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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08

I The GALE ON THE LAKES Buffalo pa
pers are filled with accounts Of disasters on
Lake Erie from the gale Of Tuesday. Some
twenty schoohers aud banks are reported
ashore or badly damaged. Tie brig Cumber-
land is reported lost, with all on board A
largo steamer was seen disabled on the 4th,
with crowd of people ON the hurricane deck
The captuin Of the vessel who saw her could
render no aid and thinks she must have
swamped in the Storm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08
Physician for Diseases Of the Lungs,
500 dawtf No 8 Cambridge St Bostor

Drn per & Clark are now receiving TGN TONS
of First Quality of BUTTER, which will be sold on very
reasonable TERMS Nos 95 and 81 Front St. Worcester
NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08

Corrected returns from the 18th district make
the vote for Dawes 1904, Trafton 1902, Weston
1912
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08
j. L. HOOD.

t10Ob.
Dealer in NEW AND sECOND-HAND FURNITURE,
Croekcry aud Glass Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds House Furnishing
Goods.
N. B.-Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture, at 23a
Main street, by j. L. HOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
l. O.-RenroYnI.-O. IF.

Am Experienced Nurse can be found at No.
IS Mechanic Street. of na
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08

MRS. s. Goodwin an experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night to
atsnahe duties Of her profession Residence IL Austin
oct2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08

NANTUCKET. Mass. Feb. g. 1856.
j. O. WADLMoH-Dear Sir: In answer to yours of the
tn instant will state that by the of four bottles
DELIGHTS SPANISH LUSTRAL it has produced
thick and fine growth of hair the head of my wife
where it had been bald for eight years. By the Of
five bottles, Capt John c. Buck of this town, has thick
growth Of hair all the top of his head where has
been bald for the last twenty years. By the of three
bottles, Charles P. Robinson, NJ D of Nantucket has
thick growth of hair his head, where it has been bald
or ten years. As far my observation extends has
the universal preference all similar preparations
As a toilet article, it is very superior.
Respectfully, yours
j. KELLEY, II. D.
For sale by BUSH & CO., "a Front Street. Worcester
and by all Druggists in Worcester and vicinity.
mch7 i2taw&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08

LIB NICHOLS. M. D..
oMEoPATHIC YsICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE JIG MAIN 81. 0PFIoR BouR
FROM TO g. AND TO 8 o'GLooK 2. NJ
Worcestar. Oct 20 1853
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08

a Pcrfuned Breath.--Whatlsdy or gentleman
would remain under the curseof dtagreeable breath
when using the "BALM or A Taou AND FIowtBsn as
dentridee would net Gully render 1t sweet hut leave The
teeth white as al, baster' Many persons do y know
thelr breaa d. and The subject is delicate their
friends will ever me- ton H. Pour single drop Of
"Banp on your tooth brush and wash the teeth sight
and morning atty cent bottle will last ytai.
g. ABEAUTlFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
by using the "Haim Of a Thousand Flowers Il viii
remove tan, pmples, and freck from skin, leaving
1t OF soft ana rOseate hue Wet towel, pour Two
or three drops, and wash the face night ard morning
SHAVING MADE EASY.--Wet your shaving brush
in either warm or cold WATER pour three drops
Of "fAlM or THOUSAND FLOWERS /" rub the beard well,
and II will make beautiful lather, much facilitating
the operation Of shaving Price only fifty cents Beware
cOunteifeils. None genuine unless signed BY
w. ?. FBrRfDGE a Co,
g22 daRBm -. Fran Dim snllarr. Nel YnrL
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had retired and after all was still, an ac-
complies knocked outside for abundance. =
Mr.: Naughton, on going to the door, was
probably followed by the stranger who was
inside, with the axe, and struck by him from
behind The wife, who, perhaps, hearing
the noise, had got up to see what was the
matter. was probably killed by the person
who had first gained admittance. A child
hve months old was found crying in the bed
alive and uniniured.
A trunk was broken open 1t had been
ransacked from topic bottom. Robbing was
undoubtedly the intention, as it was we'll
known that Mr.. Naughton had saved some
money, amounting to some $500 or S4OO. 1t
is, however, now in the Worcester Savings
Bank. His bank book is missing and is sup
posed taken by the murderers. Every at
tempt has been made to get some clue to
them without avail.
There is great excitement in the surround
ing towns about this shocking tragedy, and
no pains wall be spared to bring the perpetra-
tors to justice.
Mr.. Naughton was aged twenty eight, and
his wife thirty years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08
ELEoTRo ohEMToAL BATHS,


rear OF hsrlboro Hotel, Np.23l Washington st. Boston,
Medieated Electro CheuicHl Yapor Baths, indicated
Napor FAITHS, Iodine Vapor, Sulphur Fame Plain Vnror
Warm, Cold, end shower Baths administered every day
rom o A. NJ. to 10 PIN. eWAs evan, .S S''
A Delicious Drinh.-giye me drink of nm
bards Wid Cherry Bters ia preference 10 your spark
hog Soda your chocal Wines your sweetened waters or
any Other Kind Of fcrmencd distilled driaks It's de-
Wauu 70 the taste eXhlleratug to the system r,etor.
ng the invalid 70 health and protecting the healthy from
hokueaS we believe L Is Tor sale on draught in some
places ofcouse II can b. found IN every welappoihed
Apuihecary's store. -
=, For safe BY John Q Hill sole Agent for Worcester
Mass aud dealers generally.
a. Frentiss, Designer and Engrayer upon Wood
ana stone Over the QuinslHamond Bank Entrance 141
MAN street House on Crescent Street An ord,rswll
meet wlhprompt attention. Particular attention paid
aitng Machinery dees0 All
DOCTOR n. w, Mcguire, SURGEON
% Salem Street.
~ 0nice hours 10 y. NJ. Advice ffes 70 tho poor
AUS dSm II. W. MCGUIRE, d. D., A, b.
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Size and Price Z educed, from SO to 25 cents
bottle HGmmond's Lsnlnl 1.-THE best Lnimeut in
use, and one that is used by Physicians well the
people The label hears the certificate of Of
besI physicians and citizens. All orders from merchants
and others. addressed ]. O. Hl Worcester Mass viii
receive prompt attention
u Bear in mind that the price is reduced
J. Q. HILL, Apotheeary,
iv12 dawtf Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08

EV e II Y ON E
Who buys his Clothing or that Of his family knows
that is quite item in his expense during year, and
that it is object to make his purchases where he
one dollar in every ten This be done by making
Luther's Clothing HouSel!h
Your regular place OF trade where you can always find
large assortment Of better made
c Il o IT II N G
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08

DIR. J. CinwsOu h cifey. Analytical Physician
can be consulted by ladies and genllgmen at his Office
of Church and Mechanic Streets Worcester,
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 9Th and IN
of November free Of CHARGE upon all diseases Of the hu
man system. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to can.
o29 w2t&d6tcS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-08

A Chance The subscriber will sell his plae
consisting of nearly new House, Barn, and acne
Of land, with great yariety Of fruit 1t situated On
Plantation Street, the Bloomngdsle road u miles
from the City Halt Apply the premises any day az
ter Up. m. FRANCIS @. HISNEH.
VIZ deodErtf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15

A Washington correspondent Of the New
York Evening Post writes as follows
r. J. Walker, eI-Secretary Of the Treasury. nn-
der Polk, has been recently visiting bis cabinet
colleague, Mr. BachAnsn at Wheatlahd. wish vie~.
IL 4 presumed, Of settling what is TO be done in
regard 60 the VigAnes COumittre in Caliioruia, as
/. Is considered important 10 know Mr. Buehsnsns
position thercupoh before the Denoerstic party in
that State take sides for or against tue Committee
E1 Senator Gwin. I understand, has written TO
Walker that California win seeede from the Union
II any attempt be made By the President 70 check
the doIngs OF the Vigilance COMMITTEES. IL is also
understood that senator Weller, who his been sc
verely attacked By the COmmttses organs, u equal.
y str0ng on the other side III
An sttempt was made BY Mr.. Herbert OF
California, last week, % introduce, IN the
House OF Representatives, resolutions condein'
nstory Of the Vigilance Committee--but he
was silenoed BY cries OF objection. The De-
.iIocracy are not, for the present, prepared 70
slow their hands.-LyAehbUrg ViygiAian.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15

A highly intelligent gentleman who has
spent the past four or Eve weeks in East
Tennessee, brings Us most gratifying news.
He says the Americans in every county
which be has visited are thoroughly srous-
ed, enthusiastic and confident. He was
assured by those best qualified 70 judge that
FiLmOre's gain upon Gentrys vote in that
section would reach up into the thousands
Arkansas ELKcTios.-Th Memphla Belle
tan Of August 10, says I've learn from gen
llesnen Nhe arrived here yesterday oa the
Aleck Scott snd Fsls City, that the indications
are that ConwAy, democrat. u elseted Cover
aeF By majority Of from three % i've thoas.
and, and aFrsn and Grssawood, both delno
erals. are elected 10 Congress. The LegisIaiurs
win probably Be largely democratic"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15

of s. c., Desha, Draytou, Floyd Of Va,
Floyd of Ga, Fort, Gilmer, Gurley, Hall,
Hamilton, Harvey, Haynes, Kinds,
Holmes, IsdcEs. Kremer, Lecompte, Lea,
fletcher, Lumpkins, Lyon, Mara6le, Martin.
Mccoy, McDufie, Mediation, Mckee,
Miller, Mitchell of Tenn, Mitchell of S. c.,
Moore of Ala, Newton, Nuckolls, Owen,
Polk, Riply, Roaue, Sawyer, Smyth of Va,
Sprigg, Strawberry, Talliafferro, Thompson,
Trezvant, Tucker of s. c., Turner, Wash
ington, Weems, Wickliffe, Wilde, Yancy
10.
So the House agreed to consider the
resolution:
BY an analysis of. the above vote it will
be found to be nearly strictly sectional
We have italicised the members of the Ten
nessee delegation among the nays, to show
that every one Of them, with the exception
of John Blair, of East Tennessee, who is
not recorded, opposed this diabolical prop
ositiOn; and in company with them is found
Archer and the BarbourS from Va, Letch-
er and Wickliffe of KY, McDufie of s. c.,
and the whole South; while JAMES BUCHAN-
AN votes with such gentry as Cambreleng
and Miner
We will not enlarge upon the enormous
wickedneSs of this proposition. Every
Southern mind must at once graspit, in it's
entire comprehension, and revolt from it.
Suffice it to say, that its enactment would
have virtually destroyed the existence of
slavery in the States, as well as actually
destroyed it in the District The former
would have been the next aggressive step
southwark of the "blood-boltered" Attila of
anti-SlaVery fanaticsm, and with the first
blow of his invasion would have persisted the
integrity of the Union. To abolish slavery
in the District and dock-yards and arse
nails of the United States, was the first
step in the war of the anti-slavery crusaders
against the institution, to be followed by
an attempt upon the institution in the
States, and the records prove that JAMES
BUCHANAN, Sympathzed and sustained by
his votes in Congress, this unhallowed
work. Let Southern men read this again,
and convince themselves of the fact. Let
it sink deep and take firm hold in their
hearts, for if by eevating this abolition
alder and abettor to the Presidency, the
slavery question were to assume a still
more alarming aspect, a fearful milestone
would that act be around the necks of their
conscienceS.
Will not Southern men, in this dire
emergency, forget party, and place their
faces against the man whose whole course
has been war against their most delicate
and sacred rights?
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15
N E W BOO KS

JOHN YORK q co, have Just received
Com. Perry's Expedition to japan and the
CHINA SEAS vol, fully illustrated.
MEMORIAL OF HIS TINE By Henry Cocsburn.
W0RTH 4 WEALTH, Msxims for Merchants By
freeman Hunt.
Co0PER's NAVAL HISTORY. 1vOL
THE ATTAcHE; or, Sam Slick in England.
WALKEE's EXPEDITION 10 NICARAGUA. BJ
". " Wells.
A NEW cHAprER IN THE EARLY LIFE OF
WAsHINGT0a.
MR. sPoNGEs SPORTING TOUR FyFrnuk Forester.
THE SCALP HUNTERS. TIE WHITE CHIP.
By Wayne Re ..t.
AppletOn's Railway Guide for July.
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MI Il vi OR s
HON. HU /. WHITE.

TOON, NELSON a. CO., AGve ju receiecd and
prepared 10 furnish subscribers and all Others
with the above valuable work.
~ Subscribers for he work will please call and supply
themselves
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15
DseD

In Edgehed on the 18th inst, about cock In the morn
ing HESRr LEANDEa son Of Mr. o. l. Mrs d. Al Horertou
aged 12 months and days
Another bright ehsrub added to the celestial thrOng
another link added to the golden chain that binds the pa
rents hearts to the celestial world and nov the broken
family circle numbers three earth and three in Heaven
The tender transient flower but budded earth TO blossom
where the untimey frost Of death shall vither
eternal bloom And while miss him from the ingIssie
and mourn his early loss, We may say
We can love thee We can greet thee
From this land Of DINNER light ttt
Till God taxes US hence to meet thee
Where the day Is ever bright. s
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15

Ia Gen. Haskell's late speech in Mem
phis must have been an effective shot. The
Aypeal is greatly exercised Though two
columns or more.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITIONS OF THE
New York Life Insurance Company,

On the LIST day Of January 1885, made in conformity
70 the requirements Of the Law Of Tennessee.
The New YOrS Lie Insurance Company, 106 Broadway
Nes York.
No p.tal stock.
No Real Estate.
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Singing & Piano Lessons,

~ hGn ADAM ifoin Bohemia, esFoPes hiely
u.a ClrFsand oAio eessssxe % aform the eitizens
q NashFr ririaiy tAat b. has permanently heated
ia this ely 81 ne Raese q Esng mstrurpon In singng
and Pi4uo playing. = - - -
ne mss6si adapted ar hi Instruction IN Staging. 4 Tie
ased ths enrsaory a. PARIS, Nienna, fague and
Milan. AID Ne pFsPeEed . sse ne singing s'ons ether
snEng sad he Fane lessons VA y SFen a. he Residence.
~ he schoIaTs pznctnziy each lesson - minutes
Iaes xrnllsn~a desiring sluF pranatic and OPP
cratic snans - ls psse q operative performances yin
b nstFnlt<d sFeFy gay.
karA P.no schor i campes e kara BESIDE TIE playing
a. ne piaae staging es ne bundation q all asic Fer
hssF rafscess all a hs Roa, No ~ Al he Hotel 81.
ClooaAe1s can b eEen ao Ne diderent reports and
opinons ahosl h saeceus n teaching n ths couEiry
Ill
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15
Union Stralghtouts. Attention

You hereby notified to attend your nrst
A Dress Parade
a This, Friday, Evening,
M at the Lower End Of the Market House, at O'Clock
Q. c. DEGRovE, o. g.
~ August IS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15

FtHE paEtasrship szising ansr Ne nss
and syie o. q ". aohsrsssn 4 Ca = lhis day as
selsed - natsal eonsznL G. ". R0BkkfsoN.
1ANka - BkAnshAW,
gOhN 4. ltfNkS IT,
n. BfAs bqniasss a ne late ern sa h. esnsd 40 ~
ether q ne late partners a ne ed siand oasss
An these iadseie sphsF ~ aceonni, re4eed
g. nake tnslnndia1e slaVmrnf rs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15

Carpet Hall Up Stairs.
ID C. McNAIRI CO. will opea today aud o-morTow
H. ONE HUNDRED PIECES THREE PLY AND IN
GRAIN CARPET bought at forced auction sale in New
York. These warrant equal in quality and cheaper in
price than any hitherto offered in this market
determined sell them correspondngly low.
We will at the time be opening new Goods In
Staple and Fancy Ines and will continue 20 open and
ceive all the Novelties Of the fast they appear
New York. r @. McNAIRY &sCU-,
augi5 No IS College Of.
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WHO ARE THE BLESSED9


w. T. Berry e co. have just received
Who Are the Blessed:
Or, MEDITATIONs ON THE BEATITUDEs. eoptainin,
l. An Introduction. 8. The Mercfnl
= The Poor in Spirit y. The Pure in Heart
g. The MOurners. 8. The Peace Maker.
T. The Meek. o. The Prosecuted.
s. The Hungry and Thirsty. 10. The Conclusion.
One VOL, i2mo. Cloth.
ETtvact from ne Preface
The substance Of these Oieitaons has been presented
by the author TO his people in the House Of He has
found instruction and edhcton in meditatng upon His
sermon the Mount" and has regarded opening
portion peculiarly adapted to convey instruction refer
to the "Re and Progress Of Religion in the soul He
believes that these simple explanations and exhortatons
have been kindly received by the people to whom minis
tiers in holy things and he commits them the World
with the hope that they may revive pleasant profitable
reflections in the minds Of those who have heard them be-
FORE and be instrumental in doing good the Of 9TH
ers who may pee them. Praying for Gods blessing upon
this humble contribution religious literature he that
at least may find that prod, perusa which he found
in its preparation.
W. r. BERRY q co. have also on sale,
RELIGION IN COMMON LIPE By the Rev. Dr..
Caird, Of Scotland.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15

hokkls fkANkLlNs President
eTITE oF NEw YoAE, cfrT rorxTT % Ssw YoEK
Morfs FFankhn % SAID city, pres eRt o. The Nes tcrk
Lila lEsaIAncs C0mpaHy being daily an me-, doth teca'e
aDa ssy that according TIE ost Of he Anoseg ninr
fi0n and 6e 81 The is coTrect snd
that all re nyss mupt thrrsiR rrrred - made
Kei tat and not bF auy rmporary exPcsnry. That th
A'sets q sad company a. thr cate 81 sad staenent
$3.50 e Aad Invested ertiu STATED and sss birth
Alarmed thls IN day Of July, ls5S, psfDsr me,
IA sIANSRgKf. Cen. 4 Desds.
This 70 esrfs that ths york Lie fnsarAocs Cen
pany complird nth al hs rzesta u Ae pssed
By M Le afurs 81 fennes enfi an Sea regusir
the a<sncts % lnarsncu CampsRsa net no1ofsted -
he state a reansssse ana hAi tskrE HAsa ~ sgAs
assharssd aRrns sid eempApy. us ety q NEAAvs,
Dasiason eoenty, fehneas~s. fa
J. Q. LuTTRsEL. csnpsroilsr.
E2i ~ fnasl ,. No nS
49,, ~ =, a., 20. ~
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W. T. BERRY d CO. have also on sale,
RELIGION IN COMMON LIPE. By the Rev. Dr..
Gard, Of Scotland.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-15

FOR SuITHLAND & PADUCAB.
~ new Light Drsusht Steamer n TIl -
l. SLIGO. CHAs RYNAN, Master, uEa-NEkS4a j
will depart for the above and inerme-
iate Ports saturda, 16 ins 10 O'Clock, N. For
freight passage, apply on boa.d, or to
augi5 p. " HARDCASrLE-
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DISSOLUTION

n, saa.raEsss ssaaasss = v.ls Is.s,.ass, nsr n.
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lows:
YEAs.-Messrs. Allen of Mass, Ander-
son of Maiue, Anderson of Penn, Arm
strong, Bailey, Baldwin, Barker, Barlow,
Barney, Bartlett, BARLEY, Bates of Mass,
Bates of Mo-, Beecher, Blair, Blake, Brown,
BUCHANAN, Buck, Cambreling, Chi
ton, Clark of N Y, Condict, Coulters,
Crowninshield, Culpepper, Davenport Of
Ohio, Davis of Mass. DeGraf, Dickinson,
Earl, Everett, Findlay, Fry, Garnsey,
Garren, Gorham, Green, Halleck, Hanly,
Hobbie, Hodges, Hoffman, Hunt, Inger-
soil, Jennings, Johns, Reese. King, Law
renee, Letter, Little, Locke, Long, Magee,
Mallory, Markell, Martendale. Marvin,
Maynard, Miner, MeIntire, Mexican, Nc
Lean, Mercer, Muhlenberg. Orr, Pierce.
Person, Plant, Ramsey, Randolph Of n.
j., Reed, Richardson, Russell, Sargent,
Sinnickson. Sloan, Smith Of Ind. Sprague,
Stevenson of Penn, Stewart, Storrs.
Strong, Swami, Swift, Sutherland, Tsber.
Taylor. Tracy, Tucker Of n. j., Vance,
verplank, Vinton, Wales. Whittlesey,
Wilson Of Penn, j. ]. Wood, Silas Wood,
Wood of Ohio, Woodcock, Vol, Wright
Of n. Y, Wright of 0hio-l04.
NATs.-Alexander Aston, Archer, j.
5. Barbour, p. p. Barbour, Barringer,
Bel. Bryan, Buckner, Carson, Garter,
Chambers. Chase, Claiborne, Conner,
CSockstf. Daniel, Davenport Of Va, DAVIS
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-07-19
District Court
Parish of St.-Lhndry

8 80 Parish cf St.-Idndfy
Eugene Vidrine, wife, &c.
us. No. 1917.
Sebastien Fontenot. a2 t#
TN this case, by reason of the law and ev-
idenee, it is ordered, adjudged and de-
creed that the plaintiff be separated in pro-
perty from her husband, that she have judg-
ment and do recover against him, the sum
Of twenty-six hundred and twenty-five dol
lars, with privilege and mortgage, to secure
five hundred and twenty five dollars thereof,
from the 18th of February 1849, and to Sc
cure eight hundred dollars thereof, from the
first Of January 1854. that the slaves Fanny
and her children, to wit: Evariste and Devil
Sc are declared her paraphernal property and
that she have the administration thereof.
Done. read and signed in open Court, as
Opelousas, this 26th Of June. 1856.
LUCIUS j. DUPRE, Judge
18th, judicial District
A true copy, gaa
AUG. DEJEAN, Dept'y Clerk. ssa
! Opelousas, July 5th. 1856. s--e
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N NHW GOODS

THE undersigned has the
sA~AaARh honor to inform.h bis friends and
the public in general that he
hasjust received large assortment Of Spring
ard Sumaner Goods. sach ass:--Plain and
Embroidered Swiss MusIins, ,Taconats of all
qualities, English and French Embroideries,
Ginghatas, Ladies Bonnets, Embroidered
Wells of all kinds, also a large assortment Of
ready made clothing@ Shoes, DC. t"
!, A fine assortment Of Family Groceries can
always be found at his store. 1'
He always buys beef hides and sheep wool,
payable cash or in goods, a1@. 9a I'LL
s3}IJ4Ata}i S5 r. HALFF.
r. Grand Coteau, April 18th, 1856.
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Mercantile Cards. &C.
Cheap Cash Store.

THE undersigned has just recei,
@ we'd large assortment of fine fresh
4 Goods and Of all qualities, also,
Family and Plantation Groceries, which he
offers CHEAP FOR CASH ONLY.
He takes this opportunity to thank all those
who have encouraged him till this day, and
he hopes that they viii continue to do SO, as
by the past. He Invites all his backward
customers to come and settle the quickest
possible, in order to avoid him the trouble
of giving their bills or notes iu collection He
guarantees 10 sell his goods cheaper than any
body else in the Parish. .#5
Il f,aske THEODORE CHACHERE.t
April 10th, 1856. as ~