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- 4 fine residence, situated IN the
.ss:sa town of Opelousas, containing
- - about four lots Of ground, bounded
North by street, South by Andre
Meynier's property, East by Court street,
and West by Jonathan Harris property.
Said property is in perfect order, good
enclosures, fine house of residence, kitchen,
stable, a fine garden, corn field already
planted, parterre, &c, &c.
For other particulars and the conditions,
apply to Andre Meynier, in 0pelousas.
Qpelousas, April 4th. 1857.
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SEaerIR7s Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Charles A. Perrodin, Admir-. District Count,
| VS.. No. slS7.
/ Jonas Veil. . } Parish of St Landry
TsY virtue of an order ofseizure and sale issued
- in the above entitled suit out OF the District
Court in and for the Parish of st. Landry, and to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale. for
cash at the Court House of this Parish. In the Town
of0peIonsas, on Saturday the 3rd day of October
next 1857 commencing at the hour OF IL o cIock k
A. VI, and continuing from day TO day. Unnecessary
all the right title, interest and demand OF Jonas
Veil, the Defendant, in and to the following des-
cribet property, seized to satisfy said order to-w
A certain Tract of Land, situated in the Parish
of st. Landry at the Pointe, and near the Plaque
mine CouIee, bounded West by PUBLIC Land, South
by iards OF Pierre Lacon1be and Baptiste Lebleu,
North by the land of Leandre Landry pere, and
East by Bayou Paquemine measuring two hun
dred and thrtvseven superficial arpents, (nlore or
less) together with the Buildings and Improve
nents thereon erected and thereto pertaining, it
being the same property that Defendant purchased
at the sale of the effects of the succession of Hum
bert Perrodin, of which the Plaintiff is the Admin
lstrator 7. v CHACHERE Sheriff
Sherif7s Office, St. Landry, Aug. 10Th, 1857.
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THE ECLECTIC COLLEGE, OF MEDICINE.
Cincinnati. d. g..


SaE WINTER SESSION of 1878 will commence
= ON Monday the 12th Of October, and continue
sixteen weeks. faH and thorough course o
Lectures will be given. occupying six or seven
hours daily with good opportunities for attention
to practical Anatomy, and with ample Clinical IA
cities at the Commercial Hospital. The prelIn-
mary course Ut LseturesHii comm ence Gil MONDAY
the 2sth September. ard continue daily until tie
commencement of the regular Lectures" ~
ne aFfaHgemeRtn the chairs vi il be as llevs
T. sT-JoRs, A, D.,-f2sefesaor Of -dsatouy
aad Physiology =.
c. D, LE~siIs, n D:,-Pyefsssor q Chemistry qnd
PRataadeps5 - - IS Il b E - A+z- Ia .
A. J. HowE, MsD..-Professo,, Of Surgery. ssH
&C. III. CLEATE-Aa2.. II. B.,-Pa3fesso,so Of Mate1a
Meatea asd Therapeutics. ..=- - .= r.
WV. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,--Frofessor If Msoftcal
PFacttes aud Pathology. Ss# =se
j. R. BUCHANAN, M. D.t-ERerfsas Professor Of
Cra5tez Physiology Gad atassith6es Of laeatcise..
JoHNs kING, 81. D.,-Pfefessor Of 05xtarias and
Diseases Of Hoalesa and C15tilaren.
The terms far he sessic;1 wifi be tie same as
heratetaGe, Fiz:-tHiiatrieaiation. $500 Tuition.
go; 1e;oo.---Demonstrator3 Ticket, $500. EVERY
sadeaf is reqaited TO engage lu dissection one ses-
SION before GraduatIonf Graduation S25O0.
Tieketsto Commercial Hospital foptionaiY. $500.
The Lecture Rooms Il re he wvHRishea neat and.
comfortable, and in central locality lin College
Hall, Walnut Street,. where students will 6ad ii
convenient TO call on their arrival
Tickets for the session NAV be obtained of the
Dsaa Of the Eaeatttg, ashs Office, No. fi3 Smith St.
or Of Prof G. Il. CLEAvELANp. SeereaIf of the Rte-
Etfg, No. l39seFenth ST., near Elm. ...,e NJ a..
JOHN KING. NJ D. Dean.
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- THE undersigned present pro
fsssssss prietors Of the Union Hotel, in
IssSs Opelousas, lately kept by Mr. IT.
4. Patin offers said establishment for sale,
with or without the furniture Said hotel is
admirably situated, and we'll patronized
For the terms and other particulars, apply
on the premises to II. A. Patin, or to the
Undersigned. -sl3 = s.sz.. - ~ ~ =.
asgt@s.s ts.a VALERY GUTLBEAU. y
Qpelousas. August %. 1856. -l--@ ~ .--.-L.
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WATCHES! WATCHES.

90 r. FRANK DELARUE Z has Just re-
W ceived a fine lot Of Gold and Silver
Watches for ladies and gentlemen from the
most celebrated manufactures Of Europe,
such as Chronometer, Duplex, and patent
levers
These watches are the finest that has ever
been offered for sale in this Parish. The
undersigned offers them for sale, cheap for
cash.
Opelousas, February 2sth, 1857.
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DAILY DIVISION OF TIE, CLASS =.

Organization Of the Institution from January
sss i stIzza .s4 LIST, Is57. sa .s7. y-..
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HT TyINDING that nv prulliss viii admit Of it,
4 takes this oppertauity of informing
the public that i have reduced the price Of
my Beefto 5sceIltss q if ssssa@ q "a y
e. WIK0FF.
OusIousas, JuIv 4bh, 1857
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EHyHE public are hereby nesifsd nos u
trespass ouEtny plantation. f0ak GroHeI.
az tas hunIson mrns with oai without dog or
atarl. All persons ID doing wil l,edsstlt with
according % law. q q Me- g. HILL.
M landry Feb i7Ftal Ii35 fl--tE.
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HF@ &s gss A. s4s ~ sssaesss
1 = s. - .l:s. !. .g..l q; ID !.

AYING purchased q plantation in
- u q Bellevue, perfectly Convenient TO re-
eeIveg patients, will devote himself most ex-
ctusiNejy 10 the treatment Of chronic diseases,
and bis prices viii be moderate, that is to
say one dollar per day forsslaEes which do
not require the attendance Of a nurse, aud
for those TO whom a nurse is necessary, the
price viii Be agreed upon with the owner
DR.. Sales moreover gotfers his services To
atl those who may honor him with, their. con-
fdenee. ,''' - B. J. SALES, NJ b, 3
Bellevue, Nov. 18th. 1856. s.s,ssS @.t5
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TAX EN Up

~ AS estrays, by the under
- signed at Moundville, on the
18th of September instant.
two marc mules of bay color,
branded thus sc. and ON the
. a=s shoulder about thus; CTCs
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, and pay charges. otherwise
they will be disposed of after the legal delay.
q. McCLAIN.g
MoundFille, St. Landry, Sept, 10th, 1867,
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- sagss.Fssi y3a5ta THE good and safe steamer
y7-=l - = anna pERRETt atnilt .ex-
IFessiy for the trade, Gus, E.
Louaifiief MASTER has commenced her regular trips
between 0pelonsasand N. -Offeaus leaving WASH
ington every Sunday morning at 10 oo'eloek and n
Orleans eVerY Wednesday at z. M. during the
season. For freight or passage apply on board or
to Alfred Louaillisr, Washington.
Ugrshippers and oonsignees OF freight will fake
paftealar aptees that o freight will be delivered
from the warehouse untllthe freight bill paid or
receipfed back TO the shippers for payment. All
persons having gilt viii always ind their bills
with d. Alfred Loaalllier, at Washington who is
anthaFzed anlest ana receipt forsthe sane.1 ss7
Aug. % 1857. HIAGKLEYs T. Ga.fss
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g#f --7. a ETEyv DISCOVERY!
THE GREATEST AND MOST WONDER
IN THE WORLD.
I.CZEx /. rs


ESAR'SlAPARILI.A L0ZEN(sES
/ SIMPLE and Compound, prepared. By n
~ HERHtf, Druggist and PIiysitciah, sup
erior to all essences syrups and extracts SO
! and 30 all speeiaIities heretofore known
/ | have for long time thoroughly investigated
the idea Of general therapeutic agent susceptible
OF being applied to all diseases, the deVa1oDpent
ior morbid principle of which proceeds frnrr1 an in
terna cause, either in the blood any ofthe other
organs. y. ~ .-.z .,.-.-s .s-.-
4 careful and uninterrupted analysis Of the ami
mai. vegetable and mineral kingdoms had induced
the hope that Ieoud bring gabbut such a result and
thanks 70 nv interchangeable aessarehes, It is now
obtained. - -. - -
have found in some vegetables the necessary
means for this grand idea, which is based upon an
oleagIneas principle of Sarsaparilla partly known
to the public. Saich is the diseoverg w tietI bnv
the honor this day OF ADVERTISING Ihsaforfn of
Lozenges has been given to it, because it's nature
precluded the posi- btify of doing otherwise and
hayedlVidedit into simple and compound Leze enees
in order that they might be given to childfen as
weifas adults.
My first experiments were made privately, ard
remained unknown until wonderful results had
satisfied he that | had Succeeded. and that the
charge Of quack kerry could not be brought against
me.
. The attention Of physicians and Of The nubIic
are called to these Lozenges in order that averv
one may witness the admirable result of the same
General effects testified TO by upwards OF thou
sand persons. The stomach is cesnsed the blood
is purified and renovated by removing all iinpnri-
ties fEom this sprecions organ and fluid ~
~. SPECIAL EFFECTS. # &-5o
1. Prompt and EadicakeuEe OF ali diseases sener-
ally - .-,..., .l..g-. =. svf
j. Persons who have used these Lozenees have I
never had the cholera nor the YELLOW fever
3. Kensfeai. syphiEitIe, herpetie, scorbutica |
equity, rheumatic. and nervous ambitious diseases
are completely cured few days after the remedy
s resoFted to. ... /
a. All diseases of the lungs head, ewes stomach.
IeEels4 and etheT internal ard external eoBpaints
disappear ea2el " provided the Lozenees are re-
orted to-
For sale by the box. with prospectus showing
low they must be used.
Depot at So 9 D. HEREU;S.
: z Corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
For sale BY John Poseyt 0Pelonsas. Ijulg11
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTION.

THEODORE VALADE, PRIHGIrAI
HAVE the honar of infornaing the public and
IL parents in Particular thai my Istitation has been
removed On the plantation formerly ewned by JACQUES
Lsstrapes where am ready TO ressivs the scholars
whom parents will csHfids 10 nv care essrsgs z 50
That well knswn position, At short distance from
opeiorsas and Washington, being unquestfonab4y
situated in the most healthy part Of the Parish ana
not exposed to annual naadiss, will assure TO parents
the health of their children, whose studies wlueyer
be interrupted. st3sss ssssa5@. ss 20
30 far a. regardsnstructian and education, T. shall
neglect nothing TO merit continuance Of the kind
patronage, with which have been honored here. .
Terms, payable Quarterly.
BoardeTs for Scholastic rear of ten months and
" half. a1sn az
Day scholars, for sane period, S5'' 10 90
Ali Quarters commenced must be paid in fui and
distinctions made for absence, EXCEPT In cases of
sickness. ss {ase I. VALADE,
4.s.. sss Principal and Rropietoy !
st. Landry, July I4th, 1857.
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LITERARY INSTITUTION OF OPEEoTsAs.

Director-A. BE sr. EYK, DARrHun.
HENRY FaAzEs, Professor Of Eaglish
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d. n - .

A excellent &c JH II MILL with The
- kettles; the whole Ia good order. sa.. 81 j
For the particulars. apply Id tIIe eslitors Of
the C0aissaaer. or 10 Mr.. Simon Richard I'D
q Opelousas, November lst. 1856 4a-----ttff 4a-----ttff
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z NIL undersigned hereby notify planters
- and others that frosn and after the Ist
.ef November next 1856, the storage now
existing will henceforth be charged for mer-
.chandize and other article laying in THAR
warehouses for thepexiod {, Que slaonth, and
for every additional snloathi or. part aof a
month, the. same additional rates will be
charged. n s5 .,, ~ I ''2 q z 5sSs-
Nothing will Bs delivered until the
storage is paid. .se 8sss IT'D
stS2d DEBAILL0N III "a RRIERE.
Washington October IIth, 1856. Gs
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ANDRE NbTIIDR,..:


sessA as sHRssSaGe Of Ehg Esegce,
Lib pHnetually attend to all business
w " entrusted to his care as sJustice of
the Peace, in the First District of the Parish of
St T.ansfry. -
otfice--coart street, opposite The Court House,
OpeiotIsas. : y &f# ~ f@sztsa
0peloHsas, June a1ath. 1855 Is sg .2ss-z5
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Or to Rev. =. RAEaoaD, 1s4sar zsss.ssE:s5
Recter Of che Ghussh Of opeisusas.
0pelousRs, August 10th, 1856. ~ -, 60
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NOTICE TO DOCTORS.

Opelousas, September 18th, 1857.
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aH Men may s"pI,i-icntr as they please;
they can never make il right; and oil the bank.
rupt laws IN the universe cnnnot make n
r'.hi'f"r them not To p"y their debts. There
is u sih in this neglect, US clear md deserving
Of church discipline us in stealing or fulso
swearing. lie who violates his promise to
pay, or witlh"ds the payment Of q debt,
when il is in his p"wev to meet his engage
ment, ought to be made to feel that in the
sight OF an honest man he is swindler.-
Religion may BE- q very comfortable cloak,
under which to hide, bu, il religion does not
III ke man "deal just" it IL not worth
having.
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Ma. Bsrros IN A FAcro.y Bo.,n,,o

MR. BkNrox IN Factory BoARp,ro
HousE.-Mr. Benton, in late visit called At
n factory boarding house 10 Lowell, Mnss..
which he thus describes:
"rhey live in large, stately, elegant hons.
es, and you inter in the same manner "A vou
enter apnrIor in Warrington. You riny a
bell and wait till the girl comes and opsns
the door You are shown into The pnrlor
whefe you see the same kind Of furniture n.
you will find In u congressman boarding.
house In Washington city. You sjt down
and inquire for whom you want Il WA
near dinner hour when ] went Ia onevG thrss
houses, and carried nv curiosity 90 tar M
IL ark the mistress u The house to lake M.
into the cooking department aud show me
how she cooked. Chs said she wns taken
unawnres and was not prepared for II !. saH
that was exactly the thing 1 wanted; WANTED
to see II as Il was every. dry. Without
more ndo she OPENED the door and led me IN
nnd there wis cooking going on in a room
81 neat that lady might sit there and cnrrv
ON her sewing or ornamental work. Tbis
was the condition in which found the bou,e
81 the operatives, and to oil these cou,fort.
they ndd the leisure to rend md cultivate tbs
mind. | dwell upon that, fellow citizens. "a
one 1T the circumstances which struck mo
In my visit 10 New England"
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VIRGINIA WANrs HIM.-A correspondent
Of the Richmond Enquirer, who signs him
self "virginian," makes the following propo.
sition:
"President Pierce being about TO retire
from Office, propose, II consonnnt to his
own feelings, that the State Of Virginia rnise.
by individual subscription, a sum sufficient +"
purchase southern hume and present Il To
him ~ substantial approval-not in word,
but in derd-of his administration Of the
Government
ITO put the ball in motion, hereby pro.
mise 10 pay one hundred dollars o. soon Of
the necessary amount 10 subscribed"
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DEAD LLTThRs.-postmaster General
Campbell, In recent report, states that the
number OF letters uncaled for or dead il
probably three million, and IL would seem
bsolutely proper that some measure should
be adopted by the department To insure The
delivery Of these missves with greater Ger.
t'inty. One hundred and twenty thousand
dollars nrcrue 10 the post offices without
their performance Of the duty Of delivering
the letters.
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fH-The N. ]. L.vi,L,,urs m,s, h.

UThe N. J. Legislature must DO .
band OF sells crificing patri"ts,- working rs
they nr", just now, on half pay. The reason
OF it is this: Tue constitution provides that
members shall receive 50 per day for their
services for only forty days from the com.
mrncement Of the session, and 81 so per day
tor all over forty days. The present session
commenced On the ls,h OF January, ind the
'eru OF forty days expired on Sunday, the
22d nls The 18Th Of March has been fixed
upon for the adjournment More real work
has been accomplished, it is said, on the half
ply tl'nn during the whole period of '.fsll
ratOi,s"
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A CRUmB.-lf the editor of the Cleveland
Banner will refer to our advertising columns.
he will find notice from the Superintendent
Of Transportation East Tennessee and Geor.
gia Railroad. IN reference to the reduction of
Nashville Freights. He is hereby authorized
and requested to give that notice three inser
tioEs in his valuable paper. and forward &C
count to the "Post." Come, Robin, there's
a crumb at our expense--we are disposed TO
he liberal, and IL you behave yourself, DO a
good boy, quit wiping your nose on your
sleeve, and don't abuse the railroad too bad,
We may throw you another sop some of these
Days. So, pitch in, and send up your bill
"rhe Post" is "solvent concern" you know,
and able to pay one hundred and twenty five
cents on the dollar on demand.
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The New TARHr.-The bill for the gen
eral reduction Of the duty on imports passed
both Houses Of Congress, and having been
signed by the President, it's provisions will 90
into effect upon the first day of next Jnly.-
The bill is u compromise between the Sennt-
and the House plan. II places raw materials,
chemicals and dyestuffs upon the free list, and
reduces generally the Other schedules. Wool,
of the value Of 40 cents pr pound and un-
der, Ia free.
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R- The authorities of New York mr.

fR- The authorities Of New York nrp
getting t" be- quite on the alert afler murder
cases. Thonns Winters was arrested some
days ago, on charge Of numbering his wife,
Elizabeth Winter. whs hud disappear. d very
sudd, My. The evidence was very strong
against him, and h. WAS committed to Jail for
further examination, about which time hs
wife "turned up" having been committed to
the T"ombs for drunkenness! The unjnstly
suspected mnn was OF course discharged.
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~ The Louisville papers Of Friday con.
tain the details ofa destructive fire which
occurred in that city IN the night previous
originating in the extensive Planning Mill Of
J. N. Dresden g. Co., on Main street, which
w"s entirely destroyed. involving a loss Of
$30.000, and throwing 1870 men out OF I'm.
Payment. I"sured Tor 5000.
The fire destroyed three new three story
stores md five residences. The total loss is
estimated ut $6O,OOO.
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NEw BANKING Law IN lLLiSoIs.--The
Legislature Of Illinois has passed new
banking law, to take immediate effect. It's
chief features are: I. That all bonds shall BE-
received nj ten per cent less than their New
York value ns the basis Of barking in Iii
nois. 2. That when notes are presented to
bank for redemption The redemption shall
he instant and IN gold. 8. That notes, when
payment is refused, may be protested in ag
gregutc; that IL, each note in not necessarily
to be protested, as Is now the ruling. 4
That banks shall do business at the place
where they nre established; That they NAV
receive ten per cent interest, mud that nj
bank shall hereafter he established ut any
place not having at Ienst FIVE hundred inhab
i'nnts. 8. That no bank hereafter organiz-d
shall g" lnto operation without an actual cash
capital Of s50,000 paid up.
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IHprcxArIoH MRErrro.-Ths Knoxville
papers say that four hundred thousand dol.
lan In metal have been extracted, by the
brokers and maney changers, from the vaults
Of the Union Bank at that place, within the
last ninety days. An indignation meeting"
was held on Saturday evening last, As we
learn through the Mercury Of Tuesday, at
which resolutions were adopted expressive of
the disgust which everybody feels at the il.
liberal and ungentlemanly conduct Of the
ShyIocks. We also learn that some OF the
Knoruille money changers have been extract.
ing pretty largely from the vaults of one of
the Branch Banks at this place; but we are
not advised that anybody is very indignant
about Il. The brokers should be careful how
they run on Knoxville Banks, or they may
get up another "bust."
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iN- Mntteson is the only one of the four
members OF the late Congress, implicated by
the report of The Corruption Committee, " III"
will b. In the next Congress. Gilbert and
Edwards were defeated at ,he last Congress
sipn"l election in New York by Democrats,
and Wrleh of Connecticut, has been passed
over in the recent Congressional nomination
ct the Republican party Of TINT State,
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How TO TRkAr cALunrlAroRs.-Two
travellers started from the same place for q.
days journey, one o. whom reached his des.
tinat'"n before shutdown, wondering what
had become Of his companion. Long after
dark he arrived, and being asked til. cause Of
his delay, sad," was Obliged to stop at ev.
cry other house to whip IF the little dogs
that bnrked at inc. Did they not bark ut you
alsoP "fes," replied the other, "but l did
not stop to whip them. drove on"
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PREslDEsT PIEEcE's CAsINET.-It il eta.
ted that the old Cabinet are prepared
!" dsperse-Judge t'ampbell's fhn,ily have
already ren"v, to Philadelphia, MIR. Marcy
wIl' remain month or 81, entertaining Pres.
dent Pierce ns his gnest.-Nr. Davis v III re.
turn to mississippi after the Executive ses.
sion, Mr.. Guthrie will go ut once TO Ken.
lucky, and the other members immediately
10 their respective homes.
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PRovlsIoSs u Nsw YoRK.-We take the
following from the marke. table Of the Ex-
press ~
The quotations for fair cuts of beef u .
l6c per pound; Mutton l2c, Lamb l5c, Veal
I8c, Cofn~d Beef Ise, Coined Mutton IOc.
Smoked Hams i%s, Fresh Perk I9c, vsnison
l6c. Bt f1Aga ~
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Too sMART.-Ths people Of Talladega ars
getting too smart On money matters. The
Reporter published at ;hn, plnce has the fol.
lowing: "Our merchants and business men
have aimosi entirely ceased /" receive Ten.
nessee money. II is with difficulty that the
bills ct the best banks Of that State can DO
passed in our town." t.l.ts a''.a
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~ William Matt,

~ William Nation, of Springfield,
Massachusetts, in connection with his BROTH
or, has contracted to construct the abutments
and towers for the suspension bridge over tho
Ohio river M Cincinnati The towers are TO
BIZ $50 feet high, and the amount Of The con.
tract is one million dollars.
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~ The total number OF deaths in New
York for last week WINS 44s, showing a de-
c-ense OF two deaths, as compared with the
report Of the pr vious week. Included .mong
these are Al deaths by scarlet fever.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-13

RAILROAD AccIDKsr.--Ths Augusta De-
spaieh Of the 7,h. learns from private
sousss. that the engine Delaware sxplodsd at
Castsnvills, on the Stats Road, last Thurs.
day svsnius, instantly killing fireman, and
- severely Ioiahns Tho easinsss That there
~ - heps u hisrssevssy. The ssgisssss
name was MsGuirs. II