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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-12
H.
Music Teacher and Piano Tuner,
PLAQUEMINE, BerpiQe Parish,

- Offers his services to the public 10
$500 the parishes of Iberville, West Baton
et4 fsRouge and Ascension, for the tuning
of Pianos. Mr.. Fourier has secured the services
Of Mr.. L. Jannin. piano. maker, residing in Dom
aldsonville, who viii execute with care all neces-
sary repairs on Pianos, whether interior or exteri-
or workmanship, and in fact all repairs appertain-
ingto such instruments. Workmanship fully qua
ranteed. Mr.. i. Jannin is well known for hav-
ing put up and made the beautiful Pianos from the
factory Of Mr.. Weyand.
Orders left with either Mr.. /. Janvier, Donald
or with MIR. Fl. Fourier, Plaquemine,
I~berviIle, win be promptly = Ended TO. ie2
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NOTICE.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT-Parish Of
~ Iberrilie, State of Louisiana.

~ LberUiAe, State Of Louisiana.
Alexis Gauthier rs. Justin Sarta-Nc. 1874.
By vir:ue of a writ of seizure and sale to me
directed from the Hon'ble the aforesaid Court, in
the above entitled and numbered cause, | have
seized and will offer at public sale to the highest
and last bidder, on
SATURDAK Y, the I'd Of February neat, 1856,
that being the first Saturday of said month, be-
tween 'he hours Of 10 A. II, and - NJ. at the
Court house of this Parish the following described
and mortgaged property, TO wit.
A certain square Of Ground situated in the pa
IRISH of Lberville, in the rear of the town of Pla-
quemine, and making part of the property laid
out and divided into lots by the said Alexis eau
thiGI, known as Jefferson Town, and designated
in the plan of said town, deposited in the Recor-
der's Office tor reference, as square No. eleven,
and containing eight lots, numbered 78, 70, 81, 81,
50, SO and "a, on said plan; each of sail lots mea-
surfing sixty feet front by one hundred and thirty
one feet in depth; said square bounded North by
the continuation of Plaquemine street, South by
the continuation Of Court street, East by Mar
shall street, and West by Livingston street, which
lots or square of ground are unimproved-to pay
and satisfy the mortgaged claim due said p1ain-
tiff by said defendant of four hundred and eleven
dollars, together with the interest due on said sum
at s per cent from the I'd of September, 1851, till
paid, and costs.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Dep. Sheriff.
Parish of Iberville. Dec. 90, 1855-ian5
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The Absent Man.-In No. $50 Of the spee

The Absent Man.-En No. $50 Of the Spec
tator, the gifted Addison says:
Wine throws a man ont ofhimself, and infu-
ses qualities into The mind, which she is a stran
ger TO in hersaaber moments. The person
you converse after The third bottle 10 not
the same persoa who at first sat down at the
table with You. Upon this maxim is founded
one Of the prettest sayings | ever met with,
which is ascribed TO Publius Cyrus: aQui
ebrum ludifcat ladit absentem7-"He who
jests on a man that il drunk Injuries the alb
aent.''
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-12

GENTS clothing, a splendid assortment of a
Ut kinds, styles and qualities, just received, IN
tore and for sale by ROTH BROTHERS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-12

TEminent stations make great men mere
great, and little ones less.
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TIeyv Books.
LOST.

A FINE assortment justreceived bv
II novlO RICHARDS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-12

uDificulties dissolve before a che erful
spirit, like snow>drifts before the sun.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-12
Fire Brick.
M n FIRE BRICK for sale by
FOsOOO ap14 ROTH BROS.
TO THE.EADIES.

TO THE*EADEES.
VALENCIENNES Lace, Edgings and Inser rs;
Guipure do do do;
Maltese do do do:
English Thread do do do;
Applique Insertings and sprigs;
Swiss and Cambria Flonncings and Bands;
Jaconet Edgings and Ensertings:
Muslin and Jaconet sleeves, close. frilIed an
flowing;
Linen combric and clear Lawn Hdkfs-hand-
stitched, embroidered, tape and reverse bor-
dered, an endless variety;
Rich embroidered Sleeves, collars & chemizettes;
"a doz Ladies' superior Kid Gloves, assorted;
And q host of novelties in Embroideries, Dress
Trimmings, &c-just receivedby
Oct9O HART, AUSTIN & CO.
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g. BROWN,
Tailor.

Nh ust returned from New Orleans with a large
stock of Merchandise, such as Fancy and Plaid
Cassimeres, Doeskins, Black Cloths, black amp
fancy patterns ofvestings, which he will make IN
in the best style of workmanship and latest fash
ions. He also keeps constantly on hand, Gentle
men and Boys urnishings-Black and fancy col
ored Frock Coats; Pilot Cloth Coats; Fancy tweed
Coats; Black satin, fancy figured and black cloth
Vests; Undershirts; Cravats; Gloves, Socks, Hand
Wood Dxesaand a quantity ofPomatums AMI
Esse Of d A@inds. oc16
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sAMEDI. le . de Fevrier,

proclaim, 1856, entire les heures de 10 A M ct ~,
NJ. a la maison de cour de cette paroisse les pro-
prietes ciapres decrites ct hypotheques, savoir.
I'm certain islet de Terre situ9 en- la paroisse
d; Iberville, en- arriere de la vile ue P~laquemine,
ct faisant partie de la ~propriGte divisee en- terrain
par Alexis Gauthier, CONNIE sous lie nom de JEFF
ferson Town, ct designe dams lie plan de la dite
Vile, ct depos6 dams Police du Recorder par ref
erence, CONNIE Pislet No. Onze ct contenant HUT
lots numerotes II, Is, 70, so, 81, 80, SO and 81 sur
lie dit plan, chaque un des dts Lots mesurnnt
~soixante pieds de face sur cent trente ct un pieds
de profondeur; lie dit islet borne au Nord par Ia
continuation de la rue Plaquemine, au Sud par la
continuation de Ia rue de la Cour, b PEST par la
rue Marshall, ct a p0ust par la rue Livingston;
lesquelles lots on islet de terre sont vend ct sans
amelioratious; pour payer ct ~satisfaire la somme
de quatre cent ct ONE piastres ainsique Finteret
due sur la dite somme q hut pour cent a paTter,
du 2Septembre 1851, jusqu'a parfait Placement ct
les frais de process.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Dep. Sheriff.
paroisse d;Iberville. le 20 Dec. l855.-ian5
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber, intending to remove from this
i parish, offers at private sale, and on such
terms as will suit a purchaser, a good supply of
Plantation Utensils,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-12

consisting of
Wagons, PloOs, Mules, Horses, Cattle, DC,
and a superior sTUBBLE SHAVER. Also an
excellent DRAINING WHEEL in complete or
der, of the latest pattern, and easily worked with
two ~mnles-2.5O0 bbls. CORN, and some
Very Superior Seed Corn,
which he will sell by the Hogshead. samples of
which will be left with Messrs. Roth Brothers
and Hart, Austin & Co. Any orders left with
EN- will be shipped as directed.
dec22 A. SIDNEY ROBERTSON.
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''EOur Nations Coffee-Rouse.

'"3our Nations" COffee-Eouse.
The undersigned, presents his compli-
esz ments to his friends for favors past receiv-
2A4& ed, and assures them and the public gem
~erally-the people of all nations-that many ad-
vantageons additions have lately been made to his
Coffee-House, while he continues TO supply his
Bar with the very best of Wines and Liquors, and
an abundance of ICE always on hand during the
summer. "WalE in, gentlemen, what II you
have??" NJ. MARK,
ap21 Opposite the Market.
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!-SadIery!

dlery!-Sadlery!
Just received direct from New
York, a large and we'll assorted
~ stock of
~ SadleFy, Harness, &c.
Ia we are offering to purchasers at low prices.
9ur assortment embraces the annexed list Of
afticles-
~ doz extra horse and mule Collars;
6 do do Cart Saddles;
8 do do Saddle Trees;
9 do do Cart Breeding;
2 do Leather Back Bands;
8 do extra Wood Haimes;
8 sets extra Buggy Haimes;
6doz Mems Saddles, comprising a great va
riety Of English, American and Creole patterns;
2 doz side Saddles, an elegant assortment
for ladies and misses, varying in price from So to
$50;
2doz saddle Bags and Wallets assorted;
Also-a complete assortment of
English and French Brides, black and russell;
Do do Filings, do do;
Extra Martingales, extra Bride reins, buggy
Whips, stirrups, spurs, stirrup feathers, Circin-
giles, Girths, &C., for sale cheap by
sepl5 HART, AUSTIN & CO.
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GOUR DU 6me. DISTRICT, Paroisse d.
" NerUille, Etdt de la LouisiGne.
En- vertu dun writ de saisi ct de vente, a moi
adresse par lh0n. lie susdite cour dams la cause eli
dessus, intituIe ct numerot6e, J'ai saisi ct Jex-
posirai en- vente publique an plus offrant ct der
nier encherissear.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-12

Incidental Expenses, 80 cts. "
Pupils are not received for less than one quar-
ter. Payment quarterly in Advance. Boarding
Pupils are required to furnish themselves with a
silver spoon and silver fork; also with towels and
table napkins and to have their articles distinctly
marked with rnames in full. dec29
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PIaquemine Female Seminary,

RTOW under the care of Rev. E.W Lar.
IN kim, aided by Mrs. LarkiaA and an
able and efficient corps of Teachers, presents SUI
perior advantages for the education Of Young
Ladies.
TERMS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-12

Just Received
IRON New York, a fresh supply ofsgents ex.
Il ira size Under Shirts, Hosiery, 3c, nd i2 Dor.
es of Jenny Lind best Ches0ing Tbdll0. and fol
sale by janis ROTH BROTHERS.
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windOw mlags

OF all 6 rzes and good qualities for sale at
~ oc14 RICHARDS Drug Store.
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BROTHERS,
MERHRAMT ~ 6
Just Received

0EO BBLS Blus River LamaAo sale by
@OO seFss R0T BROS.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

soil oil her mothers grave disturbed, mp
rooted. and thrown aside, that his ashes
nigh, ming!e with those Of The mother
Of his children. - co..
Al his death Se charged her 10 pay of.
as lar as she nigh. be able, the debts in
CURED to procure the necessaries Of life.
The land, which. TO- want Of culture,
had not increased in value, was sold,
and left her but a few dollars. These
she expended 10 rearing some boards 10
mark the spot where she had seen bur
ried. q after another, her loved kin
dred. She had heard Of Chicago. She
had heard that in this city there were Of.
fees where strangers wishing employ.
ment could find work. She had on foo.
travelled many miles. Unit! she reached
Milwaukee, anG thence, by the Kindness
Of a poor sailor, who had seen 6er day
after day on tho dock, watching the
steamers depar, had inquired AMI ascer.
tanned that she wished to come hi,her.
bul hsc no The money. He brough, her
10 Chicago On his own vessel, and had
told her that by crossing the bridge she
could find one Of those places where sit
ua,ions were given to worthy applicants.
Such vas Der story. She had men.
toned no name except .ha, of father,
mosher, and The srdearing appelIa,ions
Of brother George. Willie. &c. Both
Of The women were crying biuerly. The
fashionably dressed lacy turned her face
towards The river. that her tears at such
a crowded and, unusuai, place might no,
be observed. Sac requested US to take
her Two boys-George and Willie she
called ,hem-by The hand, 4 keep them
from danger, and then, putting her arm
around The neck Of The poor, friendless,
wandering orphan stranger. said: "You
are my W sister! lam Lizziel"
These two beings, children Of The came
parents, how different have been their
paths. and how deep their sutf.rings!-
We have seen Them together in 'Lnzzis's'
cafiisge driving along Lake street,
They are doubiiess a. happy as their
bereavemsn,s, relic eyed only by the con.
seriousness Of duty faithfully performed.
can permit. But willis the suffering OF
that father and mother may be family
known from The story OF the daughter,
what must have been the mental aaoEyy
OF ,ha. other daughter, unkindly banish-
ed from her mothers side. and driven
out into the world without a fathers
blessing! Wha, mus, have been her
giief when her letters, written from q
prosperous city. from the house Of her
wealthy and kind husband, telling them
of her success, and of The birth Of her
children. were unnotined and unsnswer
edl She mus. have felt Indeed ,ha, The
hearts Of that sashsr aud no,4e, her sis
ter and brothers, must have been harden
ed agains. her. We will say no more.
The scene will live in our memory while
we can remember the holy love Of faith
err. mother and kindred.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

There 10 ~ much connection between
The woids and the thoughts, ~ there 10
between the thoughts and the words, the
latter are not only The expression Of the
fosmer. but they have power to- react
upon the soul and leave The stain Of cor.
rup.ion there. A young man who al.
lows himself to use profsne or vulgar
words has not only shows tha, there 10
. foul spot on his mind, but by the III.
erancs of that word he extends tina,
spot and inAames II, till by Indulgence i,
will 500 pollu,e and rum the whole
soul. BE careful Of your words. az well
~ your thoughts. lf you oan control
that no Improper woros be pronounced
BY il, j on will soon DO abe to control
The mind and save il from eorrup,ion.-
You e~xtiLguish the Gre by smo,hsring il
o. proven. bad thoughts bursting out in
language. Never utter . word, any.
whore. which you would DO ashsmsd "a
speak in the presence of NE most relig.
ious man. Try This pracsss little, and
yon uil soen have command Of your
cell. tf3
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
Mans Duty 60 WOMAN.

Let him learn 10 be grateful 10 woman
far this undon5ted achievemsn, Of her
sex that j! is sbe-shs far more than hs.
and shs TOO Often in despite Of him-who'
has kept Christspdom from hpsinq back
into barbarism-kept mercy and truth
from being utterly over6orns by those
two greedy monsters, money and war;
Let him be grateful for this, that almost
every great soul who has led forward or
lifted up The race has been furnished for
each noole deed, aud inspired. Win 1.SH,
holy and patriotic aspiration BY the 70.
firing forui.ude Of some Sparta, or moro
than Spartan-some Christian mo,hsr.-
Moses. the deliverer Of his people, drawn
out OF the Nile BY the Kingis dsuph.er.
some one has limited. il only asymboi
OF The way woman's better instincts al.
ways ouswi, the ~.yranicaI Giplomacy Of
man. Let hin cheerfulIy remember.
that though the sine Wv sex achieves en-.
'erprises on public .heaters. Ills The
nerve and sensib:Ii,y Of the other, tina,
arm The mind and ,nf1ame The soul in 20.
cret. .
"a man discovered America, but a
woman equipped the voyage" So svery.
where. nan executes The performance
but woman trains the man. Every Of.
fecsual person, leaving his mark upo the
world, II but another Columbus. for
whose furnishing. some Isabella, in The
lorm Of his mother. lays down he. low.
elry, ~hervsnities, her comfort.
Above all. let no, men practice on
woman the perpetual and shameful false.
hood Of pretending sdmiratiou and act.
ing con:empt. -.
let them mot exhaust ,hsis. Kindness
in a1orning her person. and ask il r..
turn the humiliation of her soul. L.,
Them no. a'sen: to her every proposition
as II she were no, strong enough 10 main.
tain 1t against opposition; nor vet man.
ufac'ure opinions for her and force them
on her lips by dioIa,ion. g =
Let them not cruelty her emotions.
nor .idieuie her fiail.y. nor crush her in.
d~,v'dusllty. or insul; her dependence, 0
play OF mean Jess upon her honor ic
cons's'si companies. nor Dandy Cnclean
doubts OF her. a. . wrs,ched suostitut6
Tor Wit; nor whisper vulgar suspicioRs'
Ut her purity. which. a. compared with
their own is like the immaculate whi,e-'
ness Of an angel Let them remembe,
that, for The CHASTITY spectacle Of her blss.
ted chastity they are answerable.
Let them multiply her social advau.
,sgs'' enhance her dignity, minister to
her intelligence. and, by manly gentle.
ness. be the champions of her geniuS,
the friends of her fortunes. and the equals
If they can. OF Der hearr-CRev F. D.
Hunting ton.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
for,s TO ransack, the man as you wished.
and, 10 render the ,ribuie which you owed

forts TO ransack. the man as you wished.
and, TO render the tribute which you owed
him, .-s-s II .
4 W. wish we could be sure that he will
not, in his forthcoming work, give Us the
drama wi,hou, i,s hero; or we wish the
expedition and its hero had q chronicles
as worthy as he would he were he moi
the principal character in the story.
DR.. Kans's Narrative of The Expedi.
ton, nov preparing, and in process Of
publication by Messrs. Childs Il Peter
son. Of Philadelphia, will embrace The
important discoveries made in the frozen
regions far beyond The reach Of all The
predecessors Of he American exploring
party, and their perilous adventures,
csoyded with romantic incidents, which,
in the language Of the Secretary Of the
Navy. mo, only excite ~ wonder bn,
hprrow .. novel grandeur from ,hs irul.
benevolent. considerations which ANNA
ted and nerved him TO his task - Ora
hams Magazine, FEB 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
For the Courier.
A SCOTCH BALLAD.

Cauld blaw the winter winds,
Sweeping o'er the moor; aa.
Cauld warld and cauld hearts
Keep they frae the door,
9litAesome frien's sac fair to see, z
ai SIM my youth ha'. fed frae me, sE
Fly like passage birds frae tree, 10 $685.
va When the simmer IS Ger. tHGs
cauld i the wintry blue .
Sheens the wintry NOON
Cauld sky am cauld stars
Bright an high aboon; .
Morning hopes sac fair and sweet,
When the pulses boldly beat,
when I gaed wiz Hermes' feet,
A are game ere noon.
Cauld rims the siller burn B.
Under ice am shaw; 3 ="
o;er the grave o. hiney flowers TE@
snaw-shrouds drift and blaw.
Boyish, dreams sac fair and fine, 81
Summing a. the days lang syne,
Stariike did they bnrn and shinc,-
Meteor-like they fa'. %
Sad enow, sad enow,
b Ilka hope and dreams fled, ra .
Al their graves STAN arrow, rar
VII a stane al held; ~ ~
Frien's are , deid or game, ...
am i the warld alane, 40
Max anither grave and stane, -r
Would that l were deid.
ALBEIT S%UrLIFFE.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
The Terrou Of War.

The Daily Scotchman publishes .
private letter, dated November %. from
the master of merchant vessel. who had
visited Sebas.opol. He gives ! start
ling accoun. Of The interior Of the Re.
dan: aa g&
1--WE walked through the camps Of
the Allies nearly The whole way. l, was
ia.lguing, a. the ROAD was over q success.
sion Of hills and across deep valleys, and
every place telling The work which bad
been goipg on-plensy OF graves and
large masses Of shot and broken shells.
broken muskea, military caps and oil
Sorts OF military equipments. We passed
through part Of The valley Of the lnker-
mann. and then CAM INFO what 10 called
,6e Valley Of Death. III Is a deep road.
with high cliffs on each eide, and is com.
handed by the Redan forts. In the val
Icy the sho. and shell and musket bul.
lets were actually as thick 40 the stones
in some places. The carnage there mus,
have been dreadful. We arrived at the
Redan about eleven o'clock, and in The
for, the sigh. that me, as beggars all des,
cripuon. 10 the first place, the guns
aud very large they were-were oil moot
ly broken or damaged; the mu.kes bull
let's and Mimic balls were innumerable.-
There were soldiers clothes, books, let.
sers. boou-and soms Of them with The
wearer's leg sill in ,hem!-lo,s Of the
slain only half buried; some with the
head partly above ground and. some With
the face fully exposed. All was s.ili.
however. with the exception Of i'm.
mense quan,isies Of ats. l lsA The
place in great disgusi, ~ every now. and
then when . faiu, breeze OF wind would
come across. Abe smell was very strong
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
New Yogx, Feb. Is.

80 N4w AoSAs REQ. 10.
The Herald Washington correspond.
ent selsgra2hs: A move il on foo. here
to secure Mr. Criuenden's nomination bv
the Philadelphia con vention. -.
The announcement of the committees
today seemed to give general saiisfae.
tion. Some Of The nos, arden. Repuh.
licans manifest disappoin,mens.
There are many ffGd1uors r~elstive 10 tho
mission Of the British and French naval
forces in our southern wa,ers. Oh Sat.
urday last was gravely assured tina,
Great Britain had another MOSQUITO en-.
ter2rise on foot. which she was prep.r.
ing to work to advantage by oEsrins
men, money and var implements 70 ,hS
aati- Walker Central America S,atee IA,
q consideration. TIE comm,cder in
Chief Of the British naval forces promo.
ses Al army Of 5000 men 10 be collect.
ed wishou, delay and TO march upon Nj.
carasua. under the comm. sad of British
officers, for the displacement ot General
Walker, and tho overthrow Of his gov.
eminent. 'a ns'
Ell. Govsraot shsunon arrived in the
city to-day.
Bos1oN. Feb. IL.
AT Hahfax this morning the .hermom.
eser, wase D deg. above zero. A, Said,
John'ss Calais. l2 deg. below zsfo.
NBw YoRE, Feb. IL.
The s,eamss Quaker City, from No.
bile. via Havana, arrived this morning.
Lett Havana At 8 o'clock, passed, going
in the u. 8. sloop Of war. probably ,hS
Cyans.
The Empire City had arrived. Ae.
counts Of the failure Of ,hs aura. sron.
are confirmed.
The continuous rains are fast DESTROY.
ing all hope Of = large crop. The precs.
ed cane will not dry from lack OF feel.
and more than one half Of the . vould
be left 10 stand 10 the 6elds, the psns,s
being unable to grind II.
CINciNxArr. Feb. Is.
The City Council passed an ordinance
to aid the Ohio and Mississippi RSil.
road, chiefly by cowmu,iog the in.eresl
on the S600.00 loan, and the rent Of the
wharf until 1851, on condition that the
road shall Be finished by November 70,
1867. .
NV YoRx, Feb. IL.
The agents Of Collias line Of a.same,s
have chartered the steamer Quaker Civ.
TO take The place Of the Pacific on Hstur.
day. ",tf7
RAITlNoRI. Feb. IL.
4 Dispatch from Richmond yssesdsy.
aays Ne ice in the river u gradually 10.
ing away, but unlsss . warm rain 81,
In, navigation will sssscsly bs rssumsd
under Ten days.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

A dispaich from Richmond yss,e,d.v.
says NE ie: in the river y gradually 70.
ing away, but unlsss Q warm rain ssis
in, navigation will sssscsly b rssumsd
under ten days.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
a CARD.

xNTEfeel much honored by the above me-
y Wv tice from Major & Bro; 1t Ii even SO,
!, We are on hands, up stairs, where one or both
OF US can be found
AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
II i. not a hard matter to find Us. Just step
around and walk up stairs.
n Qttumwa, Dec. 9th. 1883.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
Chicago and Burlington Railroad
Line. "1H

The earning Of this line for the month
Of January, are as follows:
For transportation Freight 46O,70I 6s
OF Fassengers 30.54l,62
I" OF v. >. Mail 4,369,2e
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
j.. w. Norris,
.AT AW,

OrruMwA, WArELLo Co. Iowa.
yX7ILL practice in Wapello county, and at
wv tend to any professional business, agen-
ssies, collections, entering lands, paying taxss,
iouthern Iowa. se
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Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

A Pant i' to ; s.sbli'hsd At Quincy