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NEW I1,iR II.
SteubeEville C Indiana Railroad
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT. =

ON and after Monday April 18th 1856, the
" CADIZ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Cadiz daily Sundays eScopted) at O'Clock
a. M.-rconnect at the Junction with the MAIL
TRAIN which arrives at Newark at Alb NJ,
making close connections with the trains of the
Central Ohio and Sandusky Mansfield andeNewark
Rail roads for the principal cities in heWcst; and
arrives at Steubenvlle at II A. NJ, in time for the
morning packet iorgPhtsburgh. rrEgtEv
RETURNING:
Leaves Steubenville at 3-3OP M connecting at
the J inction with the Mail Train Eaom the west
arrives at Cadsz at 6-l5 r. NJ stc !fg>.s I +.
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-Defer no charities tll death; he who doc
30, isiiberal rather with another mans good
than with hisoNl.
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,, ,.. Mcdowell " Co, ..
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Stationers, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

DNA L4DA@oA STEBBENVILLE, OHlO,A
II EEP always on hand large assortment Of
N School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books;
Plain and h Rulsd Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofall sizes; Note Papers, En-.
veopes, Steel Pens, and all kinds ofStationery
They are prepared 70 fill all orders from Mel :
chants. School Committees, Teachers and others at
low prices.
Having a Bindery connected with our establish
ment, we are prepared to make all kinds of Blanks
for Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to or.
der as we use the best quality of stock am emp
the best workmen. Our work will compar fayopi l.
bly, witt! that of any other Bindery in the State
Blanks OF all kinds Pngec to order.
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tan.
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL & co.
Steubenyille, March 7, 1855.
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e. q r e.
cleveland W O0B Depot

THERE is no longer question:, or doubt in the
minds of those who are best acquainted with the
advantages The Cleveland Wool Depot offers .ior
the sale OF Wools of its Importance and pr racica
biiity 77rt 7f1 a5afah ati a t'atf
Located, as il is at the outlet of tho groat wool
growing West, beng Of easy access towool-grew-
ers, and merchants, and within wenty-tour hours
ride of the most distant manufactures OF New Eng
land, it possesses great advantages. ~ 90
Manufacturers texceptlng those who are engaged
specldatprS in wools,) speakin behighest terms
of this system, and the many satisfactory letters we
are receiving from our wool growing friends, have
stimulated us TO increase our efforts TO make this
house what it should be--a safe and reliable chan
mel FOR the sale of their woods. II has surmounted
all the difficulties and opposition that could well
be broughtagainst any enterprise by class OF spec
ulators opposed TO it, and now il has more and
stronger recommendations than ever. We have
spared no pains nor expense in making ample ar.
arrangements for all who may wish to avail them.
selves OF the advantages arising from this manner
of grading and selling wp> Is. Merchants, and
wool growers, who wish to realize on their woods
on delivery at our Depot, can be accommodated
heretofore TO those wishing to send us theiI
wool, and WOOL Il VINE ior tying up fleeces
will be furnished at from l3 to 20 cents per pound
When several in one neighborbood wish to for
ward sacks or twine, we prefer sending to one ad
dress Our customers in Illinois, and the Western
States, will find that ordering sacks from us vii
them much trouble, and insure the sale arriva
of the wool here, as our sacks are oil numbered
and stamped "Cleveland Wool Depot" and afte
being filled by consignors, will receive no othe
marks. ns3 sr
We hopefor liberal patronare, our charges arr
low for handeIing and selling, and VIC promise ou
Eemploye that ourundiyIded attentions shall be de
voted to their interest #af a@N
Very Respectfully, .j.It r
may Z, 3m y se.-aosiai G00DALE & co.
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EsuGER IA .Rlc.NuWCmEON

a-a WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Va 80
A ND dealers IN all kinds Of Paints, Oils, Brush
n, es, Fine Paint, Perfumery and fancy articles
Of allkmds, Steubenyer 0ho.7r.95uafaf p.3 -
A large stock just received, which we are SC ling
cheap -8'b i-5"A'."i 'aA3 t5hNNl3 ;" 8
Great care will be taken in packing goods to be
sent by the railroad;
Stepbenville, Sep 5,'55-ly. ~ .'''o't
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TOHN MCCORMICK has this day associated with
y him his brother, A. G. Mccormick in the Mer-.
ehandizing business. They will continue the busi-
all their old customers and will sell them goods
on as good terms any other establishment III the
PLACE ygs b,J no sed sSE4a 45lee,st agyl "a
As lwisl TO close the books Of the old CONCERN
persons having open accounts will please calI and
settle, either by cash ornote a gI .s4sj sftsitYsb h
JOHN MCCORMICK.
Cadiz, January oath, 1856 fld DIG rs
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A, JUL. SCHREIBEE
A .PR,FMITJMI PAID FO]
4. PHILLIPS b SOM.

MANUFACTURES Of boots an4 shoes, and
lNI dealers in Trunks and travelling saeks, Mo-
rocco y kid-s!tins lining and binding do Pegs
Nmls thread aud shoe-findings generally, keep con
tantIy tor sale an assortment of the above articles
1t their old stand opo5ile the Public Offices
sCadiz o. Aeril IL 1865
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THE NATIONAL HOUSE. !

I1IlE undersigned would respectfully r.. :. "a
K alfro unce to, his old friends and GUS
toners and the travelling public in gen IssssH {.
eral, that he has agam taken possession lal -
Of his Old Tavern Stand in Cadiz, (the
National House) one square west of the PubIie
buildings, where he intends to accommodates alt who'
may please to favor him with call in the best NAM
his guests comfortable. thankful for past favors
while engaged in the business he hopes b. me rt and
again receive liberal share Of public patronage, as
he intends to devote his whole time and attentioiitH
that object. TIIOS., c. VINCENT, ..i,
April 2S, ls55-.ly. Owner and Proprietor.
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HJ DIR. HoOFLAND'S tl
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DR.. C.M JACKSON, PhiIad'n, PA.
WILL EFFEcTUALLY CURE
LIVER Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundiee; Chronic
or Nervous Debility, Diseases OF the Kidney,
and all diseases arising from disordeFed
Liver or Stomach.
Such
asConstipa-
ton, Inward Files,
Fulness OF Blood 10 the
Head, Aeidly OF the Stomach,
Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
FuihsSs or Weight in the stomch, sour Eruc-
tations, sinking or tlutterlng at the PHI OF TIE
stomach, swimming OF the Head. hurried and
difficult breathing. Aultering at the heart choakiug
or suiioca ing sensations when in lying posture
dnncss # VSion dots Of webs before the sight ityel
and dull pam in the head, deficiency OF per-
spira'iOn. Yeliowness OF the skin and
Ewes pain in the side, Back, Chest,
Limbs &c, sudden Flushos Of
Heat, Byrning in the Flesh,
constant lmaginiugs ..
Of Evil, and greet ..
Oppression OF
spirits
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the pub
lie 10 this preparation, does with feeling Jt tht
utmost confidence in Its virtues and adaptation Il
/ the disease for which it is recommended.
ltisno new and untrird article, but one that has
stood the test Of len years trial before the AmFri
can people, and lis reputation and sale is unrivalloc
10y any similar preparation extant. The testimony
! in It's favor given by the most prominent and well
known Physicians and Individuals in all parts ofths
country is immense, onG a careful perusal Of the
! Almanac puhishad annually by the proprietor, anC
to be had gratis OF any ohis agents. cannot but sat
isiy the most skepicul that this remedy is really de
serving the great celebrity il has Obtained
PIincipa Office and Mandatory No. 80 ARCH
street, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania a...
9cy-Sold by John Mclean aud john Beal, Cadiz
] r: Cramblett, Doorsyiile; w. P, Saunders, New
Market; I. }. Brown, Moorefeld, and by all dealers
in medicine apr 23-ly
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TaE WONpER on THEI AGII..l

Dr. Toblass Venetian I.iniment is warranted to
cure Cholera, Collie, Sea Sickness, Chrome Rheu-
matism, Vomiting, Cuts Burns, Old Sores Swell
Iings Toothache, Headache and pains of ali kinds
Or n pay f.g aIagt< s .t.i .la &at9
GREAT CURE OF llnEUMATIsm.-Csp Comsrock Of
the steamer Baltic collins Line) was cured of Sc.
we're 1ttttck OF Chionic Rheumatism in d few days
by Dr.. Iobas's celebrated Venetian Imminent. r
CASE OF CHoiERA.-Mr. John Wrighs. of the firm of
J. Wright & Co., No. l5l Chartrcs st New Orleans
"as immediately cured of an attack Of Cholera by
Tobi1ss Liniment.
VoA TING AND CotFc.-Mrs. JosesA Nicho, No
lG Essex ST. New o7ls, was cured of an attack os
Collie and Vomiting by DR.. Tobias's Venetian Lima
iment.
Depot, No. 60 Cortlandt st. New York Sold by
all the Druggists Price 25 and 50 c,pts.
AGENTs,-T II Logan & Co. and Thompson g.
Patterson, Wheeling John Beall and $ Hamilton,
Cadiz; Jul ScarefJer, Meoyeield; M 4ollcy, New
Market L J Phipps Il Co., Smyrna dec5ly
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1r-. THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Every kind Of Humor;

DR.. KENNEDY. Of RoxbHry, has discovered in one o
-nnr cannon pasInre " Gods n rnmodY thai cuTes
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Bank of KanaWha Nolgs bought at
the Exchange Cfibe Of RoBEKr LYoNs. = . 50 ~ -
april . 3 1886. eITH4 WI
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y. s. G. O'IEAL, r" '
Forwarding and Conmissioa
Merchants. ...,

And Agents for Adams 4 Co.'s Express,
SFEUBENVILLE, O.
0sTWe have the Large Warehouse rronting the
River, and large ard commodidns wharfBoat d
the principal steamboat landing Shippers consign-
ing TO us save extra drGyage, Special attention
paid to the sale and purchase of Prodnce ]fl"
SteubonFilo, FEB. 2S, 1855 ly ...,..,,.. .,.ysf
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III SUIT . = = '1'7' liz
aSCOTT Il LE W. M o NJ,
Land Warrants.
S. l.. SHARP.

WANTED at the Banking and Exchange Cl'c
July 4, 1855. ROBERT LYONS
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oPELousAs sAlIED1 nAT1N 2s JANv1ER 1856

dams un baquet CONNIE une vieille chausette, g.
Sc rajuste jamais. }f 7sa5 a -
M. le president Que demandez-vous pour
dommages-interets?
Menant :-Je demande d'abord mon hon.
neur' ct 800 fl: au bout, proyenant de ne pas
.syoir travaille longtemps.
1revenu -lls'est lev6 le lendemain. 81
!,Menant, cette fois, repond par lexhibition
dun certificat de medecin constatant Ia fractu-
re dune cote, ct le prevenu, qui ma pas nis ed
violence, etc condanlls 25 #. d'amende ct
200 francs de dommages-interets.
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Es - AVIS AUX ExpED1r1oNNA1REs EFT Con-
IekATAIREs DE FREr-Le steamer ALICE W.
GLAZE, G. E. Louaillier, capitaine, fat maintenant
ses voyages par Paquemine. LIE prix du fret ct du
passage est en- consequence rebuilt, ct est le meme
celui des eaux hautes. Cest adire que lie sucre
scra transporte 49, la measse ct le cotton rs sous
q le lfet venant de Ia Nouvelle Orleans sera pay6
arslson de so SOUS. i6 3
Le Glaze partira de Washington DMANCHE, le
ls az nos. ct continnera fare des voyages regu.l
Tiers, pendant lie saison.
Washington, 10 Janvier, 1856.
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la VILE AUX FILLEs.-Tous les @poux qui
dtsireront avoir des files devront s'Gtablir
Cincinnati, car dams cette Refine de l'Ouest, sur
dix enfants nouveau-nes, il zen genlralement
commerce considerable desperation. -. en-
files nlarier. C'est lie rendezvous general
de tous les celibataires a la recherche dune po-
sition copjugale. Les journaux de Cincinnati
ailirment qu'un jour viendra OH cette vile four
nlra des temmes tout lUnivers; on parle
dtja de Establishment de plusieurs courtiers
deportation du beau sexe
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xx routb lettres ou communications qui auront
.nn,r, aux ifaires de &C BUREAU devront tire inva-
s.hsment sdres.ses aux Editeurs du tud ;ote des
opslousaA"
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.- E.-Successio de feu
Jules Jacques Fontenot ct de Belaire Fontepot
u sera vendu, en- vente publiqus, au plus offrant
ct dernier encherisseur par lie soussigne encanteur
sur Fhabtation derniere residence du St feu Jules
jacques Fontenot, ell cette paroisse,
Lie JEUDI, II fcyrisr 1850.
les proprietes cdessous dGcrites appartenant a 10
dite succession, a savoir: 60
L'habtation, Giant 10 derni6re residence des dts
defunts, contenant trois cent dix arpents de superb
Gle, plus on nloins, situe a FAnse-aux Pailes, en-
cette parosse, bornes au Nord par une terre appar
tenant Nine We A. Debaillon, a l'Est par le Dr.
Debaill0n, au Sud par Julien Jules Foptcnot. ct A
Oaest par Cyprien Jules Fontenot, avec toutes los
batisses ct ameliorations Qui sly trouvent.
Aussi, un certain
MORCEAU DE TERRE,
contenant cinquante cinquante arpepts dc superscie
plus ou moins, situ6 a rAnseaux- -Pailles en- cette
parosse, borne au Nord par y l'Est par ------- au
Sud par ---- ct rOuest par.
AuSsi
IA ESCLAVES,
des deux sexes ct d'ages divers, savoir,
MARIE, mulatresse age de rs ans
avec ses cinq eufants. l'a.-.. W
Caroline, A9ee de 8 ana az
Azilma, do 6 ans, "
Simeon, do ans, y
Jean Baptiste. do 2ana q =,
Jean Pierre, ans; mt
PIERRE, negre age dc u ans;
JEAN BAPTIsTE, mulatre, do So ans; ~
SIMON, mulatre, do 80 ansy
EVARlSTE, do do lS ans;
MARTIN, do do Is ans;
JEAN, negre, do n ans
MARIE, mulatresse, do al ans;
MARIE LOUISE, do l5 ansy 1".
-. .AussI....
paires de bnufs de tire;
10 tetas de betes cOrnes doucesi
20 tetes de b6tes cornes en- vacherie
!. 4juinents creoles
chevaux creoles;
% t6tes de moutons;
20 t6tes de cOchons
charrette bnufs;
! lot de paille ct mais;
l ftlsil double;
l caleche;
Instruments arratores, meubles meublant, usten-
sils de cuisine, ETC., etc.
CoND1T1oNs-Toutes sommes au dessous de dix
pastrcs, payable compliant. ct toutes sommes dc dix
pastrcs ct andessus, payable un ct deux ans dc
credit partr du Ter davril 1857. Les acquereurs
fournssant caution 10 satisfaction de latminstra
teur ct les crres ct les escayes demeurant speciae
ment hypothequ6s Ia dite succession, jusqu'au
paiemcnt reel ct eectii du principal ct dcs nterets
qu auront pu saccroitre raison de huit pour cent
Fan, a compter de recheance de chaque teIme.
Les placements dcvront 6tre fats Evariste Bclare
Fontenot, a 81 residence, l'Ahse des Belaire.
Paroisse St. Landry, 10 janyier 1856.
EVARlSTE DEBAlLLON, Encanteur
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- Mons sommes autoris6s a annoncer A. NJ.
1apRAuLT CONNIE candid.s ! la place de Consta-
u. 4. vile lslection qui aura lieu en- Avril pro-
shsin. OI5
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LA FAuTE Est CONFINEMENT la
regle de son convent, un moine espagno fut
trouve, par son superieur, en- possession dune
CROSSE bouteille pleine de vim. ~. ... s...-
lie prieur voulut prendre son subalterne par
Ia duuceur ct exeter son repentir:
Mon frere, lui tlit-, qnelle taute avez-vous
flite de rompre ainsi la regle
Eth bien, repondit le moine, 81 j'ai fait la
aute, je Ia boirai
Et d'un trait il vida la bouteille.
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-ErAr pn
Ia LOUISIANA. .Conr de District, paroisse st.
hndry =. No. 56lS.. james Goodloe ct ais, va.
Benjamin r. Rogers. - ''''' '''
En- vertn dun writ de fl. ia. dtlivre ians l'anhiru
cldessus par ia our de District dams ct pour la Pa
roisse st. Landry ct le susdit Etat ct moi adresse
Ia Maison de Cour de cette 'parosse, sAMEDI. Ia
premier jour de Mars proclaim, commencant d III
henres ct contnuant de jour en- Jour, sill est n6ces
salre tous les tres, droits ntertts ct prdtentiona
suivante, saise pour satisfire 10 dit ordre. sayor:
MOULIN a. . SUCRE,
avec MACHINE A VAPEUR, situ6 sur l,habitat,on
du deienseur en- 10 Paroisse st. Landry.
Bureau du Sheriff, Opelousas, rs janyier, 1866.
l.. v. CHACHERl, Sheriff
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Nous accusons reception de de bouteilles
ae Champagne, qni nous ont etAouldoyees par
NM. Debaillon ct Carriere. 'coYing. echantil-
lon. Ce Champagne pour nopSa . dune nou-
,slle marque, "a. Jolly & Rsses' .eau) nous Ia
,ons trouve delicieux ct lie recommando, aux
amateurs de bds vim.
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EcL1rsEs-Nous aurons cette aimee 1856,
deux 6clipses du Soleil ct deux de Lune.
Les deux premieres ne seront pas visibles
dams notre hemisphere.
Les deux autres seront PARTICLES ct visibles
Tune le 20 avril au matin, l'autre le 13 octobre
au soir.
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HOTEL DE L'AIGLE, ,autrefois "Galt
IL House," Washington, lawn IRELAND, de
la Nile Orleans, ayant achete cete proprete annon-
ce public, quill est maintenant pret recevor les
voyageurs nsi que des pensionnaires. Get etablis-
sement est stue entire les deux debarcaeres ct fai
SAINT face Courtableau Les apparte1nents ont CITE
nonyeement garnis en- neuf. LIE proprietaire ose
esperer que par des efforts incessants, de pouvoir
rendre so maison aussi commode ct agrerble ses
patrons, que tout antre 6tablssement de genre,
Ia campagne. II Y aussi une bonne ecurie.
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POLICE Observation-Disclosures est son
garcon blanchisseur; 81 on en- doutait, le doute
cesserait bientot lentendre. II a porte une
plainte en- coups volontaires contre son patron,
lie sieur Bdaut, ct cette plainte il la justiie en-
ces termes:
On est garcon b|anchisseur; bon! pourquoi
faire? c'est pour coulcr la essive, tirer de leau
dams les cuviers, METRE de la potasse ct du sa-
Won dams leau, METRE le linge dedans l'eau de
potasse ct de savon; VOLTA pourquoi qu'on est
garcon blanchisseur pour qu'un maitre vous
jette dams lc cuvier de potasSe ct de savon, vous
y trempe Ia tete pendant trois fois ct vous lave
10 figure CONNIE un vieux torchon.
lie prtvcnu :-Je tai rien lave du tout, sa-
ligot; c'est pas moi qui voudrais entreprendre
de dccrasser ton nez.
Menant :-Je peux pas yous empecher de
causer, mais moi que je suis garcon blanchis-
seur, je demande 81 les garcons blanchisseurs,
c'est permis de les savonner a leau de potasse,
surtout a la figure ct dams les yeux.
M. lie president :-Expliquez micux ce qui
s'est passe, ce qui amene Ia querelle.
Menant.-Y await pas de querelle, moi jy
Ell voulais pas mon bourgeois; mais etant
garcon blanchisseur, on nest pas une file
Alors pourquoi que mon bourgeois voulait me
faire plier des draps, qui est un Outrage de
file? Moi, VOLTA mon idee quand on est gar.
con blanchisseur. on nest pas une file. 80.
M. le president :-Vous nous avez dtja dit
celia. Auss, c'est pour avoir refuse un travail
que vous comnandat votre maitre, quill s'est
emporte contre yous...
Menant I'm travail de file; oh! 81 ca
await etc un travail de gareon blanchisseur
rien de mieu.
NJ. lie president ;-Avez-vous tte blesse?
Menant :-Rien quune cote casste, une pc
tite, une plate cote quelque chose dams Ia troi
sieme cattgorie, CONNIE ills mont dit a l'hopi
tai.
M. lie president Que ne disiez-vous cels
plus tot, au lieu de nous parler de savon ct dt
potasse?
Menant, avec beaucoup de dignite Mon
sieur, VOLTA pourquoi une cote ca repousse
a preuve que la mienne est rajGstee apres quin
ze jours d'hopital, mais uue figure qu'on frott'
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LES ETATs-USIs Er LIE N1cARAauA.-On
ecrit de Washington que le president SOU
mis- au senat I'M tralte concu, il y deja quel-
que temps, avec lie Nicaragua. La date de 10
convention est anterieure a celle de. l'e&pfdi-
ton de Walker ct du enlargement dams lie per-
sonnel du gouvernement. Dams &c traite les
Etats-Unis reconnaissent 10 souverainete du
Nicaragua ct ses droits a tout lie territoire quill
rsclame y compris Ia Mosquito oil PAngleter-
re continue a exercer son singulier protectorat.
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MA partie francaise de co journal sera q =
~ .oua IA direction de ONEzIAB A. GUIDRY, Es.,,
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lscEsD1E-Nous apprenons que Ia sucrerie
dM. V. A. Fournet, situee deux miles de
st. Martin, etc enforcement detruit par lie
hu le Is de ce mois, Ssinsi que 81 boucauts de
,ucre ct l53 barils melasse. '' fs7
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E1Eor1os.--W. W. Pugh de l'Assomption
.tte Gu orateur de la Chambre des Represen-
tsnts, par une majorite de- six voix sur lie DR.
A. Dupkrier. A 4es
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NOUVELLE BOULANGERIE. - Lie
~ soussgne informe respectueusement ses amis
ct lie public des Opeousas ct des enyirons, quill
vira, dams quelques ours, en- cette vile, une nou
vele Boulangerie. II aura les services dun des plus
parfaits boulangers dc Ia Nouvee- Orleans. II re-
clame une part du patronage public
IL Aout F. A. REER.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-01-26

COURSE! COURSE!-Une course de che
~ vanx de selle, americains, aura lieu, lie SAMEDI
26 janver 1885, sur lie chemin de Course dc NJ Alex.
D. Deville, pres de Ia Vile Platte Un mile rGpete
(porte ce qui peut). L'entr6e est de $50 ct une
bourse de s25 allouee au gagnant
ALEX. y. DEVILLE.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-01-26

LuM1ERr ELEcTk1ceuE.-Une curieuse exps-
rience de lumiere flectrque await ft6 faite, il
a pres dun an, par NM. Lacassagne ct
Thiers sur la terrasse du Palais-Royal, !. Lyon
a huit heures du soir, en- presence de Ia popu-
laticn accourue pour JOUR dn spectacle sur les
quais de 10 Sa6ne Ellie Went d'etre renouve-
iee LIE success ste complet. Pendant une
heure, du faite dune maison de Ia place
d'Elbon, rsyonns sur Ii soule eblouie, sur les