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DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,

DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED
DR. G. VI. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
Viz efeetuaRg cure Lirer Complaint, Dyspepsia,
du,,dice, Cironie or Nervous Debility, diseases Of
the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from DIS
ordered Liver or Stomach.
such as
Constipation,
lnSard Piles Full
OF Blood 10 the
Head, Acidity Of the stom-
ach Nausea, HEARTBURN, disgust
for Food, Fullness or weight IN the
Stomach Sour Eructstions, sinking,
Flute ing at the Pit OF the stomach, swim
ming Of the Head, Hurried and difficult breath
ing, futiering AZ the Heart Choking sud0eAting
Sensations when IN lying posture, Dmness OF Vision,
Dots Of Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation, yell
iOwness Of the skin and Eyes. Pain in the
den Flushes Of Heat Burning
in the lesh, Constant In
agnings Of Evil aud
great Depression
Of Spirits.
The Proprietor IN calling the attention Of the public 10
I preparation, does w,h feeling Of the conf
Hence in its virtues and adaptation 20 the diseases for which
It's recommended.
s no new and unred article but one that has stood
the Of years trial before the American people,
aud its reputation and sale unrivSled BY any similar
preparations extan The testimony IN s favor given by
the prominent and well known Physicians and ind
vidual IN all parts Of the oountry, immense The follow
ing ytur STATE respectfully submitted referring
Any vino may sril doubt 10 my Memorabilia" OF Pracca
Receipt BOOK for Farmers and Families 10 be had gratis Of
al the Agents for the German Bttcrs.
Principal oee and Mandatory 100 Arch street, PhiA
irphiA, Pa
Testimony from Tennessee
Dr. II. Scarborough, Dover Tenn, Aug a. iSs5, says
Il have All the htter yoa have me and
II tAe preparation continues Do much good q has
done, u vii be thr beat medicine sold here"
l. snograss, sparta, Tenn. August 20 ISIS saya. II
pleased thai your 6sr4n httsrs has gwen salts
action Ia every instance where u has been ased."
B. T. Hoas HlishoToas h. Team, AaERst %, lisa says
II pleased 70 hat he herman btsrs have gwen
genera sau fAction +"
Dr. p Patio . Bro. Knoxya1e, Tsaa., SsA April ISL
sSd year Bitter sesng very fast and ever
person that has used H. sefAr have been abs earn
has benefited"
Nv Frsnkiia A Co. GaIAtin. Tsnn., DseeHher So 1850
aid: The ARA ul u your soon
% shs partners thifks i Is great nedtciae."
X :. Hardy, Bolivar, Tenn September Is lisa, s4ids-
There great demand Cor hIssn bsFsi please susd
another los socnN
fbey skFiAELI FrsEfAkln, free fom AL niafioas h.
redats always streasthen the system, and pros
a6te 81
salfin Nalhvius b BERRY DENoYILLE, n G. SEQ
yH. EwlN hkOS, ana q ". HEN DkRsiloTF, and 81
Dealers IL Ne.iicins and storskeepsrs everywhere.
ruAFih-s5eastfiagiy
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To the Public.

To the Public.
WE commenced opening sprin Goods this day. and vi
w continue them every Jrsn, all tn novelties
Of the We respectfully invite the Ladies T.
the lot opening day is mpete assortment Of ALEXAS-
pas Kid cloves. lfeb2Il R. McNAIEY CO.
NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
INCORPORATED 1855
CHARLES HEsS-PRINCIPAL.
TKUsTEkS-
Hon. NEIL s. BRowS, g. NJ. FoSG.
JOIN TFIsnLs, joss WESTON, NJ. D.,
JAMS CRAIoHEAp, A. = Corr,
W. U. HARMS, X c. McNAtRY,
JANIS WALKER, A MACK NEIE,
JonS Youxa, ND, JAMts r CLLEK
For Terms sc, apply u the principal al the Academy,
No 81 y nth Vine street. iebls
First of April, 1856.
LII those ndented the undersigned, 70 WELLER
made b, the irst ,Iay OF april Their sccoun,s and
will be placed in the hands oeer, her in
duganes cannot be given. lmar7l BIS WELLER.
YOUNG AMERICA!
agents Wanted cry this and adjoining states
CORN AND CONN MILL.
ITO all such chance to make money will be oneredd
Exclusive STATE and County privileges viii be dispos,r
unusually fair terms BY Application TO the propreto
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISEKS,
ODER you Corn and Cob MN unsurpassed in the In.
and which cannot be superseded by past future in
,enon. Ia The very Mil which every Farmer ans STOCK
and Cob per hour, with horse; Is easily ntted and
managed weighs $50 tbs and all intact o. the grinding
surfaces prevented Wi last farmer ordinary life
time speak thus Of rs durablhty, because he same
principle has been Ary tested the old Bars Mil. Who
is II that wants
WILL ON TRIsL
n and n IL don't give complete Subtraction, 70
rearn iu II there be any man thus dspo-ei, let hin
speak. Satisfaction warranted Ia every the
will be refunded Ihr Crushrr be attached 10 horse
power which renders u the convenient
Mil south Of MAsoas and Dxuu's line. All other GTushers
Ia the sou rvqirs TOO much power Will sOon wear
oct Accordngto
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Com and Coo h which admits Of lateral Or watching
motion WILL nsce sArHy, out, all other cr=shen
are this grand occon and the PrupTiet0rs
g. In the ustraction % ~ ouso AsKE
cA have power and pEfr cNTasDIcrios have
fron and CHslLSGH OsH SoRn 90 The contrary
coupe acknowledged therefore, assert that q IL T
uperisf ARy other Mill. am selling This fennes
see Invention Al The small sun Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And am enc Santing good hing earnestly request
81 10 sIAmine the merits and principles Of ths Nal
and order irOn the Pr0prietsfs OF AgSnts-
liberal Discount El4de 10 de4iars-
J. p, DaONGooLE. sols PsesrissaF.
GENTS.
Ens Moore CO., ~ Market street, SAsksills, Mann
ctuFers and General AEsnss-
Beaumont, Pail Co. caka'lhe, Agents Tor honssessfJ
a. wEtkins, PalasAl Assus isr Giles cosniy.
wn. b. Hant sairn, Aseat hr frankha CoaA'J, kena-
and Jackscn soantJ. IA.
y.@ss D Vance. cAsislisa Springs Assni ior sSaass
). " hatcher. cslussia. Agent ser ssaury cOussy.
w. a.. hsll p. n Rame. Aeeai teE ssnith tossy'
J. r. AIkin, ohAsissson. Agenr or brsdizy Coantl
". 4. hsalsy Bse.. Lssien. AEssss is esss Isnns'
80
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MOtNE OLlNEI CEMETERY
a meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Mount Ohvet
~ Cemetery, held the Office OF Lindsey Crockett,
this day, the following gentlemen we're unanimously
elected Directors:
A.V. 5 Lindsey, J. II. Buddeke,
b. W. Hall, 4. Herman,
A. Nelson. Z. Morgan,
G. W. Nance.
After the election the Board met and organized. A. v
5 Ludsley elected President and c. ". Nance, Secre
taTA and Treasurer.
The Company now permanently organized and active
steps Vl be taken Immediately TO lay OF the grounds in
handsome style and TO bring the lots into market II is
he nton Of the Board Of directors TO expense
or pains make IL such Cemetery the wealth and
IaEIt community require.
A. V. s. LINDSEY, President.
c. W. NANCE, Secretary.
sept I. lSA, sepH-f
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WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIEDI
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The Bliss Of Marriage.
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One volume of 100 pages, S2mo. Price One Dollar.
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For Love is Heaven, and teaven is Love-"
so sang the Bard; yet thousands Inc
For love-ofliie the light divine
Who, did they know some gentle charm,
The hearts Of those they love TO warm,
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il gives advice the lover who has been truly
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/ gives a remedy for unrequted love-
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How 10 remove tan and reckles.
Love, Private Advice to Married Ladies
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This decidedly fascinating, interesting and
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No regret the price paid for such an nvaiu
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any Of the specepayng banks in the United states
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All necessary for you to do IS 10 write letter in as
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No 80 Rorty-Sixth st New York.
DEWITT DAVENPORT lG2 Nassau ST.. are the whole
sal- Agents.
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PREPARED BY DR. ].

CHhS. HTkEATER, NJ. d.
PREPARED BY DR. J. G. AVER, CHEMIST LOWELL, MS.
BERRY 4 DEMOVILLE Wholesale, Nashville. and Re.
tail by 10 g. BROWN Nashville; and sold by al
dealers in medicine in every town in Tennessee.
nA-dhR4m
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Among the numerous discoveries Science has maed
generation TO facilitate The business Of e-increaSe its
Oyment and proIong the Of human existence
be named Of real value to man kind than
this contribution of Chemistry to the Healing Art.
trial Of its virtues throughout this broad country has pro
beyond doubt, that medicine combination Of
medicines yet known surely control and the
varieties Of pulmonary disease which have hh
swept from midst thousands and thousands every
Indeed, there is now abundant to believe
Remedy has at length been found which relied on
the dangerous affections of the lungs Our space
here will permit to publish any proportion of the
effected by its USE but would present the follow
ing and refer further enquiry 10 my American Almanac,
which the agent below named will always be pleased to fur
nish Free wherein particulars and ndspuabe proof
OF these statements.
o1ce Of transportation, Laurens r. c., Aug '53
DR. j. c. AYER-Dear Sir My little son. our years old,
has lust recovered from attack Of magnt Scarlet
Fever; his roat often and person that visited
him. pronounced him dead child Having used your CHEK
PICTORIAL in California in the winter Of 1870 for
attack Of Bronchitis with entire success, was induced TO
try it my little boy. 1 gave him tesspoonful every
tn hours ncirg in the morning, and by O'Clock
night found decided change for The better and after
three days use, he able drink without pain.
Its in the above named disease will many child
from premature grave aud relieve the anxiety Of many
fond parent For all affections Of the Throat and Lungs
believe it to be the best medicine feeling Of the
deepest gratitude prompts in addressing you these lines
but your important dcovey my little boy would
have been in another world.
lam your, with great respect,
J. D. POWELL Supt. Trans L. r. R.
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RAILROADS & STAGES
N. sc. R. R.

IN and aer Monday February 1sh. 1886. the PassenEs
" tr,in viii leave Nashville at 80, arriving at
Chattanooga al 40, P.M =
Re urniag-Leayss uhat;anoOga at a n, arriving At
Nashville at 4.50 , n tears
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MARBLEI MARBLEI!

M l. SHELTON, having resumed the MARBLE1 NJ
vi. BUSINESS soics his Odd friends and the\SgSly
pubic in general, who may desire work in hs line, ~
give him a call his shop, corner Of Church 0txy
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot. H. will KEEP constantly on hand supply n
Of MONUMENTS IOMBS, 6c, Of he finest Italian anc
American Marble. All work executed IN the best manner
and warranted. sep2g-u
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I est RECEIVED, direct from New : ork per steamer
y AmerR invoice Of Superior shsd, put up expressly
for rdRty ace, with instruc to close immediately.
BENZ. r. SHIELDS,
fzh11 10 Public
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To Merchants and Merchant TailOrs.
Fine No. l Shad.

NE attention of the trade is requested 70 and
i choice stock Of Men and Boy wear exclusively i'm
ported by DE COURSEY LAFOURCADE6 co,
Jans-2m No. li9 Market St, Philadelphia
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A. HOUK


tNsis .rnine~nt sr MHntolir fact taking The place
III Al nhpr duac ptonE, beth scconni Of its supe-
A. t..uts rchne.s Durability, and particularly s cheap
..s Mhe thsf 10 only ahoat hall that OF the real
sis thry tndeed sSeVrd The eFmeF IN eesuty, have
r.st,r ,,stfp afe c.s liaeir paH much easier
t ,cas and Faf aFep IA durability and arc, NJ
~ ssuie trar. iess nses - tfeak
me undersigned afp aspnts The manufaeuferr Wal
ssa tnhseu ye Asetsse, ~, snd VII Furnish them
d. theiy pAps avs he pahg tenefsy, With Etses, sun'
81 ,ses RnA ever tHlhs ssnpetV. Rni will also srPcs
st.eA lAslt pauiat 0p. tfENAkr 4 OWEN,
Sieve i,ssleFs aRa finwarv Manufacturer,
s..esrr a.~stH No. ~ Market street
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WINTER AhIsA No EhENI.
1855. Commencing january. 1856.
CO ss s=a - -
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
VIA COLUMBUS.
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE
The QRicked- Sbortea-Nosf Direct.
LIGHTNING yxsREss THsOUGu coIUNBUs cREsrLSE AND
cLSvEASD, WITHOUT CHANGE oF CARS.
By any other route passengers and baggage change cars
TNHE only with daily trains Cleveland Dun
kirk ard Buffalo, by the unf guage and without fer
ries The only with reliable connection Pitsburg
The only rOu,e to heeng aud steubenvlle.
The Little Miami via Columbus, being the Short, Duck
and Direct Route nom Cincinnati the East the time
is 50 arranged that it is made with Connections
have full time for meals which great comfort ladies'
and children. C'ossing the Lit Miami river Milford,
II miles east Of Cincinnati CONNECTS at Columbus, Crestne
an Cleveland with trains for all Eastern places The Little
Miami via Columbus being the shortest route nahles uni
form and safe speed BY any other route from Cincinnati
dangerous spee is eq Tired and compelled dis
tame. which makes conn ctons uncertain.
by the O'Clock, NJ Train, Whe hing Pass dine at
Ztresve Ptburg passengers dine Cr-s linz Dunkirk
ami Buffalo passengers dine Cleveland aud dine the fol
lowing day in New York, Philadelphia Washington City
TAME via LITTLE NIAHI ROUTE.
From Cincinnati TO
COLUMBUS in Sk Hours;
CLEVELAND in . Hours;
DUNKIRK in 1416 Hours;
BUFFALO in 16 Hours;
NEW YORK in 80 Hours
BOSTON in IS Hours;
CRtS GLlNE in 8 Hours;
PITTSBURG in IL Hours
PHILADELPHIA in 30x Hours,
WHEELING in 10 Hours
BALTIMORE in 26a Hours,
WASHINGTON in 20 Hours,
STEUBENvILLE in 70 Hours.
Baggage checked from Cincinnati Wheeling. Baltimore
Pittsburg, Cleveland, Dunkirk and Buffalo.
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST TRAIN-Clevcland, Pittshurg. Steubeuvile and
Wheelir Lightning Express leave. Cincinnsr A. NJ,
for all the cities. A.o Sprirg held and delaware
Ccleve, Lancaster and Ian sye Banchestsr and Chill
EcOthr
Through to Columbus, Crestlne and Cleveland without
change q cars
SECOND TRAIN-Fxrress Mall leaves Cincinnati at 10
o'clock, A. NJ To- ALI the Eastern cities.
THIRD TKAIN-ArcourO st'on, leaves Cincinnati At
$3.50 o'cck r. NJ fr Spr ngied Clrcevle md Lancaster
Blan he ter and Chilicothe iii lsborlu h.
FOURTH TRAIN level nd nd Pttsburg Night FNpress,
leaves Cncnuat a. o'cock, =. " 70 lsyesnd nuukrk,
Buffalo, New York an Bos on Ores line Fttsburg Balu
more, Pm l,depha and New York
one Train sunday 80 o'clock P. NJ, for Columbus.
Trains run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
cinnat.
THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information he obtained he Offices No
2 Burnet Building, W. L. O'BRiEN Ticket Agent;
HAMILTON Ticket Ag the Old Office, Southeast
Of Broadway and Front street. opposite Spencer
House, the Eastern little MiamD Depot, East Front
,treet
Office Aouys from ~ 4. NJ, until % PM
P. ". STRADER, G,nTAgE
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers all the p cps Hotels for each and
every train BY leaving directions e her Of the above
Offices will ca for passengers r all parts Of city, with
ut fail. lianl6-lyl h. b RuGGLEs, Onductor
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES

We have the Of Wooden Hosiery offered In
this market Ladies' Misses and Children, well
Gentlemen 20 prepare yourselves and the children for
winter at McCLELLAND's METROPOLITAN STORE, No
81 and So College st. novl6
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GREATEST ATTRACTION YET.
w. A. al. q. MCFARLAND

w. A. q y, u. mcCLEILANU
RE receiving their second supply OF elegant Fall and
u Winter Goods. And many Of these goods have been
bought from the large Auction sales Of uc 18th and 3st
in New York. enabled TO offer many good fully ATTY
per cheaper than they be found the city. Mer
chants buying goods the city will find many styles OF
silks and other dress goods cloak &c lower prices than
they find them elseW here 81 and 50 College
DRESS GOODS
Rich, plain and striped Moirautique;
Striped and Plaid silks;
Elegant Flounced do;
Super Plain do,
Extra Super Black Silks plain and fancy
d" " Moi ntques;
Rich Printed NJ. de Lanes
Super plain De Lanes and Merinos;
Super Black ApaCcas, Iombaznes &c, &c.
CIOAKS, TALMAS, SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
Just opened the largest Cioaks and Tslnss
offered in This city, and lower prices, ranging from
forty dollars.
Elegant Stella shawls;
Rich Broche do
" Scarfs;
With large OF Long Shswls Square do Misses
long and square shaWis and Cent? Travelling shaWs
STAPLE GOODS, &c.
Cur Of Staple Goods very large and desirable
Blankets FInnes Cassnes Jeans Cloths and Cssmeres,
1ichngs, LnseJs DomesCs, Super Irish Linens, Damask
Linens Napkins, Prints and Checks with full assortment
Of Curtain goods, &C.
TRIMMINGS. &C
large stock Of Trimmings OF all kinds also large lot
Of Ribbons, just received.
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E'EOM ;he 18th Instant th' LIST % June the rates
Freight from Charleston and Savannah 70 Nashville viii
be as follows:
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PARISH TERREBONNE THURSDAY MARCH 30, 1856.

the window. I'll have you arrested the
moment the cars stop. Keep your hands
of, say = s@
.sWhat hands what do you mean ?
You talk like crazy woman, and be-
lieve you are insane," was the response
of the bewildered gentleman.
a Let 60 my legs!" broke out the lady
jumping up again, and this time in a per-
feet frenzy Of passion.
81 don't know any thing about your legs
never touched them in my life-never
want to touch them. You're as crazy as
Bedlam-you're candidate for the first
lunatic asylum on the road-and I'll have
you arrested the moment the cars STOP"
put in the gentleman, with honest indig-
nation.
" And I'll have you arrested for taking
impudent liberties with me-" responded
the lady, an equal amount Of virtuous ex-
citemfnt manifest in her countenance.
In = Re minutes more the train stopped,
there Eas VIOLENT letting down Of win.
dows Ia the car occupied BY the two en-.
ragged passengers, and loud duet Of cries
or 81 Euts Of "conductor !" guard -
g any bdy!" everybody I" . this way!''
followed from the train.
g Whats the matter! " asked the anx.
ious conductor, Is he poked his head into
the car in haste.
"She il rs crazy rs . loon-mad as .
March hare-take her out ]" said the
gentleman. - ,.#a
And this man has bec1 pinching my
legs al the way from London the impu.
dent scamp!" retorted the lady, glaring
furiously in his 6ce.
A quite smile came oser the face ofthe
conductor az be remarked that be thought
he could explain the matter = issue! And
reaching his hand under the ladys seat,
be drew out live goose which he had
placed there Z few moments before the
train had started, not supposing that the
car would Be- occupied The legs Of the
auuaaie fowl had been tied I'll the while,
but he had free use Of his head and bill
and had been amusing himself BY Pecking
away 1t the lower limbs ofthe lady. We
think that this may b vol called =
ssw phase if not I settler of tho vexed
X goose quesaion." !" ssssE
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HOITMA CERES.
TERMS

win be inserted a the rate o. one
y .a..re (of ten lines less for the r and
eex1csn,. for evrry subsequent insertion hoe1al
sa. made p .hoss shs ,rrrd .avss@ so< hsf column
Ing -, 49, xedicine advertising, and none Of greater
"a m be admitted on any terms
-SsNAL saN PUBLICATIONS. -Comnuniesnc sncns q : PEI
si nature o. such are not deemed % DC u Puoe
.. nav be inserted - adveftisemen. tat tne op
- 4 she e.tor1 by being paid for In advance
- naoxlWSc ~ agDID4TE+Ten Dollars will be chafg
= - asaoundnE Caadidaes f1 u eeees, 70 BE paid
n!s1y ~ NOTICES NOT exceeding three or four lines,
ii I. chee,fuuv inserted without charge, but those
q .,s.ser Isneth. win be rated = advertisements.
are informed that no notice wnat-
. ~ = u,;e.s .eempssied by the name and address
4 ~ vriter-not necessary for publication, but ~
suax1aiee Of good h1fh #-=zsss-s=>z7r=
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Aaow'ne 'na' ou' lsAoels ''Ae ''hp-
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h 6sd II good things, we have scissoFod
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& - ri tme with : smooth facs, be
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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-20

Anegro, hunting . coon in atree, heard
something drop to the ground.
20 goiiy massa, he said. 81 looked up
and found it was dis darkey.