began 20 arrive
abbae ten o'clock, and were ushered into
the splendid recreation hall, where the ex-
ercises soon after commenced. Amongst
those present were Very Rev. Dean O'Ma-
hony, Mitchelstown Richard Carroll, Esq,
chairman of the Town Commissioners
Fermoy; Madame Dennehy, Fermoy; DE-
Roche and Mrs. Roche, Fermoy; n. Hen.
ley, Jr., Mountrivers; DR.. Clarke, 94tf
regiment. and Mrs. Clarke j. Dacre; Rev
Canon Burton, Castletownroche; Rev. NJ
shandrum Rev. H. O'Brien, Kildorrery
j. c. O'Rourke, Saith regiment, and Mira
O'Rourke; Mr., Mrs. and Miss Magner
!: Fermoy; DR.. John o. w. Sisk, Fermoy
Rev. j. Fitzpatrick, Kilworth; Rev. w
o'Bryan, Castlelyons; Mrs. G: w. Den
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ST. MARY-JEFFERsoN CoLLEGE.-A literary
and dramatic exhibition will take place ct this
excellent institution at o'clock on the morn
ing of the 26th. This college, situated in the
parish of st. James, has met with many OBJ
staces since it's foundation, but two years ago,
the Marist Fathers, under the presidency Of
the Very Rev. Father Gaud, took charge of it,
and by dint of hard and systematic work and
careful teaching, they have SO firmly establish
ed it in the confidence of the pnblic, that it
now ranks with the best colleges in the United
states. We return thanks for An invitation
to attend the exercises which will no doubt be
very interestingly
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger

THE MORNING STAR has been started
with tho approval Of the ecclesiastie-
authority of the Diocese, to supply IN
admitted want in New Orleans, and 1
mainly devoted to the interests of this
Catholic Church.
To prevent all failure, and to guarantee
the permanency Of the undertaking, Il
based on a joint stock company, tho csRi
tai of which is one hundred thousand
dollars, in five Thousand shares, Of twSntJ
dollars each.
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FROM ROME.

NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. JULY %. 1871.
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Approval u ths Most Rev. AreAbisaeps
We approve Of the Aforesaid undo
taking, and commend 1t to the Catholic
Of our Diocese.
I'm. AKcHBrsHor OF New oR1xAxs.
Dsesss5sr IA, 1857.
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
PUBLIsHED WEEKLY BIZ
.rhe Ne,e Orleans Catholic Publication Company, at
No. 1a4 Carondelet street. between Poydras and
Lafayette streets.
The Directors Of the Company are:
Most Rev. Archbishop N. j. PERcHE,
Very Rev. G. RAYMOND, W.T.. pr..,asnt
REV. J. MOUNTAIN,
Rev. T. J. KENNY,
|Rev. JOHN FLANAGAN.
Mr.. JOHN T. GIBBONS,
fMr, JOHN MCCAFFREY,
IMr. JOHN HENDERSON,
All communications are to DO addressed to the
Editors 1zs Aorning Star and Catholic kssssngsr
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Tszns-xoar Dollars Fer Anau., in Asvaa..
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enpn,.t,on ome.-xo. ls4 oaronaslst strss'
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Public Sale.

Estates Of John G. ard Foia Ray.
telze, both deceased, .aha
.DY virtue Of an order Of the Hon
~ Probate Court Of the parish N
Calcasieu, there win be sold 4
public auction, to the highest biS.
der, by the undersigned Sheriff AM
ex-oficio auctioneer, at the courI.
house of said parish, ia the town
Of Lake Charles, on
Thursday the 31stdav
Of August, 1871, the following *.
scribed property belonging to tbs.
estates Of John G.. 81 Felix War.
telle, both deceased, to wit. ill.,.
The eight and 27I100 rs 27TlOOl
acres Of land situated in this bar.
ish belonging to said estates Of
John G., e Felix Wartelle, decess.
ed, and described as follows, to WI.
commencing at the extreme Me-
corner Of the tract Of land hereto.
fore described, 1.-THE twelve aore
tract thence running south zoo.
45miputes east, 1850 chains, tIianes
| N. 81 deg. 80 min, east, "a chains
| to the little bayou, thence along
said bayou N, 12o 10 min. E. 9.
36 chains, thence west along Cha
south line of lot 4, Of fractional
sect, is, township 10 south Of range
9 west, southwest dist, La, $50
chains to the point Of beginning
Terms and Conditions. \
On O credit of sixty days from
the day of sale, the purchaser q
execute his promissogy note tof
the price Of the adjudication q
1 said land, payable to the order Il
said Administrator, with eight pei
| cent interest," per annum thereon
from maturity, andWith one GOOD
and solvent security ia soido end
with retention of special mortgage
and vendors privilege on sg
land in favor Of said estates, III
| said note is fully paid, tas .m u
w. III. HASKELL,
Sheriff Il Ex.oflcio Auctiou0er
| July 90, III, IN
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Probate Sale.
6atocessioa Of BozIide BONN, agac
O8y Of Joseph DeToNeN.

Suooession Of Baalide BONN, ggid-
Osv Of Joseph Deroaen.
10y virtue of en- order Of the Hon.
I'D Probate Court Of Che Parish of Cal
casieu, there win DO sold at public auc-
ton, to the last aud highest bidder by
the undersigned, or by an auctioneer,
at the last residence Of the deceased,
near BAYOU Lacassine, in this parish,
on Wednesday, 30th Of August,
1871, the following described property,
belonging to the estate of Bazahde Bo-
nice, widow of Josedh Derouen, de-
ceased, VIZ
10. The plantation upon which the
deceased last resided, being the south
half Of southeast fourth, and east half
of southwest fourth dissection 30, town
ship ten s. r. 5 west, containing 164
13l1O0 acres, with all the buildings and
improvements thereunto belonging.
90. Another tract of land, being the
northeast fourth and east half of north
west fourth Of section thirty-one, town
shid ten, south range west, contain
ing 249 82T100 acres.
80. Another tract ofland, being the
northwest fourth Of section 30, town
ship ten, south rauge 5 west, cen ai1-
ing 1866 I 100 acres,
| 40. Another tract Of land, (swan p
land) being north half of north-we t
fourth Of section 6, township ele' ca, s,
r, B west, containing so 63TI00 acl o 4.
| SO. Another tract Of land Swamp
land), being east half Of south-west
fourth of section 81, township 10, south
range 5 west, containing 80 94lI0O
acres. ..t..-.ls 4
60. Another tract Of land (swanp
landl, being the west half of south west
fourth of section II, township TO, south
range 8 west, containing 80 $4,000 acres.
20. Another tract of land (sWamp
land). being the south half Of north
east fourth, and east half of southeast
fourth of section 90, township 10, south
range 8 west, containing I64 S6II00
acres.
80, $50 Head wild cattle, in Calcas-
Ieu prairie-4I head gentle cattle, IL
head wild horses and mares; gentle
horses; 9 gentle work oxen; Is head
wild cattle in Iberia parish; is head OF
wild cattle, I77Opanpels cypress piemG;
sugar-mill, boilers, &c; 25 pieces silver
spoons and forks; one clock; one els
tern; one OK cart; one horse cart; 10
head Of hogs; 26 head of sheep; house
hold and kitchen furniture, bedding,
&c; farming implements, carpenters
tools, &c; and other articles too tedious
to enumerate. -a %a'..
TERMS AND CONDITIONS. ~
All sums of twenty dollars and under
payable cash on day Of sale; and all
sums over twenty dollars, on a credit
of one, two and three years from day
of sale. Purchasers executing their
promissory notes with good and solvent
security IN sohdo, to the satisfaction OF
the Administrator, and payable to him
or order, and conditioned to bear eight
per centum interest per annum from
maturity till paid. The immovable prop
erty to be and remain specially mortga-
ged, with vendors privilege, in favor Of
the succession. 4. .......... ...,n. III. r:
AURELIEN DEROUEN, .-
Administrator.
July 90, III. .,.... ....'. .........
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du Jour de la vente, Les acquereur5
fournissant leur billets avec bonnie secu-
rite sohdaire, a satisfaction de Padmi-
nistrateur, payable a lui on b son or
Dire, ct por ant inter6t pour cent par
an de lsur 6cheance iusqu'au Placement.
Les prophecies immobiieres demeure-
rant sp6cialement hypth6quee avec pri-
vilege de vendeur iusqu'au parfait pale
ment, re.
ALEXIS ARCENAUX,
Administrators,
26 inillat. III. 49,
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENVE,
Deputy Collectors Office, Cd Dist, ia.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, !
Deputy g Collectors Office, Cd Dist, La,
New iberia, July "a, 1871, J
NOTICE is hereby given that Taxes
In upon Incomes for the year ending
December 3Ist, 1870, and Special taxes
for the year ending May frst, 1872 or
now due, and that John G. Gray, Spe'
cial Deputy Collector. or Mr.. W. IL.
Haskell, win be ready to receive said
Taxes at the Sheriff s Office in the town
Of Lake Charles until the 2Ist day Of
August 1871 r..f.. H. ... ...
All persons residing in the parish Of
Calcasieu from whom said Taxes are
due, failing to pay The same within the
time above given, will be liable to the
penalties of the law. ..
-. f.. q L. A. ALLISON, a. ~ -"
$1,000 u.--.n Dept. Collector
July q, III. 1870. .... 4 rs. IT,. -.
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To all Taxpayers,

25 iuinet, VI.
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Vemte PubIique.

Succession Marguerite Broassara.
KeuUe AleCandre Arceneaar.
I'm vertu dun ordre dc la Cour des
u Preuves de Ia paroisse Calcasieu, j
sera vendu d l'encaE public, au plus of.
frant ct dernier ench6risseur, par lie
soussigne, on par un encanteur public,
d Ia derniere residence de defunte, q
Laeassine, en- cette paroisse,
Vemdredi, he Ter Septembre 1871,
les proprietes ci-apres d6crites, Deepen.
dant do Ia succession do Marguerite
Broussard veuve Alexandra Arceneaux,
dGced6e, savoir:
10. I'm morceai dc teEre, etant Ia
u N. de section 8, township dix, s r
8 Quest, contenant 326 60Il00 acres,
derniere residence de la defunte, avec
maison do residence.
%, On moroccan dc terre (d'Etatl
Giant ID V E. du n N W., IL 4 w du
Al N. o., ct 10 demie u du quart 8. w.
de section 81, ct Ia u u du u
N w do section %. I dix s r. W.,
contenant 33l 34Il00 acres.
8. Un moroccan do terre fd'Etatl
Giant In rs y du " 9 u de section q, le
N s w, ct le N N u de section 8, ct le
" Sc du u N w de Ia section III, T
dix s R wv eontenant eos 06TIO0
acres.
4. I'm moroccan De torre fd'Etntl,
Giant le n s II du 1l s w de Ia section
3, et le. " N d du "a N w, ct Ia ~ w
du TIA s. u de In section III township dix
SIR b w, Ia MOTTO sulement, appart6-
nant u In succession, c'est 4 dire envi-
ron so acres,
5. Une Boucani6re, / Magnzin
Mats, so t6tes betes u cornes fnrouches,
At6tes cheveuaE de vaoherie, dix t6tas dc
Moutons, 500 poe6es ia barri6re, I3
tetes de hetes 4 eornes dauoaB, Z tetes
he Cochons, uns charette bmufs, in-
struments aratoiFe, Fournlture 10 mai-
son a dc cuisine, &c. &c.
Ternaes ct Conditions.
A un credit de un, deux 81 trois ans.
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IN compliance with an act Of the Lee
i gislature of the State of Louisiana,
entitled 'sAn Act to provide a revenue
for the support Of the State govern
ment OF Louisiana and the manner Of
collecting The salns, !" approved March
9Th, 1869, the undersigned viii assess
the property OF the parish Of Caloasieu,
for one month, commencing on the
first day of August, and ending on the
first day Of September, 1871, from ten
o'clock, A. NJ. to twelve M. and from
o'clock, p. NJ. to 1 o'clock, p. NJ, Of each
day, at the Office of the Recorder of the
parish of Calcasieu in the town of Lake
Charles rua' ra~ bsaaas. .a
W. H. HASKELL, Sheriff.
JOHN A. SPENCE, Recorder.
~
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THE REPUBLICAN,
Galesburg, Illinois.
Southern Cultivator.
Published continuous since 1843.
A. PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
JOURNAL DEVOTED TO AG-
RICULTURE, AND RURAL
a"a r...#s ECONOMY. rs.. rt 0
Published at Athens, Georgia, by vii
liam and w. L. Jones. .. .

With a large corps of able contri-
butors. It's pages embrace discussions
on all topics of interest to the farmer
It is circulated from Virginia to Tex
as, and offers to dealers in implements,
seeds, fruits. stock ETC., an unsurpass-
ed medium for presenting those things
to the Southern public, who are more
than ever before interested in obtain
ing labor-saving machines, good seed,
good stack, etc. Address, EgE
" sOUTHERN CULTIVATOR,
l a-. ( Athens, Georgia.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-26
1871. 1871.
GALESBURG
REPUBLICAN,,
ron THE YEAR 1871,

The Republican contains forty-eight
columns and is the largest paper in
Knox County, Illinois.
The best and handsomest w eekly in the
State.
The Paper OF the Home Circle.
The Paper for the Farmer.
The Paper for the Business Man.
The Paper or,the Children.
Encouraged by unexampled success
during the ten months of its existence,
the Publisher Of the Galesburg Repub-
lican is determined to spare no pains
nor expense to make the Repub ioan the
most popular paper in the State, as it
has already become the favprite Weekly
of Western Illinois. TERMs-S2a year
Address,
THE REPUBLICAN,
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