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ley Further intelligence from Washing
ton confirms the report that Mr.. Bernhisel,
the Mormon delegate, has made propositions
to the President for the purchase of the
Mormon property in Utah. Mr.. Buchanan
appears to have rather rejected the overture
of Mr.. Bernhisel who is said to be acting
without the authority Of Brigham Young
Mr.. Bernhisel represent the Mormons as gen.
eraly inclined to pence.
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GRocERiEs.-Late advices from Nashville
quote the market for Groceries rs advancing.
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CTScIssATI, Feb. s.--Provisions active;
Bulk meat, 5ta74 for shoulders and Sides
Bacon sides 81; Hogs firm at Sc; Wbiskey
l6f. Flour quiet and unchanged. ".i
New YoRK, Feb. Section advanced !;
Flour quiet; Wheat firm; Mess Pork 1850;
Bacon, 8 for hams, and Ct for shoulders. Su-
gar and Coffee steady at former quotations.
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FILLIBusTER WALKER.-A despatch from
New Orleans Of the 4th, says
"The grand jury yesterday found a true
bill against Gen. Walker, Anderson and 9th
ers, for violation Of the neutrality laws
They were held TO appear on the fourth
Monday in April.n
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iF- Hon. Horace Maynard is entitled to
our thanks for valuable papers and doeu.
ments
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1,23I,295

If the North then mentions British Amer.
lea, Cape Horn must be the other end of the
dilemma. But jesting aside, in the whole
future of this grea. continent, have ourNorth-
ern friends the serious intention of combining
our powers down to the few thousand square
miles which they have apportioned us, ard
which we now, they sometimes seem to say,
hold by their suffrage.-DeBow's Weekly
Press
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II has been decided by the Court of An.
peas of this Stale, that railroad passenger
must show his ticket to the Conductor when.
ever he asks TO see it, and that if the passen.
ger refuses to DO so, the Conductor may law.
fully put him out of the car. This is some
thing which all unreasonable and obstinate
people would do well 10 RENE mber.-Neu
York Ledger.
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tg- The "Stanaas" from Charleston.
shall appear next week.
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CoEGREssIoNAL.-We find the following in
the National lnteligencer's summary of the
proceedings Of Congress on Monday last:
Mr.. Boyce, of South Carolina, offered n
free trade resolution, which was adopted, the
the purport Of which was to appoint com.
mittee Of seven to inquire into and report on
tn 9 following subjects: A reduction of the
expenditures of the Government; the naviga,
ton laws of the United States the existing
duties on imports, and the expedency of a
gradual repeal of all dnties on imports and n
resort TO internal taxation.
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DEMOCRACY AND BASKs.-One Of the ba.t
means ever devised by the wit of man 10 en-.
rich private bankers and money dealers gen.
orally, and that too at the expense Of thu
producing class, is found in just such lepi,.
laion as the sham Democracy are inflietinv
upon Tennessee. A professor in one of The
leading Law Schools of the country, lec,u.
ring to a graduating class, said that il va,
common for people TO employ schoOlmas..r
or Justice of the peace to draft impOrt.p,
legal documents. "NOw, gentlemen" said
the Professor, my advice TO you, is never 10
discourage the practice; il will put money in
your pockets" Just so bankers may reason
about Democratic Legislature. Away.
denuneiatory Of banks, and brimfull Of r.
gard for the dear people, their rash, ill-ss-
vissd enactments grind out the subs.ane, Of
the laborer, TO Gil the Golfers Of money chan
gers. The effect of the present Democratic
war upon banks in this State, has been TO
dePrecatc our currency about ten per cent
Those, who have small sums which they ara
unable to hold, are shared, gloriously shaved.
Ger their devotion to Democratic bankin,
schemes.
The fact is patent that Democratic Lsp-
islature never inaugurated banking sy,,.,,
that was not swindle. Nor was such
deliberative body ever known to meddls
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Fey The Leeompton Constitution has
been virtually rejected.
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SOUTHERN EXTENSIONS the free States
under the influence of Legislation or the re-
suits of climate and necessity, as il is claim.
ed, are to receive all the present territories of
the United States, things in few years will
stand MS follows:
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LEeIsLArIvE-In the Senate on the 4th, the
following Senate Bills passed third reading:
To repeal the law requiring land sales to be
advertised in newspaper Defining the
penalty Of profane swearing. To prevent the
aduteration Of liquors.
In the House, resolution to amend the Con.
stitution SO as to prevent the incorporation
of Banks, issue Of Bonds. except under GER.
tain restrictions, and to prohibit lotteries,
coming up, Mr.. Bate gave his views at length
upon the subjects embraced, and in support
Of the resolution, and Mr.. Rowles replied in
opposition, repudiating the metallic eur.
rency' idea as part Of the democratic
creed The resolution passed third reading.
ayes As. noes 1S.
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Present slavehOlding States, 85l,5Os
Observation-Disclosures, 6l2,577
Add Territories, l,472,06l-2,084,65 s
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lV Why is loafer 10 4 printing once
like a shade treel
Because we are glad when he leaves
The TuRsISo.PorST OF LHE.--Sec gray
hair, and then dyc!
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LIBERALITY OF Texas METHoDIsTs.- Is
stated in the Southerner of Waco City, Tex.
as, that at the late meeting Of the Methodist
Conference in that place, collection for
missionary purposes was taken up, which
amounted to $1,000 in cash, and 626 acres
Of land. And that the sum of $4,000 WINS
subscribed by the preachers of the Confer.
ence TOR the purpose of purchasing n steam
press for the Texas Christian Advocate, and
building publishing house in the city Of
Galveston. ..3
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fY- The following is the termination Of
the difficulty between Keitt and Grow:
"Mr. Keitt apologized for the rencontre on
Friday, taking the blame therefor to himself.
Mr.. Grow responded pleasantly apologizing
for his part in the natter" 4ITIr ~
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A PAYAcEA FOR THE PANIc,-Every mind is
excited with the panie. Few suggest rene.
dy. If one is feasible that may be recon-.
mended, IL takes an age OF suspense to render
it practicable. In this emergency we have
a suggestion to offer which we regard "a
wiser and more available than many that
meet us on oil sides, and which is attended
with far less risk than many Of the CONNER
cal and financial speculations Of the day
We allude to the opportunities which are Of.
forded by the lotteries Of s. Swan d Co,
which are drawn every Saturday at Augusta,
Ca. and which hold out the splendid oppor.
tunty Of realizing for trifing investment OF
$40, or 2f, the whole, hall, or quarter OF
the capital prize issued from the never failing
mint OF the above reliable irm.--M Y Atias.
A WISE DEcIsos.--Judge Closser of the
Probate Court, Of Windsor, VT, has decided
that good family newspaper is one of the
necessary articles for the support of a family,
during the settlement Of an estate, and, us
such, the administrator, in insolvent estates,
is justifiable in paying for one--the widow to
make her own selection Of what paper she
will have.
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A DErAULTER.--Dye's avail Street Bro

ker says s..sH rE Iaf m
Another defalcation has been discovered
in the Central Bank, Hightstown, N. J. An
aged shepherd in Israel has, we understand,
quietly appropriated some $4,000 Of its
funds to his own use. Perhaps TO send the
Gospel to the poor heather. The old pro-
verb that the Church loves the Deacon and
the Deacon loves money, is striking verified.
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columns.
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NOVEL AND EXTRAORDINARY !!

N0YEI. AND DEXTRA0RDINA AIRY
~ New Schedule Of rsemiums of the United
states Journal Publising House. Encouraged by
the uneYampled success OF our novel and extra0r
dinary prcmiam offers, in the circulation of the
lougestablShel aQd popular pictorial monthly, the
United States J0prnal and in the sale of yalua-
bic Books, we now announce our new profamme
of premiums for the season of 1855 and 1859, er-
braGi4e the celebrated Art Union Series Of twelve
large and splendid Steel Plate Engraeings, and
schedule of Gold WaIllies, Rich Jewery Of all kinds,
Gold Pens, etc, offered scale OF libelality sur
passing all previous offers. u g.saMy7..5
Onr .IcweIgy is composed exclusively of the rich
est rstchss articles, warranted ta be snd gold, or
precisely rs represented, and every person selects
mis- own premium. Ours is the only, Publishing
House that offers premiums on this plan or that
furnishes this class Of Jewelry.
The following is list of a few of the articles,
with the amount of the club for which 1t is given
PREMIUM aud the postage required for It's delivery
by mail
Splendid Detached Lever Enameled t"'
Dial eighteen carat Gold Watch, war-
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Elegant Lepine Enameled Dial IS carat
Goll Watch. ... so 90
Large Double Slide Gold Pencil and
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throughout -. .....,....,....... co.. Sc.
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Extension Sver-Case Pencil (warfant
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Rich Gold Band Bracelet, oo, &c &c
Fancy Gold Mo1aic Bracelet ,ns W, 9e'
superb lined Gold Loeket. engraved aud ~ a.
Set Of Gold Cameo Ear Drops oo' 10 'Se' &C
Set Of Gold Coral Ear Drops. n.y. .6e.
Gold Cameo Pin for Lady ;.....'...' 2 ~. W ~ @
Gold Florentine Pin for Lady .-.-.s,, oo' 6e.
Gold Bar Cluster Pin for Gentleman. oo o 81 g.
Set of Engraved, LINED Gola s',a+ t,+t. -.
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STARTIiNG BUT TRUE'-Tbe Science
~ Of Ant sraphyl--D Dr. GuStavus Gcttembnrg, has
pernanen ~ locatfd himself. In the city Of NewOr-
leans, and would respectfully inform the pablic at
large, that he is the only Professor in this Country
Of Genuine Aatography, or the science Of reading
the character, qualities and impulses o. an ind.
yidla. and from that determining what business
they will succeed in, whom aud what nature Of per-
son they should marry, ETC., etc
Full information ~ above, punctually remitted on
receipt Of few lines OF handwriting enclosug one
dollar
Hints on the Art Of Conrtsbip, with much valna
bic information Of interest to the young peaple ,ci
both sexes sent postage free on the receipt Of One
Dollar. Address: DIR. q. .GUrfEMBTRG,
June 26, lS5S.-,Iy. New0rleans. La
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GEO. FAIRcHIiip, Secretary. 51hr4.5f
May %, ls5S.--1y. H...f

(tuAs. n. EALER, Watcb-Mnkcr ard
~ Jeweler, corner Of Main and Landry streets Op.
elo,,sas hss on hand An assortment of WATCHES
and JEWEfRY consisting Of English and French.
Gold and Silver eased Lever and Lsplne Watches
Ear Rings, Finger Rings Breast. Pins for Ladies aud
Gentlemen, Spectaeles, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Toilet
Scans, and other articles too Numerous to mentien
the whole of which will be sold at much reduced
prices for cash or good city acceptance. ,s.s,ag
will also exeente all kinds Of work in my line OF
business in workmaniike manner and with prompt
dispatch for cash. c. n. EALER.l
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel
IL phia.--A Benevolent Institution established
by sreciil Endowment fnr the Relief of the Sick
and distressed afflicted With virulcnt and Epidemic


by -pecii Endowment for the Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted With virulent and Epidemic
Diseases, iu{8 tyi4S Ey G3asWt8 s8ata@@ "
The Howard Association, In view Of the awful
destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases aud the deceptions practiced upon the unfor.
tunate victims of such diseases by Qaacks, several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as II
Charitable act worthy of their name, to open a
Dispensary for the treatment of this class uf dis
eases In Ill their forms, and to give Medical advice
gratis TO a.l who apply by letter with description
of their condition. Cage, occupation, habits of lfe.
etc.,) and in cases OF extreme poverty, to Furnish
Medicines free Of charge / y needless t. ndd q tsnt
If the age, aud will furnish tho most approved
modern treatment. iHf=I5f
The Directors of the Association. in their Annual
Report upon the treatment OF Sexual Discusses, Tor
the year ending January lst, 1858, express The
highest satisfaction with the success which hns at.
tended the labors Of the Consnting Shrgeon in the
cure of SpeimatoIrhna. Seminal Weakness, lmpo-
tence, Gonorhna. elect, Syphilis. lhe vice N ODan.
ism or selfab,iAe, ETC., and order coi!tnhauee 81
the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on review OF the past, feel az
smed that their lahols in this sphere ot
effort have been OF great benefit to the afflicted
especially to the young. and they have resolved t
devote Themselves with renewed zeal, to this very
important and mach despised cause. s }s{ltsa s
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea. o.
Seminal Weakness, the vice Nc Onanisn, Mastirpa
ton or setfabuse and other Diseases of the sexual
,rgnns, by the Consulting snrgenh will DO sent b,
mail Tin sealed enyeloleJ, free Of charge, on re
eeipt Of two stamps for postage Other Reports ans
| Tracts on the nature and treatment OF sexual dis
cases. diet ETC.. are constantly being published fo
gratutous distribution, and vii, bc sent to the af
| iicted SomepF the new remedies and methods Q
treatment discovered during the last year, are o
great valne. IL .
| Address, for Report ar treatment, DR.. GEORGE
| r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso
ciation, No South Nuth street, Philadelphia, Pa
ITF 'tf9 BY order Of the DIRECTORS Z
/ EZRA D. HEARrWELis, President
Ggo FAIRcHIGp, Secretary. Il hrs!E
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NOTICE. To THE PUBIIo. ~ The good
IN and safe steamer ANNA PE,RFsIcT, built ex-
pressly for the trade, William G. Neal, ,v,.. "a.
mast has commenced her regular trips N
b,socen 0pelorsas and New Orleans, letv
ing Washington every WEDNESDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
aud Neworlcans every SATURDAY at P. NJ,
during the season. For freight passage, apply on
board or to r5 A. LOUAIILTER, Washington.
N. B. Shippers and consiguees Of freight will take
particular notice that no freights will be delivered
from the warehouse until the freieht bill is paid or
receipted back to the shippers for Jyment. All per-
sons having freight II always ydd their bills With
lied to collect and receipt for T same. s
December 20. 1851. tsSs Tx 5INGkLEY u co,
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NOTICE = To uS<PrD1Ic. = The good
~ and safe steamer WlarHsL BuRToN,
built expressly for the trade, G. J.. csss
i!oaaer, master, hats commenced her slltRss =
regular trips between Opeousas aud New ssss
Orleans, leaving Washington every SUNDAY at 10
A. NJ. and NewtJrleans every WEDNESDAY att r.
NJ. during the seasqa. For freight or passage apply
on board or to a. L0UAiLLlER, Washington.
ts Sefa ns ana tba SnaSsefs n 81 sigf I l. T a
livcrea from the ware house uutl tile freight bill is
paij, os epriptea back to the shippers for payment
Ai persons having freight will always find their
hills With Mr. Alfred lolallier, at Washington. who
is Authorized to collect and receipt for the same.
Iee erhAer 26, 1857. ItNCKLEY ( co.
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"A ~ ORDIN ANGE to amend, & AMI Urdi-
4 - nance concerning Roads and Lebens ph the
River Atch#falaya passed May 70. 1903 .,,s .Dsy
Be 9rdained by the Police Jury Of the pdfih Of
sist. That tho Ordinance ccncerpiME tpssls dhd
evees mn the Atchaaiaya, adopted on the 2Bth Nay
1884, be hereby amended IN the third sectdps 10 Ms
TO give power 70 the commissioners y !at put the
rodd on Or near tho bank Of the AtclhiAlay1 River,
III thu way from the Avoyelles line w oT iienttle
mptith of the CouFtalean. tsfsalsd isRisaRH
3D. Tint the Inspectors Of leyecs andiGoadssshsll
have power for this year, 70 proceed according 70
thc months Of August and September Ii fssptct 10
examining lesces, roads ETC., and Indicating tho
work needed giving notices stc and n every other
respect IN TIE discharge Of all tlieir aues under tG
provisions of thu aforesaid Ordinance they shaiNwe
power to proceed during the mouths of Angnst
md September, and the notice to pep resldpptspr
,hnkhown sprapret?rs, provides, ipt IN the ~
section may b. given ~ or atuut the 1T or the
18th Of September and the proceeding fof anbn
compliance provided for IN safd section uny bofbad
on aud after The lat Of December 1855. s.,ls MI
ID. That The inspectors or evees and roads shlli
be empowered u act, from tho time of .takiig IN
oath 10 dischnrgc the duties Of the stationaecbrd
Ing TO the laws of the State and the Ordinancte af
this Parish. before any Magistrate or dher person
aNtherxed tpaampstsr 40 ostll, ana t'ie ceti
that such GATH Has been administered shall NY ylia
s. j. @. Gordon for the lat District r. HMtSirn
for the "a and John Lyons for the sd. ara HeyNby
appointed nspestors and oyelseers In their res
pceliye Districts. 4 ssi.5it II i9
4th. That the sixth section Of sait f,rdfnnpec'bs
amended no as TO read rs follows, TO witt: - Tfany
levce road or bridge IL on the sixteait1 section or
other public anil II shall at the. orderof thesin-
speet2r be wrought by all the propretois Yf the
| District" i.9 - sAk
5th This Ordinance shall take effect immediately
after It's publication ia the official Journal ofi tho
Prrsll. jsl5sg.sig III 5sl .s.;l,s.5,,e lsslv;,s
Ordained tho 18th da; or August 1855. ~
.a.t.~s El.}EhT CAN'T, Pfrsldeft,
4 Attest i'ay'aft 4ssile ih ssaAF
I, .Ios5 n l,rrt, am T.Ierl 4Sd.i...esgs
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NroTICE 10 3pLA NTERs AND SHIP

NOTICE 10 PLANTERS AND SHIP
~ PERS.--To avoid any misappreheaSipn and to
know the facts we take this mathoa to Inform them
that the prices Of freight and passage the steam
crs ANNA PERRET and W. BURTON will be the
same as Inst season. aud shall be low as any good
and ssfs boat ii, tft trade s 4 5'W
Thankful for plst tavors, we hope by strict at
tentiDn to business, and responsibility. for any
losses that may occur by the fault Of those we en-
ploy, and being always Oh Aand TO merit a liberal
share Of their patronaga
January 2, lS5S- IlSChLEY Il co.
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STEAM AMBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUSAS
! Regular Packet, steamer RtYAU ,Isll 9.E,
Jno Lyons, master, will leave Washing -.
ton for NewOrleans and all intermediate slsna =
landings, on WEDNESDAYS at 10 ~ ~ ssssl2s q
o'clock A. M. and NewOrleans every s.NTJassaAY Y
at o'clock r. NJ. $3.50 g.Ss \, FIJI yasF
The Bayou Belle being of very light dranght j. 1
well calculated for the trade planters and shpers
can rely on her remaining in the trade and running
in llstages of water assb%
Z Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us. ssfls..e.
Washington Nav g 125S
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Washington, May 8, 1858.

THE undersigned acting as agent Of the
Il steamer Bayou Belle, for Barry's Landing.
hereby informs the public that he has constructed
strong Pen to receive Beeyes, Calves, etc, which
may be sent y the NewOrleans market, Or on the
coast, by this Boat.
Persons who have cattle to send, would do we'll to
inform the undersigned in advance Of their inteu-
ton, 50 as to enable him to secure their embarca-
tion His residence is within half mile Of Barrys
Landing. W. .5r25 BENOiT NEY.
Opeousas, July 81, 1855 gs
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STATIONERY, '.' ID


MAGAZINES & NEWSP ApERs, H
We solicit the attention of country Merchants and
others visiting bnr city, to our stock of SCHOOL.
BOOKS aud SfATl0NER confident we eau give
every satisfaction TO purchasers, y
Our stock of STANDARD and MlSCELIA-
NE0US books is large and well selected, com
prising every standard author, to which we are
continually adding by the receipt Of all ncw books
as soon as issued from the Press. @
Our large and well selected stock Of MEDICAL
BOOKS is not surpassed in the south, to which we
respectfully solicit the attention of Physicians and
'tudentS
We also receive subscriptions for all the leadu9
Magazines and Newspapers published in the United
Statcs. N l.Ut.l.Ea tf sm
Orders frol the country promptly attended to.
August 2I ls58.-6m. f
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AND HARNESS.--lhe,
'-.i,sss;,ened keen constantly on hand materla
~ carri,re Reparing in all its branches. fhey ate
. 70 execute all orders with dspaeea ana IN
n workInanlike manner; :. rr,e .,a HARNESS made
ss- B030i'''' GIBBS y CLARK.
to order. ,sss
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-CFrY Ho'rEL.-1hc undersigned has til

ItfrY HOTEL.--1hc undersigned has the
~ honor to inform the public that 4 IssAs~-S,
he is now ready 10 receive and ac- 6rmEFY .It
commodate at least one hundred asa 5%s2
boardersin HIS large and cpmmodi,
Gus Hotel situated on Main street in st. Afaftsve.
The rooms are well aired and the table will be well
entered. tfTqE agidlT gY s,siI WE. u 8lait
He has also opened, on the beautiful lot adjoining
the Hotel, a LIVERY STABLE, whore Carriages,
Buggies und Sulkes, ms well as Carriage and Riding
Horses can be procured at moderate prices. s9
st. Martinssillc, November 8, 1856. tJ
G. DOuMENGE. !
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/. JUDICIAL 7 NOTICES

STATE y OF oULIsIANA A District Court
b. b parsh e. y. Landry 527, Estate of
JosEfH SAUCER, Of the Parish of st LANDRY.
deceased, late Of said Parish; having fled a fiS
titlea,i OF distribution and settlement Of said css
acep mpanied by his petition praying that the
m,ay I, pc homolGngated and iontrmed; Apaws
s.Y prayer g q sad petition has been grante,i
Now, therefore. notice S hereby given to all per
sons interested to show e.aise il any they have
within thirty days from the dite hereof, why said
tabieaq should not be homplogated and confirmed
Clerks Office, 0pelotisas August I 1855. @ 'J
sstf9 y ie 'h LS.EASTRAPES, Clerk. "a