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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

NOTICE.
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- nrcted themselves under the 6rm Of HUNT BRO, for
ductng Commission
Virginia between Cary and the DAnve Depot
Harvey, Wood A Coz
They solicit Of Tobacco wheat Flour Corn
kinds q country produce PROMISING prompt attention all
sgumrnts, and quick returns. ja4-t.
NEW GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS:
rVNlF undersigned have unsl trsriyrs under the
II style Of MCDONALD sPOrTs HARVEY for the purpose
eonduus IN city The above 6uness IN all its hraach Ihey
have the Ars warehouse No 20 Pearl
r-cruy occupied by Hunt aud Harvey
lev days o Groceries they
respectfully invite the of public
rally Experienced members Of e dra will
the sale Produce generally and TO the and arng
goods.
The usual advances made Consignment long rKpe-
the different brADches prompt
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SpRINn IshGI

TuNiE subscriber offers for stock Of EIrfheH
tctrr tsird 1Hf Sids. LootiHg Giasse Gisi0r Limps
GHt FIncy G Of recent importation, aud FROM AIn Trade
SIles
prcmp4 month. will
10 North
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WoyE wiHE.-Sos 40 rs Inclusive, N aer, ,rd or
w sale by e J. SfNrON 90.
msib sgn u The Circular sss. n Man q
1nn DOy. PAINrED utCKErrSi too as
sNFNp "a Ssrne RrOoms receivius Cor sale by
mss RArOLIPg A DOUGLASS
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NHIrE LINEN pNNrS.-A large assortment O
w Whe Linen Duct Pants grades, store
sale ~ moderate rfiers KEES. BALDWIN 60
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HDOHTAuIE ~ HUEH UANGES-3 atcs, far b.
hnF snd boiling rth little fuel snd vHh Hfti,
kfchyn HspitHy ssp,l ~ le wsuiso small tsuics AZ,
Portable ovens aud entirely article iu this
FeeufHenic by those ul have ufd uw, lust rrcsivd sud
ssc M SfAkRfrrS Stow SrORk, 80 Main street, y.
change Bank.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07

FtoRxScE NIoHrIscALE.-l Florence will here
after be favorite name for girls. Thousands
of mothers are naming their daughters after the,
noble and self-sacriGcing woman who went to
the Crimea to soothe the suGerings and bind up
the wounds Of those who had no other friends
than the hospital nurses. They bestow the
name on their children in the hope that they
may, in some degree, resemble her. lh clever
speech Of Lord Elsnere. lately made in the
! Horse Of Lords, he refers to Florehce Nighlin
4 gale in these words: sfs
The vegetauon of two successive springs has
obscured the gestiges Of Balaklaya and Inker-
1 man. Strung voices now nnswer to the rolicall
| and sturdy forms now clusters round the colors.
! The ranks are full and the hospitals ne empty.
The angel Of mercy still fngerssto the last on
the scene Of her labors (hear. bear): but hel
mission is all hut accomplished. Those long
i arcades Of Scutnri, ia which dying men sat uF
4 to catch the sound Of her footstepsor the fat
ter Of her dress, and fell back on the pillow
llcT-ent to have seen her skddow ~ IL passed
4 aer low comparatively deserted. She may pro
sabsbfy be thinking how 70 escape a. best 81
I may OF, her return, the demonstrations 0f z ma
,c.liOn's appreciation Of the deeds and motives Q
Nightingale"
Jtl.1lrse this allusion was .hailed with -
v pested cheers. 81
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07
THE FRUIT dIFr-nr WIN rrlrn.,

Last night, Just as the tints Of autumn sky,, ,,
OF sunset faded from our hills and streams, s.;
sat, vague listening, Tapped in twilight dreams,
To the leafs rustic, and the cricket cry,
Then ike that basket, flush with SUMMER fruit,
Dropped by theangels at the Pfophett's foot, asAa
Came unannouneed, ~ giftof clustered sweetness II
Fullaorbed, aud glowing with the laisoDed heasns
OF summery suns, and rounded to completeness IS b
By 4 sses Of the south wind and the dew.
Thrilled with glad surprise, methought knew
The pleasure OF The homeward turning Jew,
Wher, EschoI's clusters on MS shoulders laS, Il
Dropping their sweetness on his desdt way.
said, nThis fruit beseems no world of sin. s Il
Its parent vine rooted in Paradise, sss,@s
sO'ercrpt the wall, and never paid the price
/ OF the great mischief --aM anabrosial tree, s i
/ Edrn's exotic. somehow snuggled in
i To keepthe thorns and the fhistles company =
Perchance our sraiI, sad mother nlncked haste
4 single vins-slip as she passsd the gate. =
Wh<retkes dread sword salernqte, rale md burned
And the stern angel, PITY - ,.,
Fcr0Ave the lovely dspasser and tpr1ed
Il Ads his iAce of frs. and thus fhe waste
Il aud ~ l.cn ear4h hath net lis annual to1te
Il of prinI ~ eood ~ 0pro5s tl,s - w cot<.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07
BRILLIANTs-To AUTUMN.

Hail, yellow Autumn! though thou ART not now
The buoyancy Of soul which youth inspires sss
TO love to see The. leaves drop fom the bough,
The withered leaves; and the relentless plough
Turn over the sward; while curlews, whistlinR
shrill, slsf
Sing Natures requiem on the mountain brow /,
And all the air is az blae marble, still ).
1t was kind Of triumph once too see
All nature die, and fnd myself at ease,
In youth that seemed an immortality; :
But am changed now, and feel with trees
brotherhood, and in their obseqniss
Think of my own. Thus time hath wrought
I with me.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07
THE AMERICAN BANNER
Is PuBLfs1iED ny
MRS. HARRIETN NJ PREWETT
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid IN Advance, 50 oO
fnot paidin sixmonths, .s a 90
# not paid in twelve months, s 0(
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07
AMERICAN BANNER.
"A 2 AZoo CITY:
FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. I. 1856.


Frankness is supposed to be common virtue. It
is most uncommon tbs indeed an extraordinary
thing, 1t requires truth simplicity, love and gen
uine goodness. Many men speak plainly when
they do speak, but they are not open and free.--
Many speak very plainly when angry many speak
pleasant truth frankly. But few there are whose
souls are SO balanced in atmosphere of love that
they speak whatever need to be said to each and to
ALL plainly gently, fully. The dearest friends live
together for years without daring to speak things
that they know, and when each party knows thai
the other knows. Parents live with reserve years
long toward their children Children carry untouch
ed unsylabled thoughts and feelings that take hold
Of their very being. Friends meet andlPart day By
day friends so true that they would almost die fol
each other or what is still harder than this who
willing to live for each other, and never speak d
things that each knows is passing in the other
mind 1t is very strange to see people come up il
conversation to topics, that, by tacit free-mosonry
ars sacred. and without word or look, one glide
past on one side and the other upon the other side
and meet beyond, going down the common channe
again. Was there ever thoughtful sen sitive Per
son, that dared to be open, transparent. frank2 Blu
however, this may be. there can be no doubt tina
Christian people are not Frank enough for eacl
others good. If men knew how to tell the trut
IN love, how rich might one become. A man migt
stand then in the focus of th. wisdom Of his friend
But refusing to let their light shine, men crop
in the partial lghtof their own wisdom, distempe'
!. eddy selflove. s5
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lgaSN ffafaa
PUBLISHED EVERY PKI6AY loRllre.s
VOL. 2--No Is,
A SEASON SONG.


y " sy ALFRED rsorr.H t.'sss $3.50 Hts
Oil Il pd rnddy autumn, now, ba sis NH
A rich fekard to anxious man. a1S - isi.z
For ali his toll and pain; = 418aas4a sal
Tbou art queen, stately queen. .fnai
Among the graces three.
q For lovely spring and summer bright
i Are handhnaids unto thee;
Right royalty, With lavish hand,
Thon spread'st Ger hill and plain
Ii luscious symbols that proclaim .xt1 QasaY
y The lustre Of thy$Sga: syasfI
Il ". .raToI
!. Oh! gentle, bounteous. aptunm qneens .rsasf
Brown daughter of the sun .snass II
Efalged1ly thou tread'st thepath tasas4
s His Burning coursers runf Ae8i1 safifSx
Thou1ay'st tly magic wad0 0hpon ssiizAgsf1
The green and tender grain,
And|full- cared harvest gladdens earth,
With taesning 6elds agains4 II 81 sif-rie If
The bough that bends with golden frd1A sss,fr
The pnrple-clusterd vine, 81 is III i,,a .sae.s
Oh! ripe and ruddy autumn queen,
Are thine and only thine. eefg
Oh! bless'd and blessing autumn queen,
Conrmission'd from above Fa.a A3t'eh
To gem the matron breast Of earth h tas..si 4 4a
With Jewels Of 0ols love;, sss.ea.ss = ~
The green hiLsides arc wild With glce-- 81,
/. The valleys swell with song = - i"a1
The everlasting nountain tops esa g ~ i
The anthem peals prolong-- assi IL s sitrl
= Aud all The kindred of mankind, s s vas..
# In one great rapture-strain,
Sing praise TO Him who bade thee ill
Their garners once again. q 1a
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-. RATES OF ADVERTISING. 80
One Square, (ten linesJ one insertion, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, ~ so
uT Advertisements not marked with the number
of insertions, viii be continued until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
p Marriages and Deaths inserted as news All
Obituaries, meetings of Lodges and all matters ad-
yancing personal interest etc. etc. charged other
advertisements
I A liberal deductionSnade to those advertising
by the year
rT JOB WORKS done with neatness and die
patch, on liberal terms
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07
YaZ q City Curl =.
ANDREW GIBB, -1
WINE AND LIIQyI9l!R y Q $s.ILI99RE,

"HIE - IANOO "a . = UxIoo' ~ N
Cigars and Tobacco oil. all qualities, Fruits in
their season, Confectionery, Soap and Candies,
Sugar and Coffee, &c &c.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07

ExTRAvAGAScE IN DREss.-As council of bishops
has Just assembled at Perigneux, in the south of
France and it appears that the venerable prelates
have Illuminated decree against expensive habits
in dress, which, according to the Echo. has created
quite an excitement among the bellies of the place.
who are anxiously inquirng whether they are to be
condemned to rcnounce their "manti las" and all
the rotundity which the present fashion demands.
1--WE can comfort them,' adds this journal, with
the assurance that as the DEGREES of the council can
not go into operation until they have received the
sanction Of Ronle at least eighteen months must
elapse before they will obliged to axe painful
sacrifice" In this connection it may be useful to
recall whathas been passing in the city OF Belgium,
where extravigance has assumed such alarming
proporticns that the ladies themselves were obliged
to combine for the purpose Of aresting its disastrous
progress
1t appears that extravagance had been for some
wears source of constnint in families: and II was
noticed no marriages were contracted, since the
Young men, Frightened at the bills that doomed up IN
the distance, preferred 10 hve in celibacy. The
mothers recognizing the Inconvenience Of state o
affairs encouraged by themselves, have resolved Y
bring about salutary reform. and with thus view
they have formed y committee which meet once
week. They have declared open war with extrayi
gance, and every member announces publicly th'
retrenchnients made in her own household expenses
They say that happy results have already been Oh
taned and that sim lar associations are to be iorin
ed IN the neghboring towns-Coa'fter des Etat
Jnis.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22

~. Or. J. l.. CZEPKAY.--The gentleman whose
forms the caption of this notice is Of the
few modern physicians whose application 10 his pro
tessiUn and devotion to the afflicted, render him alike
I'M ornament 10 the one and benefit 10 the other A
Hungarian by birth he sought with kossuth TO place
his country among the nations of earth, beyond the
oppressor'srule, that her sons might rejoice Ia the
practice Of those precepis which alike our glory
and pride In his Efforts so to do, he has reaped
the uf Intellectual ressta oppressIOn
"a home and "a country know hun no more" Apart.
however, from his claims UPON our consideration as
patriot, the testimonials Uf character and capacity
which he brings eh,ite him topublic confidence, TO
the exclusion of those who possess neither The
or the Other.r As gcntlena his character is unfair
nished: as physician, his skill unsurpassed; end
to thoss whose imprudepce has lefI upon them the
taints of disease conScientiOu-ly Commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find a
friend whom to know is great gain The Dr1,s office
is No. Sand Armory Hall, corner OF Sacramento and
Montgomery streets, San Francisco. al4-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
Otuujllt IaiIg 4jutte &rrurG

See-Judge Murray has announced his in
tention to support Mr. Buchanan. His let
ter will be published at an early day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. D. BROWN. M. D,

Graduate uf New York University, New York Medi
cnl Institute. Honorary GrahdUle Of syracuse Medical
'oll'ge oir~ his professional services To the nbabi
tants of Oroye and vicinity. Office at thu Butte
Drug store, Montgomery street, one door from the
corner of DuWner street.
july II, 1850 iyi4If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22

To DIR. ii. Heinimann, Corner jackson and
Montgomery streets, San Nrancisco.-Dear Sir:-lt
is with Measure that we notice the unbound.il
cess which has attended you ia your practice since
your residence in ths-State, now over seven years
The geed you have done and the skill you haveexer-
csed in the cures t!,nt come under our observation
make lrOur duty 10 let it be known to the world and
particularly 10 those now suffering with disease
Most of were well acquainted with whilst yOu
resided at Mormon Island, aud witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected on patients
whose cases pronounced hopeless by eminent
physicians. We have also seen whatyou have done
for some of our friends now residing at Cooma and
Placerville, who after much pesuasion and induce
ments our part consented To 90 and see you, when
they had almost Gespured of their lives. They did So
and returned. and new living hale and hearty men,
ana read r. if this should reach your eye and
YOU are afflicted, take our advice and 20 10 Dr HEM
MANN, and you with never regret il
Dear Doctor. receive with our most hearty wiihes
for future welfare. the assurance that we believe
You to be one OF ourmost talented and experiences
physir clans in,the state.
FREDERIGK HARYSASN,
(prop'r Miners I1oiel)
JACoB WINKLEMASS, fGreenwo0d Valley
(p'r Greenwood Brewery,
JOHN GEORGE
August HAaSE,
J0sEPH WILIMASN, troIona
CHAsLEs GIss.
T. BELAz, Propr'sof the J
T:B NIL, S: ;, ,crOia Federale' P'aoer'ii'e'
A. H. WALKER, FL Dorado Slide.
G.. 2RoIcKK, firm of +. Poppe Il Coz Orovills.
JosEPH GLAvEL. Auburn.
CHARLES kAsFELLI Spanish Dry Diggings.
T. BESSISsER, (prop'r of bridge1 Condemned Bar
G. WoLLER. Sacramento,
II. FISNISGER,e do
G.. RENAUD, do
Carr HIND, Michigan Bluffs.
Carr. f. ;. MuMFoRn Mormon Island.i
HEsRY TRuEb (Republican House,} jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by DIR Heini,
mann. ang- Ism
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22

&G- Ex-Governor Letcher of Kentucky
in "a recent speech at Mayslck in that State,
said that Mr.. Buchanan was his personal
friend-that he was a gentleman and n pa
triot, for whom he entertained high re-
gard dnd that he c0uid not say a uOrd
against his character as man. He did
not like he political sentiments, and opposed
him on that account" Gov. Letcher is the
witness upon whom the opposition editors
have relied to prove Mr.. buchanan the cal
umniator OF Mr. Clay.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22

An EDITOR AMONG rHE ARIsToCRACY .--
Mr.. Bennett, of the Herald, has purchased
the magnificent mansion of Joseph l.. White, >.
Esq On the corner OF Madison Square and
Fifth Avenue, New York, where he proposes
permanently TO reside. The price paid is
sixty thousand dollars
The sixty thousand dollars is supposed
to have been paid by the State of California
to influence the ISerald to support Mr. Fre-
mont. How do our tax-payers like it?
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
For Sale !!

IN AS AN DESTROYS or LEAVING THE
III place. | Offer my house, lot aud furniture
ilr S-ie at very low price, Tor cash. The house is
ns well located for business stand any i'll Town,
and handsomely furnished.
For terms, apply 10 MARY DONAFANI,
Montgomery street. mean the Empire Hotel
SeptembeI 1t, lrj6. sll-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
T. 0 Z S Al E.
ORL T. \ rs IL q I h l.,
Montgomery street, south side, Orovillc


sc-} REED y STKikEk-fake pleasure IN in
ts;;I forming the travelling public. and thc cLtns
N oi OroVIlle aud Butte conntN, that they have
lpa-cd the well knawn and popular "OkLEANS llO-
TEL, and that they are now prepared To receive ana
entertain their friends in the best possible manner
We are determined to make The Orleans Hotel per
feet home the visitor and To entertain all who favor
with their patronage with the attention and style
known only 10 FIRST CLASS HOTELS.
u1- TT Mo O
shall be spread with the very best this and the CITY
Markets can afford. IN THE BAR. no house or bar
>hal or excel Us. The choicest qnalIlrt> ol 1t
quUrs and Wines served up neatly and quickly. and
S,citttdpH arteH- nun Ctd' When we inform the pub
lie that the 'redoubtabIe Col. :" prsdes.
DANIEL REED,
FREDERICK STRIKER.
Orovlle, July II, 1856. D!+u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22
U. S. Livery Stable.
Myers Strect-Ncar Montgomery

VENO KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES, and apid
IL growth of oar town, We have OF late, aud Will
from time to tint, make extensive additions 10 our
stock and otherwise improve our establishment to
OF lse agr.
Stock taken on Livery on the most reasonable
Terms. If desired. will buy, sell exchange
sock-in short transact all business ap ertining 10
a first class Livery Stable. lhe finest Bugs -s hacks
and Saddle Horses. inrnished at a moments notice.
Thankful for past iavors, We hope TO merit a con
tinuance OF the same BROWN s HOFFMAN
Dated Oroviile, July 10, 1865. jylOdu.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22

TIE ITALIAN SCoURGr.-Italy, all
agree, has the fatal gift of beauty.
Most italian eyes are beautiful, but
the domininns Of King Bomba are par
ticuiarly famous toI lasbe<. Punch.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-22

D[ Why are teeth like verbs Be
caus" they are regular, irregular, and
defective.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-01-05

Les pluies frequentes auxquelles nous a.
vons etc sujets depuis une quinEaine de jours
ont mis- nos chemins dams un etat epouyanta-
ible. De tous cotes, les habitans nous rappor-
tent que les routes sont efondrees on noyees,
ct dams beaucoup de cas- impraticables. C'est
surtont sur les chemins len plus pratiques que
ces inconvenients sont les plus remarquables;
--ainsi, entire notre vile ct lc Grand Coteau,
un pont est enleve ct plusieurs autres forte
ment endommages. ct les chemins sont abo-
minables dun village q l'autre. Sur Ia rou-
te de Washington, c'est la meme chanson,
cette petite difference pres, que Ton ne fat
guere co trajet qu'en voiture. Les abords de
nctre vile, dams lesdirections opposees. sont
egalement tres dificiles, ct tout compte tout
rabattu, nous pataugeons continuellement
dams Ia bone, nous prisons nos voitures, nous
gelons souvent de froid faute de bois, nous
tempetons ct faisons du mauvais sang NAL .
propos...,.et ce nest 10 faute de personne
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@

u ~
d considere CONNIE Giant de mon deyoir
a de faire connaitre au public ct a mes q
mis- On particulier, gus je suis maintenant en-
possession des deux Tableaax de Taxes d j..
tat des annees 1854 ct 1856, ct que je suis
pret d en- faire lie REQUIREMENT. Je les in
forme egalement que les statuts de 1855 ent
ajoutk des penalties additionnelles aux Collec-
teurs des taxes, en- en- augmentant les devoirs.
C'est pourquoi je lancerai une notice de sai-
sic contre tout contribuable qui aura neglige
de payer ses taxes q Ia premiere demande on
trente jours aprss la date du present avis
J'avertis de plus le public que je n'autorise-
raj personne, (pas meme mes deputes) i re-
cevoir ces, dites taxes; mes deputies n 'etant au-
torises agir qu'sn leur eapacite ofRcielle.
Jespere qu'avec l'aidc ella bonne volont6
de tout le monde, iointes mes efforts inces-
SAINTS, je me trouverai. au 1er de Septembre
I.prochain, en- mesure de remplir honorable
ment mes engagements ct mon mandat.
L. ". CHACHERE,
Sheyif at Collector.
! Opclousas S Janvier 1856. ST.
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Pare DE NoEL.--M. n. LErEvRE, success
seur de j. VINCENT, annonce quill offrira en-
vente, ce soir. aux gourments de notre vile,
une monstruosite gastronomique. II s'agit
dun PATE TRuFFe du poids de CINQ
CENTS LIERES, bourre d une multitude
de becasses, becassines, perdreaux, pluyiers,
cailles, griyes, canards, sarcelles, dindes, pou-
lets, yeaux, jambons, saunons, homards, an
guilles, poissons, poissons rouge, easse-burgots
truites, soles, lapins, ecureuils, pieds de CO.
chons, langues de bufae, etc. ETC., en- un mot
tout ce que peut fournir lair, laterre oul'eau
4 panpetit des humains,-AbeilIe.
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BoTTEs ET souLIERs A la MKCANiQuE. -
Nous voyons dams un Journal de 'Etat de
Ncw-York qu'on faisait des preparatifs i
Troy. pour manufacturer, 4 Ia mecanique,
des bottes ct des souliers.
Isa machine n1nvelle cit dtie a un ouvriar
franeais qii assure qu'elle permettra i IN
helnne do faire en- IN Jour, louvrage de huit
hommes, par l'ancienne methode.
L'asprit d'inyention senBle Il avoir pas de
imites, ct le temps b est peut-etye pas eloiane
Oh les bras deFiendront IN objet ds luxe.
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LA PLANTE A PAPER.

Tine interessante decouverte Went d'etre
faite dams le Wisconsin par Mde A L. Beau
mont, dArena. La plante en- question etc
decouverte par cette dame il y a environ
deux ans
Ellie remarqua une plante qui portait a Ia
fois du cotton ct une sorte de lin, ct entreprit
de la cultiver C'est pour celia qu'elle lui
donna le nom de Paper Plant On 10 plan.
te au printemps pour la recolter en- automne
ou au commencement de Phiver
Ellie devient blanche en- grandissant ct
rapporte au moins trois gu quatre tonnes par
acre.
Une simple racine transplantee. au prin-
temps dernier dome vingt jets vigoureux,
portant TRoIs CENT cINo CAPSULES, conte-
nant au moins soIXANTE CRANES cHAcUNE.
On en- obtenu sept onces de cotton pur ct
plus dune deni-livre de lin. La plante est
vigoureuse ct de six sept pieds de hau-
teur.
Ce produit peut etre employee avec une
grande economic par les manufactures dc pa.
pier, ct Futile plante decouverte par Nine
Beaumont ne peut tarder etre dune cul-
ture generate
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CoNGREs.

Nous donnons ci-dessous une lste des membres
du 34me Congress, Ia premiere session duquela COM
nence lie Lundi Deeembre dernier, 1855.
lie nom des DGmocrates est en- Roman; lie nom
des Wings est accompagne dune 6toile; les aboi-
tionnistes sont marques dun A ct les Know-No-
things de K. N.
Nous remarquerons en- meme temps que beau
coup de wings du Sud sont ranges sous la bannie.
re de la Democratic.
SENAT. e@
President, Jesse D. Bright.
Secretaire, Ashbury Dickens.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-01-05
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INST par le present donne par moi sous
signe, homme de couleur ibre, qu'en
conformite de la loi. j'instituerai une action
judiciaire, aprss les trente jours qui suiyront
Ia date du present avis, pour Pemancipation
de mon esclave, mulasresse nominee Aimee
agee d'environ dix-huit ans, ainsi que de Zen
FAINT don't ellie est aujourd'hui enceinte, dam
lie cas Oh il naitrait avant Ia rendition du ju
cement Emancipation.
2 ZENON RIDEAU.
Opetouszp, 5 Jarvier, 1885.