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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

GAMBLNG.-A Marysyillean, who has late
ly returned from a stay in Placeryille, in
forms us that gambling is going on in that
place as openly as it ever did in Marysyille
in 1850 and 81. Heavy enforcers of the law,
the officials Of El Dorado county
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

REoPENINe.-Nirs Poston's school will be
reopened on Monday. Her pupils will have
their May celebration, SO soon as those upon
the sick list shall have recovered, which we
hope will be shortly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

CALVIN O'NEAL.-Walker in his recently
published work on the campaigns in Nicara-
qua, gives vivid description of the horrors
attending the seige of Granada by the Costa
Rican allies. The following incident de-
scribing the daring of Calvin ONeal, son of
Col John O'Neal, Sheriff of San Joaquin
county, will be read, says the San Francisco
Herald, with interest by those who remem-
Der that gallant boy and many there are of
his admirers who yet remain
"Soon after the enemy appeared around
Granada, Lieut. ONeal had fallen and his
brother Calvin, half frantic from the loss,
called on Ienningson to permit him to charge
the enemy forming near the church of San
Francisco. The allies were between four and
five hundred strong but O'Neal, in his fury,
thought not of numbers, and every other
feeling was drowned in grief for a brothers
death. At a convenient moment the general
gave him thirty two picked Rifles and let
him loose on the enemy. ONeal, barefooted
and in his shirt sleeves, leaped on his horse.
and calling on his Rifles to follow. dashed
into the midsts Of the allies as thew formed
near the old church. The men fired bv the
spirit of their leader, followed in the same
fierce career, dealing death and destruction
on the terrified foe The allies were entire.
y unprepared for O'Nears sudden. dashing
charge, and they fell as needless travellers
before the blast Of the simeon. The slaugh-
ter made by the thirty-two Rifles were fear.
ia, and so far were O'Neal and his men car
cled by the rapture of the strife that it was
diiilcut for Henningsen to recall them to the
Plaza. When they did return it was through
streets almost blocked with the bodies of the
Guatemalans they had slain. This charge
well closed fighting on the first day of the at
tack"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

BADLY SoARED.-We saw two very hand
some ladies, yesterday, most ludicrously
frightened As they were walking down Z
street the first thing they knew there came
towards them, rearing upwards with hi:
forepaws, and slashing them down upon OF
near the pavement, fiery looking animal
hitehed to buggy. The ladies gave a scream
apiece and scampered like couple of scared
water fowl. They laughed as heartily as the
rest Of us, when they comprehended the true
state of the case. 1t was young horse in a
vehicle, driven by couple of gentlemen
VINO were breaking him to work in harness
without blinds ON the Bride After a little
coaxing, he went along without further
trouble When the ladies :saw the animal
coming, with paws upward and nostrils di-
lated and eyes flashing, they made sure that
they were going to be annihilated.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

An Indian was hung recently at New
Westminster, in British Columbia, for the
murder of a white man named Reilly The
Victoria Gazette says this is the first execu-
tion in British Columbia.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

IhE Boston Journal says there is veal
thy butcher in Philadelphia who wears the
finest Of brOadcloth beneath his professional
white apron. A magnificent diamond pin
sparkles on his shirt bosom, while the hand
That wields the knife and eleaYer is adorned
with diamond rings.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

SUPREME CouRT DEoIsIoN.-Tuolumne Re-
demption Co. VS., sedgwiok, Sheriff. judy
ment affirmed
Green VS.. Doane.-Judgment affirmed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

OCCASIONALLY, says the Oregon'an, we
near from the SimNlkameen that small com
p"n.es oil miners there are averaging as high
as IS day of geld to the man. We arc q
opin''n that this isa higher figure than facts
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06
SOOTaTzTAyC% sSWRVTp

FOR II Id rem TEETHING.
Which greatly facilitates the process Of teethng soft
ening the gums, reducing all n1amation-will allnv
ALL PAIN and spasmodic action and Is "'
Sure 10 Regulate the Bowels
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest to vopr
selves and RELIEF and HEALTH to vour INF iNTs
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and can sdy, in cORfde1ce and fr,,tb of a.
what we have never been able to saw of anv otba5
medicine-NEvER HAS IT FArLED INA SINGLE Iysr ,Ncr
TO EFFECT CURE, when timely used. Never did we
SNOW an instance OF dissatisfaction by any one who
used IT, On the contrary, all are delighted with its on
eratons and speak in terms Of highest commentaries
OF its magical effects and medical virtues We sneoil
N TINS matter WHAT WE DO KNOW" after ten
iulfment of what we here declare In almost o,,o',
instance where the infant is suffering from main onS
eNhauston reet viii be found in fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered "'
This valuable preparation is the prescrirtio,, % -
OF the most EAPERIENCED and SKILFUL NURSES
in New England, and has been used with
success in ''''s
THOU USANDS OF CASES
It not only relieves the child from main brt ,n.,..
rates the stomach and bowels, corrects aciIit na
relieve almost instantly. ~ VIII
Gripping ira the B oweIs, and VyiuJ C,.ol,.
and overcome convulsions, which If NOT s,e.S;i,, -
edied end In death. We believe ii the hest ad s, e
REMEDY in the WORLD in all cases OF DYSENTERY and
DlARHGA IN CHILDREN whether Il arises from "ru
tee thing, from other cause We vonld 81 ", @ Ioi
mother who has child suffering from nnv oftb Cy
gong con. Complaints 40 not let Your rciudices,
your suffering child and the relief that viii b STTPE
yes ABSOLUTELY sURE-to follow the use oS Ms
medicine II timely used Full directions will accon9
Of CURFHs IL PERKINS. New York V-i.'u,le is n5
the outside wrapper Vim 10 On
E3g Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
principal Oiiice, H3, Cedcr St.,N.Y.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BoTTTp
Park IL WFHTFE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific CoSst
may4-1y rmp San ~ FraaeS a'reer
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

BOARD OF SUpERvIsoRs-Th body will
meet on Monday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

THE Utica Herald says that Gerrit Smith is
apparently quite recovered of his late attack
and now entirely well.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06
DIED.

In this city on the 4th inst, Jenny H., daughter Of
John +. and Ann NJ Pratt, aged year and mon'hs'
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral this day, Sunday, at o'clock Pa from their
residence 169 street
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

D1srR1cr Counr-The Court held short
session. yesterday, and adjourned until
Wednesday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

The Wheeling (Va.) Union asserts that an
association of Mormons not only exists but
flourishes in one of the sections of Wheeling
It numbers 40 or 80 persons.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

GONE BELow-Jas Shelton, who was con-
victed of forgery a couple of months ago. in
the Court of Sessions of this county, and SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment in the
State Prison, left, yesterday, in charge of the
Deputy Sheriff for San Quentin His re-
moval from the County Jail was delayed in
order to await an application in his behalf
to the Governor. The application, it seems,
was not successful. SHELTON appeared, when
he came out of his cell, to be in pretty good
health and moderately good spirits.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

=, A. pp0he Auction without reserve, at the HORSE
MARKET Sacramento City, at An, 'i'i''N L
100 head Choice American Cows and
IIeifers. }0" V4"
S, 100 head one, Two and three year old
ALSO
% head oil Riding Horses, Mares and
Colts.
FOR further particulars inquire or
mayor" wv d. BARCLAY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

REcoRDEns CoURT, YEsTERDAY.-Sanford,
charged with highway robbery-he having
made a countryman shell out" to him near
the What Cheer House, the other night
was sent up to the Court of Sessions. Two
vagrants found at his lodgings were dis
charged they having no completely in the
transaction. An effort was made to prove
that they had no visible means Of support
but it couldn't be proved on them They
had some provisions on hand, although there
is but little doubt that the articles were sto-
len. A Mexican having in his possession a
mule which he was offering to sell at greatly
less than its value was discharged, there be-
ing no further proof than this against him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

EACH Of the school districts of Ohio has =
library which is annually supplied with
books at the expense Of the State.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06
WHEN YOU co TO SAN FRANCISCO
YOU SHOULD
SELECT A HOTEL

XVHERE YOU WILL FIND EVERY WISE
w gratifed,
Where your rooms are always neat and clean.
Where your Beds are always soft and sweet
Where the Table is furnished with the st in the mar
ket.
where the Culinary Department is clean and whole.
some,
Where you will find the servants always polite.
Where you will feel perfectly at home,
where every wish is anticipated aud grati6ed
where you live better than at any other Hotel.
Where your bill you will always find satisfactory.
where you will find first class Hotel,
where their charges are most favorable.
Such Hotel you will find
THE INTERNATIONAL,
On Jackson St, above Montgomery.
JOHN J. HALEY, PROPRIETOR.
The International Coach and Carriage will aivavs
DC IND IN readiness TO convey you to the Hotel.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

The sPiritualists of Hudson, New York
are about to erect church and form a con-
gregation.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06
Arrivals at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
HIoKoK & PROPRIETOR

IIIV1-N7IN q " II w ~
SATURDAY, May 9Th, 1850.
Jas Stark and lady WB Vineyard Oak Grove
G y Waldron and lady II Cook
Miss Annie CogsWen L b Zabriskie Long Bar
D c Anderson DFColl Nevada
Nm Barry Brown
Ferguson I'm Smith Oroville
Franks q G Kelley Tmbuctoo
II Coad II Bancroft
J Counor ii Cruthers Sac city
J Grnilh wB Douglas Orov,o
j Wyatt Chas Kaye Butte co
Mons Penu G J Brown Sac city
Joe Mabbott VIM Friend Sutter co
ofStark's Theator troupeS G Lewis Red Dog go
p Saunders Stark's agt ChGs Gray CamptOnNhe
Mrs Fairchilds Oroyille D Smith Sutter
II Cole city II WARD city
c & MoNley city Dinwiddie Dhtch ha'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06
9tw advertisements.
MnrrsriIle Council L. s S. NJ.
MnrysvilIc H. ID. Society

The regular monthly meeting Of this Society Will be
held on SUNDAY, May 9Th, at O'Clock P. NJ, at
their room in the FL Dorado Builling, on street.
punCtual attendance is desired.
JOsEPH LAsK, see'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

New GERMAN PArER-We learn, says the
Standard, that as soon as the result of the
Charleston Convention becomes known in
this State, a new German Democratic news
paper under the title of the DemokratischC
Presse will be issued at San Fra cisco 1t.
proprietors state that the Democratic Press
will endeayor to promote the interests of the
National democratic party, and especially tC
secure the success of the Charlston Presiden-
tial nomination. 1t will be edited by Mr.
Charles Ruehl. The general agent will be
Chr. Uhrig, and the reporter and travelling
agent, Jacob f. HaehnleB.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

Discovery IN MEYDocGNo..-The Petaluma
Journal has received communication from
a gentleman residing at Calpella, Mendocino
county, announcing the discovery, within
short distance Of that place of rich surface
dggings, also of gold bearing quartz. He
states, says the Journal, that as high as fifty
cents to the pan had been obtained, while
the specimens of gold bearing quartz were
among the best that he had ever seen. Sew
eral persons had gone out prospecting, and
we shall probably soon know the extent of
the diggings
The Napa Times has report that gold had
been discovered in the Clear Lake region
Mendocino county
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

AGAINST TIT is reported that the women
in Utah are very indignant at the prospect OF
any enactment by Congress against Polyg-
amy They say, it is curtailing them of their
rights, and throwing them out of the pale Of
masculine protection, for "men is skeerce" at
Salt Lake, "and weemen is plenty" Well,
we can hardly wonder at their objections to
the a6olshment of polygamy, since, being
once "in for Lit' as Mormons wives they
know very well they would stand slim
chance to be picked up and married by men
desirous of beginning life as heads offamilies.
Deprived of their lords and masters, they
would be mere homeless wanderers, earning
a preearious subsistence as they best might
mere Is some sense in their dislike to such
en"nge In their condition not that their
condition with the ninth or tenth part Of n
husband is SO excellent but that it would be
innni'ely worse to occupy the position of
Mormon fractional grass widow
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

MrRDER AT WArsoNy1LE-At Watso,v;lIo
santa Clara county, on the 18th of April n
SPaniard was shot and killed bv another
Spaniard. The names Of the parties oro ~,
stated. 1t appears, says the San Jose Tels-
graph, that the deceased had a very beauti-
full wife, whom the murderer coveted, and
was wretched in seeing her united to another
and so was led by his passion to perpetrat,
this horrible crime The murderer escaped
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

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Asselnblee en- MasIsseS e ct Barbecue
DE La DENIOCasATEE u. - =

la Democratic de la.P Parolsse, ST. Landry
tlendfal une assenabIeelen tnasse aua Opelou-
sas e. .saMsas, q. :AAont 1860, ! II lhIeureess
da Hatin= dams l II Il bat Der ratifer u, nouaina,
ition faite par Ii Convention Nationale De-
moeratique de Baltimore ,Ade Jonsa G. BaEr-
M RlDaE # % general J JosEru LANE, pour
les places de President ct Y leo Presideptsdes
Etats-U Unis. sDeslorateurs dsstinguss en5visite
infringement l'assemblae, es nj grand Bar
becue sera ofSertr Il eeux qui ! rendront. 3
a.# D1scuss1oN .LIBRE F .as lsszg
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IE DIR ! HENRY.

2t4s aUX H.aBIT.aNs DE ST .L.aNDRY. y
= Doctenr soussign4, ci-devans sur les bords di
~ Bayou Tsehe, informe respectueasement les
habtans de Ia Paroisse 81. Landry quill Went dc
t-ansfarer son doInicie dams Ia vile des Opeousas
(ancienne demeure du Dir. Aeher), Ieffet d'y con
tinuer ia patique de ID Medicine. ..s 4ss4.
Ses antseedents, CONNIE docteur, sont sufisau,.
nnent etabls, pour au'l ait le drois afrmer que Ii
delicasesse ds ia condnte lie cessera d6tre Ell rap
port avec Ia grayit6 de sa mission. sss ....a
sa.sss a5s S.. I'll HENRI
Docteur. 1 sdecin lFaculte do parisl.
opelousas, os Juliet 1850. .s n
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II il Il

sA aAs e ~
ous croy yos,s en peu pres lini arac
,oslel IL ne speut all1s pl,,s
zneses etra prise M sgIieux H,lrtout dams III
ISnisiane ses alnis dliisparaisssnt
@oI ae ses ofe eaaes pfoprement
dts taisanss;; son enae, desEric Eaur des
I'LL srets edn sud etS sIz saissn aa abolitiou
issae est 81 alls Iltonl; laisaeH slaH donc
Islsses en pris II MONS Tsnr u moment
B0ccta afons.no1s anjouEd lhnl sa 'hlioomne flli
1enabis desoir se snlllstiluer I'LL 1ans L III
time % ceux nos setl 1rpiia
SaE defaa aaaeieuses espe erances, setienna encore
||eloiga Al fes da ii dlGmooratie nl6ri-
dIonale, u seule lde 11sIqueiIe nous psaissions
|eaperer notre salat llecupons mons de DE-
Y3slI
nous lle sota Iions que i r6sentsr
allglilias III Ieinilae eCt sts siicsloa Est,
auaa fms.
Eioas auxquel laes u III nns chosa
ffaciiie ens ID aIanss ps,1, mons
~ toilrs
lkIn0r es elltin union lsl-
rast pour cala qu d cOnsei lier qnelques
nanx 81 s.artout III fsIIobe.=
ais Mons stsa eener mons ron.
lleas passar coaa aaninasfiie eternellss
rari lbsea eonnne ~
sas adhsrents. darraIent 11es esRager d sub
skiEneE h olaehs al iIs mi a6opte 0olnHae
esnlb III II III sna ronelle;;
mus lons klspppssr ii ess erin fxs
s islne actaelle
noua Y0ulons xaEainH A ansIIas itinns
ssst
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ASSEMBLIES DE RI LITIGATION.

Une assembl bleesde Ill .Demoeratie ss1a Gros
Cheyreniie ct de ses e1f;rons aura lieu AZ
PonI Auzenne, sur le Bayou Taehe, ssa.
n1edi Is septenbre proclaim, dans u but dc
rati6er Ia nomination de Rreokin1idge ct
Iaus pour ct Vice. President dess
Etats lnis I. &. S.
lie public est invite ascette assemble lee.ssss
Des orateurs popuiaires seferont entendre
ct IN Barbecue sera donne sur les lieux. &.
IS Aout I86 8. 6 &.
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!, YnB5aRa@u ulO,Bg1laslW,aao
NFAnoEzA MD WAITLETR.

A LHoNNEUR d'annoncer q ses amis It au public
y cn general, qu'i1 Went d'arriver de New York
avec nn assortment complet ct expressement choisi
de lnarchandises ponrs etements dhonas
mes tells que draps, easimirs ct autrea etoffes "
a aussi une quantitd dc yatements eenfectionnts
sous ses yeux et dupres prtlres q der
Mere mode, ct speciaement pour ses pratieues ha-
hitne!les, CONNIE anssi pour ceug qM d6sireraens
.des coupes elegantes ct q la mode.
0pelousas, 20 octobre 1s69--lan sss
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!. BELL b REsIDENl il i VENDRE.

GA pour cause sde. depart ssa residence 81
IssSss ss tuee dams Ia vile des Opelousas
lsssAsa Assass Ia residence est tune Maison d etage
en- sbri9ues, situee sur Ia rue Maine. en-
tsaSIes arues Landry et Vine la terrain content
environ IN acre de terre, bien am6 6iore ayant IN
bean verger, ardin, batisses accessories, maison
bains cuisine depenses, denx grandes citernes, et
en- deEnitiye tout qni peut constitner le comfort
Je vendrai &c terrain avec toutes les batisses ct
ameIiorations qai sont, SOFT avec soft sans pour
enviren Sz,5ag de meubles. GIVE
Toutes les. anne eIiorat tons antour de- Ia maison
viennent d;atre comp Iatement repareea.
S'adresser sur les 1ieux, 4 II. A. KING G.
Opelnnsas IS Aott 1860, a s# Il % s8
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No. 81,
Arrste CONNIE Epave.

IA1A ILa etc arrete CONNIE epave, par
ye soussigne, d ID traverse du Bayou des
Cannes, le 80 0.juillet dernfer, in sCheval
amrericalt1 gfis.de.fer, sans marque, queus'
iqueique peu eohrte, dos un peu ausele. 55 !.
lie proprietaire de ee cheyal est reeu;s e,a
.venir prouver sa propriete, payer les frais ct
!emmener, autrementil en- sera dispose scion
Ia loi HOMER LAFLEuRs
BayouSdes Cannes, Is Aott 1860.
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Fayoriisez I'iudustrie dOlnestidHe.

E I, soussigne saisis cotte occasion pour,
a inforn,er 10 public il d On main ct
manufacture jjouraallement toute sorte de
selles, Harnais, Brides.et antres articles De
ce genre gsns ralement Cd vente dams les
magasin de son 1n6tier, rue Aainos presaue
Wis avis dlu nagasin de Kaufman " Gle, aux
t1pelousas, oh le public troavega eor,sIan.
lnen6 sle u selle et du harnais leslplus com
nuns aux plus el6gants qu'on puisse fabri.
quer dams Fiat n sollicitel Encouragement
du public, determine as'l est de- aatisfalre
tout u monde, tans Bous i rapport de. sss
articles que sous celni de. leur.1 prixs
(sEO ORes E pU ULFDRD ii
-, sg 1e I,,;llat 1850 -.
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~ Ed - IL "a LODISI1NE.
Coralie Lamoralieier, adnce., u. CoraIie Lamo-
- randier, epouse. Coursd de District Paroisse
So Landry 6o15.
IN yertu Dun writ de fl, ia, deIivr6 dams l'af-
HI fase ci-dessus. par ID Cour de District, dams
eli pour 10 Paroisse st. Landry ct Ie susdit Etat,
et moi adEess6, ii sera expose en- yente pnblique,
auxsconaitions ci-dessOus ntiennees, a 10 Maj
son de Ceur, dams Ia vile des Opeinusas le Samed,
6s,le gour HGletobre IA. ID. 1860, commencant a III
heures a. M et continaant de Jour cd Jour vi est
necessaire tous les droits ttres, nt6rats eli pres
tentions de ladite d6fenderesse, Coralie Eamofan-
der, epouse ETC., la propriete suisante, saisie
pour satisfaire #Iedit writ, A sayoir
Ia negresse nominee sIADELEINE Z, agEe de 23
ans let aes quatre enfans 81 Ann, ageeG ae ans,
Henry Age de 81 ans, Sarah agee ds 9 aas, et An,6.
lie d'un an. ~ ss 80
CoapIFIoas cents piaatfes compliant et les
interets sur lesit montant savoir pour cei1s Dim
teret sur an tiers dndlt montant depdis 10 jnil-
iet 1856 tie meme interat sursun tiers depuis le
lolailes1 suf e deraier tIess aecetse SOM
Ir,e depuis IA julie s. &; Ell "a balance
sela payee y m et deux ans de cred tn iopr de
~ vente asee specials sur g propriete
Syendue acquereurd a. ntnn Al IA salts
faction de les bllets pertant IN
f6rat 81 n0HT cent par an. d artir AZ pechsanees
iusqu'aa paiennet dns apItai et des lnterets, ct
Hi rabies Id residences de 'admlnistr atTice:
S-s .sz zssss as I..xV sscH AGHER \. Sh6rif
4 Bureau id sheriil, lousas AAoi1t 1850.
Eeuux qni dssirent acheter pne iamile de
hons sscaEes cIeoIss, ieToIit ben d'assisfer Y ne
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Opelousas. 16 Juillet 1860
plI,lge,n,er reulIn, Premier serYI |.

IN d soussigna So prepare 4 anitter les Dpelousas
In is Ier a Aois proclaim. Il 4 en main an gtand
assortment de n1arcnandises sde toute softs qui
peuvent composer un fp.ids scampag,e,
ct don't ii dait disposer avant cate epoaue; Ell eea-
seouence, eenx qu consulteront eurs proprea inse.
rsts feFcnt hien az rendre yisite, attendu cue
veaiire III dot. et tout article dans
Ia llaaasin bon III 0pelo1sas sera debse
die; 81 repeaue susdite Qaaad 4 alfas eeouie son
stock onera son naagasin jasquau ler de dsee'a.
Ire 1850. S. ss, y
T,n srs ne,se pas saer;lar SEES matchsrsr
discs raia ~ yanara dici al Ter d Aoas, pour
ar in po,lr.a retirsr Son stock 80 eonpose g y
magni fque asso men. de 4ssss -
~ MARcHAsDIsEg SEcHEs St si5ss s. s5s
LIsaE Fa1T, ssElI EEIE,ss.f # g
- CavreIIERl PaRTUaERIE, a5..ss.
gnars BoTrrs, soUL1ERs, &c.
So s; Is na,,ic vent acheter bon maEcha zen voic;
.,,ceasiou. 3. Levy.
oIo nasioasas, es Anil ] ssas
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. . /, yR.- -ITs,

Il liz j 81.
fssas UlsE Habilat atiorss ssucria are, ssiIsise Id
Il Bayou Ghicot, Eontsnants 500 acres de
terre, 400 desqusIs sollt entoure Bon.
he sucrerie, Hangar de- hfoulia aacoton, Ecuties,
iMagasins naTs. &c, comnae anssi ma :bonne
Meison de derneure. Cabanes II Iaaares, batissesI
accessoiIes. &cx s s RICHIE,
Agents nonr il vente des seETcs.
M asbins tor, ts sAaaf
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