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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-31
CRAHAM'S
HAIR RENEWE R.
Graham's Hair Remover,
A REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE
aa HEAD AND SCALP.

The hair may be diseased from various causes: II
may be dry and thin, In seroulous Subjects II may
become grey notified from Of pigment or rreg
ular diffusion of this colorng matter through 6brous
portion. Badness may happen from various causes
From nroads OF the Acarus" Hair-eater under the
skim or from excessive pain mental anguish
There Is partial badness called the 'Scall which
gives great annoyance There is also the Plica Pooni-
ca" also called the "Ringworm," in which reddish
fluid oozes from the scalp making the hair 20 look
1t were hbres OF flesh There Is also disease called the
'Favus," or "Honeycomb Ringworm," which destroys
the hair and its roots covering the scalp with whitish
New il would be the hight Of quackery TO pre-
tend that all these diseases could be cured by
ton containing little Plumb Aceas (Sugar Of Lead
Supher Precipitation LAC Sulpher and perhaps Tine
lists or Physicians but pretend that they discovered
these remedies accidentally
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-31

Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipthera, Bron-
chitis Splitting OF Blood and Pulmonary Affections gen.
orally II 10 a remarkable remedy fer all Kidney Com
plants Diabetes. Difficulty of yoidng Urine bleeding
from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel and other com.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-31
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND

Is now offered the afflicted throughout the country
after having been proved by the test OF II years. In the
New England States where Its merits have become
we known rs the tree from which npart derives It's
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1867-11-02

What sounds are these which strike my listnine
i ears, -
Awake my sorrows and alarm b nv fears, zt1sss
From yonder steeplea IT'S the dismal knell
| OF some departed spirit: who can tell
But now the deathless being dwells above. 4
l Iii endless regions of eternal love- 5s34 2ss .gH
t5eyond the reach of every human pain, II asssst
Whose loss to friends is her superior gain als5gs
| It does, for Oh !--my dear Mary la dead 4zs.s.
| 10 realms of joy the blessed spirits fed
she's gone, she's gone; assist my feeble Laws.
Ye sacred nine, to sing her natchless praise
In plaintive strains. Oh lend your skiIlful aid
Celestial muses., every tuneful maid
So,n n q 7. The nounfnl song with grief deplore,
Nary u dead, report from shore to shore,
Mary is dead, in doleful accents CRY, ssr
Mary ID dead, let hills and dales reply;
Yeneighbring meads, the sadd d'ning message tell,
Marv is gone, We green retreats farewell;
Ye nleasant fields where oft she usd to stray.
Be csptHd no more in summers bright array;
NE lofty trees, without your leaves appear,
Nary Is gone, be winter all the year;
aa SHADY groves in Withered garhs daplore,
AZ alsss.y y goue, and yeraare u no more.
bHt Oh what words can paint the mothers grief
Or yield the weeping fair the least relief
TOO lovely mourner. speak her real worth,
N ho shard her best affections while on earth,
Of tell what numbers mourn her early fate,
How much beioV'd ii this imperfect stateg
Say, how enthusiastically size bore the rod,
How soon she gave herself, her all to God:
Speak thou who vast till eath her greatest friend
,n,l Mhat numrous n, sorrows did thy bosom rend;
And reason lett her overwhelmed in pain i;
How did her flowing tears thy grief renew, y
When sensible of death slle said--Adie., !; sz Al
N. NE pleasing hopes her lively faith supplyd
But Oh my dear friend, dry every tear, -
70. Eor tho she's gone, your Jesus stiIl liz near;
Then letsthis thought revive your dropping heart:
1ouA meet her soon above, no more 70 part.
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S Fl E. r T F F'S S ALE.
; State of Louisiana. -=r

S Fl E RIFFS ALE.
as.esa State Of Louasiama. 49,
j. J JOHN M :. SHAW J. Distriet Court,
54 vs. Parish of Saint Tandrv
b u. G. Keller & ais No. 9599.
RY virtue of an order of seizure and sale from
p the Hon. the District Court of the Eiuhth
Judicial District of the State of Louisiana. in
and for the Parish of st. Landry, Id the above
entitled suit. and to me directed, will offer for
sale at auction, to the last and highest bidder.
at the Court House of this Parish, In the Town
OF Opelousas, on -
q Saturday, November 2d, 1867, "a
commencing at the hour of Ii A. NJ, and con.
t!nuing from day to day, if necessary, ali the
rights, titles, interests and demands of D. C, KeI-
ier and Henry Keller, unto the following describ-
ed property, seized to satisfy said order, to wit
TRACT OF LAND. ~
situated in the Bayou Chicot Settlement, in the
FaIlsh OF st. Landry, measuring one hundred
and twenty-five superficial acres, together with
all and singular the -
Buildings and improvements
thereon ereeted--ie being the last residence of
James Akenhead, deceased. =
CONDITIONS Twelve months credit from dav
OF sale, with interest at the rate Of per cent
per annum from same date. Purchasers fnr.
nlsning bond and satisfactory security, and
mortgage reserved ON the property sold.
sB JAMES G.. HAYES, Sheriff.
Opeiousas, October l2tb, 1867. -
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AN ORDINANCE

TO PROTECT THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN op
oPELoUsAs FROM CONTAGIOUS OR INFECTIOUS DIs.
EASES.
DE it ordained by the Board of Police of the
- Town of Opelousas, that no person dv;n9
outside of the corporate limits of the aforesaid
Town, shall be buried in either Cemetery Or else.
where within the corporate limits of the said
Town, without furnishing to the President Of
said Board the certificate of the physician WIN
attended deceased during his or her last illness
setting forth the nature Of the disease of Which
the deceased died, said certificate to be approved
by said President, before burial
Sec. 2. All Priests, Ministers of the Gosnel
Sections or other persons engaged in buryior
corpses in violation of the provisions of this Or
dinance, shall be liable to fine of not less than
One hundred Dollars
Resolved, that this Ordinance shall take effect
from and after its first publication.
Ordained September 2lst, 1867
F.. A. KING,
President of the Board of Police.
Attest: Jos D. RIcHaRD Clerk
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Of this paper.

ey~ We publish to-day in French, a partial
list of the deaths from yellow fever in the towns
of St. Martinsvill, VermilIionville, and Jeaner-
cite, taken from the Planters Banner of Oct. &C.
The Courier Of The Ieche of the same date
gives a list of l33 deaths in and around St. Mar
tinsville, and says: E
ITO this list, deficient as it is, we must add one
fourth as many more for the negroes who have
died, if we would form a tolerably correct idea
of the mortality up to the present time.
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THE OPELOUsAs COURIER,

Fhbhshed 0n Saturday by JOEL IL. sANDUA.
f .. cOEDIT TlONS:
Su6sersption.--Four Dollars per year payable
III advance, or Five Dollars payable at tls end
OF the year.
A subscriber wishing to discontinue must give
written notics to that effect aud settle up all
arraarages; and no subscription will be stopped
until all arrearages are paid, unless at t cp,ion
Of the publisher .,,.
Aduersissng -FEFTY cents per squar" for
each insertion. Eight lines or less constitute
square.
all advertisements sent in for publication will
be inserted in English and French (nniess other
wise ordered until the editor shall Judge it cen"
venient to discontinue.
Candidates to public favors will pay Fifteen
Dollsrs each, iu advance, if shsy wish to be an
uouuced.
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Oh give mot mp to Sorrow

Oh give not up to sorrow,
And never know despair
Let Hope light up the morrow,
With all IT'S holy cheer.
Why should we mar the moments
That past us swiftly fy,
BY cruel, dark forebodings,
When joy itself is nigh Z
Though dark misfortunes meet us.
And friends and fortune fail,
And many objects greet us,
To tell the sadden'd tale
Let's view it as our share of toll,
That's nobly to be borne
And light will be the barthen,
Howe'er the heart is torn.
Oh give not up to sorrow,
And never know despair
Let Hope light up the morrow,
With all its holy cheer.
He who can light the darkness
VIII every care disarn-
The storm of life will rage to-day,
To-morTew bring its calm.
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Partisan Life with Mosby.
9. By MAJOR JOHN SCOTT.

2. OF Fauqaier, "a, late G. s. sArnsy.
"ITH q Portrait of Colonel Mosby on Steel,
engraved by Halpin 8 also one by Jewett,
and nearly Fifty Illustrations, embracing Por.
traits of Field Officers and Captains of the Bat
TALON, Map Of Mosby's Confederacy, and nu.
merous spirited Illustrations of Fights, Raids.
and Humorous Incidents
Prepared with the sanction and cooperation
of Gel Mosby, and sold only Nv subscription.
- Agents and Ganyassers are wanted to canvass
Tor the above Beuk, and LIFE OF GEN. r. d.
LEE, etc. - - - - -
a Address BLEL0CK A. CO.,
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Regular Packet
BETWEEN
Opelousas G New Orleans.
THE STE4 HER
-. - CLEONA.

e. G. PICKETT, Master, J. B. SCHMIDT, Clerk
WILL resume her regular trips between
Wv Washington and New Orleans, commen-
cling, on Wednesday, the 18th of November,
leaving Washington every Wednesday morning
at o'eieck, and New Orleans every Saturday at
o'clock P M
The CLEoEA is a very light draught boat, new
A No. ] in the Insurance companies
All freight consigned to Pifre & Carriare. or
U. Hinckley & Son, will be promptly delivered
and strictly attended to.
Freight taken as low as any ether boat in the
trade, and the most particular attention will be
paid to all way freight and business
The rates of freight shall be the same as be-
fore, low water will make no difference in the
charges. : =
Washington, October 18th, 1867. 19tf
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WHITE FRosT.-On Thursday last we had the
first frost of the season although we were
threatened several times before with frost, and
some say they have seen evident signs of it. At
any rate that Of Thursday was far from being
doubtful
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kalkelated to deseve. Must swar, drink
shampain, and talk hoss. Mustash in
dispensabul, branes onnessary. Fine
specimens ON exhibition at the sentral
park. .r
THTRRER BRED BIZNEss MAN.
Wun that knows enuff about stealing,
SOS thare kant ennybody steal from him,
and enuff about law soft he kan do his own
stealing legally. A kareful annalisis of a
fust klass spesimin gave the follering re-
suits:
Honor-Jest enuff to keep him out OF
konshuns-None except in very young
spesimins. .....,..,.....
Lying and stealing-As much as will
pay.
Honesty-Jest a kloke patturn.
Respectability-Accordi to his suk-
sess. r@~
THURRER BRED RAsKAL.
Same as abnv with the exsepshun of
the kloke.
THURRER BRED LADY.
The old fashund idee about woman
sich as.G cd made bein lady is exploded
"a modern thurrer bred lady is made up
as follers, commensin at the top:
lstly. A sWab of hair, stole from the
korps of ded pawpur in the old kuntry.
2thly. A he'd, with as much vacant
room into it in proporshun to the size az
six story tenement hous.
3dly. A dress waste, kiverin a French
kossit, into which is komprest about
equal quantities of Natnr and Art-Art
occupying the front seats.
4thly. A hoop skirt, hung Oh pare
OF kotten hips, and shown when tilted
'ala moaa,' a pare of sawdust kalfs, the
hull bein kivered with an outside dressin
OF silk, and kept in runnin order at an
expense of about five hundred dollars per
month for repairs.
N. Bit allus seems waste of time
and vitality to raise this klass of thurrer
breds, cos you kan git EN- made of wax
jes as good-better lookia, and at Track
shun of the expenses.
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N @ T / G. E ;.

TyHE regular term of the District Court for
Il the Parish of St. Landry, which was to have
been held on the fourth Monday of October last,
is adjourned to the first Monday of December
next, 1867, on account Of the prevailing disease
in this Parish. =&f +9.t gz = @@s8 s=e~.i
are4 By order Of Judge A. BAILEY, +h
x JAS G.. HAYES, Sheriff
Opelousas, November ID 1867. 2Itf
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~ lRnzE.xea- Rr.e1Ts i

~ ~ y
A new rival to Nasbv ana 1ns,, ssi,1;r q
has appeared Iii print. who caIls h;1.ssse i,,ss
- Nafmeg, of Nutmeg Stait. Follow
ing ls specimen of his style { ~-->,
THuRRER BRED moss.
= hess which has had his breed inn
proved by means &c d sulky kontail,in 4
teller with II long whip. till he amt worti,
- sents for any purpos except i ganblin
nasheen. 9 8 z '''r'' sf -
THuRRER BRED GEN1LRMAv. s
A bob tale kote, = 3sesst papnr kollcr,
white k0tton weskit, yaIler fr0wsas
without eny kloth into the Iecs. slainvi
lether boots = pare of yaller glnvs, and
inside ,,f eli1 all. y thing got np In inita-
s'lun 81 y mar. bsat, ~ the kDHnterfit de- 1
factois 81 poorly ezeentea and not
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SH RIFF F'S S A l. E.
State of Louisiana.

Vincent Boagni District Court,
VS.. J Parish OF St. Landry.
JosEpH WYs1E g. AL. No. e9eo.
DY virtue of writ of A. IA, from the Hon
ID the District Court Of the Eighth Judicial
District OF the State of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish of St, Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House of this Parish, in the town of Opelousas,
On Saturday, NoUember I'd, 1867,
commencing at the hour of IL A. NJ, and con-
tinufng from day to day, if necessary, all the
rights, titles, interests and demands of Joseph
WybIe g. al, the defendants, unto the following
described property, seized to satisfy said writ,
WIT:
A PLANTATION,
situated in the Parish of St. Landry, uear Wy
bles bridge, containing two hundred and twenty
seven acres of land, superficial measure, together
A ssKs,o> with the BUILDINGS AND I'M
&kasSALS PROVEMENTS thereon erected,
aTEl 5.s1M consisting of a dwelling house,
SElza=EEasEz SElz corn mill, and other outhouses
being the plantation upon which the Defendant
new resides
CONDITIONS Cash. ..-.. .
JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Opelousas, September 28th, 1867. De-.
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Wanted to Rent.

Estate of Theophilus G. Littell.
District Court, Parish Of 81. Landry.
VINCENT BOAGNI. of the Parish of St.
v Landry having applied by his petition to be
appointed Administrator of the Estate of Theophi-
lns C Littell, deceased late of the Parish of St.
Landry;
Therefore. any person intending to make oppo-
siton to the said appointment, will file the same
in writing at my office in the town of OpeIousas,
within fen days from the present notice.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk
CLERKS OFFICE
Opelousas, October 26th, 1867.
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Headquarters, District Of Lcuis3a,.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Sept, Is 1as-

General orders No. IL. ~ A'0''
TIT having come to the knowledge Of tbe D.
H. vet Major General Commanding that n ORE ore
Gus parts of this State the assembling of a,' saft
men for political, or other purposes, is Of Asa t
quent occurrence, and that well disposed ne
are often subject to annoyance from armed 1a
sons posted as sentinels or vidcttes it il haIp pfi
ordered that such practices, and all Other eay aa
tending to disorder and violence, must he at aus
discontinued. Commanders of posts Sstanee oiife
ments, and stations within this conrpand i'asa a.,
arrest and retain until further orders all a,,l wi"
men found posted sentinels, pickets or v;ae.
tes, or pretending to be ON guard duty far ae. a.
purpose, or by any authority, not duly autbor any
zed by law. A'if
OFFICIAL: NATHANIEL BURRANK
I'd Lieut., 9th E'ef,y, Aeg asst Ad;T Hesy
TN compliance with the above orders. al, no,
IL sons who are in the habit of going armed P.t, y.
assemblages of any kind, are hereby warned ~ ~
discontinue the practice Immediately, as # ;0
the intention of the undersigned to carry ont
vigorous enforcement of the above orders
Citizens of the surrounding country are 20
quested to notify me of any breach of the pesea
or disturbance, not within the power of the civil
authorities to quell. w. w. WERR
Capt. 4th Cavalry, command'g. Co. "Er
4h Cauayy, z. s. Armu
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Notice.

THE undersigned would hereby ill.,
L form those interested, that during
the present epidemic he will be found on
his place, about two miles from the
Catholic Church of Plaquemine. to attend
to the collection of State Taxes and Ii
censes, s< F. PERRODIN.
Opelousas, Oct. 19, 1867. I9tf M
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DISTRICT CoURT.-As will be seen by notice
in another column, our District Court which was
to have set here ON Monday last, has adjourned
10 the first Monday of December next, owing to
the disease now prevailing throughout our Par
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The, New Orleans Crescent
04 Camp Street..

+. O. NIXON, Editor and Proprietor
FHyHIS popular Southern journal, established
IL in 1S4S, suppressed by Ben. Butler, May 18th,
1862, and re-estabished October 10Th, 1865, is
servative Southern sentiment, reliable record
of events, and the ardent advocate of all means
calculated to develcpe the resources of the great
Southwest.
TERMS-z,svariabiy in Adraace,
DAiLf-per annum,. m,.....-.............-S16 81 90
Hall Yearly and Quarterly, same rate.
Sheet, per annum 90
Half Yearly and Quarterly, same rate
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GREAT DISTRIBUTEaDM
Merchants & Manufacturers

Jewelr'y Association, -
1e3 G 1e5 Broadway, New York City,
OF Rosewood Pianes and Meledeons, Fine Oil
Paintings. El,gravings, Silver ware, Gold and
silver watches and elegant Jewery, consisting OF
Diamond pins, Diamond rings. Gold Bracelets,
Coral. FIorrntine, Mosaic. Jet. Lava, aud ladies'
sets. Gold pens with gold and. silver extension
holders. sleeve buttons, SITS Of Studs vest and
neck chains. plain and chased gold chains, &c,
Il C.. yalued Mt -. - r@+y NJ 'egzs s5= =
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Saint La ndrY Hotel
BY 0MER PaIRET .SsSsse

Court Street Opposite the Court House.
"A TTACHED tothis Essab bIshnerat ii Iarra
- and convenient STABLE, Yhere horse
will De kept at reasonable rates. Nev3-lyp 81
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A Borrowed Nag.-A mile or so from
town man met boy on horseback, cry
ing with cold. why don't you get down
and lead the horse ~ said the man,
that's the way to get warm 'sIt's a
BIB borrowed horse, and TIL ride him if
Ifffreeze !" whimpered the boy. ~
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EY' Four Sheriff IS sales take place in front Of
the Court House of our town to-day. For par
ticulars see the advertisements in another part
Of this paper.
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COMMERCE, &c.
To Cotton Planters.

Hz4 To Cotton Planters.
r HAVE invented and had patented an
H. improvement on the Cotton Press,
which, for simplicity and economy, will
recommend itself to all planters who want
2 press. Any ordinary mechanic can make
the press in ten days. I offer the right
for sale to individuals or to Parishes. MY
residence is on Bayou Beuf, ten miles
above Washington, St. Landry, where
the press and a model may be seen.
s. D. ROBERTS.
July 9th, 1867. 7-4m.
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Plantation for sale.
. A DI MTAHsn NJ

Lii situated near Vile Plate. Is miles sWest 81
0pelonsas, containing about 1900 acres Of land
There are good dwelling house, cotton house
negro quarters, fencing &c.
For particulars apply TO z't ~ u
ONEZ. 2. PTTRE.
August 10th 1867 .--3rn. SO. :. )
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FOB SALE. ss
A FINE RESIDENCE in the Town of
Il Opelousas isoffered for sale. Apply
20 81 Ed. ESTILEITE, Agent.
Opelousas, July Goth, 1867. 8 = eft
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S1,000,000,
OR ONE D OLLAR.
THE MERCHANTS & MANUFAC.
TURERS' ,a=. =~- e.
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION

Calls your attention to the fact of IFS heinz tie
largest and most popular Jew-ry Association in
| Inc United States The business is and always
mas been conducted in the most candid and homo
raole manner Our rapidly incrrasi trade is a
sure guarantee OF the appreciation II oar natrons
for this method of obtaining rich elegant and
costly goods. The sudden stagnation Of trade in
Europe, owing to. the late Gtr1nan war and re-
cent disastrous financial crisis ia Europe, has
caused the failure pf large number of Jewelry
houses in london and Paris. ohlging them TO sell
their goods at great sacrifice i'm sems, instances
less than one third the cost of MANUFACTURING
We have lately purchased very largely of these
Bankrupt Goods. at such extremely low prices
that we can afford TO send away Finer Goeds. and
give oeffer chances to dlaw the most valuable
prizfs than any other establishment doing SINH
lar business OUR AIM Is no PLEASE, and
We respectfully solicit your patronage as we are
conndeht OF giving the utmost satisfaction Du.
ring the past year we have forwarded number
OF the most valuable prizes TO all parts of the
country. Those who patronize us will receive
the t'tii value of their money as no article on our
list IS worth less than Ore Dollar retail and there
are no Blanks Parties dealing with lis may de-
pehd on having prompt fetnrns,t and the article
drawn will be Immediately sent to any address bv
return mail or express. E=4
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Merchants and Manu-.
factnrers Jewelry Association. and have kindly
allowed use of their names:
Frederick V. Browne. ESQ.,. Treasury Depart-
ment. Washington, D. c. piano.. value. $3.50;
Miss Anna l. Frost Waverly Terrace, N city;
Ladies gold enameled md diamond set watch.
value, $500; William b. Emmons, New Orleans.
La sewing machine, value. $7,; George L Da-
venport Mobile, Ala. silver tea set, value $500
Miss Lucy 0feutt, Albany H., sewing machine,
value, ss5a; Mrs Mary J ; Downing. Louisville.
ky.. gold watch, value. $500; James Fowler,
Harrisburg, Pa silver hurting case watch. value
Szo; Rev. William Peyster. Milwaukee, Wis,
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine, value 1875:
J., J. Biekfofd, San Francisco. Cal, gold lined
silver tea set, value, $500; Edward L Rice. st
Lonis Mo, melndeon, value. $3.50: Miss Helen
+. Sinclair. Detroit. Mich diamond cluster ring,
value, Ss25i Horatio G. Frost Chicago. III,
large OIL painting value. $500: Mrs Charlotte
+. Hewins, Doniphan, Kansas Ciiickering grand
piano, valne. 500, aud music Box, value. S65.
Many i.a'nrs could be placed on the list but
we publish no namAs without permission Our
patrons are desired to send IT, S. currency when
=. :.
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Public School.

IL will be re-opened on Monday, November 4th
1867, at the residence of Mr.. Aug. Steen.
j. Z. STROTHER Teacher
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Ladies' Shoes. s.
B. PEFFER ERKORN
FRnmf and Gr.na wv-4

II As removed his Ladies' and Gentle.
- mems SHOE MANUFAGTORY to
the brick building near Boden,nIle ler,s Bar
ber Shop, Bellevue Street, between M ain
and Court. I,yuIv 2g-.san, =
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u Strive to elevate yourselves, but
never BY pulling others down.
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N Notice,

HOUND, about six months ago, on PLAQUE.
u mine Br,aee, q large CARTRIDGE RE.
NOLvER. The owner is requested to call at
this office, or upon Henry Mcbride. Plaquemine
brulee. .-~. October 5th, l867-2t