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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-12-29

NOTICE-The partnership formerly exist
IN ing under the firm of NEY & EsToRGE has been
dissolved by mutual consent Either of the partners
is authorized to use the Of said firm in iquda
tion.
opelousas, October ~, 1856.
NEY
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-12-29

preaching On horseback. They vera rough, ae M "a
81 looking e dressed 3gtingShrts ss33 fnsed i'll
l with sQuirreIskia cans {sn Healu
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CoPARTNERsHIPs, ETC.
NOPARTNERSHIP.- The undersigned,
~ having formed a copartnership for the purpose
of transacting general mercantile business respect
fully solicit share Of the public patronage.
- B. r. BUTLER,
LANDRY HOLLIER.

GENIN, POIRET & co. The under
W signed, having formed copartnership for the
purpose of transactng large Mercantile Business in
this place. respectfully solicit the attention of their
friends and the public in general to their large and
well selected stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Clothing etc. etc.
Opelousas, November 8, 1855.
c. A. GENIN,
OMER POIRET,
NJ, KENJSON,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-12
spTNAI. COMPLAINTS.

A NEW method OF ueati1s SP,nai Dis' asrr, tuf'a.
~ turei afthe sPine, and spinal Nsatnrss H'iA"@i
pain or sHGrHg 10 the Patieut' however youus % ice
bic, Is noS successfully prsetssd
by Or. y. A. WOOD,
his Olcr as Washington street, Boston, OF Al DIS
Tesidence, Msfibofo Hotel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-12

nR GREEN vas onp If the most successful aud
~ sceunhc ph,sioi ms previous 10 hiS travels
aons th. tndilns whcie he oht .ined knnw edge ol
ram die. which tav@ proved com ,tetfy tuumphl ~
ia ihe cue Of Cauccrs and rrioiua, hose N"'y as
el-e. winch other physicians haze failed 10 hrncht
lie nrattco - attended with create. succrss lhan was
~, before know To- th. county IL his upon ms
-s.iem, with scirrrlya tfiiurr MED m"fr INA" my
thousand at u, -pepsig, Cough, ,vn'umilion'
Dn,p., P,i,s Nrtv Detduy, Female Tom
plant, Genetel Debility, aud all lunofs, Of The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-12
Ta,lor'> Premium Starch Polish.

A[A 'I'HiS Article hrs been tested D.,
AfxfAH ihu btsi judges snd ptonYnn~ei
effJ.AfIl superior a. 4utthinr ct tho lind IN
AsAfASAt the N irkst l. not only gives =
E&rSS<6stfa cicai Iolish IN The iin-n bot ,lvi
EJ,f3rf1ffffsA Niea mauv difficulties TO Nt.ci
RIsAI1t1k4sx&l llundresses are subject. II pfe
Ft<s <zrtzS5<i vents the starch ron siick Q u
kytTrEfofNSisi The ron. fni causes the linen o..
E$Sl1ilaAS+li TIN iis - n cs.. Aitil,r imp.f
s1-2S ian' advantles b., THAI by using rho
20 ga les cau be- staichsd in Cd iher col boiled
st.rrh and immediately Wtihnrt fle iiiI.
trsHlts whrh usualii f"li"v nv The Ordinary manner
Pr.ee nnfs % crut.. IN i,.gs ottlr..
Prepared hs q TAYLOR. IT,. 10 Rfond sueei, Bos.
o. a1d .uithy D'ufgtsts and 'iforer. generally.
. NJ. ie"u, Watcthufy, general agsui tor N'rron'
md tsnad Essf. a5t,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-12
PORTABLE CIDAR MILLS /.

I'VE Suhscfbef would say to the public that be
y manu- aciutes and u prepared w. furnish superior
PORTABLE CIDER Wills Of dihrfent slrfa.
The small s'zr HAND MILLS are cspshia nj pres
s.ns one batrsi 10 pressing. The iarstt sye
MD MILL will pes. two barrel. at d pi,s.iar .-
Ines u1nd Mls ate - cHns'turiod ihu itofs, Or
n'hci P'~ef can be aPi'd desfedi gearing furnish
Ell 10y ihr -1h.crihcr
Tie also furnishes larger sire with Hltsu Power
attached, capable of making Eve TO sis huffcs Of
g. der 10 psrssing.
The above Mil. will b. conasntly il opefation At
,he resid'uco Of he suhsct'hef VI frht's Mil IN
Montpelier Thoy can also be ~ Me.sfs BRA A.
MAN 4 TiLniNS IN Wont reiicf village, ~ which
pace me, VIII be 10 opnfatun On Thursday the lin
sid Hili. are capable Of manufacturing 10 nneen
Ia 'rcls OF Cider per da,, aud made u coed suh
tinntHl manner. sod watfunicd to d. what the, are
ief owwcndrd. The Screws ct these Mil. can he ip-
rhcd 10 oth'f uses, such pressing Hops faising
bull iues, &C.
N. WRIGHT. IL
aNunfnf lfer. - I. !. 1855 sF.r.r
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WANTED.

At the MN efshs vsra Aasisss na.his Co. \ ~,
n bury W., sup,ly 81 pare Ssnd tss ssw3e1 -
ssdias Msreis. xpciy 10 8. 2. Rsaslstt u he ~
9Th 'esc@sss aud 's'~s = issr,sn.sy - ss.s -
Yalsuir, W., SEPT. islh isss. 81 sw.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-12
AT AUCTION.

A.our aim IL to close off entifsly this Large etecb
18th the least loss, "a the shorter, time psssi be-
Peoples Store, opposite bnek chsrch Maa e,.eee
LYMAN L KING.
Montnel,er Sent. 1eSA 50
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ROSendaIe Hydraulic Cement.
NAVIGATION OPEN.

TICKETS tohii ot tn. principal poinss W..t cat b..
obtained the Railroad Road uffce Montpelier
,s,. Nv HOBART, Agt.
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IN this ,illtge Oct Pad Al the house of he' in
law " Hyie E.q Mrs safah Doigs. felict Of ia
con T. p.dge aged IS
Mrs Dodge w,s one Of oldest and most hiehiy re
spec led eiixsns. Her Ind amiabe disposition char
table feeling, and word Of good will to ahef etsn-
~ ~ chfi.ttn cha hctcthad rniesred hrf 10 III who
hal he o 81 her Acquaintance. .onn ha- the
tinl her followed her beloved son, No-h, to The
world nf-pui.-Of cietat rest aud peace r. pa.itorg
IN U,rville on tho pa uh consun,tton. Mis-.
Iuot ~ daughter Of John and Euniee Preston IT Caba
sgsd - wears.
= IN Albany the 18Th ut # consumption, Carlos
Baft.f. aged 81 ,ehfs, month AMI ~ days.
W Peach ni, On the lst ut NJ Robe iendry, aged
OF veats.
u reaehau, on The oath ut, Mr.. Anna, widow Of
she late " iiliani Jeneison -ge u years
10 FINLAND, sept IL, Mai Gershsm heney, nged IS
ye -. n"nhs days
The dsceA.ed vs. d.scendsd from hat time honursd
baad Of sc"chI -h Whn -,niRtat.d this country IN
1873. He WIS boin IN Newhuiy, Mas Aut 10, l77O
temuved ~ Londonderry n. a., tn IT'S thence with
his fhrr'- fault, moved t. Ruti I'D IN 1913. settling
the ssHe IA H which he lived I'll his DEATH
w NUNS. kthkat.e 20, Iu sept. ~, shigsil o.,
VII Of Eprn,ker Howard. srrd IS y-trs.
" Rn,Hnd sep. IN NJ. u MET Gl~ason, agei &C
10 West Ruilaud, sept q, Col. y. y. Cutting, aged
&c sehf-.
n Naiiross, California, Nug 18th, flnckley Brad
ford. f''mefiy Of Ncfm,nt, %.
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Ariel Thorn as Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. Atu Probate 60, 4. t,,ieu
Nnshfn. Tom III net, Hf the prninte tfIi 90 D.,
Mnniislrf withn Hnf FOR sud i-rci on ts 2jh ia,
=. pteuihrf q. 81. 1855.
NRs E'.lZN TnOM As. sGecutrix oithe lisi via
w sud i+-tamrnt ~ Aftrl th.mHs. hie at WAFER
hu,. tu sod d.frct, -ed pte-sn- her Hani is
tfatfon accnunt luf settlements Nu-teutou.i .. rr
Gefet taai sumr O. efteH 20 th lGta dts ofnc-
t0Ier neat. az trc Ptoh. q g. in snid Honfraii-t
for - InInailan md ntunec and fh1t rnrrofna
De nnfsd hereof 10y the puhlciiinn u fli. order do
,he rmnni ~ atohm4u and State Iournnl rfiGtee ~
MuWi eif'r two week futres-iyfiy a- surn a- u ,
De- thft thcA nHs rppe ,rud 20 said time nt plscc.
10 thry zee caasc, 'ii O. 10 f,tn.
by ord OF r.tuff.
s. Aurst, ~ MERRILL, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT. I In Pro.aas c .urt heldss
Randolph District, ~. at Washington villas
nd for District aioi esads Oh the IAN day OF Sep
tsn,her A. ID. 1855.
An Insiruaent puPouins to he the last VII, spA
~ TssfhHieni of Abiai smith tate Of Ntilisnnove
here faF Probate, by James Al. Bass, The Executor
tkefein namsd. -.
Therefor-, IL ia ordered by said Court, that Paeks
notee he 10 al persons ned th erela, - ep
os AZ before said Csu,i al ,hsreof be- hs1
at Dissio~'s Hotel in WJhsms,ewn On me tvs ~ =!
WiI and IL 10 farther ordered that this oidos BE- pse-
l,,hsd three ~reks sssee.ssseiy ~ ths veemgot
Wstchmnn And 81 ate Journal newspspef psated ~
No.,pele, In this state. the last " wh&ch shSo ~
pssv,.us 10 ths day asssaed as Aforesaid ts kssse
Gssea sadsr NY h.ad .t the ses'.'srs 1899 -
- s5 u.A Waite, Rssistss.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-12

"IIavinF examined The setpsutius Elnslia spiing
Appafaius used hy Dr. ]. A Wood, IN the 'Iea'mea,
OF Ls,eri curssiurs OF Tho SPINE, We Iesommead a.
Hem, J. yellow, NJ D., Prof bur. II. uaivsTsty
Geo. Hayward, N D. Ia rroI SVr. II. Univeisy
Winl.nw Lasi., N. Nil V. @. smith, Mayor Of hos
ton; John W. Wauon, N. D.i hsnFy G CLARK, NJ d.
Cts Physician.
Am.
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FAR NJ FOR SALE.

TIE .nhscfhnr on ~ his farm Tor sale consisting a
two hundred nd eighty aores Of good land DIVIDED
INTO ni"v'ug till'ee pasiuring and wood land with
good hutidngs c"nsis ing 81 new dwelling ~ use ~
ny !" rrud wonn house attached, with kuchen.
mikronm, &c, veil fni.hed and painted one ne v
house barn wei finished, aud four oth, bans ct good
sH ARD nil ~ good rentir god bruught ia an
aequnturt To- house and barns.
. sad hfm u situated one milo from Washinsi on
Village "u good road. will produce veal, fton, sistt
20 eight, tons Of h1y AMI ps-tutng 10 proportion nd
I'll, .rru o eighteen acres OF rawtua land.
ih-fr .. ou said afn guoi sugar and apple
WI -eii the whole Or part Of sail iarfn TO suit
purchnsef..
wi also srll Oxen, G three seafs old steer :
t~n yelf- 0ii COZ De-, itosa, 40 yeattrg cot. e good
yong MHfcs anA sucking colt 60 younr Sheen O. o..
i.citd h"cti, 90 TONS hay, quauthy OF Com . ,ts
Pofa trs. nnl iHfning iools.
credit with good security iof Two thirds the puf.
chase mote, vail he give.
Possession gwen inaediltoly iffs quc.tod
WILL ~ N HUNTINGTON
Washington, Sept. "a. less. .9at
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\(DI ICE.

I'NE snnuai meeting Of ihr members Of ths Yer
ui ui No ftrr l9slrtuce tenpauy sili b.
be ) % rs ID on tho IN day Of Oct n+ff 81 one
O'Clock F. VI ,r The choice OF fertar. uud The tens
action Of any other n.ersstrs ustnr.s.
Per order Of ntn.car.,
C"ARiEs D. WEY. se~'y.
Montpelier, Sept. &c SIS. As3w
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Which rfuVf uffIfiU WIN o.ufntfe
nfe .rrfecfis cured bs M remedies. H. has cured
the last .s,r about i've haudfed rasrs "t Cahenr.,
most Of which htt teeu .erftvaoi and 'Nended, Ct
thef b, cutting thrin ont By tho application Of
sausttc or otnci tmpnpcr treatment, ugtu The pa
tsnts were neatly exhausted ueiofe they eam" lohim
fnr tctt.
Dr. Green's treatment cican,os the 'lood and draw.
The 'sucei completely ont iam me stsisni without
c,u.ttc r cutting, aud although patients cunr Ia iin
With theit ca.es sgsfav, ~ NO tte ment, he
o. not iosc that two out Il on. hunifed cases.
d. g. Aas been often ursod by the nnmrrous pa-
tenis whom ha, thus saved from pfenia'nfe d"athi
4. publish m.ro extensively thrse Wonderful cures,
the hanes ct such pletendots may b" fund 80 mauy
places hn wiug Tor ie" 90 thu. u w. "ith the
i,es oil heir patients, ~ improper Hpplicafions-
The ID .ctur b provided 80 ~h-ir pa'onis ifom
di.tanc csa have board aud necessary care, iof a
Reasonable compensation.
Persons afflicted win Cancers should Immediately
uvnii thrm-rlsessi ~. Green' personal attentions
SgROFuLOUS DISEASE ~ someiimos eom9ine
with ofh, diseases OF fhr stomach hVef uhgsi heart,
kiinrys splrcu &c.so IS 10 frqa re Prswnal rh-
aHinrtian ia oidaf effect perfect cure but nine
our ufsgefY NJ III chroui Diseases are cur
"a b., nndictne which ia. Gfsen sends 10 them IS ne
the uaiuro Of Tho disease Nv the prfsons
Hnswrring ne question: npou eifrGlaf which as"
gives tniercnce cured Hni winch he senasby
mail. nee, To ans ono requesting Il aud enclosing
postage stamp. $3.50.
Aediene, ior sale ia Montpelier by COLLINS a
PIER 4.
ca-ult,iiou attho Office b, letter, free oi charge
M RROgFIFLD STREET, BOSTON,, Mass.
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owrrsuoro Anr;,,a ,srs
CARTER g :sPANIsH MIXTIRE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE RLoOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
nj RGaHd and Ponds \


NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
Let the Afflicted Read and PORd&S ~
iRaliible remedy Scrofnls. King evil khtnEa-
N tam, Obstinate Curaneons Eruptions Pimfles
Blotches. Bos. Ague Fever Chronis
Sore Eyes Ringworm letter scad Head, EnlargrneAt
Disorders LumbAgo. Spinal and all diseases
arising from injudieous Of Mercury Imprudsnee
Life or Impurity Of the Blood.
E great alterstiys nedieiRs and Purifier Of the
parts the nfisd States who testify dsy the
kabe performed by the greatest Of all medicines
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia. Rhsa-
matisn Scrofua. Eruptions the Skin Liver Disease
Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affections Disses
Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching OF
great aAd inestimable remedy.
For ali diseases Blood. nsthin yet fssRd
with it, cieaBses the system of all inpuries
ssny and eeisntly the liver and kidneys
healthy and the constitution by
direass broken down b the excuses youth 60 its Pr
tive y;gcr and strength.
Ladies' parably than all the Geo
will all bring the roses
antling the cheek give elasticity and
the general health in remarkable degree seyono All the
nsdiein es ever heardsf.
The large esrtiAcaes which ye have received
evidence numhug aoeuttt TIE pres hotel
keepers magistrates phyeiszs and public we'll known
add their testimony 70 the wonderful
effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
call an ths Circular and AlaDas and read
the this truly greatest Of al medicines has
Nn.s sn,t.s unIessssnsd BENNETT BEEEs. ProprI-
etors No Pearl street. Richmond Va 70 who all orders
forsp pplies aad Agencies must be addressed.
Far sale By Hziock Stoddard Evansville; HalIoek
Princeton: C.. VI. Clark Fjncennes. and by
5.aI.ra in m sdicipes xereraI1y. augS
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Gbf Dailp gournal.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Grand Concert and Fair.

II will be recollected that the Ladies of tho
Evangelical st. Johns Church, will give a
Grand Concert tomorrow evening at Crescent
Hall. From all we have heard of the prepare
tions, we opine that the evenings entertain
ment will be of the most delightful description.
The ladies have been actively at work, and have
secured an array OF musical talent for the Con-
cert. that will astonish our own citizens. We
are satisfied that all who attend will be de-
li.hted, as we'll as have consciousness of hav-
ing lent their aid to an excellent cause. After
the Concert and Supper, the Fair will be open
ed, and beautiful display of fancy and useful
articles be offered for sale. This will afford
an excellent opportunity for purchasing pres
snts for the children, as everything suitable
for holiday gifts can be obtained at the Fair,
and at low prices.
Tickets for all this evenings entertainments
may be obtained at the Washington House,
and Decker & Kramer's store. Price 81.
On Friday evening, the Fair will be again
opened. and the ladies expect full attendance.
We trust they will not be disappointed. The
price of admission on that occasion, will only be
ten cents. Faael
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HOG MARKET.

HoGs.-we heard OF no sales of Hogs Saturday.
The houses were mostly full, and the weather being
dsagreeable. disposition shown to purchasers;
and sellers for similar reasons, did not offer to sell to
any extent, that the tTadewas very quit, In the
general tone of the trade did not discover any
change. a id price may be quoted at 45to6 10.
Cha. Com. 10th.
HoGS-The weather is urfavorable to-day; prices
remain firm at former quotations. The only transae
ton reported is the sale of 1908 hogs, by David White
to Boston operators to be slaughtered and packet Al
the Mammoth Cave, at 40 per one hundred lbs, and
pur. hases of LOCO in lots at IS to- 40.
Madison Cour. sth.
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JOY To THE AFFLICTED.
-nn~ @V,xv,-
GREGoRY's

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN ON HAND.
TWNHE family Medicine for Burns Coughs
Colds Sore Throsts and Qainsey Win cure Dsrrhsa,
Cholera Morbus Cramps and Spasms. Will Fever
Ague known fail Daily and hourly calls for
for the
An agent rather life with
any other One and all try the remedy
bottles per ster increase than other Medicine
public Forsse ~ all the principal Drug
the United States British America
WHOLESALE AGENTS:
LEIGH vERLING Granville Ind. successors ts Ksi-
Ter 4 Farnslsy-
CHAs n CLARK. Vineesnes Ind g-
D. PARE Cincinnati 0hiocsn he obtained OF them
ut rAaufaeturers' prices. B.lIn SfnSE %
eets-emw haunss Cisy Oh'o.
HONEY, 4ONEY.-7oo rs ehoiss strs.ssd Hssss
sfSF- COOKS r.Eiy srsespy.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. s.

WAsHrNGToN, Dec. 8.
Francis P Blair has written letter to the
Republican Association of Washington, in re-
Spouse to an invitation to preside over that or
ganization taking strong grounds against the
extension of slavery, and figuring the Republi-
cans to enite firmly in an effort to secure the
freedom of Kansas.
1t is said that Mr.. Wheeler's recognition
of to Walker government in Nicaragua has
been disapprovsd of by the Administration.
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BYTELEGRAPH.
con EssIoNAL.
rRrRTY-roURrH coNeREss-FIRsT SESSION.
Saturdays Proceedings.

Saturdays Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, P NJ
Ses.0te.--On motion of Pratt Williams
Hickory was appointed chief clerk, and j. H.
Nicholson reading clerk. Mr. Summer pre-
scented the petition of Commodore Jas. Smith
demonstrating against the action Of the naval
board in placing him on the retired list The
Senate then adjourned.
House-The balloting for speaker was re-
sumed Richardson 73 Banks sc, Penning-
ton s, Fuller 26, Thurston 3. Zollicoffer 8, A.
K Marshall 2, Haven 5, Wheeler 5, Howard
Walker, Carlisle, Craige, Andrew, and Oliver,
each l.
Ticentg- Nnth-Richardson IS, Banks 81,
Fuller IL, Pennington 6, Thurston 2, Carlisle
5, White 6, Zollieoffer 5, Swope, Howard
Haven, Walker, Harland, Bell Smith, of Ala.
Andrew, Oliver, Sneed-each one.
Tht,tieth Richardson 70, Banks So
Fuller %, Pennington f. Zollicoffer 5, How
ard, Swope, Haven, Walker, Smith, of Ala,
Carlisle, { hurston, Wheeler, Brooks, Oliver
Smith of Va, each one.
IHirty- Erst-Richardson 72, Banks go
Fuller 20, Pennington 4 Zollicoffer 5, scatter
ing r. One hundred and twelve necessary to
q choice
Thirty Second Richardson ~, Banks 100
Fuller 80, Zollicofer 8, Pennington, 2, scat
tering II.
Tiirty Thra.-Richardson 73, Banks 100,
Fuller 80, Zollicoffer 3, Pennington 2, scatter
ing IA.
House adjourned.
Mr.. Cumback announced that there will be
q meeting of anti Nebraska men tonight at z
O'Clock in this hall. Cries of "What kind OF
meeting is that? You think you will fix
things!" Laughter.l
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MORGAN, KEEN 81 PRESTON,
JoBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Notions, Hats, Caps, BOnnets and

Shoes,
HAVE hand large and general assortment
Dry DDS: svn:.:ns in par. Of the best g o.
SasG and fancy coioTs English French sd
Sro .a Shit siR ns. DC DT heavy
nets Tsseds Ky cans bla<k ana fancy oaserss black
Satin yestngs scarlet yellow white sails
plaid Liassys: = ~ and bu.hsl STARK heat Bags
s:... .f % %
black blue BroadolOshs w9oien Drawers ana Shirts.
fancy Cotton Wooden Coat Lining
Oburgs and Merno Dress Goed hshair silk
ored veseu gray white Bed Saddle Blankets
chiefs i ssot
Ss.sesa and IrsSIare Cotton Table Cloths
brsliss. &C. wu,rr ooons
Swiss and Null Mus3s bishop and Lawns pai.
Plain and embroidered Bay state Long shaws s. By i
saS corsd enSreidersd Cashmere do scarlet orange
Ns.sress blue plain shawls
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
WHIT. s.d @sd Merno ao Apass Prus..n s.o s
brown mixed Hose: grey mixed Lambs~sol do:
white mixed Cotton Half Hoses herinO Dc:
Isle DC ooepsS DO
ilk linsd do: blue black and cOorsd Silk d. and Kid
white. black and slate Cotton aIeIs Li.l:
M bsy. Gloves. and Lisi. Tir..i
/ NOTIONS.
Suspendsrs white and oolored Spool Cottons white
coiorsd Skein and drab Linen Threads black
eoIor-d black drab Twists: black whits
eolored Cotton Tapes white Linen Tapes Linen Braids
colered aud eoored Tafetl
Ribbons black Silk Velvet do: Side Tuck Pocket IvorJ
ard English raw-horn Fine aud Dressing Combs Lead and
Slate Pencils holders Envelopss Memsr
BOOKS and Letter Paper Wrapping do Comfort
Sewing Darnng Netting Needles: white sad Japzr
Hooks and Eyes sIvered and Swansb do Porte aaies
Pins Pound and Hair do ThiE>lss P.ses Pearl zna AgA
Shirt Buttons: Overcast Snspendsr
Do Razor Strops Shaving Brushes and Be1es Soaps
Percussion Caps and proof do. 81 Wa
Jewelry. etc.
nsvs MORGAN. KEEN q PkESTOR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-12

The Hoe MARKET.-It is now ascertained
that the packing around the falls" will fall
10000 hogs short of the estimate current two
or three weeks since. The figure now gen.
orally concurred in is 295, 900 to 100000 The
average weight too will be at least 10 lbs. less
than was expected, and the yield of lard
per head under previous estimates very consid-
erably.
Only one sale was reported yesterday,
through doubtless others have been made.
The sale alluded to was 500 head at Sc rs, GO
days. Hogs may now be quoted at IS so to
SO 60. Mess pork is held at Sl7, shf llders at
81, and prime barrel lard at 1oAa1lc. All
the houses were killing yesterday, and total
number thus far foots up $4,000 head. The
weather last night was rather too warm
Lou. Jour. 9th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-12


BLOOD IN HER EYE-STAND FROM UNDER..--A
correspondent of the Boston Journal, writing
from New York tells the following:
IAN incident TRANSFERRED here last week
that has made some talk among the parties,
who have had knowledge of the matter. A
lady from the State Of Maine came to this city
last week on her way to California. She has
as arms two revolyers and bowie knife. The
conductor purchased her ticket in the Cali
fornia steamer, and she left in the vessel at
noon. Her story is this: A short time since
her husband obtained possession ofall her prop
erty, converted all he could into gold. and then
deserted his family, took ship and started for
the land of gold, around Cape Horn.
But his is not the worst; he took with him
female not his wife. Injured and maddened
the wife has started after fer recent lord; not
from love, but from hate; not to recover poss-
ession of her absconding husband but to admin
lister deserved chastisement; not to take him
back but to shoot him and his companion
Wind, weather and steam permitting, the lady
will reach California some time in advance o
her Ascending mate. He will no doubt be
rather surprised to meet her ladyship on th'
California landing, and unless sea-sickness
shake the wrath out of her, the meeting will
not be one Of the most conjusal that can b
imagined.