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y EVENUE.-THIS HIGH-BRED HORSE AND
~ great will make his present season at the New
Market Race Course, near Petersburg, Va
Ample provision has been made for having mares with or
without colts, carefully attended and we'll fed grain
at fifty cents day.
Revenue very oal ette and his colts are re.
markedly promising Only two have yet been old enough
to appear on the Tur-for of which fifteen hundred
dollars paid in for the other the same amount
was offered and refused, after winning his first stake last
Spring.
Terms as heretofore fifty do,,as season, seventy to
sure with one dollar to the groom.
For pedigree and further particulars hand-bis.
JOHN NJ. Bolts.
April l9, 1885, 43-4w
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9Th District, Gen. F. 1. Simpson, Of Rockingham.
F. 3. Boner, Of Forsyth.
18th District, N. N. Fleming, of Rowan. Jasper
Stowe, Of CASTOR.
9Th District, F. /. Wilson, T. W. Bradburn.
VS.. Ashe, Of New Hanover, then offered the
following Resolution, which was adopted by acca-
nation:
Rsscloed, That his Excellency, Gov. THOMAS
BRAGG be, and he is hereby unanimously nomina'
ted for reelection Governor of the State of NortL
Carolina.
On motion, the President appointed Committee.
as follows, to wait on Gov Bragg and inform him OF
his nomination: A. w. Venable, William Hill, r.
P. Dick, j. G. Cooke, and w. K. Lane
The Committee retired, and after short time re-
turned accompanied by Gov. Bragg, who was re-
ceived with the warmest demonstrations OF regard
Gov. Bragg addressed the Convention at some length
in an able and impressive manner-acceptlng the
nomination, and pledging himself to use ms pest
exertons to carry the Democratic banner IN triumph
through the contest
On motion. the Convention took recess until
seven o'clock.
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Fifth Congressional District.

The delegates from the 9th Congressional District
met in Convention in the City of Raleigh, the 10th
of April, and organized by appointing Gen. Benz.
Trollinger Chairman and John Faucet Of Alamance,
Secretary.
On motion of Col. John Morrison, of Moore, a
committee consisting of one from each County in
the District was appointed to select an Eector for
the District Assistant Elector and Sub Electors
also Delegates to the Cincinnati Convention The
committee consisted of Faucet, of Aamance; DR..
Williamson, of Caswell Brooks, of Person Hack
ney, of Chatham; Kirkpatrick, of Guilford Murchi-
son, Of Montgomery; Collision, of Moore and Stin-
son, of Randolph.
The committee after consultation made the fol-
lowing report, which was unanimously received by
the Convention:
For District Elector, s. E. Williams, of Alamance.
Assistant Elector Maj. j. A. Graves, of Caswell.
Sub Electors, Dr. Dan: Montgomery, of Alaman'e.
Jas. N. Montgomery, of Caswell.
Jno. w. Cunningham, of Person.
James L. Gaines, of Montgomery.
Archibald r. Black, of Moore.
Wilson S. Hill, of Guilford
John jackson, of Chatham.
Reuben Fl. Brown, of Randolph.
Delegates to Cincinnati Dr. Pleasant A. Holt and
Col. John Morrison. Alternates, Col. D. R. Coch-
ran and Charles S. Winstead.
BENZ. TROLLINGER, Chm'n.
JOHN FAUCET, Sec'y.
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THREE O'CLOCK, P. NJ
The Convention met according to adjournment.
On motion of DR.. Pritchard, of Warren, com.
mittee of five were ppointed--consisting of Dr. r.
C. Pritchard, A. NJ. Lewis Gen. Joseph Allison, I.
L. Hargrove and Sidney Smith, of Orange-to wait
upon the military companies Of the CITY Of Raj.
eigh, now on parade, and invite them to visit the
Convention The Committee performed the duty
assigned them, inviting the Oak City Guards, the
Independent Guards, and the Raleigh Cadets into
the hall and they accepted the invitation, and came
up and took seats.
Mr.. Lewis offered the following Resolution, which
was unanimously adopted
Resolred, That every patriotic heart is filled with
emotions of pleasure and pride at the appearance
and display of the Oak City Guards, the Indepen-
dent Guards, and the Cadets of Raleigh, now as
sembled in this hall and we assure them that they
have our best wishes and feelings for their
and happiness.
The President welcomed them in glowing and
eloquent speech, and Lieut. Tucker of the Oak City
Guards, responded on their behalf in his usually
happy manner.
On motion the Secretaries of this Convention
were requested to inform the delegates to Cinc,n-
NATL and the Electors and their Assistants, of their
appointment as such.
On motion, it was
Resolred That the proceedings of this Conven-
ton be furnished the North Carolina Standard for
publication and that the other Democratic papers Of
the State be requested to copy.
On notion the thanks of the Convention were
unanimously rendered to the Pre-: ident and other
officers for the able and satisfactory manner in
which they have performed their duties.
The President then addressed the Convention !;
after which, on motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
JESSE G. SHEPHERD, President
W. A. FERGUSON,
WI. BLow,>
w. S. AsuE, "
j. D. HAWKINS, D:,
r. P. Dick, ''A ''''"''''''
+. L. SIMPSON,
WV. SLOAN,
I. w. BRADBrRN,
W. V. GEFrRoY,
j. C. CANNON,
w. j. YATES, Secretaries.
j. X. MARRIOTT,
C.. w. SrYRoN,
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April 10, 1856.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-I OFFER
IL for sale that valuable house and formerly the res
idence of Maj Clarke opposite State Bank upon
dating terms. The house has been repaired the lot large
and contains good garden spot large fruit trees near The
capital and in excellent neghborhood Terms: Bond
and security, two and three with interest from
day of sale. Apply to
ED. CANTWELL
Raleigh, April 20, 1856. 4s-lm
NOTICE. hereby forwarn all persons from trading
IL for note held by s. H. Kearney, jr payable to him
against me- Is owe him nothing, and he is indebted
me.
8. H. JEFFREYS.
April IL, 1856. 4S-3tpd.
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TO MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS

CIV AND OTHERN.
NNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD M
informing the public that he continues the Mil Wish,
and Machnst business in all their various branches F
dering Framing erecting Water Steam Mills erec,ir.
Hotchkiss water wheels centre discharge wheels Barker,
wheels, shot wheels under shot, or breast wheels
or any other water wheels Circular upright Saws
Grls FIGURING Mills, Boiling Reels Elevators Smut Ma
chimes, Horse Powers, Corn Crushers Cotton Gins Corn
Shelters. ' VIII
On application will order and erect any of the Adore
machines or any other in have experience Of Is
and have several experienced workmen in nv en-
nioyment. l am versed in the various Improvements
Those wishing work done in the above line would do we'll
to give me CALL return my sincere thanks for the lib
er.l patronage received heretofore.
For further information address the subscriber at Pol
louisville Jones county, N. C..
d. B. JOHNSON,
Aill-Wright and Machinist.
April 10, 1855. l:2l-wv
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nAnIEY's GENUINE pam r,rn

viii subdue The pain and infamm.tGoaA rRACT0p
,sss burns from twenty m alSm
nr rhsu, and
matism.Sore and Infamed Eyes-Cus W,matory R6eG
o,e ,nd snss.essts and
Bites q Insects Sweed and Broken Bres.,
e. al p.s ss ssssss
Don't be increduous about the many diseo ssched
De cured by only one reflect, that hs named
posve properties which the Daily Saive ALONE lew but
snd as heretofore enumerated-one to ne Contains
alone the diseases but many mo,
Query.-Do NOT REGULAR DRIED pHYSc,,,
cALoxEL INwARDLY SCORES OF prFRRrS~ pRescals.
It s S,ee GG Ps o. PAM
CLICKENER CO., propretors, and si9 PN4nrss
LEY LEY, msnuaesurer. All others counterfeit DA
E All orders should be addressed to r.
Co, 81 Barclay street, New York W ". Chckeusr
Sold in Raleigh by PESCUD 4 GATLING. and ~,
gusts throughout the United States "Du all Dus
April 81, 1856.
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the following gentlemen as Constituting the Demo
cratic EXECUTIVE Committee for the State. to wit:
William w Holden, Of Wake; James Fulton, New
Hanover; james n. White, CASTOR; Jesse A.
Waugh, Forsyth; Robert s. French, Robeson
William A. Jenkins, Warren; w. Z. Lane, Wayne I;
David Coleman, Yancy R. P. Waring, Mecklen-
burg; and Joseph Allison, Orange.
The Convention then adjourned until Thursday
morning ten o'clock.
THURSDAY, 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.
The Convention met according to adjournment.
Mr. Bow of Cumberland, offered the following
Resolution which was unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That we highly approve of the course
pursued by our able and patriotic Senator'S, David
S. Reid and Asa Biggs; and Of our Democratic Rep
resentatves now in Congress.
The Convention then went into the election OF
four Assistant Electors for the State at large which
resulted in the choice of the following gentlemen :
DR.. R. C. Pritchard, of Warren; Marcus Erwin, OF
Buncombe; A. M. Scales, Jr., of Rockingham; and
B. Fuller, Of Cumberland.
DR.. r. C. Pritchard, Mr.. Fuller, of Cumberland,
E. G. Haywood, of Wake, Sidney Smith, of Or
ange, and DR.. Copeland, Of Northampton, address
dressed the Convention in the order named, in an
able and impressive manner, and with much aP-
plause.
The Convention then adjourned until o'clock,
M
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THE LATEST SPRING STYLES
EHINE BLACK FRENCH CLOTH DRESS FRocv,
IL Doeskin Pants. ''AS'
Fancy Colorsd g
Silk and Mars. Vests, just received.
w. II. WILLIAMS 49,
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SPRING CLOTHINc

w stock of READY.MADE CLOTHfNt,n u Spring
lSHlNG GOODS. Our assortment is Iarre "au t Urn.
every variety of STYLE that all who call NAV h.
the most favorable terms. We supplied on
In making up our goods, the most improved s.,
neatness Of manufacture durability, &c. have has0n.
served that none need fear getting any but the hast
from our establishment. Call and examine Clothes
w. II. WILLIAMS ao+
-''s.--@-. Successor to E. L. Hanrd;n,,
FayetterillsSt
IN THE NEW ARRANGEMENT, THE cAsp ~,
sac months system will be strictly adhered to b anu
enable us to sell the better bargains and all who m.l
will be required to pay the LIST Of July and LIST of
April 16, 1885, a. w.
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poNs INDUCEMENTS i est aver

RONS MED1CAMENTS.- est avere
- que lie CHERRY PICTORIAL ct les CATHAR-
TIC PILLS DU DIR. AVER ont plus fait pour Ia
sante puhliqUe que quoique ce soft. On ne peut con-
tester que lie Cherry Pectoral a optr6 miller sur
miller de g~udrisOns de Rhumes, toux, Croupe, Intu-
enza, inflammation DIES bronehites ETC., ct a diminu6
d'autant plus lie chifre de la mortalite chez les per-
sonnes ~atteintes de la poitrine, affection 81 ~frequeute
dams nos climats.
Tout lie monde a plus on moins besoin de Sc purger;
il fault epnrer lie sang ; tenir lie corps libre, que lie foie
ct les yisceres soient t~oujours degagGs de toute oh
%struction. Chassez les maladies 9ui menaient votre
corps ct Fentraine 4 sd RUNE. Sans les maladies nous
ne mourriQns jamais que de vieillesse prenons done
des antidotes contre Giles ct eXpulsnns les de notre
systemes, avant qu'elles naient aSsez de force pour
pouvoir nous rtsister.
Les pillules d'Ayer vainquent In mslatie, soft dams
son principe, seit meme quand ellie IA dejA eurahi
fortement lie systemic. Lisez les rdcits surprenants
des cures merveilleuses qu'elies ont operees comhien
ont etc gutrs d'etlrayants Scropules, d'lydropisie,
dulceres, maladies de Peau, Rhumatismes, Neyral-
gies, Dyspepsia, douleurs ~internes, Coliques Bilieuses,
Brblements de Coeur, Migraine, ii0utte ct beaucoup
dautres mauN moins dangereuX, mais qui. dependant
s~ecaanent DIES indictments ct DIES soius tells que !:
Bontons ct Rougeus au visage, YerS, Irritation
Nerveuse, perte d%'appetit. arrangement, L.ourdcur
de Tete, RhnmeS, Fievres, pissenterie Ell toute esr8ce
dattection pour l~esquelles les purgations sout ntces-
saires.
propres mGdccins et vns yoisins vous le garantiront.
Essaycz en- une fois ct vous ne pourrez plus yot.s
en- passer.
PriN % cents Ia boite bottles pour 81 90.
pr6par6s par j. c. Aver, chimiste, Lowell, Nassa.
%chusetts, ct vendus par John Posey ct Pierre L.
Hebrard l. Cie., 0pelousas; 5. d. Allis, Washington;
JeQp BE. Follinsre, Grand Coteau.
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~ " young .SN+ -ohS@py 6ooN sf
~,iisctte had been delivered Of
bat, a very short warning. "
stance! Would it have happened y
else but in Paris ? and what business &
woman so far advanced to visit q thea
Producing spectators in q decidedly contr
manner, as ii the articles necessary, and
somewhat DESTROYS. at q birth, were to be
tanned in a Thespian temple! Like the 9th
theatcrs in Paris, the Opera Comique has is
medicine bureau, but no midwifery practice had
hitherto been anticipated, and when the labors
and travail came on the scraggly old women
who open the box doors made q jolly riot.
The theater was hardly aware of the singular
occurrence until it was all over, q couch pre-
pared for the mother, and the infant e1pedi-
tionsly swaddled, warmed and tended. An
accommodating little lingere, who had occupied
a place in the same box with the mother, ran
to the Rue Richelieu, and generously selecting
from her establishment an assortment OF linen
and diaper, returned quickly to the theatIsto
place it at the disposal of those busy in attend
ing the new conner. An 0uUreuse seized a
pompiere's brass hat, and converting it into a
contribution box, by turning it bottom side
up, much to the establishment of its innocent
owner, passed it about the tiers Of boxes, the
orchestra-stalls, the avant-scenes, etc., and sue
ceeded in collecting 8 ne two hundred and edd
francs, which were at once conferred upon tlc
tender bud and, as if overwhelmed with syn
pathy, the Empress has since added to its good
fortune by permitting it to be christened Marie
Eugenie, and has sent to the mother q gift
really imperial.
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NOTICE to the Tax Payers of the Parish of
JOHN LYONS.

1S St. Landry
! am now in possession of the Parish Tax Roll of
1870, and am ready to receive the said taxes. For
the convenience of the TaX-Payers, I will attend at
the following places on the days below fixed, between
10 o'clock in the morning and A in the afternoon, for
the purpose of receiving the above Tax:
Commencing at 0pelousas on Monday, February
a, every day till Saturday, March Ii.
At Gros Chcvreuil, Third Ward, at Jules Mes
tricks, on Monday, March II. -
At the junction of the Teche and Bayou Fuselier,
Monday, March II, at the house of Jacob Anselm.
at Lonis A. Patin's.
At Queue Tortue, Sixth Ward, Wednesday, March
10, at Hyppolite G. Guidry's.
AT Lower Plaquemine, Thursday, March 20, at the
store of Clark, Hayes d Co.
At Point aux L.oups, Seventh Ward, at Giles Hig-
genhotliam's, Friday, March 81.
At Upper Plaquemine, at Joseph Daigle's, satur.
At Mal!stt Woods, Eighth Ward, at the store of
David Gulllory, on Tuesday, March %.
AZ Joseph. III. McGee's, Wednesday. March %.
Chataignler, at the store of Jean Pierre Lat1eur, on
Thursday, March 81.
Flat Town (Ville plate), at VIM. Reads, Thurs
Little Prairie Mamoth, at Joseph Landerneau's on
Friday, March IS.
Bayou Chicot, at Akcnhead's old store, on Friday,
March Is.
Old Grande Prairie, at Philippe Stages, Saturday,
March 30.
March 81.
Cane Ridge, ut the store of Levi & Co., on Wcdnes.
day, April 2.
Bayou Bnuf, Mt the school-house near ThomaSsic
Crory's, Thursday, April 3.
Washington, at the drug store of S. D. Allis, Sat
urday, April 5.
Atchafaaya River, at j.. j. Morgan's, on Monday,
April Z.
Mermento River, at john wright's, on Saturday,
April IL.
Office at Opelousas, same door with L. North Cul-
lon, Esq,
opelousas, February ., 1856.
EBERT CAN'T, Collector.
(Y an advertisement which appears in the col
IL umns OF this paper, it will BIT perceived that
have been appointed Agent of the Administrator of
the estate of the late JEAN BAPTISTE DAVJD
for the collection of the State Taxes of 1851. 1859
and lS5S.
hereby notify all persons who owe said Taxes
that | will be ready to collect them at the times and
places fixed upon for the collection of Parish TaSes
Opelousas, March l, 1856. '
| EBERT CAN'T, Agent of the Administration.
a the estate Of Jean Bspsiyte Dsvid,
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CHANGE OF REs1DENCE.-Dr. P1-

il1ANGE Of hEolDEiN Cf.--Dr. IL
" LATE has removed his residence and Office to
the dwelling on Landry street, near Judge Overton's,
and opposite L. Birott's store. Besides the ordinary
services Of his profession, the DR.. will continue to
attend on all diseases of the Mouth and Teeth, and
practice in all the branches of Dentistry. His work
in all that line is warranted, and performed after the
latest and most approved process.
Artificial Teeth are not only an. orr.s.acnt: they re-
establish the voice to its natural tone, and, above all
permit mastication, so indispensable to the health.
DIR. PLATE will visit Washington weekly.
Prices moderate,
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An old e san
arrived in thu
sion of the sty
most of people
dreamer of strang,
in November last
natl to Nashville,
in company with hi r
way they became ihdi-
yidual who called him. after
their arrival at Nashville, the SAIL l.shcnbeck
broke open the old mans trunk and stole oil
his m%oney--about $l,GS0.
Some time alter this, Mr.. Jackson removed
with his family to indianapolis, and, severally,
on the nights of the 18th, 18th, and l4th ult.,
he dreamed that he pursued the man who stole
his money to NewOrleans, and found him in a
large public room, where persons were engaged
in playing games. The impression made by
these three coincident dreams could not be
efaccd, and the old man at length concluded
to test the correctness of his visionary warning
by setting out in quest of the thief. So he
proceeded to the Ohio, took passage on board
of the T.. @. Twichell, and arrived about a
week ago as above stated.
On his arrival here he put up at Mrs.
Oviatt's boarding-house, on Canal street, and
next morning started out in search of the room
in which he felt sure the thief .ras to be
seen. After searching ~'f ne he
at length wandered Bill
lard Saloon, and t. IS
dream was at once
hall, and these the
looking about he c.
he sought. He
few minutes and;
of the thief a.
man at once 6 "a
police officer. in
company with h nd that
the thief had disappN .subsequeut
search for him proved u~navalling. On that
evening Il noted pick-pocket and thief, who
suited the description of the offender given by
the old man, left the city for parts unknown.
And so the old gentleman's dream /" kept the
word of promise to his ear, but broke it to his
hope" and lie began to think that we are all
"such stuff as dreams are made Of"
Yesterday a collection was taken up by
Lieut.. Morrill, on the dreamer's behalf, and in
consequence thereof he was enabled to return to
his new home in Indiana. His money, how.
ever, appears to be clean gone for ever
Picayune.
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NEW WAREHOUSE

~ The undersigned, having formed a partnership
for the carrying on of the Warehouse situated in the
town of Washington, formerly known as the Ware
house of Anderson g. Thompson, for the purpose of
receiving and forwarding freight and merchandise,
will faithfully attend to all business which may be
entrusted to them by their friends and the public in
general. J. b. A. FONTENOT,
JOHN LYONS,
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EDUCATION0
BENsIeNl ExTEB 4

BENSION EXTER sDES
u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0PEL6S Nine,
HOY aidee par Mmlle.y Hoy ct me. ~.
seIes de Pnnliare Chase on ,Aes les branches me-
c-esseires . une Education solne IT n ascecolmplis seronnt
enseign6es. s4's q
DGns 10 COME H'instruction seront comprises les
Langues Anglaise, Francajse, ainsi que Ia Musique lie
Dessin, la peinture, tous s 0uyrages a Paiguille en-
Sole, Chenille, ese,,, etlt 6aintien BOB
Avee laide dinstitutfices completeness, ct Ia sur
VIGILANCE assidue de 10 Directrice, Nine. Hoy, files
perancc d'etre ~soutenue parties hhbitants dc ID willie
des Opelousas ct des ~environs. staB M a5
Les prix sont fixes par seance do ytngt-etune Sc
names, payables 10 moiti6 au counnencGment, pautrt
Motto d Mi-seance. a fa4ss ,tsps 4
instruction pour les eleves de classes i~nfsrieure $50 Of
do. sB8sl8. do. Ter classes rs OF
Musiqae sur Primo on Guitar. ..,s.-..-3 80 o.
LIE Dessin =. I. ....i {. .iia. Iii OF
LIE Fcinture il. ~, a..... ...s.... u 20 OF
Ouylages a rAignille.. ...-........1 10 o.
Pension s.,s..3. 7. I. !. +, ~. ....5.. 80 OF
Opelousas, 8idecembse 1856. tpis g MI
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour de

TVTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour de-
II District, Paroisse St. Landry No. 7651. :. !.
Succession dc Nicolas Amy ct Eugene Richard, son
eponse, decGdea. ,5 gsF5 esL MR.sfes
SrErHEN nj. YOU'VE, de Ia paroisse dc st. Landry,
administrator de Ia succession de feu Nicolas Amy
ct Engenie Richard, ayant present4 I'M tableau ct
reglement du premier tnrme de Ia susdite succession,
aceompagne dune petition demandant Ihomologa,
ton dsicelui Et attendu quill o ete fat droit a Ia
denande de ID dite petition par ordte dc 10 Cour, on
date de Is mars, 1856; slss35li
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donpe, avz
an CRETE de cctte cour susditc, dams les trente jour-
duui %suiyront la date du present avis, les %raisons, s
aucunes lis ont, pour lesquelles 10 dit tableau nj
serait pas approuv6 ct homologue.
i. LAsTRAPEs, Grefier.
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BATEAUX A
DAQUEBoT ENTIRE LA Nile ORL

DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLt.E ORLE-
j ANS EFT wAsHINGTON.-Le bateau IVA
pear MARY BESs, capitaine John Lyons, ayant
srance SEES voyages entire Ia Nouyolle Orleans ct
sgton, lei, .contnuern pendant la saiscon. II
farsL I~> Orleans tous les mardis as heures
dc l'apfS> NJ 2de Washington tous les samedis a
10 heuresS d.. LIE Mary Bess, ayant etc ache
to express our cette navigation, Went detre
complete K, ct est assure. IL a aussi d'ex-
cellentss nents.
lie fret ..irge q aussi has prix que sur aucun
autre bate ANS Ia navigation
Opelousas, 20 ianvier 1856.
DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NOUVELLE-
Il ORLEANS, OPELOUSAs, WASHINGTON
EFT IL BAYOU BGlUF-Le bateau q yapeur SY-
DONNA, Capt. Gustave Louailler, venant d'etre COM
platement rGpar6, fera, arssit6t que les eaux lie per-
mettront, les voyages reguGers entire les Opelousas
Washington, lie Bayou Buuf ella Nouyelle-Orleans
II est fin marcheur, SIR, comfortable, bien construct,
ct tirant peu d'eau. Les OFFICERS p~olteront toute
lcur attention A ~satisfaire ceux qi daigneront les
encourager.' Pour plus amples informations, s'adres-
ser a .bord. TN T&
LIE fret sera charge d aussi has prix qu'aucun autre
bateau dams la navigation.
-Opclousas, 10 decembre 1856.
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