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F,ysTRAYED from the Plantation Of the under
"A signed in this Parish, about 3 months age, a
cream yellow or dun mare, two years old astspring,
about IA hands high, branded nearly thus: +
s# 65
A reward of ten dollars will be given for her ap-
prehension aud delivery to the undersigned.
ANDRE PRUUHoMME. {
81. Landry August %, ls62--2m.
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The Yankee Congress has appropriated SIS.
600 to bny wooden legs for soldiers who happen
to lose those which nature gave them. This sum
does not tally well with the usual liberality ol
the Yankee Congress in making appropriations
Ik Isl Mt enenrh s& sss&l IS s.rs. ETA
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DF, .sanEer.

o>iflI1S SURGEON-DENTIsT
n WAs just returned to Washington FROM
-s H. Southern City with large stock of
40lGl amd p@onha
and is prepared to perform all operations per-
tanning to the mouth ami teeth in the most
skillful manner at prices which will suit the
times. All calls from Opelousas left at the
Drug Store Of flr. Hebrard or Mr.. Posey
ll.be promptly attended to.
Cash is always expected after the opera
tons are performed. l19 july 1862.
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Takera mp,

akera mp,
By the undersigned, July IS, an
"A hs.cJ american horse, sorrel, with white
4He ~ face, both hind feet white marked by
- N the girth under his belly, had on when
taken up, blind bride; he is about ten or twelve
years old. The owner is requested to come for
ward. prove property, pay charges and take hun
away. .. D. WHITT1NGTON. s
Big Cane, ST. Landry, August 2S, 1852.
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EgstHsssH'ED.
PartfXam Rangers

FINDER authority from the Governor of the
" State, desire to enlist the services of good
men to act as light Cavalry for the war. When a
company of sfxty-fnur is enlisted it will be COM
bined with other now forming in other
parts of the State info Sqnarons or Battaions and
be instantly putin the field for active operations.
C. M. BRADFORD,
late 1t Col Commanding Third La. Battalion.
August 16, 1862
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FOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE


EDLANsTRRs Of this and W. adjoining parishes
L desirous Of obtaining beeves, Texas or Creole,
can get them BY giving TO the undersigned what
ever amount Of money they wish TO spend iusthe
purchase of the same. i t,.... !. .7l-.s,#...
All efforts will be made to obtain the best article
and at the lowest price possible. A reasonable re-
muneration is expected for the services that will be
rendered. So
Apply to j. II. Unlisted, at Opelousas.
May q, 1862
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HEADQUARTERS sT. LANDRY REGT. L. NJ.
0petousas, August 2s, 1862. /,

ORDEk NO T0l.
EN obedience to General Order No. g. issued by
u Major General Taylor, commanding District of
Western Louisiana, requiring the Conscrpts in Par
ishes lying South of Red River to be COLLECTED and
forwarded 1T once to the Camp of Instruction at
Camp Pratt all the enrolled Conscripts of the Parish
of st, LaDdty are hereby ordered to assemble at
Camp Pratt on the sth day of September proxino.
Each eoHscrpt must carry with him blanket, a
knife, fork, spoon, canteen, hayersack, tin cup and
plate; also, change Of clothing. 80
Disobedience TO this order, or failure to comply
herewith Ii cause the offender to be treated as "a
deserter By the Military authorities of the Confeder-
ate States. % ~ 8ss,5 -sg 81 e .s4 z.s Ia
Those persons who have been detailed by me on
special duty are not required to report at Camp
Pratt until they receive special orders to that eject
By order of JAS. NJ. PORTER,
Col. Commencing & Enrolling Officer
FgEo. LAsrRAPEs, A9jataat.
August 80, 1869.
HEADQU UARTERs ST. LANDRY REG'T. L. NJ. J
Opelousas August IS, 1862.
ORDER No. s52.
sDURSUA ANT to orders from His Excellency Tho.
IL o. Moore, Governor and Commander in chief
L. M. under date 25th inst. have enrolled as cons
cripts all the officers Of st. Landry Regiment be-
tween tne ages OF eighteen ana thirty.nVe years,
field and staff officers aud such as are aliens excepted.
In obedience to General Order No. 2, issued by
Major General Taylor, commanding District of West
ern Louisiana, requiring the eonscrpts in Parishes
lying south f Red River to be collected and forward
ed at once 30 the Camp of Instruction at "Camp
Pratt" all the officers of ST. Landry Regiment en-
rolled as conserpts are hereby ordered to assemble
at "Gamp Pratt the sth day of September prox.
Each conscFipt must carry with him blanket, a
knife fork, spoon canteen, haversack, tin cup and
plate; also, . change of clothing.
Disobedience to this order or failure to comply
herewith will cause the offender to be treated as
deserter By the military authorities of the Confed-
crate States. By order of j.. NJ. PORTER
Col. eon,n,dg d Enrolling Officer Par. st. Landry.
THEo. LAsTRAPEs, Adj. [aug. 80
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DIED.-On his plantation in this Parish, on the
18th inst, FRASeofs PoIRET, aged 6S years.
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AFA1THFUL ALLY.

a recent official statement was made III ths
Senate of the United States that, from the time
CleIlan landed on the Peninsula, last Spring, ny
to the battle Of Richmond, he had nearly one Hs,l.
drsd tRoHsGad nsen. The most of these died from
the effects Of the Southern climate, which has
proved 90 fatal to The Yankee hirelings from the
far North. Ii is known that at one time Halleck's
Western army contained considerably more than
one hundred thousand men. Many Of them were
hilled and wounded sat Shiloh, but where are the
restof thema N With the exception of some ferty
thensand under Buell. near Chattanooga they are
not 70 be found Rhere They hare fallen VIC
tirns 10 our climate and are buried beneath the
sol which they have Grated 81 their polluted
footsteps II the climate has proved 50 fatal In
Virginia and Tennessee, we can easily imagine
rhat havnc II has made in the ranks of the YAM
kees on the sea coasii from Hatteras To New Or
Sleans. In fact the Yankee army has been so
much depleted by deaths from diseasea that their
rlagnlhcent army of 100000 men has dwindled
adoMn so quite an ordinary size, that fresh levy
q 30 900 is necessary TO raise it s5 its former
dimenslens. II turns out now taat ii was the
hest thinE for tis that the Yankees were suffered
tto psnetrate into oar territory Our climate has
proved sa formidable ally, more powerful than.
Mime riaeg, Armstrong guns or iron ciAd sun-
boats s. Loaasiqna Denoerai. sss 8! I.
+ a good story d s.toslds Of Captain u .kins. Of
Wheats celebrated battalion Atkins. who ii wen
known Is The wv I'D Irshman, 2 beine ssx feet two
inches ia height and Of The Charley Maey school,
was formerly of the British Legion ID the army 81
Italy where meeting gcl Wheas he became 20 al
tached u him that III ftsr wards rasae oyefto this
country to join him Il wss Captain Atkins who led
Whsats battalonat ManassAs, after tie noble Wheat
faIl woundsd leading The celebrated charge Of the
Louisiana Tigers with d bare sniIlea iii the late
bsttle ID which the glorious Wheat fan Atl;ns savs
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'.goEara Macdomald,1

MToTARY PUBLIC in and for The Parish of ST.
lV Landry, offers his services to the public. All
business entrusted to him will receive premptest
attention. r July 8, 1861.-april s1s--ly.
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GIVE learn with regret that Mr. P, Nanal
Estorge died at vieksburg, Oh The It'll inst. He
had joined Capt. NJ Robins company about s.
months ago. n 5 n a4sa
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OpeIOmsas !:
SATURDAY, !:
DESTRUCTION OF BAYOU SARA,
Al telepraphic dispatch from Woodviile, the 24t

-EsTt u - I 4
telepraphic dispatch from Woodville the 24th Y
inst, was received ait the Government office, on
Wednesday last II says: H.ff IS 53sf 81 ~,
son the morning of the oath at O'clock the
suaboa5 Essex ia ccfn psay with d tEanspofs aa-
chored off Bayou Sara, 200 troops Were landed and
with torches proceeded to set fire to the town
The Essex, meanwhile, slowly shelling, but as
vet having done no damage. The town is burn
ing and reports Of small arms are heard near the
town. The office being miles from Bayou Sara,
no details have reached as YETI 5s
This news was since confirmed by member Of
3 the company Of Capt. Thompson, who has seen
the FIRE progressing. He does not say whether
large portion or the whole of the town was
burnt. 8s5
nz-We were nalsinformed last week in speak
ing Of Mr.. AverY's salt works near New Iberia.
Although Mr.. A. has not been able to supply all
those who needed salt, yet he has been furnishing
the article on an averageo Of 100 sacks per day. and
owing 10 some new arrangement, will soon be en-
abled TO furnish 900 or 400 sacks a day. VS.
We also learn that much complaints are heard
from persons going or sending to the salt works
for salt, without having previously made arrange
ments for the same. This is certainly wrong, be-
cause, as matter of course, Mr. Avery is obliged
to supply the frat who speak for the salt before
selling 10 those who spoke last ta
~ 5g i 81 4s$
i FROM BxToA RoUGE. The Federals evacuated
Baton Rouge on Thursday Of last week, but keep q
few gunhoata IN 'front.' fearing that the town should
be occupied by Genl Breckinridges forces
Before leaving, the Yankees opened the doors Of
che 2enitentiary, and turned loose the consicts'
about $50 in number IL ID.
The atrocous wickedneas and vertiainous craziness
Of our enemies win rase universal cry execratcn
throughout the whole civilized world.
GIVE learn with regret that Mr. P, Nanal
Estorge died at vielsburg, Oh the 7th inst. He
had Joined Cant N Robin,s company about 8
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T$T u. c. Es !,

BORNE & GRADENIG0, Collectors,
KNTILL take in collection, claims ofall kinds and
w descriptions which may be entrusted to them
from the Parish pf ST. Landry and those adjoining,
as well as from New-0rieans. They hope by their
Industry and punctuality to deserve share of the
public patronage. Their office ison Main street.
0peousas, opposite n. essss,st Jan. Is, 1859
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TERRMAN BoDEMULLER, Bellevue 81
III Ill near .Rachel's old stand, teaches music on
the violin and guitar, and repairs mnsicalin instru
ments and tunes pianos. fJanuarv % 1852.
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GEN. MoReAN's pRocIAhlArIoN.-Gen John Nor
gan has issued the following proclamation to the
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furnished hJ tho SANITARY Board Of Chicago
and Keokuck was dispensed with due re-
gard to its objects. Not an article of G,ay
kind, so far as we are aware has been di-
vertad from its legitimate usfs Agents
WerS appointed TO take especial charge of
and give them out in answer to the orders
of the commission and we are confident that
the officers of the boat were scrupulously
careful that nothing should be appropriated
to their table. The generous public have a
desire to feel that their benelicience finds
its destination and we are happy to assure
it, that in this instance it has honestly and
conscienciOusly been regarded. We cannot
speak too highly of the faithful and COM
petent Surgeon, DIR. Edgar, of Jacksonville,
illinois, land the patriotic and kind hearted
captain of the boat, Joseph Artus of Quin-
cy Ills. His warm and generous heart over
flowed with kindness and sympathy for the
suffering.
Contributors to the wants of wounded
under our observations, sinee Friday morn
ing, would rejoice that they had been the
means of affOrding so much relief to theiI
countrymen who had fallen in defence o
our common country and their benevo
lence would receive renewed impulse
r. O. HAMILL, M. D.
A. w. DAVIDSON, NJ. D.
E. MARGUERAT, M. D.
CHAs- E. ALLEN, N. D.
s. N. WILCOX, NJ. d.
~ JAMES BLooDGooD, II. d.
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SMIMH D. ATKINS, A. A. A. Gel
fCo4nBssssieacedT

The undersigned delegates from the Chi
cago Sanitary Board, desire to express their
qualification for the manner and measure Of
the kindness of the Surgeon in command
during enr trip from the bloody field of
Pittsburgh to the city of Evansville, on
board the steamer John R. ole, with the
wounded of that desperate fight. From the
moment we went on board, until our arri-
val here, he has offered us every facility in
his power to carry out the objects of our
mission. We teok on board $40 wounded,
all just as they had left the battle ground,
mudy and wet and covered with blood
Some without coats or pantaloons, nearly
every one in most deplorable state of des- |
-itution in want Of the common comforts of |
life. The clothing, comforts. and medicine
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General Order.
HEADQUARTERS, 4TH DIVISION. !
April 3. 1861


The General commanding tenders his
heartfelt congratulations to the surviving of
ticers and men of this Division for their
magnificent services during the two days
of Struggle which under the blessings of
God have resulted in victory. =
Let this Division remember that for five
hours on Sunday, theyshe under the most
terrific fire the key point of the left of the
army, and only fell back when outflauked
by overwhelming masses pressing through
points abandoned By our supports.
Let them remember that when they fell
back it a0Gs in order, and that the last line
OF resistance in rear of the heavy guns
was formed first by this Division.
Let them remember, that on the morning
of Monday, without food and without
sleep, they We're ordered forward to REIN
force the right and that wherever either
brigade of this division appeared in the
held OF action they were in time to support |
broken TANKS and 10 hold the line.
Keep these facts in your memory to |
hand down to your children, when we con-
quer peace-and let it be the chief prideyof |
every man in the command, as it is of your
General, that he was at Pittsburg with the
lighting 4th Division.
By order Eof
BRIG. GEN. HULBURF,
SNIMH D. ATKINS, A. A. A. Gen.
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ria posF 0rFie6 Rlll be removed Is.
day { IRednesday). The Office will DO
closed at 103 o'clock A. NJ, and remain
closed during the remainder of the day.
Also on Thursday. Box-holders will please
call this morning, and take everything out
Of their boxes.
Box-holders win have the same numbers
in the new Post Office as in the old, unless
they desire change New Post Office
opposite the Sherwood House, Chambers
new block.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

bi 81. 10 I sss T a Q9a byah5 ghsa ys
chickens 3 bxs, bbl, SKIS, jar butter, Samuel
Orri q bbls eggs, bXs oysters, Kron; 8 bbls
flour; = Garvin; 22 sacks, 4 bbls flour. IL saeEs
bran, 7 BALI; bblseggs, Viel0ery Bros; Is sacks
nours 2 SKIS meal, q Greb; $50 bushels wheat
Dds eggs, SIX feathers, SIX Ord apples, 2 sacks
rags, Geo Foster q Co; 20 bxs oysters sorensou e
20; bxs ndso, Maekey, Henning & %; 2 boxes
NY gooGss Ecnapker q Bussing; bxs, oalI, csk
Ddls leather Steinbaoh; 1 bx hdW, bx whips.
y Y. 6aDcocki 90 pkgs household goods, w " Hayrin:
- Dxs, bales, Keen q Preston, 90 bxs, Read 3
LOAD slaves, a Defrees; bx hats, Wm j DeubIer.
1xs hats, bdl, Peter Vierling; Dbl oil, Iohu L
2 y; 5xs, bales, III Maghee q %; bxa- a I,
Dixons henderson; cases arms, case accoufre-
nents' Auditor Posey county Mt Vernon, Ind.
d 30 bgs coffee, L Gilbert & Co; bx hats, J .
a1IerT1tti bdls hues, Is bdls gas pipe, Krais s
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RG- NJ. L. johnson has received the
Eaotorr, uVnoLIina fnr 4hin ruan1r Hnrner,a

RG- NJ. L. johnson has received the
Eastern Weeklies for this week. Harper's
Weekly is unusually handsome.
SE5 Dr. Writ, of the U. s. Army, (the
same officer who, couple of months age,
Orgonized tho Marine Hospital and Hotel
Hospital in our city, has just arrived from
Nashville. His orders from Gen. HalIeck
are to establish hospitals at Terre Haute
and Vincennes, and at different points on
the Ohio river, for the reception of the
large number of the sick and wounded gho
are expected shortly. Medical men and
others interested in the Union cause, and
who wish by concert of action to render
their aid and services efficient, will find DR.
Writ at the Sherwood House.
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The river is still rising slowly, and is
about as high as it has been this Spring,
but as it Is falling above 1t is not probable
that it viii swell here much more without
another rain, of which there is some APP
pearance.
The arrivals and departures Of steamers
have rot been numerous for the last "a
hours. The Mailman and Msrengo, char
tered by shs Sanitary Committee Of Pitts
burg, Pa, come down on Menday night
en- route TO the Tennessee river.
The Storm left in the evening for Green
river. The Arizona, from st. Louis 70 -
Cincinnati with big trip, reached here q
l O'Clock yesterday morning.
The John J. Roe, with $50 wounded on
board, reached here at daylight yesterday
morning. Two hundred and iiftyIof these
were landed at the Marine Hospital.
The Cofrier, the pride of the people,
come in early yesterday morning with q
good trip from Cairo. The Courier went
out short of hand behind time, and with
heavy load, but sgainst all these disadvan-
tages made her connections on time.
The Minnehaha passed down, light, yes
terday morning, without stopping.
The Capitola came down, light, looking
for cargo for the Wabash.
The Jacob Poe, with full cargo of cot
ton, tobacco, and wheat and about 100
| furloughed soldiers, arrived at II o'clock
yesterday, from Nashville.
MANIFEST STEAMER MATTE CooK.-7 bX
mdze, 3 boxes cigars, Kahn & Hines; z
boxes movables, % bbls meat 4 trunks
mdze, keg whisky, Mr.. Jordan, 200 bbls
Flour, ITO hhds tobacco, Crane, Brown &
| Co.; 80 hhds tobacco Morris Ranger; bbls
fax seed, Dbl beans, box hams, Preston
Bros box cheese, s. e. Gilbert & Co.;
Is packages sundries, trunk, Miss Bottle
| HickaIls, Greensboro.
The Matte Cook leaves for Bowling
Green, this evening at O'Clock, Captain
Graham in command, Coleman and Miller
Clerks.
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OMIEous.-Experiments have been made
at West Point with new projectiIe, made
for the I1-inch Dahlgren guns of the MOni-
tor. Alta distance of fifty yards a shot
went through a solid plate Of wrought
iron eight inches thick, and knocked over
pile of pig iron back of it. The plating of the
Merrimac is but Eve inches thick, and such
a shot would send her to the bottom.
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GONE DOwN.-The barn that stood on the
bank of the riveF, opposite the foot of Main
street, like some ampbibious animal, took
to the water yesterday, and struck out for
Dixie. Had it been seen, as it rounded the
point, by moonlight, it might have been
taken for the Merrimac, and produced a
sensation. Whether il will succeed in run
ming the blockade at No. 10 remains to be
seen
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H6N Boicourt & Pillsbury of the Ameri-
can House, have been very liberal to the
wounded soldiers, furnishing breakfasts TO
large number both on Monday and Tues.
day morning Every body in Evansville
Is Veing one with another in efforts
to afford relief to the wounded.
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PROVISIONAL GovBRNMRST oE KENTUCKY.
The body of G. W, johnson, the sham
Provisional Governor of the cham ProTis-
ional Governments Of Kentucky was brought
up on the Roe yesterday morning, and was
forwarded to Silas F. Miller of the Gait
House, Louisville, KY, by the Adams Ex-
preos Company.
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pg- Our venerable friend Potter, from
Terre Haute, has rendered efficient aid to
the wounded in the hospitals here The
people of Terre Haute exercised admirable
judgment in the selection both of the ma
terial sent and the agent sent with it.
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CoaIl Goalf

A superior quality of Green River Coal.
at nine cents per bushel, delivered. Barge
lying at the foot Of Division street. All
orders left at Fl. A. Cooks, No. rs Main
street, will be promptly filed.
apl1-dlm JOSEPH THOMAS,
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EPlcUREs will take notice that Charley
liable, at the st. Charles, on First street
opposite the Post Office, has received some
of the most delicious of Tennessee river
bass. The mouth waters in the contenl- /
plation of these gems of the fnny tribe.
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Died

Yesterday tTuesdug) morning, OF consumption,
JULIA wifs OF ASDIsoH DKVERBAUx, aged ninoteen
years.
Her funeral wifi take place from the residence of
Mr.. Stokes, on Diyision street, between 7th and
18Th streets, this "wednesday morning. April I8th,
at 10 o'clock. The friends of the deceased arc In.
xitsd to attend.
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STILL THEY OoME.-Last evening the
Magnolia and B. j. Adams reached this
place with wounded soldiers. The Adams
had about $50, including number of the
31st, 44th and a few of other Indiana regi-
ments. Most of the Indiana boys were
left here, in all about $50. The others
were sent to New Albany and Cincinnati.
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OeLH ARRESTED. The officer who went
in pursuit of Niles Ogle, who killed con-
stable Welsh on Sunday, came up on the
Courier yesterday morning, have Ogle in
custody. He was arrested, we understand
at Morgantown, Ky.
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1B@ Circuit Court is still in session
The trial of Williams for the murderous
assault on Shuler is expected to take
place to-day.
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S6s@ The Savings Bank, No. First
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other IN
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland in sums to suit.
d3m.
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e@ Some gentleman exchanged hats
with me at the Court House yesterday
without my consent. L will thank him TO
return my hat and get his own.
john J. CHANDLER.
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say Fort Pulaski was surrendered I'M
conditionally to the United States forces on
the 18th inst.
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eG Three dead rebels were left here
yesterday by the Roe. The bodies were
buried by the proper authorities.
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BOOTN and NH0EN.

ENEiE RKyTBSZ Tor az E.RDKRst,
Misses, and ChildFens' Caters Boots, Bal
moral Boots, Slippers &c. Of the latest STYLE fest
out. Just received, and for sale very low.
Also, superfne article Of French Calf and
the finest workmen.
=, Ladies wishing something neat and durable for
themselves and families, will save money ~ cali
Ing on JOHN RAGCH,
No. Second Street.