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WW7ILL be sold at public sale, to the last
wv and highest bidder, by duly !icen.
sed auctioneor, at the residence Of Onil La.
feur, at the place called iAnse des Cayaliers
4 miles distant from Vile Plate, in this Par.
ish, on
Wednesday 10th February next,
1859, the following property, belonging to
the community lately existing between Onil
i.a2eur ard Louise Cyprien Be!air Fontenot,
his deceased wife, to wit:
4 RA>G2n OF gslh1Da
situated st sa;d 7 Anse des Ca7aliorsr3 III tie
Parish CT st. Landry, containing two Hundred
superficial arpei,ts, more or less, having five
arpcnts front by forty in depth, bounded on
the West BY lauds of Joseph Rclair Fontcnot,
on the East BY Bayou Grand Louis, on the
North by land Of AIde Olivier Laflcur, and
Oh tic South by land OF Octave LaAeur, with
the buildings and Improvements thereon,
except a s1s'sil house belonging to Mr.. Deyil!e
A Negro Woman, named Caroline, aged
about 80 years, sickly.
iiorsea, mares, colts, work oxen, cattle,
sheep, hogs, carts. plows and other arotory
implements, household furniture, &c. SC.
Terms and Ccnd5t;ous ALL sums of
ten dollars and under, payable on the 5th Of
April nezt. All sums above ten dollars in
two equa! instalnents, The first falling due
On the 18th os April 1860, and the second on
he 18Th Of April 1861 Each instament
tearsng s Per cent interest per annum after
maturity AID payable to Glide LaAeur at
his residence, Ill this Parish. Mortgage re-
served upon the land dsand slave.
CNILE LAFLEUR,
Administrator.
Opclousas, January 18th, 1859:
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EgarEy's H4:asaea 7aag ENsEE sseEeEaoEase.

IIE undersigned having leased this
Laadiag spectfully Informs the pub
lie that lie will spare no pains to the care. OF
merchandise ana products condaed tohis care,
.s@ He. u this opportunity Of informing
bhose interested that no freight will be 4dehV-
cred By him unless the storage e.and steamboat
freight shall have been paid IL advance or on
delivery of tie sane.
Barry's Landing, July 24th, 1855. .s=Fst
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HEB II ssED W. u Egsa1zs,
Medical a ssgFs,.s.s.

4 { FALiMCpjJ r, prac titionefin midwifery,
-GV Surgeon Dentist, having sstab biishsd hitassi
Dpdonsas. oilers MS sseTsieesfo
his -eitizefss He will faiff al his functions
with zeal ana tnuiar,ce and dlrt-e eaters Will be
curedby nisnifi about two weeks 50
Gratuitous consult tations for the indigents, on
Monday and + friday, from 8 to . O'Clock A. M -#-
References:
DR.. F- Acher, Adciphe GaTrigues
ReplIlon u yloI, - germ A3reHaux, E ls ~
y joel H Sandoz, Jean 2. Arcenaux,
Onezime A. Gaid,y, Ramon Rtu, s5
sz Dpelonsas 18th Sept. 1855. WIZ sss4s
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II eauall i q,aliity q { not
q, ma erior. 10 tho LIBERATED
a. .lans and tai sale by the undersigned.
TI,asa Who are ;in need Of Limo 70 build or
a.aer ruiss, would do vel ~ purchase this
articla Is It ID inferior to none and will be
soda greas .deyl .cheap lthan the Thomas
town Lime .5z...
Hor sale ID large or, Il lots, either on the
! - II ~ :
Ost5ber gottl,, I 858 III 4! tHI8l
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80 saL4 CD 8
$3.50 Fourteen u ules, four Creole
sssA work horses, | American horse,

Exazs#a Fourteen Mues, four Creole
Ns work horses, American horse,
@S@$;assssSsssss2 pair work oxen, 20 head OF
seecp, about so head of gentle horned cattle,
lot OF hogs, a lot OF cooper's tools, 8 cross
cut saws and hand saw, a lot Of augeIs and
chisels, and brace and bits, carts, coin-mili
and plantation utensils, q Surveyors compass
and chain, case Of Mathematical instru-
ments, one buggy and harness, a lot Of house
hold furniture, lot Of kitchen furniture, l
sugar kettle, a lot of corn.
Terms assd C0nd,tzons ALL sums Of
fifty dollars and under, cash. The lnoveables
on credit Of one year from the day of sale,
provided the amount purchased exceeds fifty
deIlars. The slaves on q credit Of one year
from the day of sale The plantation On a
credit Of enc, two and three years from the
day of sale, payablein equal annual install
ments. Purchasers required to furnish notes
with personal security, in solido, to the sstis-
faction of the Executor, the said notes to be
made payable to the order ofaud endorsed By
the said purchasers, at the Office. Of Caleb l..
Swayze, III the town Of 0pelousas, tie said
notes so bear interest st the rate Of s per
centu,n per annum from maturity, a special
mortgage and vendors privilege viii be re-
tained on the land aud slaves until final pay
ment OF the price. No property will be de-
livered# until the terms and conditions are
strictly complied with.
G. L. SWAYzE,
Testamentary Executor Of
james Morgan, deceased.
Opelousas December 15th 1858
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IslDORE GlssA0U JULIA
yssas,ssass s:sEa sksa. :srasl .EssE = as.a ca

hFFEtss his services 70 the public Of the Parish
" IN. Lailatg. Having established at sst. alar.
tinssiie, Bepas lalia. Marble qasasy,
be s now kanefafy Mosutnets ssish
OF lsltaoat inseti aii plans d according To
all tastes, il q ptomISt and Hol knantke manner and
on moderate prices.
Those who may need his services will please write
ii him, atst I1aisyile. apply to lie editor of
the Dpelousas Courier. Aug IA, 1855.
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HxssEas sEs&5sa.s EAaaEah aseAs !s

= EE 5II IL unaerss gneal having improved and
IL transported his ssR-MiiIl two ;lilesof
IIarre u LANDING, On, Bayou Courtableau, is
now ready to say any quantity OF lumber, OF
any length, up 10 ~ feet. Lumber will be
delivered either at his mill OF at. Barry $
Landing, and large bills filed at moderate
prices *5 C,IIIss. CLOSE.
ST. Landry, Nov goth, 1858.
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ls.l u. u. T.: .Es !.

ssE ii Ii h h undersi gnet for the
patronage heretofore extended " Y him,
Id respectfully Inform his friends
ata tias pubIie general i, that AZ located him
safsin the Town Oil w ashington, where be Is now
ready to execute promptly and with neatness al
work entrusted To him, sch as rriase Repairing
Painting, Trimming and Uriiaine as well as
Sign and Ornamental Painting ensral By close
attention III business he hopes To continue
tion oI I,atro mage. A. EOl N ~
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AyEa,s cATHARrgC pills.

The of Chemistry Medicine have been taxed
their utmost to produce this bes most perfect pugave which
known to nnrm tahie proofs shown that these
s have srtucS ~lc excellence the ordinary
dcnes and that they win uuprecednly upon the esteem OF all
They safe pleasant to take, but powerful to cure
Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital activities of The
and sxpe the disease ghcy out The foul humors which
breed dseper stimulate sluggish dsordered into
their natural action, mpart healthy tone with strength 10
the whole system Not only do they the every day
that have baltd the eest human skill While they pro-
duce powerful effects tey at the time, diminished
doses the safest and best that be employed for cli
dren Being they peaant take and being
which sura belief they substantated by
of such exalted position and character to forbid the
picion Of ntruh. Mary eminent cergymeR and physicians
have lent their certify to the public the reliability OF
vcton that Preparations contribute immensely to The relief
ofm afflicted, suffering fellow-men,
The Agent below pleased to furnish gratis my Arne
rcan Almanac. containing directions for their and certi
cafes Of their cores, of t,e following complaints:
GCstiree Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism, Dfopsy, Heart
burn, Headache spg fou! Stomach, Nausea indses
tion Morbid nacon e Bowels and Pain arising thcrerc
Flatuency Loss Appetite all Ucerous and Cnaneous Dis
Evil They also, by purifying The blood aud stimulating the
sysen many complaints which itwousd not be supposed
they could reach such Deafness Partial Blindness Neural
gta Nervous rri ability the Liver and
Kidneys, Gout and other kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body obstruction OF its functions.
Do notbe put off by princpied dealers ith some other
Pill tey ne pro;it Ask for age1s Ps, aud take
nothing else No other give you compares with this
its intrinsic value curative powers. The sick want The
best aid there is Tor tem: and they should have it.
. PREPARED BY DR. ). c. AVER,
Frccticas cnd .9neiytical Chemist, Lo,oeH, 1frss,
And sold by r L. IeEatd Co... opelousas j. G. Gougnet,
Vernsiiansie, aud By Dc aggists ererywiers- ssss
October I'D, lS3s,-4n.
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TN d a,nuersiig igned tenders his sincere
thanks so the Iberal n
II ons III tended u u, bis branch ~
dulstrY, and takes this 20 an an
I'll, tIia Jill eanti es I'd ottony
IIaaides and high.
astt Dries ii, Iar lots ae gives drafts aud
Yffors Ill Ipts ke pays cash
60 51Ss 10
z8. On lo1sa FFTareh ri til, 1858.
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HDERsONs having claims against Will
liam Reed deceased, are requested to
present them to the undersigned, at Washing
ton. La. e. .DEBAILLON.
Washington, January 15th, 1853
q INIE, SALT, NAILS, and a general
n ID assortment Of Family Groceries, for
sale cheap for cash by #
y DEBAILLON Il CARRIERis.
January I6, 1873 Washington, La,
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Public Sale.

WM7IT.L be sold to tie last and highest
wv bidder, at the residencesof the under,
signed, on Bayou Beuf, twelve miles from
Washington, Parish Of 81. Landry, La. by a
duly commissioned Auetioneer
On Monday the 7th February next,
and ensuing days till sold, the following des-
cribed property, to wit:
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ttsgte OF. losel5sas.a.
DISTRICT CouRT, ~ oe4e
Parish of st. Landry. NO. oo4o.

+ r.
fa,'sz R;,4s;sE y $. o'zsy; zsnq,y. 10. ss4s.
Estate Of Priscilla Ann Fontenot.
u Ohm F1AHEY, Of tbs. Parish of St Lam
gD dry, Administrator Of the Estate Of
Priscilla Ann Fontenot, deceased, late of
the. Parish Of S.. Landry, having filed Fl
nj Account of his administration Of said
Estate. accompanied BY his petition praying
Chat The same may Be ,homoRgated And
whereas the prayer Of said petition has been
granted BY an order Of Court, dated 3lst De-
eembes, 1858.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested 70 make opposition in writing, IN my
Office, Within-thirty days from the date hereof
why said Account should not be homologsted,,
that the 4 Asidninistrator be discharged Of all
further Liabilities and his bond cancelled
u LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.a
Opelousas, January 1st., 1859.
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Y HE undersigned has just opened, ia the store
~ lately kept by Mf. Poiret, Ill Aiai,f street. iii
Upsiousas colIipiate BIT DI.Y GtlODS,
M.. ARI, ,lV AIaas, laasrS Aas Aer5a szEsss
sasalaal Mss GAPS, Eu l,1s ~ sE DIss, Saa
sse. &C. Ne. which he viii 4
seiat a strsnely low price, 4l 81 iila-
possible seIl cheaper than hs1 intends
country Town. sssss
socits the repeated visits of HE public, and
would wish ID see every body ese aud his
stock Of Goods and price the same.
S Dse, n, 1a5s,--ly LElV 'Il,. 90
To kaaaza teas 0l' es rand . 0teasR.
aasl liaea'asa NJ Y
II n ahdsr gned hereby i1fprm fthose
hon u may concern sIIIey orhId
sous to come chin eneao ores
ansI hant either ii ihiellds n pastures,
Itlsy being determined W eaforce tile laa
/. vigorously towards those who nas Be saorised
ia contraY tim Mil ii tlllis nj
Is.l u y IT
3 II i
afantl geteau 7, M
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m Nor1-s.ICEs.

u IRON this date all work done at my shop
y must be paid cash on delivery. am
unable to continue the business on any other
terms. A. GOlNG.
Washington, La, March 9th, lS5s.--ly,
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saecegsao ozzal Sale.
WN I'LL be sold at public sale. 80 the last
w and highest bidder, By the undelsi-
gned auctioneer, at the residence OF Onile
Ladeur, 4 TAnse des Cavaliers about miles
from Fla5-ToWn, in this Parish, on
Wednesday 10th February next,
1859, the following property, belonging TO
the community formerly existing Between
Thomas Butler and Epailie Brignac, his de-
ceased wife, to wit:
a 9ls,lsAAOE sIlss.AlAOE Of : ILz..l.;l( DO
situated in the Parish Of ST. Landry, in 'Anse
des Belair, containing about three hundred
arnents, more or less, having ] arpents front
BY forty ID depth, bounded on the North by
lands Of Joseph B. Fontenot, on the South
and West by lands formerly belonging to
David Young, deceased, and on the East by
the Bayou Graud Louis, with the Buildings
and Improvements.
Terms and Conditso1as The price pay
able il two equal instalments, the first falling
due on the LIST Of April 1860, aud the second
falling due on the 1st Of april 1861. Each
instalment bearing s per cent yearly interest
after maturity, special mortgage reserved,
and price payable to Edmund johnson, at bis
residence, near Washington.
/ DDRsIN LAFLEUR, Auctioneer.
Opelousas, January 18th. 1863.
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Fwa & . n ne. Rza@

EN NAVING purchased Or. R. Fl. IittelFs
III! interest in this store: take this method Of
iattsr my friends aad the public generality that
viii hereafter deyote my entire attention. to the
ard found at hoGrs 81 the
Gay ataY post ;aiia at night at my residence for
nery known as Prevents Hotel. WI
,z P. LEONCE HEBRARD.
+ Opelonsas, October 23d, 1858.
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ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND.

measuring six arpents front by forty arpents
in depth, also situated in Upper Plaquemine
Brulee, il this Parish, bounded North by
Public Lands, South by said Bayou Plaque
u,;ae, East By Don Louis Carrisre, and West
by Public Lands.
MARCELITE, negro-gi-l, aged about II
years.
All the Buildings and improvements erec-
ted and situated Oh the Public Lands in Up
per Plaquemine Brulse
~fa Forty eight head of gen
zlR tie horned cattle, 5 work
oxen, about l2 head Of horse crea-
lures, S gentle horses, 70 head Of
sheep, plantation implements, and
many other articles too tedious to
enumerate.
Terms aesd Coad;5ioas ALL sums of
FIVE dollars and under, cash and all sums
upwards Of five dollars payable in three equal
payments, that is 70 say one third on the 1st
OF i,lareh 1850, one third on the lst of March
1861, and the last third on the first of March
1862.-Lands and slave remaining specially
mortgaged unto the said Estate, until full and
entire payment of capital aud interest which
may accrue thereon at s per cent. per annum
from time each instalment becomes due.
Purchasers furnishing security to the salts
faction of the Administrator
JOSEPH T.. D'AIGLE,
Administrator
Cpelousas, January LIST, 1853.
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Terms Of de- All sums Of fifty dollars
and under, cash. NiogeabIes on credit Of
one wear from 1s1 day Of April. Slaves on a
credit of one and two years from Ist day Of
April. Plantation and lands on credit Of
one, two, three and four years from day Of
sale. Purchasers required % furnish notes
with personal security IN solIdo to tho salts
faction Of the vendor The said notes to be
made PAYABLE to the order of and endorsed by
said purchasers at the oAaiee Of the Recorder,
in the town of Opelousas. The said NODES to
bear interest at S psr.eent per annum from
1nsturity sill paid. special nro1tgags and
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ST ST. lIiHII'S lCiDENY,
1. .e iy Us.
Gpelous}s, St. Landry, La.

yIII5 Enstitaho@ lately established in The town
q q Qgeoasas, 10 bestasy4uso the bays and
aoathsofttle paTslt tile Uncomfortable blassina Of
2Hta Of October. ssR ~ - -
The course of distraction will embrace saeh
branches is will ostnsefuito the pupils; the
utmost care will BE- paid to their rapid improve
tnent.
The best Teachers will ba ae,ected; their num-
Der will be increased, to stitthe increasing number
Of the students. II 9 I
The very great saceess of the Institution from
the beginning the long experience Of those at the
mead Of it, their ureonquerahie determination TO
carry out the nobeGWork, are tha best pledge they
can offer to parents for the irnprovensntSof their
children.
For terms and other particulars apply to
REV. GILBERT RAYMOND.
OpeIousas, September 25th, 1858.
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az. would here announce to my friends and ac-
aualltalces Of St. Landry ard the neghboril1g Par
ishes, that 4 will ei,Eer into the above house on the
10Th Of January ne1t where ! will always pc ready
TO sell them goods at moderate prices and upon as
favorable conditions as any house Of the kind III New
Orleans and will hi, with dispath and attention all
orders from the coudtry.
Dec. II, 1888. +. 4. PATIN.
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:(;nERRY PICTORIAL,

lief oeonsanpe aaen !" ceDaneea stages q &c aasease
We need moi speak q the public ofis virtues Throughout
every town and amo every hamlet Of the American saaes
ready known Nay frs the families any civilized
try this continent personal Experience Of its
efects and fewer e communities any whee WHICH have
dc and dangerous diseases ofe throat and lungs While
dabc dangerous dtse pulmonary organs, il is also
rleasanesf remedy that for in,
tanis ard young peelcns Parents hoad have in store
We haze abundant crowds believe The Cherry ectoraI saves
lives by ke consrmplions prevents than those cures
segtec them human skill can the iexorsbe
canker that; fastened The vitas cats your life away All
know the dreadful fatality lung disorders ard they know
too the virtues this asedy need not do than to
them it still nade the best Can be- We spare no
cost care, Toll tc produce the perfect possible,
aid thus afford those rely the best age which our
f,rrisi, i,rt t%Cir
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
GRAND COTEAU,
Kept by E1s. y. Grinmer, opposite the College
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Public Sale.

by the usaeysag gne1, administrator.
FMyHE public are hereby informed that
-M- there will be sold, at public sale, to
the last highest bidder, by the undersigned,
Administrator of the Estate of the late
Aminthe Fgtenot, at the last residence Of
said deceased, on Plaquemine Brulee, on
Tuesday lst February next, 1859,
the following property belonging to the Estate
Of said Aminthe Fontenot, deceased, late of
the Parish of St. Landry, to wit
a. lsssasssAA@sg 0sg ia. STD 3D. .
measuring three arpents front by forty arpents
in depth, situated on Upper P]aquemine Bru-
lee, in this Parish, bounded North by Public
Lands, South by said Bayou Plaquemine,
East b. Martin D'AigIe, and West by Leu
troy Fontenot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14
PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH l. MES, !
OFFIcE-No. 139 Eagle Square, Main ut.
THE ALLEGED roRAY ON CUBA

Ne" YORK, April 13.-The Daily Sun, (fiiIibuster
organ OF this morning, hoists the Cuban flag. IL
says that by this time 1t has no doubt the whole
island 10 Ia state Of revolt. A strong expedition
Tor there Left here the latter part Of March.
The Herald recitcs several circumstances, which,
combined, tend ID confirm the rumor Of another
attempt to revolutionize Cuba. Several prominent
hinbusters have lately d appeared from the Uni
ted States. There is great excitement among the
merchants here doirg business with Havana.
The Spanish minister and cousuIs have sent dis
patches TO the Captain General, to apprise him Of
the sailing Of expedition. The Spanish minis,
ter ia now here to Investigate the report. Gen.
Giacoura left here for Havana, in the Cahawba,
yesterday.
Neither the Star Of the West nor the Isabel
from Havana, make any mention Of unusual ex>
citsmen In Cuba
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On Saturday, the I'd inst, Madison Gtcaltney, OF
surry county, ploughed upa bottle containing va
rious descriptions of silver aud gold coin amour
ing to about three hundred dollars. On the Tue 81
day following, another bottle containing about the
same amount, was brought to light. We have
seen three of the pieces. One was an English gold
piece, one Spanish pillar dollar, and the third
Was q cut piece Of silver with the pillars stamped
upon 1t, worth sbout dollar. The pillar dollar
was dated 1888. There is legend in Surry tha.
seven bottles containing money were buried al on
1872 by miseriy old negro. His motive ia se-
GREETING 1t was to save it from falling uto the
bands OF the British, who were ascending James
river at the time of the hiding. The bottles found
are supposed to be part of the hidden treasure.
We conjecture the earth will be we'll ransacked
theresbout for the remaining bottles,
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"Mosis Addum." Oh Newspapers

In one OF Its 1nIultaUIe Ietters, publshed IN the
Petersburg Psss, Mozis Addums speaks as follows
ofnewspaper men aud the public
My idse ar prtty nch this heer, mainly That
you ell knewspapir mes and uthers keeps the pub
lex fer 20 oan smswsment, like o hlg Bare,
which you ofreniems rousts him mp with ioag
pal let to see him gro vi aui cary on, when you
dosnt inte d to feed hi n tai; he gr1uis aud
Rr"us M gifts mai and csvDrts on his hine asgs,
With sut reepin NV n ousn4 ,nnyht fu n it what
n, iXssp prap. tbs sum exssrsiZs In the k of
hu min Nv vents. it sh VI, happen. fuvvuuty hoaps
and trussas, hat the puock Barr will wrefews for
to be aroustid at 20 peZZ4re, and whar will you be
thenl And egko ansers fun afar. "whar!"
We are happy to know that DR.. Bagby, the
thor of these capital productions, has entirely
recovered from his recent indisposition. He is at
present In our city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14
"rhe Southern spy, or, Cur,osittes
Of Negro Slavery in the SOuth"

This is the title of little volume, consisting of
some we'll written aud interesting letters on the
subject of Slave Life in the South, which were
originally addressed by the author, Edward A.
Pollard, Esq, to David NJ. Garrison, Esq, of New
burgh, Y. It is one of the few accurate and
natural portraits of negro character and life we
have ever seen. Nearly all of them, including
"Uncle Toms Cabiu," aud most of the replies
thereto, are mere caricatures. Here is the
genuine "nigger," as he is seen in the kitchen aud
the Geld every day. We hope Mr.. Pollard may be
encouraged, by the success of the present volume,
to publish the entire collection which he has pre-
pared, of the Letters of the Southern Spy"