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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Secretary
FOlger expects to issue call for 10, 900
900 of per cent bonds tomorrow. He
is convinced that call for ten or twelve
millions of bonds can be issued without
reducing the reserve fund below $780,
100000 in February, in which month
call issued during November would
probably mature. Considerable pres
sure is said to have been brought to be
on the Department to delay the issuance
of the call for bonds until congress
shall have had an opportunity to legis-
tate on the subject, but it would seem
from the tone of Secretary Folger's con.
conversation that he has decided to
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 16.-A
specialize the News and Courier, re-
ports that fire broke out in the town
of Sumter last night and spread rap
idly. 1t soon involved in destruction,
the stores .of Morris, Hewson, Pole
Hoyt, Disomer, Harris and Others. At
last accounts the fire was still raging.
Loss already is estimared at $4,000.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,.

Gov. Lowery of Mississippi has issued
a proclamation to his wards to obsrve
thanksgiving day., the Goth inst,
and stating many reasons why the peo-
pie Of Mississippi should return thanks
to the "bountiful Father above"
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17

CINCINNATI,O o. Nov. 16.-Two BROTH
ers under sentence to be hanged to-
day for the murder of Mr.. Lackery, have
been respited until December 21st, to
enable the prosecuting Attorney to call
them as witnesses in the case of John
T. Stephens: jointly indicted with
them
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17
Business Failures for the Week.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The business
failure of past seven days AS reported to
II. q. Dunn & Co.'S. mercantile agency
throughout the United State and
Canada 235 against 2l5 the previous
week. Failures continue numerous
in Western States and are on the
increase in new England, South and in
New York, though in the city no
very important a ssignments are noted.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17
Lincoln Body,

LincOln's Body.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Nov. 16.-The
sensational dispatch from tn at city in
relation to Abraham LincoIin's body
appears in Chicogo paper of this date
Its statements are positively untrue
and many of them unauthorized by
any one having any knowledge of the
facts. The whole article is calculated
to mislead people in believing that the
body of Lincoln has been moved from
the massive structure in which they
are supposed to be resting. The State
Register of this city sometime ago, in
response to question whether the re-
mains of Mr.. Lincoln were still de-
posted, and whether they were turns
ing to stone, published the following
answer under signature Of J. G. Power,
custodian Of the monument: 4 few
days previous to the dedication of the
monument, on Oct. is, 1874, the body
OF Mr. Lincoln was taken from an iron
coffin put in a lead one, soldered per-
fectly air tight and then into wooden
one made OF narrow strips of red cedar
aud put in marble sarcophagus in
the catacomb ofthe monument, When
the WOuld-be robbers visited it on the
evening of Nov. 18th, 1875, they re-
moved the lid and end piece of the
7arcophagus next to the door and drew
the wooden and lead collins with the
body inclosed partly out, when they
were disturbed by officers of the u. S.
Secret Service, who attempted to cap
'ture them but were unsuccessful. Every
thing remained as the thieves left it
until the afternoon of the second
day, when every screw ia the
wooden coffin was examined and
the creases in them were found TO be
filled with rust, proving beyond doubt
that neither the wooden nor the lead
coffin had been opened. All was then
pushed back into the sarcophagus and
it was cemented perfectly tight as it
had been before the visit of the thieves
The remains have never been
removed from the monument from
then to the present time, and all is
absolutely safe. AS to any indication
of petrification, the idea of any SUBJ
stance in an air tight lead Enclosure
turning to stone, no matter where it,.
may be placed, is too absurd for a
serious thought.
This statement ought to settle all
doubts as to Lincoln's body. 1t is rest,
ing in the tomb prepared for it by the
people and the notion that an associa-
ted press reporter called on Powers to
ask if he had any reply to make to the
dispatch referred to above, he said his
card embraced such facts as the public
was Untitled to know and that he had
only these words to add: no part Of the
remains of Lincoln has been seen by
mortal eyes since they were soldered up
in coffin on October, 8, 1874.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17
HOME INTELLIGENCE.
BY Visitation of Providence.

BY Visitation of Providence.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 16.--In case of
VIM. II. Fletcher reported murdered
near Mclean, in this county, the
coorner's jury to-day found that de-
ceased game to his death by visitation
of providence. n
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 16.-Two
farmers, D. r. Neal and VIM. Lynn,
disputing about picking cotton, shot
each other. Lynn was killed and
Neal is dying.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 16.--Advices
have been received that the approach
ing convention of the National Cotton
Planters Association to be held at
Vicksburg, Miss, on the "a inst, will
be the largest aud most important
ever held by the Association. A large
delegation of manufacturers from New
England aud the Southern States have
signified their intention Of being pre-
sent. President Morehead has invited
Governors and State officers Of all cot
ton and number of northern states and
has received acceptances from many.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17
H. ID. KING.
DEALER, IN

DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
GROCERIES, AND PLANTATION
SUPPLIES,
No. DESIARD STREET, MONROE, LA.
Highest cash price paid for Cotton, Wool,
Hides and Country Produce. Large Wagon
yard attached for accommodation of GUS
toners from the country.
Monroe, August l, 1883
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17
News By Telegraph.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Indica-
Itions for Gulf States-Warmer fair
weather, except in Texas, local rains /;
northeast to southeast wind; lower
barometer.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17

WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. 49,
Secretary Chandler says, in regard to
the Standard time which changes
next Sunday, that it has been de-
cided on the part of the Government
not to do anything in the matter at
present, as there was questions as TO
the right of the executive to change
the time. District of Columbia time
ball at the Naval Observatory, will
therefore continue to drop at the usual
time.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17

painless. After numbering Harding
Smith dragged Harding's wife out of
their house and outraged her.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-An even
ing paper publishes to-day statement
that there is now on file in the depart
ment of justice, d report, the contents
of which have never been made public
This report is TO the effect that it is
impossible to convict any one of cleo
ton offense in South Carolina. Men,
women and children are against it. No
jury could be found that would
convict. II is set forth that wives
and sweethearts of white men, drawn
for jury duty, say to their husbands
and lovers before they go to the court:
you need not come back to me unless
you do your duty. This means, that
unless yon give verdict for acquittal,
you can depart, This report was made
by special agent of the Department of
Justice, endorsed by the y. S. District
Attorney.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 16.-Ad-
vices from all parts of the northwest
last night show that the therm oneter
varied from Is to 40 degrees below
zero. a strong wind was blowing, but
no snow fell. All trains are delayed
on account of wind, and navigation has
been practically suspended here tor
several days. River closed last night.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-03-10

La Culture des Vers a Sole.
Messiears les Editears

Messiears les E7itsars
Je dois d l'obligeauce de NJ. L.
Crozier, de Oorinthe, Miss, c'est-
a-dire d l'autorite la plus comp6-
tente des Etats- Unis sur la seri-
ciculture, les renseignements sui
wants sur cette int6ressante cnl-
ture qui est appellee d devenir
une des principales sources de
richesse de la Louisiana.
D'abord Nd. Crozier, Oh homme
pratique, commence par corriger
l'erreur des optimistes qui orient
pardessus les toits que 1000 md
riers plant6s sur I'M acre de terre
donnent I'm produit net de
s3, 10000, pendant que les pes
sinistes orient non moins haut
que cette culture est bonne
settlement pour les Ohinois ct
qu'elle sera une cause de RUNE
pour ceux qni pentreprendront
dams ce pays. La verit6, celle
qui 90 prouve OF que tout le
monde pent voir, est que 900
m6riers de cinq ans peuvent pro-
duire de 100 d $50 dollars par
an. 81 ION considAre que cette
recolte peut se faire par les fem
mes ct les enfants, ct qn'elle ne
demande pas plus dc 30 d 50
jours, on avonera. avec moi, ani
g r6snltat est assss bsau, stQns
The Opelousas courier., 1883-03-10

Voici les renseignements dom
mes par NJ. Herbelin, de la Nlle.-
Orleans, quaint aux especes de
mAriers qui cenviennentle mieux
q notre sol ct d notre climat:
Las mAriers quill faut, avant
tour planter ici sont le Japonica
(mASier du Japon) OF le Rosea
(mAfier Rose). Ces deux espe-
ees sont precoces ct entrent tou-
iours en- vegetation, 4 l'6poque
de l6closion.
L'Alba (mdrier blane) est pre-
f4rable, ct IL feuille convient
mieux al yer, mais la pousse en-
est tardive. Un temps tres doux
peut determiner l'6closion, bien
avant que l'Alba entire en- veg6-
tation. Avec cette seule res
source, le yer serait parfois ex-
poa6 a mourir de faim. LIE plus
prudent, le plus sur, serait de
planter a la fois les trois especes,
don't on distribuerait, tour d
tour, la feuills q l'insecte, sui
want les beaoins du moment. On
entretient souvent la sant6 chez
lui en- variant la nourriture.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-03-10
Manufacture de Voitures.

EISLATTE de Encouragement qui lui etc
4 accorde jusqua present par le public de
eette Paroisse, le soussigne rsmcrcie sincere
nent ceux qui l'ont ainsi encourage, ct sellicite
On meme temps la continuation de leur pa.
tronage. II sera toujours pret a manufacturer
dsa 6uggies, hacks es ausTes vehicles sur com.
aax voitures, tant charronnage que forge,
peinture on garniture sorent executes promp-
tement ct aux prix les plus mod6res, pour du
compliant settlement. Dogenavant, tout ou-
vrage qui ne sera pas paye sur livraison, por-
terra 10 pour cent daugmentation pour les
frais dc collection Immediate.
lie soussign6 tonjours en- mains des hacks,
dss bnggies, &c. neufa ct de seeonde main
quii vendra bon marah6 pour du compliant
s. P. CLARK
Opelousas, 90 Janvier 1877. Iatf
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lie Courier des 0pelousas,
PuRLIE LIZ sAMEpf PAE

LHoNCE & l.. A. SANDOz
L,AB0NNEMENT sera de $3.50 par an,
payable d'avance, on trois piastres dams lie
courRnt de l'annee.
LES AVIS ss paierent cinquante cents par
earre pour Ia premiere insertion ct yingt.cinq
cents par earre pour chaque insertion subse-
quente. HUT lignes on moins constitueront
I'M carrS.
Les avis qui ssront envoy6s pour etrs publ.
IS seront ins6r6s en- Franeais ct en- AugIais u
moins quill men soft autrement ordonnG) JUS
qua ee que l'sditeur jugea propos de lea dis-
eontinuer.
Les candidate aux faveuTs publiques de-
vTont payer quinze piastres d'avance, s'ila
vsIlent SO faire announcer
Les necrologes, lea lettres semercimant,
les reciemea, les communications dun genre
personnel, etc., Sc paieront au tttnx dse avis.
Lesarticles d 'nne nature personnelle tquand
toutsfois ila serout admissiblesl SO paieront
yiugf cents Ia ligne ct d'avapce.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-03-10

lie Lake Charles Commercial,
TparoiasS Oalcasieu] du 3, nous
dome l'int6ressante description
suivante de la mine de SQUIRE de
Calcasieu:
La grande mine de SQUIRE de
Calcasieu, est situee d pen pres d
douge miles, q l'Ouest du Lac
Charles.
Dams n yoisinage, 80 trOuvent
plusieurs sources de petrole.
O'est meme Tn perforant IL sol
pour iii faire jaillir lhuile mine
rsle que Pom fait la decouverte
al l'exiatence du SQUIRE; on Ia
trouy6 D une profondeur de 443
pieds an-dassous de la surface.
IL gissnent 4 une 6paisseur
de 1(D8 pieds; il content, dams
toute son 6tendue, 90 pour cent
tla SQUIRE pur cristallis6.
Voiei, si'aprAs le rapport de
fIngenleur, l6S ulfferenteS c0ll-
ehes qu'a travers6es la sonde
jnsqn'a uDe profondeur de 1880
pieds, pour crenser le puits ar
fksien actael
Argilr jaunest bIene. LOO pieds
sls6paisseur sable girls ct bleu,.
IT3 Roche, 2; terrain caleaire
hssn ct sablonneux, 48 terrain
ealcaire ~ poussiAre, 60; sonfre
aa6lAnge de gypse, 99 SQUIRE
sristailin pus, 5 SQUIRE m6lang6
il gypse. "A sonfffe criakallin
pnFs 10 ypse contenant une
gransle qnanfit6 a. SQUIRE, 40
9Spse cOnsenant giu SQUIRE sd
lains ssanaR quansit6, 100.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-03-10
Opelousas Paroisse St. Landry, Lne, 10 MARS 1885,

demander advantage dun arpent
de terre, serait Sc montrer par
trop exigeant. II est vrai que
l'incr6dnlit6 sera d'autant plus
grande que la majorit6 des habi-
tanus Sc figure que cette cul-
ture demande de grandes 6tudes
ct que ce serait folie d'essayer
une chose qu'on ne conna1t pas"
-Cette observation ma etc
faite, hier, par I'm des meilleurs
habitants de mon voisinage.-
A celia ie r6pondrai aux lecteurs
du Courier" ce que j'ai r6pon-
du d mon voisin, en- Dormant un
extrait de la lettre que Mr.. Gro
zier Went de m'adresser !" Mon
petit livre suffit a faire reussir
les personnes qui mont jamals
WI IN cocoR nj un yer a sole.
ST vous voulez apprendre cette
culture, yenez chez moi 81 vous
voulez. nais il yaudrait mleux
essayer chez vous. Je me
charge de faire de vous IN pro-
fesseur dams Quatre ,jours. LIE
nombre de mnriers nAcessaires
pour une education de 2 onces
est de 4 mAriers de 100 ans, on
de 80 mAriers de 80 ans, ou 200
mf,riers de 5 ans, etc. Tout est
relatif. 1000 mNriers de 2 ans
font une belle education. Une
femme ct 2 e1,tants peuvent clever
aisement 2 onces de- graine ct
faire de 200 a $50 livres de CO.
cons don't lie prix est de 40 a so
cents la liyre frais.' .'-Voila done
le travail dune femme ct dc 2
snfants qui produit de 80 a 125
dollars, Ell 800 jours. En- pre-
nant la moyenne de ces chihres,
c'est 100 piastres qui entrent
dams le menage dun petit habi-
tant, sans prejudice de la recolte
dc coton, cannes ou mails que
fera le mari. Maintenant, voy-
ons les frais que coAteront cette
r6colte. Un arpent de teTre
pouvant contenir 800 m1riers,
Soft, $40 pour 1000 boutulss. $1,000
! arpent de terre. =. ....-..-.--- lO.UO
4 jours de travail pour planter les
boutures. .--.....---.. -4,UO
Magnanerie ct utensiles. -....... 5O.4O
Intsret de 2 ans sur le capital en-
ployG, d 10 oIo. o..-.-..---...- 7.4O
Total ...-.--..S .S8l 40
Ce total qua dessein je fails
plus haut quill he sera on r6ali-
te, sera rembourse la 3me aimee,
double la cinquieme ct rappor-
/. terra $500 par an au bout de 10
ans. Dams 20 ans, ces 100 mA-
riers yaudront 1000 piastres 81
Pom veut les vendre CONNIE bois
de chaufage, on feront la for
tune de leur propri6taire 81 celui-
ci vent employer leurs feuilles
pour pelevage des vers-a-soie.
Quelle est l'industrie qui peut
donner un b6n6fice pareil 7
liza fin d Sanedi prochain.)
The Opelousas courier., 1883-03-10
Business Notices.

Business Notices.
| FoR sALE.-A fine buggy mare, harness and
new buggy. Apply at this Office.
| Subscribe for this paper and send it to your
| friends. Nothing makes an intelligent man
sooner than the habit of reading his home
paper.
/ BLANKs--For advances of supplies, for no.
taries, for justices of the peace, &C., always
kept on hand Or printed at short notice at the
COURIER Office.
A $40 scholarship, good for full course of
Bookkeeping in Blackmans Commercial Col
lege, New Orleans, can be had ct heavy dis,
count ON application at this Office
The COURIER ought to be in the family of
every intelligent man in the parish. Single
subseriptions q. so in advance; $2.25 each in
clubs Of five, and $2 90 in clubs of ten.
Patronize home enterprise, BY having your
job work done at the COURIER office. We
guarantee satisfaction in style of work and
prices. A fms lot of cards, &c, just received
Have your bill heads, letter heads, circulars
cards, ball and Wedding tickets, hand bills
labels, posters, etc, printed at the COURIER
Office. We are prepared to execute all orders
at the very lo,oest cash prices.
POstmaase1ss
Are requested to notify us when any Of eur
Subscribers fail 20 taks their papers from the
pestofics. We helisys blanks are furnished
thsm for that purpose.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-03-10

il espere bien, grace aux nou-
velles machines a decortiquer
que nous possedons, en- tirer un
excellent parti.
LIE sol, dams toute notre region
cotonniere, dit M. M6nelas, est
eminemment propre a la culture
de la jute, qui y Went tout aussi
bien simon mieux, que dams PIN
de. Vous pouvez la semer, de-
puts la fin de mars ou lie CON-
Irmencement d'ayril, jusqu'au mi
lieu de JUN. Mais il est plus
avantageux de commencer de
bonne heure les travaux, Car la
pousse est rapide; la plante az
rive a maturite bien avant le SUI
Gre ct lie cotton. Ellie peut s'of-
frir sur Ie march6 a pepoque OH
le planteur a le plus besoin d'ar-
gent, a la veille meme de la cuell-
lette du cotton ct de Ia roulaison
de la came.
La premiere condition de sue
ces, dams la culture de cette
plante, c'est le labourage. II
faut quill soft profond ct redou~
BILE; la charrue doit p6n6trer de
10 a 18 pouees dams Ia terre, ct
le sol q besoin d'6tre travaille ct
retourne, jusqu'a ce quill soft de-
venu parfaitement friable, pres
que pulverise. Vous divisez alors
votre champ en sillons, ct vous
semez q intervalles peu conside-
rabies, mais r6guliers.
Dams l'Inde, le Coolie Sc con-
tsnte de semer la graine a la vo-
lee, puis, cette operation ache
wee, il laisse la plante croftre,
csmme pavoine, q Ia grace de
Dieu, suivant Repression popu-
laire.
La jute ne SO coupe pas, ellie
s'arrache; la save s'y conserve
vivace, plus longtemps, ct en-
pache la tige de Sc dessecher
trop vite. La grande question,
en- effet, est de conserver la plan
te verte jusqu'au moment de Ia
decortication. Lop6ration Sc fait
alors aisement ct rapidement,
CONNIE nous le disions, il y a
deux on trois jours a peine, en-
rendant compte des experiences
faites sur la machine de M. Luft.
LIE. rendement peut varier de
5000 d 5000 livres l'acre. Pre-
mons une moyenne de 1000 Ii
| vres, lesquelles, q 4 cents ] la
livre, rapporteront $3.50 l'acre,
soft $2,700 pour les 15 acres don't
nous parlions tout a l'hsure.
Deux hommes employees, pen
dant 4 mois, sufisent a la cul-
ture de la plante sur cette eten-
| due de terrain.
| A $50 par mois, ces ouvriers
coAteront au planteur $4,000
ajoutez-y 800 de d6penses i'm
pr6vues, vous arriverez a un to-
tai de $340 de frais, qui, d6duit
des S2,70O, valsur totale du pro-
duit des Is acres, vous laissera
un b6n6fce netde 1880.
VOLTA, certes, une culture a la
iquelle il vaut la peine de SO con-
sacrer On grand, ct sans perte de
temps. Au moment oh les sps-
culateurs du Nord font une guer-
re 81 perfde, 81 cruelle, ii fratri-
eide, q notre industrie sucriare,
n'est-il pas sage dc se premium
contre les dangers qui nous
menacent 7 Nous croyens ferme-
ment que la Louisiana tiendra
victorieusement tate q ses en-
nemis, mais n'oublions pas &C
mot prononce, il Y a quelque
temps, par un de nos hommes
| les plus eminents: i" La jute est
appellee a sGuver Ia Louisi0ne ~
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The Opelousas courier., 1883-03-10

La Vile de St.-Louis a Pinten'
ton de SO construire, sur le Mis-
sissippi, un nouveau pont gran,
diose, CONNIE celui qua deja
eleve le capt. Eads. Cest a Chain
of Rocks, dams la partie nord dc
la vile, quill serait jete. Ur
bill q etc presente, a Get effet
an Congress.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-03-10
AVIS.

IT Es personnea resiaant dana Ia paroisse
IL St. Landry qui doiyent des licences sur
leurs professions, occupations ou meters, en-
vertu de lois existantes, Sont par lea presentes
notifies que les dites licences, si elles ne sont
pas payes ayant lie lar Avril proclaim 1883,
seront eollact6es avee frais par Pavoeat spe-
cislemsnt d6sign6 par le Gouverneur D Get Of
fet. C. G. DUSON,
Sheriff ct ColIeeteur des Taxes.
opelouaas, II FGvgisr 1883.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-03-10

St.-Louis tient, actuellement,
nn des premiers rangs aux Etats-
Unis, dams la fabrication des
meuhles. Cetts industrie y est
nee, il y o une trentaine dan
nees, ct bisn que, Pan dernier
encore, ellie ait eu d enregistre1
quelques faillites, ellie men fait
pas noins de constants progress,
an point de vue de la vente. Ellie
q d4bute par la fabrication des
chaises. C'6tait, auparavant, Gin
cinnati qui on approvisionnait
St.-Louis. Oetts derniers vile,
apras quelques Announcements,
s'est .ietee dams la confection des
sieges de toute sorte, des meu-
bles de luxe; ellie pourrait, 81
ellie le voulait bien, produire de
v6ritables euvres dart.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-03-10

On s'occupe beauconp en- An
gleterre, de rExposition des ma
chimes et instruments compo-
SAINT le materiel dss chemins de
fer, qui doit avoir lien, vers le
milien du mois de JUN, a Chica-
20. Toutes les compagnies an
glaises s'appretent q lutter avec
sslles de pAmerique. Chicago
veut donner a l'exposition IN
earactere v6ritablement interna-
tional.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-03-10

Ilya, dams la Vile de New
York, plus de 10000 cafes ct ca
barets, 1000 boulangers, 1000
bouchers, 1000 6piciers.
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OPELOUSAS:
sAMEDI matin, j: 10 MARS, 1853.
Lisez l'annonce du Collecteur
de Taxes dams une autre colonne.

D'apres lie rapport du ministre
de la guerre, Ia milice organ'see
des Etats-Unis se compose de
1854 hommes.
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Academic DE STE. MARIE,
Opelousae, Dc. T.andrY, hne.

opelousas, st Iandry, hne
Il ES classes de cette Acadsnnie recommen.
Ia ceront le lundi, deux octobre. Les pa
rents sont prizes d'y enVoyer leurs enfante
das Ie premier jour.
Tras-R6v. 6. RAYMOND, A. H., D. D,
Directeur.
RSy. j. +. RAYMOND,
ISIDORE MEEHAN.
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