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rstH SALE.

T1Hts PROPERTY acquired BY 6IIst
4 the ladies Of Sacred Heart. tif Illi.
], j. Bufk, consisting Of ssnie fifteen aetss
u land and buildings and improvements.
all IN seed condition, subject 10 d
Temporary lease, For terms and details.
apply To Father Abadie At the tesuits upl3
lsee u 10 j. ]. Bufk, al bis office III Lazy
ellie Street. inv ar,
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ETATE or LotttstANA==rafish Of l5sss
Bateh Hvtise=@Ne. iuAi and 1850, JUS
tiees Court, before p. A. Walker, j. y,
sseead ward Of said rsrish=@H. HpFss
MANN, I'll, al, W, JssHHa Wiser
10y VIRTUE 81 All alias commission, IL.
- suea In the sbeys entitled ard hata.
bsfed cause and to me directed by P. A.
Walker, i, u, III and for The seesnd ward III
ssid Parish, | Will offer At public sale at
The Court House esef Of said Parish, In the
City ef haten Rouge, ta
SATURDAY. che Attn dag ~ tsesebess
nest. 1860, Al 4 e'eleek, A, Nj, Of said day,
All The Fight, Title, interest and claims If
ths defendant Joshua Wilson, In OF 10 the
property hereinafter setfefih and described
Ny him, surrendered 10 rsy and satisfy the
Judgment, interest and eest In the above
entitled and numbered causes, 10 wit
A certain los Of ground situated In that
part NJ The city Of uaten Rouge, laid OUT
by the late Ellie Besufegarti, and designated
Oh the plan thereof AZ lot NJ 4. Of aausts
No. ~, together with all The buildings and
improvements thereon
Teths Of saleA@cAsH with the benefit
Of the snpfaisement. II Y, Babin.
septesft.w, Sheriff.
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kF The editor Of the Southern
Star, says !" We are happy TO SEQ
cha. our Corporate Body. Aaa gone 10
work improving The stree,s." This Ia
AZ u should be.-.ae example worthy
of imitation. II ID very easy matter
10 pass resolutions ordering work to
be done but to have Il done we'll, and
~ |. should DO " quickly" there Ia no
better plan than. that adopted by the
!" Corporate Body Of New iberia.
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l'Hx I.ARBssus. z-aon tesmofsew
the cellestsd reports Of MI eur roper.
sers on the Barbecue greupd Saturday
last, will be collected, condensed, sised,
aud euftsiisd Of The useless ehatr ef
words, so that We may prsseat=-ifnet
the sdeiai proceedings jet che only
True account, We purpose 10 put of
eur notice, until amer elher parties
shall have been heard. u
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DIR Dailg Gplnpt.
BATON R0Ue islA!lHEpT. y, isla.

T'Hs BtsAnsH NAteHEsI This
magnificent lover trade, craft, hes re.
sutbsd hes trips ID The vieAsbuFg tsade,
under. her old commander Carr. I. L.
LsAfH1as. Tbs Matches viii touch
A cur lauaisg d. 4 regular weekly
packet bringing tbs mail.
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Farev teFsAFiNs FLnna.= ~ Messrs. Ban.
sss \ nsFsAsir, have this day pat In store
90 barrels very Superior -four also 100
sacks Livsfpaei salt.
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N1w slrtnninR.

A LARGE assortment af China. GLASS
n. and Flint Ware, Ufhaaaented Toilet
Sets. China ard Tin Water Geeiefs. as
sorted sizes, Self Sealing Fruit Cans, Ees
LAT, Hail. and Astral Lamps.
:. Also, just received a fine assortment II
Hetking Chairs, Afmeifs. tables, Ne. Ne.
jtilytH J rtpEH H. Iffl.
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STATE or L0UtsiANA=-rsFish Ut East
Baisn Heuge=-ke. H7u, Justices Court,
beiefs n A walker i, ii, IL and fvf the
second wafi=TaaMAs PakNbtRaAsf,
VI toHr h FeHsreH.
No 1920, Justices Court, before r A wal
her. !. p, In ard f8f The second ward
Lsvl MAHfis, w. teHh II. seasAeHl
DY VIRTUE III I've alias wits Of n IA.
- Issued M The above entitled and aufs
trfed causes, ahd 10 ME directed from The
sbeve Justices Court, by 2, A. tt'sltsf.
T. p have seised and will eHef al pubs
lie sale III The s3euft House door If said
parish IN the city Of baton Rouge, Oh
SATURDAY, she ash Ut Getegss aest,
A. D, 1866, at II e'eieek A N. Of said day
oil the right title, Interest and claims Of
ths detehdens, jehh II, kehenk, In Of 10
The following Hained slave, ROBERT. a
III gie titah aged about twentyathfee yeats
ssissd TO pay and satisfy The amount at
Judgement interest and eust Hi the abevp
entitled and hHmbed eaBsest
Terms u sale-rash with The benefit Of
The appfaissmeht, II. " HABlN,
septgsTtsw Sheriff
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nFl MAHY's AnAsEMs.m=Oa Yes
tsFday che exercises ii this tnstilu.
ton WAS resumed, for another ses.
sou. The property on Nerlh street
lately occupied by the tpuuils. has been
purchased BY Miss vteses, and the
Institution was epen, under the most
favorable auspices fef public pairen.
we. We refer to-day TO the terms,
and references TO ci,lsens Of The id.
jAesnt Parishes, there IL not d better
institution, Ii 4 mere healthy locality
FOR their daughters, than u. Mary's
Academy.
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Family ssYeessSes.

Family assesstess
YNHE ATTENTION Of families ard
4 others Il GALES 10 the stock Of Family
Groceries, Ut The NJ Il. Corner Of Ceuft
ef Court House Square. Consumers In the
lower end Of town can be saved the neesss
sity Of running up town az isf az Church
street for barrel Of Flour or Veg Of lard,
By stepping here. Articles seld ii this 60
Establishment are exclusively Of the tssf gs4ai.
Nv. and Will bear the closest scrutiny
Prices tshgs but slightly above qpetstis,H
h,aysa M. Il, BHYAN.
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nv We have been requested 10
any, THAT there will be d meeting Of
che American party this Tuesday
siEht, At early candle light, ii the
Franklin House, foot 81 Church street.
The friends of The cause, and The pub.
bile III large are Invited 10 attend.
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The vsm sALoer. @a stsyes Ii eut with
his card u The sessefA Ief ihs Gem saloon
and hsssaufaL Neither pains sr expense
have been spafsa, 10 make the Gen, sAs
Restaurant VI The fifty. ''stsvs IL the very
snan of all others 10 do this,
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Corn e Cob Mill.

ITO ARRIVE In a few days direct from
l. the mandatory, assorted sizes Of the
celebrated Little Gisnt1 Corn and Cob
Mills, at Iap3l LAnoufxa & LAHoux's.
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Wooden Ware, tsrsessss t,swstsss, Ae,
HAND i.feems, Wisps Hearth, porss,
IL White wash. Marking, sefubbins. tjebs
web and Paint Brushes. Cburs, Reels
Buttaf Dsshefs Towel Rollers, BITTER
stamps. Wooden slpeensi Salad Forks
Wooden pailsi Pissins; Cedar Tubs,
Water and Well Buckets, Coco Dippers,
Wash Boards Weed Scoops Trays, Pails.
he. M0NTAF h Ht1GUET.
msye. Church street,
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Public Hack,

THE public are hereby notified. that the
! undersigned puts III melton tasaay, end
Will keep III the service, a Public Hack
The vehiele will be III charge Of sif t,fuek,
an experienced driver, whe may be found
a. OF heaf the Harvey House Orders lpf
the Hack to be al aHy particular place ri
a certain tinea=ii Ieft III either Of the
stables, will be attended b..
julysp H0Bf, heal,
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sssuse Fasnl sAlsss.

MBtlse FWFmlshIa9s.
WATER Cistefns, Dfippefs and Ewefs j,
" oval, eetaE9h and eolefed Hall t.smps
ensmsllsd stew Pans: block Tin and jfet,
Sauce Pans; tttfasd brass Preserve net.
ties: esstifen end eaftbea spittoens evsl,
square and uetbie Waters salyeys ard
Tea Trays Lamp alebes Qlifbmefs and
Wick fleh center table French Dsstefs
common Yankee ditto, eerHseH, wooden,
Furnished, Hfitssn'a and silver plated IA
bic Casters, at MgsFAn Ii HgsusT,
mayo. Chafah street..
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Liquors, Wines Nc,

r UNUWUHTH's mrs kbatktjso ia
IL tswba@Best IN tswn, tans w,,sth's
Ladies sweet Wine t,srs ws,thjs ANS NJ
6stswbs t,,s6dy t,sss xastIIs ziaab s,s
tnsB's STARTLING tsshefla ta6,t,;si I'll.
Catawaga Mu6,t,'s fsbjhaf tlLa,,,assns
f,ints and apssls, Mann,s uastbs;,s,,ss'
1910 r. Pstss's itupstisi f5bsspy FeHijsj'
Dangers Guiatsleti tmns.ial f',ssay. ,d
yeats old Chaffelss Dor. t,afsyetts and
Hinet tfastjijsn brandy Old Nabab tlus,
Jamaica Hum Msds;,a sad ps,t Was
Awsek Sherry. sebnsn,,s. ii,sbs Wssss,
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Half Hprreis flour
En HALF BARRELS FANCY y
w ST. LOUIS, just received and for
sale by lian24 JOSHUA BEAL
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0eid and silver Thimbles,
JUST received and for sale Nv
u dacle. THEe. GosnMass.
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Naw and saw IylaAen.

HHW MM6 BMW lBIMN6N.
GROssCUT, PHI, PANEL, Rip, Tsnon,
" Steel and brass back; Butchers, Bow,
Webb, Pruning, Back end Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most of them OF
spear q jackson ~ make. Always On
hand ut the Hardware store OF
ian25.y. ..AasgigH h LAsous.
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Cast steel.

Cast Sfee1.
II EST Cast steel Cistern Hoop Iron
ID Iron Vows Wire, and Iron Rivats, fof
sale by McNTAN Il HUGUET.
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SHERIFF SALES.

STATE OF I0tjtsiANAzzPafjsh III East
baton Housez@tse sns, t,tsliee's Court,
, befete " y, Eats, i. F,. Iifsb ward Of said
rstish@=teHN n, D6EHeea, w. EbwAhb
HAshsy.
Nul uss, Justices ue,,tt4abeipfe p. A Wsls
her, i. M In and f1f The pd ward u said
pstlshs=FsRbirAss kRkfs, w. EBwAst
Hatttv.
10y VIRTUE Of tive wfiis Of A IA isetied
ID In The absve entitled sha numbered
ratisss. arid II, the directed BY HE abeve
named justices Of The Peace Id ard fof The
Hfst and second wards Of this patlsh lfFast
Bsten Heugsl will efftf al public sale
ri the Cauii House dsef II said parish, In
the city u Baton Heuge D,i;
SATURDAY, Am dag vi 1essbes newt,
A. y, 1856, at II 6'tloek A. NJ Of said day
all the tight, itle interest ard elain Of
Edward HALEY defendant IN Or to the
property hereinafter sst firth and aesetibud
BY hin, surrendered II pay and satisfy the
Judgement, interest and eest IN The Above
entitled and numbered causes, to wit
A certain iet 81 parcel of ground situated
III that aaft ef the city Of Baton Huge,
called Jaehsen's Gafaen, having font On
North street III twenty.etn feet, with a
depth Of eHe hundfeu and fifty feet sh 81.
Francis, and together with ell The buildings
and improvements thereon Alse Fanny,
a Mulslte woman, aged abutt 30 years
1efns Of sale=@GAeH, with tie benefit
Of The aprtaisemeat II V IA BIN,
septss7iAw. Sheriff.
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STRAW ptATTtsas


CuHooL BOOKS and STATIONARY,
~ Printing Paper, Playing Cards, fer sale
by j, l., viAler,
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Fresh Receipts.
OK BARRELS Fancy 81. Louis Flour;
"a 40 half
10 Bbls. Sweet Apples,
10 Large Neshanoc potatoes,
10 :. No. I Rump Pork. Cash Or mo
sale. lag2al A. MoNTAN 4 BRO.
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GhF0M0meter.
DATENT LEVER, Detached lever and
l Lanine Watches, Just received and for
sale low, at THEo. G0LDMANNis,
may17 Harvey House Basement
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INN WARE..---We have now In store
J. large assortment Of Tin Ware ofevefy
description which we offer at very reduced
prices LARGUtER H. I.ANouE.
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power would be; even if all that every true
American holds dear were sacrificed, they
would exercise it. 1t matters not how many
collateral issues they may have in the contest
this fall, the one all-absorbing, all-pervading,
all-important question with them is, stall
we triumph over the slave power and build
up power of our own regardless of their
rights" They care not, one straw, whether
the Union be preserved or not, if so be, that
this one idea is constantly bright in view, and
they gain the ascendency Oh, the wild III
fatuation of man, blind, reckless and erring.
Why will they hurl us as Nation, from the
lofty and glorious position which we now oc-
cupy, into the dark future of irretrievabe
ruin and disgrace; in this respect, they, like
" Fools, rush in where Angels fear to tread"
j. b. K
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Drytown Correspondence.
DRyTcwN, Ang

DRyTcwN, Aug 18th 1856
MESS. ED's-It is not surprising that men
should differ in opinion in regard to political
affairs; nor is man censurable for advoca-
ting principles of government which he be-
lieves productive of the most beneficial re-
suits TO the country. If a man be honest in
his expressed opinion, he is deserving of re-
spect for that honesty even if his opinion be
Incorrect. Such man will not hesitate to
hear argument from Others to prove the fals-
ty of the position he assumes, il that argu-
ment is given in kind and reasonable way.
Now, it is not my object to iritate the feel
ings of any man and if any such result arise,
it will be from inadyertancy on my part, and
not from any wish to do SO. Every man in
this country is entitled to his own belief and
he has right to express that belief, if such
expression does not interfere with the inher-
ent rights Of Others. The day is passed, if
there ever was such a day in this country,
when majority of the people can be hood
winked or gulled into the support OF meas
ures that there is reason to believe, are ex-
tremely injurious and detrimental to their
own interests as well as that of the general
government; therefore, the good sense of the
people is the sheet-anchor of the hopes of all
true patriots. To their good sense and sound
judgment it is my wish to appeal, and not to
their passions or prejudices; to these last
will those appeal who have no solid founda-
ton upon which to build sensible argument
to convince others of the pretended merits Of
the measures which they wish adopted.
If majority Of the people are guided by
their better Judgment and not by their preju.
dices there need be no fears in regard to the
result of this falls election, and there is no
doubt but that they will be-
For what is the Republican party strug.
glingi Is it to inaugurate new era in our
National Affairs that man who can wish to
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Geo. X. smith, VI. ID.

FHYSICIfN a.ND SURGE
I friCE at Hoy Smiths Drug Store, Main st.,
u ~ Volcano. Residence on the alley, in the rear
y the Drug Store
- ID The books of the late firm of Goodn x
viii fi'a can be found at my Office. Persons indebted
feb22.lstf wa '''''' '0'''
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Notice.

meeting Of the stockholders of the Vol
oano Water and Mining Company, held in
tlSc,a a1V, The following members were unanimously
''ed Trustees and Officers:
n y, TRUSTEES
!. F,. ID harris, NJ. W. Gordon, J C. Shipman, J.
! farey, Geo. Muncton.
Pm OFFICERS.
nAhRlS Pres. Treas. and Genl Supt.
volo.u GEo. MuSCroS, Secretary.
reb Z. 1856. febi6-l7ly.
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SAcREDNEss OF TEARS DR. johnson OBJ
serves, There is a sacredness in tears" They
are not mark of weakness, but of power.
They speak more eloquent than thousand
tongues. They are the messengers Of over
whelming grief, Of deep contr;tion, of un-
speakabe love- If there were wanting any
argument to prove that man is not mortal,
would look for it in the strong emotions of
the breast, when the soul has been deeply ag-
itated, when the fountains of feeling are
rising, and when the tears are gushing forth
in crystal streams. Oh, speak not harshly to
the stricken one, weeping in silencel Break
not the deep solemnity by rude laughter or
intrusive steps. Despise not woman's tears
they are what make an angel Scoff not
if the stern heart of manhood is sometimes
melted to tears-they are what help to ele-
yate above the brute | love to see tears Of
affection. They are pointed tokens, but still
most holy. There is a pleasure in tears-an
awful pleasure If there were none on earth
to shed a tear for me- should 10th to live;
and if no one might weep over my grave, l
could never die in peace.
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Notice.

a C;, n! OF the stockholders of the Aqueduct
aeauet city, June 24ti, A. D. 1856. the following
'"'erS were duly elected: ~ ''' '''O 's
D TRUSTEES.
7 NJ 'gnhston, George Mckenzie, j. Jhonston
C;coro Johnston and L. Chamberlain.
j ~ Mckenzie, Secretary and Treasurer.
in; n Johnston, President.
37-ly
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SAM SLICE says he would rather break a
yoke of steers any day, than try to make up
a quarrel between two women when they have
their dander up.
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DE QuIScEY somewhere tells an anecdote
of man who, on being threatened with as
saults by eighteen tailors, cried out" Come
on, both of youw
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A sAUcy debtor was recently cautioned by
q creditor to be tOare He didn't take heed,
and the next time we heard Of him hs wss
turned into stone jug-fprison
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Notice.

AN Notice.
"a MI. persons indebted TO the subscribers will
ihev rrse Mn call and make immediate paument or
'' VIII have cost to pay. pe-As"'' "
rsr29 A. KLAURER co.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-08-30

A RIcH PoLTicAL JoKE-We have pri-
yate authentic adyces Of an amusing but in
dcative mistake, of which Fremont was the
victim. In New York City, last week, the
freesoil candidate went on board the steam
ship Orizba to say "adios" to some Califor-
MIA bound friend. A gentleman who was
with Fremont, said to Padre Vigil, the Mic
araguan minister, who was on board, ALLOW
me to introduce your Excellency to the next
President Of the United States" (making a
motion towards Fremont, but not calling
him by nancy The Padre stepped forward.
raised his hat, bowed, and said, a. am very
happy to see you, Mr. Buchanan.
The ATMOSPHERIC TELEGRAPH ANTICIPATED.
First voice:
"But why drives on that ship so fast,
Without wind or waveF
Second voice:
The air iscut away before
And closes from behindn
The Anolent Mariner.
This is the exact principle of the atmos-
pheric railroad; and it is perhaps worthy Of
lote as curious fact that such a means Of
locomotioa should have occurred to Coleridge
so long ago. Notes aud Queries.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-08-30

appropriated by the Ledger.
Washing Day.

appropriated by the Ledger.
Washing Day.
The following was picked up on Consolation
street and is supposed to be original:
always dread the washing day
The most of any in the week,
And breakfast o'er, without delay
straight place of refuge seek.
My wife goes scowling through the rooms
With uncombed hair ill-tied behind
No thought Of dust-cloth brush or brooms
A moment occupies her mind.
The slip-shod maids in unlocked dress
With lowering looks the tubs arrange,
And ransack closet, box and press
For garments soiled of last weeks change.
No ribs Of pork, nor loin Of beef
With lamb and peas in rich array,
Are spread for hungry mans relief
At dinner on Washing Day.
But on that day you'll find inst ad,
lunch of refuse bread and meat,
Upon the kitchen taole spread,
And "tbat or none' you needs must eat.
sometimes think that cen the cats
And dogs know when that day comes round
For pussey elsewhere seeks for rats
And Typo barks no welcome sound
Oh that could land be shown
Where every thing keeps clean and nice,
And Washing Days are never known
Al, that would be Paradise
From the Union Democrat.
The Free and UncorTupted Press.
BY 8. H. rAcY.
What is it that wedo not owe
The minds that would our wrongs redress
The true alike in veal and Woe
The fearless spokesman of the Press!
1t is the burning blush of shame,
The eyes keen arrow of contempt;
These, deserts of perjured name
From these the loyal are exempt
He who his countrys cause can plead
Need never crave better part,
4 noble heritage indeed,
The promptngs of loyal heart
Who hath no country must be poor
Deserter-and deserted wight
The panderer to treason's lure
Each sacred tailsman of Right.
He who will wound with tongue or pen
His country honor, is not braye
The poorest of his fellow men
May proudly spurn him as a slave.
Down. down! upon the shackled press
The highway to dishonest fame;
No thing can stoop its cause to bless,
Unperjured by the blush Of shame.
Give me the hand that wields pen.
Moved by the impulse of heart
That beats in unison with Men
Who know and love their country's chart
The honest, uncorrupted Pressl
Scathed be the arm that would not raise
To cheer, defend, assist and bless
The beacon light of darksomeda
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-08-30
A. b 10Y, NJ. d
Dentist.

sG.H, Permanently located in Volcano,
tFT,$sA having comfortable and convenient
-1-J Office, with all the necessary Istru-
nenls Tools and appliances, will do any kind of
s0TS that pertains to the profession of Dentistry
w manner which shall give entire satisfaction, or
poe money refunded.
Artificial teeth inserted ON Gold Plate or Pivot,
SS q me case may require. Teeth plugged with Pure
upm vg or extracted. Chiidren's Teeth regulated
'neA heeessary and all diseases of the GUNS, (the
not Of which is called scurvy of the Gums,) cured
IL w PAY Chloroform administered If desired.
ef, Terms reasonable -ssa
Od2T 9m
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lob PRINTING.
Geo. L. Gale,

h,,i,, Of the Peace, Towaship No. Three,
DFFICE Emigrant Street, two doors East of
| ] Nahony Hall, Volcano.
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Bayou, the name which Southern negros give to
every stream or body of water.
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w. AVER, N. ID.

oct27, nv
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IN, l,uItallo fucekIp Ceoser,
PUBLISHED EVERY sarunDAr,Dr
~ A SPRINGER & CO.
To @ T. m - 6
Advertising.

Advertising.
o. eouore of IL lines. first insertion, s3-each
uOelue"t, ,;bcral deduction on the above rates will
@ oas Z for quarterly aud yearly advertisements
'' '" LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
,..o,ted at the following rates:-Two Dol
WIN " mare for the first insertion and One Dol
hr uor pr sonare for each subsequent insertion.
JOB PRINTING.
Ue are prepared to do JOB Printing of epsry dc. e
W., - IN STYLE superior to any other Office in
,aF,'Dfb g, SnDtberp Mines and at as fair rates.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-08-30
lfH JANE
Smith a. Hardy,
w. HENRY JONES,
Il. vi. PAWLING,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
May be found at Justice Gales Office.
nov II Aft