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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28
Where II Boston
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

New Strl hrs sent her Thousands and thousands toi-
low, 10 relieve want and alleviate suffering In Nos
tolk and Portsmouth. Hand In hand with her arc
lhiadelphia, baltimore, Richmond Washington, New
orleans, and other cities Tho laboring Of the navy
yards have given each a DAYS support Woman has
volunteered 10 g. from distant State TO give her service
where the pesicnrc Is raging like prairie IRE Whore
y Bostonf Where are her '-oiid mem HOWARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

10th December 1852 hereinbeforc rotated, SIP 800
credited books received from John Alsync but
the bank in old and muted y go bills the principal took
the loans OF u 500 and $4,000 his own property:
Follow him up, gentlemen. When did he get pay from Mr.
Alstynef The latter's books say, 1853,
Nov 70 paid Mechanics Bank $2j00 loan and took
100 shares Of Mabatan, $780,
Again, from Mr.. Allstyne's books:-
1864 June paid Mechanics Bank balance Of loan Of $a 500
and took up lou Of Manhattan.
Interest al and 500 rs
Principal 50 000 W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

%sds my defsaee, and them rendered my resignation.
while In the sct Of making my defence, letter was
banded to the PRESIDENT which he read but did not make
known TO the beard Isuspect.d II from the asss
tant cashier and demanded TO know IT, II was then read
and In the following Words
. MFCnAaICs' BANE New York July "a 1876,
TO the President and Directors Of Mechanics Bank
GEsTlhDN-At your session yesterday, offered but Hide
additional evidence In the matter OF
the 18th nst against f. w. Edmonds cashier OF this bank
believing that had fully subsaniaed several charges
made adyerted however, TO portion OF the evidence
duced on the 10th inst, which substance az foows
December lC 1852 to-day John Alsyne paid loan Of ST.
JW-$l2OOO OF which paid In 900 bills: 0rt
Ter says he has not paid such bills in a great WHILE
find, gentlemen, that this Sl2 $40 credited on our hooks
December H. 1852 but interest II thereon call
ed this Mr. A. for the check which paid This loan
and learned he had transaction with that date He
remembered, however, that F.W Edmonds Ia 1852
proposed he had private funds hs
$25O0 the bank to himself and looking further
Mr. Asyne's books find the conversation OF Algtyne AVID
Edmouds have taken place October 7, 1852 In
margin Aynes check book Of that date Is the following
entry
Paid f. W. Edmonds interest 5000. ...... 50 II
Do do do. on 1900. 70 70
$lOf 80
No interest credited our books q that date and yet
these bills receivable belonged TO They dated
follows though books until October iS52
suppose they In first cers draw the Intermediate
time.
no.
sept
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-09
PROCLA NJ MATION
To the People of ThibOdaux and
yIcInity.
THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL
Hydro- Electric

THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL
DULVERMACHER'S Hydro Electric
l. Voaic Chains used for the Instant relief and per-
manent of all NERVOUS DISEASES. for the first
introduced into the State of louisiana These Chains
first introduced in France years since and from
thence have extended Germany, Austria Prussia Eng
land, and but year his elapsed since they introduced
into the United States They are used in the hospitals
of London Paris Vienna, Berlin also in every hospitals
New York. They secured and patented in five differ
Kingdoms also in this country and constantly used
with the astonishing success by both Physc and
Patients in the relief and of Rheumatism, Pnfu and
Sweed JOINTS Neuralgia of the face Deafness Blindness
Nervous Headache Pal ptation of the Heart Contracto
Impotence, Uterine Palms, and all diseases which pro-
duced from diminished amount of Nervous Fluid Cerli-
cates Of the most beneficial effects produced in the above
diseases have been received from Professors Mott Van
Buren, Post of New York city, Doctors Goding. Bird and
Percfara Of London also from distinguished Medical Men
in cities Of Europe, besides than thou
sand from patients who have been cured by their in
various parts of the country. 1t is esab shed fact
which Phi>ician dare, deny that all Nervous
Diseases increased in severity rather than benefited
of the people is being awakening to this truth BY
avoiding all drugs and patent Nostrums thousands have
been cured by all powerful agents of nature, pure air.
proper exercise diet, bathing, &c. By the Of the
pulse given to the energies of the which
health without the process of swallowing the
sickennng, disgusting nostrm that thrown before
the public. pampble, containing certificates of cure,
description Of the Chains and the mode Of use may be OBJ
tanned free of charge. at the Drug Store of
CA UTION TO LADIES'
Ladies who encente requested to use them with
great caution for by long continued miscarriage is ap
to be produced.
For sale in every city in the United States and be
sent by mail to any part If the country.
FRIRELL GAINES, Agents for Thibodanx
s. STEINERT, Gen'l Agent. N. Y. L3l-iFI
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Beautiful ami Curious.
AN ACRoS HC-

AN ACRoSrC-
We find the following curious piece of poetry
late number of the Presbyterian Magazine. I'll
initial capital letters spell "My boast is in tn
glorious cross of Christ" and the words in ta
when read from top to bottom and from the bo
tom to the top, make the Lords Prayer:
Make known the Gospel truths, our father, King;
Yield US thy grace, dear fttter, from above;
Bless with hearts ,ohich feelingly s.ng
Our life thou art for ener God of love.
Assuage gr efs in love far Christ, we pray,
Since the bright prince of hedcen and glory died!
Toek all our shame, and AaNo,0ed the display,
stnpendons God! thy grace and potcer make known
In Jesus name let all the world rejoice,
New Iabors in thy heavenly kingdom own,
That blessed kingdom, for thy saints the choice
How vile to to thee, Is all our cry,
Enemies TO Mysef, and a l that's thine!
Grace!ess sCiu our lives for vanity,
Loathing thy truths being eOH in design
Q God thy will be done from earth to heaven;
Reclining on the gospel let us live,
In earth from sins detipered and forgiven,
Oh as thyself, but tearh us to forgive.
Unless It's power temptation doth destroy
Sure is fall into the depths of woe;
Caruai in mind. we've not a glimpse OF Joy.
Raised against hedDen in hope can fow,
o giue us grace and ledd us on thy way;
Shine " with thy love and give MS peace
Self and this sin which rise agataa US say;
Oh grant each day our trespnsses may CEASE,
Forgive our evil deeds that oft We do,
Con vince daily OF them our shame,
Help US with heavenly bread: torgice US too
Recurrent usts, and adore thy name.
In thy jorgireness, as saints die,
Since, for us and trespasses so high.
Thy son our Saviour bled on Calvary.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-09

BEGINNING TO BE APPRECIATED.-The free ne
groes of the North it seems, says the n. 0. Bull
etin, beginning to appreciate the disinterested
friendship OF the aboitionists. At the convention
of coored men in New York lately proposition
submitted to found school for coored youth,
to elevate them in the scale of humanity; and
in the discussion which followed, the "coored
brethren" very freely gave their opinions of their
professed friends, par excellence, the abotonists
One of the speakers said: 81 know an abolitionist
steamboat owner that will not hire of our most
respectable young men," Another: 6 do not go
to aboltionists--I do not believe they are more
ready to do us good than Others" And third :
"a live in Chicago and there, think, exists less
prejudice than anywhere else in the Union, and
even there it amounts almost to an mpossibiity to
enter colored boys into workshops. have myself
tried this. Even Mr.. D. Walker, the upholsterer
the great radical abolitionist would not take nv
nephew to learn the trade because the men in his
employ would not allow colored boy to work with
them. l applied to Others and the answer was
universally the same in substance"
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dhe Ihibo0duH Minerpu

Is published every Saturday morning. Price,
Five Dollars per annum-payabe at the lime of SUBJ
scribing. Single copies, Ten Cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted at the rate Of One Dol
lar per suqare of lines less for the first. and Fifty
Cents for every subsequent insertion. liberal discount
made to who advertise by the year Thirty Dollars
year charged for half column Of Patent Medicine
advertising and of greater length admitted any
PERSONAL PUBLICATIONS.-Communi of a per-
sensi nature such not deemed be Of public
interest may be inserted advertisements at the option
Of the ciitor) by being paid for in advance.
JOB WGRK.Thc undersigned fater themselves that they
all varieties Of letter printing in style
not surpassed by any country Office in the South
West. All work delivered when promised, and guaranteed
please Our customers will please to bear mind that
deliver no job until the same is paid for.
OBITUARY NOTlCES-Not exceeding three lines, will be
cheerfy inserted without charge but those Of greater
length, viii be rated advertisements.
CORRESPONDENTS informed that notice whatever
will be taken OF communication intended for insertion
unless accompanied by the and address Of the writer
necessary for publication but of good
faith. JONA. G. WHITE, tp.r,I
LOUIS F. ANDERSON, sieiS'
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-09

DIDN'T QUITE CATCH HIM-The Boston Times
tells good story about the working of the Sunday
liquor law in that part of the country 1t seems
that a hotel keeper near Boston was recently had
up before the justice of the peace to to the
complaint for selling on Sunday glass of brandy
and water to respectable tradesman of the place.
The following proceedings are said to have occur
red on the occasion:
Judge-Were you in the - Hotel on Sunday
last !?
Witness-I was, sir.
J.-Did you purchase anything when there9
WI did, sir
J-Did you see any liquor, or any one drinking 2
WI saw sundry bottles and jugs about but
could not say what some of them contained
did you drink?
WI did.
ibid you pay for anything?
WI did
J.-What was it?
W.T. was reddish article.
brandy, probably; Or some mixed liquor
How much did you pay?
W.-Three cents.
J.-Thar was not much for drink Was it
ale.
W.-No, drank nothing but glass of cold
water.
ibid you pay three cents for a glass of
water:
W.-No: I paid three cents for a postage
stampi
WAS that the reddish article you spoke Of?
W.T.
J-Ahem! Call the next case.
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From Godey's Lady's Book for June.
All Earth is Beautiful.
BY LOUISA MrMFoRD.


Oh tell me not this earth is all
A scene Of foul decay,
That DER its joys funeral pail
Is spread in dark arrayl
Oh tell me not there is no love,
No beauty here below;
For God, who made the heavens above,
Hath made the earth below!
There's beauty in each earthly thing;
There's mirth and music free;
There's beauty in the birds that sing
On every branch and treel
There's beauty in the tender blade
That covers hill and field
In gayer scenes that hill and glade
In rich profusion yield!
There's beauty in each tiny flower
That blooms along the way,
Or decks each cool and shady bower
In rich and bright array
Thcre's beauty in each forest-tres
That shades the passer-by;
There's music in the tiny bee
That huns his busy lay!
There's be1uty in the mountain rill
That flows along the glade
There's beauty in the rugged hill,
And in the forest shade!
There's beauty in The summer day
There's beauty in the night,
That come to us with gentle lay,
And happy visions bright!
There's beauty in the summer cloud,
And in an April shower
For these are blessings pure from God,
To gladden. leaf and bower!
Oh. yes all earth is beautiful
With every varied scene;
For, whcresoe'er the eye may turn,
The hand Of God is seen!
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-09
Election Notice.

TN conformity to a proclamation of the
i Honorable H. c. Thibodaux, President of the Police
Jury parish of Terrebonne election will held
the usual places hours Saturday the 2d of June,
1856 the st 3d. 4h 9TH sth 9h, 18TH Police Wards of
parish for the purpose ofeecting each member to repre-
sent said Ward in the Police Jury whose term Of service
shall begin on the ist Menday Of September, 1855
First Ward-Furcy Thbodaux, J. B. Boudreau1 r. D,
Jordan, commissioners.
Third Wart-J. McColun, NJ. H. Dauns, Joseph Le-
BIanc dit Noise, commissioners.
Fourth Ward-o. F. Aycock, lzdore Dupre, P A. Beck
NELL commissioners.
Sixth Ward-C. Tennent, F. s. Goode W. NJ Mercer,
commissioners.
Eighth Ward-M. Dupre. E. Fields, n. Robichaux, COM
missoners
Ninth Ward-J. Toups, Il. Roddy, v Berger, commits
sioners.
Twelfth Ward-E. D. Burgueres E. Porche, D. NJ. Lang,
commissioners.
The Of elections shall be transmitted the
dersigned +. GAGNE Clers.
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Avis d'Eiectinn,
a une

1ONFORNt.MEN1 une proclama-
~ ton de Honorable H. c. Thibodaux President du
Jury Police de paroisse de Terrebonne ds elections
eux heures dasage Samedi lie % du
mois de Juiu 1855 dams les er 3eme 4eme 6tme seme
9eme 12eme Advertisements Police cette parosse
dams but dere membre dams chacun des dts
easements pour lie representer dams lie Jury de Police e
terme de service desuels premier Lund de
Septembre 1855.
Premier Arrondissement-Furcy Thidodaux j. B Bou-
dreaux R. d. Jordan commissaires
Troisieme Arron-J McColum, NJ. II Dauns Joseph Le-
blanc dit Noise.
Quareme Arron-O. F. Aycock, Izidore Dupre, P. A
BeckneI commissares
sixeme Arron-C Tenne1t, F. 8. Goode, ". NJ Mercer
commissaires
Hutieme Arron-M. Dupre, E. Fields, N. Robchaux
commissairas
Neuvieme Arron-J. Toups, II. Roddy, V. Berger,
missaires
Douzieme Arron-E. D. Burgeres, E. Porche, D. NJ. Lang
commissaires
Les retours deections Sc feront soussigne.
GAENE
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Ae Guide Turn Deserves Anither.
BY JAMES BALLANTIyE.

BY JAMES BALLANTIyE.
Ye maunna be proud although ye be great,
The poorest body is still your brither;
The king may come in the cadger's gate,
And ae guide turn aye deserves anither.
The hale O. US spring frae the same cauid clay,
An hour we bloom, in an hour we wither;
Then let IN help ither to climb the brae,
AZ ae guide turn aye deserves anither. t
Oh life isa weary journey alane
but ohthe's the road when we wend wi 'ither;
And mutual gieing is mutual gain,
When ae guide turn aye deserves anither.
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PR NCE'S HOT Ell.
THIROD1EX Ii

THE Undersigned having leased A
Il the large brik building occupied by TaEsff..T
Wakeman Smith, corner Of Maronge and Levee Xiii
streets, opposite the Ferry Landing, intends making
extensive alterations and improvements and Also having
gone to heavy expense in fitting and furnishing the
house, will open FIRST CLASS HOTEL on the 1st Of
March.
The proprietor atters himself that from long experience
in managing and conducting of different Hotels the North
that he capable Of keeping the above House in
equal to in the United States Persons stopping at the
my Hotel will find all the comforts of home, the
house will be conducted principles before under
taken in Thbodaux.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public to dis
tictty understand that his House open at all hours OF
the night well day. for their reception. There will be
servant the Landing the arrival of each and every
Steamboat, to convey the baggage to the House.
ffeb11l J. w PRINCE Proprietor
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profes Gar0s.

~ BELCHER. Attorney and Counsel.
s Tor at Lac continues the practice of his profession
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COLEMANS PATENT UNDULATORY
CORN AND ELQURlNG MILL

VTILLIS P. COLEMAN, New Orleans, La,
w October 1st, 1850
J.wATERMAN J. BROTHER. corner Common and Maga-
zine streets, New Orleans, AGENTS.
These Mills vary in price from One Hundred to -Four Hun
dred Dollars and will grind from ~ to 60 bushels Of meal
Per hour. @ @EsS s
The above Mills manufactured by the undersigned At
MS manUfactcry City Of Jefferson only ten minutes travel
BY Railroad from New Orleans All orders for Mills left
the Msnnfactoryr send by Maifto the address Of WILLIS
ColMAs, His Agents. will meet with prompt attention
ana dapsach TERMS CASH. or City acceptance at fouf
- menshs With interest at the rate Of eight centum
AA dan ara warranted 70 perform To the satisfaction
q ne e1fenaseEE eHssse WILLIS p COLEMAN,
3ens-lv PotAstAe 1a1 .PfeprfstR.
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w NJ MERCER. Attorney and Coun-
seilor at Laac IIouma, Parish Of Terrebonne,
L. practises in the parishes of Assumption Laourche,
and Terrebonne. may5-1y
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II 5. GOODE. Attorney and Counsellor
at Lar, will practice in the parishes of Assumption
Laourche, and Terrebonne. jel1
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From TigervilIe to Railroad.

From Tigerville to Railroad.
THE subscriber takes pleasure in an
l. nouncng the travelling public that he has just
tablished LINE OF STAGES between TigereiAe and the
Latoache Crossing of the Opeousas Railroad leaving
Tigervile evesy TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
half past o'clock, NJ always through in time for the
cars and the Lafourche Crossing every MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY Immediately after the arrival Of the
II o'clock tram Of cars from New Orleans.
This line of Stages Tgervile with the steamer
Mary Jane, running up the Teche as high as Franklin.
liberal portion of the publcs patronage is solicited.
Tigervle May 18th 1855. 22tf NJ. GIMBLF.
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Election for Supreme Judges.

DuRSU ANT to a proclamation of
l. his E1celency, the Hon. PAUL 0. HEBERT. Cover
Of the State Of louisiana election will be holden in
the Parish of Laourche, MONDAY the 25th day
1855, between the hours of and p. m for the pur
ouana supply the vacancy occasoned by the resig
of the Hon. Thos Side also for the purpose Of
eecting Associate Judge of the Supreme Court of this
State supply the vacancy caused by the resignation of
the Hon. A. n Ogden for the Second Supreme Judicial Dis
trct composing that portion of the city of New Orleans
which situated above she line extending along the middle
of Julia until it strikes the New Orleans Canal
thence down said Canal to the Lake. and the parishes Of
Jefferson St John the Baptist, St. Charles St. James
censon Assumption Lafourche Terrebonne, Iberrie and
West Baton Rouge.
The places and commissioners Of election prescribed
by law.
Commissioners will make their returns in due form to the
undersigned Sheriff and returning officer
May 26, 1856 td VI. BOURG Sheriff
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Grapelers' Direetorp.


CARRIER. -Lafonrche Packet, the
" stauch steamer CARRIER, J. ]. fsmMsn@ =
BRowN, Master H. SrREcK, Clerk, will -
leave New Orleans every Saturday at ~ -. sssEt9
O'Clock NJ. arriving at Lockport on sunday
night Reurning-will leave Lockport Monday mornings
O'Clock, and Thibodaux Tuesday mornings ats arriving
AGESTs-A LAFoREsT, New Orleans.
V. RICHARD Thibodaux.
w- The CARRIER having been purchased by Brown
and streck expressly for the Lafourche trade Merchants
and planters rely her remaining in the trade the
year round. apll4.
For LAFOURCHE every Hednesday, at 5 o'clock P. NJ
4 NNA.-The good little Ean1n.. E@A 3
"A steamer ANNA, j. w Hoffman, ssIzzExEiftS3
master, will leave for Lockport Thbodaux, 4sz.szEza
NapoIeonvile and Donadsonvie above. Returning will
leave Thbodalx SATURDAY, and Donaldsovlle sun
DAY at O'Clock, A. M For freight or passage apply on
board. may2b-ti
CERES-New Orleans and lk@ss..
~ Lafourche Packet. For Lockport, ssIZyE54E!!SS3 sIZyE5E!S3
Thibodaux and all intermediate landings as2H ask.aszz2H
The and favorite steamer CERES, j. J. LABARTHE,
trade, leaving New Orleans SATURDAY at O'Clock
A. NJ. Returning, leaves Thbodaux every TUESDAY at 6
to u6tf.] cHAs. DEBLANc, IA Custom House st.
New orleans, Opelousas 4 G. ". R: R.
Open to Bayou - - zs;: 60 -
~ Lafourche Crossing, Aaaz--4&e&SS
81 miles for Passengers and Freight Trains will run daily
to and from Lafourche Crossing, follows
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Leaves Agers at O'Clock, M, arrives at Laourche
Crossing II O'clock M. Returning leaves Laourche
Crossing at O'clock P. NJ and arrives at Algers at
O'Clock, p. N.
Special Train:
SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Algers every SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, at O'clock and returning MONDAY
notwithstanding the Crossing at O'Clock, NJ arriving
at Algers at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
EXCURSION TICKETS, to go and return the same day,
will be issued every day, follows
To Bayou des Allemands ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o5
To Lafourche Crossing ......... ...........$2 81 80
mal2-tf A. B. SEGER Vice President.
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CHAcrAw LovE-MAklsa.-Among other in
teresting anecdotes of the Chactaws, an exchange
gives the following sketch of their manner Of love-
making:
: oourtship is invariably begun by the female If
sae ancies young man, she makes what is tech
Mcaiy called the first banter. This is done by
IVY squeezing the hand, or gently touching his
.oo' At the campfire. If man should venture
upoa any OF these little preliminares without being
s.e of reciprocal partiality, the indignant maid
NJ. souio immediately assail him with stick, and
~ s !. would oe the signal for general assault by
aii the squaws around on the presuminp lover.
Nno, unless he fed, would be beaten without
mercy: Thus, even in this rude shape, does woman
p pay me coquette The young squaw who screams
ne louuest and shows the most resentment at these
Mawanantable liberties of an ardent lover ;s set
down as the Diana Of her tribe. -''' . ~
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Election pour les JUICES Supre,nes.
NFORMEMENTa a nn proclamation

I EIN HH proclamation
~ de son Excellence PAUL 0. HEBERT, Gouyerneur de
FEt de la Louisiana election tenue dams la paross
de Laourche, LUNDI, lie 25eme jour de JUN, proclaim,
1855 entire les heures A. NJ, ct P eire Juge
President de la Cour Supreme de Eat de la Louisiana
rempre la occasonne par la demisson de Hon.
Thomas Sdel auss pour ere Juge assoce de la Cour
Supreme de la Louisiana lie Second District Judciars
Supreme de Get Eat par suite de la demsson de Honno
rabe A. N Ogden lie dit district qu comprend cette portion
de la vile de la Nouvee Orleans suee audessus de la gne
qui parcourt lie meu dc la Julie jusqua point DIN
tersecton lie Canal de Ia Nouvelle Orleans de la
decend lie dit Canal usquau Lac ains les paroisses
Jefferson St Charles ST. Jean Bape, St Jacques Ascen
son Assumption Lafourche Terrebonne Iberve ct Oues.
Baton Rouge.
Les eux eommissaires delecons CONNIE present
par Ia lo Les commssares feron leur orrns
legae soussigne, Sheriff ct officer retournant
my26-ted NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
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New Orleans, Opelousas Il G. W. r: R
Thibod:,ux and Railroad i.

CARRIAGES. ready on arrival of the
" Cars Distance Four Miles-Time, 90 to 80 Minutes.
FARE EACH WAY. .........................5 so Cts.
ALS0-Extras for the interior, and wherever wanted,
upon application to B. F. HOLDEN, Thbodaux.
CTAGES-Thibodaur and TigeruiUe.
~ Runs by the Chacahoua route, from Thbodaux,
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Returning, each follow
ing day. B. F. HOLDEN, Proprietor.
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nR. M. A. McLEOD-Respectfnlly
~ to his friends and the public that he has
again resumed the practice of his profession and socts
patronage. Office. Jackson street. of st. Marys.