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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-27
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
kA ~ sL ;s.:
TWO DAILY TRAINS.

III
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
NN AND AFTER FRIDAY, June 2Gth, 1850,
" TWO TRAINS will leuye Alexandria daily,
f2r Lynchburg and the Southwest, connecting at
GordonsvIlc with The Trains or The Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville,
Staunton, Sc, aud With Inc IT@;n on the Manassas
Gap Ruilroud for Woodstock, iii. .!actson, &c.
Through Tickets to HjCHNG%D, LYNCH
BURG, KNOXVILLE, MEMpHtS, NASH
VILE, MOBILE, MuNTG0MEEN, and NEW
ORLEANS at tbs Ticket Office, corner 9l King
and Union streets.
Leave Aluxaudra al !, 4. NJ, aud is, ?. NJ.
Lynchhurg at so, A. NJ, and 7.I0, !. u.
IiJ~ The connections with Virginia Central
and Manassas Gap Railroads arc madc by the
day trains only.
J. NJ. BRoADUs, General Ticket Agent.
r.Y- -NOTICE.-Fcights for the Extension will
leave Alexaudrs every Tuesday morning, and be
received at the Dopot--aud loaded on Union street,
every Monday.
Fish will not bc carried by the passenger trains.
j. /. LATHAM. Agent Of
Transportation, Orange and AtcN'a. Il. Il.
FOR TIE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST.
a ss ss:: IS: :E s..
NORTHERN ykkIa=L kAtL Way.
s I " u Il Il 4 ia Il Il y G Il Ii ii y L.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
NN AND AFTER MAJ eth, 1864, trains will
~ leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily (eNcept Sundays at $50
A. NJ. for Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and all
parts of Western New \ lork, and Canada. Also,
for Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland, Cmclnnaii, 81
Louis, and all parts uf the West, Northwest and
Southwest. For Emmi;sburs, Lancaster, Lvban-
on, Reading and pctt3yiilc. and OwngS Mills,
Rei>erStown, Manchester, DID ana " cStiniHSl"r,
and for ChamhcrSburS ouG Carlisle IA, a:d Tor
Hugerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily AT 80 7. u. for BHf-
falo and the North, and Canada, ana :or Pi;i>hUrE
and all parts oi tnc West ana Ao'th"eSt Aad
Southwest
Travellers can go by either Of these trains to
Detroit and Chicagoy via Niagara Fails at the sane
cost as by any other route.
A new route u Aew York is now open ny this
road via Harrisburg. Reading, Allentown, East"h
and Jersey City, with only one change Of Cars.
over first class roads. Take the $50 y. II. train
through by daylight, Al is low fare as by any
other route.
Travellers from Washington ani the Sonth hy
the GO A. NJ and go p. VI. trains, make ,o"nec-
tions with the trains over this road.
Buy tickets only 10 Baltimore.
orTickets and information, apply - The II,'et
Office Calvert Station, \. J. oori.cro; ti'rrt aud
FRANKLIN streets, Baltimore.
JAS. I. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOuN =. AicNG\,
Assistant Superintendent.
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
Baltimore, j. Tt
MAIL LINZ =.
.r.t y =,
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Oliver Wendell Holmes wildly describes
death thus: "By the stiffness of the sharpen
cd features, by the blackness of the fearless
eye, by the tixedness Of tho smileless mouth.
by the deepening tnts, by the contracted
brow, by the dilatlng nostril, We know that
the soul is soon to leave its mortal tenement.
and is already closing its windows and put
ting out itS fires"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-27
FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS
INCREASED ACCOMMODATIONS.

INCREASED ACCOMMODATIONS.
;.Ss. THE "DIAMOND STATE Capt
-. Le.so Iacob kerwin, will leave Alexandria,
on Saturday. ut , o'clock. 7. NJ, and returning,
viii leave Baltimore. oil Wednesday. At / o'clock,
NJ, or earlier il loaded. and all surplus freight
will be taken hy the st. Nicholas.
rr~~p The "ST. NICHOLAS" Captain
- - Sa.nuc Guy, will leave Washington
AZ o'clock. aud Alexandria at o'clock, \. NJ,
o4 Saturday morning. aud returning, vii! leave
Baltimore Oh "Wednesday at t o'clock, ?. M anu
viii call at the following landings 10 land and
:-:eiye passengers aud ireght:-Poin; lookout,
Forts, Eroom'>, and Coad'> WharYc>, pincy
Point, >touc> Wharf, Chappcl( Point, Popc'o
Ctett. and all the established upper andlns. on
tie Maryland Shore, and White Point, Matthias
Point. and Boy.'s L'ole, on the Eirugia Shore.
fe20 WHEAT & BRO, Agents.
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THOMI s $. JAH HiES on,
EINIST aad
IRON 70 \ d l. 4,
Corner os Royal and wilkes streets.
ALEXANDRIA, va,
- prepared to execute orders tor HrAT!oS&Ef
STREAM EsCsHs%, Bon ErS. Mill Gearing. shat
ing. pueys ana Hangers, Tobacco Screws, Pumps,
Fans ana Hand Lathe, Drill Presses, Wrought
or rCassiaiing, Columns ami Girdcrs, Gas OF Waite;
Pipe. tld machinery Of every description. SHPe.
rior CASTINGS made 10 oc,.cr at short notice and
~, r.asnG hlc terms ap '---notf
GEORGE sIGGERs,
BOOK-DINDGE AND PAPER RULER.
No. - primer Street, cprosttc lie Ga:c'tz Clice,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MUSIC. Magazines, ana Old Books bound in
lys any svic. also RULE, and make - order,
am description Of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant t. hv made oi the best paper @na materials,
and bound in the strongest rau@cG- Bank OihccrS,
Baakcr. .ia-rlu;ri Ci"rHs ii Courts. Hotel Keep
cfs, Insurance Companies. and all who want b.I"k
Books. ara respectfully invited TO give me c.l.
iY II:
JEFFERSON TACEY.
PAPER-HtNCER, IplIOLSTERER, r, GLIDER,
And Hui;<~ Ucc",";or i3 Gcar'n.
EkTHII.ST returning his grateful acknowledge
w lncn,s to his numorou. friends for their very
liberal cucoura cement during The two years ne aa
been amongst ihea assure" 'heh 'n' 1t wiz o' '''S
r"'i'''.nv" =, t oII ct.nd Nn io
W %',~,, as J;,,. C,n.rr 4Irv.xrr,, NH %
'''''' =" -~
Il. = u ), >.,,
OhAhhA3 Ct-'iNicclo% -hrhNhAN ! )
A>o DEALER -
FLOUR. GRAIN, HlA.'O. :L-soiEh'
AID r"E
-"">5'"". C,~[""5 rPrt-' 1,'L,',s t5 y
No. M" Co.'S A%' ; 1olR bA,HAN"H' ca,
''"l} y ""''' D"'''iioiv' I"' r..
hAf&Ej:N'" ~ " Esi n''s0'n ia ~t
C"r$"n' |'''''"o!''an u. ~ '',.,o'; "n.,,
| :. '."''&o". ''"''''i''''' ''".' > '''-''""'
paTTIF
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NEW ARRANG EET.

PAChE1 CUAlf6N -
NEW ARRAN NJ 7.
The favorite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James
Harper, has recently been put i'll complete order,
having had added TO her former accommodations
spacious saloon and fourteen comfortable state
rooms, With entire new bedding and other inrni-
ura. aal will until the 22l September noXt leave
B4;more EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
4. .ix instead Of four o'c!ock--thuS afording pas
.4ng-rs ana shippers two hours more IN Baltimore,
.ql arriving ut Point Lookout and ktn$ale At
more convenient hours in the morning. Return
INK tho Columbia will leave RileyS wharf Wash
ington, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, At
fix, aud Alexandria at seven o'clock, calling at
all ;de usual stopping places. going ana returning
ty lani ani receive passengers and freight.
Since the COLUMBIA has been enlarged. 1t
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
additions to her u>ua! freight Shippers there
:ors having large lots Of gnano pig iron ana 9TH
ertreisnt, can nave them carried by special agree
nent, on terms mutually advantageous, Oh apph-
tation to the following agents.
CnAS. WOkTHINGTON, Baltimore.
WHEAT BROTHER, Alexandria.
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ISAAC PAU =.

Formerly Of Winchester, Virginia,
FoymnuiRg ard CommiS$|on -Ne|cham
And dealer III
GROCERIES. SALT, PLASTER, GCANO, &c.
Cor:!or Of Union and Queen streets,
On tie RQIroud, A}2Iaad'ia, Ia.
~
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DRAIN PIPE.

URAlN PIPE.
| WYE HAVE received samples of "STEAM
! w PRESSED STONEWARE DRAIN PIPE,'
and will take orders FOR the same, in any quanti-
| ties Of any desired size, from 2 inches to 36 in
diameter in : feet lengths. This pipe will answer
full as well rs Lead or Iron Pipe, AT much less
| cost for all purposes of conducting water to OF
from buildings, by the natural flow where there is
| Lo pressure or strain.
Farmers or others who have Springs at dis
tauce from their dwellings or barn yards, at q
moderate elevation, will find q great advantage
| in the use Of this pipe.
! Samples crhibitcd, and any information requir-
cd, will be cheerfully given application to
Smo22 r. II. MILLER, SON co.
! TgNO Mr.. WOLF WOLF Take notice than
| / .H,nday, the 18th cj October, 1860, between
the hours OF sunrise and Of that day. at the
Office Of Jos. g. Wilson, Commissioner Of Va, No.
81 Park Row, \ Y, We shall proceed to take the
| deposition of Ludlow Pine, which deposition,
when taken, is to be read us evidence our be-
half in the cause now depending in the Circuit
Court Of Alexandria County, Virginia, wherein
we are Plaintiffs and you are defendants when and
where YOU can attend and put cross interrogato-
rcs should you see tit so to do.
LEWIS d CO.,
Christopher Neale their Attorney at Law.
sep l3--!aw+w
CAND'S MANIPULATED GUANO.-Manu
- tactured by Samuel Sands, formerly editor Of
the American Farmer, Baltimore, Md.-We offer
this article 10 the Farmers of Maryland and Vir-
ginia with the fullest confidence Of its intrinsic
value, believing it to be unsurpassed by any other
article Of prepared manure yet offered TO the pub
lie. II is warranted to contain to lO per cent? OF
Ammonia. and ~ 10 30 percent Of PhosI hate. ot-
dcrs will be promptly filled.
ADDISON, WALLACE CO.,
sep 10 No. 2s King street.
4 ALL DO ACKNOWLEDGE that the Tub
n or Jersey Churn is the best Churn that is in
use but as the price has been too high, I would
atate that have made arrangements with the fac
tory ard will aaw sell them 20 per cent less than
they have hoea sa!d u this market Call on
L. HERRING,
Broom and Wooden ware House, Royal street.
-ep II
TROUND pLASTER.-We offer for sale bes.
u WINDSOR PLASTER ground very fine in
our own Mil, ut Sc per ton of 2240 bs., delivered
to ears TO vessels. The price will not be sdyan-
ced, and t@e farmer can rely upon getting the best
article, fresh ground, whenever they may order.
je Is MEADE 4 MARYE.
CARRIAGE POLES, Shafts, Wagon Bands
u Sulkey Shafts Bent Rims, Spokes, and U
vet made. GEO. 7. BALDWIN,
sep King street.
JNLIDE OR CALIFORNIA GUAN0, contain
II ing about as much Ammonia as she Msnipu-
lifted Guanos, Price $40 per ton.
sep II jag. -Is- =. s1v ELL:
IL LEXaNDRIA CITY six per cent. STOCK,
"A Registered and Coupon, for sale by
dec 2s-u c0RSK 4 BROTHERS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-27

And ut all times good plate Of ICE CREAM
Gail and for Yourself At The Ne" store, !U",
King street. lc Z0-u
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JAMES C. NEVETT,
DrLa Strast tIh All Alexandria. Yp..

JhMES C. NEVETT,
Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,
OPPOSITE PIONEER hlLLS.
IS NOW receiving his fall supplies "f GJAacS
[ and FERTILIZERS. n follows:
No. pERryIAS GrASu, direct Importation
CArIrorxIA GrAEo. Of recent importation, an
alyziog S per cent. Ammonia.
EoDiE>o>'s 10. ! MANIrGhAr&n GcANo Il
superior Article, warranted equal 10 amy ii the
market.
IcnAroE GrAxo, from Saldanna Bay, Atri.
ca anaIyzing II per cent Aml2onia, warranted
genuine.
BAKEH'S ISLAND GrAHO, analyzimg - to 80 per
cent Bone Phosphate Lime.
DrBGRG'S SO. | SrrrE PHOSPHATE or LIVE.
No. ] CoLrMDyAN GrAS0.
10. | NAyA>>A GrANp.
4. /. hrltCAN GtASp.
Pt-LvEEi"ro EnT@>.
Al or which are warranted to be @! thc Lc,t
quality. an: will &c sJll in are or s!ai quant-
lies al the lowest market rates aug II
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,.,,r.,,, ,,r,,r>.c ,>n Anglers 10
| INV oiA1~E-@ ~ -, ,-,.,.,.r
L can "' ~! - ,,.r - ,u,pu s4f..rTs
and examine my large ana handsome a>S'T'nlea'
Of SADDLERl GOODS, - / 40 not intent " pe
surpassed in my l"c OF business ~ a"< ',nG' s''s
| have on hand, ans AIN daily M"n"'ae'U''"s ~: ~
fine and superior a' as,"Etmen' "S ca" y,
any OF the NuTthci" '''tS", ''' . .~..,,r
as great Nal!o' - uAHEESS Of all kinds. frorn
house consisting o. ia,r "a the 3rIy, eat; and
inc nne 3ui.s ' WIN THINKS Of every kind. fine
p'0"sh harness oi S~r;n', 1rnn Fran, Ladies'
So'' 'S r,,,,,,. H.xas and au other kinds,
!a,s, l., tha cn,o.non Packing Trunks: saddles,
Birdie. Martin&ils, whips. H., as inc as '&e
finest; Buffalo a!:d Fancy i,oGeS, Lf'' 40 '''>>.
Horse Covers. Carpet E&=>, FahctS' "S'' "S' -
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.r~uo CHANGE OF RUNNING OF
sses.ss.:s;s s.ssss.:sss STEAMER GIPSEY.-0n and after
Monday i7tn instant, the Steamer GlPSEl will
run regularly, every day, between Pennington and
Alexandria, for passengers and freight, leaving
Pennington al 81 o'clock, A M.-returning, leave
Alexandria at 3, ?. NJ.
Terms OF passage from Pennington to Alexan-
dra and back, 2j cents for each passenger. Chill
!reu under II years, half price.
seplS--dtf ALFRED ". GARDNER CO.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &C.
ALENAN DRIA AGENCY
or THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMFY, LONDON.
HEAD nErIcE FOR The UNITED STATES,

No.. 81 Smith THird Street, Hi!adciphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-27

SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
W. WgITELcCK Il Co.'S
CtUpEE PHOSPHATE or LINE can always
~ be had Of
BaAER @ Bro, Winchester.
}. {. NEvErr, Alexandria.
{. T. SUITE Il Co.. Alexandria.
WHEAT u Bro, Alexandria.
4. DARHT, Georgetown.
JoSA Trsgy, Frederick.
We claim this article to be superior to any thing
Of the kind made in ;hc United States, and for il
effect refer with conderce the farmers Of Fair
fax, Cu,peper, and Clarke. where it has been 80
extensively applied :or some years past.
It. cost Is less than sUano while it yields hca-
yicr wheat and leaves the LAID in much better coli
di;ion thua that fertilizer.
" WHITELOCK Y co.
Baltimore, aug 2-d2m
LILIES CHILLED AND WROUGHT
sIIRON BURGLAR AID FIRE-PRO0F
SAFES, with his improved combined Formulation
unG Combination Locks, have merits that deserve
the attention Of every business mau. 1t is conf
IDENTITY believed that the decided triumphs ot this
SAFE in al places where fully tested, u at Iowa
CITY by would be competitors, and Ut Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, hy lire, must convince a discriminating
public Of the folly OF trusting in sLcct-ron SAFES
for any purpose whatever. Persons wishing "a r.
are invited: to All investigation "f the nla:Iy adyan
tascS his CHILLED IRON SAFE possesses over
al others. Dy calling at our sales Rooms, %
Louisiana tYvnuc, Washington city, the most sa-
.isfactarv certificates can Dc seen Of the ElkE
anu BURGLAR PROOF MERITS q: this SAFE.
+. {. PATTERSON, General Agent.
Wa ;nuto:l. dec. l3--dlv
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S ALL DO ACKNOWLEDGE that the Tub
"A. or Jersey Churn is the best Churn that is in
use, but as the price has been TOO high, | would
atate tha, have made arrangements with the fac
torv ard will aaw sell them 20 per cent less than
1hey have huea sold u this market Call on
L. HERRING,
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VOL. IXI.
,,.rsnsris Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
rDGAR SNOW WIDEN & SONS,
:. r,nt Dollars per aunum, payable half yearly.

,,..,.dris Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
h10A {FUR THE COUNIHT)
IS PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, on
r-r.n,YS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
Nv. Dollars per annn.n, payable in advance.
Advertisements not exceeding one
TsHH' " ;ra three tu.,, i,l On" Dollar. ADVERTISE
~" ,r,,s after tire" times for 30 cents Square
bAl'', -, ,,,,.r4fos INSIDE or - cents OUTSIDE.
,yi..nlcut, by tt year at prices to be- agreed upon,
r.nc. ~ the usual al"Rnt ot sla"e they nay
,,os oS|T; ,T;1 ADVERTISEMENTS charged for extra.
rrti,iu; by the Year not to advertise articles not
,I !, tl"r regular business, to insert III their
~, -.,r,,rs any other us,mcs ttu their
safs, aud OBITUARY NorcES exceeding 'o lines 7i'l
- -.,r~,l for alY"rti> tuinut>.
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MAIL. LIN +.
NEW ARRANGENENT, IA J 2!>t. 1859.
ALEXANDRIA, L0UDoUE and HAMPSHIRE
RAILROAD.
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CEN 4 Il D LINE!
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND CORK
VIA QUEEN STOWN.
THE FASTEST ksa$

49,. THE FASTEST >eS-$
SkssssCREW STEAMERS AFLoAT sss~aasS. sss~assSS
Aastralasian .................. 100 Tons.
Jnra .........,...............2,4O 400
400
kedaT.., ............,.e... ....' 'S,ooo
SAILING EVERY ALTERNATE Thu kSDAG.
FKUN New YORK:
Cabin. Stcerage.
r I;ycruool and Cork.S75.00 $1,000
To MN YORK:
Cabin. SteeraSe.
r.nn Iiyerpool .....S $500 $1,000
rro,, cork ~ 1890 5000
Children half price.
Passengers going by this well known Line, will
always be sure Of rSt.cass and fast steamers OF
every comfort and attention, and good supply
Of provisions.
Persons wishing to send for their friends, can
ob.sn certificates OF passage at the above rates.
For passage, apply TO
sus $-tf FOWLE K Co. Alexandria, Va.
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CArlT .........T ,ZJ5, ,cUV VV
pa;3rp Capial ar.i Surrfl> .......... 2i9I,lll W
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CARRIAGE POLES, Shafts, Wagon Bands
u Sulkey Shafts, Bent Rims, spokes, and .
further supply Of Axle Grease. Inc pest article
yet made GEO. l. bALp"i IN,
sep3 Ming stIeet.
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&C. bradley,
CABINET. CHAIR & SOFA NAN ER,
Co.2tcr Of K5ayd, -A!irsds's., -A}c,r"ndri", |".
EEAS constantly Oh hand and offers to the pub
! ! lie an excellent assortment Of Caoinct " are,
Sofas, and Chairs Of every variey, and on the low
e,t terms, which. for durahilit: and finish cannot
i,c ,3r,,asse! NH :--ly
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ISGAIIlEK5-Jus received ana for sale by
j. SEP 25 NhEA1 d Eho-
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DhVY HARMON,
NEOCERS-DEALERS IN COhN MEAL,
Il corn. OATS. BALE IA y, and all kinds
Of .HILL-EEED, corner Of Prince and Royal sts,
Alexandria, Va ap i9-dy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-27

WATER COOLERS Of ",@.t1s r,ttnr.rS ~ sa' and Tor Il"
sale ty lj0 II J.
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OYsTERs-We have received from the es-
tablishment Of 4. G. Conway, on st. Asaph
street, a mess Of Gne, fresh and delightfully."-
Hnrurnl nYstcrs
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StFER PHOSPHATE OF LlME--we have
~ % hama aud for sale, superior article OF su-
sf Phosphate OF Lime. which we hcleTe to te rs
s'"a a. any thing Of the kind manufactured.
ADDISON. WALLACE Il co,
az 10 NJ. % King street,
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BELL AND EEEKETT UNION Gil B

sep - IL
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-12-01
PROCLAMATION DU GoUvERNEUR DE IA
LOUISIANA.

Attendn que Ia Constitution de la Louisiana auto.
rise l.E1ecutif convoquer rAssemblee Generate
dams des cas- extraordinares ct attendu que lelec
ton dAbraham Lincoln aux fonctions de Presiden,
des Etats. Unis par I'm parti anti-escavagste. sec
tonnel ct aggressf don't lhostite au peuple ct aux
institutions du Sud etc prouvee per NANTES viola
tons des obligations constitu tionnees ct des sent
ments de fraternee amitie ct portee au combIe PAL
lie dernier outrage consomme au scrutin, fournit
scion moi, ct scion IN grand nombre de citoyens de
tous les parts ct de toutes les carreres une occa
sion pareille a celle qui etc prevue par la Const
tuition ct attendu que quelques-uns des Etats nos
freres, blesses CONNIE lie n6tre, preparent des me.
sures pour eur future secure ct pour celle de eurs
institutions ct de leurs habitants ct que lie pario
tsme ct la necessite de conservation nous font ur
devolr de deliberer sur ce que nous ayons faire
C'est pourquo,, moi, Thomas o. Moore, Gouver
neur de Etat de la Louisiana, je convoque par ces
presentes, Ia Legislature de Get Etat en- session ex
traordlnaire, ct je designele 1oDEcEMBRE PROCLAIM
MIDI, CONNIE lie jour ct lheure de reunion des deuz
Charnbres de la Legislature, au Capitole de Baton
Rouge. :. ..
En temoignage de quot jai appose ma signature
ct e grand sceau de pEtat cette presente procla
nation, dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, siege du gou.
vernement de Get Etat, ce le Novembre de l'annee
1860 de n. s. ct de Ia. Some de rIndependance des
Etats- Uuis d'Amerique.
THOMAS o. MOORE,
Gouverneur de- l,Etat do Ia T Iouisiana-
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-12-01
Opelousas, Ter Decembre 1860.
Vente aux encheres publiques,

Vente aux encheres publiques,
LIE Sameeda Is Decembye 1860, d 10 heure
du naatia, en- la demeure dc Made.
Veuue Julien Charter, en- la
Prairie Mamouth, Pa1oisse
st. Landry:
d les proprietes don't la designation suit
- dependant de la communaute entire
julien Charter ct We Celeste Landreneau
sa veuVe, ainsi que de la succession Gu dit
sieur Charter, savoir:
Les Materiaux des Constructions ct les
Ameliorations faites sur les terres publiques
en- Ia Prairie Mamouth, OH demeurait le feu
J. Charter ..=..
Juments, Poulains, Pouliches
| paire de Bmufs
Betes q cornes, douces
Lot de Cochons
Charrettes beufs Charrues ct Hersee
Un Fusil
Ma1s ct Paille de Mais;
Ustensiles Meubles meub1ant, etc, etc.
Conditions hes prix de ct au des.
sous payables lie Ter. Avril proclaim, 1861 ;
les prix superieurs SIS payables en-
termes, les 1ers Avril 1861 ct 1862 avec
interets a 5 p. 0I0 a partir des echeances
Les acqu6reurs fournissant leurs cautions
sohdaires le jour meme de la vente
JOACHIM LANDERNEAU,
Administrator
Opelousas, Ter Decembre 1860.
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sail sltue dams la vile dc Washington, Pa
rolsse St. Landry, etant ]e Quart Sud du Lot
No. 80 de ladite vile, borne au Nord par
le Lot de Raymond Dergelas, a rEst par S.
". Wallace ct la rue St. Michel, ct a l'Ouest
par Simon Lepr, contenant IN quart d'ar-
pent (plus ou moins), ensemble ayec toutes
les batisses ct an!eliorations qri y sent eri-
gees.
Couditaons LES SIS 72mes du pr1x d a.
chat payables a un ct deux ans: parTr du
Ter Mars proclaim, ct les II 72mes gestant
payablcs comme suit Tn quart payable le
Ter Mars 1861, un quart payable le Ter Mars
1862, un quart payable lie Ter Mars 1868 ct
lie quart restant payable le Ter Mars 1864 /;
Ia Lacqnereur fournissant bonne ct sutii nnte
securte solidaire, 4 Ia satisfaction de qui De
droit, ct dc plus ladite propriete demeuraut
stecialement hypotheqoee ladite Success
sion lusqu'au plein ct entier Placement du
capital ct des interets qui rourront s'y ac
croltre d rason de 8 pour cent par an, de
lecheauce au Placement.
JOSEPH l.. BOURQUE,
Administrator.
Opelousas, Ter Decembre 1860.
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Veute puhYscuc.

Succession d'Adelo7de Bou7Yue, decide
81 M vertu dun ordre de l'EIon. Cour de
80 District, dams ct pour la Pa.oisse St
Landry, lie public est par lie present avert
quill sera vendu en- vente publique, al lluS
offrant ct dernier cncherisseur, par le sous
signe administrators, devant la porte dc Ia
Malson de Cour, dams la vile des Opelous4s
LIE Mercredl, 2 Janvier proclaim,
1861, la propriete ci-dcssous decrite appar-
tenant a Ia Succession de dame Adelaile
Bourque, epouse decedee de Joseph Roux,
q savoir-
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~EfOTS ceux qui doivent au soussigne.
u soft pour aehats a son magasin de mar
chandises sechcs, soft a sa grocerie, ou soft
encore son hotel ct a son ecurie pubique,
a Washington, ct sgalement son magasin
ct sa grocere aux Opelousas ct Plaque
mine, sont par lie present requis &c venir
sans delai regler avec NJ. John Reed, a
Washington, autrement lis Sc feront fare des
frais. McHENRY HUSBAND.
"a Novembre, 1860
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PENRDIT

n ny obligation souscrite Far kinchcn
e. W Aichenney, pour la som ne de deux
mile r'astrcs, datee du / JUN 1860 ct pa
yabIe lie Ter Janvier 1851, a mon orlre, fajtc
en- consideration dune vonte par moi audit
Hckenney, pardevant lie Recorder de St.
Landry, lc 4 JUN 1860.
lie public est avcrti de ne pas negocier
ce''e obligation attendn GU ellie IN appartient.
que ;o ne lal point transftreo, ct qu'cllc est
pecaue ou eyarec
THEODORE r ROBERT
Opeleusas, ) Noyembre 1860.