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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-01

FATAL AFFRAY IN ARKANsAs.-A
desperate affray occurred in lndepen
dence County, Arkansas, a few days
since, between party Of seven Of
eight men. Two Of the combatants
named Mullen aud Fleming, were in
stantly killed, and several others dan
gerouSly wounded. Pistols end bow
ic-knives were the weapons used.
UNPLEASANT MIsTAKE.-A young
lady in st. Paul rose from her bed, 9
few nights since, to make an applica
ton Of camphor to her throbbing TEN,
pies. BY mistake she got hold of q
bottle otindelible ink. The error was
not discovered IN time to prevent q
most damaging effect to the fair ones
personal appearance. u
LARCENY OF A FINE WATcu FROM
Mrs. DoUGLAs.--On Tuesday morn.
ing, on board the steamer JIG. SwUn,
at Memphis, Mrs. S. A. Deuglas was
robbed Of a fine ladies' watch worth
$500. No clue was obtained to the
of the theft. e''l
A NOBLE CoMMUNIrY.-The New
Ledger says that Frederick
Township, Dubois County, Indiana,
polled 266 votes, every one of which
was for Hendricks and the whole Dem
ocratic State ticket.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-01
nPThe plume Of three feathers an,

~The plume ofthrce feathers and
the motto Ieh Diem, Il serve,) have
been worn by the Prince Of Wales
since the battle Of Crecy, in 1916,
when Edward, the Black Prince, took
q coronct bearing them from the head
Of John, King Of Bohemia, whom he
had slain with his own hands.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-01
LISI 0E PREMIUMS

Awarded at the Annual Fair ofthe Vim.
ton County Agricultural Society held
at Macarthur on the 10th and goth days
of September, 1860. ....
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-01

THE. CENSUS OF THE NoRTH WEST
The census returns are now so nearly
completed that we can approximate
closely to the population Of the North
west. II will stand about as follows:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-01
Hand Near PrattsyiIIe.

TIGHT hundred anI forty acres Of land will DO
~ sold at tie School House near Mr. Josiah
Wilson's, eSst Of Prattsville, on the 18th of Oc-
tober, At AUCTION, to the highest bidder
Part payment down, and the balance in deferred
payments. This land belongs to j. NJ. Wood
ridge, Of Marietta, and will doubtless sell very
low. j. WOODBRIDGE,
sept 20, lsjO-B3w. Marietta, o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-01
BAKERY { CONFECTIONERY.
WIZ, A. JOHNSTON,

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER IN
Candy, Confectionery, Crackers, Cakes,
8nd Fresh Bread.
Basement Of Bratton's Building, ecst IF Court HcHss,
McARTHUR, OHIO, uf
I S now prepared to furnish customers with fresh
l. Breadeyery day, delivered at their residences.
lie also manufactures Cakes and Candies of ell
kinds, and will be happy to supply families, or
Wedding, Picnic, or other parties on short no
tice.
Also, GROCERIES, Nuts, Oranges, Lemons
and other tropical fruits always on hand and for
sale cheap.
WANTED-BUTTER and EGGS, for which
the highest market prices will be paid,
+ II SALE-YEAST, in quantities to sui
purchasers. ...
A long experience in tho business enables him
TO warrant satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their custom.
April IL, lSG0.-tfc
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-01
GNING MEST.-AERlNE
IllNnChcster and HillsbOrO',

fE9~Expross Mail East makes close connections
atParkersburg with baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
road and at Cincinnati with trains for all points
West
az Passengors leaving Parkorsharg at 10
y. NJ arrives at Columbus 10 L. n,
~ Tickets at reduced rates, are sold at Chill
licothe and Athens for Columbus
~ Through tickets TO all points East and
Wet can .ba obtained at all the Principal Ticket
Offices on the line Of the road.
l53"A Discount often CcHts OIL Each
Ticket ftom regular Tariff Rates will he made
onall Tickets purchased at the Ticket Offices.
ORLAND SMITH, Sup't.
JoHN FoGGITT, General Ticket Agent.
Chillicothe, May !, l3GO-39'tf ....
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that my wife Mary
IN McKibben, has leftmy bed and board with
out any lust cause or, PROPAGATION, and that all
persons are forewarnelnot TO trust or llarbor her
on my aSdodntasl llpay 20 debts OF her con.
tracing. .cs.5C THOMAS McKIBBEN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-01
c. p. BROWN.
c. p. BROWN. 0. W. GILMAN
.M'AR7HUR STEAM MILL.
BrOwn & Gilman

WoULD respectfully announce to the people
w that they are prepared to accommodates
customers, on Che shortest notice, with the best
quality Of
FLOUR AND MEAL,
and wild do grinding at Water Mill rates of tol
to wit: one-tenth of Wheat and one eighth o.
Corn.
The highest market price IN CASH will be
pGid for Wheat and Corn. ~ ftr
WOOA DING.
Having two machines in good running order,
and having secured theservcos ofl. N. Lottridge,
an old and experienced Cardcr, VIC can assure
customers hat the best attention will be paid to
AL lots Of wool left at our establishment.
N. Bit requires one pound ofcoOn grease to
eight pounds Of wool.
Macarthur, April y, lS6O-3m. o.
wILLrAN M'FnHEsoN. L. A. RaArFoE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-01
EDWARD HOLLAND,
John Brewers Estate,

John brewers. Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that John Dowd, Ad-
~ miristrator Of the estate ofJohn Brewer has
filed in the Probate Court Of Vinton County his
accounts and vouchers for inspection and final
settlement, and that the same will be passed upon
by said Court on the goth day Of November, \
D. 1850. p u B. P. HEWlfT} Plcbi Judge.
October "a. lsaO--sw, l1isr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-01
Marietta 81 Cincinnati and
EHiHlsbOrO'
r A | L II o A DS.

s;i.fs.zs :; f,s f7i;I7-tz 7t+7 EtsfEssy ATT
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PUBLIC SALE.

Estate Of Norbert Lca,cIos, deceased
vi She public are hereby informed that there
u WILDE sold, at pubic SALE to the las
and highestssddef, By the undersigned auc
sro5neer, at the last residence Of Norbert Ian
clos, deceased, in Prairie Gros ChsvreuiI, :
the Parish of St. Landry ous y
Saturday. tie 18Th day of May 1860
the following described property, belonging
to said Estate. to wit: -
( THREE SLAV ESS:
Adeluiae, a negro woman aged aseut "a
years, with her child, Marie, aged about 1.
Eug6aae, negro girl aged about Is
One Buggy, and some other moseable pro-
perty. s-z..-....-s -..
Terms and Cona ts;ons:-Th foregoing
property will be sold upon credit of one &
two years, from the day of sale Purchasers
giving their notes with approved personal Sc
eurity tn solido to the satisfaction Of whom
the right, payable to the order Of the Exc
cutrix, at the Office of John f. King. in the
town of Opelousas; and moreover, the slaves
remaining specially n1ortgaged unto said Es-
tate until full and entire payment Of capital
and interest.
r. J. SMITH, Jr.
April ID, 1860. Auctioneey
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pasHIasaBLg eIeTHIHG ESTABLISHMENT.

Opelousaa, March l7th, Is6O
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state of Louisiana.

District Coars.-Parisa ef ST. Landry.--No. sal4.
w Nj. H. SPENCER. Of the Parish Of St. Lam
w dry, Administrator OF the Estate of E. w.
Davis, deceased Iateof The Parish of ST. Landry,
having filed his final Tableaa of said Estate, accom-.
PANIED by petition praying for the honoiogatiot,
Of the same And whereas the prayer Of said pe-
tition has been granted by order Of Court dated
April l7th, 1860 #
Therefore, notice Is hereby given to ait interes-
ted to make opposition, If any they have, in wri-
ting, n my office, within thirty days from. the
date hereof why said Tableau should not be homo
iogated, the Administrator be discharged Of all
further liabiitiesas such and his bond cancelled
i. LASTRAPES, Clerk
Opelousas, April 21st, 1860.
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sta &c of Louisiana.

Dsstriet cosTs.-Parish Of 81. Land,y-No. ss4a.
Y ALENTINE C. CLARK, of the Parish ofst
Landry Administrator of the Estate of Be MIA
min McCieland, deceased, late OF the Parish Of
st. Landry, having flied his final account and set
tiement OF the Estate in community between Mar.
garet Sloane, widow OF BENJAMIN McCleilaad, de.
ceased and the heirs OF said deceased;-And where.
as the prayer Of said petition has been granted by
al order of Court, dated April goth, 1860
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all interes.
ted to make opposition, ifany they have, in wri-
ting in my Office, within thirty days from the date
hereof, why said account should not be honologa-
ted the Administrator discharged of all further la
biities as such and his bond cancelled.
1. LASTRAPEs, Clerk
Opeiousas, Apri! 2Ist, 1860.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ESTATE on THE LATE JAeoB HANNAH, SENIOR. DECD.
THyHE public are hereby informed that there will
be sold at public sale, to the last aud highest
bidder, by the undersigned Administrator, before
the Court House door, 10 the Town Of OpeIousas,
On Tuesday the 10Th May nerf, 1860,
the tract Of land hereinafter described belonging to
the estate of Jacob Harman, deceased, late Of the
Parishof ST. Laadry, to-wil: s===s
s A Tract OF land,
sitnated on the West side OF the River
Mermento, ii the Parish Of st Landry,
measuring ten arpents front BY forty ar.
pents & depth, It being GIaim No. 15s3, confirmed
BY Certificate Of Comm Of the General Land
Office s==
Terms and conditions made known On the day d
sale. TH0S j. SLOANE,
April I4th 1860. Administrator.
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sta te of R.0uisIaaa.

pa1i.s 1.srg!'s ei s. cozas Isas,v No. 1891.
SELiA A. KING, of the Parish of St. Landry.
= Administrator Of the Estate of Ma ele;ne
hsng. deceased late of said Parish, havirg fIsd a
h.a lableau OF administration of the affairs of said
Estate, accompanied by petition praying for The
hoa"iesation OF the saue.-And whereas the
prayer ol said petition has been granted by an Or
der OF Court dated 3oth March 1860.
Therefore, notice is hereby gwen to all interes-
ted, to make opposition, if any they have. within
Ihilsy days from the date hereof why said Tableaa
should not be homologated and the Administrator
De authorized to settle in conformity with s,;J r.
bIeau. L. LASTRapEs CIn.,.
Opelousas March 3fst. 1890
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nlRI'g ACADEMY, !,
u1lE.
tlmlausas, 81. LaadrT, La.

NHIS stssutlen, lately established III the town
of opeloasas, ID hestow upon the boYs and
youths of the Parish the incomparabIe blessing 81
10th Of October Y
The eoaIse of destruction viii embrace such
branches Is will be most useful to the pupils the
utmost care viii be paid % their rapid Improve
msnt go s.
The best Teachers will b selected their num-
ber VIII be increased, 10 suit the increasing number
of the students.
D. Ihs5verg steeesa q re Institution from
mead IF its their ure0nqaerable determination ID
out The noble work, are the hes. pledge they
can U parents Ior ths improvement of sheir
.childrsn. 6 a 90 ss5ys9 Is
Ear serus and other paEticuIars apply ID
RKv. Ga TLBERT RAYMOND.
d ganasassas Naptszshs. g5fh. 1853
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NEW STORE!

7HSHE undersigned, having formed commercial
N co-partnership under the style Of Ney d De-
pr, hare the honor Of Announcing to their friends
and the public generally, that Of then has Just
returned from New York with complete assortment
Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery ware, Tin ware,
Groceries, Shoes ard Boots, Liquors. fancy articles
In 3 word, thay have asuppiy Of every thing that
d Country Store can or ought to have.
Wishing TO discard every thing like charlatanism
from this announcement, nevertheless, the UNDER
sig ed hesitate not To- say, they can sell their mer
chandiza as low as New Orleans retail prices, and
perhaps, cheaper than goods have ever been sold
here up to the present date.
The undersigned, planting themselves upon the
conviction that the cash system il the best as well
for the buyers as the hsmerehant hopes that those
who may be disposed % patronize shern, will not
place them under the hafd necessity of constantly
remeudi,g them, thas. u nconseauenceof owness
of thel prices. they 60 carry on business for sess
only.
They occupy the Old stand of p. d v. Roy. en
BENOIT NEY,
EDMOND DEPRE.
0pelousaa, Mareh l7th, 1860.
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sstea aaab0at Notice.

ssssssy The Steamer SILVER
&C. HEELS. C. Pickett Mas
s,sFassss ter, will leave Washington
every We anesday at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and New
Orlears- every Saturday at S o'clock 2. M.
-Four basges are constant employ ID transpor'
ting sugar and .otton from up Bayo" Beafforthe
Silver Heels.
The public can rely On the punctrahty efthisr
beat: she in the fastest beat In thistrads and he
Recommendations for assengers can not be sur
passed bg any The freight rates the same as
ths other boals in the trade.
Fcrffeight or passage apply OF aosrd Or to FL
ire IT, Cor ii, Washington.
january l4th 1860. 81.
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FLYING DUTGHnAN.

sgfss5ss THIS splendid stallion will stand
at H. Chreten's plantation. near
~ Grand Coteau, and serve a limited
1tsasnher of mares, from March 1st to July 18th,
Is6ojat s25 the season, to be paid the first time
eli service taIl service afterwards to July 10Th
ss60.free,]
Flying Dutchman is half brother to P. D. La
Crcix's Gem He was got by the ever victorious
Eouri.aIoue by Mamonth Eclipse out Of Miss Ball.
q St.; Landry, February 18th 1860 0-3m.
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No. 21
State OF Louisiana.
DISTRICT COURT, ~ coo,
= y : Nh AQlT

r.t'ss 4ssS1Ps 4 s.;s;'1sss;y. seIsni }se ssaa
4 1fpRIEN LARosE FeSTENoT, Administra.
TOR otthe Estate of Alexandra cyprien Larose
HE o"ssnoI deceased having filed Final Tableau of
ogs,ss sns'fasion fsaid Estate accompanied by his
'p ~, pra5ig Tor the homoIoga,ion ofthe sane--
granted BY an order Of Court dated Anr;i e ,sso
Therefore, notice is hereby given 10 al infa,as,ad
70 make opposition if any they have within ,hs,a
days from the date hereof why said Tablsan shon,s
not be homologated, the Administrator ds.h.
OF all further liabilities and his bond cancelled esN
Opelousas, April 18th 1880. - o'ssA'
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. Public Sale.
Estate of John I'll. McGee, dec

Estate of John Fl. McGee, decd
10y virtue of an order of the Honorable,
LID the Fifteenth Judicial District Court
of the State of Louisiana in and for the Par
ish of St. Landry, bearing date the 5th Of
April, 1860. the undersigned. Administrators
of the Estate Of her deceased husband John
H. McGee, will sell at public sale, through the
ministry of duly commissioned anotioneer,
to the last and highest bidder, On the premi-
ses hereinafter described. on
Thursday roth of May next, 1860,
the following described property belonging
To said Estate. to wit:
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State of Eoulafaua.

| Parish e1 st. Landry. so- saso.
wv Lillian F. DAVIS, OF the parish Of St. Ian.
~ dry, Administrator of the Estate of Hannah
deceased, late of the Parish of St. Lam
ary having hled bis final Tableau Of said Estate, ac
compained BY petition praying for the hono,aes.
ton Of the sane;-And whereas the nrayer of ss;d
position has been granted by order Of Court da.
ted April 4tb, 1850. -"
Therefore, notice is hereby giveato all Interested
to make pp1sition, if any they have, in writing in
my Office, within thirty days from the date hereof ere
why said Taoleau should not be homologated. the
Administrators be discharged of further liabilities AZ
such ana his bond cancelled ~
Opelousas, April 7th, 1860.
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PUBLISHED or SATURDAY. BY
JOEL H.. SigDag g WILLIaM n. I'M m 81 aaGGii 9.
CONDITIONS.

subscription, for one year, payable in advance
three dollars il paid at The end Of the yeas foul
dollars No subscription will be received fos .
period less than ono, year. "A subscriber wishing
to discontinue mus give ssten notice to that ef
feet, and settle up all arrearages.
adcertising Advertisements will be inserted
at esnts per line for each and every pub blisason.
4 liberal discount will BE made for yearly and
standing advertisements. q. 4 81. &,
Ali thp advertisements viii be inserted IN french
and english until the editor shall judge II conve-
nisnt to discontinue the publication ,.z .sa.,s, /,
No avertise,ne rlt or subscription will be stopped
until af the arreasagss are paid, unless az the OPP
ion OF the publisher ...s...
No election tickets or other jobs printed without
= money!. or the person ogdsrsng theE1ato d.
Is responsible person.
Ter, dollars in advance will iuEar1abiJ oe re-
red for the announcement ofcandidates torofiee
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FOR, SA # n

YMSHE undersigned offers ior sale his house and
-A lot situatedin the Town Of 0peousas, The
house is large and we'll constructed and nearIynew
together with new kitchen, servants roem good
well, in short very comfortable residence. in q
retired place, and yet near the centre of the town.
II tue property is not sold at private sale be-
tween this and the hrst Saturday of May next,
(5th) the same will bs offered for sale at auction,
on that day, before the Court House in Onelousas,
For further particular apply to the undersigned
j. PEFFERKORN.
OpeIousas, March 3fst. 1850
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DISTRICT CouRr,
Parish of st. Laadrv,

PaiA Of st. Loadry,} NO. $3.50.
osEPHINE Sicily, ofthe Parish ofst Ian.
" dry, Administrative ofthe Succession OF AIex.
andre Close deceased, late of the aforesaid Parish
having tied Tabieau OF her administration Of said
Estate, accompanied by her petition praying that
the same may be homoogated And wbe@rsss @ as th.
prayer of SAID petition mas been granted bv an ordsr
OF Court, dated April 9Th, 1860.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all irterez.
ted, to make Opposition in writing if aay thav
have within thirty days from the date hereof. WIN
SAID Iabieau should not be hono|osa.ed tba
Adminlstratrx be discharged of all further jiabiIi.
TIES as Administrative aforesaid and her bond
be cancelled o'''@
Opelousas, April 7th, 1860. 0e'A'
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CoTToM, yVooT. AND HIDES.

hides brought to him IN sNashiagton during
ths season and will pay the market price either
in cash OF in sight drafts on Nes-Orleans
He still carries on his tannery- where ne mas at
prasst an assortment of good leather for farmers,
satidlers and shoe makers which he will sell cheap
fol- cash or which he will barter for hides OF WOOL.
~ VICTOR TOUCHT.
Washington, February 9TH 1s6e-3m
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For sale AT private Sale.

AgzssA The property Of the subscriber. sitn-
SA arsd Ii :hs Torn CT ape1onsas. es,rsiss-
ssssss Ing Id good DHeilins Hpase, klchaa,
asssz.aS &c. 8 WheeIHHghs Shop With . turning
machine IL ges,d working order. and town Lot.
shops This property will he sold aisa 81 without
ali the s,ualher, tools nc.
Esr yshe terms and censsions apply to2she UNDER
signed, on the pEeAa;ses
ArriI .s4sh. PIEREE AossEllS
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PUBLIC SALE.
Estate of Charles

Estate of Charles Lemelle, decd.
1DY virtue of an order of the Honorable
- the Fifteenth Judicial District Court
in and for the Parish of st. Landry, the .un-
dersigned auctioneer, will sell at public sale
to the last and highest bidder, before the
Court House, in the Town of Opelousas, on
Tuesday the 9th day of May, 1860,
the following described property belonging
to said Estate. to wit: S..
~ 1a@l OF @rDmmD
situated in the town Of Washington, measu-
ring half arpent front by two srpents in
depth, bounded North by Moundville street,
East by the lot belonging to the above estate,
thereafter described) South by lot belong
ingt to Madam Keller, and West by the lot
Of Mr.. Andrus, being the same lot bought
from Adalaide Cafron, about twenty years
ago.
4 CERTAIN TOWN LOT
situated in the town Of Washington, Parish
OF ST. Landry, designated GU the plan Of said
town as being Lot No. 35, bounded North by
Moundville street, East by st. John street,
South by Hill street, and West by lands Of
Charles and Firmin Lemelle, containing one
arpeut, more Or less ...-~
The buildings and improvements situated
on this lot do not belong to the succession,
and, consequently will not be sold.
Terms and Conditions Cash on the
spot. 49,.
AUG. N. ROBIN, Auctsoneey. :
0nelonsas. ADri1 7th. 1860.
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.saa 9lasagl3sl Mossglall1Vsassa

ltsaa 9sa,asaal3l MDsasga asse
l1erchans-T Tailor, opeIousas,t
II AS the honor TO announce 10 his friends aid
IL H the public III general that be has jast artisasd
fiotn New Tark with a lal and complete nssortpent
ssf goods chosen expressly By him and for his pa
casirrs and othsfsauHJ Hshas also largo asserE-
ine,I of ready made csuthmg, cut and made under
III. own Supervision and after the most fashionable
cots most which 10 suit his old patrons Is aias idae
p4isic vho may wish good durable and elegant
Scieshisg.
Opelousaa- Uctobsr 2alh Ia5a--lr.
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B s or - e.

EaraasrsI 4 s1salt Ho.ssss' n slskimgtoss III
sIls lanes y. GREEN LEE. II Mlssis.iip.
pis having pareh hasaed HE above house. bess leave
N ansaouEse to tbs public that noW open ID,
ths VI tfas,sIsn 1T and &C
y stuated and le.sver steam
boat landings fronting the Eour III beau. b
preaa ssss sen nishesIs a.pd Ii,
etpft WI be spared the atians
md Fare easaIar and accepsahIe 10 Hi .trn,,s
e thoss 81 my ho1s IL etIor Of ths Ssa.a
55 Good It'll slss ior hs,rses.
ia JannarF, I4lh 1865
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/ .. saaber. a4samab bea'!!

FWYHE undersigned having improved and
transported his Saw-Mill two miles Of
Harrs's Landing, on Bayou Courtableau, is
now ready to saw any quantity OF lumber, Of
any length, up to 42 feet. Lumber will be
delivered either at his mill Or at Barry s
Landing, and large bills filled at moderate
peiecs. Gno: oAooh
81. LANDRY, Ney. Goth, 1858.
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STR.g FED HORSES.

sssA ESTRAYED from the Plan
U IN tation Of the undersigned, on
~ ~ Bayou Teche, about the 10Th
asnazzs March last, two creole horses,
,,,s black, aged about 6 years, small star in
Ehe.forehead, having one weak eye. and bran
ded near thus d supposed to range about
plaquemiue Brulee
Another creole bay horse, small blaze in
the face, about S years old, PAGES, brand not
reeollected.
a liberal reward will be given to whom.
.soeyer shsll bring said horses back to the
undersigned
y WESLEY STEEN.
:$ssr, 1oca
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s :. k;s @ nId re; r.is and the public generally,
th.s he i ,,ow well suppied with skiIlfui work
men and u,sserial al fs very bes. quality for ma
h,ng ,nenss ana bow caothing Ienceforward be
w.n wosE ana sell m cash only, he can, therefore,
arronaadass eustomeTs sitl any Kind OF TeaTingap-
parei al cheaper prices then heretofore.
Hs ssose il oa the corner OF Main q Vine strsets
nearly opposite r. Al. King residence.
DSL sHEUBLI
cAretrsss ap1sia' - ~. la
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HIGH WATeR ARgANGs. IENTs,

Msasan g W. The fast running AMI FeEulH[
- yPackst Steamer w. BURfoA
ssasss:sssszG. ID. LorAILLIsE Master Will
leave Washington every Sunday at a A. and leave
New Orleans every "Wednesday at 7. "
The E4st running and regular Picket steamer
AgNA pERRET y A. GAFps Master viii eaIs e
Washington every Tuesday 1t i 7. d. and fsaSe
New 0rIesass every Saturday at . F. N.
The Steamer ALINE VI. G. NEAL Master Will aiso
be- IN the trade as Graasent boas having no regular
das for leaving. ...=.,
Passengers and shippers may rely on the puncsusl-
ssy ef TIE sssarness ~ Bagson and Anne Perfet.
The rate of freighI viii be the same as heretofore
viz as.4 So
saupa.fs ss 50 90 per hid
Moassea gsz j. 75 s. bbl
7. Cotton 9 g.. sfs1. Dbl
asssa Il: -. i. aisraGEr & 4 100.