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Gloves-alI styles and qualities.
Half Hosc--all qualities.
Handkcrchiefs-all qualities.
Cravats, Scarfs, Ties.
And all articles necessary for q Gentle
mans Wardrobe.
ShawlS, Travelling Blankets,
Trunks, Valises, carpet Bags,
Umbrellas, etc, etc, etc.
Boys Clothing Of every description.
sSy-OrderS from the country respectfully
solicited. 10 sending orders please give the fol-
lowing measures:
FOR COAT-Size of breast in inches-size Of
Wslst-iength OF arm from the centre of back
-heIghih OF person.
FOX rANTALOONS-Size of wais,--length
ofinside seam.
FOR 'ESI--Sizeo OF waist--length of vest from
collar.
FOX StiIRT-Size Of neck-length of arm.
Gail and axamIne for yourselves at the
IRON PALACE or
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
STORY BUILDING.
lan7 Corner Camp and Common streets.
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.FeE Grocery Establishment.

TUE unders gned begs leave 10 inform his
! friends and The public generally, that be has
oP"fed a Grocery Store IA ice building on Bank
street, adjoining The Furniture store-of \ WI
be't, where he will Consistently keep 81 assort.
ment OF FrcsEs groceries Of every drs-
cIlpnoH usually Kept In tirocery stores, which
he offers to the public al the very lowest prices.
FOR CASH.
He trusts that his fiends and citizens gene.
rally OF P.aqneminr and Vicinity VIII Civ bIn
a portion OF ihetT patronage.
tebi i. A. ORlLIION
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NEW .4DJ,S
DONOVAN & NEUT2.
~sAN9SNs,
95....... Camp street. $780,. o.
NEW ORLEANS.

GNCHOVIES-h OIL and SAT-.
-2PPLES-GrceH: Dr.sd, Pre'e~sSd, and .sD-.
JRV. TS
BACON-BregIfast Baron. Side, and sBo,ls..
BEEF-Pliaadpiia and Western. DRIED Re-,
BCTTER-Gostes. boil and HestOn.
BCCkHHElT-h 6tis, If DO, bags and Jo.,
BEOH.l-BoEtrS ertTa preDaysd
BEOoN>-CorA. Rlr and Whip.
HhtcrdsA, Shoe, Scrubs and D.a.
CHEESE-EagHsA DARN, Cram, Wa,,,
Pre- 1Dpic DuicL and Sa2sasJ.
CR.iCKERS-CractHis. Cinnamon; Carov,,
Cream. NAt. Sugar, Boston, Wqtcr, Gtng,,
U,as, S0aa ant WqecaJUHi Snaps.
COFF EE-OH Coz. Jard, Famuly lara. Horo,o
Oa RIO, Lagutra, Nooa, MEXICAN and Con.
Rico.
CHOCOLATE IND Cocoa.
CLANS md OYSTERS.
DRIED CHERRIES-BlackEoriC. and PeaeL,
EGGS
FRUITS-Rat,ins. Currants. Pie Fruits. Tall.
Fruits. Primes. Figs, Cayon and Cran5erria
FLOUR-F f. f. G. Golden Hue. and .4lauhc
1T J5is, NJ 5t's dad6ag,.
FISH-Mq,kcrh IN hfb5. Kit. and N Edo. Codfh
Nact,aa~ Trout. Salmon. picked and spic,d'
Roe H0yrng. DIED Herring. HaiGut auS
Scotch Hrri1g.
GiNGEE-taHton Dried and puirrised.
HERBS-Sfgc, Thyme, Sarory aud MaJusn.
H.3US-Sugar- CureL. Green and Mutton.
ISLNGL.iSS IND GEL.4TINE.
JELLIES-CVraaf. GrOgC. Plumb Damson. r.
pis. OycrCe, Biack60ry. Rqsp6crry, Stras.
carry. Laai0", Pelet Gaa Cara.
LIQI0ES. HINES .4yD CORDLlLs-Bro,.
dy, Hl.Shy, Champagne. Madcica. Port. Mus.
cat, SaDyry. .2aaIseuc, GuignOi0, Rafafai,
Trrr.- ~. IL. n II =
HoSstatcr batrrs. Scbn3am Soinappi,
Orange Flora Haicy. lie. Porter. Clara
Htnes. b.Gcs6o7g, lad Cha,1y and Fye3h
COrdja1s.
NOLA>SES AND SYREP-Plamtatioa
and SaSar-ho.se MahCsscS, Stctrart 5 and Bel.
c,o ) Syrup, anil svoD de Baterie.
NtYS-A!monas, SGT shell and shelled, and
Pecans.
OILS C"ion Seed, Lard ard Sperm.
PIChLLS-Oltres, PecsAiui. GcrkirL
Inns. Caplleorrsrs, OIions. Red CaJ6ass, +.
POiA TOES Lish and Slceei.
PRE%ERtES-PH Pine Aprle. Pas, Pedcas,
crGb ,,I2g6e, Orange. Blackberry, Raspberry,
&rat60yy. Pilns, .3pricOt:, Danisons, Chez.
fits, GTHgs, Gyccg Cages and LINES.
QtlNCE6-P Preserved and Ounce L!4ies.
EiCE-Bdylcy, Sp!! qsd DRIED Green Pa, an4
Beans.
SODA- Cream, T'arlar Salaratus and Yeast
Folcdsys.
SALT-Nlarc!, Soap, Mustard, Pepper,
Lamp WIck, &c.
Mushroom. Reichup. TomaYs
Do, Uorce.!0shre. Soho, John Bulls, Harvsy's,
Paoh, Bcef-steak, CANA Royal, &c.
SCGAR-broru, Grahuiale9. P0,rdrrsd.
Loot aud Crushsd.
SOlPh-Oltieys, K4Ks, K.Aer's, Honey,
Palm Oil, .ibHOnd aud Transparent.
T0IGCES- SHeGr,Cgrj and pnILI
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however, the said M,llaudon pay all the costs
already incurred in said suit.
The report Of the commissioners Of the
Bayou Paul Bridge was presented, READ and
| accepted.
The petition of Pierre African praying for
relief was presented, read, and laid over t. the
next meeting.
Mr. Chrislin offered the following resola-
ton:
Ge5olrcG, That the rates Of ferriagc for foot
passengers across the Mississippi river, oppo-
| site the town Of p~IaQuemjne, be increased =
twenty cents instead Of fifteen, as heretofore.
The said resolution was laid over 70 tie neat
meeting.
TIE petition Of the residents Of Baycus
Crosse Tete and haringouin, praying Tor "a
| pHblic road from the Crosse Ieie opposite
Roseda,e to the Bayou Mgcingou,u, on ia. line
dividing DR.. Campbcirs plantation from Hrs.
Dickiuson's, ana m the rear OF their planla-
tons on the line dividing the plantations @.
Joseph u. Young and Charles B-icner, having
been presented and read. vas On mo, On
adopted with the gr0riso, that d, parties in.
terestnl pay ell expenses, and assume al res.
pOnsibiltics in the making Or tsta5lishiH-
said road. And on mot On, Me,srs. Hiram
Sigler, K. \. Stewart and uenrie reijchet were
appointed commissioners 10 locate and -.
ta0lish the above road as prayed Tor in tie
above petition.
Mr.. gallagher offered the following rrsolu
ton, which is as follows, w:
Rs5oire9, That the Treasurer o. the Parish
OF Iberyille shall hereafter receive as y comreu
SatjCn for his seTv ccS rs Parish Treasurer,
four hundred dollars, 10 bee PAID quarterly: be
IL tDrtlpr rPsolyr1 that ELL orf. r,,.,.s .,'I r.-
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GAZETTE 6 SDNTINEL.
ON THE BANKS OF ALABAMA

On Thy banks, sweet Alabama,
Where grow the roses wild.
How often have ! fingered
When ] was bat a child;
Upon thy dear, loy'd waters,
Floating in the deep moonlight.
Alb, how oft fye fondly gazed,
U~nsconscioas Of the night.
On tLy banks, sweet Alabama,
Where grow the roses wild,
How oft have ] fingered
When | wa. but a child.
And there, TOO, al early morning,
With singing birds so sweet,
would stray till god of day
Sped on with shining heat.
Thy banks are changed, sweet river,
And hushed that wild birds lay,
But the memory OF that lifetime
Is green with me Away.
And what tine the wild rose bloweth,
II brings sweet thoughts Of thee;
Yet when summer suns are over
| IN like a l~eGfless tree.
On thy banks my brother sleercIh,
And the dew begreens bis grave,
And the one loved, my Mary,
Sleeps lonely by the wave.
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Mules

I'HE undersigned respectfully informs his
l. friends and the public generally. that he pa,
determined in future, as a great accommodates
TO his patrons, to keep in Plaquemine. ih:s.sn-
out the year, a fine stock of Hc.s-s and Mules,
and also Slaves; which he intends to sell Iorrer
than The prices Of any other trader, and upon the
usual accommodating terms. He trusts this re-
newed evidence OF his disposition to accommo-
date the public, will insure him a continuance Of
the patronage he has heretofore received.
au3s n. z. MOORE.
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NINNN0ENID
tNA4tlaG.y". WV
@mmd NJ Ahun
RvF@ That The Sheriff ID and h, !,
hereby authorized to purchase for the use Of
the Court room Al mnch or,Sv m,,t;o, 80.

" WV hNA "
the Court room as much grass mating as NAV
be necessary to cover the aoor Of said Court
room.
On motion of Mr. Hyde.
heS0tced, That that portion OF The West
Bank Of Lower Grand River extending from
ITS junction with Bayou Pigeon to the lower
limits OF the parish on said river, be and is
hereby included in the Seventh Road and Lee
wee District, and shall be subject To- the In.
spectIon OF tie commissary Of said district.
Then the following accounts were allowed
alter being approved by the committee OF the
whole, to wit:
Theodore Blanchard, Sheriff in erin.
inal matters, S233 "a
Thee. Blanchard, for salary and holds
ing elections, $50 90
.peo' DlahCharu lor jan Lees, &c, Gt 20
1heo. blanchard for mattresses for the
parish, II On
DR.. c. Ii. Berry. for examination Of the
body Of Mr.. Moore, 10 90
III. I. Snee, j. Peace fees in criminal
matters, * 80
: II DreauX' constable, do DO, 10 81
matters, ~ IS
AdoIphe Hebert and others for hold.
ing election at the Oaks, 4 10
DR.. Ward for professional services 70
prisoners in Jail, 90 90
Stockley d Delavallade for medicines
furnished to Thomas GodSil, so 90
Alex. o. Hebert, Constable, 6 az
L. L. Grace and Sosthene Comme,ux's 90,
counts were rejected for want of furmaiity.
oh motion, the Police Jury adjourned to to.
morrow the 10th inst.
April l0th.-The Police Jury mat ,,rs,.,,
to adjournment.
Present as before, with the exception of Mr..
Landry.
The petition of PAMELA William, nr,vinc
LOT a pension was read and accepted and Oh
Ipv,Ioh u was resolved that a pension Of eight
uolars per month be allowed her, payable Up.
ward.
The petitions Of Widow Richard Viuier and
Ephraim Lanier, praying for a pension rerr
presented, read and rejected.
Res0trai, That the resolution nasse6 i,
1856, allowing the members of the Police .Jprv
four dollars per day and mileage, be and the
same is hereby repealed. The resolution WAS
offered by Mr.. Dardenne, and the same baviny
been put to vote was unanimously sdonted
Then came Mr.. Allen Jumel. Parish Trs.s.
urer, who presented his accounts with youcb.
ers annexed, and the committee of the whole
having carefully examined the same, do report
and say that the accounts are Just and correct,
and that there is in the hands of the Treasu.
rer a cash balance of S21,S SIS %.
ResoLred, That the sum of one hundred and
forty seven 62.100 dollars be refunded bv Mr.
Allen Jumel, Parish Treasurer, to G. s. Rous.
seau, ex-Parish Treasurer, for commissions
due him and paid TO A. Jumel through error.
On motion Of Mr.. Keep, Resolved, That the
District Atty. be requested to enter a mol pros
In the case against Laurent Millaudon for fail.
ure to make his road And build his levee on
lots 4 and 8, Town. 8, Range IL East, under
the last order givenby the Road and Levee
Inspector. the Police Jury being satisfied that
aid L. Miliaudon has done every thing ia his
power to have the work completed according
% the order Of said Inspector. Provided
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GAYOSO HOUSE.
Mcmphis. Tenn.

~ This house is now in tie full tide of
l.... prosperity. and the proprietor takes
pride in offering it to lrave Tiers as one
ASInier in no ,espect-if indeed it is
equalled by any--to The hest Hotels in his coun.
ny. The comfort, elegance and conven fence of
The Gayoso House cannot be excelled.
V2 D, oCKRELL, Proprietor
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Negroes /! Negroes

'TNHE planters OF IbervjIle and the adjoining
parishes will please take notice. that | have
Just had landed at Plaquemine. parish of Iber.
vIIe, La. a choice lot OF Negroes, males and te-
males, field hands, cooks, washers and irone,s
ana ha'Ing made arrangements to keep a con-
slant supply on hand. can aud will sell slaves
at lower rates and on more accommodafins terms
Than any trader can, who may visit this section
HENRY E. MOORE.
Plaquemine, Nov. 18th. 1855. #
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Preserve Your Teeth.
:. A. CASADAvANT.
Surgeon Dentist,
IfS ROYAL, STREE

Late lS2, teireen 81. Peter and YDulouse SIS.
CONTINUES 10 call The atteotion of those
who need the services of a competent Den
ti>'' ana those persons whose Teeth have been
Injured by unskI'Iiul Dentists. whose gold drops
out a Snort time alter the Teelh are plugged. and
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be WON with COM
iori. by applying to J. \. C~AsADAvANT. they can
have all operations in the Dental Art performed
-consclentio"sly, and in The most scientific manner.
tie benumbS the gums, before Extracting Teeth.
win a chemical preparation invented by him.
which les>ens The pain. Consultations in
French, Spanish and English. dec3l
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1iaquemine Saw A~iiI.
NEW EEFETz.

MIR. ERNEST HEBERT, having purchased
w out the interest OF J. BrE. CLAUDE. in the
Jaw Mil ois bayou Piaquemiue. in the iowa OF
iIdqurnllne, The nim, from tie ~ day OF March.
WIZ De Known ry ihe name. and coma lc'td un-
der The ffn OF A HEBERT X !. 3. MNlLLO.
aud the patronage oi The public Of the town aud
faiIsh Is respectfully solicited.
- hey will endeavoT 10 keep a regular sup.
ply of Lumber on hand. Of the best description.
al all times. which they viii dispose OF al the ru-
ling rates, aud on the most accommodating terms.
HEBEET * MAILLO
March 10. 1860.
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ceedirgs were had:
WHEREAS: TEc term OF service Of the n,-m-
bers of the 1st, 18th, 9th aud Tth wards Of said
parish has expired It is ordered and decreed
that an election b. held according TO law in
each Of said wards Tor members Of the Police
Jury, and that the Sheriff BE- requi-ed to pub
lish said election and make returns hereof &c
cording 10 law.
The petition G. the iulal.tlnts Of Bayou
Jacob, praying they may be permitted to close
the Bayou Petit DiaLIe, Was presented and
read, and on motion Of Mr.. DardeEne he ll
lowing resolution TaS offered:
Resol2e1, That the prayer Of the inhabitants
OF Bayou Jacob be granted, and they be and
are hereby authorized to close the bayou
(Petit Diable) with piles at or below its mouth
at the discretion Of said inhabitants and that
said resolution being seconded, was put to
vote, when 1t appeared that NessrS. Dardeuue.
Landry, Hyde and Keep, voted in the affirm
atiye-4 yeas; and aIeSSrs. G. ,llagher and Ha.
bin voted in the ueoatiye-2 nays. There
fore said resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Keep offered the FLOWING r,so!ul;ca,
which was adopted:
ResOtred, That Joseph Allies be and he !,
hereby authorized to charge the same rates Of
toll for the Indian Village Ferry, that have
usually been paid, until the expiration of his
present contract, and that after the expiration
Ol Sald present contract Of said AIpS hr S,il
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Aew &utcherv.

NeW &utchery.
HSI The undersigned respectfully informs the
-.'public that he has purchased the old and
well known Butchery of r. Smith. and that he
intends to keep MS stall well supplied with the
best oil Beet Mutton, Pork, &c. By a strict al
%ientlon 10 has business in the above respect. he
hopes 10 have a share OF public patronage. and
particularly the patronage of Nj. SmiI6's niJ
CUSTOMERS. WV
/. :. The carts will run as usual down the
Coast and 10 the Park,
dec25-lm BEPTR AM REypTS
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Police Jury-2arisa Of L5ervil.e.

On Monday the gth day Of April, 1860, at a
meeting Of tie Police jury Of the Pa.
IRISH Of lbsryilIe, the following members were
pracaDf 70 nit
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T. RoTu..-.PACL oEBLIEUX....o. NARIoSNEACX
NEW FIRM.
ROTH, DEBLEESX g. CO.,
Commission Merchants,
y DEALERS ~
Dry Goods, Clothing. Jewelry.
Boots and Shoo5,
Hardware, CrOciCerv, saddeIry,
&R91ERNSS
1gew Goods ! Igeew Goods /! !
Fat amt VInfcr Supply.


Now ia store and for sale by ROTH. DE-
y BLIEUN \ CO, a. ,AcIr old stand, corner
Bank and Nam streets. PIaquelnine, La
60 DOis. bieached Vi nate OiI;
20 bbis. water strained Lard Oil;
IS bjis. MOL 90.
10 JJ,s. cotton seed OIL:
1900 par best oaG-ianuei Russets,
1000 pair IIou-pcg>, oaa-'anned Russe's,
80 PAIR planters ions-.eg grain Boots;
$50 PAIR l.snteI-' ,ror, lrg Boots;
100 kr.s"y Monkey Jackets.
500 Kersey Panl,.
100 dozen Kentucky Wool Socks:
% 60 10 Ne soch, and Stockings,
90 10 H..e and Red Flannel OverShirIs,
Is DO Collins. Nv lankee Patent Axes,
s. 90 BlacE AMI Waite Wool Hats;
10 DO Glazed Hats.
10 90 Scoch Wool Caps;
20 Do Ames spades. Snort and long handles,
IS do Ames. shoFei,, do %,
30 90 Cast-,iccl Case Knives:
; do lton, tin aud copper sugar AIDES
; 10 do 90 20 skimners.
saGdECry.
A full assortment OF Ladies, Misses, Gents and
Boys Plain aUd Quilted Seas. Bu.cIIua. Carr
Saddles, Buggy ami Cdujr.e Harness. aiding
end Buggy " Dips. B..ad brides. Bride Filings
Port and snaEl,e Bits, N4rtlhgaies, Buggy ReIus,
Guitus and Sur>Iuc'es.
Giotiiing--glothing,
OF latest S. ,r>, Tor nenis, Bows and Children
4 large assortment seauYless OyrTcoais.
EHi:iN RG1Gcr G0OGsS.
Goats and Wrappers.
hats. Camp Blankets
Table Covers. DUOT-mals.
Rubber Cloths. of djfcreut widths and c~Oiors,
lands and Hos y. all Sizes.
CaTpetiDg -CaTpeting.
20 pieces assorted rdtIeius. and ranging from
y l-2 10 SOC. per yard. Parlor Buss assorted
Cdfpe! Binding. Floor OIL Club, ~. -, t..
- WiGe.
3" Oar goods having been selected in person
b. NT ko'h IN New loTk, Boston. Cincinnati
and LOUISVILLE, We are able TO sell at New o.
icaus prices. GIVE us a trial and satisfy your
selves
ocl ROTH, DEBLIEUX & co.
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Always First il SEASON.!
Goods for Me K0yvG0uS,

NJ r. are now opening ii very large stock of
w FANCY GOODS, both useful aid orna-
mental, which we will sell as low as possib e.
We invite the public to call and examine. No
trouble 10 show goods.
de3 STUCKLEY & DELAVALLADE.
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BOARDING.

INHOSE IN want of Board, are invited to MRs.
l. McFADDlN'S on Main street. She keens
an excellent table and her terms are moderate.
u Dinners or Meals will at all times dur;n,
the dry, be furnished to those calling on her
Pis9usmine, Oc "a, 1852 1v
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4. labor of Years Reduced 40 II
EcW Days.

nAVING been iniUced by frequent soiicita-
Il I on. To make public the science OF Kettle
Setting that | practice. | hereby give notice - all
persons desiring 10 acquire 4 knowledge OF the
su. that / VIII give them instructions Tor the
setting Of Kettles, .0r either wood OF coal, Oh APP
pIIca'IUu 10 "a.
Ny system Is based upon PRINCIPLES, tho plan.
si1iiily auL correctness Of which AUNT OF 10 COM
tra5!c:!oa. which STE quickly ard luiiy CON Tr-
hended, aUd ;aeieIo.e .-. able 10 be easily .or.
gotten.
have models .or ave different constructions
of Kettles, cad designs by which instruction j,
made taay, amt The AT soon acquired. C0,ic,
OF designs or draw nc, are given 10 those whom
! instruct. All those 10 " Iom teach any sv>-
,em, STe also assisted by my services, II required.
Instructions ar" only gwen 10 those who have
been three OF iOuy wears IT the business Of Kettle
Setting. and are good wo,kmen.
Fog uitucT particulars. inquire, by letter or
OILeiN So. vi tae Undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
Piaqucra'nc. T-r.sno Of lber,iie) La Feb. -, Is,s.
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''NOCV UNDERSIGNED have aaooaa,rn.
%oTse ssbceing.
MARK

y ESPECTFULLY informs his tueai4 -
- and the pubic in general that haviucN /
purchased The interest Of III. Kennedy ia y I
hs Blacksmith shop. OH the correy OF Main and
Greauu streets, be will In future carry on blsi
ness al that place. Oh hi> own account. art
trusts TO receive a portion Of the public patron
age. %
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28
China Vases.

CHINA vases.
4 FINE ASSORTMCNT, Of all sizes an,
IL prices. For sale by
de3 STOCKLEY x DELAVALLADF.
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S;sG6iC2y.
Gioti,ing--giothin
EHisiN RGJGcr G0OGS.

Goats and Wrappers.
hats, Camp Blankets
Table Covers. DoOT-mals.
Rubber Cloths, of djicreu, widths and coiors,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

AIDES and Misses Reticules. Work .boxe.
IL and Necessaires; Paper Mdche Work-box.
eS aud "ntIng Desks-a very large and lne as.
ortment For sale by
dec3 SrUCKLEY & DELAVALLaDE.
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ALLEN JUMEE, TREASURER.

III Accoan! uih Ike Parish cfNeryiE,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-13
Rec soR q DEARpo OFF

tn. Place 10 Get your Money Back.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-13

Mr.. NEFF will be at the warehouse, at
all times, to atten TO business there, and
Mr.. NEEDHAM will be ut his store, i'm the
"Shaw Building" northwest corner of the
Public Square, ALWAYS ready to buy grain.
Mr.. NEEDHAM has also just receive ed
one of the largest and best select stocks OF
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-13

wASIIINGTONiAN TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY meets every LIST and Sd Satur'
day evenings of each month at the NJ. K,
Church.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-13
cmURCm DIR r CTOR "


Situated on the west side Of Meridian ST.,
m the South part Of town. Preaching eve
~ alternate Sabbath at half past ten
O'Clock, A. NJ. aud at I p. VI; commencing
on the second Sabbath in April. c6O.--Rev.
J. A. Campbell, Pastor.
Sabbath School every sabbath. at two
o'clsck, Il. NJ.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-13
COLUMBUS & INDIANAPOLIS
RAIL ROAD LINE.
Notice

Is hereby given that will sell at public
l. auction, on Friday, the 2lst day of
December next, az the residence Of JAMES
Snyder. late Of Randolph County deed. all
his personal property. consisting OF horses
hogs, cow, sheep, corn, hay. wheat in the
field. farming utensils. wagon. household
and kitchen furniture, and various other
articles too tedious 10 enumerate A
credit of twelve months will be given or
all sums over three dollars, the purchaser
giving his note with approved surety,
waving valuation and appraisement laws
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-13
Groonvf1lo Nnd Mi
anal h. H.
TINE TABLE.
TO TAKE EFFECT on AND AFTsR
Monday, December 5th, 1880.
WESTWARD TRAINS.

WESTWARD TRAINS.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Dayton, Union De
pot nj $40 \. W.. on arrival of the Ex.
press Train of the Cincinnati, Hamilton a
Dayton r. r., and arrives At Union at
iI35 A. ".
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dayton, tUn-
ion Depot, at $40 Il. NJ. and arrives
at Union Sos Il. W.. connecting with
train on the ]. p. A c., for al points on the
line OF that Roai. West Of Union.
EASTWARD TRAINS.
MAIL 4 EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Union
at 100 n. VI. AMI arrives nj DAYTON NJ
s.sSP. W. connecting with the Mil Train
Of the Cincinnati. Hamilton 4 DAYTON X
r.. leavip~ DAYTON NJ as r. VI.
PASSENGER & FREIGHT lcares I'm.
ion at So \. w.. on the arrival Of the
train on the l., p & o. r.. r., and arrives Al
DAYTON nj SOS \. ". connecting with th'
Express Train of the c, n 4 D. r. r.
leaving Dayton a. go A VI.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-13
4. q - q r. ~ +.

4. q. %. =. Meets every Thursday even
ing at g. o'clock, at their new Hall, on the
Public Square.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-13

Situated on Meridian Street. South part OF
town. Preaching every Sabbath at hall
sast ten o'clock. A. NJ. ana at night. by
the Pastor, Rev. II. J. Meek.
Sabbath School at half paste ,shto'clOek.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-13
RANDOLPH DIVISION No. (.

Sens Of Temperance Of Winchester, meets
every Tuesday evening of each week, NJ
the Temperance Hal, ON the corner of Main
and Washington Streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-15
CoaMERcIAL NEWS FROM GALVESTON. The Gal

COMMERCIAL NEWS FROM GALvEsTos. The Gal
weston News Of Saturday last has the following
The movement in produce has, during the past
week, been moderate only. Adverse accounts
from foreign and home markets suspended all
operations for several days, and although more
satisfactory adgices have since come to hand BUSH
ness in the staple is not brisk.
The news Of i head rise in Trinity river, which.
was received few days ago. has led to very active
trade. more especially for groceries, etc
Cold weather on Saturday and very heavy rain
ON Sunday have been followed BY clear weather
and spring like temperature.
CoTroN.--our last report closed ON dull market
The adviees received on Saturday morning rom
New Orleans were not encouraging, and N sales OF
about $50 bales buyers obtained sonie advantage.
BY the Berwick steamer on Sunday, news three
days later from Liverpool, showing a, decline q
10 3aI6d., was received, together with accounts
Of very dun appearance Of the home markets. ana
reduced quotations New IN mGha s
ane sale only of about l20 bales was effected at
prices not made known.