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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-27
Personal Intelligence.

Mr. Banks, Governor elect OF Massachusetts, aused in
town yesterday and is stopping the s. Nichols. lie
has fred bis last gun Washington for the present. and
viii be nsuguaed Governor Of Massachusetts, onthe 5th
Of January.
Almost the entire New England delegation In congress
have passed through this city, route home within tho
past two days. Many members whose homes TOO far
distant 70 reach spending the Congressional
this city.
The Senator from Illinois Mr. Douglas and lady arrived
here last evening and s stopping At the st. Nichola,
Stockton United States Army; George sanders and Mr.
RUSSELL Of the Contract Department for the Plairs,
rived in s. Louis on the 22d instant by the Pacific Rail
road cars.
Americans registered at the Banking Office Of the ne
rlcan European Express and Exchange Company, Puts
from November rs 10 December 10, 1857 -
nil, t.S lPssAi & S, 81 sn siy' " s.s.a & asisy az. n &
ssddeld = Ksn5sii L Geo Diesey, n w Tileson John
sSs s1sI Essss Howard Ma Ssa hss .sss
Va y Rector smith Ky J. p. Morrison n ana am
sysn S wc SSyso' wso resS ssnS q seEes
ney and family, d. G.
p HON bSDs. ana family sns nsm n
morse .na lady Ts,shsPg,oS; Hon sr spinner T.ssns
United states Army Hon. d j, Gilman, Maine.
yas d. o ffsnsn wiss ssfa Of ssS ,Ss
daughter Mr. webb and lady Of stsnordshre, Eng Mrs Hal
lett Two children and nurse.
DEPARTURES.
For Southampton and bremen IN steamship North Stu-
Cam, ws HALEY, a Mauger Conrad siofell wife and
two children, of New York Green, Dr Larnoie wife
and two children, nr Lehman Blauvet Launders J
Bliss lady and two children Of New York Mr. Duon Bos
ton, u Paichn, Brains, Finke, Of Hayti, Ausn
MrsW Jclinghaus, daughter and child; Q II wasshmann
Chahand, lady, child and infant, Miss Fanny Meupe Mons
Feldmank. Ord Noyee Mr. Beurdin and lady Johr Nab
sou, New York; Rember, Muller Limb, New YORK,
Mrs PIh and child. q whittle, Mr. Bum, Allard WIN
Henz W Chusgo Braus N Wit, Mr. Kuhn and son.
fcrnls . P.acert Hocser,. W u Frasse Q y Peers
Col Dnreei yheobad Eused % g Louis Therese CRUDE
lady and two children, Ambresio Agnello. Frux Johnson
Reber suny Jese Puk, John Munch Sarah Punk and
children, Dodge Corrgan, " Lundge, JMnge Solomon
Kane, Henry Johnson Y Nolt Jeremiah De,ero Iouhy
salimem 7 y Lorrics y Nctheslen, Abner Moses,
French, and LOG in steerage. Specie, fS12OpO
For Richmond &C. in the steamship Jane Tlomas
Mott, Jones Robert Glll A Rosenberg, John Madison
Whippe Price, Mrs Hothan Mrs Waller Wm Percival
Mise Mary Carter, Carter, samuel Ricksrd wm Beers
Mrs Wilson and two children w Faranier Edward n Her
bert William Hardy, James Hardy lie Rouy, Dewyer,
John White Mss Martha Wheeler, levi Baker-and IN
the sleesage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-27

Metropolitan Police Commissioners-Meeting
Of the Board Disposition Of Charges Against
Policemen.
The Board met yesterday afternoon. Present
Messrs. Perit, Nye, Bowen, Strananan Mayor Po-
well and Cholwel. The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
Mr.. STRANAHAN reported in the case of charges
against various officers, and made recommendations,
which were adopted, as follows:- William Wilson
Third precinct, Brooklyn. pay forfeited for fifteen
days, and reprimanded. Officer O'Neii, Fifth pre-.
cinct Brooklyn, charge dismissed. Patrick Whalan,
sixth precinct. charged with intoxieation, dismissed
from the servise. Patrick McHugh, convicted D
riot, dismissed from the force. Philip Mcmahon,
charged with intoxication, sentenced TO reprimand
Mr.. PERIT suggested, and the Board conceded
with the idea that in all cases of ntoxication where
the culpri was not an habitual drunkard, the first
offence should be light punishment and the second
dismissal from the force.
Mr.. Bowen presented evidence in the case of
James +. Centre, charged with ntoxication; SEN
tenced to suspension Of pay for fifteen days and re-
primand.
Gen. NYE presented reports on charges against
policemen, and recommendations, which were adopt
ed as follows:-Oficers Hyatt and Hernal, Of the
Twentieth precinct, charge dismissed; Jesse p Paul
Fourth precinct, suspended from pay for two days;
officer Coand, First precinct, charge dismissed. The
resignation Of officer Hustled of the Fourth precinct
was accepted.
Mr.. Bowen reported evidence in the case of James
NJ. Spear, absent from the city, and moved his dis
missal, which was carried.
Gen. NyE stated that he had received letter
from gentleman In Glen Cove, who offered re.
ward Of 300 for the recovery OF some wool which
had been stolen from him. and also for the detection
Of the thieves. The gentleman was willing to pay
$50, as the officers had recovered only portion Of
the property and had not detected the thieves The
Board, upon motion Of Mr.. STRAsAHAs, accepted the
$50; and then, upon motion Of Mr. PEair, went into
secret session.
In secret session, the Board made the following
appointments for New York City,
Srooons-J. Kennedy, A. b. Mott, L. Kcnncdy-tbe lat
ter gentleman 10 be Presiden Of the Board
Assist1n Snrgsons-J. r. Gould u. Wells r. w. FISHER,
J. H. Grscom, C. T. Agncw, John Ives, N. Frceleigh.
The Board made the following appointments for
Brooklyn, 10 take effect on the I'd Of January -
Tdiroimen-S. Hall, v Mayali, IT, Davis, y J. Smith,
w. II. Brown, w. Martin, O. Bunce, w. W. Morris o. d.
Leach.
Serp ants--G. r. Rhodes, c. White, n. shurman.
Doovm,n--J lander J. Towen, o. Stephenson
Assistant Swgeons--G. c. Bail, ]. A. Bradley.
The following Sergeants Of New York city were
promoted TO be Inspectors I'll. b. Weed, g. w.
Walling, J. J. Williamson, J. G. Coulter.
A resolution was passed providing for the appoint
ment Of the force less than five feet seven
inches in height, or over IS years OF are. Also,
resolution appropriating $500 for the expenses Of
fitting up No ss White street az place for the de-
tention Of witnesses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-27

THE WEATHER THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
BosToN, Deo 26-61z A. M.
Weather cold; wind northeast, showing fast About
inch OF snow has already fallen
TORONTO, Dec. 28-9A. NJ.
The weather is cold and pleasant.
QUEBEC, Dec, 26-9A. N.
II is very cold and clear here.
MONTREAL, Dec. 26-9 "A. NJ
The weather here is very cold. The thermometer at
A. N. stood at degrees below zero
RUTLAND, VT, Dec. 26-9A. NJ
Weather cloudy and cold. Thermometer stands at 10
degrees above zero.
ST. JOHN, N. b., Dec. 26-9 A. NJ.
The mercury here marks degrees below zero.
CAIAIs Me-, Dec. 2S-9 "A. NJ
Thermometer degrees below The river is frozen
solid.
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec 26-9A. NJ
Weather cloudy and cold. Wind north
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-27

APPOINTMENTS ny the PREsrDENT.-By and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate.-John A.
Parker Jr Register Of the Land Office at Omaha
city, Nebraska Territory; Charles w Porter Regis
ter of the Land Office at Plattsburg Missouri; John
s. Houston, Receiver Of the Land Office at Platts-
burg, Missouri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-27
supsrsor Court--Generai Term
Before Hon. Judges Bosworth, Hoffman and Wood

run.
DKcENBER.-Richard Goodman vs. Samuel g. Og
den-Appeal dismissed.
American Exchange Bank W. Charles n. Smith
Order affirmed with fl0 costs, without prejudice.
Horace Dresser VS., r. Van Pelt ct sl-0rder affirmed
with costs
Samuel r. Jacobs W. James j. Smitb-order
Affirmed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-27
The First Snow Storm.
WINTER FAIRLY UNDKR wAY-THB WEATHER ELSE

N WHERE.
The mild weather, which has made December
seem like October is at length drawing to a close,
and yesterday we had an earnest of this fact by an
old fashioned snow Storm which set in at ten o'clock
IN the morning, and continued all day without inter-
mission. Its advent was not regarded with any very
great favor by the owners Of vehicles il made the
streets almost impossible especially Broadway
where it was almost impossible for the horses to rum
In consequence of the slippery state of the Russ
pavement. To the snow storm should belong the
credit of suggesting an excellent means of relieving
Broadway. 1t possible to the street at any
point yesterday, as the omnibus drivers were com
PEELED to take the side streets to avoid the pers of
the Russ pavement
The heavy snow greatly impeded city railroad
travel, and It was with the utmost difficulty that the
tracks could be kept clear Extra horses were re-
qured to drag the along. As this storm extends
over large district Of country to the north and east
OF this city, II is likely that the mails will be detain-
ed Tor some days to come. Az many of the trains
stop running on Sunday, the roads will be completely
blocked up If the snow continues to-day.
The value and effects of snow storms in this city
ia regarded from many different points Of view. To
the young and thoughtless and all the lovers of
citement q snow storm isa pleasurable event. To
them it brings fun and frolic Visions of fancy cut
ters fast horses and ngling sleigh bells in their
minds, and it is valued because of the associations
connected with ID. But there are many classes who
regard snow storm as an .unmixed evil. To
the poor II brings discomfort, and tells them of
the presence of winter. The business man does
not like these storms, because they close up
the lines Of travel and make business dull
The mails are impeded, and friends cannot hear
from one another as often as they would wish. III
the city matters are made still worse. The streets
are rendered impossible, and it is torture for fe
males and infrm persons to walk even a block For
these reasons great snow storm is regarded as a
arp,styy haI Iz..1 1v.xn
Prt we :. S;5 a. ny in,nua ~ many peope.
only to announce the fact that one had taken place.
By the telegraphic dispatches given below it will
be seen that the storm extends over large district
of country, accompanied in many places by bitter
cold weather. Winter may now be considered as
fairly inaugJrated,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-27
IMPORTANT FROM THE UTAH ExPEDI TON.
Movements Of the TrOOps-Arrival Of Col.
johnston at Col. Alexander's Camp-Cap-
turc OF Mormon OMcers-Thc Army 10
March Direct 10 Salt Lake City.

WASHINGTON, DEC. 70, 1907,
The Secretary of War this afternoon received
telegraphic despatch from Lieutenant General Scott
from New York, in which he says he has good news
from the Utah expedition. Coonels Johnston and
Smith and the trains were up with Col. Alexander,
who was marching upon Fort Bridger which was
only sixteen miles of, on November Z. The troops
were in high spirits. Just enough snow had fallen
10 protect the grass from fire.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND Dealer IN
Vines, Liquors, Erish and Scotch Yhiskey

Lon2on Porter, Scotch Alc, Cigars. &c.
Eran.iies-Otasd, Dapug j. e., l. CAeron's
Cbampaigne q. Admgraul3 A. LoDsbat j. &.
j.. Martial, Rasteqn Charruycr, L. Marion,
j. j. D9pag, Damien.
Cg1ogne, DaK uypers, Key, Thistle
gums-Jomaica, 81 Cro5r
VyhisIkeys-Old Mon0ngahela
Wines-Bargaady Part, Madeira, Malaga, Par
and pure 5aice, Sherry D. G. Gordon, Otte
Grades,
Champagne Heidstck and He,9sick &. Co., de- Lille
mand, DO. Queen Victoria, do. Dpeal GRAPE,
Cloret IN casks, ClGfet az cases IThite in casks,
d. Cherries, Cherry Brandy, CordJals, Filters,
Alcohol, Pure Spirit
- Pricture's Double Rectiied Whiskey, in lotsor
by the barrel. Kenosha, Wis dianl6vl6
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
In Portable Case:
Blinds, Blinds, Blinds

g. PERM. Star, Steariue and Tallow Candles can
y Always be found at the City Drug Store of
STARKWEATuER & Cos.
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Kenosha County Circuis Comr,.

10y VIRTUE OF A / WRIT OF FIERI
D facas issued from the Circuit Kenosha coun
ty, Wisconsin, in favor Of Aonzo Campbell, plaintiff and
against John Henry defendant have levied upon the
following described Real Estate to wit Commencing en-
west side Kenosha street 29 feet south OF southeast cor
OF lot sixteen Q6 northeast quarter section six 6
town one ID range twenty three (3) east, southerly on
west side Of Kenosha street 30 feet westerly about rods
to east line Of Old Chicago Road 90 feet east TO be-
ginning which said real estate shall expose for and
sen 10 the highest bidder the law directs and
c heerom one quarter CT an taken from the north
sac OF the lands above described the front door OF the
court ~ the city OF Kenosha in said County Sat-
uuay e zih day Of June d. 1851 between the hours
Kenesha, May 10, 1857 A p TYNEsoN
owa2 Sheriff of Kenosha County
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

State q Wisconsin Circuit CONT Keaoata Conatv.
Charles l. Cornish Complainant Betsy Ann Davenport
siias Davenport, Collins Knapp William Scarlet and
Barton u. Clark, defendants.
gY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
81 this cause on the 18th day OF January A. D. 1887
shan expose for sale and sell Public Auction at the
Court House in the City of Kanosha on Monday the six
teenh day OF March, a. D. 1885, the hour Of two O'Clock
IN he aIternoen the following described mortgaged lands
and premises, or so much thereof may sufficient to
satisfy the amount mentioned in said Decree viz al the
Ioi9Ws pieces o. parcels of land lying and being in Ke
nosha Gate Racne) County State Wisconsin and desert
bed and known the south quarter of section six
town one north Of range twenty-five east containing one
hundred and sixty Of and also the west half The
eighty of land. 'e
A. p TYMEsON, Sheriff Of Renos6a Cov0t
".g1Y . tYsce, henosha January 18th, 1881. 7w}3
WILLIAM HeRRY WRIGHT, Solicitor for Complainant
The above sale is postponed Monday the eighteenth
above A p TyMFsoV d5a.;s' ID
Kenosha March 1G, 1857. ~
me above sale hereby further postponed until saur
day. the 18Th day Of June A. D. 1851 at the same time an
place OF sale above mentioned
Dated May Is, 1901 A. p TYMESON, Sheriff.
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ISAIAH JOHNSON.
En SRstice Court.
C0ITNTY nF KENnSIfA

CITY KENosHA. 20 ~ D"'lN. shaver
YOU hereby notified that writ of attachment has
been issued against you and your property attached
satisfy the demands of George w. Halls, and George n
Towee amounting iory-one dollars and thirteen cents
Now, unless you shall appear before Siia Anes Justice
Of the Peace in and for said County office in the city
Of kenosha, the 9th day of June, 1857 O'Clock in
the afternoon judgment viii be rendered against you md
your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated May 18Th, 1871. [8wa9l HALE ToWsLEE.
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Keno.hn a1nmn,r a1frcmi, l,omr.

on FORECLOSURE or MORTGAGE.
AonZo Campbell against John L. Henry, Jane T. Henry
and J. Il. Starkweather.
ny virtue of the decree judgment Of said Court
IN the above entitled Cor acton bearing date the
9th day Of May, A. d. 1851, and TO directed shall
pose sale and sell at public auction the highest bidder
therefor at the Court House. in the city ~ KenOsha
sha county, Wisconsin, the 9th day ofJune 1851
O'Clock NJ OF said day property described and bound
of land lying and being the ward the city e
nosha and state Of Wisconsin, being part northeast
quarter OF section six G town a. range twenty three
OBJ and more particularly described as follows to wit
Commencing the west side OF kenOsha street. two hun
bred and nineyseveu 9 feet south ofthe southeast cor
of lot sixteen 90 thence south ninety-nine 1907 feet
thence west to the old Chicago road $50 cae thence north
ninety nine 1897 feet thence the place beginning
Dated at the SherlGs Office, Kenosha. May u A 1851
l.. w. Evans, A. p. TYAIESON, Sheriff Of a
PIhs Atty. [6w4Sl Kenosha County,
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Fkcnoar,a County gircri. eoyr,.

ON FORECLOSURE or MORTGAGE.
Josiah Hyde against David McComm0ns Charlotte Nc
Commons, and George Rowley.
BY virtue of decree or Judgment Of Said Court
the above entitled Tor acon) bearing date the 9TH
day of May, A. ID, 1851 and TO directed shall expose
to sale and sell pubc auction, the highest bidder
therefor at the Court House in the City of Benosha Ke-
nosha County, Wisconsin, the eth day of June 1851
ten O'Clock NJ Of said day. the property described and
bounded as follows to wit All those certain pieces or par
GELS OF land situated lying and being in the Wheat
land IN the county OF kenOsha and state of Wisconsin,
and more particularly described follows, wit The
east half Of the northwest quarter and the east half the
southwest quarter of section number twentysix (26
township number one % north Of range nineteen 9) east
containing one hundred and sixty according gov
ernment survey, be the same more or less.
Dated at the sherifs Office, Keno She May 12 A. D. 1851
E. W. EVANS A. Z. TYMESON, Sheriff of -
PITTS Atty. lGw4S1 Kenosha COUNTY
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
M ARB LIE FAC TORY.

GEORGE ACKLEY,
A ENOUNCES TO the peopleof Kenosha City and
IA Csaafy liz Vicinity, that he hes bought out the
Marble Fs - of JosEPH |. EHLE and has added
largely ta. re Stock, with both
kesiinn and American Marble.
Off h5 very best quality and is prepared TO furnish
Q cEder all work in the marble line
Seing an EAPERIENCED WORKMAN, he feels
confidence in waTranting his
MoAame'ats, Tomb Stoaes, Tomb Tables, O6giesks
Pant Stones,
And all other work wanted, for finish and STYLE In
rival all competition
Plain, Raised, OF Ornamental Work, of anv cHarae-
ter desired done n a style to fre entire satisfqc-
ton He respectfully solieits the patronage of fba
Public.
Y Shop on Pearl street, south side, west of Main
across from the Post Office
KEEosHA, June lS55e-nlvI6.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
I'm .gu4ticc Court

Ezra simmons and zaima G. Simmons David Shaver.
CIV ctyo Fl K SeaeSaa' To David Shaver
VoU are hereby notified that writ Of attachment has
been issued against you and your property attached
satisfy tie demand Of the plaintiffs IN this suit amounting
to fifteen dollars and twenyour cents. Now unless you
shall appear before Sias Ane Justice the Peace in
and for said county at his Office the city Of Kenosha
the 10Th day of June 1851 O'Clock in the afternoon
Judgment viii be rendered against you and your property
sold to pay the debt. SIMMONS q SON.
Dated this 23rd day Of May, 1851 3w50
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
Ekenos,.n Countx Cirrr,i. ann.,-

- sALE or FORECLOSURE MORTGAGE
Mary Dun and william Duff against William Marshall
Mary Jane Marshall and Daniel Knapp.
Try virtue OF the decree judgment of said Coprt made
III the above entitled cause action, bearing date The,
9th day Of hay, A. d. 1851 aud ne directed hal ex
pose 70 SAFE and sell at public auction 20 the highest
therefor at the Court House in the city and county Of Keno
si state OF Wisconsin, the 23th day june D 1851
at Ten o'clock IN the forenoon Of said day, the property
scflbCd as follows to wit The following described piece
parcel or LOT OF land lying and hoHg in the city and oun
~ OF hehosha, in the state of Wisconsin, and more prc
iary known and described lot number twenty 1921
IN oocS number one on Washington Island aud q, he
northwest quarter 81 section number ihrty-two 1927 in
1881 east.
Dated at sherin's Office, Kcnosha May 18th, 1851
II. TUTmE, A. F. TYNFG6N Sheriff or
Atty for Pihs. 1GwtSl Kcnosba County
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

V CITY Of k NSooas To Alexander Douglass
YOU hereby notified that a writ Of attachment has
been issued against you and your property attached to
satisfy the demand Of Simeon King amounting to ten dol
lars and five cents Now unless you shah appear before
sas 2mes Justice Of the Peace 10 and said county at
MS Office in the city Of s0sha the 18th day June
l557, O'Clock in Me afternoon, Judgment will be rem
dered against you and property sold pay the debt.
SIMEON KING.
Dated this 2lth day OF Nav, 1857
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
En Justice Cours.

~ CRY CRY OF Of K H@SHA' To David shaver
You are hereby notified that writ of attachment has
issued against you and your property attached 10
satisfy the demand Of Isaiah Johnson amounting 10 we
tyfve Dollars: Now unless you shall appear before sa
Ames, Justice OF the Peace said County at his
office in said City Of Kenosha, 6h day June 1857 at
one O'clock in the afternoon, Judgment viii be rendered
against you and your property sold to pay the debt
Dated this 10th day Of May, 1881.
4w4S ISAIAH JOHNSON
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
Ekouoslnn County Circuit Court.

= VN MUKTGAGE.
Ira p Twist against Orlando Foster John Buen George
ter. " -
ny virtue of the decree judgment said Court made
9Th day of May, A. d. 1851 and to me directed shall ex
pose to sale and sell to the highest bidder therefor at the
Court House IN the city OF Kenosha and Wiscou-
SIN on the 2Ih day OF June, IoI 10 o'clock NJ of
sad day. the properly described and bounded follows to
wit All that certain p zee lot Of land lying and being
IN the city o. henosha and state WISCONSIN, and more Dar
cGary described as follows, to witt number ten iU
III DOCK number thirty (3), the southeast quarter Of
secon number try-oue (3) ALSO ali that part Of lot
number mne t9) in said block lying east of line drawn
hr'Hg sara at named block parallel with the east line
thereof and four a. feet west tlereFron
Dated at the sherTs Office Kenoha NAV 10Th A. D. 81
d. W. EVANS. 4 p TvNFs6N Siar;,s 80 '''
Pif7s ATTY. T6w4S1 KsnoeLa Co,,n.r,~ -
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IN ,Husfice F,a,,rt

County Cty Of Fl K ke1Ss.a 10 David shaver
YOU hereby notified that writ OF attachment has
been issued against you and your property attached to
satisfy the demand Of the plaintiffs in this suit amounting
to ten dollars ard seventy five Now unless Won shall
appear before sas Ames Justice Peace in and for
said county his Office in the city Of Kenosha 18th
day OF June 1885, at one o'clock ia the afternoon judy
ment viii be rendered against you your property sold
to pay the debt. HUCK & HAFFNFR.
Dated TINS 33rd day OF may, 1901. 3wS0
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-02-14
BATEAUX A VAPEHR.

A VIS.-Au PuBLIc.-Le bateau a vapeur
IN AIIGk W. Gi.aEEi. G. u. Lou sr., -
aillier, Capitaiue, Il ss yoy- 49, q
ages reguliers entire les 0pelousas ct Ia szzsassfsazz
Nouvelle-Otleans, partant de Washington tols les
DIMANCEItS Il 10 heares ct dc In Nouyelle-O Orleans
tous les M!3RGRtDISa 5 leures de lapres midi pen.
dantla saisoli. Pour fret on passage, voir a bord on
ALFRED LOuAILLIER, Washington.
NIB. Les expfditionrailes ct les eonsignateurs dc
fret, Jerolt bieli attention, qn'anetnffetne sera iivre dt
magasin de daptt j~usqu'ace que lie compte du fret SER
page, on qn'tul re9u recpnnaissant lie reception du ire
sera cnvoyt aux expGditionnaires, pour pavement
Tons cenx qui anrent dn fret, trouveront torlonr
lems complies entire les mains de NJ. Alfred Louaillier
Il Washington, qui est ~autorise de collector ct dac
gutter nos complies. & W.
Washington, 10 Junvier, 1851.