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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

No. 1922. State of La. vs.. valsin Derouselle-Con
timed.
" 1853. Widow s. Heirs of Geo. King vs.. Pierre
G.. WarteIie-Reyersed and Amended.
" 46s. ...B asilie Fu>ilier. wife. etc, vs.. JOSEPH
D. b Observation-Disclosures re
" 5o4....Payne s. Harrison VS.. Z. B.. Scott-Af
firned.
F" 5l4.. JOSEPH Deshotels ct ais vs.. in Biz
Soileau, fls-Amended.
" Estate of B. McCieland. opposition O
Margueret Sloan-Affirmed.
-" 526. Alplens L.. Tucker VS.. Theodule C
Carlin g. wite-Reyersed.
" 527....Henry Z. Wilson vs.. Theodule C. CarljI
:. & wile-Reversed.
" 528....John Williams ct ais vs.. John Close
ct als-AmrHded.
" 500. ... State vs.. Edward Baden-Affrmed.
" $50. .ClairfaiX Gauthier vs.. Farnitold Greer
Affirmed.
o3l.. Francis Ritter, widow, ETC., VS.. Jose
phlne Castillo, widow, etc-Reversed.
oaz'. i."t't Charpentier VS.. Josephine Gas
tile, Adm'x etc-Reversed.
F" 533....Heivs and legal representatives of D
PreJean T. wife, deceased, vs.. F. Robin
Adm'r-Di>.nissed
o34.. Joseph Mast vs.. John c. Hamilton ct all
Affirmed.
+" 535....P. D. Hardy, District Attorney VS.. H
+. VOORHEES,, Sheriff, etc Reversed.
" $685.. George c. Moss vs.. Lucretia Glass
vile, etc-Writ Of Certiorari.
!" 537. Charles Leblanc vs.. Marie sudrioue
wife of Daniel Zeringne-AfRrmed.
oos'.'.Charles LEBLANC VS.. Melanie Sndrique
wife OF Colin Bloussard-Affrmed.
53o. Jeremiah Collins vs.. John w, McDopalc
Reversed and Amended.
540.. William Irwin VS.. Theodore H. Serb
her ct als-Revived.
" SAL. Charles g. and James NJ. Williams VS.
Donat LeBlanc-Reversed.
" 54z-...John Williams ct ais vs.. John Close
Costs taxed to Appellant.
o4o'. azelie breaax, widow, ct ais vs. Emilien
Carinouche- under ad
. vtsemeht on application for a re-hearing
o44.'. Succession of Marguerite Babineau
LeBlanc-Afirmed.
o4o.. Jean jacques Neyeu VS.. H. F. VOORHEES,
Sheriff. ct als-Afirmed in part.
o4o..' .Gtistave Harry VS.. Ozeme Constantin
Affirmed.
'4f'...Genrge w. Johnston vs.. James Pike
same vs.. same, (consolidated) AZ
firmed.
" o4s..:.state Of La. vs.. Charles Derosier, jr.
ct al-Reversed.
+" 549... Edward G. Gardiner VS.. in Bite Thibo
deau-Reversed.
" ooo'.. Succession of in Bite David, deceased
on the opposition of L.. V. Chachere,
Syndic, ct als-Amended.
=" 55l... Henry ]. Moss VS.. Leonezile Hartman
firmed.
oo1.. Jean Bic Derhes ct ais VS.. Pierre P,
Briant and his wife, Clara FusiIier-Dis.
missed at Appellee's costs.
...Alexan1rl \. Loaaillier, wife, etc. VS..
Marie Therese Castillo, Adm'x ct al
Affirmed.
" 554.. ..Emelia Bessan ct ais vs.. Marie A.
Breaux, widow, tutrix, etc-Af6rned
p" 5o5....JamesC Cole ct ais VS.. Andrew Langley
A~dn'r-Afirmed.
o'o. ..oizannah Ireland ct ais VS. Succession
OF Robert b. Brashear-Reyersed and
Remanded.
= o~o7....state of La. vs.. George Wilson-Re.
yerSed.
ooo....State OF La. vs.. John Nicholson &
:. George Wilson-Remanded.
" 55s. State of La. vs.. John Nicholson r.
George Wilson-Remanded.
" o6o....State Of La. VS.. John Nicholson 4
George Wilson-Affrmed.
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OpelOusas Academy.

.1NHE undersigned will open his scElooI. in the town
i OF Opelousas. on MONDAY. the 9Th septem.
ber. His prices are for English, French and Mathe-
matics, four dollars per month, with an additional
amount of one dollar per month, for Latin or Greek.
Parents would do well to visit his establishment
before placing their children at other schools. The
%strictest attention will be paid to the moral as we'll
as to the intellectual development of those entrusted
70 nm. lie has accommodations for a few boarders.
Price per month. Sis 90. This includes tuition
washing and light.
Opelousas, August III, 1859.
E, D. ESTTLETT.
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--9E75tN ~1F.-a~ HT1-----a~- -
PRINTING FOR THE BLIND.

The attention Of our readers aud the country
generally Is spec ally directed to The circular
n Nj. Sherrod Of Mississippi, OH our French
tide. aud the endorsement Of the same BY
prominent public men III the South.
II will be seen that Mr.. Sherrod il the agent
for procuring subscriptions or donations for
establishing . national Printing Board, to
print books ii large raised letters for the edu-
cation Of that large, increasing and unfortunate
class Of citizens in the United States, de
priyed Of SIGHT.
Mr.. Sherrod has been circulating 10 our
Parish for the past two weeks, soliciting aid
for this coninendabie object, and we are gratl-
1ed to know that his efforts have been crowned
with fair success. He left US last Tuesday
evening On : visit TO the Parishes Of Lafayette,
ST. Martins and St. Mary for the same pur.
pose, and we hope that the citizens Of those
Parishes generally will gire him a striking
manifestation Of their benevolence and LIBERAL
~, il aid Of the noble object.in which he is 20
xealoasly engaged.
He il one Of those unfortunate persons in
whose behalf, his efforts at this time are so
warmly enlisted. We commend him to the
~citisens Of our sister Parishes, as . gentleman
q high toned feelings, we'll educated and ad.
mirably adapted for the success Of his mission
among ~.
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FOUND

n the premises of the undersigned, at one,or-
~ sas. a small American Sorei Mare. HAVING ]
white spot in the middle of the forehead. and thsss .
feet white, the other slightly white on the inside
rhis mare is branded on the left shoulder Tins
"hen taken up was in a miserable condition.
The owner will come forward, prove property ans
pay the expenses of this advertisement. ~"
Opeleusas. August 81. 1859.
EDWARD MAMIE.
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4 ORDINANCE. Concerning Roads and Leyees

4 ORDINANCE. Concerning Roads and Leyees
n on the River kAtchafalaya.
BE it Ordainedvy the Police Jury of thess@arish
Of st. Landry. that the Ordinance en2ned "An
Ordinance concerning Roads and Levees on the
Atchafalaya Ordained ID February 1853, be so
amended as to read as follows: f,
" That the inspector appointed by said Ordinance
is hereby authorized to make the visits and give the
notices and directions provided for by the It'll sec
ton of the Or1nance of the 2oth of May 1858. en-
t4ed " An Ordinance concerning Roads and Levees
on the River Atchafalaya' between the first day of
September and the first day of October 1859. and to
take final action in case of NONCOMPLIANCE provided
for by the Ordinances of this Police Jury and the
laws of the State and Parish On the first day of
Novemher 1859.
That said Inspector shall givethe notices provided
Tor IN the Stli section of said Ordinance of 10th of
May 1858, to nor-residents, between the LIST day of
September and the first day of October 1865, and in
case Of noncompliance proceed to final action as
provided fnrby the Ordinance and laws of this
Parish and Of bis State, on the ORD day of Novem-
Der 1859. .
That this Ordinance he published in the Parish,
Gazette, and take effect Immediately after its publ
cation.
Ordained August "a, 1859.
Ebert CAN'T, President.
Jos. u. RICHARD, Clerk.
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A6eWe are authorized to announce Mr..
a. n. PERRAULT, = democratic candidate for
reelection to the Legislature, from the parish Of
81. Landry s&s# s#3 3$9#5 80 8
Election IN November next.
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THE MA1Ls.-Up to the hour of going to
press Friday 2 O'Clock P. NJ we have had
no newspaper null from NewOrleans since
Sunday evening last. G This provoking disap-
poIntment just at the time when we want the
The latest intelligence to spread before orr
readers is intolerab!e. ~
Who is to blame? We learn from the
Postmaster at this place, that the driver with
the stage on Wednesday evening, waited on
the Postmaster at ST.. MartinsvilIe one hour
and a halt to open an1 deliver the mail bags
to him. at the expiration of which time, seeing
no prospect Of getting the mail bags, b. drove
off and left them.
The law allows Post Masters only seven
minutes to open The mail, and when as in the
instance above cited, they obstinately and
willingly violate the provisions of the law, they
should be reported at Washington and turned
out of office. .
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We are authorized to Announce M
LAFAYETTE CALDWELL candidate for tn,
edce Of Swamp Land Commissioner in the Secont
O6txict-s Election in November next.
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- We are authorized to announce j. J.
BEAUCHAMP d candidate for The. office of Swamp
Lind Commissioner in the Second District. Election
in November next.
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Tnr SuB-MARlKs TELkaRApH AMP a KIN
STREET.-THE Express says 49, To our mind,
The idea Of getting back money that has long
ago been sunk in the sea. is simply preposter.
ons. II we we're 4 stakeholder. We sbonid
give it all mp as inst so much " Kidd stock.
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~ ALBERT DEJEAN is an independ.
ent candidate for Clerk nf the District Court Of the
Parish Of s.. Landry. Eectionin November next.
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1-@We are authorized to announce Mr.
1.AN. CHACHERE. the present incumbent, q can
lidsts for reelection az Sheriff. in the Parish Of st
AandFy, u the election III November next.
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We are requested to inform the public that
the fall session Of the Rev. G. A. Frazeeis
school in Opelousas will open on Monday
the 5th Of September.
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0n-We are authorized to announce Mr..
vILLENEUYE JOUBERT. the present incumbent.
4 candidate for re-election as Assessor in the Parish
u St. Landry, At the election in November next.
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a nted

VI hlre' a negro girl about 10 years of aue. for .
:, nurse and light work about the honse' nne
speaklng American would be preferred. one
Girl Inc =. nlshest Cash price will be paid for sucb a
Apply to the Editor of the Opelons,s p,.,,.. W,
Opelousas. August 20, 1859. Ha's'os.
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- We are authorized to announce NJ. E.
s0IRARD, Esq., Is j candidate for District Attor.
nsyy, for tho 18th Judicial District. at the November
&eEti0n.#
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NOTICE

NOTICE..
VII public is hereby notified that a .,eo;.,
i Term Of the District Court in and for ,h sp1 paa
o ,5p Sa "a; On o,ap MGSp yin Be K. holden Ys,s IN the town n1 o.
her. 1889. Judge Edonard simon If a " o. Septem
cial District, presiding. u Tue lith judi
CLERKS office, this 20th August, 1859. =
is. L~ASTRAPES c,.,k
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on the North River, or a claim for a gold
place (tllat really never had any existeuce)
OH Frazer's River or at Pixies Peak" Though
the cable may never be drawn up, or Kids
money GShed up, there is n CONSOLATION in the
fact there are tangible and legitimate enter
prises yet, for those who wish to make a sensi.
Bile investment. The most practicable is to
enclose SIS, $40, or $s25, to the address of the
Lawrence Company. These respective sums
will entitle the writer to one, two or five
tickets, in the American Distribution of Plsx4
%tations, Lands, Manufactures and Money, dpr
will insure you the ehanee for a capital prize,
with many chances for its proportion. The
Drawings are fair. being conducted by a Com
miitee, composed Of tick-ho!ders, associated
with the Managers. [NewYork Sunday Cour-
Ter. Address.
LAWRENCE COMPANY, Tawrepceville. Pa,
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- eonpaaieAtioo on H. sexsnipatiop and
d~ihsisstios u psins At 81. Aarys Academy
I ; oaayoaaabls postponed until DeIt week
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NOTICE trHou4 soLlaay ". Of the Par
L Y ih nf CT Yandrv l,ayinr ,pn1iaAh ,, ~, M;

~ ish of ST. Landry, having applieeby his petit
ton to be appointed Administrator of the estate OF
Jacob Hartman. ST., deceased, late of said Parish;
sons interested to show cause, if any they have. why
said petition shall not be granted, at my office in the
town Of Opelousas, within ten days from the date o.
this advertisement.
Clerks Office, Opelousas, August 81, 1859.
is. LASTRAPES, Clerk,
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LAWRENCE COMPANIES ADVERTISEMENT.
A Louisiana Sugar P%lantatio.
Valued at $50, 600,
FOR IS! r.
A Kentucky Home of GAO Acre.
Including all stock, and under the verv ~.
state of cultivation. '"' 45
Valued at 1872, 900.
FOR $751;!
An Ohio Wheat Far m Of 500 A..
With O good water Grist mill with fon,
Stones, and in the best of repair.
upon the premises,
Valued at $25, 900,
FOR $5lu
Either of. "'f Z
Eleven Good Farms
In proper state of cultivation, and contair;na' -
so, to 800 acres, in the State Of Pennsylvan;,., - =
Valued at $40, 900, aggregate.
FOR $5!:N i.
&iJne Of
SIXTEEN FARMS
Containing from so to leo acres, in the s,ai
Illinois, NewYork, Ohio, and Indiana
Valued ut $1,000 each SIG, 200 sae,eo,,.
FOR $5!!!u
so LAND WARRANTS, for leo Aches rAcu
100 so
$50. 40
With SIX HUNDRED and SEVENTY small Pr.
from slOo to s. in money, making
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.pTATE OF Observation-Disclosures Court

n Parish Of St. LandTy. NO. $3.50. -. ESTATE Of
Jean Savoie, deceased.
JOHN ]. GARDINER, of the Parish Of St. Landry,
Testanlentary Executor of the estate of Jean Savoie.
deceased. late of said Parish, having filed a tableau
of final settlement of said estate. accompanied by
his petition praying that the same may be homolo.
gated and confirmed; And whereas, the praya, of
said petition has been granted by an order of Court
dated August 81, 1859:
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given to all per
within thirty days from the date hf why said
tabsean should not be homologated ana y irmed.
Clerks office, opelousas. august 81 Is51sSS
LS-kQTRAPES Clerk.
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cTATE OFIOUIsIANA-Dstrict Cour

.GTATE Observation-Disclosures Court
- Parish Of st. Landry. No. S803 e. Estate Of
Joseph Lafeur. deceased.
JEAN BApr1srE LAFLEuK, Of the Parish of st.
Landry. Administrator of the estate of Joseph
%l.afenr, deceased, late of said Parish, having filed
T4leau of final Il lemen of said estate accom-
Il, hahis petit praying that the same may
IA ViSgated a5l'confrmed; And whereas. the
Of Cvtousas; Le.-Gnst "a, 1859;
Now;x atice is hereby given to all per.
sons intereSra ses fonow cause, if any they have
within thirtySe serontm the date hereof, why said
tableau should not M homologated and approved.
Clerks Office, Opelousas, August u, 1859.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
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6UPREME CoURr.-Ihis body concluded il
labor. here on last Wednesday, evening afte
hbcrious session Qf nine dajs.
A@s nsanolher column We present . synopsis o
athe'ssdecisions rendered, on examination 0
whirh. 4 Will b seen that out Of ~forty-on,
CO. acted on 1t least one halt, we're reversed
md amends 5S5 sss
s IA the petition drawn BY Mr.. Alcibiad,
Leblanc ofstle PArish Of St. Martins, and pre-
senteed 70 the Court fof Asre-hearing 10 The cas-,
ol IResile Fnilier,wissetG ". Joseph d
Bahinesn. tie Court on consideration Of tbs
nnsadscaed thai seo,te,.pt Of Court was ex,
pfsssdd thereinL accordingly Mr.. Leblan.
= aned one hundred dollars and imprisoned
n hssParishs jail for twenty-four hours.
W. have no epace. 10 state the facts con,
nscted wilh the I'm and imprisonment of Mr.
Iebi.ss IN wesk. may present them Il
IL public next week.
M4nxoTH SuoAK CAxR.-1Trwo specimen
Ases we're deposited 10 our oi6ce on yesterday
from 10 Live Oak plantation owned By
!. .Jansss 9. Hill, which challenge compari.
-. We took the dimensions Of one i,
measures I feet in length. 81 inches in cir.
eentersnee. md has Il long. we'll matured
jctnsal Gan any Of the sugar growing region
u Loaia;ana beat thisf
WhAitsays A,takApssi Friend bennett. O
stbe Banner speak out 81. Landry claims TIKI
pssnisps, aad. thss Ar, Live Oak is ahead
n 81. Landry.
NJ. Wn. Hiil. manager on The above plan
tsttnln odIes % bst 4lOOO. that The. cane crot
= his plantation. in proportion 70 The mum
@sfhana employed will excel the yield or
: ethes plaatasiob il The Parish Of 81
/ l1a1sy.
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THE CELEBRATED
so GO TO E!
Mitclicll's Patent Metallic Tip,
DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR .
/ Boys Youths and Children's
BOOTS AMI SHOES.
A N Improvement has been applied to Boots as
consumer, OF two-thirds, is realized, by actual -.
THETI - s.4Ns
consists OF a piece of copper or other indestructjh6
material. neatly fastened to the toe OF the b,ot Z
shoe. forming a complete protection. This i0veer
ton IS now presented to the public, with the fllissts
knowledge OF its practical utility, having beea
tested over two years, and is destined to supeFseds
the old style, for "a 20 F5stG &
The Importance of this invention will be readily
appreciated, As it is well known that children invk
rlaDly wear out their boots and shoes So 4.
FIRST AT THE TOE. /
and, with this protection, they will upon an avera44s.
wear at least two to three times as long as the on
style, while the expense il
BUT A TRlFLE MORE. ia.
This invention is also especially applicable "
Miners Boots, and all occupations subjecting ~
te OF the boot or shoe to be cut or worn. ss4sa5
Merchants and the public generally, will see -
importance OF obtaining these goods Immediately,
all other kinds, 90 49, - 5f
me Goods may be obtained of nearly all ~
Mnoiesale dealers in the principal cities, or Of Y
o. CHASE, MCKINNEY / Co..
towNERs OF THE PATEST,) - =-t4s4i Bostos.
August 70, l559.-6m. @g.
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On motion of Mr.. HuGpower,

Pesoired, That the said petition be granted
and that there be an election %precincl. estab
lHhed at the house Of Onezime I'rahan, fills, in
the 9Th Ward election precinct Of the Parish O
st. Landry, and that Stephen Andrus, Aurelliel
Arcenaud. and james jenkins, be appointed
commissioners Of election at the said precinct
On motion of Mr. liuffpower,
Resolved. That the election precinct in the
18th Ward election precinct, Mermento, here
-ttAsore held at the house Of Dominique Garry
,Je removed to and hereafter held at the house
of John Wright. in said precinct.
On motion Of Mr.. Huffpower. the Jury I'd
joarlnd TO Tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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1000 Prizes worth $2Oo.0oo.
TICKETS ONLY $5!!!!!!

All the Real Estate is free from any incumbrap..
Immediately after the Designation to the n.r;s
entitled thereto, upon PRESENTATION of The W.sss
gers Certificate contained in thu. Drawing. ~ 49, NJ
matter explained. G. -
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WEDNESDAY, August II, 1859.
The Jury met pursuant to adjourn1spt.
Absent Mr ElLina.

Mr.. Thompson presented q petition t.
change the place Of holding elections in til.
18th Ward election precinct Plaisance, which
Mr.. Thompson, from the committee OF
cla,ms. reported that they had carefully en-
amined all the claims submitted to them, had
approved Of the following and recommended
that they be paid:
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HOOPER. GEO. MIZELL,
late y. LaHIt9 d. co
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Sole heather.
WE are IN rscsipt a. asa viii keep eqnztznsly %
w hand. large szxsek % xaIseriaf Oak sna Hzal-
lock Taneed sole l4ther wheh ~e oeur 10 the trade
THE lowest possihlc neurcs.
sas - Pkc. ANDERSON.
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Shirts apd Underwear.

w ARE row 'Feeeiving Sapsfb assortment 81
w sblris, 81 Tie --latest pIterns, NafHnied 10 n
vel, and 10 be nssde urst raie style. Alo, every
ysrlesy " sessonabie Iadsrwezr a slik. ltslt
lhres4 ,casLleTe 1leTlDo, Cotton, Muslin, Ae, ke.
COZ SAL BY "A. NcGiI1
a. .r.s-if --feIs-s. ls 3
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet,

- He fine Passenger and eTn
freight steamer EASTPtRT - r-szfzEz1lsrz -
F. Wtop Master will continue vEzzzzzzzzzzz=-=-s--
~ the above trade tie entire making regular
trips be TINS city and New OFls ans. The EAST
IoR1 fast, of light gtt and we'll adapted f0I
the CUMBERLAND riv er trade.
nov24-tf A. HAMILTON, Agent
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New Orleans and Nashville

VI Packet.
T'HF splendid Fast Running a Gn
j steamer, T c. TwICHFiI. Z zzF-osssss9Asa
HARRY McCoNAs. Master, will -
run as above, making regular eiIiI,th Cay trip, be
tn cen New III ears and Nashville.
his fine -ssenger steamer will be here soon az
wafer lip nit andcoDtin in this trade II
She viii part hence
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REG LAR
MEMPlllS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICESBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville Z. Howard, and
Red RnIrr

one OF these Boats will leave Nashville every 9th
er day AT noon time from Nashville Memphis For
l! eight Hours; lich sburg live lays and to New
Orleans ia seven lays
Boats leave Ma hVe every cav and wait for the
arrival of the fusseI ger TruiI,s Leore Starring
FOR hrst class aCCt nmot alton upon the Boats Tick
cts eau be proc red tie different points at prices
named in tie anUeNe,; Sched T. al Rates
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Rates CHARGED for SerOrd.rIam TiektM

Emigrauts VIII be taken ulan Istk q reduced
my other rrt.te.
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5ounSers.
Removal.

NE subscriber take this nIethtu of Informing his
old customers AMI friends and Tie public general.
ly, thai he has TeInoy his HaruNaru store from the
ola stand on Market street. to No o. Ill the large brick
building, lately erected the south size OF rtEu Il
where be keeps constantly ON HAND and makes TO Or
der the various articles embraced "a hs line OF bust
ness. He invites especial attention Ia has large assert
meht OF CASTINGS, HOLLOW " AbE, EIiAsS &c. such
as Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, PloW Mods
Straw-CutteTs, COrn-Shcilers, CUrn-CTushers Mil.
Crushers, Balcony Work ana Iron Fencing Colre Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass kettes log Irons, Cndle sticks
and an almost endless variety OF other ARTICLES.
Jan. 29-u ANiKkM ANDERSON.
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Tobacco.

Fine Imp Orled Brandies for Sale.
= HALF Pipes Jules Robni K Co IS Cognac Vintage,
= Pipes jules RobniS Coz Cognac Vintage, 1s4s.
a a Alex Seignct's - 1856.
10 "a 1856.
l luncheon Scotch Whisky, very fine.
The above Invoice Of Brandies we will sell to the
trade cheap on months time
decI5-u HARRIS, GORDON L co