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" Elm l. II 1 ODII4 UE.-SuccGSSlOn dc VIC
' toire Soileau, Reinforcement dc 10 paroisse de
st. Landry, decedee.
ii sera yendu, en- vente publique, au plus offrant ct
dernler encherisseur, par lie sOussigne, encanteur pu-
bic dams ct pour la paroisse de st. Landry, dument
commissioner ct assermente, a la derniere residence
de teu Dame Victoire Soileau, pres la Vile Plate,
Mardl, &c fevrisr 1856,
les prophecies ci-dessous decrites, appartenant a la
succession de Ia dite dame Victoire Soilcau, q SAVIOR:
Un certain
MORCEAU DE TERRE,
situe VI a Prairie Mamou, en- cette paroisse, mesurant
vingt arpents de face sur q%uarante de profondeur,
borne al Nord ct au Sud par lie Domaine, a FEST par
Zenon Vidrine, ct a lOuest par une terre apparte.
nant a Cyprien Louis Belaire, h. c.l.
Aussi,
SIX ESCLAVES,
des deux sexes ct d'ages divers. a SAVIOR.
HANNAH, negresse agee dc DC ans:
lRMA, mulatresse do 81 do;
ELEONORE, do 3 do;
LOUISIANA, do l do;
EVELINE, mulatresse do 10 do:
JEAN BAPTISTE, do Is do;
Ainsi cue d'autres objects don't Remuneration serait
trop long.
C~oNpIrIoNs.-Un ct deux ans de credit, a partir
du premier avril proclaim 1856. Les acqu6reurs four
nissant leurs obligations solidairement avec caution. a
la satisfaction de administration ; ct en- outre Ia
terre ct les esclaves demeurant sptcialement hypo
theques a Ia dite succession, ~jusqu'au Placement reel
ct %etfectif, du principal ct des interets qui auront pu
s'accroitre. a raison de huit pour cent, a compter de
lecheance de chaque terme.
Paroisse st Landry. 26 %janyier 1856.
LOUIS stage, Encapteur.
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GHERIFF'S sALE.-SrArE OF Lo 9 N

SIILIVIT It 4 oAIE.-oTATE n. sMl
~ District Court, Parish of st. Landry Nv
James Goodloe ct ais. Us. Benjamin X. Koss KIN \ q
By virtue of q writ of fl. ia. issued in the soy ~ y
titled suit, by the District Court in and Tor ms h
of st. Landry and State aforesaid, and 70 ~ 4 n
Courthouse i is efp this Parish ar , on SATURDAY., y y \ \
day'of March, A. D. 1855, commencing X III
hour of IL A. M. and continuing from Gay y
if necessary, all the right, title, %interest! ana .aa islf
of the defendant, Benjamin r. Rogers. ID .nS IN y
ing property, seized to satisfy said WIT 70 W
The a,Nrt
SUGAR MILL AND ENGlnI, i,
situated on the plantation Of the defendant
Parish of st. Landry. a.. ,css I
Hheriif's office, opelousas, January, ; ~ 'shs,&
l.. V. CHACHERE' eH's
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.-succession de feu
Jules Jacques Fontenot ct dc Belaire Fontenot.
II sera vendu, en- vente publique, au plus ofrant
ct dernier ench6risseur, par lie soussigne, encanteur,
sur lhabitation, derniere residence du dit feu Jules
jacques Fontenot, en- cette paroisse, 4. .
. LIE JEUDI, Al fevrier 1850.
les prophecies ci-dessous decrites appRrtenant B Ia
dite succession, a savoir:
D'habitation, etant 10 derniere residence des dts
defunts, cOntenant trOis cent dix arpents de superb
Gle, plus on moins, situe a PA~nse-aux-Pailles, en-
estts pasoi sssa bo Trs au n N9rd par a a,sT terre , apP ar
Debaillon, au Sud par Julien Jules Fontenot, ct a
lOuest par Cyprien Jules Fontenot, avec toutes les
batisses ct ameliorations qui sly t%rouvent.
Aussi, un certain
MORCEAU DE TERRE,
contenant cinquante cinquante arpents de superficie,
%paroisse, borne au Nord par a FEST par-a u
Sud par -- ct a pOuest par.
Anssi,
IA ESCLATES
dss deux sexes ct d'ages divers, ! savoirs
MARIE, mulatresse age de rs ans,
avec SEES cinQ eufants. g lIt' of
Caroline, agee de 8 ans,
Azilma, do 6 ans,
Simeon, do 4 ans,
Jean Baptiste, do 2 ans "a
Jean Pierre, l ans;
PIERRE, negrelage de 81 ans;
JEAN BAPTIsTE, mulatre, do So snsf
SIMON, mulatre, do 80 ans;
EVARISTE, do do Is ans;
MARTIN, do do as ans;
JEAN, Negro, do ~ ans
MARIE, mulatresse, do Al ansJ
MARIE LOUISE, do Is ans
& ....AUssI...
8 paires de bnufs de tire;
- 10 tetes de betes q cornes dOucesI
40 tetes de betes a cornes en- vaches1ey
4juments ~creoles;
8 chevaux ~creoles;
20 tetes de moutOns
20 tetes de cochons;
charrette d b9ufs
] lot de paille ct mais;
| fusil double
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GALE-PUBLIo SALE.-The public = 49,
- notified that there will be offered al nnb, Hs! 'ly
through the ministry Of q Public Austionnse.a y see
last and highest bidder, on 70 III
THURSDAY, February as. 1s.a
ut the last residence Of Francis Cullom a..
near the town of Washington, in this Parish tySs ~
lowing described property, belonging to III = 20.
of Mary Ann Mixer, deceased, to wit: ~
A certain Ts
TRACT OR LOT OF LAND
lyi1ig and being in Pine Prairie, inthe par;,h !. :.
Landry, containing 70 acres, moi 3or lesa: tos..iNN
with the Buildings and Ihpr6vemss rss
thereon. as11J sfspys
Also, One MARE and COLT. T.
Also, Household and Kitchen FurniturA 4rfsk~-
other articles, too numerous to particularise. !,
Also, H
Il NEGRO BOY, Itl
aged %, not belonging to the said estate, Win i. -
for cash. tF77 +tEf'At - = 3 f t14AsAAa
TERMs.-All sums under ten dollars n.v..,.
cash. All sums of ten dollars or more sna N y
the LIST Of March, 1867. The land ~aforesss3as II 3
q and two years. credit from mi SS4
Marc. $50. Purchasers to give their fotAs A \. =
lido, with. security, to the satisfaction Of ths,rris
signed Tutor, and the Land and Buildinos thsl1.f
remain specially mortgaged until full Ana sS.S
ment of the purchase money is made. ~
Opelousas, January 26, 1866. +s sse
THos. Z. FIRTH, rasssss
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DUBLIC SALE.-Estate Of Jules Jacqua
be sold, by the undersigned, a Public Auctioneerh
and for the Parish Of st. Landry, to the lsk W
highest bidder, on
THURSDAY, February 81, 1854.
at the last residence of said deceased, the iolcste
property, belongip q the said estate, VII:
The 5gffs
PLANTATION
on which the deceased last resided, containing 80
superficial arpents, more or less; situated In AM
aux Pailles, in this Parish; bounded on the notAg
lands of widow Auguste Debaillon, east BY Dt.L
Debaillon, south by Julien Jules Fontenot, Mdya
by Cyprien Jul Fontenot; with all the BuadaB
and improvements thereon.
Also, a certain
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
containing so superficial arpents, more OF leE, ~
situated in Anse aux Pailles, in This Parish, bognae
on the north by ........,o on the east by....".ps
Also,
IA SLAYES,
OF both sexes, and of different ages, a ioluNe
MARIE, mulatto woman, aged IS.
with her five children, namely:
Caroline, aged 6, aEt
Azilma, aged 6, S3stg
Simon, aged H.
Jean Baxtiste, aged 2, en8
Jean Pierre, aged !;
PIERRE, negro man, aged II;
JEAN BAPTISTE, mulatto man, sg6SS
SIMON, mulatto man, aged 80;
EVARISTE, mulatto boy, aged ISL
JEAN, negro man, aged u;
MARTIN, mulatto man, aged 35i
MARY, mulatto woman, aged IL; llasN
MARIE LOUISE, mulatto girl, agsdN
....AL6Q... f
2 pairs Work Oxen;
= Creole Horses;
! Creole Mares;
10 head Gentle Horned Catsk
% head Vacherie Catass
40 head of Sheep;
40 head of Hogsi
pouble.barrd II
OK CMN,
Lot Of Fodder and 10y
Farming Utensils, Household Furniture, ~
Ware, etc. etc. ~
CONTROVERSIAL sums under ten dolA1,oI
all sums of ten dollars and over, in two equiv ~
installments, from the LIST of April, 1857. fuy -
to give approved personal security, to tne ~. sss
ton OF the Administrator, and the Lands ana0 n
to remain specially %mortgaged to said esq.,
full and final payment of the purchase moYy z =
interest which may accrue thereon. Al Eu%1s
interest from maturity. -
Payments to be made to Evariste Beianss
not, at his residence in Belaire's Cove.
Parish of st. Landry, January Is, 1855.
EVARlSTE DEBAILLON, AucuopSs,
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A VAPEUR.
DAOUEBOT ENTIRE LA NILE ORLE
Ia n FIT WAsHTNGTON,LLe bateau q va

DAoUEBOT ENTIRE LA Mile ORLE
il ANS Eft WASHNGTON.lLe bateau d va
pedr MARYaBESS, capitaine John Lyons, ayantt
Commence SEES voyages entire Ia Nouyel!e Orleans e.
Washington, les contlnuera pendant la saison. IL
partira de ID Nile Orleans tous les mardis d s heures
de Tapreslmidi, ct de Washington tous les samedis q
10 heures dn nnatin. LIE Mary Bess, ayant etc acne
teaexpressenent pour ceAte navigation, Went d.etro
complement repare ct est assure. II . aussi dex'
|~cellents emmenagenents.
Le fret sera charge q aussi has prix que sur aucun
autre bateau dams la navigation. M .I1te 4
Opelousas, 2e ijanyier 1856.
DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NOUVELLE-
I ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS, WASHINGTON
EEr LIE BAYOU BEUF-Le bateau a vapeur SY-
donna, Capt. Gustave Louailler, yenant d'etre com
pletement repare, fera, aussitot que les eaux le per
mnettront, les voyages %reguliers entire les. Opelousas,
Washington, lie Bayou Benf ct Ia Nouvelle-O orleans.
II est fiji marcheur, sur, comfortable, bien construct,
ct tirant peu d'eau. Les officers porteront to,lte
|leur attention a ~satisfaire ceux qui daigneront les
enconrager.' Pour plus amples informations, s'adres-
lie Net seta chargs a aussi has prix qu'aucun autre
bateau dams Ia. navigation.
Opelousas, Is decembre 1855. -
MALE DIES ETATs-UNIs DEs OPE-
4Xl LOUSASA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lie jour settlement. 49, .y
Cette ligne qui Went d'etre etablie, partira des
Opelousas pour st. Martinyille, PEASANT par lie Port
Barre, Arnaudyille ct lie pont des Breaux, tous les
Lundis, Mercredis ct vendreds, a six heures du ma
tin, ~arrivant a s heures de lApres midi ct partira
de st. Martinville tous les Mardis, Jeudis ct Samedis
a 8 heures du matin, arrivant aux Opeloasas a 5
heures de fapres midi. ~.
LIE so,ussignt, contractor, ayant encouru de fcrtes
depenses aim de Sc procurer d'excellents chevaux,
DIES voitures commodes ct agreables, ainsi que des
positions soigneux ct complaisants, Sc recommande
d Ia gcnerosite des voyageurs, pour une partie de
leur patronage. Il l@l sla
lOpelousas, Ter decembre 1865.
-. S. G. MCPHERSON.
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PUBLIQUE. Je vendrai, en-
' yente publique, pour du compliant, M
LUNDI, IL Fevrier prochsins
4 mon cafe, au Grand Coteau,
BN MOULIN AASUCRESa -cha.disres.
Grand Coteau, 2 Feyrier, 1850.
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THE PATRIOT.
oFFClAk JOURNAL OF THE PARISH OF SAINT LANDRY.
BY ALT. LIVINGSTON & CO.
ALE. LIVINGSTON. CHARLES N. EALER.

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents a Year, in advance. If
not paid within three months, Three Dollars and
Fifty Gents. Single copies, 10 cents. -.s o.
2 ADVERTISING.
Advertisements will be inserted at 8 cents per line
for each and every, publication. A liberal discount
will be made foryearly and standing advertisements.
~ No charge less than One Dollar will be made.
AGENTS.
Washtng ton, MILLsPAUGH.
BAYOU Ckicot LANDS g. SLOANE.
HoImesuiNe. ............W WIN. II. BAssETT, il.
alexandria LEWIS ZIM.
Atchafalaya ...........-..F HATHoRN.
Ne,c Heria .............E j. ETIE.
ArnauduiNe ............Dr JOHN G. Mills.
Franklin .ADoLPHUs OLIVIER.
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Instruments arratoires, meubles meublant, ustel
si]s de cnisine etc. etc.

sils de cuisine, etc., etc.
CoND1rI0Ns-Toutes somme au dessous de dix
piastres, payable compliant, ct toutes sommes de dix
piastres ct audess1s, payable a un ct deux ans de
credit, a partir du Ter d'avril 1857. Les acqnereurs
f0ulnissant caution a la satisfaction de ladministra-
teur, ct les terres ct les esclaves demeurant spectacle
ment hypotheques a la dite succession, jusqu'au
Placement reel ct effectif du principal ct des interets
qui anront pu s,accroitre, a laison de hut pour cent
Fan, a compter de lecheance de chaque terme.
Les placements devront etre fats a Evariste :Belaire
Fontenot, q sa residence, a PAnse des Belaire.
Paroisse s.. Landry, 10 ianvier 1855.
q EvARISTE DEBAlLLON, Encanteur.
VENTE PUBLIQUE.-Le public est aver
' ii quill sera vendu en- vente publique, au plus
offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par une autorite
competente, a la derniere residence de feu Francis
Cullom, pres de la vile de Washington, en- cette pa
%roisse,
Jeudi, 80 fevricr 1856.
les prophecies su~iyantes, appartenant a Ia succession
dc feue Mary Ann Mixer, d SAVIOR:
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
situe a Ia Prairie Piniere, en- la paroisse de St. Lam
dry, contenant soixante ct dix acres plus on moins,
ensemble avec les batisses ct ameliorations qui sly
%trouvcnt.
Aussi-Meubles de maison, CONSTANT en- IN grand
nonbre d'objets, don't Remuneration serait trop lon
que.
Aussi-Une Jument ct son poulain.
Aussi,
UN NEGRE,
age d'environ % ans, n'appartenant pas D 10 dite,
succession, sera vendu pour du compliant.
CoNDITIONs.-Toutes sommes audessous de dix
piastres payables compliant. Toutes sommes de dix
piastres ct audessus payables lie Ter mars 1857.
La dite terre (devant 6tre vendue) a un ct deux
ans de credit a partir du Ter de mars proclaim 1856.
Les acquereurs fournissant leur obligations solidaire-
ment avec caution, a la satisfaction du tnteur. ct
en- outre 10 dite terre restant specialement hypothe-
qu6e u 10 dite succession ~jusqu'au paiemeut reel ct
%effectif, tant du principal ct DIES interets qui pourront
s'accroitre.
Opelousas, &c j%anvier 1856.
THOS. P. FIRTH, Tuteur.
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LES ESCLAVES SUITANT2

4 actions du Railroad des Opelousas;
CoND1TioNsAToutes. sommes audessots de vingt
devant etre payees compliant, ct toutes SOM
mes de vingt piastres ct andessus, Q IN, ct 8 ans
deiorcdit q partir 4 Ter avril 1856. Les acquereurs
fournissant cauti( a Ia satisfaction de ladministra-
teur, ct la terre ct les esclaves demeurant spectacle
ment hypothequ6s a Ia dite succession, jusqu'au pale
ment reel ct etiectif tant du principal que des into
qui auront pu s'accroitre, a raison de hut pour
cent Ian, de rech6ance de chaque tern1e.
Les placements devront etre fats 4 NJ. Valmont
Sicily administrator, 4 son domicile, 4 Ia prairie
eros Chevreuil.
Paroisse st. Landry, IL janvier, 1855.
ALPHONSE DEBAHLON, Encanteuf.
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LE-PRoBATE ~SALE.--Estate ofsYnsA,.
lily, 'deceased..zWill be sold, at the iii 49,,
uv Of the deceased, by the undersigned M
AucGioneer, on 4 - Is
"WEDNESDAY, February Is, 1sss-.s1
the following described property, belonging % u.
IRACT OF LAND.
measuring 10 arpents front on, the Bayou T.cs. Il
about 80 or 50 arpents in dupfl, bonnVdSd rcIs
Louis Kerlegand, south by tie PLANTATION On ss,yS
deceased last resided, east by the Bayou echs w !
west by lands of st. Vile Lagrange. 49,
Also, the following
r .SLAVES: a
CHARLU anegroanan, aged IS yean.
VALEN "a negro man, aged IS;
AZEN negro man, aged 80; ~
EMF a mulatto, aged "a;
CF Les, a negro man, aged ~; nd
les, a negro boy, aged 49,,
: .ULALIE, a negro girl, aged ID;
ARENA, II negro woman, aged ~; 4Y5TSS
AZALlNA, u negro woman, aged "a;
JUDE, o negro girl, aged Is;
ADELE, a mulatto woman, aged a.: 5@Asg
LUCY, q negro oman, aged 80.
One Creole HORSE;
Lot Of Shingles; LEG M SD
Work Oxen; l OK Cart;
20 head of Gentle Cattle; a.
10 mead OF Vacherie CATH.
20 head of Sheep;
! Buggy; Log ohsAx
.1oSs. - All SUMS under twenty donam
payable in cash; and all sums OF twenty dollar ana
over, payable in three equal annual instalments Am
the LIST Of April next, 1856. Purchasers TO piye N.
proved personal security, to the satisfaction az h.
Administrator, and the Land and Slaves to remsis
specially mortgagcd to said estate until full and n.
tire payment Of the purchase money and the ipterea
l. III may accrue thereon. All sums not puuctu,Ty
d to bear eight yer cent. interest from matulitu
Payments to made to Valmont Sicily, AdiiR
i%strator Of the 81 estate, at his house IL Prlrs
Laurent.
Parish Of st. III Y, January u, 1856.
ALPHOA. Il DEBAlLLON, AucAousaL
4 TCTIOr SALE-For the Benefit oftIs
~ afish of st. Landry.-The public are heseuy
info ned tt the undersigned Commissioners MI,
sell 20 the last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, February 0, 4 30,
at the new Bridge over the Bayou Ca,ron, ~
| Washington, all the y
OLD LUMBER
Of the Bridge formerly crossing the sud Bayou.
Opelousas, January 20, 1856. o
ELISHA 4NDRUs,
L. L. BUSHNELL,
JOHN GARVIN,
- SOLOMON B. HARMAN.
pUBLIC SALE.--I will sell at public us
II ton, for cash, on Nf5e
MONDAY, February II, 1855,
OF my coffee-house in Grand Coteau, ~
4 SUGAR MILO n.TD KETTLES
Grand Coteau, February ., 1856.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de feu
" Louis Stelly-Le public est avert, qul sers
vendu, en- vente publique, an plus onrant % defnler
par Alphonse Debaillon, lencanteur pu-
d Ia derniAre residence dus dit fen Louis Sicily,
cette Paroisse, tA-+
MERCREDI, Is Fevrier, 1855,
les prophecies ci-dessous decrites. appartenantA Il
du dit defunt, 4 sayoir:
3a9 UN, JTERRE, d55
dix arpents de face sur lie Bayou Teche,
sur une profondeur d~'environ yingtdenx GU yingt-
trois arpents, borne au nord par Louis Kerlegand, au
sud par Fhabitation sur laquelle le defunt demeurait
en- dernier lieu, est par le BayouTeche, ct Quest pas
st. Vile Lagrange.
Aussi, .-r5s. ..-4asy-s syeaM a-4swe
Les ESCLAVES. SUITANT2
des deux sexes ct d'ages diye& . savoir:
CHARIOT, age d~'environ 50 ansi u
RS VALENTIN, age d'environ t8I 10 fa. ~
AZENlOR, age d'environ 30i }45os q
JULES, age d'enyiron; l8;
CHARLES, age d'enyiron 22y
EULALIE, negresse de IA ans,
ARENA, agee d'environ 22i
% AZELINA, agee d'environ H.. K
JUDE, agGe d'environ IS;
LUCE, ag6e d'enyiton 80 ans. .
ADELE, agee d~'environ AZ; fIs "' IT,
EMELINE, agee d~ienviron at -.
l Cheval Creole; e.. ., .
0 Bntfs de Tire; q
td2 d 10 tetes de Bbtes a Comes, en- Vncherie
Ia ssia.- 9ig 90 tetes de Betes 4 Cornes, douces
.testy n 20 tstes dc Mout ( sia,. i
t' N'l ~ ! Lot Bardeaux;
q f-..A. If14 LI "#L Z. g4 4A= FL I RutrrV.
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Notioa

TTAfING sold out the Saddle Harness. and Trunk Manu-
featuring part OF business shall devote rayseif
Sor the rresert) exciustFeI sadde-, IA
Coach trimming b7sinsss having BY u more
room and greater facilities being tie onIy one n lila
city, exclusively in this business from my long cxpri
snce IN and extensive connection saddIInE
nope 70 be able 10 render entire satisfaction 10 ali who viii
layor ine with their Very thankful Tie liberal
custom herstofore bestor ed aronfnnars
% tns ssiiie- JOHN KSOTE.
aug s-1Ins Old Stand. IS; Main Street
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Sold Onk.

NHE subscriber having sold out to Mesrrs shepard
a M9rsss the Of IDS establish
Wnid embrace this his sincere
thanks for the very liberal extended to him.
tiie last and to
MS numerous friends and customers his SUCCESSORS know
ing them 70 tc experienced sorknen and in every way
worthy II: conhdenee and patronage Of public have
no dvt they viii render full satisfaction 10 ali Who ina
favor them with their custom.
aug s-sa JOIN KNoTE
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NOVEMBER IS. 1856.
TR a TION.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA,
RAILROAI3.

szss5 EzfzSssszssii q ss:Es.a q zsssss.s3
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OP " TIL II o. U g II.
DIRECT ROUTE 10 cINcIsNATI AND TIE WEST

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Mandatory.
EREsilAti B. SHEPPARD and cfIAs. MORGAN have
y this day entered into In the Saddle, Harness
perd a Morgan. - = -
Having purchased from Mr. Kiotc the notwithstanding
part o. his extensive establishment, and his large
workshops, have facilities witch VIM
iowess rates. and Of the latest and
We have hand full of ali articles In
our line, consisting OF Saddles Bridies Harness. Trnks
Collars, Whips, Carpet Bags. sacheis Saddle Bags 4c
lowest rates. ~
Particular attention VIII paid ordered work; rear.
ing promptly attended
and prces the pafro,,-
age which has been lber1y bestowed
proprietor SIEPPARD 4 MORGAN,
aug 2-3m No lSi Main ST., corner CT Union
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GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTH-The NJ Train NIL connect at SAM
dnsky with Morning Train from Toledo; onroeyie with
shslss ygnstion vl.h CINCINNATI from
Railroad. :
e Bay City from Detro at Monroeyie with
G. z 7. IT. r.; Shelby Junction 5.21 p 81 with the Aiau
Tram @. G. @. r. o. Columbus onennati; Mans
field Junction p with Past train on o. & r r. r.
Tor Pittsburgh, and az Newark With East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio Il. r. 4
GOING SoRTH-The Train VIII m AXE close con-
nccton ut Newark with Mail Train from O. r
Mansfield Juneton With Express for Pittsburgh; al
shelby Junction nt ~ 10 with Cincinnati
Buffalo aud New York Monroegiile With
Mall Tgain on O. Z. 7. road to Toledo, Chicago &c.
90 Train will With Erpress from
the East Genital Ohio Road: Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction at sci p 4
with Cincinnati Mall cleveland Mouroesie with Night
for Toledo and Sandusky with HE
steamer Bay City for Detrost and Chicago. q .
]. ". WE'D, snp't.s
sandusky, Aug. 4, 1855. sep15-tf
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e{S59 t4e4tzse5 ~ Sei5as5 ~ ee2sssl< 81
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
FOR NORTHERN. SOUTHERN AMI. WESTERN
TRAvELEilS.
TswIcc DAILY, tundsy night sSceptest} hetwee,. Rick
mcnd and Washington City via Gosdonsyiie and Alex
aniiia.
Hours Of departure at Rich
iaofd. esi5 s. =. and $50 P. ~.
Returning leave Wa shington- 30 A. M. and II. Al.
Arrive at Richmond. :. 1880 p. NJ and 4 AN
baggage checks aud tickets, given through hetseen Rich
Va siington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING 40 sTRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent and CARRYING GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give The hest guar
atee Of always securing CONNECTIONS by arr
yal daily Richmond Washington city advance Of
the Steamboat line
An Omnibus viii be found always ready 70 take tfoaoh
and their baggage OF wearing apparel
me two pepots free q Charlie Nth ample time FOR them
take their meals, whether going North South
Through Tickets be obtained between Danyilie and
Washington ~ the Terminus Of the Road nearly COM
peted to Danylle Agent of te Company receive
the Checks OF pnssengers fron tic Dafyie Road
tend to their all the Way Washington or The nal
timore Depot.
route.
There change nigh, line, between Rich
mond aud Alexandria. fei
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MATHEW McMABB,

DEALER IN
GROCERIES. FLOUR. MILL
Feed, Corn, Oats and baled Hay.
Centre wheeling
eThe price paid In Cash Tor Country Produce