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THE sardinians did moi attempt to pursue
,be Anstrians. but contented themselves with
the occupation of the town.
ybis hattie was fought under the immediate
command of the King Of Sardinia, who is
said 10 have borne himself coolly nd nobiy
throughout. ,vege
sandria.
As after the battle of Monticello, the
wounded, both of friend and foe, were kindly
taken care OF,
On the Doth the Sardiniaus were in posses
sion Of the whole left bank of the Sesi&s from
| the mountains to Nercelli.
MOVEMENT or TUE AusTeTAEs. 3
AT last accounts the Austrians seemed tdsh.e
| withdrawing in all directions from the i.onei,
lima, u portion in the direction Of Milan and
| Payia. a portion in the direction Of Stradelh.
Mysterious movements, MS if to turn the
| French right wing. lad also been made irom
this last point and the ~neighhoring ortposts,
| Among other places, the tow OF Bohb'o had
again been reoeclpied by a large force o.
Austriats, with the vanguard at CASTILLO
NAroLEoN's MOVEMENTS.
On the other hand, Napoieon's beaaquar-
tiers, from the FIRST at Alexandria, had been
moved to Casale. The head Of the right wing
under Marshal d Hilliers, was still at Tortona
but lis rigiAs had fallen back on Arguata
which was ssF6ngIy occupied.
Unless the Austrian movement was a TENT
it was believed that. somewhere in this VI
cinity, would be The first general engagement
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sHERIFF's SALES.

GHERiFF'S SALE.--State OF LOUISIANA
n yiltne of an order Of the Hon. Judge of the
pjstriet Cont in and for the Parish of s.. Landry,
bearing date the 18th OF June 1859, will offer for
sale. for Cash, in front of the Court house III one
lous5s, on sATURuAY. the ID day Of July 1888,
the following described property, to WIZ -
part Of Gents, Ladies' and boys shoes, Boots and
Brogans, C%alieoes, Cottonales, Buttons, Collars,
Combs, Ribbons, Hooks and Eyes, Tape, NankeenI
Towels, Berage, Muslin, Cambria, Flahnet, Aiapac'
ca, GIofes, kslscy, tIandkerGliets. Belts. friHl'
shefiaas Office, opelarsas, June Is. 1852.
L.. V. CHACtERE, Sheriff.
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WAR MOVEMENT IN ~GERMANYs--The latest
dispatches from LGsdon brought out by the
North Briton, reI ort the English funds
bnoyant.
The latest dispatch from Paris, at noon Of
the lst inst, also reports the Bonrse Buoyant
The same dispatch also meetioHs a rnnior
prevailing in Paris that the Emperor Napo-
leon would return the lst of August.
The latest dispatches from Lyons and Mar.
settles state that the transport Of troops and
shipment of artillery to the seat of war still
continue on a scale of extraordinary magui-
tude aud with the greatest alacrity.
A dispatch from Frankfort, received just
before the steamer sailed, also states that the
military committee of the German Diet had
reported i'll favor Of the resolutions to place an
army Of observation on the Rhine.
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SIATEoFL0ulsiAN A--Distric Cont
- s,fish OF st, tianarE.-No. SIT. Estate If
Patrick y. Johnson. deceased. t-ssa'e u
ANDREW y. SINGLETON, of the Parish of 81. Tam
dry, Administrator OF the estate Of patrich "a y p
Johnson deceased, late of said Parish, having fled
. tahlea't Of distribution and account of said esfate
aecemtp9nied BY his petition, praying that the.sane
NJ DC holH9losated and appfoved; And whereas,
order OF Court dated June l6, 1850: ~
NOW therefore, notice is hereby given to nil ner.
sons interested TO show cause, If any thew have
wltiiil thirty days from the date hereof, wbv s,id
'a9 S'aa should not Re iiomologatcd and confirmed
CLERK S Office, Opelousas, June Is, iS5o,
Is. LASlRApES Clerk
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official.
Proceedings OF the Police jury.
Parish of 81. Landry,

SATURDAY, June ii, 1859.
AT a special. meeting of the Police Jnr,
held this day.awere nrrscat.
EBERT CAN'T, ,hird Ward, President:
JAMES NJ. THOMSON, First Ward;
&c. DEyIhLlbRs, Second Ward; ..
JOSEPH q. FoNTESoT. Fourth Ward:
WlLLtAM ELaiss. Fifth Ward; i
JOHN Ii. HuFFaowER, Sixth Ward. 7
The object Of the meeting having been ex
PINNED by the President.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson,
The following preamble and resolutions vert
unanimously adopted, toswit:
Waereas, There are q number Of subscriber;
to the private stock of the n. @. DpeIousa.
and Great Western r.. r, Company, Who are
also taxi ayers ~ sirtHc Of tile ordinance
subscribing to the stock Of said Co, in the
name Of the Parish, and who have the right
OF reducing the nnlabcr Of their shares by ar
amount equal to that Of the tax imposed and
JVhereqs, 1t is desirable for all parties con.
cerned 70 have the settlements pr reductions
and relubursements therefor, made within the
farish, aud that tie Railroad Co. have Al.
pointed an agent for that purpose within tie
Parish. Bel therefore.
Resared, That The Tax Collector shall co,-
lect all taxes due for the Parish subseription
to the stock of the said Railroad Co. without
any reference whatever, to any subseription to
private stock. =
Resolved, That upon the reauisitions IF tbe
SAID COS relnibursifg agent, the Parish Treas
ursr IS hereby instructed to pay over to the
said agent, out Of any funds belonging to said
20, sacll sums as he shall require to make
refnbarseineh's to such taxpayers as, are emit
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Celebration Of st. Johns Day.

YfIlIs festival will be celebrated By z
Il the BB... Of Humble Cottage a.. No. y -
10, on FRIDAY, 9th jane inst, by n pro. I v
cession, and IL Masonic Grafton to be delivered
the Courthouse at u O'Clock NJ, where tie publ.
is respectfully invited. ',
The ceremonies at tile L.. will begin AT 10 O'Clock
Transient 3D., in good standing are fr@teFnally
invited To join.
By order of W.. NJ, n
Opelousas, Jnne Is, 1853.
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NEwORLsAxs' ELEcTIoa.-At the recent
election il NewOrleans for d controller, three
Aldernens ard six Assistant Aldermen, all The
candidates Of the American Party were elected
s1he American majority in the city was about
1000. a rather small vote was followed.
With the exception Of disturbances at two
N three precincts, the day passed off quietly.
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Yellow Fever!!
4as oht5 aJasi'as fStosntsue against lis contract
ana a cure 50f jerers il general teihous The 10

me orig safs1s5's rr5usntiue aguia,yf lis contraction
Gaa a cure 5of Jsrers IN general toithous The uoe >,
fBNHls terrible epidemic, which CRY year dos.
~ L, tToys 50 many human lives, and which has
Dallled the skill of all medical science, has AT las,
public. f~NNa' '" VIC
rus grand discovery is due to the celebrated DR.,
hodstfotii, who by patient researches. aud MANY
seaEs spent ~ the Indies and Colonies in the midst
y, aMe e~pideiaie, %eeftities that it is impossible for any
ohe 70 contract yellow fever, who follow his ere.
s 4 IN the asepf this preventive, eyen in the
Df.J. j. Pensard, a regular graduate and hereto.
lore a successful practitioner In different hosTitaIs
N inc indies, has introduced into this country this
grand discovery, and is ready to sell it on anpIica.
administration. VI %
This preventive is entirely vegetable and cnres
different types Of feyefs, snci rs Rissss,s Intarra;.
'Fl y. 'I,-lloa IS heHittent, Red etc, etc.
y. foll3afi also treats successfully all diseases Of
a secret character. He offers his services tn The
PUBIC Of 81. Landry. His charges will moderate
Address him at Washington La,
June IL. 1854. q
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ffassrnann's Iron Hoops and Ties
nR N L. -

| .NL N ~
FOR COTTON BALES.
Price 6 cents per pound, rs per cent. less than Rqrss
A NY one considering the advantages ~
= iron over Rope as q material for binding cottoe!
baies, viii be surprised that it has not been adtptedS
long since. In its security against fire there is ~
oferWheiming reason for its adoption.
me presses in the seaport cities have been ~
nam cause OF its not being generally adopted W.
now that objection is removed generally, and tn
orleans Press the largest in NewOrleans, givestSK
tsle preference over rope. The Fassnilnn Iron HoaQR
ana lae is the Improvement of one OF the pr0pncsss
sors, and is adopted from the fact, that it is fp1u9
after long experiment, to combiue the greates
merits IN simplicity and facility of applicationfd
any one yet made. it is. so prepared as to reqIIilfaa
no chause for accomplishing. Thus obYiating Wy
only remaining difficulty at the seahoard cities.
Ihe hoops are sent of any length, from eigaltt.. "
the Ties nor Hoops shall break. And further, t thuss
ali cotton bound in them shall be received el lns
same terms, at the Orleans Press, as rope boane
COTTON. The weight per bale is about the sane =
rope, not one pound more or less.
10 SHOW the opinion shipmasters have os y. ~ 4.
give the following, among numerous eomnell@1x
ti0ns we have N
The undersigned, masters of vessels, having IT,
COTTON compressed with Fassmann's new ~
hoops and Ties, hereby recommend the same. ~
paiss peihg well compressed, and and the bhtsUm.ISs
OF hoops. never breaking when thrown down IN 81
SNIP mold, or when slowed.
/ l. l. Sondey, Captain of ship Moses Dasenpess,
James Tomas, % Henry. s
A. Talbot, 90 Hareasreuet.
Joah Dean, +" James Flint,
John c.. Wilmer, a 7" Mulbouse,
Il, hoppenholdt, i" " Ella A. CLARK,
- herfl, Bark kimbali.
The price of Hoops and Ties ut Neworleans ise
cents per pound, and all orders will receive PROV
attention. Liberal deductions made to merchAeN
Tor city acceptance, by
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n@s Eg

Should bear in mind the fact
that the circulation Of the Orr
LousAs PArRIor is the largest OF
any Newspaper printed in the
Parish of ST. Landry.
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k<E- We are authorized to announce Mr..
LAFAYETTE Caldwell d candidate for the
Office Of Swamp Land Commissioner in the Second
District. Election in November next.
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Dissolution of partners,,;n

NfiE public is hereby notified, that the mart.
nership heretofore existing nnaer The nsmaN ~ y
pehaliion q carriere, was dissolved on the lst IF
tne present month, Mr.. John T. Gurnett Is chareea
WIN INC liquidation of the affairs of the firm Int
r pat,,rd i ~ q ti f]eserving the right of using the sig.
ton. ofpose Vi lquida-
an oerand carriere will c~ontinae the same bpsi.
~ on ms account, and takes this opportunity Of
generally. EyTE I'M ny ihe pubic
w,shina g. GARRIERE.
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And so do we. In the exercise Of your In
disputable right a call was made by you for a
meeting Of the Democratic party Of st. Landry
to-day at Opelousas. In the exercise OF the
same right, we made a concurrent suggestion
for the same purpose. In so doing you have
discharged q duty to your party. III the
movement made by us, we have also discharged
"a duty to our Democratic friends. We have
both acted right-What did | say! All
~neighbor your new theory again stares me in
the face ard says all is not right!
Now neighbor, if you think that you can
demelish the reasoning aflduced in this article
in defence Of my rights and position as an In
dependent Journalist pitch in. Perhaps a
farther examination of your new theory and
system Of logic might interest our readers, and
might lead to developments not altogether
Improbable to all parties in st. Landry.
SECOND SWAMP LAND DisrEIcr,-We copy
in another column the proceedings Of a meet
ing held in Baton Rouge on the 9th ult., by
" Po4ttoti VI stDe Iuii0Hts composing tuc iis7
trlct for the purpose of nominating q commits
sioner for said District. There vas no decisive
action taken at the meeting in Baton Rouge
for the reason that all the parishes were not
represented.
The second Monday in July 1.-THE 1lth) was
suggested for y second meeting for the same
nurf,nsa at DouaIlsnnvitIa
We take The liberty Of suggesting to the
Democratic Convention which meets in Ope-
@lousas today, the propriety of appointing
delegates in connection with other appoint
ments for a different purpose, to attend the
Convention at DonaldsonyiIIe on the llth Of
July.
Our parish should be represented in the
Convention at Donaldsonville, and the ap-
pointment Of delegates today for that purpose
would supersede the necessity of a second
meeting.
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TO- W1e are authorized to announce Or. Il
II. Willard Of this Parish. a candidate for Congress;
In the Fourth Congressional District, subject to Thu
decision of the Democratic Convention which con
venes at Aiexan5sis on tlie eth July next.
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hF We are.authorized to announce ]. j.
BEAUCHAMP a candidate for the office of Swamp
sLsand Commissioner in The Second District. Election
TIM November next.
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MD% We are authorized to announce Mr..
L.sy, GHAGHERE. the present incumbent, a can
didate for reelection as Sheriff in the Parish Of st.
LANDRY, at the election Id November next.
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Roman Eve Ralsam

foF diseases of the Eye and Eyeiias,
IhikRE are many persons who would rather
: suffer rom pain and disease through life, than
cosery-Ail such had A e''a us
Bs12ER No7' READ THIS.
but to all reasonable De,sons THE
recommended as a most safe aud e~ffns.ctnaI e,ra tar
Inflammation or soreness Of the Eve or FraIids
caused either by too close application to mingte3 ei.
Jeets, ssroFttlons habit. exposure 10 cold, blows,
y p@ alaa y q irritation from any extraneoas BODY
s ts the ey,eiids' 1t remarkably soothinr In t.
effect, and has cured thousands, Who wo,l5 nII,sr.
wise have lost their sight. "N''' Vei'i
Prepared 9 and sold by Al & D. SANDS. Drnr.
sisss, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale also by PIT.
opefansas, June Is, 1859,
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r ALBERT DEJEAN is.an independ-
ent candidate for Clerk Of the District Court Of the
Parish of st. Landry. Election in November next.
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Misunderstanding The past week copious
showers have visited every section Of our
Parrish, gladdening the hearts Of our farmers,
aud removing to o great extent the serious
blight which hung over the planting interest
New days ago.
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No. We are authorized to announce M. r..
GESARD. Esq, as d candidate for District Attor-
ney, for the 18th Judicial District at the November
election.
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II The Jisaaprnber Of Peterson . Magazine is
~ band, The great ~favorite Of the ladies' and j
parlor appepdage which they consider indis+
Pensnble 10 their interest and amusement.
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NollCh--JosErH UfEsgga, of the Parish
= ' Of y, Landry, having applied by his netition
70 ne appointed Administration Of the estate af
pa,s't me Gailory, i. ". G., deceased, late Of said
New therefore, notice is hereby given "a al -.
sons interested TO show cause, ii any they have w nfs,
slla petition shall no, be granted at nv ofice :, ~, J,
s sSss q ogeloasas v thin ten days from the date e Of
Clerk office, opelcnsas, June 1s. 1859,
---. - Us. LASER ApEl r1A.t-
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We direct particular attention to the adj
sertisenent ofsMr. s. Levy in another column.
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To Town

ME Tax Roll Of the town of 0pelousas, Y.
me year 1853, is now complete and can be "
ahmed AT the office OF Joseph D.. Richard, AZ q
noart,hotses during the legal delay. at the eSpls..
.loh OF which It will be placed in the hands 0l "a
town Collector for collection.
opeionsas, June 1, 1859.
!. "A. KING, pTesideuE
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES VIZ
~ LOISi-Gra Gnld Moanl az rtaaaa..Esn1

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES WIN
~ ToRlOuS!-Grlnd Gold Medal of HoaorvsSR
ing II pounds 6 pure Gold.-Was awarded by n
United States and Virginia Central AgrieuHnrsI g
Gleties, (heid Oct. 1885 for the best portable stesi
Engine for plantation purposes, to the Earle n.
chine Works of Richmond, Va. Portable md nj
tionary steam Engines, with either locomotive n
lac boilers. Portable Circular Saw Mius. n fiis
atest and most approved construction. aip%
EMils. Circular Saws. Draining machines. etc. esss
Every machine sold under a full guarantee 10 M.
form Is represented, or no sale.
We generally send our own mechanics u slsdl
and start our machines property at work.
Engines for driving Gotten Gins, rircularS&v;
Mills, etc, together with a great variety 81 Ill.,
eliiaefy particularly adapted To- THE wants II III
Southern planter, constantly receiving and ior VII
by EDMUND NJ. TyEiss, Agent.
q No. 2 Union street, NewGrlean#s
.S,-A pamphlet OF our manufactures viii i
at BY mail TO any one requiring il.
> He would respectfully refer To John Montgostsv
Esq, Canton, Miss; J. r. Montgomery Esa.. JaL
hqun, Miss; E. r. Brown Eaq., Mount Hope, I'LL.
ghas. ID. Stewart Essl., Red River Landing; i, Il,
Goosey, Yazoo City, Miss.
January 22, lS5g.-6m. e
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LArE FRoa THE SEAT or WAR.-The reader
VIII Ind IN our colamns today, intelligence
from The seat Of war up to the 18th and 10th
nlt, Inc ANstrians have suffered two more
disastrous debates " Como aud Palestro.
The engagement at Como was headed by
0Aribaldi, who with an elective force Of
10000 or $4,000, composed principally Of the
sevciutionists IN Upper Lombardy, succeeded
Adaerl q siesperate contest OF 3 hours III putting
W. Anstrians il number 5000 to fight at tie
point Of The bayonet, They were pursued to
fhe village Of Carnelate, ii which place the
battle was renewed, and the Austrians were
again defeated and put To flight.
Inc loss Oh both sides III these two battles.
I 49, very great, but no authensic details Of the
kiled sarid wounded have WI been received.
Aaae passage Of the Sesia BY the sardinians
"a tbe village Of Palestro, on the goth, was
&othsfa desperate ana sotly contested engage
sBent. The forces on each. side numbered from
I5,8OO 10 10000.
'Ilae AAstrills At fret braycly defended their.
Qualifications at the entrance Of the bridge. but
I we're repulsea aud fell back behind those IN the
village. Here the struggle became general,
snds for two houns and upwards the battle
RACED from street TO street, resulting finally ID
therepulse of the Austrians, who we're com.
pelled to retreat
"a this engagement the King Of Sardinia,
lctor Emanuel. commanded in person, and is
,sperted to have acted with great GOODNESS and
dec;s;oni throughout the contest. The number
of liz dead and wounded il not given in the
ddepntch
Iist n v;si,ors at the BellGieney Springs
I'ss y 'aaa = inc inst:
N, rsa,uhsi lady, daughter aud 2 servants,
sgwpsisaa;ss ", Bayou Bout.
~ IW Try Il Wan, Indy, 3 children and 3
W Murdaek ana 4 servant. Bayou Bauf.
II. II. II urdoek, Bayou Beaf.
james Keller Bayou RHnf.
Desiree Reraud, Lady, 2 children and servant.
TEt. Martinssille.
PssD. HARDY, Opelolsas.
ssssssciagd Pasrott, Opelousas.
David Ksiies; Bsayon Chicot.
WAsHIsaros, Jaae 1.-THE Hon. John
S!ilelI, Of Louisiana, has been appointed Mid
Tfsf 70 France. IN ppsace OF Mr.. Mason, re-
\, and las accepts.a the appointment.
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Dental Notice.

DE-; 3. PLATE would respectfully inform
vicinity, that he is fully preparei 4 to Go,
i ;nn in aii operations in the dental TTylSA
tifc manner. "N seteN
TINS as ONCE Is on Main street, next dour below tho
m oot tprnlefIy occupied by MIR. Pasguier, where he
,i"S Always he found when not professionally ca,lad
opelousas, June 4, lS59.-Jv,
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Grand Fancy Rail-

eammemoration Of the Eigh- s. s.
a tytfiird Anniversary Of 11me, iean .AA. 5sL
maepesdeafe will he given 8at tie &sNgIGGJa Ssa19
Of the 18th OF July. ~ -
June Is, 1853. n p,1rN
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a.. a-s WARREN & lfA5TT -~s
wnoLEsaLRMbrAnnrs II.
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARc
\
TOBACCO,
94........ anon Stree.
NEW oRLEANs.

----- . VS.. #EAES+1M1
BRANplEs,
in wood and glass, Of all the better on.,,.,.a@
brands, which we invite special attent;an s T.
lievIng confidently that we have the oidass 81 y -
Brandies in NeworieaBs. aau ~
WINga. s
Champagne, consisting Of G. RI. Mnmrsa.4 sSg
rial, Cabinet, Nerzeiiay and Gordon Roma s nae
Heitsick, Premium GIemant, Creme AZ tnAlHY4
Rnuche Fills in half pints, Sparkling MeseiIo Tf.41A
worth Native Wines, Isabella and (afa,,ssA VI
souri, Cabinet, etc. a"sas 49,
We have also Claret and White Winas ~ ~
cnt grades and prices, Burgundy Wines H Il uaAs
Port and S%ferfies, III wood and glass. III rr aasA0A
and purity. A s1s4t aSe$
Old Boui bon aud Rye Eyhiskys, (tnade II ,oasS#
Scotch and Irish do, very choice Jamaira nA
Cabinet and Vine Leaf GiiN English ana ~
Ale and Porter, Boxers Bites, Wolfe,s sehnsN
etc, etc. -
We have several brands of our own ;mnor......bs
and viii he in constant receipt Of them. dIyeet 49,
Havana, Of qualities TO suit the most fastidionr
+ TOBACCO, v
comprising the choicest Virginia brands eyero 49,
in this market, in packages of five pounds ana NJ
wards. Buyer; of thu above weed will do asay
examine our stock before purchasing elsesSSss
We also keep on hand AhdcrsoD's Solaee and fssSS
wins Chewing, in tin foil, Smoking Tobacco "
and / pound papers, Turkish Smoking Toirssas
2 pound boxes, different varieties of Snuns ii wv
ahd hiadders, Pipes, etc, etc. -
January 20, l553.-ly WARREN K H4tI
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ERELLSEN. STEVENSON & ca ~
mission and Forwarding Merchants. as Car
tleiet street, New0rieans. Cash advances n, NV
sugar, molasses or other produce SHIPPED n tY4s
above house by ELBERT INK
February 5, 1859. n $
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