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POE L r Y.
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Harm of the South, too long alas
Touched by unskillful fingers
INV wild: sweet melody is hushed,
And naught but discord fingers.
Thy chords were all too highly strung
For vulgar hands to play
How they awoke to love and peace
when touched by Henry Clay!
IN con,d tune each jarring note,
" And bid soft music flow;
oh for some master hand, again,
True friend or gen'rous foe.
Hark! johnson comes full arm'd with
power,
To stem the rushing flood,
Aud auell the furious fanatics
Now drunk with human blood.
wow Stanton, Stevens, Sumner, all,
Ye vile and murderous crew,
Give place, We rampant Radicals,
To patriots tried and true.
Then may we hope for lasting peace,
And sing our songs once more:
While North and South go hand in hand
AS in the days ofayore.
opELoUsAs, March, 1866.
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Who robbed the White Houses

There have been, for some time past,
vague insinnations thrown out by CORES
pondents of respectable papers that the
White House was actually robbed OF Its
furniture during the period succeeding
MI. Iincoln's death, and preceding Presl-
dent Johnson's occupation of it. Now, it
Is well known that this house is expen-
siyely and sumptnously furnished by
Congress out of the hard learned taxes OF
the American people, exclusively for the
ases not the ownership OF the PRESIDENT
and his family. To appropriate it's con-
tents is nothing less than theft, and that
they have been thus appropriated IS now
unquestionable, for we have the author
ity of no less person than Thad. Ste
yens, who lis on the committee to re-fur-
nish it, and calls for SAC, 600 to do it!
just think of that, hard-Working man or
woman! Forty-sir thousand dollars, SIM
ply to replace the furniture of house,
which has been stolen by somebody. That
our readers may see the exact state OF the
case, we give the following from the
Washington correspondence of the Ex-
press
Thad. Stevens revived the unpleasant
stories about depredations at the White
Heuse lust spring. in his remarks on the
appropriation bill Explaining the ne
cessity for an item of $46, 900 for re-fur-
pishing that establishment, he said that
after Mr. Lincoln's death, and before its
occupancy by President johnson, great
many valuable articles, including bed
ding, linen, spoons, &c., &c., were car;
ried OFF He undertook to reliere Mrs.
Lneole Of amy eomplieity in the transac-
f0Rs sbg sGyipg that she acas sick at the time.
It's reported hOrerer, that a number Of
large bOres containing something, fcere sent
fronl tie White House to her home I'M Ill
goia. before she left.
Again it says -.
tsW hen the bill for re-farnishing the
White House was under discussion. Mr..
Stevens explained that through the neg
hgenee of Mr.. Lincoln's steward. the es-
tablishment was plnndered. All of the
valuable furniture was missing, and when
President Johnson,s family moved ia, 1t
aras accessory to pnrchase beds, linen.
spooas, eA: Are the missing spoons
those that Mr. Ogle talked about! 2 asked
Mr. Niblael, and Mr.. Stevens replied:
les, they are the same. They were
the gold spoons that were purchased, /
think, by Mr.. Van Bnen, at great ex-
pense, and Imay say that out OF a large
number of spoons, forks, and knives,
which were very valuable, bat one or tUo
sr0ald be- left ontof tso0 dQsea, and all that
has been done has been to furnish sam
pies to the persons in New York who fur
nish these things, and they are being re-
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Lumber! Lumber!
HE undersigned informs his friends
. and the public that he has repaired his
Saw-mill Oh Bayou Courtableau, near Bar.
rvs Landing, and that he is now ready to
fill all orders for lumber that may be ad-
dressed to him.
The capacity of his mill and the guam
tity of logs which he can now dispose of,
will allow him saw wood Of any dimension
that may be required.
CHARLES CLOSE.
St. Landry, Nov II, 1865. 22tf
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A FAITHFUL WIFE.-The fidelity of q
wife is illustrated in the following AT
the February term of the Holmes county
fOhio) court, in 1865, Samuel K. Mccoy
was convicted of burglary and sentenced
to five years imprisonment in the Peni-
tentiary. His wife declared from the first
his innocence, and made every effort to
have this made evident. Since February
last, she has visited the prison twenty
times, never once losing faith in her hus-
band, or wearied of efforts in his behalf.
On Tuesday pardon was granted, upon
additional and newly discovered evl-
dence confrmatory Of an alibi, in whic b
it was proved that he was thirty miles
from where the burglary was committed,
at the time specified.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. P. M. LEE respectfully in
~ forms the citizens of opelousas
and vicinity that he is prepared toalI1n
execute all operations in the dental art in skill
FIJI and satisfactory manner. He ellis teeth after
Il e most approved methods, while his manner
of inserting artificial teeth combines the latest
improvements, which. for beauty, utility and
comfort. cannot be surpassed.
- Terms Moderate and Cash.
Office on Landry Street, opposite Mr.. Poirets
stable, in the house formerly occupied by MIR. II.
Hayes. Nov. lS, le6o-5m.
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WEARING OF THE GREY.


t,ur cannons' mouths are dumb. No more
Our vollied muskets peal,
Nor CLEANS to mark where squadrons rush,
The light from flashing Steel
No more our crossed and starry flags
In gentle dalliance play
With battle breeze, as when we fought
A wearing Of the 0RET.
f)ur cause is lost! No more we fght
'Gainst Overwhelming power;
Advocated are our limbs, and drenched
I With many battle shower.
We f.in would rest For want Of strength
We yield them up the day,
And lower the flag SO proudly borne
Whie wearing Of the GREY.
Defeat Is not dishonor No!
OF honor not beref,
We should thank Cop that Il, our breasts
This priceless boon is left.
And though we weep, It's Tor those braves
Who stood in proud array
Beneath our flag, aud noby died
While wearing of the 9REY.
~.
When in the ranks of war we stood
And feed the deadly hail,
Our simple suits Of GREY composed
Our oriy coats of mail;
Aud Of those awful hours that marked
The bloody battle day,
In memory we will still be seen
a wearing Of the GREY.
Y.
ehl should we reach that glori5hs place,
Where waits the sparkling crown,
For every one who for the RIGHT
His soldier life laid down:
GoD grant to us the privilege,
Upon that happy day,
OF clasping hands with those who fell
A wearing of the GREY
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AN EDITOR SOLD.

1t is said that editors have a peculiar
way of prying into other peoples bust
ness, and we are compelled to confess to
sell. While in Chicago, we had desire
to see Joliet, and got on the cars for that
purpose. Passing through the middle car,
we could see no vacant seat, and was OBJ
liged to put up with a part of one with a
fellow passenger, near the stove. He was
apparently about twenty years of age,
and had large soldiers blanket thrown
loosely over his shoulders. On the oppo-
site seat sat stout, robust fellow, with
dark hair and quick, intelligent eyes, who
turned them upon us for q moment and
seemed to read our very thoughts, then
| sunk back upon his seat, and forgot the
past and future in what appeared to be a
sound sleep. We then turned to our
neighbor, and asked how far he was 60
ing down the road. He replied:
'sTo Joliet p
"Haye you any friends there :"
"No; but have some strong recon-
mendations from a prominent man in
Chicago"
"Ah!" we exclaimed E'from whom 2"
Recorder Van Buren,"
'Indeed. glad to hear it," we contin-
ueus w lSuluS W uHal sUHiC hAChsAo az
Joliet, you, perhaps, will be of service"
Anything can do for you, WILL he
replied, with pleasant smile. We did
not like that smile.
..How long do you intend to remain
| there 7" we nervously asked.
"WeIl, the Recorder, taking into con-
sideration my youth, sent me for two
years and half to learn the Lapidary's
trade, and as you are one of those prying
Yankees, poking your nose into every
| body's business, if you had got your just
deserts, you would have been there long
ago" ~
The sheriff woke from feigned sleep
and burst into roar of laughter, in
which he was Joined by the other pas
sengers. We arose from our sitting pos
ture, cast one bewildered gaze on the
funny criminal, then at the roaring pas
sengers, and, like sweet gazelle, CD
vanished from the scene.
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A&G@4ANA
For Sale at Private / )

Nli Situated on the border Of sale.
of Opelousas, containing about 80 TTON
land. The improvements consist>eho Cow
and spacious dwelling house, kitchen, corn
crib. carriage house, servants rooms, a fine
vegetable garden, orchard, all we'll orna-
mented with shrubs and evergreens. Il
For the conditions, which will be advana
tageous to the purchaser, and other par
ticulars, apply to /
j. A. ANDRUS, on the premises.
Opelousas, January 27, 1S66-33.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
New Store
JUST oPE ENED BY
M Ely E RS & CO..

Main Street, Opelousas
Old Stand of Caspar s Meyers, beto,o the
Opetousas Courier Office.
WE have just opened very large and
w we'll assorted stock of goods, such as
Dry Goods, Clothing Hats, Boots, Shoes.
&C., &C., which we have we'll selected and
now offer at very low prices. The advan-
tage we possess is to have constantly in
the market person who carefully selects
the goods, and we will continually receive
new ones. Call and examine our stock.
Our motto is: Quick sales and small
profits. MEY EkS d w.
Opelousas, October 14th, 1865.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE copartnerships heretofore existing
under the names of Bloch, Firnberg
g. Co., and j. Bloch & Co., are hereby
dissolved. All those who are indebted
to the said firms are requested to come
forward and settle with Bloch, Dupre &
Co. Opelousas; and those who have
claims against the same will also present
BLOCH, FIRNBERG & co.
j. BLOCH, g. co.
Ope1ousas, February II, 1s66.-tf.
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UGeneral G.. W. Randolph, formerly
Confederate Secretary Of War, is nov
residing in England. in pleasant rI.ra
cottage, about 40 miles from Liverpool.
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Theo. G. Littell,
Auctioneer and Notary Public

AUC ClUWEUE SlEU NUUes1 UU11V
in and for the Parish Of st. Landry.
WILL attend promptly as such, at all times,
w to business entrusted to him.
ALSO,
as Real Estate Agent and Commission Merchant
or Commercial Broker. will keep on registry, for
sale, rent or purchase, Real Estate, and likewise
for sale or purchase, goods, wares, merchandise
or produce.
Office at Opeousas. corner of Main and Lam
dry streets, Jewelry store of c. n. Ealer.
Opelousas February II. 1866. 3m
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CHEAP! CHEAPER!I CHEAPEST|II

fTTh The Steamer j. NJ. SHARP,
ls@zZ4a - Captain o. HrNcKLEy, will make
regular trips, in place of the Irene, leaving
Washington every Sunday morning at 10
o'clock, and New Orleans every Wednesday
evening at 5.
All up freight By this boat aciH be stored
in our Warehouse, land charged accord
ingly) except positive orders totte contrary.
rTo avoid all mistakes, from and af-
ter this date, the following will be the high
water rates per Steamer Sharp.
Wet barrels, 81 90
Dry do IS
Per cubic foot, 25
Per sack corn, oats, bran &C. 80
O. HINCKLEY Il SON,
Agents.
Washington March 10, 1866. 3m
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DOLBEAR
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

Corner Camp G Common Streets, in the
Spacious and Elegant "Story
Building" Neac Orleans.
rs constantly in session under able Professors
n was founded in 1882, and is chartered by
the State. It's former students may be found as
Prin R .jpals or Book Keepers, in large portion of
the old houses of this city, and over the Southern
States. Ladies or Gentlemen can attend the
sG1oWMERCIAL COURSE. or Book Keeping,
Penmansbip. Mathematics, English. French or
snan;sb business education, that enables one
to earn $4,000 or $4,000 annually is the best for,
time n @ parents can give their sons. Ladies and
Gentlemen are invited to call. City healthy.
o''''' RUFUS DOLBEAR. President.
New Orleans, February Sd, 1866 Sly.
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l.. MORRIS
Charles Potter.

NoLLECTOR AND PUBLIC CRIER, Opelou-
~ sas will attend diligently to all collections
which may be entrusted to bis care in the Parish
of St. Landry aud neighboring Parishes; also as
Public Crier.
OpeIousas, July 9Th, 1865. 4-6m
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Try this Store.

TNHE undersigned has just received beauti-
4 frl assortment of DRY GOODS, such as
Calicoes; Muslins, Fall and Winter Goods for
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, also, Boots
and Shoes, &C., which he offers for sale at the
corner of Main and Groee Street, Opelousas, op-
poste the store of Messrs. ]. & A. Perrodin.
He will be satisfied with small profits, hoping
thus to sell rapidly and be enabled to frequently
renew his stock. He solicits from his friends and
the public a share of their patronage.
LOUIS DESBREST.
Opelousas, Oct %, 1865. 20-tf
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Victor Dame7.
Office Asst. Special Agent,

Office Asst. Special Agent,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, l
Washington, La, October 10Th, 1865
T PURSUANT to authority vested in me by
Il sthe Hon. o. H. Burbridge, Supervising Spe-
cial Agent, Treasury Department, the undersign-
ed hereby assumes the supervision of collecting
captured and abandoned cotton and other property
belonging to the government of the United States
within the Parishes of S.. Landry, Avoyelles and
Pointe Coupee, in the State of Louisiana.
II. All persons found ernbezzling the Gov
ernment property under pretence of being sub
agents. will be arrested and dealt with as the
circumstances in each case may justify; and
whilst the undersigned will not interfere with the
shipment of private nroperty within the said
Parishes, it is announced that persons engaged
in the traffic of the aforementioned class Of pro-
perty either by purchase or sale, are presumed to
know the same to be private property; and it
found attempting to embezzle Government pro-
perty, will be prosecuted as felons
. Ill. Persons having in charge captured or aba1-
doned property will be held resposible for its de-
livery to the undersigned, or the value of the
same in money or other property, the valuation to
be at the rates of the New Orleans market md
persons who have had possession of such property
will report at once to whom the same was deliv-
cred, the place to which the same was shipped,
upon what vessel and to whom consigned.
" Liberal compensation will be paid to per,
sons having in charge captured OF abandoned
property, upon their forwarding Che same to this
office; and all contracts relating to such property
within the Parishes named, must be made di-
rectly with the undersigned.
w. F. MCLEAN,
Asst. Special Agent, Treasury Department
Office in the building Head Quarters Com
mander of this Post. 2o-tf.
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ST. LOUIS HOTEL,
New Iberia,

II EpT BY MRS. LOUISA STU ART,
IN (Iate of Opelousas.) Travellers who
will stop at this Hotel may rest assured
that nothing will be spared for their COM
fort. Jan. 27.-6m.
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s& yg s e a w 4 a. e a

saS 80 - 80 SssS ~ ssa S3@ %
This is the place the fool who
Walk in, you are at the right door,
THE undersigned begs leave to ~
Il announce to his friends and the ~Ega
public in general, that he is now pre- ~--
pared to accommodate them in good style and
quick time. He is provided with every thing
necessary to satisfy the most fastidious, and will
spare no pains Or trouble to please all those who
may patronize his establishment
He also has a bar provided with good liquors,
which he retails to his customers at extremely
moderate prices.
His Restaurant Is near the "Shades'' Coffee
House, corner of Bellevue and Court Streets,
Opelousas. HAM d EGGS.
Opelousas. January 6, 1866 3Otf.
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NOR sALE.-An arpent and half fine seed
IL cane Apply to the undersigned at Bols
Mallet. L. ID. VERREl.
septembers, 1865. R-tL'
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r or s a | e .

For s ale.
A HOUSE AND LOT, situated in the town
n of Opelousas, suitable for residence and
also for commerce.
For particulars, apply to J. II. sandoz, at the
Opelonsas Courier Office.
Jan. 20. 1866. 52tf
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'"rt''H q r. Con q oy'Iraaif, pat, q s
~ ssi"ss sssss@,5 ssss,l sss''l ss@ " u
All frootedbin accqenhes Xlhe &s ss'fsse. :sTs
O. Hir in the Insung ghc.sl, 1fSy prom "A
and stfght consigned Xiv ned
Ereig.ay & Son, Ieill- - fiany etlAaxsa. tlAaxa.tT
trade, ndsttended to- ossr tasss bS 8
paid to all N as lonfxs & 8 Aiy etiss; atepl Z
@a-M -Mese most particrsf "(ar attention will be-
constituted Iereight and !. .',"si''"-s.
siness concernsoch, Dune J&ust! n arare hereby
A manifest of It's for II Dnpre u Co. ofall ou- {
ters and packaE thetor the transaction oEoNA e.
be sent there at : the freight &c. of the CLEoNA
Washington Jannelous31S66.> hi he let
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Special Notice.
TNOR the better information of parties who
Il have had, or at present have captured OF
abandoned property, deem it necessary to
quote an abstract of the law embodied in the
regulations: -
"ARrlcLE III, Paragraph I. Abandoned pro:
perty is that which has been or may be deserted
by the owners, or when the lawful owner thereof
shall be voluntarily absent therefrom and enga.
ged, either in arms or otherwise, in aiding or en-
couraging the rebellion"
w. +. MCLEAN,
i assistant Special Agent. T. D.
October 2Sth, 1865. 20-tf.
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REVEPORT, LA, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1866
MEYER & BRO.

NO 8 TEXAS STREET,
lure gust 1ece'red n large Stuck
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mo. DICklNSc>
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THE SEMl-WEEkLY NEWS


Is publ,shed crey T~esi.'y !. .S"t"r'
3ny m0rntrgS.
Rates of Subscrip: ION - +, :
scar, in advance, s.; Six Moniiis, -
Three Months, -
Where persons have not the mail tacili-
ties W admit Of thcir takiIg "a Semi Week
~. they can have either III" Tuesday o.,
,Sa,rr1ids paper for hall The above rates.
i4cnts nre ui'omed J,rcnty PER
cent. on he 0bnrr rates.
Club Rates For the Semi Weekly.
published Tuesday and Saturday
Five subscribers One year. : - 80
Ten 20 90
Twenty - 49,. $50 90
For either the 7rc~5oH or Saturday pa
per, one paper per week, equal to Week
ly:
Five subscribers one ycar......s II co
Ten ...-... ~ On
Twenty d" g g ........ 90 o.
Persons acting as Agents mre. OF course,
no. EXPECTED TO b" governed by our Club
rates Is no commission can be allowed IN
such cases.
Advertising One square fire. inser
ton, : 80 each subsequent insertion -
cents.
re- Eight lines or less constitute &"
square.
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The Aassacre. ct .EIr< eGoodeetn
| Co.Jrmed-Ai,petA-iAre = A4rtere&.
4 dispatch from San. Francisco
dated the 9th. has been receiver, con!
irmjng the massacre at Fort Good:
win, .Arszona. 4 letter from Chars
Hamilton, dated Williams Fork,
Arazora, April 3oth, states that the
massacre occurred ten days previous
and that of the TWO companies OF
regular, the third botaflion of the
fourteenth regular regiment, consist
.ng Of oae hundred men only seven
escaped! The remainder We're mpy-
der@d and scalpea. Tie. -Aparhes
from army officers, who have borne an
honorable part ia the war, and whose
PERSONAL churaclers are beyond re-
proa h. --'7'''. 81 7- -'s''A
2 Under the institution Of slavery
the lash was in common use, but not
to excess, Whilst any punishment,
simiIarto those inflicted by the rev
erend villain! above described, would
have caused the tyrannical master to
be shamed and despissd by all his
Ineighbors.
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The Galleries Of the Capitol and
tie Negroes.-Ths Washington cor
responder. of the Philadelphia Sum
day Mercury thus writes:
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| tNASoAs tAts " AitSS
s'We. have SONG :, considerable pity
|. for the poor, unfortunate Blacks Of
this district, Who are urged on b. the
radicals. to commit all sorts of out
rageous tricks, that must eventually
tell in tentoid upon the coiored race.
At the capitol they have taken COM
plete possession of ali the public pla-
css, and on Wedpt sday last we
couptea234 contrabands, &c tn 1ilth-
test character, IN rfle gallery of the
House, aud as We lett, in after dis
gust and amazement, the darkies
Were pouring in. A large number Of
them had baskets, with their dinner,
which hey eat III the galleries. as
though it Were an, eating, saioea. Tie
cushions are filted with, veuain, and
t wiz take many a Bottle OF Lyori's
powder to kill off he creeping things
that stick so close, to the1ritthy con-
trabunds.''
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans ana Shreveport
Packet Line.

o Learts crsrp, 1'lesdAy and F5n5dy:
=, 1T s.F6R NEW ORLEANS
- - Grand ,Bay.ou Gfp49 ehaita. CaMpi
! Grand Ecore. AlexandeFia, Norman
,Ba,bin's and all wa Ian din .ssa., THE ma;
| nilicent steamers LOUIS DOR, Ghd
neg Johnson, master: AGsE a MA, "
f. Boardnan. master NATIONAL.
| Richard Snnott; mas,irr. will leave as PEI
chedule:' '''l'-"'- ''-' - --'-'''H ~
Ceooes esny. TIE s,fay ana fstss.s 'ht u
Tuesday ', Maf Isl & F FitG Ga May iljb.
Tuesday May 22nd. Friday June LIST. Tue
day. June 18th, ,Friday dune z2nd, Tues
day, July Sd. Friday, jury 18th ga ~
- ,5.}1f7.i7 6 :-----s": 80 sasas.pa.n
Steamer MA,
Leares cucry 7aesday and frsday, al le
/ o'clock A Nus r'icats p r
Friday, May 4sh; Tuesday May; 18th.
day June 18th. Tuetday June 10Th. Fri,
day July 9th. TUESDAY, July 18th.
Steamer LOUIS DOR.
Leores euery 1aead ~. o3d Friday ut 10
O'Clock A M. rs foi'o,rs: . "-''
Friday. APP il 18th. tuesday. May ST
Friday May lsth. Tuesday, May 29th, Fl.
day. june Sth Tresiav, inn" 18Th F'rida,
June 18th, Tues'-.i ,n.,+ 18TH. r. "
AGENTS.
Walsh & Boisseau,
Phelps q Co.,
Stacy q Poland.
Elstner & Trustworthy,
Mcclure X Jarrett = -a aa
+. & 3. Jacobs.
apl. 24.'f a. ''''" S''
Papers liaying the advertisement of the
Alabaua, VIII char ce the same . above