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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND
MINI Y ROY ERVX

Hooking FALLS MILLS PROPERTY,
containing 40 aeresfora more particular description
Of which reference IL made TO an adysFsomeni IN tbs
Hooking Sentinel, Ohio Statesman and zanesYilie
Aurora.
Tho above has long been considered By far the most
valuable and profitable mill property in the Hooking
Valcy--haying on the same alargS new Merchant Al
with four Of4H fect French Burs oil n good order
and operation.
Thsre Is also iarg, doablesaw Mil. 80 Ly, Gi!asi
now in operation. Also, Clrding and Fulliny EstaL
lshment, with two new double Cardng Machines and
Picker-earding iastyear 24,00OlbS. WoJi, with III
creasing Patronage. . s.
ThscnstOn work ofthe GSiSt MN averages co eco 10
$4,000 bush els of grain per year and the county sap
plies much more for the ufacre OF Fiour-thc
business annually Increasing. There any desirable
amount OF water power for any purpose whatever.
These Mills lie INN edatsly on the Hooking Canal
The Seioto and Hooking Valley Rail Road. Row In
course of 3ructOn, will be finished this ssasOR to
Logan. mile below; aud the Hooking Valley Rail
Road, from Columbus 10 Park srsbargh, will soon be
in course of constructions INN sduely past the Mills
There Is line of Telegraph extending 10 EoySn. The
aourShing county seat of Hooking. Aniroh Furnaee
Is in ration hafa mile from the Falls and several
9th in tbs vicinity. The whole fall of water is Il feet
Besides the Mills &c, above described, OIL
the premises Ave dwelling bouses with from three
six rooms each, two good Warehouses, Cooper Shop.
Stabling &C. Appraised at SlS.600.
Terms Of Sale--One-hirt in hand third III
year. aud third in two years. with interest on de-
! ferred payments from day of sale.
h. = JOHN NJ FLOYD, Sheriff
| Logan, July 12--ewl0 of Hooking County Ohio.
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Celebration of iiie Ath at Column
bus. ~ r..


An American Shot Down in Cold EloodI
From the Columbus papers, we CLEAN
the particulars of a most wanton and cruel
murder committed on High Street, in tl.at
city, on the evening Of Il e 4th, by the
".German Turner's. 4" an association of For
eigners, who, by their boast, "fear neither
God, Man or Devil" -,.
The name OF the unfortunate young man
was Henry FOSTER.
The facts, as given in the State Journal,
and subs:antiated by the testimony before
the Coroner's Jury, are these;
r The firemcn of the South Ward, the
German Light Infantry company, and y
company of Turner's had been celebrating
the Fourth, in the south part Of the city.
At about half past six pm, with two fine
bands of music, they marched in process
sion through Front street to Town.
They then passed up Town to High, and
down High towards the south end of the
city. The Turner's were in the rear OF the
procession. As the rear of this company
came up Town street, a boy apparently
about / 5 years old, was seen having a
quarrel with one Of the Turner's. He
threw stone, and hit the one with whom
lie appeared to have the dispute. One Of the
company near him stepped out and threw
stone at the boy, who then followed up
street to the rear OF the U. s Hotel, when
he picked up another stone and appeared
to DO about to throw it, when Mr.. Simon
ton, the landlord of the United States, seiz-
cd him and took the stone from his hands.
At this time John White. who was stand
ing in door opposite, knowing the boy,
and fearing tnat he might getinto Difficult
ty, passed over the street, took him from
Mr., Simonton. and forcibly carried him
across the street. When nearly on. the
south side, he was attacked BY the Turn
crs, aud stones were hurled at him and che
boy BY some signal or cry, the portion
of the Turner's who had passed around the
corner, and on to High street, halted, ard
the most Of them broke ranks, and rushed
back to Town street. They seized the
stones, of which there was an abundance
on that street, and commenced throwing
them towards the U. S. Hotel and the per.
sons who happened to be on the pavement
near it. -Four windows of the hotel were
broken, portion Of them in the second
story, which were filed with ladies who
had been called to them by the fine music
and procession, Exasperated at this at
tack. a few persons who appeared to be
near, seized stones to repel them, when the
Turner's rushed up Town to High, in q
confused mass. The people on the pave
ment, seeing stones flying rather too thick
and too near to be comfortable, fed in al
directions to places of safety.
After the Turner's reached High stree
they drew their revolyers, and commenced
firing upon those around them. Seyera
shots in rapid succession followed, while
the stones continued to fly throught the air
Foster, the unfortunate young man who
was shot. was on the east side of High
There are different reports as to his acts
1t is positively asserted by some that h'
had his pocket book out to pay some on'
sum Of money; while others assert tina
he had thrown stones. Several Of our cit
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12
PRINCIPLES OF THE AMERICAN
PARTY OF OHIO.

1 The unlimited Freedom Of Religion
disconnected with politics Hostility to
ecclesiastical influences upon the affairs of
pGoyernment-E Equality Of rights to all
na,uralized Emigrants who are thoroughly
1meyicanized, and owe no TEMPORAL ale
gianee, byreason Of their religion, higher
Than that to the Constitution.
9. No interference with the rights of
citizenship already acquired by Foreign
ors. and the protection of law to all who
honestly emirrate from love of liberty; but
'tbe exclusion. of foreign paupers and fel-
ons, and a refusal to ertend tile right ofsrt.
fraoe to all sUko come hereafter until they
shall have resided 2l years in the United
States and complied with the Naturaliza-
tion Laws, .4..-e-a -.
8 Opposition to all political organiza-
.t;ons composed erclusioeiyof Foreigners, and
10 FOREIGN Military Companies, and to all
attep,pts to exclude tie Bible from Schools
supDoyted bv The Government.
4. Slavery is local-not natiOnal:--we
onnose its extension in any of our terri
tories. and the increase of its political pow.
er bv the admission into the Union Of any
slave State or otherwise; and we demand
i. of the General Government an immediate
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READY MADE- -CLOTHING,

which will be sold at great bargains. ne am deeruL
ed TO sell at the lowest figure for cash He most re-
specially soicit reasonable share Of public paron-
age expect 10 continue 10 ih's place ior years, 20
wish to purchase clothing am satisfied will do we'll to
give him call, shall be enabled with the stock OF
Goods on hand to crafty the taste of the most fastd
ious dandy and mechanic down to he honest farm
err snail be enabled to condnct the business in the
German, French and Engfish language
.Laneaster June 81, 1885, 9m7
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Notwithstanding all these facts the States-
man other Sag Nicht papers with a total
disregard for truth andhonesty have Joined
in the howl of persecution because they are
foreigners. Had natives been guilty of
such utter disregardf for life it would have
been trumpcted from one end Of the Union
to the other, aud the desperados hanged; as
it is we suppose the poor prosecuted Ger
mans must escape, although we still have
some confidence in the justice of the A.
merican people. Let us nave no Hardin
county jurys in these cases and if they
shall be found guilty by a disiuterested
panel Of citizens let that punishment be
meeted out to them which they SO richly
deserve.
In another column will be found the fu-
neral ceremonies of young FOSTER. They
are highly impressive, instructive and SOL
emn. o.. -"
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Dissolution of Partn ershir.

DissOIuti1n OF Parin ershir.
NTOTICEis reby giron. that the paTtnerahip
q tofore visiting under the name and style nfREkD
& BApGHMAN, was on the 5ih day of JGly, dissolved
by mutual consent. The books and aeenuDts ara IN
the hands Of RO BERT REED ut the old Stand for set.
Element. EORERT RRED.
July l2, 1855 -3TI0 JOHN BAUGIiMAS.
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FAsHIoyABLE MILLiNERYI

FAoHlONho Dill -hAHhANG
WE would particularly invite the attention OF our
Wv Lady readers, who intend visiting Cincinnati
this Spring Summer to the extensive stock Of Mrs.
T. a. HENDERSON, late
nA MRS. RICH,
49, Consisting OF
SGSB0mnetss Hibb0Es5 Flowers and
TrimMingS Of the latest Paris q New YorkEtyles.
Her stock Is 6y far the LARGEST iu the city, aud 10
kept constantly full BY DAILY ARRIVALS from the
East, Of the helest Pattern BoHAets EHglish SrGnS,
Siss 7aSe0n, Gad Satin BrGids BLOND and French La
ess together with the most choice BoxNET, c AP and
TRIMaiSc RIBEoNs. and FREScH ARTIFICIAL Flowers
mpOried; all Of which she VIII sell 25 per cent lower
than any other establish in Cincinnati Her store Is
No. 2OI FIFTH STREET, between Elm & Plum.
Cincinnati, March 90, le55-ly47
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS!
PILLS THAT ARE PILLSi

PROF. HAYS, State Chemist,
Massachusetts, says that they are
the best of all PILLS, and annex
ed are The men who certify that
Doct. Hayes knows, viz --
Lemuel shaw. Chief Justice Su-
preme Court Of Massachusetts,.
Emory Washburn, Goy.of Mass.
W. c. Plunkett, Liedt. Govern
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NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

IL. FRANK,
EVAs Just received and is opening for sale In The
CITY of lancaster. on Main Street, ut the well
known stand in Dr. Shawk's How, opposite ueorge
Kauman's Drug Store, large, new and splendid as
sortnnnnt of tiIe most rashiouable
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-08-19

A v0CAr du barreau de Ia Me Orleans, a
"A rhonneuS de pstvenis Nh. lss habitants
qu'sy0t dts9mss fxS = residesce dos ID
paroisse g. Charles. PRES lcs Railroad des Ope
louss, ID STATION BOUTTE. II exerccrs
% procession dans ~ Coun du % d du u
Districts Judiciaires sxclusivemenf, OF princi
palcment dams Lea paroiases S. Charles e st..
jean. Observation-Disclosures. Ea-t
Hon. Cyprisa Dufoar, yvge 7. w. Collins,
Jugc I. Kennedy, Hon. A. Grailhe.
14msssls
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nnge confectionne pour MenneS
ct EnfantS. l0 .a-

UN GRAND cHoIx DE
CHAPEAUX DE PAILLE e..
Pour hommes ct pour enfants, tres bas prix
-toile d 'Irlsnde-toile sdraps-cotons blsncs
ct ecrus-indennes-co tonnades-nerinos--
alpacas-mousscline de laine noire-alepine
-drsp dets-serviettes- ~
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I, J'svGses;,d'an % - ,pAA ceune
pouf l'SbcF1bf !, nah slle ~ fsgasdais
dun cir : salns. qsss tpat Ann j. -
pris q b eSu6d6sUs noi-mtme. o.
bnAnt b phssss 9d 1'ttsit vssds ssk
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HOTEL DU RAILROAD,
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(La fx az proclaim nmm<ro.)
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$4,000
SLAVES FOR HOGSuBADS.

EOR sslees the plantstioa Of Mr. JacQucs
Above Sc~ 6flesns. ffons ~ nom o;o Tsy,% % 1 o.
These 5000 slaves ere 81 . ssupaies quail.
~, and will b. sojd st cuuont pEicea.. sTx
Apply on the prsmises o. write to Mr. Jac-
ques Aassicot, Taylor p. o., St.Chsries
St-Charies, nay leeh 1os6s s-- em
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xoUVxxxx xovTx

Pour 10 chenin @ le1 deso opsls1sas
T E sou.igDS rhcnneuR Dc prtvsnir MI
IL lee habifans q voyageun que h nenvelle
route qui conduit .du heuve au chemin dc fer
des Opelousas, est livree su public I partir do
ce jour, - svril 1855. Jsl s1.a. $40 %
Cette route part du centre d u pGrsiDs
st. Charles, sur fhsbitstion Do
PAUL MAITLAND,
De plus. 10 scuasigne fait oonstruire pour IL
commcdite De- vcyageurs, - vaeses Scoztee
ct remises, OF ID pouncnt mett!e n teate O.
iance leurs ccvsux ct leur voitures,. jusqu'd
ieur retour Do ID NnslO Orleans. Les prtx ssFont
des plus noaerta 4 7nol aiA.l 500 9l'
veau chemin est etabli CONNIE salt:
gsesy, csbuVst % ehsrssse, $50
Cavalier. 49,. i.tl- .'itiv ..Ha.
Pi6ton, -. ft.
lSmls HENB1 TkAlN.
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ASSORTMENT DE PARFUMERIES.
Chaussures pour Hommes, Danes,
Tillettes ct Eufauts.

Et une infinite d'autres articles quill serait
trop long denumsrer. Les marchands trou.
veront toujours scompleter lcur assortment,
ef se convaincront facilemen' quils peuvent
scbeter a PLUS BAS PRIX que dams les
maisons dc gros de Ia vile. .t .t'
~ On prendra les mandats sur Ia Non.
ve!le.O Orleans a pour cent d'escompte.
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CITY CASH PRICES.
e. HHBERI

A NNONCE au Public
"A qu'ayant un fort stock ~
de Marchsndiscs de Saison ~
dams Ses Magasins de Saint
Jacques ct de StJean- Baptiste, u offre ses
nombreux clients toutes sos
MaRCHANDISES DE PRINTEMPS
Au-DEssoUs DU couRs BABIruEL,
voulant lea ecouler le plus possible ayant son
depart pour lc Nord. Les per~onnes qui
rhonorcront de leurs whites reront satisfaiter,
autant sous le rapport de son grand sssorti-
ment des plus varies. que sous 10 rapport dc
In modicite des prix auxquels il reduit sss
mHrchandises.
Son assortment sc compose, SAVIOR:
Jaconafs ct desindes francais, anglnis ct
americains, couleur assoriies--bareges pour
robes, nouvcaux dessins-baregcs unis pour
voilcs, noirs ct couieurs-brillante de Mul
bouse-soieries pour robes, noires ct couleur,
brodees ct tsrlatane-mousseline suis-
sci extra fine, unie et brochee, blanche ct dc
couleur-mousseline 4 moustiqusire--tul
bobinet noir ct blanc, uni ct aeurs-nsusou
n--coton-batiste- blanche ct cou.
leur-fanellc sole e, e,.laine-broderies anglai
cs-chemisettes-- es--manchettes-cols 1 "a mous
quetairc, noirs ct blancs--yoiles en- gaze ct en-
bobinct, noirs ct de couleur-bonncts pour
baptemes-corsets francais, sans coutpres--
has I'll d d'Ecossc, filosele, cotton, noir ct blanc
giants satin, noir ct couleurs-mantelets bo-
binet, noir ct blanc, ditto en- barege-caracos
pour enthusiastically fine, noirs ct couleurs
-capotes pour danes, dernier genre-un ma.
gnifique assortment de rubans noirs ct cou.
leurs-ombrelles sole, noire ct coulcurs.--
Aussi T .aar
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!. !. JUDICIAL NOTICES.

GTATE OF FLOUISIAN A--DistrictG court
NJ Parish, of st. Landry No. 1851 Estate VI
Benjamin McCleand. Account, etc. AZ.
VALENTINE G. CLARK, of the Parish Of st. Lam
dry, Administrator of the estate sof sad deceased
having filed an account of his administration Of said
estate, accompanied by his petition, praying that
the saMe may be homologated; And whereas, the
prayer said petition has been granted by order
Of Court, dated September Ia, 1855; ''Hi y
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause, II any they have lin my office,
within thirty days from the first publication thereof
why said account should not be hom0logated and
fi1med, as prayed for in said petition.
7 Clerks Office, Opslousas, September 70, 1855.
,1S3 ;9 .f9i5 ssi A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
CT'ATE OF LOUISIANA District Court
~ Parish of st. Landry. No. 754l. .E-tate of
George N. Rogers, ccding debtor, deceased.-Ta-
bleau, etc. 't-
CALEB L. SwAYzE, Of the Parish of St. Landry,
Syndic of the creditors of said George N. Rogers,
having fled tableau Of distribution of said estate,
accompanied by his petition praying that the same
may be homologated aud confirmed; And whereas,
the prayer Of said petition has been granted by an
order Of Court bearing date August "a, 1855; 3i.
Now therefore. notice is hereby given to all per
interested to show cause, if any they have, with
in thirty days from the date hereof why said tableau
should not be homologated and confirmed.
Opcousas, September l, 1855. sp
gSs5' r. a. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

GHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF LOUISIANA
NJ II. District Court, Parish Of ST. Lendry No.
1880. John and Samuel Lyons, Administrators "
Benjamin R. Rogers ct als.Y
By virtue of writ Of &. ia. issued In the above
titled suit by the District Court in and the Parish
of ST. Landry and State aforesaid, and to me direct
ed, will be exposed at public sale, for CASH. at the
Courthouse of this Parish, on SATURDAY, the Sd
day of November, A. d. 1866, commencing at the
hour Of II AN and continuing from day to day,
if necessary all the right title interest and demand
Of the defendants, Benjamin R. Rogers ct als in the
following property seized to satisfy aad writ to witt
The undivided third part of TIsACT OF LAND
on Bayou Courtableau, in Township z South Of
Range East, containing about ono hundred acres.
Also, the undivided third part Of . TRACT OF
LAND on the Atchatalaya, at the mouth of the
Courtableau, being in Township Of Ranger east,
consisting of abont one hundred acres.
Sheriffs Office, Opelousas, September 20, 1855. Y
- j. B. DAVID Sheriff.
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GHERIFF'S SALE--SrATE OF LOUISIANA,
~ District Court, Parish of St. Landry No. 4743.
Mechanics and Traders Bank of NewOrleans vs. Sol
onion Hudson, ct al. AZ Hffti{s F4
BY virtue Of writ of f. fa. issued in the above en-
titled suit by the District Court in and for the Parish
of ST. Landry and State aforesaid and to me directed
will be exposed at public sale for cash. at the Court
house Of this Parish, on SATURDAY, the Sd day of
November, A. D. 1855, commencing at the hour Of
II A. NJ and continuing from day to day, II neces-
sary, all the right title interest and demand Of tho
defendants, Solomon Hudson ct AL, in the following
property, seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
certain Tract or Parce. of LAND. situated in
and fourteen acres more or less, bounded north by
lands Of James Grooves south by Obert Griffith,
cast by Martin, and west by 49,, with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon erected.
Sheriff s office, Opelousas, Sept. 20, 1855.
J. b. DAVID Sheriff.
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GHERIFF's SALE-srArK OF LOUISIANA,

GHERIFF'S SALE-SrATE OF LOUISIANA,
~ District Court, Parish of ST. Landry. No. 1882.
John and Samuel Lyons, Administrators, Vs. Benja-
min r. Rogers. 1
BY virtue of writ Of Fl. ia. issued in the above en-
titled suit by the District Court in and for the Parish
Of ST. Landry and State aforesaid and to me directed,
will be exposed at public sale, for cash. at the
Sd day of November. A. D. 1866, commencing At
the hour of IL A. M. and continuing from day to
day, If necessary, all the right title interest and
demand of the defendant Benjamin r. Rogers, in
the following property seized to satisfy said writ
to wit:
The undivided third part of TRACT OF LAND
on Bayou Wake, in Township A South Range I
East, containing about one hundred acres.
Sheritfs Office, Opelousas, Sept. 20, 1866.
., ,..r FF x l T. n DAVID Eharir
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FAIR WARNING! !!

ALL TAXPAYERS who have
failed to pay their Parish Tax for
1854 are hereby notified that the undersigned Is now
causing to be served each the written notice re-
quired by law, and that, thirty days thereafter ne
will seize and sell the property OF each dehnquehs
for the payment of his said Tax. ~ ij9
For the next thirty days (Sundays exceptedl ne
will he found in Opelousas, at the Office Of r E.
N. Culom. ELBEhf GANiI, eoAeosVf'
Opelousas, May s., 1866. q 4 8Ei-lTii-l
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TAXES, l854.-Notice i

TAXES, lS54.-Notice i
IN hereby given to all persons in the Parish Of St.
Landry, who have not paid their Railroad Tax for
the year 1854 that unless the same shall be paid to
the collector Of said Tax within thirty days from the
publication of this notice, the several amounts due
BY them will be placed in the hands OF the Parrish
Attorney for immediate collection. az AZ n
BY order Of the Police Jury, ST. Landry.
,,ll3 7''iIl.fl liElift1E 81 GUY H. BELL, Clerk
NJ In conformity with the above notice, the un.
dersigned Collector of the Railroad Tax of 1854 viii
attend BY himself assistants, at the Law Ocs of
F. & y. N. Cnllom Esqs., town of Opelousas. during
thirty days from this date, from 10 O'clock A. n y
IS O'Clock P. NJ. Sundays excepted.lsi yiies i q
Il Opelousas, September Is, 1855. n, III 5.,,b
ELBERf CAN'T, cslisstes
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Anew BAKERY The undersigned re-
IN spectfully informs his friends and the public Of
Opelousas and vicinity that he will, IN few days,
open in this town new Bakery Shop. He Will haye
tie services Of one Of the finest bakers q NeMu
leans. 4I 70 o'oA'.' op' - - F. A. REER.
- us y Hey,ne pitched in,nn my customers can
nov ds,end upoa hing regularly served. F.k
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WHOLESALE sTORE-GROcERIE.
w PROFESSIONS AND DRY GOODS.

STORE-GROCERLES
w PROVISIONS AND DRY GOODS.
The undersigned has just received a fullsupply Of
Choice Flour, Bacon, Lard Potatoes, Onions, Green
and Dried Apples, etc.
From this date full stock of Western Produce,
Groceries and Plantation Dry Goods can always be
found athis store in Washington ut prices which
dealers. can make profit @Ntl p N' ~
Warehouse Of Anderson & Thompson, Sept 70.
II "' Z. J.. NIMMO.g
GTATIONERY AND VARIETY STonE
~ Washington, LATHE subscriber in connection
with the Postofice at Washington has added Blank
Book and Stationery Store. He will keep on hand
and fill orders for all kinds of Stationery and Books
and Standard and Miscellaneous Works, French and
English -. Orders solicited for .i, -e
BLANK BOOKS;
STATIONERY in all its varieties; SIS
DRAWING MATERIALS, etc. -.s..
WATER COIORS, etc. etc. etc.
Subscriptions received for all the Magazines and
Newspapers OF the day, and prompt returns made to
subscribers .j-5sssis.
An assortment of superior TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS always on hand. Washington, March
l, 1856. MY A. MlLlSPAUGH.