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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-15

From the Advertiser, Providence, RI
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-15

From the Kanawha Valley Star. Kanawha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, will stick TO them.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-15

From the Saint Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic
pills) is rapidly increasing.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-15

From the Advertiser, Providence, Rhode Island.
The Cephallc pills said to be remarkably eff
fective remedy for the heudache and of the
best for that very frequent complaint which has
been discovered.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-15

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cephalc pills accomplish the object for which the.
were made, viz: Cure of headache in all its forms.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-15

From the southern Path Finder, N. Orleans, La.
Try them! you that afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony be added to the already nu-
merous list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-15

From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.
Mr.. Spalding would not connect his name with an
article he did not KNOW TO possess real merit.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-15

From the Democrat, Saint Cloud, MINI.
If you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephallc plls,) so that you
may have them in of attack.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-15
Ypsiianti, Mich, Jan. IA, 1861.

psIldIlII, IICII, JUIl. ISOI.
Mr.. SPALDING,
SIR:
Not'long since sent TO you for box of Cephalic
pills for the cure of the Nervous Headache and Cos
tiveness, and received the same, and they had so
good effect that was induced to send ior IN ore.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. K. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich
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Sherif's Sale.


Dated March 1, l891.-9-6t
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-06-08
AN ORDINANCES

Requiring Slave holders = ri,
ber their negro cabins s 3.
post up, in each CABIN s Z
names of the occupants -
The Police Jury Of the Parish !, !.
dry Orda,ns: '''a % ". III.
That i shall hereafter be thu IN.
'5lnyeholder, planter or person bs q erssy
OF slaves. TO cause each Of bis neoro n.s eaalpp
hn's to We numbered, md to posi ~ saoins =
c,onspiclo"s place within said cn,I ", q .ous
the names Of The negroes BY whom e hut.
occupied, in order TO aid the Pa,,o, .lt! mi
negro quarters, to ascertain wbethe. u. s'salias
are absent. And any person who -. Y! ssavss
travel'e This Ordinance, Or fail 40 NJ" so, 10y en-.
its provisions. shall be guilty 81 .p.J Wy
offence for every day he shall time ia sps'sts
ply, ana shall be fined in The snm ~ g con
five dollars for e'eEy such separa, sa A. y .seuiy.
Ordained, May 22d. 1861. en
Jos. D RrnARD, Clerk. '.rs'sdkat
Cpelussas, June 1T, 1861.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-06-08

CoseEar.-The Concert on Wednesday
essn;ngs ~ lie benefit u the Opelousas
Guards.Awsa great success. Quite ! large
asaonntgO IL money was realized. The music
bofh veal and iartrqpental was Is good q.
cuuld = expected, considering the short time
fof rrparation and the natural ti,nidity d
IAdis singing and performing on Instruments,
psrhpe for he first time, before 4 large andis
ence. Much credit ia due 10 those. who were
the ksders in this patriotic move. We wonld
Be happy to lay . full description of,he con.
cert htore oar readers; but we are unable to
d u for want of space.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-06-08

GINS. LEE AND jon soS.--These two emir-
ent gentlemen, now Majors Generals in the
service of Virginia, have trod the path of life
in happy harmony. They enteredsWest Point
toge'ier-they graduated together. They en-
tered the army together, they advanced step
by step to The highest post in that service.
Neither ever led a defeat. Together in her
hour Of trial they have both rushed to the de-
fence Of their native State, and both have
been entrusted with the highest positions in
her army.
Their fathers, as they are, were friends and
comrades in arms. Judge Johnsonserved with
Light Horse Harry in the times that tried
mems souls. They made their mark on the
enemy, as their sons will do. IRichmond
Wing.
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TABLEAU.

c,TATE OF OUISlANA-.Distric Court
Oparish of St. Landry. No. 9227.. Estate Vi
valery G. Bnnrque, deceased, ..,m. "A.
H1LAlRE BouTTE OF the Parisli o. ST. ,a'i nas,. me
deceased, late of said Prish, having filed a tina,
Tah,eau of said %esiate, accompanied by his petition
nraving that the same may be homologated and ap-
proved: And whereas, the prayer of said petition
has been granted by an order OF Court dated June
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given to all per
sons interested to show cause, il any they nave,
within thirty days from the date hereof, Why salo
t~atleau should not be homolcgated and cohhfhleo
Clerks Office, Opelousas, June IN iso.. ,,,,.,.
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Alexandria, June AT the Fairfax Court.
heuse engagement, which occurred on Saturday,
Capt. John Mann was the only yirginiau
killed. s&
Extra Billy Smith figured conspicuously in
the fight.
The retrcating horsemen we're pursued, and
two oftheir humber captured.
A Federal colonel commanding calvary was
wounded. 4.
1t is raining here at present. There is no
apprehension Of another attack.
Washington, June 3.-The Confederate
forces NJ, Aqua Greek, Va, have beaten off
the Federal steamers Anacosta and Frecboru,
killing a number Of men,
These steamers are waiting The arrival of
the Pawnee, which is in the citing, lying in
wait for transports with Federal troops.
Harrisburg, June 3.--Provi.ions continue
to be forwarded from Maryland to Harper's
Ferry.
St. Louis, June 3.-Capt. or Col. Lyon
will have legal proceedings instituted against
him on account Of his actions in the Mellow
ell case.
Gen. Harvey was removed because of his
not using proper efforts to subdue the Nilsson
rians.
The Administration is evidently endeavor-
ing to initiate Missouri beyond endurance, and
wants an excuse for further coerc,ye meas.
nrcs.
Cbambersbnrg. Pa, June "a fracas &C.
Cured last evening in the negro portion OF
this town, during which Frank Jones, a ne
gro barber. shot two soldiers. lie was after.
wards killed. @ss
The Federalists at Fortress Monroe are
motionless; 1000 Southerners at Yorktown
hold them in check.
Gen. Washington is at Aqua Creek.
New York, june 3-The steamer North.
crn Light has arrived from Aspinwall. bring.
ing specie on freight to the amount of SlO0..
O00.>
Louisville, June 3-Col Anderson. Of
Fort Sumter notorie,y, is sick and will rroba.
bly, pot be able to report for duty for som
time.
Co.tons bonds have not been approved Of
but it is supposed he will be in Office Thurs.
day. When the embargo commences, it is un.
derstood the directory Of the road will respec,
the proper blockade.
A argc amcun. Of hce Prcduc. ha. been
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-06-08

a SPARTAN GlRL.-A young daughter Oh
Baltimore writes TO a schoolmate and friend in
Charleston
Baltimore, May lC, 1861.
You mnst pardon me for intruding upon
you all expression of my Southern sentiments.
l so often think and speak Of you with the
res. of your friends, and l envy yonr living in
the bosom of a home which we are denied.
You cannot see as we'll as we how miserlbly
our happiness, our liberty, our homes. have
been sold BY traitors, who would risk all this
to be pamIered minions Of on Abe Lincoln
aud his party. 81
l eau scarcely control myself whilst | am
writing 10 you. l am boiling over with in
dignation. ] once prayed for peace, but now
next to the begging the blessing Of God, l
pray-.Harrah for Jeff. Davis and tue South,
ern Confederacy "-and, woman as | am. ii !
knew the way, ! would walk out Of Maryland,
until my foot rested upon more Southern soil.
You are happy indeed, and have nothing to
contend with in comparison With we poor
Baltimoreans, or, / should have said, Maryland
ers; for here there are hearts that beat us warm
to the South, as ever throbbed at the guns Of
Charleston. We are moi conquered, and mere,
,c,N be ; and God grant that before long til,
flag Of secession may wave over Our city aud
State. Then we can run TO the embraces Of
our friends whom we love, though we know
them not. It is sufficient We are all for the
same cause-Sou,bern rights.
1t would amuse you exceedingly if yon
could hear the Wo;len talk. Some offer them.
selves as escorts to- The gentlemen, who fild il
difficult to get OUT Of The city; others are al
most ready to hang MD Hicks. ard, but foi
the men. / believe they would; Others, and
among the number, are ready to shoulder ON
mnskets TO defend the just and holy cause d
the South, in case The men fail. g.. odd
III the event Of Maryland doing anything
thnt would seem hostile TO the South, do you
and beg your friends, to keep one %sympathi.
zing thought for those who are with you in
spirit !; for
"'Iis home where'er the heart it,"
How l wonld love to be able to talk to 70,
about old and new times.
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WATCH-MAKlMH

,x,uE undcrsiyued. for many years snns.S
Nn ~ ne w,ii Known houses OF Hyde ~
IL New .@ ' orl s e has tie honor .ola'g r. 3 ~
ope sloua 8 where he will Isgail, c '.,sa 1 q q
and Jewelry, The most dific,ls y III "a
will be dpr.e in the most approved ~
manlike manner. Repairs on CAronoA.
Levers &c. fully (, gn ar 9ias a. business ..i
to order.
sati faction given or no pay, ,,,.ess n1lMe
His shop is on Bellevue street NJ n. JUpok
Court. ,oa, E&5y
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At a meeting Of the Opelousas Guards held
at the Court House on Wednesday the 9th
ult., the following resolutions were introduced
and adopted unanimously
Whereas the Indies of 1t. Landry animated
by a spirit of patriotism truly comn,endable
aud determined to emulate their sisters OF
every other section Of The Southern C"nteder-
acy in their devotion z Southern Nationality
and Southern Independence have manifested u
most active and Jealous interest in behalf OF
our volunteer companies and more particularly
Of the Opelousas Guards.
Therefore be it resolved That we tender
them orr most heartfelt and grateful thanks
for their many acts Of kindness and sympathy
in behalf of our company; assuring them that
in the dark hour Of battle, we will prove our
selves. by our valor worthy Of them, and OF
the great and sncred cause in which we are
enlisted.
Resolved. That we tender the citizens Of
Vile Platte aud Bayou Chicot orr most sin
cere thanks for The kindness aud hospitality
they extended us during our late visit ; more
especially DR.. Goher and Mct,avid.
Resolved, That the proceeding %ofilese Reso-
~lutinns be published in the Opelousas Courier
and Patriot.
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DISSOLUTION.

Y1iih partnership in the practice Il The Nv
J. heretofore existing between Hon. Thomas
II. Lewis and the undersigned was dsscss
the 23rd Mnrch last by the death ofth
frmer. The partnership affairs will be liqA.
dated by the undersigned. All persons III.
lug claims against aid firm are rcquest.dis
present them Immediately for payment, ahd %
persons indebted 10 the SAME are reyutsteA y
come forward aud settle.
JAS. N. PORTER.
April 20, 1861.
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NOTICE

A Lii those having claims against Il. 1.
"A tate Of the la'e DIR. Lewis 4. W.bh q,
p''ase present them. without delay. ~ y y
Anderson ut his residence IN Baroa ~. y;
Those indebted To the Estate are i;r~gM
lneS'ed 10 settle Immediately with M H.,
-. ~
AMELIA WEBB,
Ifs'amenlnry E,seeusri.,
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~. Albert Deean, Lieutenant II the Ope,
lceaas Guards, left IN Thursday morning for
New Orleans toat.end 70 business connected
Nth his company.
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We hear That the 81. Landry Guard is.
eomfeny 4 in their regiment, and their flag
has been chosen q the fag o. The regiment on
arcoaaNtef ita superior beauty to those Of the
otber soapanies.
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Important Notice.

THE undersigned Druggists, have detefna92
i that in future they will restrirt raeH So 80
nearly as possible to cash. -m.-
which, iroweyer, they reserve Tia privilege Z
sing ut the end Of every month. !, ....x
II is their WISH to solicit, custom eng pali 1919
50 far Us is strictly coltoilnal'le 10 b''s'ne. 49,, -,
ples and to a mutually Of interests betwesa -
chasers and seller, and No further.
They also avail themselves OF me oss.SE
invite I'M who are indebted to them oInaIs z !sx
diate raymeut, or, ut least to come and seisss
out delay. yohS we NET uifRaaDt
,@ "A. LOUAlLIdH43GN EM
j. A, MCMILLAN
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NOTICE

A Ill persons having in possession am !,
"A accoalaner}s furnished by tie SiiNe i
tny II 'he various companies o,gsniseain II
Parish Of ST, Landry since ih year 1876 sil
pe"sc deliver them INN dia,rly ioL. V.CA.
chrte. sheriff ii the Parish of 81. lsnd,J.
by order Of the Colonel tompandsnt,
WV. II. SPENCER. AdjHkpl
April 70, 1851.
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Notice.

A LII persons having claims ac,ins4 !.
~ of Michel Moore. I. IN. c. deceasrd sns hAAts
ted t." present them for liquidation M a ~ ieqnss.
those INDEBTED to said Estate will plesss , m J
mediate payment t" the uadetsfpnsd. 4sAs "
VINCENT RdAENl, Adm,ni.a,...
Opelonsaa, May ls. 1861, nast1see.
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Notice.

YNHosE who have -cl,t.as sss..as, N.
l. Denis Mcdaniel. deceased. are ~ hsste =
e 80 and Tie them with Albert bsjsan ,s ~ y
w p,ilf1 n,a a, pr ,o,,s snrv,, Those rs s indebted !, Il . = y.
ont delay. WV Mn NiNp
Opelonsas, 3OtE March, isel.
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ST. LANDRY r US,
Attention!

This company being now fully organized
will drill every Tuesday and Saturday evening
at 5 o'c!ock. BY order OF the Captain
l.. HERBERT,
Orderly Sergeant.
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pREaDY MADE CLOTH

''h t,aee Dez. material mads and most r. s,1 e
offered in this marke. can Be :, n "
shenble's on the corner Of Maln -
His prices are very reasosso's.
feryfensas ,Tsnncry Is ss1-
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D1T5alnS! bd1Sd1a1's
TlIE undersigned, having yelanles
Il being DESTROYS to 60 lmmed's'tst 2. S sTiS
live server, "Hers his stock ofJcve1'5 nm n
Watches. etc., at cost prices. s..d
These indebted 10 him a'e rfqnessse -
forward immediately and selte.3 8. 49,
n. b. Fine horse and buggy Ts ssn 0sse
FRANK DELAhVA
0pcIousas. May Alb, 1s6l.-4tt
" o. SALE.
1.-TWO fine 7lmlsr Hheels, with s ~. ~ y
new. For price apply At thfs omss.
tiIer Of the undersigned. nuIDrY.
ALBERT DE1EAN'
March 30th, ls61.-tf. %
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned warns all Merchant. "a
the public in general agaiIs, sellipr q
credit 10 bis wife. Cydallse Garan,, iu,,s,i,.s
as he viii not pay any debts that IL ",
contract.
HlIAIRE TATE. j.
April onth. 1s6l.-Ifl
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Notice.

TNl1E undersigned have just opened . TsiIsys
Il shop on Main street, in the front Ioon II,
tue corner house which forms a part Of III liator
Hotel. They solicit respectfully the kind tpitve.
age OF the pnblir, SAT-, fed thai they tas eisess.
them. Their prices are very moderate.
MONET i PHILIPPE.
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L 0 5 Il.

A CERTAIN promis.oEy nolG " 3 JssDN
"A by Ii. W. Boyd in favor o. s Given i
oeen mislaid OF lost; " Wa Iss,. sSSi
1853. and payable in January ,rsS. assisa1t
All yersons are befeuy pTHA 4. JACk1As
for said uote, Mas Rir GAneE4z
May 18th. lSGl.-2m. -zT
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MIR. II. THOMPSON from New Orleans,
M will be in Opelousas in a few days. WHEN
he will take pictures in the latest ard most ar-
proved styles. such as photographs. Ambro-
types, M~eceleanilyIes and lvorytypes. The
" last are new discoveries, lar superior to
all those that have preceded them, both FIR
The peri elton of the likeness they give and for
their durability. He will be plcased to have
the public call and examine specimens. lie
makes it a rule to give entire satisfaction Or
exact ls charge.
OpeIousas, June 9Th. le6l.-2t.
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INV npaIo,s.. Epa,,,a aYnec, = n, \. y.
1870 - - s'.s.
Presentation Of Banner.
-
Ons Msts Ntednesday morning, there was .
lArxes ccSncOurse Of our ci,izens here, 10 witness
IN nrraenf.fion ii ! hammer. bv tho !; aides r.
.s@S S.s.n-s,a.- 60,
~ 49, - ~ tF.o's"s uus'us.
AS FONT nati past 0lnc oclcck the military
cotapeHyR from Grand Cotesu marched in our
yjlInSe naA1er ILL command III their renflc,na,.
" Nh " AZ. i, f3,,;arv At,;tea w .
sA.- S.-S@-:. M. .I.
pfsies nasS pRsoffiAse an'ssrn lof ine reason,
" ediEiied sthe prslse u III present..
sN6ea1S Henrtse1tsiiop was now Il hand
I'M .oosA T7 II y-o,,, IN I'M ras,t
Ms. hi 1sN NNGs.W. 511 W.. W
ss1Suts y Anae &Eks& S sAsa I -
ever graced Nge'eusas. ~
The Op<inskas Qbsrds, escorted BY Captains
Gu;dry,s c6,pak II. ranged Themselves III a line
II fSon, ~ M Stand sree,ea e. ". ,,ressn.a
III,
49, GO z suss - 'Anen 'ne'r posl,
ton NJ AiHhcnsihe Insiraics accompanied
BY MN. Jobs Il. King, md Dr.. Lee bearing
~ banner. man their an,earance an tho
49, N. -. ~
80. = 80" =
n.y. lser eostp ani'n, mace sne iuiioNtng appro-
iTate A1dEess 10 the Opelousas Guards
49,. " .., /. n.,, &c.
49, M.s
$500 SMn W0lcn yoa nave organized Ior
y ii A sska = so,s Comfy, 1u1nhf,es 'ns oest
esessss Nussn " sc't,se1 IN onel 8 brave
- 3lsy X A s.io1fa \ ~ ~ ~ z! yont ae,
Ia1saEss sn y ,, - sansslfs Il mar, llls ha'nrai
;s.sE5paf . ass'eM s.,,1e.,s Should testify 40 yoa,
e A'1ss paonS suu au'psess've MANNER 'nelr
sls1se'staGn 81 sne tacf'nces you afe about 70
M g ~ 3s4. .ses "a sess common country.
A1e WV u, " y "A II. eIoaeG u. 5os D sthls imposing
sS s@A Nh S 49, 1885, s.s 3sAaEF sssag NHsn syQA .A 9saisa
1919 ID. Ms A..cs 4 NJ As ssanoe ID lnssa1c-
49, W ssse y0a.n a. ~ s,, s N. ~ so',s my
49, y1ss. ~ NV ts''o. cul1els Renesslly'
sS1ssssE lspNu 49,. n'S 8 - sae saves y Y AiaH'-
81 eroee yon m''s.. fea''ze mat ne ordinary occa'
ven 90 Ososgh1 i,n e iNeethefs y isli yon
I 100 Mrnn A taess VT lAces' ahlong Whoih ase
yGaI 1870, yoHs sn's1s.sy ou' AiosnerS' your
sss.Asses,s you uIh.ste1'ne ahgelss you must
s1s ~ - p:.su,ss =. u1 , 7 'ose nas
>sDssssta : ~ y sAolces. o'ese'"ss'
~ these tadies ~ 4 due that yon aTe to day
made tne central group 81 this vast conconrst
~ citis1tsns. They desired 70 present you with
eOuaeS ineraei.tc, wlich = soldier might exhibit
~, pr'de eve. q tue storm ofs.batase but
whiehsEonld q sibe sanie time serve TO intet,,
my II bis mind The memories and associations
nfhonne; and fnr that purpose they have Sc
uted thisl beantstnl banner.
On iis kest ~ blue, you will find insctihed
VI four short worda,s the principles ofthe con
tet. nswh1ctt youa have dsswh your swords
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TN OpeIousas Guaf,dls expect 10 leave To-
moTrSrsf III The city.
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Beaver Creek Springs.

THESE springs will be open for the recep.
i 'ion Of visitors on the i.sa-o
18th June. &H7aaSfA,
Fine bathing houses have ss1eas114
been recently built. For quality aud guunuly
these springs cannot be surpassed
ii. PROVENT.
This Establishment il for sale. The owner
being about to take a trip to Europe.
June 9th, 1861.
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Telegraph News.

The wal in Virginia--Fairfax
. Courthouse Engagement-The
Fight a. Aqua Creek-South-
ern Troops Victorious-An-
other Collision Anticipated.
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DIED

'- DIED.
In Washington on the morning Of the 5th
inst. Miss Margaret kenison; aged
% years.
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Saw Mill.

PRICES
TlHE undersigned from this day will sell his lum-
i her at his Min on Bayou Bourbon ut the
following reduced prices, to wit:
Gum and Magnolia, tor cash, II cent a foot and
q cents on credit.
White Oak 3 cents cash and q on credit.
Walnut and Ash for cash q cents d foot and 3
cents on credit.
Lumber can be sawed 80 feet in length If so Or
dered. A reasonable deduction will be made on
large Bills" S.V. RICHARD. Agent.
June Sth, IS6l.-tf.
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placed ten. fifteen, and twenty miles out on

placed ten, fifteen, and twenty miles out on
the rond.
Louisville, June 3.-Mr. Mallory has been
nominated to Congress by his party.
Baltimore, June 3.-Bartlett's brigade has
been disbanded aud sent home. Bartlett fell
IRON the parapei, spraining his ankle and
injuring himself internally. An emeute y
expected in the brigade when the facts are
announced.
Washington, June 3.-lients. Han'bliss and
Thornton have both resigned their respective
commissions.
Chicago, June Ex-senator Douglas expired
this evening, after q painful illness.
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A Spartan G1RL.-A young daughter Of
Baltimore writes TO a schoolmate and ffiend in
Charleston
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I~,orgains! BargainsH

opelousas, March 9th, lssl,-sm.
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Fl. & CO.

ii. Ian MA TS o. CU.
At the old stand of I. G. Anderson & Co..
Washington, La.
HAyE just received = large and complete as.
IL sentiment nf Groceries, such as
FLOUR, RICE. TEA. COFFEE. SPICES,
PORK. MESS BEEF, HAM, SHOUL.
DERS. SIDES, LARD. CHEESE,
MACKEREL, CANDLES.
SOAP, WINES AND
LIQUORS. ALE,
PORTER
and Cigars of the choice,t brands, together with
q hne selection OF Fancy Groceries, embracing
kinds too numerous to mention, which will he soiI
as reasonable rs can be expected, for cash.
n. B.-lCE will be constantly kept.
Washington, Jane sth, 1861.
d TENT M~EDICINES.-A fresh and general A..
/ %sort,nsn. fer sale by I'll l.. HFBRARn
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. TENT MEDICINES.-A fresh ana general A..
1 s%ort,nsns for sale ny y. l.. HFBHARD