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sssss's sra sse considered as wishing to continue
as.sribsrs ordarthe diseontinnanee Of tdeir
!. s,rs s,,sttbb tba publisher may continue TO send
r. ssspspely setI at atrearagss are pad. ~,
's sassbsrs Or rsfs to ,ss tsse ,r thGir M
ispass,f no.s ass rasuonsibIe for them until they
a s.ttIea is their bills and ordered them discon-
a'ss Z, eorrts have decided that refnsing TO take
~ ~ ssn The Office, or removing and leaving
sse,sa for, is prina facie evidence OF inteh-
t',liftaad, o.s4. ,,a,.a aysn ranaatoa,v
", ~ XIII aa's Postmaster. who nes,eets to give
NV I'm a.tiea. a required by the Post Office
'l'FasaS Ts,, Of th5 neglect or refusal Of person
Isa a.as fsan Ire Office newspapers addressed To
\ sas m the Postmaster liable to the publisher
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Tor sale.
The Beaver Greek Springs.

ne 8SaSGE SFeck Springs.
.rgyHE owner being desirous Of taking "trip to Eu7
rope, will SCH these fine and well inn tsssse.
proved Springs not surpassed by ang.in lsstH5s
the state far their lniltAal waters aud t::assesa
other sdgalta ges. They are located oh tIssaazsa
ole of the tributaries Of tbe Gez PiqueiEer, at a
distance 81 81 miles osn tie town Of dpelonsas
The patent covering these springs isoftsl 80 LOO
acres aua the improvements thereon consist Of a
hotel, rooms, Kitchens, bath rooms, store h0h+e;
stables, Yard and pastRres etc, 25a persons ean be
we'll accommodated AT any aae tiine at this sumner
retreat IL is furnished with every thing necessary
for the comfort Of visitors ahd eQndneiyeto the in
terest of "a proprietor. 1t enjoys the Incalcllaie
aya6tage oi being situated within mile and a hail
of saw-mill. es sga.y.ss.g "a .ref-
NJ h. The surrounding country is high and nm
dulatiug consisting Of piney woods and piairies
which abound with game, sfth as pheasants,
grause Wooaeocks, sliipes, quails partidges, etc,
and to lovers Of more daring sport the woods
abound III bear dear. wild turkies, etc. The clear
running creeks and brooks furnish iis Of sape-
rior quality ID abundance.
ANY one wisiiingto embark in this money making
business would do well to applg immediately to ehe
undersigned. s 6.s& 5,, :s
Terms and conditions will lie reasonable and
easy. y. ~, NJ Mii.SlE,, z aseae. ~
0pelonsas, dec Is, 1s6d.--tf
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EDUCATION. g.
.(l,,onyent and Academy
n Immaculate Conception, Ope!ousas, st
IA IlglHaellIalt ItF!letPtI1u, VFe'ous"s'
Iah1ry, La.

mats Institution, under the care of the Sisters
"sis 4 Holy Cross. Is located In the town Of Ope-
III x h. ID most beautiful and healthy sitna-
I'M Hi IN btilangsare large and comniodsousi the
sfsteaads delightfully."- shaded.
ar,s lf istr,stionis most extensive, em-
,,sass aas French, Engiishs and all the useful and
sisasa . branches taught in the best Institutions
H Aasries ortarope.
] Il encourage education, the most moderate
s.sns hare been adopted:
III bestl and taltlpn, 800, per scholastic year
4 I'D nantls payable in two equal instailmeats,
:aihaigs1ge.
spsF scholars will pay $50, or $40, per scholastic
M scearaiie I'd THE elasses they will attend, also
HIM eaaaI pavHle,its. and inadsance.
ss,ss and Stationery, Music aud Drawing, for
IA ii Will learn them; are charged extra.
81 fdtthtr particulars, Apply to SISTER MARY
hi THE SACRED HEART, Superior; or to Rev.
/ RAYMOND, Rector of the Catholic Church,
0p.6agss.
gael 8. lS5o--1y.
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Returned from Illinois. a gem
tleman WHO moveato Illinois four
or five years ago, returned To
this county last week. He has
been residing about 100 miles
north Of the Ohioliver.3 4 He says
volunteering ii that section ii
played out, and Tint Old Abess
government was to commence
drafting the day after he left.
He says that now the feeling
there ssliviaed, two outof every
three being for the north, md
tho other third for the south.
The opposition to the war Il
growing despite the efforts ofthe
Lincoln despotism To suppress
freedom Of thought and speach.
l&o{l NJ slFyeil4uil'eIt7ehn obseavsr. q
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A. NorArIEt a pro1NrMENr,
Prince polignac, of France, has
received IN appointment upon
Gen. Beailregard''s ssatf, with
The rank Of lieutenant colonel.
lie is q grandson, Of the famous
Prince Polignac, who wasi,npris-
.oaed at Ham for bis fidelity to
Charles X. He is reported to be
in close communication with Louis
Napoleon, and upon terms Of n.
tilnacy with Count Morny. tt
|is to him we are indebted for the
insertion in the Paris journals
last spring, Of yarions friendly
notices Of the Confederate gov
ernnent. lie comes highly re-
commended By our friends in
Paris. He il, about thirty years
old, and exceedingly plain aud;
unrretending His, family has
enjoyed the title Of prince Tor five
hundred years. Richmond Dssr
ipateh, 24th sis I8
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-EOR IS a + i

i tract Of land situated in this parish. IN Bois
N Mm,let, known as the Charles laeasse's tract
IL Township 1--WE seath, two East and SIX South
Two East; oil woodland eontaiaihg two sllandted
{gG0) s,perticiaffrpents equal to one hundred and
sixty nine 25-l6G acres. plat OF said land is de-
posted III this office being Section TO- 5'n 7. y,
! Il. and Section No. IL i. 6 IS 2 East This land
SiIl be sold at reasonable price and on reasona-
ule conditions. ss5t p.
Fer folfLer information apply atthis o.lfea or to
the undersigned RGDuLPHE GHAGH ERE T
February %, lS6l.--tt. Agent.
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Saw Mill,
PRICES REpTyf.r7,-, =, !.

PRICES 5REDUCED
l. her at his Min en Bayou Bourbon at the tbe
following reduced prices, to wit;
Gam and Magnolia, for cash, IL cent 4 foot "a !,
u cents on credit a - 1f8r3s '' : ''A'u u'
W White oak 3 cents cash and al on credit.
walnut and Ash for cash ri cents foot and 4
cents on credit. q ssalf Ss:s I ~ 'fAe 7 - :
Lumber can he sawed 80 feet in length ESQ or.
dercd.-A reasonable deduction viii he ,osaa ~,
large" "Bais." y. v. Rf(sH M, 49, a.a., ~ =
June Sth, Ia6l.--tf f8$a,sS-s S3s91 4 80
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.8 NEW. GOODS. a
seGA g. l. II tsARGAgNSt!44Y.

A T tie stofe oR Mr.. Raphael Helllef, Washing,
"A ton, conducted w ana audsF Tile 'coh- d
ti44l # Mr.. Louie ueEtITet. ~31Ase
The etizens 81 81. tatDdfY arc heiashg in So ST.
foitnRd tkat have fuHt received fraia New
orlaai.A wei ard heasttigfl seleesf stock af Dry
t5aods yhtsh ate npH pfNsed to Hy fffe1ds and he
pabst aencFal2, aH terms af cheap it libt cheaper
than the cheapest, MY assonfeat consists in
part ef ts555 5g4fP lta{ 4l{l E5gf
Dry Goods, fIa'hipet
-,-7s. rY Beets s1.nea, Hats. Caps, 6f
Tobacco fiafdwarc.
.-L j = s3fdehstf Cigars astti t;feceries
Of NIL kinda. Ia sort, l have every thing in my
line Of business that Your wants eaatd ssi stlest
Cali aud examine my as3ck. ~
N,R.~Aiae good s'rHiypf Sect Boards aad q
feet Fienx f5r sale.
Washington, la, Gosemter 4, 1860. s,7 syzl tf<
NAPHAEL Ho,IIEg
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! DISSOLlJTION.

4 1hA partnership in the practice of tbe law
L heretofore existing between Hon. Thomas
Il. Lewis and the undersigned was dissolved
on the 23la Mllrch last By the death Of thp
former. Tie partnership affairs will be lia,ii.
dated by The Undersigned All persons hay.
ing claims against sold firm are requested ia
present them immediately for payment, and all
persons indebted to The same are requested "a
come forward and settle. Il I'll s'
JAS. NJ. PORTER.
April 20, 1861. M ~Ssiass-
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EAGLE HOTEL,

Fronting The Gonriah'eaa, between 'ae ups
aud lower Steamboat Landing,
Washington. Ia. 2.,., n,r.
tssHE Undersigned. having tyrtg Isesnhyl paf'
chased and re-ftted the above Hotel, -
hers leave to announce 10 his friends and ss,,sEa
tie travelling pubiic, that he is now ready hNH
to receive Bearaers by the Day, week 1A1+@---
and Month, at Reasonable Charges, -...,.
"AA j. S. GREENl4EE, Proprietor.
N.B-The location of this House is very ds',fa ,s
BILE especially for persons travelling By way o. te na
and Steainboa them the fFe''hss Vi
removing baggage. se,
Washin gton, Ia, March 8. lseo.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

sWAsHlNGToN DRUG sToRE-Ybe
W ~ undersigned hereby inform theiv rienas I
aala the public that they have just received es3
iE' II a'la e'i'saefa,le assortment of Drugs
all kinds etc. .ss5 - 'eA''o'S u '-7
lhsEare a'soagents for the saeof q large at,a,
tity OF Patent Medieines the most t1npular'
~ ~. a. LaUAILLiER Il co.
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lpslousas Literary Institution
Preparatory School for Academies,
;ssa3fs DIRECTED BY Ts s
MR.. c.. Z. IoURAND. ).
CoNprr1oss :.

CoSpr1oss: t55a{s
sarding by the year, :. .si40 90
My ssb5lars by tie year ,s......!. 40 90
by the month, ,.-,...... 4 90
Rdseaas, bed olothes. mattresses. pillows 90
Washing per month 30
Essh bRrder and each day scholar is bound to,
tsabhsa eefd Of fire wood for the winter, to warm
saseI, and his light.
itsrs will he ii, tie Institution, two half yearly
sshHs examinations.
Ias scholastic year is of twelve months, vaca-
,Fsas ietndei.
afsilstion viii be granted On the most eqrita-
firms fer time iqst by disease other causes
|sitpanisnt Of The viii,
IIss costs for narsiag ara for The Attendance Of
99icsal Tal y " the chafge ef the parents.
September II, 13Sb.--1y. aE'5-
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For Sale,

A TRACT Of land of 3s2a arpents in the parish pa,.
~ Of I.afnyette situate ebnut miles N. N. West
frgm IN the town Of vermillionyle, miles from tsle
line OF the projected rail road;2 miles South East
from Charles peeks, between the plantation o.
Madam Rreanx and Vincent Bertrand This land q
m IL. wile And in a,,aify of soil and location il not
slrpassdby any l;,na in the ncghbonrhood; rersoil
wishing to purchase such tract of land, may have
a bargain b. appiying to the undersigned at ope-
,nnsas JOHN MACDONALD,
opeloHsas. december 22d. 1860.
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Plantation for Sale.

fsyfiF undersigned offers for sale a hao Fisutatien
sitaated 81 Bayou isaaf sib6n tan rniias ito ail
Wssh,Hston II Is vel improved; there i,eng on H.
gup dwelling lisEss, eflItlas gin. epFu milk and
ether Improvements. 1t confirms in ali Five hpn@
dreh and tritty superficial aegds nae hundttl!
and totty Of Which are ciePred and in good state
Of suilissti1 ion 5AT9 #s3
TtS desirable Piantstiou cen he had for Twelve
Thousand dplIes qie thirs! Of TIE efrint itabIei
cash. and i}e hal4ste i credit of uHe two three
ssd t9a ys9rs,. u ses hates stnAy be etatgnt WITH
tbs place if desired. For further nfafAtiGp apply
Ia ,5.-. #-=ir l.. tiaiit3il3i0Rf, #
May. II, lSGt.-Ifn. neAF N8le Plate
10 II S 4 r. T..
II pia a'i,atiaas ab5t Dasaosa tor s8is. '.1 s
- 2hlo urre7 wild fasl .sr sfie.
s,irei s:a. 9.El n Fs@Es G. NIL
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Howard Association,
pYsilaqsa7nssia,

~ ~ T-9TEFE AHNAHtt1SEItIFNsHKNs
a Benepolsat Institution established by speeiai En
doscment, for the Relief of the Ssck and Dis
tfessed, afflicted ,osth Hii',lfat and I.pidem,t
Liseases, and especially for Tie Cure of biseases
y Of The Serial Organs.
MI EDlEAl4 advice given gratis, by the Acting
lti-. .safgeonyt ITO all whoapply by letter, with a
description Of their condition, Gage; occupation
llahits o life &e.,) and iii cases o extreme peyef
~. Medicines furnished free Of charge. III d: brta
Valuable reports Oh SpefmatorrhGa, and other
Diseases Of tile seslul Organs. and oi the New
Remedies employed III the Dispensary, sent to the
afflicted in sealed fetter envelopes. free of charge
fwo or three stamps for postage " III lie acceptable
Address, DIR. j. SktLl.IN H0UGHTuN, Acting
Surgeon; Howard Association. No, . soGth Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Dircc
tors, ,..s '-..-4. --s.-----..-~.,44-=-
@ss4 EZRA D. HEARTWELI, President
Gro. FAIgcHlLB, SECRETARY, t.
July al, lS6H.4-Iy. #ei vi ~ NsffF'F
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HENRY L'NOTEL.,

EI'NGRtNisR on Marble, has Just established a
~ shop at st. sMartinsviiie, forthe eon8tfaetion
OF funeral monuments pi every description, makes
Inscriptions On the same and also pieppsest to fur
nish ion,railine fortomhs. s,5, frs%
Refer TO Jonathan Harris .-sA 2..5-3
opelousas, Aagustls, lsGo.--ly. M,
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NUMBER s1s1
NEW. ORLEANS CARDS
Mississippi 'Fanasiry AgencY
. 9T4 AND TIE y
AMERICAN MACHINE pFFJ,T.

III AMERICAN MAGffIN N DEPOT, III
AZ 81, Charles ST., cbf2les af sal'isr, an ofeHss
tnURING THE PRESENT YEAR REAuTlFuL
IJHaterns Of ss 9s I0,l Al IL ana lR inr lin-
deis, Stationary and & 9, s, 2, and 10 inch, Pa
tahie Engines, have been completed Fapd are new
shingla Machines, kriak Msehiltqs otton ss,ecus
and other machinery, comprising ihe 'arges stodk
eyer offered for sale while t thu same time. II i
OF southern inveiition aud manufacture, and ofa
styls sald qeaty qualeA hs any ~ fthern pipof
tatioiis.
Illustrated Catalogues escas 70 any address fy
mail. 'tss
SAMUEL II. GILMAN.
"a iYpaiougas, december 22 s44s6B ~sGsfs.
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READ! READ!! READl!l4

Cairo, Hineis, July 2sth, 1860. 3
Messrs. john WILCOX & Co.: sa
Your inpertine." or ..Persnn Fever Charm, y
has done wonders. was wholly des ondent and
wretehed when applied it, and ia five hours tic
ciiits were removed and no Fever has e,lsusd It i
the simplest cure iInaginahic and wonder of na
tnfe or art. would not be without this 4.inpet.
tire" siugle hour. BY constantly wearing IL i
seem to be ''asue proof 2 sS
5% Yours Very Truly, =
ST. Z. Nj. STOUT.
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sourhEnN RI6Hrs MEN II
NORTHERN lkHNTUCKY he Gym
4 fh;ar.a iii e,.ys, ,S,,a = i F.ssssTs

thiaHsa News ~ as
There liz Il Harrison, Owen,
Grant. Scot, aYette. bourbon,
Nicholas Bath md Beofie ccsfn-
ties IL lsaat tsh| tRo g||;' the
best Gaht Ing ,enst tha Rorld ever
saw who afsrs faIl the
call " governor Mag5ihn q
drive from antuck soil the
northern III vaaers IF The aboli-
ton atpre m now ii session be-
lieve the contrary let them A.
svite Lincoln's horde into THE state,
and then III The governor 4 II i ca1l On
his people to sustain him against.
them, them rhe l1ll people will soorl
teach these pot. house oliticlaAs
and legislators about The capital
Fof tie State that their viii i law.
land that they viii sustain Ken
t1uckys \ !. neutrality ~ II ! i ankeeI lsgip-
lators % the contrary nptVitl-
Is|s1n sHanolns
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WANTED.

4 GIRL nine or ten years OF age, s, % ~,
"a sist in The rare Of An inaanfone ies W''g'
o beard and eiott'ng vii he ms ~ Twelve
s.s,t res T,t "a exceed isa- dollars per months
Apply ss tbs efliee. ,sst
tinsleas Is. Sept. q 1851
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Plantation for Sisle.

TEaItE nnlsrsSgnsslsaa sal hi4 Sugar plai ittiton
" l!sl'sRaei ahaat ~ I'VE miles "A IA
ahs4t 100, atpeuts, amply sup ffs M sss II t
piiaa witlsi wdsd Htlout Saail atta4
ef whitl are In ffntfgatlnns4 The lJuii t4llspisl
10 the entine of cotton orfahe, has the ,s,,ul I'm
ptovesnehts altl an e&cslteht saghf hot,sas ana
steam engine .f
For tcrhissiiid esnstIsns, apply to G. H.. swaszn
Esa s3er john u. Ehing .Es1Yatiopelogtas sai;tf
Mesfs. w. s.. Donnie N Ga. rom. Merchants, New
otaeais or TO the unaetsisrrd, a
:. BENZ. H. ROGERS, +
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STEAMBOATS,.
HmH WATER .ARRANGEMEN

H1GH WATER ARRANgEMES rs
- fhe fast running aud regular ,.I
Rsskes h ( 81, Steamer MANA slsrMEs q. 4
~ .oaalllier Master will leave Wash, j
tiasafh every SUNDAY attgaoseiock A. NJ. and
1ease r, Ae@ufieans every WEDNESDAY, at i p. N.
ATM " isss nn, running and regular packet Steamer
o. arsa A a IhhRhT !. A.. Capps, Master. will leave
~ @ashngtpn every TUESDAY At i o'cloek p, If.
aaa y l. leave ga Neworleans every SATURDAY at s
Ii,e Steamer AI.ENE, w. G. Neal, Master. will
II the Trade as transient Boat, having no
regular day for leaving. rs o 4'o
f,assengers and shippers can rely On the pune.
.naalsty OF the steamers Nina SHINES and 4,,na
Pefret. 'N 'N 4N's''"
The rate of freight will be the same as hereto
Maias saSaf s.as u. - 90 per HID
H. =, ~. 80 = - - '..+t.. ..... 10 :. BIOL,
Ioetnh. I, ~ .5'..........t..... x i" bale
Up Freight. SO /" hi
November "a. 1860. l - : : = ~
tszl4. 4 ID
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s|ssA,a
Ss 80:

H., So. - f,r.,.,.,,.
M ~. ,,a;saa .tasls ~
- ~ = '''e' ~ Na'as is'ss'''t = ~
lsta Having received the arpointtmIeat and
commission ei Go'ohet oi lhe y. Landry hesi-
netl'' ", ~ =, rom lst ESeessaney, = aos- "
~ !, t
So s,' =. .s..,s.}
.'s %''."et - I ''1'''oS' y 3tss..s II
Lieut.. Col. iJohn. sE.t King, commanding
Company a--lst and 9Th Wards, Ope!oas..s
and Bellevue. # gA ss RI Al
Capt. John G. Barry.
LIST lieutenant, - --@zs-4S5 \ t.fs@s W. A.5s
2ud Lieutenant, ----- r: als tSi8
Company B.2nd and i4th Ward, Washing
ton aud Waxia. ;s 3ss $as' s5ii
Capt, A. II, Hawkins. Y. T.. r. r.. Ft.s.
| III Lieut. Il. Mela,ieon. 3.
III 2nd Lieut., Fred. II Buck 4 ggs 84E!8
| Company C.--3fd Ward, Gros Chevreai and q
Afhandxiile. @sgsR Ss&sz# ;4ls@ Sa9f q
Capt Il. ;. Smith, Jr.s
lsta liiint: Flarien f4e Bourgeois.
! md Lieut. William j IIatereder. fssgsfsiA
| Company p.,-4th and 18th Wards,, Grand
| Cotean and CanleeS Grdche.f tf
| Capt. J ohns1. Garaitler. .s.,.sss.55 *,,t;s
+ 1st Lient. -- s''s't
End Lient s4s5 s{ssn Es$fK a9t8
Company hth nlld lslh Nafas, Lower
| i'aqaepiine, Queue Tortae, MovneMo~ and
| Lyons Point,s s,4 fgyga N. III f15s
Capt. WIN. Cottefell.
| LIST i.ient. "A hner B, Mct leluiaa a.st II
End Lieut. Lawrence f. Bushnell.
sEcosD BArrA.foN.
i Mai, louis Stagg. commanding 8s} sts4ts
Company OH Ward Vile Platte and
Chataignier " 4a3a s3
Capt. Daniel Gobar. sg..; gsasss issst 5
/ list l.ient, Dnfsin r iaGenr
| 2nd Lients i il BITE issciisau.ii ss8stf a9fa35
! Company G-,I,h apd ssh Wards, Upper
Fplaqnemines Point aux i.ou os, y hialldt and
EFaqnetaique.y ft.i4zgn tssg8 sssj8
/ Capt. r. If. I.nlnpkins
I Lat I.ieu t.tite0aose Nhaeher,i tssss
End l,icnt. fngene David.
i g'omrhily Ii.-l0thR ard 16tA Wards, Ba-
1 yon Chieot, Pine Prairie antl Prairie Nam
month, III.
~ Cart rh,s n, 9t,a,s} b4a8#a$$s AFf@
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.s37't' AHsEN'rffpMAs, Colonel.
Y ,t%.,,,s r, "a }s,i.ta, ~ AlF3ls BE
DANIEL, SNElIDEE.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

s4 zk a. MERCHANT TAILOR s4,Sa! & 1,
HAS the honor toiiform Ills friends aud the
LII public ia general that ha iias fist returned
ftastlte city pf New York with thetnest md most
elegant stock al goods in his line ofhusihess ever
5s INTRODUCED IHFo isMARktd' 4 III =
His stock Of materials far ittinga,p geHtlemeli'f
wardroes in the neateat and dmesttsstyIian nnar aaf;
nat he surpassed, and lie assures his lriepds and
customers that he il prepared to cut md Inake
every description in the latest French
and American styles =s9J#5 ]ft5s s&s5
Gall is aud exaasle tor yourselves
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Notice to lconsignees of freight.

lNofice 70 censiga.ees of freight.
ME- The undersigned respectfully beg leave,to
insotm9o rSfriends and the public in general
shal eMipg TO the present crisis in business affairs
y has become Impossible for us to make any fur.
tnef advances eh'sfeight and consequently We are
Obliged to adopt strict cash system for freight and
storage. Therefore 10 freightfwjil be delivered by
~ hereafter. until all the charges are paid; and no
orders for freight will be received unless nc com.
panied with the money. NJ S@A l f@
sjg. es 0ARRIEnE x MELANSoN,y
PffRE II COREiL.
Washington, La. December I4th 1850 'l6'
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Alexander Levy.

nIeK, the well known Stallion SAk,
| of Ir. Thompson stands now at
W. Pisrre comeans Stables, where -1t--
he will remain till October next re mn sat
serve American mares ior the season 81 s-'
and Creole mares al sie-
OpeIousas, April IL, 1861,
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'oad opening to Business
People,

how ps as.a o1eF iar sale the two story house he
sAsa ans Ssssalles as dwelling and store with
'Pgt = s'ies houses now used as a carriage
NJ fest measures about 100 eet front on a depth
fsat Sslss MI. sell the stock of trimmings paints
aath III psrt " q the carriage shop, in eonnec
'sasass of u. . RS. who will continue the other
& fssF ssSssssw \, woea and Iron work. '' Nl
s':srauaitssf y ;smple meana and habits snited to
,faras gasi,ss. - enered good opportunity to do
q '4ees as all the branches are in full
epslausas M,,a,. , JOSEPH GIBBS.
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Notice.

/ shop apsss5gaed ~ airi have just opened Taiior's
3 tuer ban m ~ saali, street, in the trent Room Of
ss Yh4s sass y, which forms part of tie Union
nal,, las.es respectfully the kind patron,
g sstisis ss;s, satisfied thai they can give en-
go aIIAsir IN s;a g all those who will patEonize
pFaees arc very moderate. s2
sPf; {. lssi ~ MONET i PHILIPPE.
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Mobile, -Atabama, July 23d, 1860.


Mobile, alabama, Juiy 23d, 1860
GENTLEMEN: 3 r1
have been snatched from the grave by the an
plication Of your wonderful "inpeetine, y or "Per
sian Fever CharIa.'' For several years I have suf-
fefetl every season from fever ana ague. Last
Spring my life was threatened. but your remedy
has destroyed the disease, and am rapidly gain
ing an appetite and strength.
Respectfully Yours,
D, N. BARRON 4
This truly wnndefnl preceniice and cure for Fe.
yer and Agne and Bilious Fevers, will be sent by
mail, post paid on receipt Of one dollar. Also for
sale a all respectable Druggists and Country Stores.
Principal Depot and Manuiaetory. lss Main ST.,
Richmond. Va. Branch Office, Bank of Commerce
Building, Yew York, = ~ Address
s @ JOHN WILCOX & co.
September g. 1860.
II S. WILKINS. WAsHINoros, La.
Il ss Has inst received from NewYork and
Neworieans, . large aud well selected stock
OF Spring and Summer goods, such as -
Fieneh, English and American Prints, .
Printed French Lawns 5t
Masifl4
Figured Rrilliants,
Swiss sfl,sits and Jacenets, 4
r- Book do and Bishop Lawns,
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery etc
PLANTATION GOODS. 4 &5'
Chuctaw Moriner and 0snahnfg stripes,
shiekesasF and Eey stone Piaids,
Blue Benimst "
H2 Twitiel and plain Lowell,
RS. 4[a and 5l4 Bro Gottoas
~ SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes Hardware, ~
Cfoekery saadlery Cedar waies and a thou
sand things too numerous TO mention. q 87
AL Of which will be sold at moderate profit,
payable FIRST March, to god and pa,lctaat Gus.
toners, or still less for Cash.