yvert14 : Two 10 centimes Empire Non Dentele Type 2 on 1861 covers

The first cover does not have it's letter. It is from Paris.

Here is the Paris postmark.

Here is the stamp.

It is type 2.

Here is the second cover. It is from Bordeaux (PC 441)

Here is the letter:

It reads (thanks to https://www.transkribus.org/ )

Bordeaux le 26 Juin 1861

Monsieur Laroche de Talay,

Gare Ségur en ville

J'ai au nom

Mr Creicy au prejudice duquel

fait une opposité en

de Mr Laurand, men client,

Vos mains, m’ayant payé le montant en Capital

et pais de sa creance, l'ai l'honneur de venir adresser

L'original de cette opposités avec la mains levée au

Pied qui se trouve dans la forme accoutumée, dans

le but d’hinter des pein

J’ai l’honneur D’Etre, Monsieur,

Tod

Devene

Wote tant

tandran

Thanks to Google Translate:

Bordeaux, June 26, 1861

Mr. Laroche de Talay,

Ségur Station (City Office)

Acting on behalf of Mr. Laurand—my client—and in the interest of Mr. Creicy (to whose prejudice a formal objection had been filed), I have the honor to hereby forward to you the original of said objection.

Mr. Laurand having paid into your hands the full amount—principal and costs—of the claim in question, the document is accompanied by a formal release (or "lifting of the objection") appended at the foot thereof, drawn up in the customary form, with the aim of avoiding any further penalties.

I have the honor to be, Sir,

Your most obedient servant,

[Signed]

Laurand

Here is the Petite Chiffres.