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NOUVELLE BOULANGERIE. = lie
~ soussigne informe respectueusement ses amis
ct lie public des Opelousas ct des environs, qu'ii on,
vriIa, dams ~quelques jours, en- cette Vile, une nou-
velle Boulangerie. II aura les services dun des plus
partaits boulangers de Ia N~ouvelle- Orleans. III re.
elaine une part du patronage public.
IL Aodt. FLA. REER.
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STEAMBOATS,

OPELOUsAs RAILRoAD-~.
~ Southtpn Star! 4. Neworlesns y &sasr
Through by daylight. The elegant rlianliin
pressure steamer SOUTHERN sTA s1e win IN
mence running from the terminus a. ~ Hil =
Railroad, Tigerville, to Franklin. ON y u,peaoss
18th Of October, for the transportation ~ y, sboat =
and light freight only, making daily tr;n. paeears
ton with the passenger trains. Ups 10 ccnaN
J.E. CALDWELL & co. 2s Baol -.
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RUNAWAYs, ETC,

= REWARD.-RAN Away from d.
RoO subscriber, in Bossier Parish, aboH'b.
10TH OF, June last, a slave named ISAAC. Hs N
bright mulatto, about 90 years Of age, about fsA9
or 10 inches high, has a scar over one ye,aadp -
himself off in Alexandria (where he was as3gslh
August last) as a white man.
The above reward will be paid on his betx -
mitted to any jail SO that l can get him again
D. MALONE, Minden P. O., Bossier Psr.IA
~ REWARD.-strayed or stoIn ~
RAO the stage stand at Madame EstletAt,h
Bellevue, about the 10th of August, i dart N
HORSE, with a bob tail, about 7 years old, ID vii
the above reward will be paid, if returned 70 Jas
johnson, stage driver, at Madame Estilletts, 0k
this office. J.B. PRICE, Mail ContS6v.
STRAY MULE.--Taken Up, by The usdis
~ signed, at Coulee Croche, an AmericA ~
bay, aged about . years, of ordinary height ~
Mule had been about the neighborhood fs tpx
three months. There is a white spot on thss
forming nearly the letter H. The proprietn w
please come forward, prove property, pay chHga,
and take his Mule away. ANDRE NECM
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TINE BELLE HABITATION A VEN.
DRE.-Le soussign6, desirant gutter l'Etat of.
ire q vendre, a DIES termes favorables, PHABITA-
ZION sur laquelle il reside, situee a environ un demi
mile du Grand Coteau, contenant environ trois cents
acres. Une grande maison de residence, un moulin
a cotton, moulin d grae, presse, etc, etc.
Les personnes v0ulant examiner Ia p~ropriete s'a-
dresseront au soussigne sur les lieux.
.1atl .-A-.,' @ JOSEPH d. GARDINER,
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I KrFzrpE u Psun.-I1dt dernieTelnents dit
)e journal de FRANKFORT, I'M medecin De viienne
.le doctor 81 : fait une interssssnte expe-
@rience Affected De rechacher quIelle influence ID
simple Granite dune maladie c~o1tagieuse peut
exercer sur un hommeen parfaite sante. Apres
en- avoiir obtena l'antorisation en- lieu compe-
tent, le docteur F.! promitSa nm icondamne.
robuste ct bien portant, 10 remise du reste de
So peine, sill consentait d Sc METRE dams un lit
OH un cholerique venait de MOURN. Sill TOM
bait malade. les plus grands soins lui seraient
voues,. ct plusieurs medecinszle Ssurveileraient
sans cesse. Il ,sDtsy z SD 9i:sttI ifitsg9 -
sLe p~risonnier consentit, aprss, quelque hssi-
tation, 90 soumettre 4 lexperidnce, qui COM
uenca. s Au bout de quelques heures, tous lee
symphonies du cholera So manifesterent, ct
notre homne cut d en- subir une attaque for
melle. II tut soigne avecla plus grande atten-
ton, ct Ion reussit bient6t q 10 gueriri compile
tement, grace surtout 4 So forte constitution.
Mais quelle fat Il surprise generate lors-
qu'onj spprit gull sn'avait nullement etc mis-
dams le lit d'un, cholerique! on le lui await fat
a~ccroire afr, d'obseryer lefet de imagination
ct de lapeur sur organisme. ai
Ceci rappelle une experience tentee il y a
environ quinze ans en- Angleterre, sur un con-
damne . mort, auquel on promit de transfer
mer l'horrib!e execution par strangulation en-
une mort plus douce, en- lui declarant qu'apres
lui avoir bande les yeux, on hui ouvrirait les
veines.q On fit deyant lui les preparatifs ne
cessaires. Apres qu'on lui cut bands les yeux
lie medecin feignit de commcncer poperation-
Mails au lieu de son sang, c'est, de Peau qu'on
fit couler en- legers flets. LIE condamne, per-
suade que 50 vie sen allait avec son sang, ex.
pire au bout de quelques heures, tue par son
imagination seule. I'm 4s.eis l. al,
PAPER vEGErAL-On ~recueille en- &c mo
ment, dams les e%nvirons de notre vile, dit I'm
dicateur de Sens, des tetes de chardons pour lie
compile dun industrial qui sspsre remplaccer
avec cette plante lie chiffon servant a Ia fabri
cation du papier ct qui devient fort rare.
Les premiers essais, quoiquie imparfaits, font
dependant esp6rer a leur asuteur I'm success COM
plet. Ce papier vegetal, tout en- etant de qua
lite superieure, presenterait Inc economic de
40 pour cent. figf aa'ss1 ~ 5 iy ss
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A VIS.-Le DR.. BuRD1N DE LA CouAFFERy
"A PREVENT les personnes de cette Paroisse aui
.~auraient quelques r6clamations a lui faire, de vouloir
bien les adresser . Mr.. MARlUS CAREIL, a la
Vile Platte. lfa,7 3D., III ~. "
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yENIN, POIRET & Gle. - Les sous
~ signes, ayant forme une societe pour la trans
action des Affaires Mercantile, ~solicitent l'attention
de leurs amis ct lie public en- general q leur grand as
Sentiment de Marchandises Seches, Groceries, Quin-
%caillerie, Habilements ConfectionnGs, etc. etc.
sOpelousas, le 3 Noyembre, 1855.
c.. A. GENIN,
~ va. ea,n+ sf'l 9r5N2tl OMER POIRET,
Do, ...a M. KENISON.5
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100000 E RECoMPENsE.-

WOOO0 UHe fecUmpense de $3UUO sera
donn6e a Ia personne squi arretera ct logera dams
une desgeoles de Get Etat, le nomm6 ADAM TATE,
accuse d'avoir poignarde mon fills, Don Diegue Fon.
tenot, dams la mutt de- Dimsnche, II courant, q la
Grande Prairie, en- cette Paroisse.
s4N 1Ff sfGNALEMENT: 4
lie dit Tate est age d'enyiron so ans, taille de s
pieds Z pouces, peasant environ $50 a 200 livres, che
veux noirs, il a fe regard en- dessous ct porte ses che
veux ~toujours sur le front, il a une ~cicatrice sur lie
front, figure ronde, il begaye ct parle lentement lie
~francais ct ranglais, il o une profonde rainure au
mention, sBs s&s5 .liT D'6m5glt
La dite recompense scra accordee aussit6t que lie
%soussignG. en- sera inform6. L
Z Grande Prairie, st. Landry, II noyembre 1855.
ALEXANDRA LAROSE FONTENOT.
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pIEUX.-2O,O0O pieux de 6 pieds, a SO so
Il lie cent ct $4,000 Bsrdeaux a IS so lie miller, a
vendre par j. r. CLARK l. Co.
Plaqusmine Brulee.
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pHARMACIE.-Les soussignes ont lhon-
neur d'informer lie public qu'ils v~iennent de rece-
voir, a lenr Pharmacie, encoignure Main ct Bellevue,
aux Opelousas, I'M assortment tres frais de Drogues,
Medicines, Parfnmeries, Peintures, etc., quilts offrent
d vendre AIDES prix raisonnables.
lis tiennent aussi I'm assortment de MEDICINES
PATENTEES, ct generalement de tous les articles
qui concernent leur partie.
Gu trouvera dams Establishment, 4 tonte heure du
jour ct de la mutt, I'm Pharmacien don't pexperience
ct Pattention quill portera aux ordonnances de mes.
sieurs les medicins, offrent une pleine garantie aux
families. p. LEONCE HEBRARD a CHE.
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MILLER & FORESTER, Con-
4Nl- Merchants, SO Natchez street. Nss01,sa.N
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q PUBLIC est informe que 10 mort de
~ Mr.. J.B. BELLoco, ~n'apporte aucun change.
ment dams Ia maison de mme de ]. B. BEL,
LOCO Il CO., ct c~onformement d notre acte de soci-
etc nous continuerons les affaires de la dite maison
sous Ia meme raison sociale j. B. Bellocq Il Co.
Nouvelle. Orleans, rs Septembre, 1855.
J. +. DERBEs, j. B. BELLOCQ & co.
PIERRE Roy, Associes surviyants.
A. P. NoBLoM,\ - E1 ISL
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THEPATRIOT
Hex,lsiah Bedott.

EFlclL JOURNAL Of THE PARISH OF SAINT LANDRY.
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NHAS. N. EALER EFT Gle. y%iennent de
~ recevoir un grand assortment de Bellies MON
TRES, B1JOUTER1E, etc., de differences qualities,
Toute espece d'ouvrage, concernant leur meter, sera
execute dune maniere satisfaisante. NJ. Ealer con-
tinuera a bonner son attention personnelle a Ia repa-
ration des Montres, ct dams cette occupation il tache-
ra de faire plaisir q SEES nombreux amis ct au public,
Bureau. enc. des rues Maine ct Landry, Opeiousas.
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NEW ORLEANS CARnc'

r TOLEDANO & TAYLOR, Coma
Ds Merchants, corner Of st. Charies ~ aseaA
streets, NewOrleans. I'll A1e "
ENJ TOLEDANO. EfsJ. M,nor.,,
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r TOLEDANO & TAYLOR, Marchands
-. COMMISSIONERS, encoignure des rues Saint
Charles ct Union, Nouvelle-Orl6ans
BENZ. TOLEDAN0. J. M'DONALD TAYLOR.
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Avocat ct Conseil-
~ Ter, Opelousas, Le., s'occuppera toute affaire
concernant SO profession, tant dams Ia paroisse de St.
Landry que dams les paroisses avoisinantes.
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VALERY ROY, Collector, ofhre respect
v ueusement SEES services CONNIE tel, au public.
Tout ordre, laisse au magasin de Ney & Estorge, sera
promptement execute.
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MARC HOLLIER, Peintre ct Vitrier, Of
WI fire SEES services au public. II Sc rendra partout
on il sera appele, ct sera expedite dams SEES enter
prises ct modGre dams ses prix. II nettoiera, regrat-
terra ct revernira les vieux meubles, ct fera en- un
moi, tout ce qui concerne les diyerses branches de
ses meters. Residence aux Opelousas.
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WILLIAM II. sPEN GER, Avocat.-
w Exercera sa profession dams les differences
Cours du l5me District Judiciaire. Par son assidui-
te ct son indnstrie il compile meriter Encouragement
public. Bureau aux Opelousas.
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JOSEPH d. RICHARD, Notaire Public
q dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Son bureau
au Grand C6teau. 10 Mai. t
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John MACDONALD, Ingenieur Civil ct
= Arpenteur, ofre SEES services au public, il ex-
ecutera immGdiatement toutes les commandes qui lui
seront donnees. S'adresser a Mr.. Charles N. Ealer,
encoignure des rues Maine ct Landry, Opelousas.
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r OUTS STAGE, Encanfeur Public dams
~ ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau d Ia
Vile Platte. Min -.. II
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A LPHONsE DEBAILLON, Encanteur
~ Public dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry.
Tout ordre laisse chez lui on au bureau de 7. s.
Robin sera promptement execute.
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0NEZIME A. GUIDRY, Notaire Public
~ dams ct pour 10 Paroisse St. Landry. Bureau
aux Opelousas. Avril Z.
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I'D. P. DOREMUS, Dentiste, offre respec-
~ tueusement SEES services a ses amis ct au public
en- general. Tout ordre laisse 4 ce bureau sera
promptement execute. Opelousas, 3 Mars, 1855.
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r E DOCTEUR r. BURR, Dentiste, apres
~ vingtrcinq ans d'experience dams sa profession,
offre SEES services au public en- general, on lie trouyera
meure tout pres du village. Mars II. r,
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A Case of Modesty on the Police Docket

Daniel Meredith, in soied coat that might
have been claret colored once, was desired to
plead to the charge Of intoxication.
g Indeed, sir" said Daniel, 81 am over
whelmed- struck all of heap, as the saying is
You see this crimson suffuson on my counte
nauce-(Mr Merediths counteuanee was suf-
fused, but whether with ingenious shame or Old
Holland we can't pretend to say that sufu
sion, sir, tells more plainly than words can
speak, the distress and anguish of mind feel at
being arraigned tor the low, execrable, detest-
able vice of drunkenness Sir, nay ears tingle
with the word; feel my cheeks scorched by the
damnable consciousness of the offence oh IN
pity allow me to hide my face from this respect
able assembly, and especially your honor. VINO,
being perfect model of sobrety yourself, can
not be supposed to have any sympathy for the
weakness Of others. My modesty, sir, is shocked
beyond all healing remedies. Where shall
hide /" asked Mr.. NJ, glancing wildly over ths
| floor of the office, as if in search of an auger.
hole.
ssI am glad to see you 80 sensible of you
fault" said his honor" and have strong hope
that man who experiences such humiliatin
sense of his guilt, will not be Likely to err aga
! in the same manner. You are discharged, Mr.
Meredith; go, and take better care of yourself.
| "That was spoken like your honor. Yours
the most exalted kind of virtue. that can over
look the missteps of an erring, frail fellow-crea
ture. Sir, there is one thing more, if nigh
dare to speak
Go on, Mr.. Meredith" said the Mayo
kindly.
" Oh, what model of goodness !" exclaime
Mr.. NJ, with uplifted eyes and hands. !" You
honor encourages me to beg the loan of qual
ter I'll pay it faithfully as soon as a
brought up again y
"This is modesty with g vengeance! 7" e
claimed the Mayor, with justifable indignatio
:. Begone, you imposter, and take care that 81
t are not brought up again. or your sham III
desty shall not save you from the extreme +
0 nalty of the yagrant act"
eHeasens who would have thought th
4 asking for the loan Of quarter could ma
I such on alteration" said Daniel, meekly, as
retired from the tribunal
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Second District Pound.


VKTAS brought to the Second District Pound corner
Wv of St. Ann and Derbgny streets, as estrays-
One dark brown and white she Goat, both ears spht
One white she Goat. light yellow head.
One black she Goat,
One black she Goat with white spst the forehead
Two light yellow she Goats. tG
One white she Goat, both ears bored.
One yellow, white and brown shs Goat.
Which. if not claimed within ten days. and the ex-
peases thereon paid will be sold at public auction at SAID
pound, on FRIDAY, the 18th October. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ AUG. S. PHELPS, Street Commissioner
New Orleans Oct. 8, 1856
HB etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Second
4 District rangle des rueH st. Anne and Derbigny,
CONNIE epaves-
Une Ghevre bruE fonce ct blanche les orees fendues
Une CheYre blanche la tete iaune claire.
Une Chevre noire
Une Chevre noire, une tache blanche au front.
Deux Chevres jaune claire.
Uns Chevre blanche, les deug oreilles percies
Une Chevre jaupe, blanche ct bruno. .
81 ees ne pas recames dams dix jours ct les de-
penses payes, elies seront vendues renchere pub
ique su dit depot, FENDREDI. le 10 Octobre 1865,
10 heures A. NJ. AUG. 8. PHELPS,
Commissaira des Rues,
Nouvele Orleans, 8 octobre, 1855. 90 l5 10
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WHITE INDIANS, - perceive an article is
taking the rounds, headed ..The White 1ndians,'
represented as residing between California and
Santa Fs. The writer of this article has been
in that section of the country, aud hesrd of no
such nation as that described as the Ma@kees.
The Nebanoes, or Navigoes, he has been among,
but must represent far different from the
descr ption given. Their government is purely
republican; the habits Of the people pastoral
and agricultural. They are ffor lndians) far
advanced in the arts, are more industrious, far
more ingenious, etc., than their Mexican neigh
bors and are much further advanced in the
arts of civilized life; their mechanicism appears
(sui generis) singular in it's kind, and sayors
more of Chinese or Indian origin. Their blank-
cts are highly priced by the Mexicans, and sell
| at high price. They are very chivalrous, ana
are considered the perpetual enemy OF the
Mexican-Spa whom they treat with the
utmost contempt. They have 3e,VOo warriors
| living in valleys, surrounded by lDaeeesslnle
mountains, with narrow passes They long bid
| defiance to the combined power OF Mexico,
/ making frequent excursions, capturing many
4 Mexfcans, with their horses. Prisoners they
make slaves of, and in return, the Mexicans
make slaves of them, whenever taken captive.
They are very ingenious and careful servants,
but are very uncouth; the structure of their
heads gives them very homely appearance
they are but little, if any, lighter in complexion
than any other Indians. Their mountain fast
nesses were never penetrated by hostile fee
until few years past. The Government Q
. Mexico sent General Niseaire, one of theil
bravest chieftains, against them; he penetrated
, to their strongest towns, and compelled them e
sue for the first time for peace still predator
warfare is carried on between them ana 'ne
!, Mexicans.
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A NEST OF RoBsERs, = The GAINESVILLE inde-
narae,t ~ ra.sr a,te states that the rosd leading
go ~, ,,; :. n KaiS SIS infested with band
of ar rsha,s and raurdereEs, who almost *ses15 az
tempt to rob and lay dasucsss and travel
i, nm attempt made Some mcaths ago on the
,,ss >. M Ioeshsrt in which Of tue two horses he
,,s r,yips wss killed. though he made his escape Also
the murder week or Two ago, OF citizen Of Aaces
which Occurred on this road.
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A KEEN REToRT. - Some time ago Lewis
Tappan, of Ohio, Ia notorious abolitionist) had
the assurance to address q letter to Gen John
81. Cooke, of Virginia. urging him and his-in-law
to emancpate, one Thousand slaves, whom Tap
pan alleges these gentlemen hold in bondage.
This letter was published in the New York
Tribune, and copied into many other papers.
To this inpudent letter Mr. Philip st George
Cooke replies in the Richmond Whig. His reply
is brief, but it is crusher. After quoting Tap
pans letter, he says:
Snow, sir, as it is we'll understood-at least in
the community in which l live-that am the
person alluded to by you, under the designation
of the son-in- law of Gen Cooke, shall take
the liberty of expressing to you through a
channel equally public, the contempt feel for
the pharisaical, canting and ungentlemanly
tone and tenor Of your whole letter, and Of say
ing, sir, further to you, that when you, together
with your whole fraternity OF abolitionists,
shall have clothed, housed. fed and otherwise
cared for, and improved one thousand of the
wretched free negroes in your own midst, or
shall have done the same thing for one thou
sand of the white slaves and paupers among
the tens of thousands of such who are allowed
to experience every winter in your great cities
all the miseries of an utter physical and moral
destitution, and when you shall have placed
your one thousand free negroes, or white
paupers, in circumstances of as much physical
comfort, social and moral Improvement, rs are
now enjoyed by Gen. Cookies slaves and my
own, you. sir, will have given to the world
better proof of your own consistency, than
you can ever hope to do, although you should
| spend long life of impertinent and canting in.
| termeddlipg with the affairs of Southern gem
tlemen.
| 81 remain, sir, with due respect.
| 'sPHILlP Sr GEO CoCKa."
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THE GOOD sAMARITANs.

YEyHIS ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED LAST
evening in consequence epidemic being in midst
John Holland Ptesident: Vice President; J.
Mnson, Secretary John FLASHER, Treasurer.
John L. lie WE hlayors Office
Czens' Bank j. Y ttendergas Or
Office, Third Drct and Thos s. moore Republican oee
Frurth District. i, a,
ADysKRs.-Doeos s. A. Cartgrlga j. D. Maefarane
la Wederstrand, Bertrand, n D2nnaud and Lewis
You PnydIas strset aud e. kne hoyai street.
George ", Dixon.
uRsEs FOR Tuz SIcgPersons residing ou. OF the
apply Cur No. Poydras Market
Johu Fahe Perodo lire opposite the Garroton Rnio ad
Depot under The ST. Charles Hotel
Wanted immeda ely fifty aecl ated female nsrses Apply TO
Market; f. kesrs bookstore, under
h ST. Charles HOTEL John Flasher Perddo street, oppese
he Carroll ton Railroad Depot Refet
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
coMpTRoLLER's OFFICE,

COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans May !, 1855. J
Resolre, That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. standing ad
yertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. 1872 approved
March 3d. 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unlsrs contracted under authority Of
rsferred lsfn to- ssnea E ~.A TRACY RI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[sigpedf u. IL. PLACE,
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved April 3d. 1856.
[signedI JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and of the
public is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
: o. DE BUYS, 4
my19 tt Comptroller City of New orleans.
First District Pound
XMAS brought to the First District Pound on Dry
wv ades street. Triton Walk, as estrsys-
One dark yellow she Goat
One she Goat, black body white the rump left ear
cropped, with collar.
One black and white she doat, with string on the
neck.
One white she Goat, both ears cropped, right horn
broken.
Also. as eneumbrsnces on the streets
One dray No. 375; dray, No. 1241 one cart, NO
124 one cart body, no number.
which, if not claimed within ten days, AID the ex,
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at SAID
pound, on FRIDAY, the 10Th day Of October next at
10 O'Clock A. NJ AUG s. PHELPS.
Street Commissioner
New Orleans Oct 8, 1856.
n Il etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Premier
District, Dryades, pres de la Promenade Triton,
CONNIE epaves-
Une Chevre jaune fonce.
Une Chevre ayant Ia corps noir, la coupee prefque
blanche foreilie gauohe ecourtee ct au collier.
Une Chevre blanche ct noire, eorde au cou.
Une Cheyre blanche les oreilles ecourtee la corne
droita cassee. 5.
Aussi, CONNIE embarras sur la vote puhlique-
Une dray, No 3I5 dray, No, 124l charrette,
No. l24, le corps aune charrette sans numero.
81 les dts anmaux charretes ct drays, ne sont pas
reclames dams dix ours ct les depenses s
vendues Fenchere publique dit depot, VENDkEDl,
le l9 Octobre 10 heures A. NJ. 4u4
AUG. s. PHELPS, Commissaire des Rues
Nonyee Orleans, le Oct, 1885 o9 10 "