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Qz- Une alliance singuliere ! eu len i ,

10 Une alliance singuliere GU lieu il y
quelqHes seinaines Boston, aux Etats-
unls, gn yeuf dun certain age 6pousa une
jeune file Peu De temps aprss ID noce, le ils
de Get homme ofrit 81 main a Ia mere de sa
belle mere, qui l'accepta volontiers. II sen
est suiyi des relations de famille fort sineu-t
lieres ct tout fait contradictoiress II mere
4 iaetnellement beau-nls dc son propre fils,
elsa femme est non-seulenient belle.flle de
son propre beau-fls mais aussi belle.mare de
g propre mere, tandis que celle-ci est belle
flle de "a file, son epoux est beau.pere de
- belle-mere et de son propre pere. II
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ALVAREZ A NEw-YoRK- IL Euepiag Post dit
qu'Alvarez est New-York ct quill y organise une
expedition contre Santa-Anna, ii aurait Sill faut
crore le Journal que nous venons de nommer achete
ct arne de 10 canons le steamer Ben Ifumtiis dams
intention de capturer lie steamer Saafa- .aana, qui
Went d'stre construit New York pour lie gouver-
nemert mexicain. lie Santa-.anaa ct lie Ben Frass-
ktta auront des 6quipages americains. Comment
Sc tait-il que Ia presence dAlvaFez . New-York
nous soft revelGe si tard2 Nous ne savions meme
pas qu'i cut quite le Sud du Mexique pour les
Etats-Unis La nouvelle nous sembie meriter CON
frmation.
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DSc5dee-En cette Paroisse, dmanche dernier,
II courant, Madame Veuye JACQUES DUPRe, d rage
de 81 ans ct mois
Fin cette Paroisse le II courant, Mr.. GUsrAYE
FRUGe, age denviron 80 ans.
"A Washington, lie 10 courant, Mr. EDWARD
WINCKLER, age denviron 81 ans
--En cette paroisse, mardi dernier, 10 courant,
Mr.. FERDINAND L. MuDD, age denviron35 ans.
-En cette vile, jeudi denier, Madame Jesse
Hayes, nee Constance Collins, agee denviron So ans
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DEUx FEMMEs EN- HUT JoURs.--Dernie-
rement un Yankee de Buffalo, ayant perdu
du cholera sa femme, quill aimait peu, Sc ma
ria deux jours apres, d ane jeune file quill
courtisait depuis longtemps; mais le surlen-
demain de la noce, Ia nouvelle mariee fut re-
joindre la premiere femme, ct notre homme
se trouye veuf De deux femmes dams la me-
me semaine Les uns le plaignent ct les
autres le trouyent tres heureux.
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EFFET sINGULIER DE LA FoUDRE.-TUici un sinCii-
Ger eet de la foudre qu eu lieu ces jours derners
dams la commune de Sales, deux lieues environ de
La Rochelle. ce moment, le fills du sieur Boissard:
age de seize ans, eonduisait sa charrue atteee de
quatre bufs, pres du fef de Rvedoux, ct il tenait
son 6paule gauche appuyee sur Fun de ces animaux.
Tout coup, la foudre 6clate audessus de sa t&te,
Went frapper la chane de la charrue, sonne lie ven
tire du beuf don't ellie brdle lie poll ct qu saaisse
sans vie lui-m6me. LIE huide glisse ensute lie long
du pantalon du jeune homme, zebre la peaa de sa
jambe, lui enleve Pepiderme sur une largeur dune
piece de Fl. marque passage par de nombreuses
moueheure ct laboure lie vehement en- lassant intact
tout qui est laine dams lie ssu pus p6netre par
lie talon dams Fun des souers passs sous plante du
pied, on il produit ampoule ct Sc faie une issue
par une large dechrure apres ayoir detache lie lacet
ct fait sauter les iles en- cuivre de Ia chaussure
LIE jeune Boissard est tombe sur lie sol, sans rera
Dire toutefois Pusage de ses sens settlement il o eu,
pendant vingtquatre heures, les jambes CONNIE pa:
ralysees ct eprouve un continued bordonnement
dams les oreies Au premier moment, il lui semblail
que son pied await etc coupe, detache de la alnbe,
tant etait vve la douleur quill ressenait De prompts
secours, de nombreuses fictions current bient5t an
porte du soulagement son etat, ct auiourd'hui h
est tout fait remis de la violente comnotion oul
eprouv6e.
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NfEXIQUE.

l. O'1:o6o arrive lie II courant, dit F.4beillp nous
apporte des JournauX de Vera Cruz lso'a 'au cou-
rant ct de Mexico jusqa'au4 A.
Les queiques lonrs qui tiennent de s6couler ont
etc marques, DIT lie 1Tut'd Union du 80 aot par la
nouvelled de pusleurs avantages signaIes remportGs
par les roupes du gouvernement sur les insurres de
| difsrents points du pays.
| LIE % ao1t. deux heures ct demie du matin. les
troupes commanders par lie colonel Francisco Ia
mariz, ont pris dassaut la vile de Cludad Victoria
apres tros jours ct ue mutt de siege. ct une lutte
des plus achanees. Les assieges ont fait une des
cente desesperee retranches quis etaient derriere
une triple enceinte de Notifications Toute Par
tillere des prononces leurs munitions ct queques
prisonniers sont tonbes all pouvor des vainqueurs:
les chefs rebees, voyant la partie perdue, seaent
enfuls precipltemment; la cavalerle setait mise
eur poursuite
Les assieges ont perdu beaucoup de monde pen
dant ct apres FACTION les forces du gouvernement
ont compte clnquante -cinq morris, parm lesquels
un Chef ct quatre officers, ct plus de cent besses
lie gouvernement supreme await, davance, expe-
die des ordres de la derere rgueur contre tous les
Signatures de Pacte de pronunciamento
Tn rapport du lieutenant d'auxiIiares Diego
Castrelon, date de Huitzuco, lie Is aodt, nous ap-
prend qua cette date, Get officer etait de retour
dune heureuse expedition quill venat de fare con-
tire un detachement de revoltes don't on lui await
slgnae Pappartion dams cette pdrte de l'Etat de
Guerrero. Apres avoir vainement cherche les re- |
lieutenant Castrejon snterna jusqua ChIapa ct
C,hautla, ct dams un endroit appele Cuarncuilca,
distant de dlx-hut lieues de Hmtzuco district d.
guala IL rencontra les factieux en- nonbre conside-
rabIe: ct leur livra batalle Tn chef fameux, Mar
ciso Valle fnt tue par lie lieutenant Castrejon lui
meme qui lui tra un coup de pistolet ct I'abattit
de cheval apres avoir essuye coup de feu qui ne
Lattelgnlt pas Deux autres chefs de factieux Luis
L. Gaitan ct Gulllermo Maldonado ont etc grave
fneht Dlesses ct sont morris probablement depuis ;
un quatrieme Chef, Procopo Alarcon etc fait pri-
sonnler ct Sc trouve dams la prison dIguala, EN- at
tendant son lugement. LIE reste des insurges pris
Ia tuite dams les montages
Tous les iournaux de la captae reproduisent lie
iat suivant, qu s'est passe reinforcement dams un
village dindiens:
Un indien arriva Petaquillas Village deux
lieues de Chilpancingo) mum dune bouteile ct
d,une hole qui contenaent un specifque contre lie
cholera; il en- await ait emplette la Vile Les in
diens de Fendroit comprirent que Get homme await
mis- lie cholera en- bouteille dams Fatroce intention
de lie repandre passage: ct la dessus grande
on account, on s'ameute ct Pom assomme
coups de batons lie malheuroux inden.
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w salatre en- Prison,

4 t. a etc conduit a la Geolc do
- Ia Paroisse st. Landry, lie 10 cou-
PNT rant, un Mulatre, Sc disart NOM
szaAzs mer ONEZtME,, ct appartenir a
Mr. John Fahey, demeurant au Bayou Wake,
en- cette Paroisse.
Ce mulatre est age d'environ 20 ans, taille
de cling pieds, six pouces; parlant le francais
ct panglais.
lie proprietaire du dit esclaye est requis dc
venir lie reelamer, prouver sa propriete, pa.
yer les frais ct Pemmener, autrement il en-
sera dispose scion la loi.
LOUIS L. BOUTTE,
Ge6Laer.
Opelousas, % Septembre, 1854
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lie National Iatclligencer du 80 aoat,
dit que la nouvelle de la mort du general
Downs est prematuree, ct que le telegraphe
met le collecteur au lieu ct place du commo-
dore DoWnes.
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LA riisere est tellement graude Paris,
que pendant l'annee 1853, 65, ,264 personries,
-ou une personne sur chaque seize de la
population de la dite vile, recevaient Pau
none du Bureau de Charlie Publique.
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DuEL-Il va qhelques iours, dams un de nos VIII
lagos frontieres, un Anglais ct un Prussen Sc
prirent de queree autour Dune table de leu. A la
susie de cette discussion, un duel ft decide ct rem
dez-vous pris pour lie lendemain Laru1e choisie
fut e pistolet. Arrive sur le terrain PAnglas ia
yoris6 par e sort tire lie premier ct andne son ad-
versaife; son tour celui-ci va user de soR droit
mais au moment oa il Sc prepare aiustass.
Stop Stop tarretez! arretez y - An
glais IA buy your shot Gachete vo
A cette proposition etrange, l'adr@ les
temoins restent d'abord un peu surprlM u Nm
prendre, on refGchit que paffaire poss
ger. IAnglais etait richie, lie Pruss 81
reur; lie coup fnt evalue $4,000 fr. Iais
paya de grand ceur, ct un moment az deur
ct acheteur rentraient en- vlle tous deux enchantes
de ieur inarche.
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UNE FEMME DE L'ouEsT.-Un jour de Ia semane
dernlere, une ieune Allemande, gailarde la forte
encolure, depus peu mariee un fermier des en-
virons de Dayton (Ohio), traversa cette vile pour
aller rendre visite son mari qu'une maladie await
surpris tandis quill travaillait chez un de ses ams
Ellie condusait une carriole OH Pom voyat, dams un
grand panier en- osier, six nourrissons petts mais
gras ct peins de vie. La bonne fermere await dom
ne Nuisance en- un seu jour six nteressantes Gre
atures. Avec de teiles femmes, il nest pas eton-
nant que POuest Sc peuple 81 rapidement. Pour
donner une idee de la fecondite des fermieres du
Wisconsin, une dame de New-York racontait der
increment qu'une paysanne de Get Etat await ell 9
entants en- ans ou enfants en- 10 ans ellie netait
pas ben sdre leque de ces deux fats etait lie vra
mas ellie savait du moins quill etat question dams
ce recit des chifres ct 49,
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CoMMENT LES PENNIES sE BAIGEEsT Az PERoU.--
Les p6ruyiennes ont une maniere elles de prem
dre des bains de mer. Files s'alongent par-dessus
des Indeps robustes ct bien faits vetus settlement
de calecons de bains, ct qu les charrient ainsi ho
en- nageant, pendant un mile GU
deux Le meter de baigneur au p6rou nest pas
depourvude tout charme, . coup SIR.
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CouR DE DIsTRcr--La Cour de District
si6gera d ST. Martinville, le 25 courant Ellie
sera presidee par le Juge LueiusJ. Dupre.
Gazette des Attak1pas.
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III restait, au 10 dernier. entire les mains
des differents sous-tresoriers des Etats- Unis
Ia somme de28 millions de piastres.
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sE- Cnc terrible cnleutc a Gu lieu La Nouvele-
Orleans dams la mutt du dimauche 9, Ia jouinee ct la
mutt da lundi 10 courant entire des Americans ct
dcs Irlandais. Plusieurs hommes ont etc tues ct
dautres blessas Pour des details, nous r6ferons lie
lecteur un article qu'1 trouvera plus loin
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NOUS eeux qui ont des reclamations con-
IL. tire la succession de feue Veuve Vital
Estilette, sont prizes de les presenter d Mr..
Alphonse Patin, au Grand Coteau, ct tous
ceux qui doivent d la dite succession, sont
aissi prizes de venir payer entire les mains de
A. Patin, lie plus yite possible, s'ils veulent
sevitef DIES frais
ALEXANDRA ESTILETTE,
administrator
Opelousas, % Septembre, 1854
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AinER Men depl bea Ovide ct j Cen
" Bernard, aimer nest point IN art; c'est
un besoin. On n'appFend pas amer celia
Went tout seul, ct celia sen Va de meme.
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-Une femme etc clue Constable, dams
le comt6 de Perry Illinois
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EMILE ]. BIGSoN.-- Depuis quelques jours, nous
ayons ie paisr dc voir parmi nous notre We'll ami
Emile ]. Bignon, qui a reside 81 longtenpS dams
notrc Paroisse ct qui, mantenant est employe dams
la Maison de A. B. James, marchand de marchan
discs seches, au No. 80, rue des Magasins, Ia Nou
velle-0rl6ans. Notre ami b. parait 6tre excelente
ssnte ct bien dspos. Nous souhaitons d notre an
cien voisin success dams scs affaires Disons, pour
finir, que la Maison A. B. James etc chanceuse en-
trouFant un pareil commits.
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NJ Mr.. Charles N. Olivier, qui Went d'etablir
une uouvele maison de Commission a la Nouvelle
Orleans, est actuelement en- tournee ct, depuis s
ror.
Nous esperons que les planteurs encouragement
ieur ancien Paroissien, dams nouvele enterprise.
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Fievre Autres

Lutagaatioas b Ia Nourttgs- O,leans.- Rapport de
la semaine finissant lie courant
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-28
SPEECH OF col. STRAUB, OF PENN
SYLvANIA.

The Washington correspondent of the Potts
vile (Pa.) Register and Democrat, thus speaks
of the effective speech delivered by Hon. G. NJ.
Straub, on the Nebraska Kansas bill:
ain this connexion, must speak of the elo
quent and powerful effort of Colonel Christian
NJ. Straub, your dauntless and reliable repre-
sentative on the Nebraska-K Kansas bill. 1t did
honor to the indomitable constituency he rep
resents, while throughout it was replete with
argument and intense devotion to the great
principle of popular vereignty-disdaining
the narrow views, which men of minds less
comprehensive, have taken of this important
subject; he paused not to touch minor details,
but launched forth at once on the great merits
of the question. He dealt sledgehammer
blows on the casques Of the opposition, and we
have heard that at least two votes we're changed
by this eloquent and powerful vindication Of
the leading measure of the administration.
When the speakers hammer fell, at the close
of his hour, the House, with one accord, rose
and cried Go on--go on Thus was favor
granted to our representative, which was de-
MED TO John Quincy Adams and Col. Benton,
and only once before given that was to Gov.
Mcdowell, (since dead,) Of Virginia, whose
speech on the occasion referred to, has already
become classic. JrFFERsoN."
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-28
Supreme Court of the United States,
FRlDAY. Man 26. 1854.

Hon. Roland Jones, of Louisiana, was ad,
mitted an attorney and counsellor of this court.
No 63. Edwin Bartlett cs. George p. Kane.
Error to the circuit court of the United States
for Maryland. Mr.. Justice Campbell delivered
the opinion of this court, affirming the judg-
meut of the said circuit court in this cause
with costs.
No. lis. Samuel H. Early as. John Rogers,
jr., ct al. Error to the district court of the
United States for the western district OF Vlr-
ginia. Mr.. Justice Campbell delivered the
opinion of this court, affirming the Judgment
of the said district court in this cause, with
costs.
No. 81. William H. Seymour ct al. u.s. Cy-
rus III. Mccormick. Error to the circuit court
of the United States for the northern district
of New York. Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the
opinion of this court, reversing the Judgment
Of the said circuit court with costs, and re-
manding the cause, with directions to award q
cenire fdcias de noDo.
No. lls. William Easily Us. John Doe, on
the demise of Rhoda Z. Homans. Error to
the circuit court of the United States for the
District of Columbia. Mr.. Justice Wayne de-
livered the opinion of this court, affirming the
Judgment of the said circuit court in this cause,
with costs.
No. l03. Timothy Tanning Us. Charles Gre
gore, ct al. Appeal from the district court OF
the United States for Iowa. Mr.. Justice Nc
Lean delivered the opinion Of this court, affirm
ing the decree Of the said district court in this
cause, with costs.
No. 10S. Thomas Cromwell's heirs as. the
Bank of Pittsburg. Appeal from the circuit
court Of the United States for the western dis
trict of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Justice Mclean
delivered the opinion of this court, affirming
the decree of the said circuit court this cause,
with costs.
Nos. l23, l24, l25. The steamboat North
ern Indiana, &C., rs. John Stephens, ct al.
Jason Parker ct al, Horace Mack, ct al. Ap-
peals from the circuit court of the United States
for the northern district of New York These
appeals were dismissed, with costs.
No. 1874. Lessee of Joachim Esclava, and al,
rs. Thomas Boiling, and al. Error to the su.
preme court Of Alabama. On motion Of Mr.
Phillips, the counsel for the defendants in err
ror, this writ of error was docketed and dis
missed with costs.
No. 1916. Alfred Savgnac, plaintiff in error,
rs. Abraham Garrison. Error to the circuit
court of the United States for Missouri. On
motion of Mr.. Ewing, OF counsel for the de-
dendants in error, this writ of error was dock
eted and dismissed with costs.
Adjourned until the first Monday in Decem.
ber next, at IL o'clock, m.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-28
From the Alta Californian of May IL
The Affair of the /" Challenge.o

The great event of the fortnight has been the
trial and conviction of the Mexican counsul for
ensting men for the Mexican army and the ar
rest Of the French consul for refusing TO appear
u witness. The following is complete history
Of the affair so far il has been developed
About the middle of February the French con-
sui. Mr.. Dillon. received information from Mexico
that Count Raousset was getting up fillibuster-
ing expedition in this city intended for the nva-
sion Sonora, and instructions TO do his utmost 10
prevent the departure OF the expedition. Mr.. Dill
lon inquired and found that Count Raousset had
nearly organized his expedition, had engaged
The ship Challenge, and had some of his provisions
on board. Mr.. Dillon published notice TO all
Frenchmen, warning them from having anything
10 do with any fllbusterng expedition, and he
refused 10 grant passports 10 Sonora. Some days
afterwards Senor Del Vale, the Mexican consul,
called on Mr.. Dillon. thanked him for his published
warning against illibustering. and saiu that he.
the Mexican consul, was authorized by his gov
ernment 10 draw OFF Raoussefs men by Offering
them free passage TO Sonora. and employment
IN the Mexican army, and requested that Mr.. Dill
l'n would grant passports.
Mr.. Dillon gave the Mexican consul an intro
duction TO the owners of the Challenge, partly for
the purpose of Withdrawing that vessel from Count
kaousset On the 4th of March Senior Del Vale
made contract with Messrs. Cavalier and Chau-
viieau, 10 send 1000 colonisis to Guaymas on the
Challenge, on or before the Goth OF March. for
which o. 9. were 10 receive $40 for each per-
-on in drafts on the Mexican treasury. On the
3th, Senor Del Vale requested G. C. to make
out list of persons going, who were 10 be told
when they applied for passage that they should
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Gelegraphir,
By the Rouse Line. expressly for the Sentinel.
Great Excitement in Boston-United States
Officer Kined-Fugitive Slave Law Re-

sistcu.
Busros, May27.-The courthouse where Burns,
the alleged fugitive slave was confined was at
tackled last night by mob, for the purpose OF res
ciiing him. The doors and windows We're broken
in, but The police having made dozen arrests, the
disturbance was queiied.
Burns will have hearing at clock this morn
ing, when the mob sweari the fugitive Is remand
ed, they will rescue him.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BosToN, 10 a. M-Durng the riot last night
James Batcheder special officer oi The United
States marshal, was shot dead. AT midnight two
military companies reached Court square and
were quartered in the cny hall aud court house
A large force of officers were detached for duty
during the night outside the courthouse, and
throughout The whole night an additional force
was inside fully armed.
Al an early hour this morning mob OF 300 was
assembled in Court square. The examination of
Burns, is now proceeding, and the mob has in
creased 10 1000 or 5000 persons company of
United States marines now in the courthouse,
and regiment of Massachusetts militia have been
ordered out.
THIRD DISPATCH.
BosroN p. m.-The examination OF Burns is
proceeding before Commissioner Lorng. A COM
pany of United States troops from Fort lndepen-
dence, under Major Ridgely, and company of
marines from the navy-yard, under Colonel Dula-
ney, are stationed in the courthouse The In
cupy the city hall. court square, is crowded
with the excited populace.
The fugitive was broaght into court hand d-cufed,
in charge of four officers and surrounded on all
sides by special officers all large men, and several
of them wellknown as fighting characters.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
The counsel for the prisoner has moved post
ponement till Monday, which, after long argument,
the commissioner has granted.
Gaya.nl Ivhifa IA ypraa IRE e1 no he
morning for attempting TO excite the mob 10 acts
Of violence. Shortly afterwards Mayor Smith,
attended by Sheriff Evelclh. appeared on the steps
Of the courthouse and addressed the mob, saying
that the city authorities were determined to pre-
vent riot and sustain the laws of the city and
country. The speech cheered.
II is reported that special train is on its way
from Worcester with several hundred excited OPP
ponents of the fugitive law.
The mayor has issued special bulletin calling
on the citizens 10 preserve peace
Complaints were made al the police court to-
day against nine persons arrested last evening
The evidence Of their participation in the attempt
10 force open the courthouse doors last evening
is said 10 be decisive.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-28
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

NTEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
In WIN. Fl. STANFORD, Merchar Tailor
north side of Pennsylvania avenue, un, ;" 'iads
by's Hotel has just returned from New or4, and
is now opening handsome and complete STOCK
of Spring Goods of the latest styles and mporta-
tons TO which he would call the attention OF his
friends and the public in general all OF which VIII
be made TO order in the most fashionable and ele-
giant style, the shortest notice, and at the very
lowest possible price.
Also, complete assortment of Furnishing
Goods, such as Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders
Stocks, Cravats &c, with superior 10, of Kid
Gloves, direct from The importer in New York.
Mar l7-2aw3wif
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-28

i others are reminded that the following list Of
articles are of the very best description, and can
be purchased from the subscriber on as low terms
as any other house in the city. A large assort-
menl and supply always hand:
Oils of all kinds. Qneensware,
Paints, Brushes,
Camphine, Clocks,
Varnsh, Lamps,
Turpenine, Chandeliers,
Window Glass, Grondoles,
China, Vases.
Earthenware, Britannia ware,
Glass, ne. &C.. &c.
Goods sent TO any part of the city free Of
charge Country dealers will do we'll 10 call.
o. s. WHIT .ESEY,
Th street,
Opposite Selden & Wi,hers's Bank.
Mar 16 (Star)