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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-11-03

BoNNEs NouvELLEs !!-L'Americain Advo-
cate, de Richmond, nous donne d'excellentes
nouvelles de Ia paroisse Madison. II calcule
que notre majorite en- novembre sera de SO a
100 voix. En- 1853, cette paroisse apparte-
matt au parti Democratique.-Mais depuis lors
SAM s'est fait conna1tre!
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-11-03

turned from New0rleansl with wei selected st0ek
of JiA DiES' DRESS GOODS,
DoNNETS, TRIMMING etc., Of every yariety'antl
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-11-03

r OUIS WAITER, Ebfniste. of1re vendre
~ pour du compliant dcs Armoirs, des Garde Man
ger des Lavabots, des Tables de dlerentes qualites
etc. etc. plix aussi Inodere quon pourrai sc les
piocurer en- villc Sadresser l'Hotel de M. Alfred
Patin, 0pclousas.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-11-03

fproaching on horseback. They waiH rough 4
looking fellows dressed IL AA2ptingshirts, anll
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-11-03

A VIS,--Le societe qui existait sous Ia raj
"A son NEy & EsToRGE est dissoute de consente-
ment mutuel; les deux associ6s sont charges do la
liquidation.
Opelousas, October ~, 1866.
D. NEY,
&. ESN1HCT.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-11-03

EDOCTEUR Il. BURR, Dentste, apres
~ vingt-cinq ans d'exptrience dams So profession,
ore services au public general on e trouyera
lneure tout nrhs in yillage. IInrs II.
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NHAS. N. EALER Ell Gle. vienncnt de
~ recevoir i'm grand assortment de Bellies MON
TRES, BIJOUTERlE, ETC., de ditftrentes qualities
guis offrent des prix r6duits, pour du compliant
Toute espece d'ouvrage, concernat eur m6tier sera
execute dune mani6re satistasante. Nj. Ealer con-
tinuera donner son attention personnelle Ia rGpa
ration des Montres, ct dams cette occupation il tache
IA de aire plaisir nombreux amis ct au public
Bureau. enc. des rues Maine ct Landry, Opeousas
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.lbsI Mail. NJ Ws.
n -
,rortolk and Portsmouth.

..o,s.pseof the Dispatch.
CITY s,,. Fsver- Deaths Ner Gases
lssasse''V NcaroLK. Sept s. 1855
.,,ssd TO inform You that the COO
N hissy have caused rapid abatement
-.s.se: se", oar rernaiutng cisisans are at last
use teseI' ~ prospect OF returning hea lth -
ssrsa ~ .,,ty deaths on Ss'srday, ,w en'y five
ssss ssfs saaa.y, and only shout fifteen to- day.
IN shi,e r az lady OF wm. F. Tyler. who
H. !. u ..rssedlusly eficicnt officer oil the
s,,ssd Askiss Feu,ress. sister OF the late Thos.
aa DR. Mary Frank, Mr.. Gray, Mas
Fesfesa. ION. aud . son OF Mr.. Dray, are
ss,as sass who have died since my last let
=, ~ ns''a Moore. Miss Ann Heron. Mrs. DR..
Dr. ~ Raipcock. Mrs Frank Taylor and
lrse.rsssss, sanIpas. are among those VINO are re-
W gu sxcsedIDgly III to das. But mere are
vsf's cher ease'. lao. A.. ao 7
~ nsy tsroush the hospissl . rev asys ~, !
~ 10 ons o. s.,slv possible bad seen before He
isssih' ~. ma al the most sad. eraacisted, and
20 ssafhsy, bsicss / ever looked upon He
t,ddrt Psa'-s and recognised him. He 10 the
,.gs: nf s.,..sr OF the Gospel OF good standing
- a . So, Hsviog bsen attacked With toe
81 GA "a "a, taken to the hospital and attend
'sf ss1' tsew him well; but really. tns fearful
81 ii % cbsused and dishgured aim tnat ne
Ss,ss h.o y ,ss s,nae individual. Hs was . com.
y soi zen n HI ,uoksn and yellow cheeks, and
80 80 80 eouutenance excited the sympathy OF
sss's1ss' .ss him. But his eyes gave oim ene
CSC . w. and unnatural sppesraDes-ona De.
- sss'i, yellow and ths oibsr q red . blood
~ psnesaI Ia ass q ffishtIal - vel! 80 .
sss. n oiss, 70 esholdi and yet have :esa sun
.ss. h s.is .sos,ss s n,s..ssd ip ssdsss
VI % s5,sth ,,s escaped With their lives. white
~ seI S ss.s sisd and gone to their long homes
y "'A' In treat haste, E.
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IT .TGRAPHIC NEWS
..ATt 3 FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
FALL OF SERAsTnPD
THIRTY THOUSAND MEN sLAINi
THE CRY IN RUINS,

HOU SAND MEN SLAIN
THE CRY IN RUINS.
New YORK, Sept. a7.-The steamer Wash.
ington, with dates from Liverpool to the ls.h,
arrived here this morning.
The Pacific arrived out on the 18th.
Sebsstopol has fallen. The bombardment
commenced on the 9Th inst and lasted three
days, during which time the French were six
times repulsed, and the English once before
the Red and Malakoff Towers. with com.
oined loss of $4,000 men. The laughter was
terrific The Russians also losing $4,000
men. 's
Inc Russians evacuated the CITY. after
blowing up the Notifications, sinking the
shipping, and firing the buildings, leaving
notning but smouldering ruins.
Five French Generals were killed. among
them Gen. Bosquet.
a large allied force was marching to inter.
cept the Russians in their retreat towards
the interior.
The allies captured an immense quantity
of materials.
The allied commanders had been instruct.
Ga 70 demand an unconditional surrender of
aii the troops. stores and dofences in the
Crimea. including Odessa.
FRANCE.
~ An attempt had been made to asssssinate
Napoleon.
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correspondence of the Dispatch.

n I'VE" iohk, sept. rs 1855.
ma. "a Soikmsn a! the Brooklyn Navy Yard bsve
Ia,Io,. second contribution for the relief of the
b,so onIn sufferers amounting to $500 II hes
sum ot 81 0ne ee "oexss.nce iheygave the handsome
The ,morr, euco 'ioerallty Is noble Indeed -
Copmit,ee Ww 0.'e a IN this city BY the General
ofthe HorfoJt a,a Iscy treasurer, for the relief
1870 'A' Ffo'snoulh sufferers, To- $50.
ia ' 'iies OF resolutions were pre,en,sd o, o.
80 rue Aims Houss Goysrnors -, anso"
l,Ihns 70 .nS,, instruct The Warden a, Rand.Iis
lhs reI,sinn nJ" all persons from ptsrfer,ng WITH
lsnnIna ~ opnions OF The children. ard frer, o.
The aMs,oS Ell .uein any sectarisn doctrjne
Ina, nascn uiff tsthe title of a wo,L III
b ,no,s Az appearance, and which !. ,hnnL
10 "uu, b,,'.a 3' 90 Inc part of Forest the sc,,r
or prsends &c a t,.sht before the public I, aivs.
ts!weeu pSvs,, me history Of the d,fien,,is.
Edgar Oskwood , Ursss, the trsgedian, (cslIed
srae Sinclair sIc Of, wife, the present Cath.
attack upon Mr., .a p' Catharine st M.ur1 The
,t,,I 90 arliul wan,op and Is., one' Depicting
. :, OF delirium .rems,s AU Id" az degraded
uomH Downing, q coIo,,s
Ii s,., ~ - S az oyster dealer in oeiJ knovn
s.oa n,ai's .In Avenns car en- steet, tooh
,urput, on ~, ~ female of hi. own ,s evening,
Sto iadncs bi.s ~ o~n. The conductor s,ts
90 &C. Conductor proeursS the car, but he rsfused.-
asbsls o. made made towards hl, fo,sih,. a Demon
ta,ia sftsr ever s-d was finally ns,noI,teS -
7. HARD sae eiiiAin5s .ms.,o row pI''a 70
4u .djourn.S ,oe@oeraiic Judicial Convsn,,on
fG.sses nominst,a".e. ns ast night, aud made ;he
Gsns j.uss Whitips. 9dss Of the saprsns
NJ u hs roi,aaef:r and iona. sbs,,ia
safj; lac we Coart OF Common Pi. o. Iniiiip.i
marine Court, Georre = AIlsn
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''''s'pondsDcs Of the D,.ns,.h

,ihss E.,op,. IhiLADELEHIA, ssptenbsY as
q % e n %s'n s..o S1 IL H., Sss.:o.
E. prec...o oout 1000 members Of the order S ~.,s
,,sss.ioas wer. n s.'unye OF M nervous bands -
81. sis ss ss Jersey, D.Is~srs a.ryi.. O.
-. sna from ~ 1oiunbis. South Carolias anc
s..ss sad towns The :.ia ~
s.seaI,s ws,s n aasace sqasre. whore late rsstins
.sf.I shoi5p o.sd fog the occasion, wa. sun. bx
.. Rev H.. 'css aas y an orchestra. A PRAYER
r Inc w.. b. 40 or.slou from M!
as.s closed ~ Music ~ ths choir. and q benz.
ssss I ,ss Is.t0rm.d and marched 70 Is. ns Ss
atis.ss Vii S s,. Lodges will enter, while the
~ have huge huge and delegates from other s.sses
saa'sn, ss sssq.st In the Han this evening.
We, o., " ION Norfolk and Portsmoath are { 81 81
iis@ The ute q relief have requested I'll
~a u. ta .as fsets to them, in orlsr that Dor
OF OF sitizsss, u shsiF hands
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
A RRIVAL OF THE AMERICA

HALIFAX, Sept 27.-The steamer America,
from Liverpool, arrived here to- day, with
dates to the 18th inst.
FALL OF sEBAsToPoL.
Inc tall OF Sebastopol is confirmed by the
America. which brings three days later
dates than the Washington.
COMMERCIAL.
LivEnpooL. Sept: l5th.-Cotton 10 dull In oonss.
ausncs 81 tne Sank OF England having advanced its
discount to Il Per cent and an expected adj
va 70 per cent Sales for the week reach As
ooo osiet OF which speculators took 5000 bales
MANGHESTER advicss less favorable. Breaestuff,
generally dull rrices unchanged, except Wheat.
which has advanced one penny.
produce good.
PROVISIONS dnli and unchanged. Lard setiys, with
. sPecuiative demand Sugars advanced pence
ney S9O4 ''o.' 'ei w
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THE FEVER; NEWS

PETERSBURG. Sept 81, 9 P M.-There has
not BEEN one word of reliable news receivd
here to day from Norfolk or Portsmouth.
The Coffee did not connect with the river
boat and there was no train on the Seaboard
road.
- 1t is said that Capt Drew, of the steamer
WTownes, arrived here to-day and re.
ported the death OF DIR Moore and II other
deaths in Norfolk; but l place no reliance in
the report. The steamer touched here, and
LETT immediately, before l could see him.
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T. Y. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

sYRAcusE, N. Y, Sept. 1.-The nominating
committee of the Republican Convention conyens
ed here have agreed to report the following ticket
for Stats officers: Secretary of State, Preston
King; Comptroller, James NJ Cook State Enei-
neer, George Woods; Treasurer. Alex. B. viii.
liams; Attorney General, Abijah Mann. Canal
Commissioner, Daniel M Bissell; Prison Inspector,
ford R. Wood and Joseph Walfen.
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COMMERCIAT,-

BALTIMORE, Sept z7.-Thsrs il general di.oo..
ten to hold back for the steamers news. Flour
ste.dy-Howard, Ohio and City Mills quoted at
Wheat 81 81 a 81 81 red Oh IS 81 s5 Corn dull
white and yellow IS 80. Provisions IN shan al.
New YoRK, Sept. z7.--The Flour market is unset.
sd-good State brands 81 81; Southern 90 81 e9 g.
Wheat trifs lower-Southera white % 05 81 u
Corn dull-western mixed 81 SO. Pork trifs higher
S22 &22 81. Eeef firm. Lard dull. with deeli.
ming tendency. Whiskey unchanged Stocks lower
Va. 6's &974
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TRY GOODS FOR CASH.-CHRIs-

~ TIAN LAfHhCf, No. 80 Main Street, Rich.
mond, Va.-We call the attention of planters and
purchasers generally, to system of selling goods
for CASH only, which with rs il no longer an expe
riment, IS our experience has amply proven to our
afforded cheaper for cash, than on credit, whether
long short
We shall be prepared to offer greater inducements
than from increased facilities in purchasing
and confidently invite an examination OF our stock,
comprisng all styles of heavy Woolen Goods for
wants; Blankets, Flannels. Satnet and Cassmeres
Ladies' Dress Goods Of the most fashionable styles
and newest designs In black and coorsd Silks; Meri
nos, Mouselin and Chashmsres; housekeeping goods
.uch a. Irish Linens Linen and cotton sheetngs
Table DsmasAs. Towengs Dimities and Curtain =
tsrais Paris Embroie eriesin Musin and Lace.
fabrics imported: Also, splendid assortment OF
English and American Carpets of rich Tap estry Brus
sells and Velvet, Three-ply Ingram and Hemp Car.
pets. rugs Druggets, Mat and Oil Cloths. Ali Of
which Ill be sold at such prices will make II an
object to each purchaser
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP,
Be No. 80 Main Street.
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FROM SANTA EE.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept 90 The Santa Fe m all has ar.
rived with dstsE TO the lat The Indian relations
In New Mexico were more favorable. The mail
party met very few Indians, and they were friendly
Col Sumner left Fort Leavenworth on the 2Olh'
with three companies.
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MIR. CHAMPIONS CASE

WASHINGTON, Sept 27.-It is the general
belief here that our government will demand
tho recall of Mr. Champion, the British min
lister, by the next steamer.
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THE EOREIGN ENTJsrMENrS

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 27.-The several in.
dictments against Hertz, for recruiting troops
in the United States for the British army,
were given to the grand jury this morning,
who. In fifteen minutes, returned verdict Of
guilty" On all the bills.
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=, among the patents issusd Tussdsy were oas To
Wm White, OF Portsmouth, on improvsment 10 b "a.
stsads, and one TO Thomas N Lupton of Winahss.
. .eh Va Tor improvement to rates to rsspiug ma.
The Baptiss Of Mount I'd, Albsmsrls, are about
thereof 'S ~ 70 pastor
a.. yas nsw Bspt!st Church in Frsasrislsbsra vas
mend ofasis sas. " A'sn'
Dr, Lhomas d. Wright, 10 old plysisisu Of Esi.i.
1ors, Sisd fsssdsy sverips. y .'''''
:, nsssrs DslsEsld. Aerdsesi l. Mcclellan the thras
y, =. oMosrs who have inspected ssbsstcpoL hsVs
Witt he allied works.
hon John Wells. prominent merchant Of Bos.
TON. died ON Tuesday night
niehsei Esgan dad at New Haven on the I4th.
"hiie drinking quart Of liquor for wager
julius Rockwell has accepted the Re b,iasn nom.
inAtion tor Governor of Massschuaetts
The n,issinS shi7 "duidiog Star" has bee n ssasr.
tslned to be safs
Mel. John Anderson, o soldier of 1919. died In
MONROE county, on the 18th in.t
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BY PAYNE 4 MAYO.
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS;
I'm ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND
GSA 6hEEDERS The following 6re BLOOD.
I'D STOCK will be offered for sale at auction ~,
FRIDAY. the Fous Mile der Of sae fairfield (Vs
Races, Got 3th. 1862 Immediately after tne Race:
j. Bay Stallion. Grille Edmondson aow i've vsa;,
old. in dus health and condition
. Cray nsrs, Andrewetta. about Is years old, now
s. Gray Colt, BY Revenue, dam Andrewetta, now
4. sorrei Colt, by Talla-Ho, dam Andrewetta
5. sc1e Filley. by Revenue. dam A ndrewetta.
A part OF this stock is owned jointly by Chesthsm
failey. MI Teley has CONSENTED to sail the sfook
entire and without the !ss.. reserve.
The stock 10 now at the Faiif-ld Rsss Course. in
fine condition, under tbs inn nediste charge of Mr.
Talley, who viii take pleasure in giving any nfor.
nation IN regard TO them.
The property 10 sold for division, on account Of
the continued indsposition of Mr. Gh6stha.n
10 persons wanting such properly, 1 rare chance
Il row offered to supply themselves VITA The best
blood in the county. IS sslsss-" 80
Terms cash. z. g. GAUMP,
Acting for A Gheathsna
Sc l0-dsds TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Arcts.
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may b dIunsnssi "A TIA aessrvins who will thrs Be
vcueAed f6r by their own people Another fsmtes
tsncs Of o. 000 Will be sert to tho two cities To-
cay.
youns medical ,tudeas from the South, who IL.
rived In ehilsas Ipsia fsw days sins.. snd u nov
ssspeirs ct the Ashissd HOUSE., Arch street. vas
gold watch, BY the old and we'll knows patent safe
eaEo.
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EFFECT OF THE FOREIGN NEWS.
PETERSBURG, Sept. 27.-The news of the
fall OF Sebastopol has created much excite
ment here, especially among our Irish and
Scotch citizens, who place no reliance in the
truth of il
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
S00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
COO HATS AT AUcTION.-On WLDNEs.
JAY. l1th October: We will SELL at 10 O'Clock, ct
our auction store, 500 Boots Shoes and H.t.-
fresh and dssIable Fall and Winter Goods
TERMS Under 500 cash; 800 and over month.
credit for approved paper
100 DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. CO.,
so ~ Aucts.
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I0I ACREs OF LAND IN CHEs
NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

NOTICE 70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
= Having enlarged snd reitte1 my store, 1 am
now prepared to serve tt with good an article
bad in the United States.
ALSO-A large stonk of NUTS, of every variety
RAlSlNs, In whole, half and quarter boxes; Prunes
Citron; Curtant5; Preserved Ginger, &C.
ALSO-A Large variety Of FANCY GOODS; Yoys
Violins Acc3rdeans and Cigars which will ssll At
wholesale n retail, on very reasonable terms Give
me q trial JAMES MOORE
re 27-6t 81 Main ar
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By LARUs { SHINE,
TNRUSTEE'G 9AT.r 0r ororr ,ru

III
J. 9TArIOHERY, BLANK HOORE ~ a.
:nSuCTioN.-Wiii be sold ct auction. ia our store.
.no enslre HOOK OF James Gibbs, removed from
store NO 81 Main street, eonSistipg Ia part of FooIs
cap Letter and Note Psper full bound BLANK ,ol =
al All Gyies ana szes; Law, Medical and Stsndard
, Aiso-AI extensive ss,ortment of School Books:
sioles o. al styles together with complete assort
msnt OF Stationery and Fancy Goods
The above sale will commsnce on FBuRaDAv
morning, ths 9Th Inst! Ct 10 O'Clock. Ia our saies.
until the entire stock 10 closed. -
country merchants and tbs city trade would do
wen 70 attend. az bargains Will be given
All tuns unaer SloO. cash; over that amouut four
months tor approved negotiable paper
slLAS l.. JOHNSON Trustee
Sale conducted by LARUs SHIsE, Aucts
So 17-tds
CONFERENCE.-The above stock sale of
StatloasIy Blank Books SO DC, will be continued
THIS EVENING, commencing at z O'Clock The
tend -
.e % LAKUs & SHINE, Aucts.
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BY GODDIN a. APPERSON
I ARaE FRAMED DWELLING TN

! AkuE FRAMED DWELLING IN
~ MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On sAFUIsDAY, the 9th October 1856, will be sold
on the premises, ccnnsnsiag at 4a o'clock, the
large and newly erected famed DWELLING. at the
upper cad OF sats nearly opposite to tbs re.
sasIce o. ar; Geo w snsliinss AID row occupied
The house has roolns. with FIRE places to xix of
them. besides Kitchen ana stable aud is most beau
tfay ~ situated The lot fronts $50 feet runs back
TERMS One-fourth cash; balanss at 4. and -
months, for nsgotsble notes. interest added, and
ute LES 5s'alnsd till G a5i HSts p ASprssou
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
CLAY AND 9Th sTREETg FOR SALE AT
AUCfION.-Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY. the
Sd of Octobsr, 1855 on the premises commensi,e
at q O'Clock, the large and convepisntIy located
recently occupied by Rev. VIM. Love- The Dwell.
ing IL large and conveniently arranged There is be-
sides. new Kitchen in the yard, and the whole
premises In the most complete repair. Tbe neigh.
borhood is excel;snt. and the distance very conye.
nent TO the usual places of business churches mar.
ket &c.
TERMS -One-a'th cs.h !; balance at 8. 6. . ard -
noEth for negotiable notes. interest added secured
Sy Trust Deed Or tile retained.
I0I ACRES OF LAND IN CHES-
M E. TERF.hLP Po CO. ss NEAR TO GLoyER
IN MAhCHESTER.--Will be sold on TUESDAY
the ID October 1855, at O'CLOCK P. M In front Of
tract Of 4ol scres Of land the county of Chester
held. called ''Taylors" within mile of the Glover
and % from Richmond.
There is on the place Dwelling containing 7
rooms bssdes large Stable, Kitchen: Smoke .hours,
sufficient qnsatiy Of ii nber for the uss of the nisca
The sale will positively take place.
FERMs-Oae-fourth cash baleuee at 4, and 70
month"; for negotiable notes interest added aud title
sea GODDIN & APPERsoN, Auct..
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Sc S-2awSw
PRICES REDUCED.

PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN Srs
TNHE subscriber takes pleasure in announ:
4 cling to the public that his PLANNING and SAW
MILL 10 now in complete order.
Having recently incurred expense ofseyeral hum
dred dollars IN and perfeetns his Machinery
for Planning, Saving, and Tongueng and Growing ali
kinds of Boards and Plank, he 10 enabled to ex-
eeute superior wsrk, at greatly reduced prices.
sail from those In want respectfully solicited.
de 9-ts WILLIAM FORBES.
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NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.-All per-
IN sons are forewarned from huutns, or in auv
way trespsssing our lands The law will be en-
forced against all offenders.
p. Il. WINSTON
j. +. SUTTON
L B. PRICE,
]. A. WINGFIELD
Admir- Of BENZ. Wingfi.ld decd
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN-

MATCH GREY PONIES, AT AUG.
80, TON On SATURDAY. the ssth met at 10
sa e the large Lot nearly in rs.r Of my store
ron sel ior sash, pair of Match grey Poniss that
III weH IN single or double harness and sre Alto
s91gnsf very superior animsls -
OE1s WOKk MARES. &c II Will also GALL
'sses tafrn Anle, ANss and Hoyses
~ 3. CAUfHO4N Auat
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PENNSYLVANIA GRICuL TuRAL EAR

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 27.-There was severe
storm here last night. 1t 10, however, clear and
beautiful this morning. There Is great anxiety
manifested to see the President. The blowing
match took place this afternoon.
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fH31H~Hoo II 11111 W.T. II OF 5UDNE IANEH.
BALTIMORE, Sept 27.-Mrs fancy. wife of Chief
Ill =. Old Point Medical aid has been sent for
from this civ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28
SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH
MONO.

OFFICE removed to the store of Chris
~ tan 4 Lathrop, No. 50 ksln st--In eonsequsnss
Of the resignation Of David Z. Crane, VIM II. Chris
has been removed 10 the aess Of chTistisn L La
;hrop, where dsposites vin - received. on whish
manning on deposts six usoe1hs or longer, and i've
Ger cent for shorter perIoA
This Institution has been = sri.tsnes
40 suspended debt hanover lost one dollar, OF fall
- to pay any certificate when dus.
yNO. THOMPSON, RreGdsnt
WIN. II. CHRIo1IAN, Cashisr
nh o-b GEO. STEEL, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28
I UMBER, MAHOGANY AND sHTN
ITO PREVENT YELLOW FEVER

y U FEVER, AND FEVER AND
AdUE-Use DR.. ]. 8. ROSES sarsapsriIIs Corr.
pound. Read what DR.. J. 8. Eose of fhiladelphla
says:
This preparation is made from the purest and fre,h
Honduras Sarseparils Root, and combined with
sker Ingredients whish tend to regulate the cousti
tuition at any time at any age. It acts upon the
stomach. Liver and Rowels. carrying off ali morbid
secretions and bile. thus giving strength bloom and
vigor 1t particularly useful sfter all kinds of fe
ver TO put the body egain in perfect health and will
often prevent fevers fused in fever countries
have never Known a case of Yellow Fever Bill.
ious Fever or Fever and Ague to occur to person
when ua.ng this Sarss parills Compound Both sexe,
and all ages should take it freely. 1t siren sthens
aud tnvisorates the c0ustituton arouses the ener.
gies and physical powers increases the appetite anf
gives the skin neursi hsalthful scftness aud color
and If any latent dss.se should happen to be in the
systeci II will very SOON be thrown thesurface In
the term of Piupes or era2tions aud then dir
appear. This Sarsapsrills, combined with my Oy-.
peptis Compound, half and hail. and half q 7ioe.
slasaful taken thres times day before each m al
believs ths mixture will cure any old or eh onic
case Of diseased Liver have used it thus in many
cases, always successfully
Quart bottles 81 snail bottles so cents.
). 8. ROSE, M D.
Soda by Purcell, Ladd & Co.; Grub5s Appe rson;
y 4. St-ecker; Paterson Jackson; Benz TT
Beers; Alex. Duva; Duval L Norton; j. Blair; :. nd
Lschrissona; A. Sodeke err and w. p. Laid, Richmond
all Drnessts 10 Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg
LJnehbr s, ana other towns in Virginia.
IA l3-2tswt to