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no LUMBER DEALERS AND MIL.

l. LERS-For sale upon liberal and accommoda.
ting terms, fine SAW MILL AND FIXTURES.
very little used and in good condition, capable Of
cutting from three to FIVE Thousand feet of lumber
per day. Also excellent Corn Mill, with one pair
of Stones (Noyes' pstent) which will grind one huu-
dfe5 aud fifty bushels 50 bul Of corn per day, with
houlting chest attached. Connected with the Corn
Mill is plaster cIushsr framed and ready TO be
put in operation.
This property is desiTably situated near Richmond
and convenient of secess .#
Corn can be delivered at the Mill from the city at
one cent per bushe and Plaster for thirty cents per
ton. ss3 at &. -,
r. S-Persons disposed to purchase, terms will pc
liberal and long credit given If desired AZ TO !oca'
fnlIy rsfar 10 Mr Robert Baird miilwright and ma
chnist Of Manchester, and Mr. T. III Chestermsn,
rniIIwrieht OF Richmond, who are gentleman OF OK
Pei'''0 EDW'D d. EACHO,
NH 8-2.wIn GsnI Agt. and Collector.
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR. p. III. CHRrsrlAs
onef6 his professional services to the citizens of
K,ehhond Office on Main street, next door to i. q
Wayt. Dentist Dr.. C. may be found at night at the
AHIoIICal nOLoIt NH 2I--Iit
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REMOvAL.-The OF CO of the RIoBmo.p n
FIRE ASSOCIATIONS has be- removed TO the second
Story of the Building corner of Main and IItb ~.
II Entrance on llth sire, E.
Applications for FIRE, htARlNE or LIFE INsIT
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
, without boastipg of the er ability to comply with
their obligations they TAKE pleasure in refsrTng tn
an VINO nave had 6usineDs with the Office for the
aansfsctory manner in which it has been transacted
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
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ADisrfSeuIsHED VIsIroR. N. o. Picsyane
announces the arrival ia thai city, OF Monsieur Ed
snona Lafayette, the grandson of the friend OF
Ing some weeks la New Orleans. Tsa's#
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BOUNTY LAND, &c.-I have taken al

BOUNTY LAND, Sc.-I have taken an
81 Office on Governor street, nearly opposite the
" hg BuildiE z, for the purpose Of prose cutin .
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS on I'll mo Of reasonable
I eTms. Applications in person or by letter will be
attended TO with promptness
viii give particular attention 10 hiring out Ne
groes renting out Houses, selling Real Estate and
10 the collection of Bulls and Claims Of all descrip
tons. }. BELL BIGGER.
Richmond, Virginia.
Refer 10 the following EeuuemeB-
Hon John :. C6skie, Richmond, Va: Judge John
A. Meredith. do; Col Ohm A. Rutherford do; John
II. 4iimar ESQ do. NH 4l-ln3
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MouRNiNG.--The Russian ship Rossia lying at
East Boston displayed her flag at hali-uast In to-
ben Of mourning for the death OF Emperor Nicho-
las
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JNo. II. gosHER. secrsl.rv. 'h1 fesGsps 10 ls
tLETCHER's HAIR TON,c axcels a,

FLETCHER's s HAIk TONIC exceIs every
thing 1or besutityins and improving the hair Nj,
Is quite sufficient to show good effect The crest
success OF the Tonic has bought up host of imjta
tors twho know much about the treatu emf of tbs
halr as the man in the moon,) whose noxous mix
tures have produced much mischief and an,oy-
ance O'
Persons wishing the original and genuine article
can De supplied By the manufacturer
JOHN JOHNSON,
7 AT hoBsoN's Hair Dressing Saloon,
Ie ~ Under American Hotal
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jNo. w. WRIGHT q Co. are prepared
to receive all kinds of Produce and Merchandise ON
storage, at their Warehouse the Dock on as rem.
SoaaDle terms &C it can be taken in the city +
fe 12--6ui
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: STAMPEDE AT A LEcTuRR.-At q temperance
lecture delivered by Phillips White, at Mobile.
an Monday, the audience were alarmed by the cry
oi hre In the ball, aud general stampede took
place; Que man getting his leg broken In she rua.
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SPRING AND SUMNER.
9 lys1e1A SLPERINR REA OWN DE CO

NG-JAMES D. GOODMAN has now open
iafge and complete stock of Spring and Summer
READY MADE CLOTHING. at No 134 Main ST,
opposite Eagle Square, Richmond. Va His stock
embraces every article kept in Clothing and Fur.
Djshing House. From tri-weekly receipts direct
from the manu- factory he is enabled all times to
furnish the very latest utyles, and from arrange
nents for the manufacturing of his stock he is pre-
pared to furnish suits from the finest Goth Dress
Salt to the cheapest Business Suit of the work
nanship, at prices which will defy competition. All
articles warranted OF the best make. from finest to
lowest grades Endeavoring always 10 meet the ap-
friends and the public generally ia respectfully so
cited He is determined to suit and sell ali no may
give him fair trial aud 10 want of good Clothing.
J. ID. GOODMAN.
N Trunks and Carpet Bags, large supply on
hand of all styles and sizes. Also, India Rubber
which will be sold unusually low NH so
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THE HAVANA STATE PRIsoNEas,-We learn
from letter In the NJ Y. Journal of Commerce
that IN the trial Of Felix aud Esrampes citizens of
the United States, before the military commission
ia Havana, the U. S Consul was invited to appear
lie attended, but finding that the prisoners were
not TO be present until called upon for sentence he
declined remaining. The Fiscal demands the lifo
OF both the prisoners, and the Catalan volunteers
have demanded of General Concha the execution
OF Estrampes
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FOR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD

- DING. FACING, LINING AND BOOK-BIND-
ING SKINS The public are hereby informed d that
they need not go North to buy these arcles as the
unders gned has them always hand as good and 40
cheap ~ they can be bought at the North Manu-
factory ON Brook Avenue, opposite Bacon Quarter
Branch Tavern. J. G. JONES.
fa Akss &C.
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rHR DAILY DISPATCH
BY j. A. COWARDlN

The DAILY DISPATCH is served 70 suh.ctihers
at SIX AND QUARTER eeNTsPER weEK, pay able TO
the Carrier weekly Price for mailing. S4s year in
advance.
day and mailed to subscribers at 81 perannur
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N FLOUR--Ths article ior making light Bread
siscut light Puddiugs, of all kinds. Cakes Pancakes
&c. without Yeast or Yeast Poi3der
The result of actual experiue Mt Proves that bar
ra Of ordinary -four abs5rbs so lbs (or 81 per ct Of
water. while this flour sbsorbs SO bs tor 80 per ct to
the barrel Hence all must that great saving is
30 he reslzed by its The prepa ration is war
Taut~d pure, nutricious. healthy and infaibe. Bs-
CUTS can be made ana baked in ten minutes. Many
families In the city using it entirely Sold in anV
Quantities by the manufacturer.
JAMES bTXFORD
Sixth 81, 4.doors from Broad st
J. il. has on hand good selection of FAMILY
GROCERIES, & NH 90-lmE
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IHE prevalence of incorrect notions up-
cry Medical practice should be geverned bv r,,in.
GSPies So cautiously dedueed from the contributions Of
nn- rons experience and close observations How i'm.
lavads, unless 1t emanates from the hands of men
OF TALENT Indsment and the strictest probity HooF
Jackson. Philadelphia is a prepsrstion @ ~ "a
from one OF the most celebrated practitioners Of
modern times, and one of the greatest medical wr
aoe hands, as evidence that the article ia PREPARED
carefully and skilfuy it ID producing the effect the
oTiginsi inventor intended It 10 used by MANY Of
oeoihy OF the digestive organs and hillary appara.
tus, and the diseases arising therefrom We there.
Agents for this city-M issrs PURcEIf. Lsnn l.
up 2-d2W t@-'
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u keep constantly on hand, large variety OF ar
ticles used by tobacconists, which select of su .
perior quality, especially for their use, and which
have always given customers great satisfaction
We have just received from the importers
6h0 lbs prime Black Crystal Tonqua Beans, large
~ bottles A ems Eng. Oil of Bitter of Almonds
100 lbs Chinese Oil Cinnamon, Anns and Gloves
Oil OF Sweet Flag Root
Sicily Bergamot and Peppermint
Balaam Tolu Cardmsn Seeds and Sweet Spices
100 boxes fresh Olive Oil, of superior quality
Branding Brushes; Red and Blue Branding Paint
Ge. &c.
500 lbs. Gum Arabic, good quality.
All OF which offer at low rates in lots to suit
NH 50 BENNETT A. REERS nrnusistu
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COPPER Oar IN TENNEssEE-A test shaft has
been sunk In Polk county, Tenn, to the depth of
one hundred and forty feet, which cut through the
"rlcheet yellow and native copper to be found any
where" The copper area is about three miles
long and two miles wide
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SALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR-Tbis uschira

~ GRASS SEED sEPARATOR-This machine
was invented and patented by by g. B. Salmon of H.
anos, aud wherever it has been exhibited has tax
precedence of all others, for cleaning Grain and
Grass Seeds. - : = :
The trst Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair in New York. and the list prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, VINO recon-
mend it as the best machine known for separ ating
cookies and ether impurities from whest 1t will Sc
parate any two seeds of different size or weight in
simple IN its construction, and easily kept in order
1t Is peculiarly adaptedto farmers uses requires
but iittle power to work it. and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now in use .l...
1t can b1 furnished at the following prices viz:
FOR Farmers Machine that will clean Is 10 80 hush
els per hour. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
For ksrmers' Machane that will ciesn 80 to -'-f
oo bushels per hour. .......,................,s 80
For q Farmers' Machine tsrraBgcd for horse
powerl that will clean 80 bushels per hour 50
For 8 MllieI's Machine that will clean 80 to 80
bushels per hour. Observation-Disclosures. 8s
For MlIers' Machine that will clean 80 to .,4
75 bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
For a Millers Machine that will clean - TO "A
15o bushels per hour. observation-disclosures. i5a
For Milers Machine that viii clean $50 to
zeo bushels per hour..... 30
Address KO. M. ANDERSON.
Commission Merchant Richn1and Va
N. B-County Rights will be sold on reasopsbis
terms. Ife 2G-2awtsl R.MA
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GPRING CLOTHING-We have now
~ in store and on exhibition. the mosI beautiful
and desirable stock of Spring Clothing have
had aud shall add to it by each arrival from New
York. We are offering extra inducements to pur-
chssets, and iRvite examination from ali in want
oi brsl rate Clothing at moderate prices.
KEEN, BALDWIN L. CO.,
nh 81 l02 Main st.
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{ q NJ ON VA,
LATER FROM TEXAS

The steamship Louisiana arrived at New Orleans
on the Goth ult with dates from Texas to the ord
destructive fire occurred at Magnolia on the
2oth hywhich 1900 bales ot cotton were DESTROYED.
Loss S60.0O0the lsrges, loss OF the kind thai has
ever occurred In Texas
II issupposed from facts that have come to light
that many of those who have been engaged in fore.
ine Texas patent deeds and scrips will be brought
to justice.
Mr Horace Eggieston, OF Buffalo, N. Y, an old
Texan, died at Gonzales on the 10Th.
Inc irut and whest crops are represented in a
lourishins condition.
Neh' SmHn had received 4 order 20 be in read
s 10 remove his headquarters from Cornus
~H'is' 10 some eontrai point Ia tho interior
iHe INDIANS in the vicinity of Fort Belkpsp are
represented az friendly. The Csddos Ionis and
Nhaaahcos, Wscos, aud Tahuacarros are assemb.
Ing on the reservation, on the main Rrsxos A.
rsngementS have been made In onen for,,s TO-
them this spring, aud to furnish then, ys,;o,s %
they assemble. They appear well pleased and are
coming in very promptly by invitation OF the agents.
hetemses band of CsInanches consisting of sbsut
$50 souls. have been assigned temporary Ioca.
ton near the other Indiana Nothing has been heard
Hcm osnaco and the main band of Southern Ca
msnches since their stampede No intelligence
from Capt. Calhoun's command. A detachment of
dragons from Fort Belknap, are In pursuit of the
Indians who committed the depreciation recently
near Fort Chslbourua
speaking OF the Texas State bill the Austin State
Gazette says that in passing that act the Federal
Government has virtually set asds the sovereignty
OF Texas as state, and that il cannot without
gross violation oil her pledges OF faith to Texas Ia the
boundary act, refuse frs, to pay over the reserved
i've millions of dollars 10 Texas, when reeases are
hed, and second. be governed by the atatutes Of
Texas as to the amount Of the debt of the Republic
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s.d LOUIS y. osslE X, Manufacturer of
mono. va Country ads supplied at short notics
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/ UST RECEIVED and for sale, Thos
Hine Go : best Cognac, fpale and dark Vint.
rye 1900; doz- SchedAm Schnapps; l8 do Yeast
ro"deis preston L Merrii's and burkee's;) 10 600
Imported Havana Cigars of the following srsnds Ell
Linn @ La Haeions1. Tus Amigos. La Marina, Figaro
1000 Manila Cheroots; Lsndreth's warranted arden
Deeds: by r. Fl. S0UTHALL L. CO. /
utb
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no THE PUBLIC.-Tbe updersigned,

't'O HE PUBLIC.--The undersigned,
n having permanently located in FIede rickshuTs,
is prepared to supernted or ndertak the building
OF HOUSES, private or public, DAMS BRl DGf H..
MILLS, FACTORIES aud all description of CA Il
PENTERiS WORK. -A& 81 ''s s"A
He has bad large experience as a practical caf.
penter and superintendent of work Having had
charge OF the wood work ON the Dam OF the FIede.s
ricksbuIs Water Power Company, he. has permission
TO refer to the President and Directors OF that Con
pany for chsTacte: and competency -sa .,s
He will furnish PLANS for any work in Mis- line.
NH S7-tawim JAMES TkAyEk
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FOUNTAIN OAT S.-Fer sale, 4bU
IVA bushels heavy u1cuntsin seed OATS, by
PETERS, MARTIN = CO.,
NH 26-2aw ,}t& cit Corner 18th ard Cary ats.

IN COMMITTEES on the OAK Woed Cemetery have
laid of the same, and the Superintendent is now
ready to receive applications for iBterment of white
persons who do not wish to buy section, and for
persons of color
The Engineer of the city ianow engaged in laying
Oft the sections which win be ready for sale in few
weeks. -f - -
Applications for interments or sections must be
made to MA E E9...
NH h7-2aw2m JNo. REDFORD, supt..
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ElRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
ean be effected with the Albemarls insurance
company, favorable terms ss with any othe r
company IN this Stste, possessing zeal cash capital
l" meet losses. Apply TO
STOKES 4 CO,
Agts., Richmond, Va.
jSo. WOOD, Jf., sec,y, tfsSs fs
Charlottesville, Va. js I-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICEs
UNION STEAusnIp CoNp..v,s -

UNION STEAMSHIP C0MPAsY's I,xY -,
sHsiILADELPHA s,si Shippers by this line are rs.a..s
10y informed that, no running our ,hrs
TnmeIs leaving Richmond every Mospay 80
tin,s s we are prepared 10 yecefre frcioht of 20
''mes re- fer the abope MORT s"' "l az
ticket f VIII give the eoasgnees name on tb
is .os The last load and stste whether rses;s
to them ''s 'ohe pleasure IN sending bills Ldding
NH x7-tn ID. Z. TUTTLE.
Agent
the mind. a-Io as remove the impre ssion in
city l would I'm OF my friends that had eff the
CormseL s at have been in the .rni Lsn - no' Lhe
in tbs % ,an; Ut tne last four wears @ oi MI NC
mat OF Superintendent, ~ q az now scung
ill.,, - = W soda Water Por,sr a. Messs: mcCof-
sha eei.ssaoisnment. regret fhst abd cider Bot
in 70 me ~ "; " soene you often az asPseo oi
alss ~ nuea iaIneness hut Shai 9Iiy, oW-
sstshlishm S9i Ye my ffeBds aud ns,"a "a" ays oe
H.. - n ~ ain warranted in ;ns ei the
nacta5 au y. uo wanting on the part of Js tnaI no
So,eoa.sa mandatory equal to snv IN ms aires
10 hohe IN the United States 'ANS' and second
WARREN CANFIrIn
O, superintendent at McCormack i ~
'i~oi NO 303 Bread ST.. RichmnnS "
EFGRAv WE'D LIKENE ssEs-Tha
81 ns % proposes publishing Engraved Litsns.,
81. the rsstors OF the different Churches in -:
IF hpio'Ssioed that he get sufficient numha
Thos o'sShpers TO pay the expense of publication y
sacnr apiS 10 this enterprise, and no wish I,
Iii sie gooo likene,s of their Pastor will nisas.
can ana suoscribe when the style and ~ 81 X @
mh so M SIHGn escn poItiaL 81
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!" uoissaIs Asents hichmoDd.
AE6 by Druggists and Mareaans, senerally throush.
ans viIeps. ia tg-dSsJ2t
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|lcery
sup
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-25

Neutrality-suspicious. AND THEIR WIVES CAN
ID DO we'll and pleasantly accommodated with board In
good position and two lines Of stages by applying NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-25

DROOKLYN.-FOR FEW GENTLEMEN OF RE-
ID speciality, fine rooms In suit or separate with PAT
bath &c., short distance from South and Wall street
FERRIES at moderate terms References exchanged Apply
242 Henry street.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 1866


cox TO $50 Will BE GIVEN roe A SITUATION
and German aud business habits writes
good hand willing to mate himself geasrAliv useful
In whore suoh qualifications required Ad
dress p. d. T., box t02 Herald ofhoe.
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TToUsE PAINTERS WANrKD.-NONE BUT GOOD
III workmen need apply to whom the highest wages will
be given. Apply to DAWSON CORNEG general house
PAINTERS 066 Broadway, between S0th aad 3st Streets
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VUANrED-PRACTIcAL CARPET UPHOLsTERERs.
w Apply to A. 7. STEWART CO., Broadway Cham.
bcrs and Reade as
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BOARDING IN SOUTH BRooKLYN-A GENTLEMAN
and lady can obtain pleasant room containing gas
minutes ak from South ferry partial board for gentle
Terms moderate Apply OF 10 Douglass Court It,
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JVAETEn-A YOUNG NAN HAVING $50 To m
W s.zst 10 sesz.sl proat.t' ard honorsSis b-saoss;
when instruoted GOOD SALARY vii bs vrsrsnee AID ina
tire charss Of the establikment Rsfrsnss svsn sad
reqrlred. Address Artist, Herald ofioe
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BOARDING IN THE COUNTRY.-A FEW FAMILIES
ID single accommodated with good beard
q prices IN pleasant Sc.sion Su: syU
OF Railway, N. j. Reference-DAydson, Crum 4 Bonash,
lS6 Fulton street. N. Y; p. Z. Williams l92 Front
street, N. Y; J. 4 A. Woodruff. Railway M.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND THEIR WIVES. OR
ID single gentlemen obtain board clean and pleasant
rooms 6 Mercer street. door above Blocker Those
wishing dispose Of furniture be taken In board
large back parlor the fret foor suitable for piano
teacher or ply sioiAn's office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-25

CAsT oFF CLOTHING AND TURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or gentlemen having Of the dispose
this residence, or through the post M s. COHEN
N. B.-La5ses attended BY Mrs.. Cohen.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies gentlemen having Of the dispose
Of obtsn fsr cash poe sending for the subscriber
st his residoncs or through che post N attend
ed to by Mrs. ID. s. H. DUSSELDORF.
CL0THING AND FURNITURE LADIES OR GEN.
~ emen having any 70 dspsss Of receive fair ossh
price by sendes Is street near Cans
West Broadway by letter through the POST Ladies'
attended by ME-. Cshes 8. COHEN
YOUTHS AND cHILpRxNs CLOTHING JOSEPH
u r. CLOSE, BAILEY CO., No. Park pisos, opposite
TIE CITY Hall have hsnd the bsst asserted sprins
and " be 70 ms Ia sAa Uaitsd
states and sutsbe thres kveptr yesrs
Ga Al vAslsssIs aad Cor srsaay reduced prices
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and bedrooms to let, with board. furnished &C unfur
nshed TO families single gentlemen reasonable terms
gas BATH &C. This fitted with convenience
to make b0arders comfortable. l.. BhAKEL0Ck.
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DoARDINc.-A LADY USED TO GOOD SOCIETY.
ID desires hoard in private family Tho advertiser
10 . widow, who her children marrying) has recently
quilted epng One only required Address
box 1898 Post Once
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TTIn TRADFs, so.

A THOROUGH GARDENER AND FARMER, WITH
rst rate character desrous Of employment pro
perty Apply at tho ofoe OF the American and fsrogn
rrich A.
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BOARDING IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-To LET TO
ID two gentlemen, pleasant second story reem.
having with resk.,t and tea and dinner on Saaa.y
tho comforts Of those residing with Them Location airy
and pleasant and within three minutes walk Of Hamilton
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-09-08
CHEERING NEWS.

Correspondents of our own, and those Of
friends 70 which we have had access, give us
cheering news touching the prospects of the
American party in the Red River parishes.
Sam is wide awake, and growing stronger
every day. No doubt is entertained in, that
region Of the triumphant election Of Col. Lewis
to Congress in this District.
The rapid march and boisterous h%arangues
of. Old. Blue. Grass. Moses and the Creole Pony
through the Red Rive, country, seem to have
added strength to Sans party. Our CORES
po9ndaesntlt advises that the Creole pony, our
worthy friend, C.FH, Mouton, ESD, be sent
back to Natchitoches, as his late visit, to that
Parish made fifty votes for Sans party, and
any future visit will probably operate in the
anne. way. @4 " S'tAip5l'e VS. lll q ''iiisf'
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GRAND CorEAu.-unT Thursday last the citi-
zens Of Grand Coteau and vicinity were visited
and addressed upon the political topics of the
day by the Hons. Messrs. Sandidge, Heron
and Marks, and G. Fl. Mouton and p. D.
Hardy, Esq, in opposition to the Know-Noth-
mgs, and ny Messrs. Adolphus Olivier and q.
N. Cullom in advocacy of the American party.
We learn that the attendance was not large,
and although the Anti Know-Nothine sneak
ers were so numerous, Sans principles were
trlumphantly sustained and his party pleased
with the result.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-09-08

From Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia,
we continue to receive most gloomy accounts.
up to the last dates there had been no abate.
ment of the disease, and the mortality was
frightfully large.
In Neworleans there is an apparent small
decrease in the number of deaths, thouoh there
is yet on an average 300 to 400 per week from
yellow fever alone.
Vlcksburg papers announce its breaking
out there.
Harrisonburg ION the ouachita) papers an
nounce its existence in that place, and cases,
we learn, have occurred both at Clinton and
Alexandria. -