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NOTICE.
vUNAKEN UP IN LINvILLE COVE, and committed to
IL the Jail of Watauga county. North Carolina, the
18th inst, NEGRO NAN. of light complexion, with
his right cheek, height about feet inches,
weighs about lao pOunas, and had when taken up
black Cloth Frock Coat and Linen Pants Also found upon
his person pass the following words: Let the bearer
John pass until Monday morning in Greenwood any
where in FIVE miles of it. August the 9TH, 1858. Signed
by J. W. Clnkscales.' The is requested to
and property and pay expenses, said boy will be
dealt with according to law.
D. C. McCANLES Sh'f.
August 90 1853. Tim.
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s. TT. YOJTNG
o,1Dc,11 ,TrpIrnv IN u1s Srocr- M
w WI E,I w w WtITEn Cnni,C :; 80 VI
81, ND ~nnina o T., ,r;cs ,nJ o.;,r - wa i
ONE VI inL DIS. Az Ia :t.,Non We IL
He''e Eve, one'eo " Jul 'us'o"'e's"'" WI" se 'neih
Tyt' We na,e
I,aules DT res NooGsIgre can, lar'e'y;
L, ,an any lsui ea n'"eA oiiAs'
Sloaks' ehaw's, &C;
r rlln,sE & Wa, ' arI bj
So"us 'or men anu Doys;
~. leans
sup T. LIONS ana CaSSimeres;
Hats. Gaps. shoes, &c;
i"g'a'. .'i ehg;
b'anke's.bea ana Neero-good supply;
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n THE FAvORITE PERFUME,
Distilled from Fragrant
-TULIPS-
Kissme-quck, the Perfume,
Kiss ME- quick, the Sachet,
Kiss-me-quick Soap
Impromptu ON the New Perfume.
kiss Me- Quick an inviting name!-
Delicious the scent doubt,
Which all the beaux will proclaim
No belle should be without
IT'S well to caution ladies all
Beware if e'er you use it;
The Privilege that its name can grant
Could any man refuse it?
Just received and for sale by
WARD HUGHES
Druggists
Raleigh July IL, 1885, 56-tf
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NORTH.CAROLINA STATE BONDS.
III ORTIZ CAROLINA STATE BONDS can be purchased
II from Pulaski Cowper. of the City of Raleigh, the
thorzed agent of this Company for the sale of said Bonds
X C. PEARSON. Prest.
Western Y. C. Railroad Comply.
September 9, 1858. TIT
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JONES & MOORE,
- ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR THE LIB
h ERAL patronage bestowed upon the old firm, and
respectfully that they have associated
in business at the old stand where may always be found
cheap and full of Family Groceries, Their capl,
tai being limited they compelled to adopt the Cush
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE
81 10 Bbis. Foxes celebrated Crackers.
JONES & MOORE.
July 12, 1858. .tss" 56-t. s
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Building! Building! Building!!
vTNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT.
Il fully inform the public that they dressing
Lumber and manufacturing Sashes. Blinds. Frames Doors
aud Spokes at their MILLS ON WEST HILL Salisbury
NC.
Pang Bausers Brackets, aud all kinds of
woodwork finished in the best stye) furnished at short
notice Their Sashes and Blinds of heart pine and poplar
mt surpassed by any in the State Orders
lance puncualy attended to- All work done their Mills
is warranted to give satisfaction.
They also take Contracts for erecting and
fitting up all kinds of Buildings for which plans will be
furnished, if desired. Terms reasonable.
MURDOCH, DARBY co.
Sasoury June D, 1885, 46-6m.
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Dissolution of Copartuership,

Dissolution Of COpartneTshlP,
vn,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
IL listing under the and firm of ROYSTER
JONES MOORE is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent Joseph Jones James A. Moore alone author
lied to U.S. the name of the late firm in settlement of its
business All persons indebted to said firm will please
come forward and settle. ..-L :.
JAMES NJ. ROYSTER,
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE.
Raleigh, July !, 1853.
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II. e. REAMES, of North Carolina
III o F F Nj A n b RIO T I'll f. II s {,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
STRAW GOODS, HATS AND CAPS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, UMBRELLAS PARASOLS
No. As Warren Street,
Nearly opposite Libby House. late Wycof's,)
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, NEW YORK.
Dan Ell HOFFMAN,.
n. We nber ~, lS5S S7-6m.
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LATEST NEWS!
THE GREAT EVENT OF THE AGE!
THE ATLANTIC TELEG Il APH
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL!
But also the well known firm of
NATHAN KRAMER,
RALElGH. n. c.,
In buving GREAT BARGAINS at the Northern Cities
which have just received and now offer them, win
small dvance, patrons and friends
have received the largest and most splendid stock OF
DRY Goods! Clothing Made to my oraer)-(sents'
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps,
Trunks and vases Carpet Bags Cutlery Guns and Pts
tolls Blankets Umbrellas. Gold and Silver Watches
Clocks Jewelry Fancy Articles, Groceries. D"mes-
tics Cloths, CassinIeres, &c, &c. aud many
other articles to tedious to mention
NV Establishment ENJOYING already the best reputation,
need only to state that shall continue do business
tho same fair manner as heretofore thankful for past
favors and beg a continuance of the CONE ONE,
''A1 NATHAN KRAMEK
Wilmington St. Raleigh n. G.
~ Watch Crystals and hands put on Watches
September 49, 1888. tim
JUST RECEIVED.
Direct by Express from the Mandatory,
a LARGE SUPPLY OF LADIES AND GIRLS SKEI-
"A ETON EXTENSION SKIRTS. which will be sold
very low Also fine assortment of fresh Needle WORKS
Rateigh, Sept. lS, 1858. '4-tt
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
VlHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
the Citizens of Wake and all the surrounding coun-
ties, that he still keeps on hand at his =
Furniture Ware Rooms in Raleigh,
q Squares East Of Cape Fear Bank)
large and extensive assortment of the Furniture
such Bureaus, Centre Tables Secretaries Chairs Bed
steads Wash Stands &c, &c. all of which he will sell on
the most reasonable terms. All orders puntualIy and
faithfully attended to at short notice
HENRY j. BROWN
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND COMMON
~ Wood Collins, made to order the shortest notice
es Also FISK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES kent on
hand The Subscriber has fine Hearse for Funeral occa-
sioas HENRY J. BROWN
Apr'i ~ 1898. 33-ly.
TRESH COVE OYSTERS in and H. Cans.
IL Fresh Salmon, in l and H. Cans.
Fresh Lobster, in AID H. Cans.
Just received by
JONES MOORE,
Family Grocers.
naie'gh, august o, loae 53-tf
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hw aspssss. x'sSseops AND

I'm Rsisi1 ana the s,iy3Cundu country that thew
ind orr 4 new Stortf A Eitv 1.-THE csrner Of
Rvetta,iiIe - Ra,uett Sfifes known ss Sm;ths Cor.
SeT where they VIII always be ready-to attend to and
moi, rnn Their Stock Of tr,s 10 entirely
nrchased for cash. and therefore they able to
'e,a P ,iI Iii 90 CASH = Nm E1sp - sUl NVIV
Tha;r Stoct consists Of French German Enrssh ana
American Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods among which will
be found rich assortment OF silks Pad and Plain Merl.
noes, fara,atas bnmbazmes' AIpaccas Lynies Baide-
Skaters, Fuard silks, hooes' a-wooi DeLanes Monsh
De!aines together With varied Of Merrlmac
ana otner films
Asn Needieworks French anu oco,cn emoro'dereu Vi-
A sh,ms "S t. Cater. and Shoes m assortment
"no evers'mmg meees s 10. Lse wear.
WI NV AZ ul H. ~. Sipe'e Iss4s ' NJ
We also keep constantly on hand large and varied as
s ent o (,d and Silver Watches old Chains Iockets
Bracelets. and every thing in the way of Jewery.
All the foregoing and many other articles not here men,
Persons Wishing to purchase Goods or sny thing
IN our line will please call and examine our Stock as we
e confident wa can nlease them both in the quality of the
G se' nmd in nrc . p''"'' - WIG a'"''
'ON ~ " f LANDECKER f. KLINE
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
II pIcaon will be made the Legislature, in
son for acts authorizing ring fence around prtions
of Holloway and Union Square districts in the county OF
Person, n. c.
November o. 1858. ss-lm pd.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IAN
~ application will be made during the present session IF
the Assembly of North Carolina, Incorporate
Jones County Male and Female Seminary.
November "a, 1865. 99-lm.'
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MIR. Edney, from the committee on internal In
provements, reported against the passage OF the o
Railroad Company. ,u
p Also from the same committee, in favor OF the ph
to incorporate the North Carolina Central Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company with amendments
Mr.. Houston, from the committee on propostlccnIS
and grievances, in favor of bill to prevent the leF
ling of timber in the rivers of Cherokee coynty I'd,
Also, from the judiciary in favor of the bill, "llh
amendments, providing for the running of the bouh-
dairy line between this State and Virginia.
Mr.. Dobson from the committee on the judiciary
against the bill relative to insolvent debtors. IN
Mr.. Mckay, from the judiciary, against the On a
to require magistrates to keep records OF their on
cal proc ceilings, and for other purposes.
MIR. Humphrey, from the committee on co TS,e
tions in favor Of the bill to incorporate the Wh'e
Oak River Navigation Company. ,u
Also from the same committee in favor OF ths u"
to incorporate the Buckhorn Iron Company
E REPORTS FROM SELECT COMMITTEES. m.,
Mr.. Martini from the committee on military analis,
in favor of the resolution authorizing the GoSello
to furnish military schools with arms on the sa''
conditions as military companies. ,,u
Also from the same committee in favor OF inc "''
to incorporate the Pamlco Guards.
MEMORIALS.
Mr. Humphrey presented the memorial OF the '' IS
liens of OnsfOw county, relative to free person'
color. YltI tf{Fl sss. 80.
Mr.. Ashe, the memorial of sundry citizens OF Ihe
town of W Huntington, praying for reduction In '''
tax on aucti0neers.
- II RESOLUTIONS.
3 Mr.. Mcdowell, resolution to amend the i ,o.,
and 9th rules Of the Senate Stand over one Jay Io
pc Mr.. Davidson, nstructing the committee on ~,
judiciary to enquire into the expediency OF aaa,Js
one or. more judges to the Supreme Court oei''A
Adopted, "a 81. -. = GH e
i Also, sinstructing the committee on military ~
fairs to enquire into the expediency of enooursg.s
volunteer military companies throughout the ola.e'
by exempting one or more companies in eacn couD
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condition. But there was iron ore mixed with the
coal-iron ore of five different kinds-and amongst
the number the celebrated backband which could
be found no where else earth than in North Car
DINA and Scotland. But the blackband of Scotland
contained no oil did, and in obtaining the iron
you obtained the oil.
Mr. Gilmore proceeded to show that North Caro-
lima had imported IS OO0 900 worth of iron at an an
nual loss of million and half of dollars in the way
of tariff duties, profits to the importer and trans
portation; which sum would have been clear gain
to the State if she had manufactured the iron herself
The manufacturers of the iron, again, would have
been natives of the State if not it might be easy
to say what immense disbursement of money
would have been caused in the State even by man.
ufacturers from abroad.
Returning to the coal: it had been computed that
railroad with single track could transport in
year coal to the amount of 5O0,000 tons, and this
would be worth So, OOO, O0O The cost of the coal
at the pit would be about 81 per ton the freight to
Wilmington 81, thence to New York 50 5O-mak-
ing SIS so. Now this coal could come into compe-
tition with the best in the world and sell in the
New York market at 81 25 per ton In this connec-
ton Mr. G. pictured the general prosperity which
would follow-Fayetteville would be built up-her
arsenal would become what it was intended to be- =
busy workshop; the fine timber in the Deep river
valley would be opened up, and its riches de-
veloped; Wilmington would become large and
populous and prosperous town; exchange would be
equazed and become in favor of the State. He en-
tered intOa calculation of the amount of imported
goods consumed in the State-of the proportion of
, iron amongst them and showed that by . develop
ment of our own mines II million dollars per an
mum mightsbe saved to the State. He again alluded
to the abundance of the coal crop and the ease with
which it could be reached. There was no doubt of
the great extent of tit was susceptible of proof
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sNTEDICA AL. M o 1iI g GIl, Or. " AlINcouR,
aceouchelr, surgeon and dentist, having per-,
ancntly settled in Opelopsas, offers his rofession
al services to the citizens Of St, Landry Il,
He viii exercise his profession zsalonsly, within
the period OF fifteen days. he undertakes to cure all
dirteaters Of that unfortunate depravty d Taste.
N Medical ady vice given gratis TO the poor, on AIon
days and Fridays, from eight to nine o'elock A
PREFERENCES. N
yermilonville. Opelousas
ARevillon& Taylor, Adolphe Gafrigaes,
Jean p. Arcepeaux, q. .Guidry, III N s u
Raymond Bin. I. u. Robin. "
Agerin Arceneaux. Andre Meynier,
8 opeloasas August ~, 1851
DURIFY TIE, BIO 10 D. MoFFAr's sEfrE
u. PiLLs sASp PHnxrx BiTrERs. Free from all
Mineral Puisons. The great popularity which Nor
aFApis IIFE 3pTLLs. and PHOENIX BiTTEEs have AZ.
tanned Iii consequence &c the extraordinary cures ef-
footed by their use; renders it unnecessary for the
proprietor to enter into particular yss OF Their
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or properties Having been more
than twenty years before the publ and lAYtlg tie
united testimony Of more Chan THREE pI1LI1uNs cl
persons who have been restored to the enjoyment 81
perfect health by them, it is believed that thcir
reputation as the best vesetable medic now Dc.
fore the public admits of no dispute. In almost
every City aid village In the United States there are
many who arc ready to testify tp their efficacy in re
moving disease, and giving to the whole system rc
gileWed gigor and health. 8 #
In cases qf SonoFrLAs U LGENs, ScURyy or FiRsp
.TfoSs of the skin. the operation Of the LiFE MEpI
il fr,ly astonishing often removing In ley
iays, every vestge ot these discusses by
their purifying etectsson Tho blood. Fever and
AGug, DYSPEPSIA, Dk0psY, PILES, and in shori
most all dlseases, soon yield 10 proper
ties No family should be without them, as BY thct
timely lse much suffering and expense may be saved
. Prepared by WILLIAM -. MorFAr,s IN. d., New
York, and foris by JOHN P0SEY Ageut, al
the corner of Main and Landry streets, Qpelousas
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5GrA'fE OF nt5tISIAN a District Court

GIsSA TIE CEI LOL Llsl4AN u A. District Court
'arish Of St. Landry No 6412 Leontiiie
Orig wife etc. VS.. Yves Vitlrine, her husband
irsthe above entitled suit, by reason Of the law
and he evidence the plaintiff having fully estab
lirhes sfsher claim. .s; Z; S7s
aIt ordered, adjnaged and aecreed, that Tie
plaintiff Leontne rtego, wife q Yves yierine, be
separated in property from her Husband that the
community pf acqnests and gains be dissolved that
She have judgment against her husband, Yves
Yidrine for the sum of four hundred and sxtyseven
dollars and u cents. With FIVE per cent Interest
thereon from the 2Ist of June 1868, and that She
have n legal mortgage upon his property from tile
said date; and that the defendant pay the of
suit Is s3'a
Done read and signed in, open Court: this l2th Of
June 1853. B. "A. NJ II. Judge
\ A;true copy. #
HoMgRES a. IATottR, D. Clerk,
sa Dpelousas, Jdne ~, 1855 n s & sll
GTATEG 10 OUIsTAN II a District Conrt
~ Parish Of st. Landry. No. S461s Z. Felonise
Langlois: VS.. Jules Mestric ~ ssis % ~
lin this case by reason Of the law and theeyidence
III is ordered, adindged and decrced, that the plain
tiff Felonise Langlos; be separated in property from
her husband Jules Mestric, the defendant; that the
community Of acqaests and gains he dissplved that
she have Judgment against the defendant for the
sum Of three hundred and twenty-nine dollars and
nineyve cents, with five per cent interest thereon
from the It'll Of June 1850 aud that her mort
gage upon the property Of her said husband be
Recognised and enforced to date from the Aforesaid
period. si sS n ii #
II is further ordered that the costs Of suit be paid
by defendant.
Done, read and signed in open Court this 18th ~
june 1858. B.A. N A. RI ~, Judge
10th judi. Dist. La
A true copy s5
HoMERE a. IATorR, n. Clerk. Il, 81 81 .t
Opelousas June 10, 1858. @ ". Sss
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Planters and others that from and after tie lst
Of November next, 1856, the Storage now existing
will hencoforth be charged for merchandise and
ther articles laying in their warehouses fer the pc
riod OF one month, and for every additionatmonth
part Of iaonth the same additional rates will be
charged,
Nothing will be delivered until the Storage is paid.
Washington, October 4 1856.
pEBA1LLON a. tCARRIERE,. n
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DUBLIo NOTICE. is hereby given BY IN the
who was the assignee Of Jonathan Harris, that re-
ceiveps @i receipt 10 sos issued At the Land Office
at t)peioasas La the 18th day Of January 1881 70
the said Harris, for the purchase Of fractional sec
Ma VI. in 4 50, R. g., containing 40 70-loo acres
has been lost or destroyed, and that intend to ap-
NV NV to have the purchase money, amounting TO
80 81 refunded, the said entry having been ean-
sailed by the Commissioner Of the Gen. Land ONCE.
opei''s''' s'''s > 5IcHRIsTovAI. L. .DUPRE.
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NoiIlCE.-From the LIST of March, 1855.
for on an ,.,ge ,Sa,rfiage Work must be paid .ssss
continna tin ae1llyery We are unable To ssaf
terms se sne business on any other = - =,
On. onslo,.,.. GIBBS & CLARK.
- 9geloasas. February 81. 1858.
anw nnnusR ER,S I'M WE'D PATENT
pssAlLLoN 4 CARRIERE, Warrington, La,
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LTOW hit AssOG GA ITO II, l'hiladels
IL phia. "A Benevolent Institution established
hy special Endowment for the Relief ~ the Sick
and Distressed, aillicted with Yirnlentan Epidemic

Md Distressed, silisted Win virulentand Epidemic
The Howard Association, in view of Tho Sawful
destruction 1T human life, caused by Sexual dis;
eases and the receptions practiced upon te infer
tunatc victims Of such dseases by anck several
years ago directed tltuii Censultfg Surgeon, as 4
Charitable act worthy Df tller naucs to open q
Dspensary for the treatment oi this class II dis-
gratis to.a who apply y letter. n,
a5f their condition, age occupation, habits 0f life
tc) and in cases ot extreme poverty 10 Furnish
Medicines free q charge. 4 iseeedess toadd thas
III the age, and will furnish the most apisfoyed
modern treatment. III. - IS
The Directors Of the Asspeation, In their Annual
Repart upon the treatment os Sexual Diseaaes fn1
tho year ending january 1st 1858, express tho
highest satisfaction with the success which has ~
tended the lahors OF tho Consulting Surgeon In tho
cure of spernatorrlmay scnlipal Weaknesss hippo
tenceY donerhrl' Gleek the vice W Omar,
ism or ses.ahuse, etc and order acontiluance q
The ifectors Oh review Of the past feel as.
sare5 Sat their laber HI this sphere n benevolent
etfors have been Of great benefit % tll6 AFFLICTED
devote themselves, With renewed zeal 70 this very
important and much despised cause. s II
\ AN admirable Report on Spermatorrutea sot
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Oiiansm Nlasturha,
ton, or selfabuse. aldoter diseases g q the sexal
organs, by tue Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail lin q seaed enyelnpe1, free ~ efarY on rt
eept of two stamps for postage Other Reports and
Tracts on the natare and freatinenf of sexnatdis
eases, diet, ete.. are constantly being pbshcd vi
gratuitous disrihntion and Will be sent to the At
iisted. Sornesof the new remedies.and methods oi
Treatment discovered during the last year, are o
great value q.
Address. for Haport or treatment, Dr. GEORGE
citation, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARfWELL. President.
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EINS) "a, VI Il n xTExTioxl lelirs
qnent Il xspaycrs II ths og st1 ~ tSySby
notified that asphty 3: Bt6hpi II Nm
law, IhossS Sthe tos AYolils Fill
d0 VOL tpsca At I ol3cA IL elcN-
aas, md SHOULD bs ll0seph o. ll{tctaS( h,
isaithotiatd to receipt fdx MD tNxes. 81 Y
OpelVsaaas Juns m; BERT laEI 4,
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n IOsII ~ y r "a. ISRESs N n E5aas HE
~ PEfss.-- 10 avoid any inisapprehension and to
know tho facts take this method 10 infofn, them
Tint tic prices 81 freight and passage on the stesm
ers A MA BRET and nv AL RTl1N Will she The
same as last season and shall be as low as any goo
and safs boat Ii the trade & = u
/. Thankful for past fayois, we hope by strict at
tention 70 our basiness and ponstbili forany
losses that may occur BY the fault of thoseWe en1
ploy, a9d being always on hand, 70 merit liberal
share OF their patronage. ss. "A s.s. s 81
h January 2, 1858. HINCKLIsY II GO. Il
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HoMERE A. I4ATouR, p.Clerk.
y Opelousas, June 10, 1865.

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I1NEzIME A I. .G HIDRY X, Aactioncsr and|
otary Public iul nd tfor The Parish LaAs
dfy ONCE stthA Court House. .sg
lTAEBAILLON 3 GA RRIERE, Hecsising
N Forwarding and S'umu, mission Mere chants Wesh
Ingtcn, IA, NJ ~ M f;RS
,T1LYSSE g BERN Public Auctioneer
ana Collector for thc Parish l6f sts Landry o.
S6ceain Opelousas, Mafehl e: ss ..sa
IL d. ALLIS, Public AGctioneer for tie
;k-J. Parish Of ST Landry. Office at his store IN
Washing gt0n, ~ rs ss Nj Ii
DIERR OS ELI n; i Cabinet Maker and
Wheelwright, ofers his sefvices 10 Tho public
At moderate prices for luasli
lTlR. NV. u. BRIDGES viii Operate for
~ those of this and the adjoining Parishes who
may desire BY services, a. tte degree of
u I4IsIIONSE DE B AILLo N, Public Aucs
"a tidneer In and for tile Parish of Ht, Landry.
Orders loft at the otace of Robin will receive
Il OUIS A. Y AlsI N, Public Nuctiopeer III
~ and for the Parish Of St. Lapdfy OHict ut
GRAND Cotea,t ANY orders lef Mt the Union Hotel,
Iopslohsas. wi! NJ prolnptl Intended III s
4 JOdN ii. X i d, "a ttorney at Law, l,as ri
Market Streets joiniag hs reNidsnca ma tiehsl
opposite the Clerks ottce. sss .ss.9
YXY N. n d t5lSR, Attorney and Uopns
sellNf ut Lav by All gsnee una llality u III tht
patronage. Office id 0pelousas. III sis
* bert DEF lSSA N Counsel lor and Ats
tofley at Isaw, Opetousss will atten spiiy
business iElghis line " lalary and The adjoining
luNf ctaAat ri
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-07-03

IYTi.AIRE DESS 81 ARTSs CoIlscSSot ma
Cref, offers is services as such, to he citizens
n 81. Landry All business entrusted % llls care
viii be pr6mptly Intended tos He l.as formed no
with my ohs III either of the Sb9ye
branches March 20 1858. y d u