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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11
RBPUBLICA:N
STATE TICKET! ~

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For Governor.
AIEx. RIA MSEY =.
OF RAMSEY COUNTY. s.. :z~s.- 81
For Lieutenant Governor: =:
IGNATYUS DONNELLT, Of Dakota.
For Secretary Of State: '>'s>
T. II. BAKER, or Blue Earth.
For State Treasurer:~ .
CHAS scHEFFER, OF Washington.
For Attorney General: .~
GORDON e.: COLE, OF Rice.
s..- FoR coSoREss:
CYRUS ALDRICH, OF Hennepin.
VIZ. WINDOW, 49,. -.' OF 1Winona.
For District Judge 4th Judicial District.
c. Z. r.ANDERRURGH OF Hennepni
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tnent which derives its authority from the
individual can have no sugh right. The
stream cannot rise above its source. But if
capital punishment we're ever 80 right its
execution belongs to the officer Of the law,
and any private indivual who will volun-
unteer to act JACK KEToH, and supply
the gallows with victims, is simply a mon.
ster. Any human being who could foroi-
chilly thrust trembling woman under
sentence Of death, out into the darkness;
betray her confidence and set the officers
on her track is a-something beyond GU,
comprehension.
Mrs. BrLANsK1's coming to Mrs
CLARKE's as she describes it, was more
like the act Of on ignorant, con6ding child
than that Of a hardened criminal; and
her betrayal is horrible. +. : :. a.. : ~.
There, Mr.. Times, we as one Of "the citi.
zens Of the State" have read Sand digest
ed" the "facts.",' e....;. 4 -...-;ssf -
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Ian Indiana editor says Alrs. s5vviisshal,n
fierce old hem s. -. !. e.
mo doubt she'll come 70 svsteA
piMe Journal.
Yes, with talons 10 match .ssssstssys
Such workmen = no Fressaiiee s.!
Should We meet ron t1sEs 8
Say goodbye 70 your 1eir. - = 5:
For tic you who viii IS tsssysseal g
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Uc0locratic County TICKET. . =
3D. > 49,; ...,-- s:.:,.., II -; r.
Register Of Deeds.
JOSEPH EDELBROCK.. ..
County Auditor.
..S !: JOSEPH NJ. REED. - - >...-::.
-. County Treasurer, "
JOSEPH BROKER. - !: y
ShEri1f. "
MICHAEL LAUERMhN. H.
Judge Of Probate. + -.
W. b. DAVIS.
Surveyor. r" 80 =:
NICHOLAS SCHMIDT. ~.~ -.
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Republican State Committee.

The following named gentlemen were appoin-
red b. the Republican State Convention Of the
2o;h sl:d 2lst Of July, 1859, to act as Republi-
can S,ate Committee for one year. .ss
DANIEL KouRxR. 4.< :..~...
s. Do,
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like the act Of on ignorant, con6ding child
than that Of a hardened criminal; and
her betrayal is horrible, r. =. z :. ~. =
There, Mr.. 7in,es, we as one Of "the citi-
zens Of the State" have read stand digest
ed" the "facts."'. {, e..a.i: 4 <.s~:sG,~> =
DANIEL S1cKLEs.-This man has ia
en- back his discarded and dishonored
wife; and pious people are overwhelmed
with disgust. Nobody is surprised or dis
gusted at her forgiving his uncounted in
facilities, or the blood that is on his hand.
No one was surprised that her father, or
even his father should shelter end protect
her from the scorn of the world. Nobody
is shocked that he should have proclaimed
her sin to the world, that he should have
drawn upon her the public scorn; and
made her name by word. Had her
father or brother become acquainted with
her fault, and gone forth to proclaim her
fall, everyone would have 10. ked on with
loathing.
Does not all this prove that the world
does not expect woman's husband to be
her friend?
When woman meets her natural enc
my, the man she is to marry, that oneoth-
er being who is to deprive her of her right
to the control of her own person, even as
the chattle slave is deprived of the owner
ship Of his own body-he who takes from
her all right to the proceeds of her own
industry and economy, she ought to know
that he is that one person of all others, Of
whom the world requires that he should
be her most implacable foe-that one who
shall but fulfil the worlds expectations if
he dog her every word and look and step
with the most unwearied suspicion of eve
~ possible evil, and keep his friend, the
world, fully informed Of all he can con-
trive to imagine or suspect ...
Should he fail to attend to his marital
duty in the line of publishing his wife's
sins either real or imaginary that is his
lookout; but if he goes thus for and then
attempts to change his roll and play friend
he may expect storm of Kisses from box
es~and pit especially from the pit.
Had any friend or neighbor of Mrs.
SlcKLEs brought upon her and her child
the ex posure and scorn which he has
brought, every one would have been so
shocked, but now people are only indig
nant that he should attempt, however
yain|y, to shield them from contempt and
infamuI IL. -. =. 2 -. : =. .-..-...
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| CsN->-~N E~N NP~o''J ~~O-~A OAAS IA''
! Had any friend or neighbor of Mrs.
SlcKLEs brought upon her and her child
the eex posure and scorn which he has
brought, every one would have been SO
shocked, but now people are only indig
nant that he should attempt, however
yainly, 10 shield them from contempt and
infamy! n r Il G3":# .>-,s:-- *s.@s,ss
How can he, miserable wretch, look up
on the face Of his innocent child? But
the world paraons him for darkening her
young life, in consideration Of his acting
out the part assigned him Of natural enc
my to her mother 49,. g. go
We never knew but one man act as a
friend or brother would be required to
act by his erring wife. The disgrace
crept abroad, not by any word or act Of
his; and coming to his knowledge he put
and extinguisher on the fame, in some
manner we never knew. The supposed
paramount left for other scenes, supported
by her husbands countenance, sheltered
in his home, the shafts of calumny, fell
harmless. Her children never knew to
blush for their mother; and whatever of
estrangement there was between her and
their father the world never knew. but
that woman had stumbled upon a mistake
and instead of her natural enemy had
married her best friend. Zs.
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The public lands advertised to be sold in
Minnesota, from the LIST of Oct. to the 18th
of Oct, embrace the Government alternatcs
within the six miles limits Of the Railroad
grants and the pine lands Of the northeast
portion Of that State, consisting of one mil
lion and three quarters acres. j. ss.s.s 40
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Succession Sale.

VTlLL he sold ut pullic Auction, pursuant 4,
w nn order of the District Court, by duly
licensed Anctioneer ut the Courthouse in the
Town Of npelnusns, on
Monday, December S, 1850,
the following described tracts of land, belonging to
the succession Of jaime. Morgan, deceased, ~ wit:
The West half Of Northeast quarter aud East
half Of Northwest quarter. and West balf Of south
east qarter, and Southwest quarter OF section
dfty-t,ine, Township Nh. l, South Of Range No. 4
East Southwestern land District of La, containing
four hundred and one 24-lt,D acres. ~
Also, South west quarter of Southwest quarter
Of section sixty, Township No 4. South of Range
No. East Sont, western l.,d District OF La, CON
| tanning forty 29-lOD acres,
TERMS AND COSBITIUSs:--One third III tile p,ir
chase money cash and the residue payable IN two
equal annual nstaillnents, dating from the day o
sale. Purchasers are required to furnish notes will
personal security in soido, TO the satisfaction o
The executor. The said notes TO DC made payable
to the order Of. a, endorsed by the said purchaser
ut the office Of G. H. Swayzc Es'l., In the town 81
Open,Isas. The notes to bear Interest ut the ratt
Of y per centum per aDnnm from maturity. A spe
cial mortgage and yenanrs privilege will be re
tained on the land until tnal payment of the prize
The PROPERTY will not be delivered until the term
ure complied with {. l.. SWAYZE,
November 5, 1850. 'Tcstanientary Executor.
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EoUsAs SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2e 1859
Howard Association,


Be"ecolent Institution established by special En-
document, for the Reiisf Of the Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted ,ciM Va.aeat and Epidemic
Diseases.
TNHE IIowtpd Association, in view Of the
L awful destruction of human life caused by Sex
nal Diseases and tic deceptions practiced upon the
unfortunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks,
several years ayo directed their Consulting Surgeon,
as Charitable act worthy Of their name, to open
sDsprnSry fnr the treatment Of this class Of dis
eases, in all their FORMS and to give Medical n,lvice
gratis to all who apply BY letter, with description
ett'.l aud in case Of extreme poverty, to furnish
Medicines free Of charge. It IL needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill OF the age and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment. =,
The Directors OF che Associatien in thesf Anriua
Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases, ex
press the highest satisfaction with the wlicl
has attended the lalors Of their Surgeons in thu
cure OF Spermatorrhds., Seminal Weakness, GOnorr
hna, elect, Syphilis, the vice Of OnMnism or Self
Abuse Diseases Of the Kidneys aud Bladder, etc.
and order continuance OF the same plaAfor th,
| ensuing year. .S-s.s
The Directors on review Of the past, feel as
sured that their abors in this sphere cf enev0len
effort have been OF great benefit to the afflicted
especially to the young, and they have resolved =
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this YER
| important and much despised cause.
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhGa, 0
Seminal Weakness. the vice Of Onansm, Masturls
tion. or SelfAbuse, and other diseases OF the Sea
nl organs, by tile Consulting Surgeon, will be sen
by mail Gin sealed.envelope). free Of charge. o
receipt of two stamps for postage. Other Report
and Tracts on the nature and treatment OF sexa'
diseases, diet, etc, are constantly being pu'lishc
for gratuitous distribution and will be sent to I'll
| afflicted. Some of the new remedies and methnt
Of treatment discovered the last year, Of gre'
| value.
Address, f.r Report or treatment, DIR. J. SKILL
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard AssOci
tion, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order of the Directors.
= EZRA d. HEARTWELL,
4 +. H.,s-sr Presidcu
Gao. FAlkcHlLD. Secretary. st@
/ June Is, lSl9.-1y.
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Notice to Nom esidents,

O,caiag Iyands fronting on TIE AfcAGtalay0
Riucr, in tie Parish ef 81. Landry.
VOU nre hereby notified to- make road and
IL lcyee on the front Of your lands IN the Parish
Of ST. Landry, fronting on the AtehaiAlaya River,
according to law. i
And yon are further notified tlat u the required
work ON your said lands fronting on aaid river,
shall bc nmtonc blythe lst day OF November next, j,
1850. shall proceed " advertise tho said work for
three weeks in the Parish Gazette, and w notices
posted in two places In the District to be let ont
Tor performance to tie lowest bidder; and on thu
day specified in the advertisement sllAll proceed 70
ndIndlcutc the making Of the work to the lowest
bidder, as required by the law and the Ordinance
Of the Police jury Of the Parish Of St Landry. Ill
Il SAMUEL. 4. ROGERS, y
Inspector lst Road and Leyec District.
September TO- 1859. !,
rR9et J. f,sn,,sIS I'm
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New Iberia Marble Works

lINHE undersigned, has. n4w permanently located
i himself in the town d. New Iberia La, anl
opened extensive Marble Works. Has always on
land aud prepared t.' furnish and set up, Tom,s,
Gaping, Mantcpeces, Table and Counter Tops,
billiard Table Beds, aud every description Of Mar
BILE Work. Granite work Of every description
furnished when required.
Also, Fence ami Portco Railing, of cast or
wrought Iron. plain and ornamental, for Crave
Yards, Dwellings or Public Buildings, furnished
and neatly set up. Particily attention paid to the
repairing and cleaning Of old Tombs, Monuments
All Marble Granite Work furnished by him.
As be fully guaranteed, inasmucll the work will
he manufactured at the
NEW iberia MARBLE WORKS,
under his personal supervision, and at prices com
peting with the Newnrleans prices. All Iron work
furnished by him, will he at prices ranging with the
Manufacturers PRICES in NcwOrleans.
The public requested to call at his Depot
near the Catholic Church, in New Iberia, and cX-
| anime specimens Of his Marble works, which, for
Architectural skill, and excellence Of workmanship
Is not surpassed by any other cstiili ment in city
or country. Consequently lie hopes tn receive a
share Of public patronage, commensurate with his
abilities. and his perscyering industry.
All orders entrusted to him. will meet with
that PROMPT attention that will merit the approbl
ton Of the surrounding community. and be an in
,lucement, to those requiring work dohe In his line
OF business, to visit hi. Marble works, personally
or consult with him by letter, before sending tleil
| orders elsewhere. ...
Country Marble Cutters supplied with stock al
msrlerAte rates.
| Agcnts:-Mr. Joseph I.scomb, near Washington
Mr.. jonathan Harris, Opeousas.
CASPER hUSsE.
Box 90 7. o. New Iberia, La
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A. M. Perrault,
General: Collecting Agent.

BATON ROUGE, La.
REspECTFULLY tenders his services to the
4 citizens of st. Landry and the State generally,
snt. ~ .ae above capacity. An applications for the
my OF swamp Lands, selection of Land Warrants,
s;n OF claims against the State the redemp-
.,on of lands sold or forfeited to the State for
Hsyment OF taxes and any other business requiring
,e a.Iention of agent, will receive strict and
prompt attention.
July l6. 1859
LhcHEs.-A lot Of Hungarian Leeches for sale
%Aoy T.. HEB2ARD.
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LEROY g. MORRIS,

~ = u
(pRivATE SECRETARY 10 THE GOVERNOR Va
GENERAL COL. .ECTING AGENT
" BATON RordE, La, respectfully Offers his ser3
vices in the above capacity. All orders eutrasted
to him for the collection Of claims alnst the State
of wlmtever nature will be promptly and faithfully
attended to, and at reasonable rate Of cougpensa1
ton. Sg{ ss
He will also attend to the entering Of lands.
where parties desiring the same, will furnish him.
with the requisite data al to locality. humber Of
towDships range, etc; Alao to the relemptions0k
lands sold " forfeited to the State, for non-pay-
mcnt Of taxes.
b. kEPERENGEa:s8a u
Baron R0uaE, LA---0ov. Robert G. Wlckli6es -
Hon. A. =. Heron. .$ s.ss
IUxKviLLg pARls,i- Ex.Gov. r. o. Hebert.
/ NkwORLgANs--sie.,. NJ. Grivot, Gen. John ~
Lewis, Hon. A. %. Ogden, Geh. JnO Armstrong.
CAWRoLLroN--W. I. Se1tt; Esq.
NATcufrocHEsx-l|r.J ]. W. B,itlcr. n
/ LAKE PH0v IDEsUE-7T 4. T. r. Hatch, Esq.
May u, ls5n..-6.n. IL
NOTICE. The undersigned, thankful 70!
~ the patronage heretofore extended >1NEHo
to him, wonld respectfully inform his .s2t
friends and the public generally that he has located
himself In tho Town Of Washington, where he IN
now ready to execute promptly and With neatnesA
Allwork entrusted to him. such M Carriage Repair.
| lug, Painting, Trimming and OrnamentiDg ~ well
~ Sign and Ornamental Painting generally BY
close attention to business he h0pes to merit COZ.
tinnation Of patronage. A. GOING.
| Washington, La, April II, ls5s.--ly.
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YAklJN JJI1

TAKEN UP, s.,s5s
IDY the undersigned, living in Prairie FA4ues
j } talquc, this parish, n Creole horse 4
Of u deep lay on red color, aged O or Al
years. branded thus: ~. 1 OE
This hprsc has l,cen Ringing in the ininleikiso
.nciglborhood Of my plantation for the last thrvs
years. III.
Tie owner is requested 10 come forward, prove
prppcrty, pay charges. or he Will be dealt With ~
ile law directs IN such cases ~;
PIERRE COURyILLEs
Onelousas, October l5, 1850 8ssp
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SHERIFFS SAL u.s.

GHERIFF'S SSALE.-State 81 Louia
" District Court, Parish Of st. Landry M. 64z1
Castillo Brothers vs. Treyille Boudreau. IL.
BY virtue of writ Of d. IA. issued in the aboye
entitled suit, by the District Court in and for IT,
Parish Of ST. Landry and State aforesaid, and To -
directed will expose at public sale for cash, at
Courthouse Of this Parish, on SATURDAY, the ~
day Of December, a. d. 1859, commencing Vt thes
hour Of 1I0'clock A. ~ and continuing from daH
TO day if necessary all the right title interest md
demand Of the said defendant, Trevilie Boudresqy
in and 70 the following property, seized 70 salty
| said writ, to wit: s
A negro woman named J0SETTE, aged -sbqat
twenty ty-nine years, with her two children, JOsA-
phine aged about nine years, and Elizabeth, aged
about seven years. M n 48g{3 4Es gas5f
Sheriff q Ofice, opelousaa. October n, 1885,,
L. ". CHACHERE, Sheriff. M
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Dental Notice.

Dental Notice.
nR. Il. PLATE would respectfully inform
~ the citizens of Opelousas and xzn@
vicinity, that he is fully prepared to
perform all operations in the dental QYYSyYH
line i'll the most approved and scen-
tific manner. ,- 49,,
His Office is on Main street, next door below the
store formerly occupied :,y Mr. pasquer, where he
may always be found when not professionally called
to the country. ~
Opelonsas, June 1, 1S59.-1y.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
WILL he sold on SATURDAY. the 10th IT
w December 1859, by Louis Stagg. Auctioncer,
Widow Pierre S,vant. on l,aysu Byuf. Parish Of
ST. Lanlry the property belonging to the Estate Of
Pierre Savant, to wit:
r. II SLAVES, Il
q Of both sexes and different ages, ~
Claire, negro woman aged ~ years;
Roldet, negro man aged y years;
4 Henry, negro man aged II years; Il
susannc, negro girl aged Ii years;
i Tommy, negro boy aged II years;
n Lisa, negro won,ai, ayel ~ years; and her two
tarf0rn. namely: William, n',latto boy, years
old, Mnd Mary, l.ulatto glrl aged years.
Nancy, Negro woman aged ~ years; snl Lnclh-
da, her daughter, aged year.
Lucinda negro woman agcd so years; and
Froisine, her daughter, aged Z years.
II Horses, consisting Of plough horses, carriage
horses and saddle horses.
lut of horses and rlres; ~
40 head of gentle horned cattle;
40 head of wild cattle;
/ lot pf sheep;
lot Of hogs;
200 Bbls Of corn;
8 stacks Of fodder;
buggy;
| OK cart;
| lot Of farming implements, etc
TERMS AND CoSpiTloSs:--All siln.s uf ten dollar
and under, payable lst April lsGO NIL SUMS nvel
ten dollars, payable one half the lst OF April 1861
and the other half the lat of April lsB2, with in
turest at the rate of per cent. per an,i, iron
maturity till mil. Purchasers to furnish tws
securities in solido The slaves I" remain special,
mortgagrl tn the estate until fill and entire pay
ment Of the purchase money ~ a,,h ~. Interest. ,
| November 4 lSIg.
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IR S. GAY, Notary Public, in and for the
lie Parish Of St. Landry, offers his services as
such, and hopes by strict attention to business, to
meet with share of public patronage.
Office at his residence on Bayou BHuf. Orders
left at the Post-otce, Washington, at the store o
Morris, Big Cane, or at the store of Akenhead
you Chieot, willbe promptly attended to. /.
r ~. Landry, April 3, lS5S,-ly 7j2e
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Medical Notice.

nR. WM. J. OFFUTT, having permanently
} located ut Washington, respectfully offers his
professional services tn the public.
For the present, he can he found during the day
at the Drug Store of MesSrs Loulillier & Boucher,
and ut night, at the residence Of his Father.
OpelouSas, July y, 1859.
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NOTlCE.-lhe undersigned hereby notifies
~ Planters aud others that from and after the m
of November next, 1857, the Storage now existing
will hcncefortl be charged for merchandise and
other articles now ayingin their warehouses for the
period OF one month, and for every additional month
OF part OF u month the same additional rates will bt
charged.
Not!ing will be delivered untilthe storageis paid
aslington, Nov 1851. - -.
F. L. PITRE.
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GucCEss!oN s.ALE-Estse Of solomon colbert,
- deceased. ~
BY virtue OF an order Of the Honorable the Dis
trict Court, in and for the parsl, Of st. Landry,
will be sold by u competent Auctioncer, on
Tuesday, December 40, 1850,
Woods, in this Parish, the following described
property, to wit:
4ss.aln lat THE. .PL ANTA7ION,
Eij situated on Alallet Woods, In this II
As2 Parish, containing sixty superficial =
acres, more or less, bounded North by lal,ds uf
Joseph lAvergnc. South BY lands of Bapti.te Chr.
mcau, East BY land Of Joseph Sin,icu and West by
land Of George Simien. 5ssg
2d-1l head Of gentle horned cattle;
pair of oxen; Is s
Creole horse;
mare and colt;
! mule; | Creole horse; s
plow and harness.
hoes and spa,le;
=, lot Of tools; az s &5
pair cart wheels; i -z.l
! lot Of corn;
At lot of fodder;
leather collars;
y stack Nf Rye;
55- lot Of Rails;
lot Of Hogs;
l lot Of potatocs
lot Of seed cotton;
l lot kitchen ware; ay4,,. sa5Fi-sl
! lot of crockery ware;
-s dvnDle barrel gun;
| ] pair Of pistols; 5a
2 beds and bidding;
lxad.lle and saddle bags;
| D. spinning wheel: 81 i. q,
l Press; lclock;
lot Of chairs; lcypress table
| lot of jars and baskets;
| OK cart -
e- branding iron figuring thus: |,
| TERMS AND CONDITIONS :--Ome half OF the pul
chase money payable the first day Of April 1851
All sums not punctually paid ut maturity, to lien
eight per cent per annnm interest uNti settled
The. land to re'nn slssally mor.gaged 70 q, ~ 4,
purchase money and interest which alay accrn
thereon. ,sgi5
Purchasers to give approved personal security J
solido to the sntisfacti0n If the administrator.
| JEAN BXpTiSYE GO BERT,
Opelotsas, Nov. 10, 1850. Administrator
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VOLUME v.
STEAMBOATS,.

NEW ORLEANS AND opELoUsAs PACKET.
~ One price Of freights all the year -r-
n'e light dsatt Steamer Camden, <sssaEk <sass13
viii leave the landing very SUNDAY---yoA. NJ.
Master. i'd " 'seru,f fo"a''l'ef ;
BY the above arrangtersat MIC ne md shippers
d;s,teSy d te1y ana on tnaI with
same, viz: ai'e's'ehf s' 'As
Molasses per bbl., .ran.' -
Up fregts per bll. ...... .......... 20 20
Planters and shippers will please take notice tat
all cotton hauled to the Hard Times Warehouse. fo,
this Inc Of Boats, will be free Of the charge Of
storage. o. HIyCKI EY &G11
|. September H. la59.-3in =
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FVARISTE DEJEAN. Public Auctioneel
1I in and for the Parish of st. Landry. Office il
Opelousas. FEB. 10, lS59.-ly.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-11-26
Ei-Sulphite Of Lime, !.

rIyIE undersigned agent for ULCER I4atrc's III.
j. snlpllitc of Lime win keep constantly on hand
ut Washington aud Barry's landing, good supfhts
Planters will please advise the undersigned A
week or 10 days In advance Of their wants. 20 ~
to have 1t constantly fresll
September II, 1859. G.CARRlERE.