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National Government, provided that the &c
ceptance of such donations shall not Civ
nmy gem ut Of Pt the cempanS N.Y. "'' " "
SECTION 20.
| The President and Board of Directors il
accepting donations Of land, shall do SO will
complete when the Trenton, Homer and
| Fulton Railroad is finished to a given point
| to be named in the act of donation, except
| the same unconditional. All donations In
money shall be placed in tho treasury OF the
Company as a part of their active assets.
SECTION 2l.
The Secretary of the Company shall keep
scribe all acts of donations, and titles of real
estate made to the Company.
SECTION -.
The Board of Directors shall be entitled
to the necessary expenses in attending meet
ings of the Board.
The Board of Directors are also empower
cd to receive stock subscription in unencum.
bered lands within ton miles of the road at
by the Board Of Directors and The party sub
scribing, and also in labor and material ne
cessary for constructing the road.
SECTION pa
The title of all lands taken in stock sub
scription or Otherwise ACQUIRED shall DC "a,
by tho President thereof or an agent duly
authorized thereto by the Board of Directors
SECTION 25.
Thirty days prior to the annual election
at the domiciie Of the Company and in the
Claiborne Advocate and Little Rock Ga
zette a full and complete statement of the
financial condition of the Company.
SECTION %.
The Board of Directors shall require from
the Treasurer, bond with ample security to
such an amount shall secure all funds
that may come into his hands.
SECTION q.
The Board of Directors shall commence
the work of construction so soon as the
sum of three hundred thousand dollars in
cash subscription is obtained, and shall take
necessary steps Immediately to have n SUR.
vey of the route made, with estimates of
the probable cost of construction, in such n
manner that contracts for grading. emil bank X
let out on its competitions:
SECTION Is.
Any stakeholder shall have the right Mt
any time of surrendering the amount of his
sss sS thirty-three and one.third per Cent.
thereof into the treasury of the Company.
SECTION %.
Any or all of the Directors shall be subject
to removal by a two-thirds vote OF all the
purpose, after twenty days advertisement
at the domicile of the Company and in the
Claiborne Advocate and Little Rock Roc , Ga
holders.
In full proof of which have caused said
appearers to sign this act in presence of the
attesting witnesses with me- said notary,
on this the 10th day of September, a. ID.
1871, at Colquitt, Louisiana.
John Young, D. w. Harris,
J. w. Clements, II. w. kirkpatrick,
Allen G. Hill, Leon Kern,
A. Bishop, J. ID. Medley,
J, d. Pennington, II. c. Mitchell,
James W.Wilson, J. II. Tignor,
John b. Burton, A. w. Palmer,
]. II. Taylor, Thomas Price,
Willis NJ. FARRELL, J. f. Meadors,
l.. f. Hayes, L. s. Pipes,
John NJ. McCamp, Asa Duty,
r. T. Dawson, J. J. Duke,
Henry ID. Philips, NJ. G. Stampcr,
INV. Patton.
j. II. FLOURNOY,
Chairman T., H. Il II. X. Convention.
N. BARTLETT, Sec'y,
BEN. II. COLEMAN, Asst Sec'y.
Attest
b. G. GREER,
JNO. NJ. TAYLOR,
JNO. II. RAMSEY,
st Recorder and Notary Public.
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The numerous friends of Mr.. Adam
M. Young, son of the lamented DIR. G.
G. Young, will notice with pleasure
his connection with the ST. Lonis house
of S. H. Richardson & Co. 1t is a good
house, and has in our young friend an
excellent representative.
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TO LEASE.

T WILL lease my plantation on the Qua
/ chita river, seven miles below Monroe,
known as the Lilies Place, to the highest
bidder for the year 1872, at the Courthouse
door in Monroe at II o'clock NJ, on the Ind
day of December next. The lessee to exc
cute his note for tho rent payable at my
Office in New Orleans, on the list of Decem-
ber 1872 with per cent. from maturity
Nov 10 lS7I.-3t A. LEVI.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AUTHORIZATIONS. JACK +. RICHARDSoS.
CAM'L IL. RICHARDSON ~ CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Wholesale Dealers in Flour, Grain,
Liquors and Groceries.
Agents for the celebrated Southern Plan
tation Wagons, No. 100 Commercial street,
st. Louis, Mo.
Orders for Pork, Bacon and Bagging So
licited. All f;,vors intrustcd to us will have
careful attention. Special care given to
frcights.
M.ss- a. NJ. Young (latc of New Orleans
representative in Louisiana.
November IL, 1871. 9:lm
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NOTICE.

DECISIONS caught committing trcspaHs Ivy
cutting any wood, trees or timber ON.
or by removing any wood or timber OF OF
the lands belonging to the estate OF IL. l..
Hodge, in this parish, will be prosecuted to
the extent of he law, criminal and civil.
G. II. MORRISON.
Nav |, ISL Inn. Agent.
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Messrs. McMerty and Taylor have
arrived here with some very fine
horses. They are honorable men and
liberal in their dealings, and are known
favorably to all of our people.
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DIED..

AT Hampstead, Texas, Nov. 5, 1871, OrHE-
LA GRAHAM, second daughter of George l..
and Ophelia l.. Herndon; aged one year
and seven months.
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TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELOURNOY T. MILLSAPS,
| TRENTON, It,,
Arc Agents for
PR ATT'S GIN
Stock kept on hand.
WILSON'S LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINE,
Guaranteed to DO equal to, and $l5 cheaper
than any first-class machine on the market.
WILL SELL IRON TIES
In quantities, at New Orleans prices and
expenses.
1000 ROLLS WALL. PAPER
Direct from The factory.
| JUST RECElV
so pounds Huist's Ncw-crnp Turnip Seed.
| SelOn5O-tf
| DAN. HEAD. W. C. wILLIAMsoS.
lead ~ WILLIAMSON,
TREN7ON, L.,
RECEIVING. FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
il, HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS
BAGGING, TIES, WAGONS,
CARTS, AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
4 or all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, in casl
r and supplies. Trenton, Sept. -, 1870 NIL
>, | T. G. SrANpIFEU. THOS INQUIRE
CHANDELIER n INQUIRE,
p RECEIVI a. FOTW a X ID
II ME- II G II a n s,
IS
j.
DC And General Dealers in
ALI. KINDS OF MERCHANT DIST
of
ed
he RENTON, FISIh M.
no October |, 1870. NJ
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DEM, PACE n SIMMONS,
DR.. u. II. HEWITT.
Formerly of Louisville, Ky. J

FORMERLY Of louisville, Ky.l
This is the real, or assumed, name of II
ira Yelling impostor, whose ostensible bust
ness is the practice of IN edicine and surgery,
but whose real business is swindling the
credulous and contiding. He came to this
place in February last and remained about
1.-Two months, practicing medicine n little,
but swindling much more. He left in debt
to his landlord, his hotel-keeper, his printer
and to whomsoever was green enough to give
him credit, or lend him money. He has a
brother-in-law who stammers terribly
Hewitt is a dapper little fellow who puts on
has dark complexion, hair and whiskers;
carries cane, and wears n stove-pipe hat.
He has mean visage, n stoop-shouldered
dozen good citizens of this place join me in
warming the public against trusting this
fellow Hewitt in any way whatever.
q. w. MCCRANIE,
Ed and Pro. TELEGRAPH.
September -, 1871.
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NEW oaLEANs CARDS..

NEW O6lEAN8 CAU0O..
COTTON PRESSES
AND HORSE POWERS!
THE
"REYNOLDS' REVOLVING WROUORr<
IRON SCREW COTTON PRESS
Is an Improvement ON the most I6pula9
Screw Presses and IN pronounced1 - 80
most complete, durable and easy
Press now in the market. The Wh0I9Wo101
of the Press with the cotton in tho box on4D
on pivot, enabling two mon or one horse
to press 500 lb Bale with ease. :
THE REYNOLDS HORSE POwERSi
Are unsurpassed for strength and durabdM.
ty; they are manufactured expressly 1or
Cotton Ginning, Corn Mills and other plano
tation work.
These articles took the PREMIUMS q
the Texas State Fair 1871.
Manufactured in New Orleans, a&
REYNOLDS IRON WORKS,
Corner South Market and Fulton ets.,
Near st. Mary's Market.
w. H. REYNOLDS, Prop'r, Box 1880.
Office and Depot SO Carondelet st.
~Agents wanted everywhere; send fOs
Price List. -vsN june2- 4O:6m
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CHARTER

-iaopt,'d II, n Contention Held at Oolqm".
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

| MONROE ADvEHT,sEMENrs.
IT. K'SDERHAHS'
IA MILY GER,
DEsIARD STREET.
NRoE, UlsIANA.
Has constantly on hand and for sale, Gro.
ceries of all description, such as
SUGAR,
MOLASSES,
COFFEE, HAMS, BACON,
LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR,
POTATOES. ONIONS, CIGARS. TOBACCO.
OYSTERS. sARDINEs, LIQUORS OF
ALL KINDS, PRESERVES
IN GLASS ANDCANS.
FRUITS OF VARIOUS KINDS
AS Low AS POSSIBLE FOR CASH.
Monroe. La. Feb'v 10. 1869 n2s:ly
E DREYFUs & CO..
Successors to S. WeH C Bro,
GRAND STREET, MONROE, LA.
The above House will maintain tho repu-
tation of the old House, and
WILL SELL GOODS FOR CASH ONLY,
And positively
AT NEW ORLEANS PRICES.
stantiy receiving splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
HOES,
HAT rs,
CLOTHING,
AND GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,
PLANTATION
SUPPLIES,
MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS.
Tho Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats are
all custom made. and
MANUFACTURED FOR THIS MARKET.
In making the above announcement, Z.
Dreyftls Il co. return thanks to the CUSTOM
ers of s. We'll Il Bro, and tho public gener-
ally, and would be glad to receive them.
They are assured of receiving the same at
tention as from the old House.
October i. 1870. n2:ly
r, W. sURGHNoR,
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SUBURBAN LOTS FOR SALE.

guNIIE undersigned has laid off - or 40
acres of his land into squares and lots,
near Monroe on the Bayou DeSiard road.
Streets each way, - feet vide.
Sold in squares lots, reasonable
terms. Apply to J.. +. bAMG.
Monroe, Oct II, 1871. i:3t
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The Editor left yesterday to attend
the State Fair.
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ME TRENTON, HOMER & FULTON

II \ l l. X Q 4 D.
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

(IENTRAL HOUSE,
d. b. TROUSDALE, PROPRIETOR.
Corner De,Siard and Walnut streets, Monroe.
The location of this House, at the business
steamboat landing, give it advantages pos
sessed by no other house i'm Monroe. Due
attention will be paid to the comfort of
guests, and no pains spared to mako the
CENTRAL. n home for it's patrons. Rooms
comfortable,w with one double bed to zach.
Oct. ID, 1871. Ally
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PROVISIONS FEED! LUMBER!

PROVISIONS! FEED! LUMBER!
T HAVE on hand, for sale at. lowest cash
i prices, a consignment of
CORN, HAY, OATS, BRAN,
FLOUR AND PORK,
all of choice quality. Also
10000 FEET FIN EST PINE AND
CYPRESS LUMBER,
tho best ever offered in this mark ct -
For sale at very reasonable prices.
JNO. T.. HANNA.
July |. 1871. Il-tf
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Claiborne.
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BE il known that on this day, before me,
John X. Raliisey, Recorder and ex.officio
Notary Public in and for the parish and
sworn according to law, personally came
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Bon voyage OF bonne chance!

CoEvExrfox 1snCsrRIELLE D'ErAr A
BATON R0UGE.-Nous avions d@ja parlE
dams notEe journal dune Con vention In
dustrielie d'Rtat, eui devait s'assembler
4 Baton Rouge 10 I6 octohre proclaim
II paraft que le projet sc r&alise, ct que
d4ia de- grands pfeparatifs sont fats
dams CO but. Nous avons sous les yeux
l'appel adressS par rassociation indus
trielle de Baton Rouge d toutes les pa
soisses de l'Etat, ct en- partiealier d ia
vile de la Nile. Orleans. Cote adrsssc
demande que lOn envoie de tous lea
coins de b. L0nisisne des dslesues 4
cette Convention, pour y traiter toutes
lee quNstions qui int&ressent l'agricuf-
ture, rindnatfie ct le commerce. Nous
soahaitons d'antant plus dc prosp6rite 4
cette Convention gull ne s'agit plus lei
d'assemblsr dss politiqnes ct dcs ba-
vards. mais des hommes pratiaucs, Ges
industrisls, DDS ingehieurs, dss tnGcaui-
ciens. dea oavriess slss 1idxrents meters
existant dAiA pg D efahlir dans rEtat.
II va.sAns dits que III resentsuts de
pagricnl4ate y doitent occuperEle pre-.
saieT rang Mona p@rons pouvoir Lien-
t6t.1onatatsr 10 sueeas ds eette Conven.
4ens esaaissasse Losii isiaasiss, "a.
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DE MEUBLES.

soussi gns ayant lranspnrte son n.agasr
- dc nrub;cs dams Ia gsaude Latisse pres il
la forge DE- N J"biI, 1t syaut pris d,s arrange
n'rnss qui ~ taei;ifrnt c"nsSerablcnlent dams vol.
comns'Jc', Il ] hunneur d'anno,,err srs. cennai
sA.'c-s ~t au r"hc rn general qu ii est aui.ur.
dh"i prst fem!r fons l.'s m,dr.-s uui ui ser,.ni
adrts dune piece a un s,n-ubk.n.~nt com
piet reparr1a ega!rment ef sr.istemeut les
m~ubles aux prix les plus mu,leles. Les meu.
bles quill veudra on gull psocurera sur commau.
lessr"ns aoniss el deIi.Ies ell byu v.lr- sans
srais a.lsii.nunsls. L.'s vi-nx m.uhl-s a@ront
pits ep echange pour DIES u-.fs II aura touiu,,rs
en- mains un assortment de mrnbIes. ~r lvrsou'il
u aura pas lss pieces voulus.. il 81 chsrg~rs d-s
conn'and~s anx prix d. Ia Nile Orleans, plus les
frais de transport Tout son outrage est parau.
's, et j! rsper" par son iadstri- No po,taIite 1t
Ia n"'cite de "rs prix. merit.r Ia continuation
de lencoarageni. ut du public.
LOUIS WAITER
Rue Main, pres III. John, Opelousas.
IL mai 1871 tim,
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..BOTTEs EFT sOULIERs.

sonasigne arnonce rssp~ctneuaement a s-s
- amts At an public ~n general qn'il Went a'ar.
rlver d. In Nn"vells orleans eer assortment
choisi d. ma,&,iaux d- cord"uuier ~i,ns QUO d.ux Z
Sxeellshts ouvri-.s II ->t anjunri'hni prepare
execute, toute soit. DE- chaus>.sr- snr com,nan-
de-. srti.teme,,t e, aux pix lea plus m,alkr&s
Ii f.ra anssi avec snin II rhsnssprr pour dS-
mes ct eufAnss Son sl+it'r cst Tue Landry, Wis.
a.v;s lc.uu d. NJ .yolLson
EArYlSlE FrIFrEKNRE.
On, '.,,,,. =: :, g., lS-i O.;
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KENNETH BARLH.zO.

AENN ETH BAHLH.EO.
SUccEssEUR DE w. A. RoBEk1soN A Co.
IN ARCHAND Conmissionnaire. consiuuatai-
Iva re ct exp6ditionnairr, encoignure ties rues
Masn ct Levee. Washington, Lne., infor,ne res
pectueusement le public que ses magasins do de-
POT cont maintenant oUverts pour la rtce,rtiun
das Prodslits ct autres marcha l,dists, ,s,nr les
soins do laquelle ills sont partaitcl,ent ctnvena-
pies; ct 10 public peut etre certain que les pro-
QUITS etc. seront gar..nts des intemls4ries du
se,nps on DIES accidents, negligence etc
Les balances renommees de Fairbsuks sont
employees pour le pesage dn cotton, iln sucrv ct
DIES autres prodnits. ct des aeheteurs seru.t tou-
1oars sur les 1ieux, prats payer le prix fu mar
che pour 10 sucrc IL cotton, ls mousse, les ueaux
ct autres pr,duits. nsoins les frsis de transport
Je ferai des avances en- cereles, corsle ct toile
deMballage, provisions, etc.. caux aui consi-
gnssspt. tpar mon iRterm6diairc) du cofos, du
dn sttcfe OH d'sutrss prohibits. ines ani..
Aessrs. Payne, Dameron & co, Nile -nrl2ans.
Tous nics efforts tendroDt favosisef In vrmte
des prodntts ct aatres efets qui me servit een.
hea pour asre veBdus sur commission -
Je rsi henreax, ct jose ns flafter, de pon.
voir denRer satisfaction entiere eeux oui mo
confcront leurs aFai-ea MA A''o
~, KENNETH RAILl,o.
Washington "s tanv. 1877. .-lJ Pee. ~
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GA Ey.AL EPAyE.

la Etc arrali CONNIE e,,ave. var le
+A@~ <sous.igue Chat ai.hcr Gu Auit de.
le"r a!czan, erin blanc. Age DEF gu ans, u.ar-
que Il peu pres aillsi Tft
Lc propriesaire est rrqnis de venr prouver "a
proTriete payer les frais ct lemrneuer, autre-
nieh il ELL sera dispose scion Ia loi.
ZEPliIRtN MANUEL.
+ 81. Laudry Scptembre 1871. lui
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lie Courier des OpeIousas,
rIBLlE Ii SAMEnf rAH
IL. one r. 3 A ~ JOE.

CONDITIONS:
L'ABOSSEMEST s@r.t dc troll, ,i..t, ,,,-
an, ra.Hhlcs da>aErc.
LES AVIS e" l"'icr"n, rn1nantc cents Tar
carrr pour la irrn:tr" ins. l;;ou II wing, ,isu.,
cents p.r varr, pour ch;:Vuc insertion subse.
4''ento. HUT hsncs OF nluins ,ans,i,u.ront un
carFG. "
Les asis 4ni ser"nt rnr",ss ,.our elrr nuhIi,.
ser"nt 'n""ic en- Franenis ~ rn AnslaiA Il n.,ns
~! nru s"ii anirru.e,. ur,.nnnt) ius,u !. &C. rur
e,'ne"r )nse pr"p..> dt les dis, nu,inuer.
41's calldato aux favc"rs pnbl4ues ,le>.ul,t
iuiro Anl,onrer. D.. +
:Les neer"loses, les tires ,lc ~ n.,rS imen: les
rrasanes, les communities, i.,,s DIM genre tcr.
ho,ilica. tt''., se l'as"ron an tauN .l,s ~ i-
LOS Ar''cics uHbe i'atilrr i."rkrnIs ,r i.,u0r
lnii,t''> il svruut rd,.i,.il.,e.i ,~ ,.a,.,,.,t
- :, I'll ... .iY..i .l'r-
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TABACS \ ('IIICCEl,.


1nh arp'"ss g. s+rr- situes : miles 4
fVV Fpr"Sf do, ..'".~,S PEss:
2''o a,prnrs d. '.rrr i"ie,An, !e m,rc"sn ci.
drSSus C-> 'i"uv t~rr..S s,f psrfail. mint atnr.
te'S Il Ia culture tic ~ ca,.n- Il suvr- 1T du c"rn.
Au>si:
ONE vERRAlNS Sc jricnsn,, s.nes dau~
lts lnn-s lu village 81. Cha,l-s, & and Co,.au.
I''nr les r"ndsirns. qni s-r"n' .v.n.ac-na.s
a"~ arrrerrnI<. A'alrrSs,r MN 7 4 4. P.r
rod;n. Orel",,-.s G6 aunt ls.u #
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A vENcRE A L'AMIAsLE.

TTNE HAB1TATION eitue a Chataiyucr. III
a miles dpp"lousasl contcuant l65 arpenss
s'e terre. don't 80 aruents bien boiscs. nne bonne
rnas"n d" 36 picts dc l"nSnenr hcn tini,. ui,,si
QUO haatres dcpendarccs. IL tout tn bon etat.
Ou vendsa il tres bon li.archc, 1T unc y,a uie
parti. III credit raisoIn:..s!e.
Pour IL prix ct les details. a'a.l,rascr sans d..
lai :tu bureau du Courier dts U,,ciousas uu gu
soussi sne sMr les li.ux
ZEpHIRIN MANtEL
Chataisner 9 ScptcM bre 1871.
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Le mtnistEe Dc h guerrp en- France
went a'orslnnncr y CREATION dc trente.s;x
ling. - - -~''1's vat
- = eosDprenant lea batteries ,1k;a
ezlseantes dsaPr1s 10 systAn,e fIancais.
paselIierfo traucatse eo,nprsndra, dsici !
= nr ~ fdhatrS- vfast-ilix.huif
nseeef5es 2 ds - 1nnexes ihd dispen sAbles
g l'A1tllleris npdsrns.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is at once agreeable, ,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to its original color
'osM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
FENt
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FOURNAUX De CUISINE.
BUCKS BRILLIANT.

TES POELES DE CUISINE sont dun.
~ plus gran'ir duree, les umi,,s cu,npiYues (.
dun usage pins tacite que TOM antrr.
Ills ont r"cu le PREMIER prix Ia Foire dc ST
L"ris DE- 1865. 1896. 1897 l56@ ansi d Ma
Ia F"irr de- Ia Louiaiane DE- 1873, lsfiy +, ls7U.
IL <onssigne ayan' ate n"mme ngrn. pour la
v"nse de ces sxcclents Fournaux, III aura cons.
talnmrni nm assortment a s'n at.lnr j.. ,blan-
t,ri;'. Washington, ou il fablqu.. Oil ,i-:.l tom
l'nrs d@s Poelrs drs salon, grillrs ;t, bisu-
,erie .iapsnsiSr. etamer etc
Depot 10 Groceri d. Jos. Blum. O, ,,elnnsas,
on '""a KS ordres qu y seron, laisses se:on,
p.omptrm"nt remp'is.
EUGENE LEMONTEY.
Washington g Mars ISL ly
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7 NE rednction Liberal. sara fait. ceux ou;
~ achesrront eu gro4 cl'~x
BLOCH Il DUPRE
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Joseph III. Moore.

AVOCAr JCRISCONSI'LTE,
kNAtRCERA sa r,"tss2iu,, daur t.,n,.s la
~ Co"rs dn Huite".e District Judcsi,--
son partou tst IL ms'nc .rcupe ri-d+vant par
s~syze u A"'r~. ~ p;as rrre,a,,nrnt, par aEuure
* M"iga". rue B"llevne. Op-iousas. L,..
Op~lOusas % ayr.l 1871.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-09-30

ponr hom1,rs ct gareous. fats
sur mrs''r- Ut manufactures sur 10 champ
tres bon compte, chez BLOCH & DCPkE.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-09-30

La GRANDE VAeuE p'Oc1oEEE.-Le
savent pTOfesseur Agassiz. dit l,Aheillc
le u Nouyells- Orleans du %, nous 6onne
euGn dgne de vie. Nous avons recu de
lui, hier seir, Ia tres. courte lcttre sui.
vante, qui met meant toutcs les iuven-
tions plus on moins agrea bles des non.
yellistcs sur l'attitudc procbaine du golfe
du Mcxique:s .~..
~. CAMBRIDGE, Is Sept. le7l.
Nam cher monsieur, -. ---.-
Je mai jamais dit cs ! quoi soua faites
alluaion dana votre lettre. J'ai rs.cu de.
puis pen une vingtaiue Do demandes
CONNIE 10 votre par semainc. Je mai
pas.le temps sd'expfiqner les engagements
geologiaues cue noe ossc8tes penvent subir
cn que1ques centaines. de milliers. d. sn-
l'6es. Tses Feapeetueusement,
<.- ~::~S J.. AGAssiz.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-09-30


ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keepit clean and VII gorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a :.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-09-30
Nous lisons dams le Journal de Paris du

Nous lisons dams le Journal de Paris d.l
y. Theirs reen jcndi sofr 4 diner NJ.
W. II. Seward, ex. .ministre dcs affaires
sEangeres des Etats- Unis. La. reception.
|ezete Tort cordiale. 4 celia pres Que cbacun
- deax intersocuteurs parlait dans 80
len8ee maternelle, don't lantse ne con-
sepais pas 40 mot. An dessert, M.
seMsra pronoac6 I'M speech On anglais.
laers iul y r6pondn co frsncais. On
! sess an resse, paffaitensent entcndu. NJ.
&c Hemasat assistait au diner.n