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To SAVE Ice FROM MELTING.- The
following simple method of preserving
ice is doubtless worthy OF a trial -:
\ German chemist publishes the fol
lowing simple method of preserving
small quantities Office: Put the ice into
4 deey dish, cover it with plate, and
place the dish on Il pillow stuffed with
feathers. and cover the top with another
aEava carefully, by This means "Nr'Rd
.u#tae external air Feathers arv we'll
stavt conductors at heat, and III solt7's-
annec tho ice il preserved fr"m melting,
pr schwarts ny that b" has thus i'fs
served sIx pounds of ice fJt eight d'as
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&saee Ds' Ds'E.0gsi%s;AfI;a.

District Court-PWiSh 81. L0"dry-~-No lQ7.p.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM CoLLIGA>.
E~RANC0IS FERAY, Of the Parish of SAINT
n Landry, Administrator Of the Estate ni tte
late William CoIgan, Jrccascd, of th~ rsft#h
Of St Landry, having filed 1abicau # tls~S!-
fication of thc dehts of the Estate o. said de-
ceased, accompanied by Il petition praying Tor
the homologatinn Of the same And whereas tn"
praycr Of said petition has been granted tT AL
order of Court dated July 18TH i86' ;n;-..
Therefore. notice is hereby given to al! i1'et
csted TO make opposition, if any the% have, IN
writing, at my office, in the town n1 'pelot'h"'
within thirty days from the date Of tho prhthf
notice. why said Tableau should not be apf'Hred
and holnologatcd, and the Administrator Au'aof
lied TO nav in conformity therewith.
A. GARRIGULS, tiefa
cpcluusas, July 20th, 1867.
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$500 Reward

AtI0LEN, from my plantation, ncarA
- MoUndyille, on the night of the 2lst ~
July. two CREOLE MARES. NE
on" a dam mare, about Is hands high, branded
thus : on The hip
The other a small hay mare branded, hut tho
brand j. not remembered hind legs badly scar.
red by an old cut from a rope has star in the
!orrheAd and PAGES.
! will pay Il reward Of one hundred dollars foi
the return of the mares and the conviction Of
of the mares to the store Of Lastrapes, Robert
son & Co, III Washington. to my plant tation.
WM, A. ROBERTSON.
Washington. July u, 1867. 7-2t.
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COMMERCE, &c.
Notice TO all Planters.

u WILL be in Washington IN a few
u DAYS. | have entered into arrange
ments with the house Of Messrs. T. Mas
pero IL Co, of New Orleans, which will
enable me to advance you the articles
and provisions indispensable to the sue
cess Of your crop. In word, | offer
you everything necessary to make crop,
and when that crop viii be gathered,
ninned and baled, you will have the
choice. either to consign it to Messrs. t.
Masncro IL CO., in New Orleans, o. 10 sell
it to me, at Washington. This decision
will be left entirely TO your good judg-
mcnt. MY offices will he in Washington
! nt the Warehouse Of Nessrs. Pitre & Car
rjarc. and in New Orleans at No. 35 Bcn-
vile Street, the Office Of Messrs. 7. Mas
| pcro & Co.
Nv proposition. as you sec, leaves You
perfectly independent. You become, a.
! il were. your own mcrchant-h2vlng the
privilege Of diaposing ut your crop III
| the manner rou deem the best. When,
Fever You will need anything, you will
have only to come to Washington and
order directly through me, thus saving
Won the trouble Of corresponding aud
doing away with delays Of all kinds.
When your crop viii be ready for q
market, it will be left with YOU TO decide
whether YOU will sell it to ne or consigI
il to McssI~ T. Maspero s. Co, where
YOU will BE- treated as friends and yolu
interests taken at heart a. hy myself.
1t ia understood that | buy and vii
Ialwuys buy cotton under the same condl
tiors ~ last season; that Is to say vii
pay the same prices is the New Orlcan
/ ,.. ,I-,+ ,Ftnr ,1nlf1r D,, nf All costs untfI
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MISCELLANEOUS.
may-Day Scenes.

ryho ..l,r,1,' editor of An exchange pa
,,a, 1rE+s nfr tho following on the horrors
s.,fa, NV sloving .-Abont the first of
Io-. 1ao,ly everybody moves-exccpt
49,, s.rr Who ore so fortunate as to own
tl,n,r homes and as n facetious writerre-
n1erI,s thereby being at any time liable
~ lnso II for taxes, and the following
t,,,,o,ri,,|r ;nrident" will be read with de-
Int hoth bv those who ''moved,' ar"
,ttn-,-irfr. y. or are Going to move" we
,n1yed And it was the moyingcst slght
we eyer saw. 0ut rcal.Fs ought 10 nave
seen the scene. Our folks commenced
rullinrup and tearing down the traps
week ago; most of the ''plunder was
thrown into heap and Jumped OH INTO
loads. with 4 total disregard OF ordinary
rnlea The parcgoric and hive syrup Vi
1Ia were hacked in our new hat-one OF
kniyht (: Krllry's latest and best. The
,,astlr hotties were placed in our new
1,not1 II h,iny 50 handy to carry them by
.Ia lonl,s The stopprr came out of one
onn,ai,'irr tomato catsnp, and the top Of
t ..,,,,,gtorl conccrnn was broken off.
snLa+ j. thr hest seasoned pair Of boots
,,.o.. h,1 Thr other family insisted
~ en,,,;nr into the house before we got
N,,I ~ the things cot mixed up
, H,+ rc rot all that had belonged
,ts a+ 1nost The cartmtn swore be-
o.,.n ", 49,. rnnl, stove was 50 heavy, and
>,,,se e,i4 ~1-Nl Il he'd have it if we'd Of
I,r - ,,i,, . Didn't offer it to him, but
Sn.r.4 hoth of them drink out Of a
>,,,,.t,'r hn,rnl nf beer, nearly fun, stand
w. tba kitchen, Thcv took it-vcry
lin i;n1iy. hnt + made en- thirsty all the
%',..m1.,', Guess the apigot must have
,lmt ont o. the barrel on thc road. for we
I.,,I,1,,t sounczc half a glass out last
,,''ht r;na1Iy rot moved. Thought
+>tT1 have our supper before we tackled
It I' y t"3,t,.,1 Ia, ana hork room stove. Bet
'}. .''c MN, ,'aI%n Of SCOT on her nose,
e.il ',.l,, .1"Yor vas ready. She was mad he
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ruILADELpHIA UNIVERSITY
Medicine and Surgery


yu~tIr rbi1ad,IDrf3 University of Medicine and
Surgrr, wa4 organized III 1873. Chartered
hy the iprl@iature. February 70, 1888. Name
Ear,,.d hy a rtsisiativr enactment to the Eelec-
ti', ITrdirsI COLLEGE Of Philadelphia in 1850 In
l-',3 II ltr,ha-cd tive Pennsylvania Medical Col
ic~r rstahIi, Shed in I842, and the Phiadrlphia
| Nrairnl College. which had previously been
mrrprd into the Prunsvlyauia Medical College
Jr lSEI II purchased The Penn Medical Univer
sity. The Trustees OF the separate schools nni-
ted, petitionet. a obtained special act OF 1h1
/ Legislature, consolidating these nstltutioh, IN"
changing their names 10 tha1 OF te LPt"
! lniycrsitv of Medicine and Surgery, March -
lSGjs All these various acts are pnbllshea III the
| statutes ot Pennsylvania INC cost OF tnt ""L''
| ing and museum was Overcome han1ien lnousan" a.,
dollars II Will bc nhSeryrd mat IN" 'hlN&FS'H
rs now organized, is the legal representative 1i
til" -Four medical colleges that 1t has ahsoFh'n.
It u lhrra Hrhnol 81 mco!''ic ''Ii,.'" i w. u.
| embraces III its teachings TeftihhG oi Nd1n"
to the profession.
.>rSsiyHs.-lt has two full sessions eHch Fchf'
commencing on th" lrt of October and c"ntinu~
gng until tn" LIST of January As it, frst session
ana from the lst ot January to the lst Of April
aS second the Two constituting one iuA co!r=c
of lectures 1t has also n summer session, com,
mcucing the lst Of April and continuing uhtIi
August. for the preparatory branches, ahrh as
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology,
Chemistry. Anatomy. Physiology, etc.
YFcFFts- Tickets 10 the full course Of lectures
! sf1a or S10 for each session. For the summer or
AID 4a1,1 mon 0f taofcr0te DlsaHS the University
: haa issued IRE hu3tdred Scholarships, which are
sold to first course students for 80 and to soc
: on3 rorr,e students and clergYmen for $50
4.'nh rnretir1riug the holdrr n life member
>*i,h thr f,trnrtu,l privileges of the lectures
nd III NE tcarhirps cf he school The onl,
'ii;.,a,.l yeas, arr a YEARLY iissoetinu and ma
: ,~;,,,Ia,jT', t;,l.st rach Of which is s.
90 YLt iJ4,utI,fs af prhoiurshiDs. The student
: noifiu,, - srholor,hip can cutter the College Il
,5,-, dn,i,,r, tha vrnr attend a. long as h,
> Hn,,.,,y ana r9-ent, ~ tho institution az ire
+,,,,1r as desired
I, r.,,irez no nrayinus reading or 4tndv to en-
: .r,t.. Fniyrrsiiv ON srhnI,rshIp, hence, al
: t,'It.. ''t, ,,5,inr ,t',.s .,r,. saved
: lt,,I.rts Ly holliu,. .srhcl.rsbiI,s, can prose
T .,,+'rthor hWsinrs. a nalt Of the lime
Thr r-ndfdatc for graduation ear present him
s.lf m nuv timr, and receive his degree as soo
,x on3IifTa
. In r,sa a student should hold a scholarsh
i and not h, BILE o att nd lectures 1t can be raRs
Iarr,d fJ .,nnthfr thus preventing any loss.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Ware & Brother,
COTTON FACTORS ard General Commj+
I sion Merchants, No. 1873 Gravier street, Ne"
Orleans II II Wnre-,Jas T. Ware IS ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PAY IOUR TAXES.

rsvfIE time fast approaching when shall make
4 a settlement with the Auditor OF Pubic Ac-
counts for the State taxes and licenses of the
Parish Of St Landry, the tax payers are re
questcd TO come forward and settle withont de-
lay; otherwise they win incur costs. | will be,
gin TO serve notices on Monday next, the 22d
inst. and feel confident that my friends will be
eager to relieve me of all unpleasant proceed
ings which evil disposed men may force me to
oTrnt ~ JAMES G, HAYES,
Sheriff and Collector.
Nnnlnnsas July Doth. 1867. ;. til.
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State Of Louisiana.
District Coart, Parish ct 81. Land'g No ~.
ESTATE OF MATHILnE TATE.

Ilytrift Coart, parlsA of s.. Landry No. IV177.
ESTATE OF MATHILnE TATE.
TEAN BAPTISTE ARDOIN, Of the partil Of
u Saint Landry, Administrator Of the Estt;# Il
Mathitde Tate, deceased, having filed laat@au
Of Distribution ot the funds OF said Estatt ae'
companicd by petition pray'ng Tor lie hoh0i9
gatjon Of the SAME And whereas the prayer q
sad petition has been granted by al orde. o.
Court dated July 18th, 1867
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all inter
ested to make opposition, il any they hase, IN
wiring, at my Office. in the town Of opeIon.as
within thirty days from the date OF the present
notice, why said Tablesu sbond not he approred
aud homoloeated, the Administrator authorize
to pay according to said Tahlcau, and he bs dis
charged as Administrator,
A. GARRIGUE C2sT..
Opelousas, July Goth. 1867
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sain t L ndry Ho tel.
BY OMER POIRET

Court Street Opposite the CouIt House.
4 TrACHED to this Establishment in q large
"A and convenient STABLE, where horses
will be kept at reasonable rates. Nov3-ly
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l.. MORRIS. u. ;. SNi
Morris. Smith l. co.

CUCCESSORS to J. l.. Morris Il Coz Com
~ mission & forwarding merchants. and deal
ers in staple and fancy dry goods, boots, shoes
hats and caps, saddcry, groceries &c.
sept 23rd--l51 BIG CANE, La.
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Stolen

= FROM the undersigned. on the llth
Ia : ult,, an American brown HORSE, aged
Nn about 10 years, star in the forehead
ahout lG hands hig and branded & on the left
+hi,rb "
liberal reward will be granted to whoever
will RETURN said horse to the undersigned, or TO
Dncr roirct, i'll OpGlou>as,
I. POIRET.
Opcousas, July 9Th, 1867 i
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For sale at private sale,

SMALL PLANTATION, situated at NAL
n let, containing 100 arpents OF land, Also,
tract Of wood land measuring 100 aFpents, and
adjoining the above plantation.
For the conditions and other particulars apply
TO L. Hollier or 10 Frozin Demaret. on the pre-
mjsrs T20h July 1867, 6-5t
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MASONIC
To Cotton Planters.

7 HAVE invented and had patented an
I Improvement on the Cotton Press,
which, for simplicity and economy, will
recommend itself toall planters who want
a press. Amy ordinary mechanic can make
tie press in ten days. offer the right
for sale to individuals or to Parishes. My
residence Is on Bayou Bout, ten miles
alt,ts, zafoztou. -, landry. where
tn, pres aud "a nfeis NAV hs seen
T. E1EEETs
= f4Fk Hfh I&G@ I'm
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THE OPELOUsAs COURIER,

PublishSd. On Saturday by JOEL H. SANDOZ.
coND DITIoNs;
saBscription,--FourD Dollars per year payable
in advance, or Five Dollars payable at the end
of the year.
A subscriber wishing to discontinue must give
a written notice to that effect and settle up all
arrearagcs; and no subscription will be stopped
until ali arrearages are paid, unless at the option
of the publisher
Adccrtising.-F lFT Y cents per square for
each insertion Eight lines or less constitute a
square.
All advertisements sent in for publication will
he inserted in English and French (unleSs other
wise ordered until the editor shall judge it CON
v.su3gnt fn discontinue
iana4aat..e te rsah2s E4voFs viii PAY Fifteen
paEaar. 20 s4 advance If ttsv Htsh TO bs AZ
Hsune.t
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HOTELS

IITY HOTEL Corner Camp and Common
I ! Streets. L. ). MORSE, Ifnphrtof,
na--Ia1 Ncr Orleans, LG
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FOR SALE.

A RESIDENCE situated on Main St,
n in a retired portion OF the Town of
Opclousas, together with kitchen, gar
den, etc. For particulars apply to
JOSEPH 7. ROY.
0nclousas. July Goth, 1867. 6tf.
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BODET & GUEYDAN BROS,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
+ q z Il 6 y AN d D O # E $ TT G
DRY GOODS.
N O. Il Ol d L e v e e,
#H} WIEN BtESyItLE AND CusToMHoUsE SITS,
ia}y2S-tf1 Nete Orleans.
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NOT ICE

4 LII citizens are hereby warned against puf-
"A chasing any articles Of military clothing,
arms or accoutrements from the soldiers OF my
company. ANY person found with these articles
in their possession, will not only forfeit them bul
viii be liable to arrest and punishment
w. W. WEBB.
Capt. 4th Cavalry Il S. Army.
Opelousas, July 18Th. 1867. 5tt,
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4 FINE RESIDENCE in the Town Of
n Ope1ousas is offered for sale, Apply
to Z. d. ESTILETTE, Agent.
Opclousas, July Goth, 1867. 6-ti
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No. g..
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
j. A. RenEaRaafOEEs

30 IAo IHAEakNEUEE9
~ ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
VI and direct Importer Of Wines, Brandies.
Cordals, &c, No. 90, Cont street, between
Chartres aud old Levee Streets,
Sept 30 1865. New Orleans
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Cotton Factors * Commission Merchants-
NO 81, Carondelt Street, (fornor stand of
" Beocq, Noblom & Co.. New ORLEANS.
n. 3, Ey special authorization, Mr., Pierre Roy
is empowered to transact business in the name
Of the firm Sept s, lsGG--Iy
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Twenty Dollars Reward q

STOLEN from tho subscriber on Saturday night
y March 33d,, large Bay. Horse. nine years Cd
this spring, blind in the right eye, and right hind
foot white. trols and PAGES, marked with the gear
will pay Twenty Dollars reward for the horse and
thief Dr. zen dollars for either. ANY information re-
spsc,ing them will be thankfully received and iiter-
ay rewarded ...-.- .ss#
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- e''''' .VIa E. C.,THoMPsON.
n DanviifeITimes copy twice.
Mafehi27. lsYsIs % lei 6 bsaisa,' pysa IT
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TRIBUTE OF. RESPECT.
University Of North Carolina.

Disleciic Hall. March %, 1867.
Whersss it-has pleased Almighty God torcmove
from gu midst the Rev JAxss PHrLLtrs, d. D., Pro-
fcssor Of Mixed Mathematics in this University, in
whom The ehuish Of Christ has lost an exemplary
ehsisau aud able divine. the University her oldest
and most valued Professor. the Science Of Preei-
sion" f,ittfui erpoundcr. The community worthy
and useful citizen, AMI The Iialsc,c socky one u
Der chefesi ornaments; therefore he.it
Resoised. That vhiIe We deeply aspiore his loss. we
Iei recognize ia the peculiar time and manner Of bis
death, the Httiag iosc % nsefui and labor;ous
life. and feel assured that TO him death is gain"
Resoiacis Thar in him the members Of our secieiy
have m rraple worthy Of iiiigen, imitation, whose
whole lie vas an easmpifcaon % the spirit incul-
called IN her snO,to. Love II Virtue and Science
Resolrej, That we tender ouI sinese ssmpa,hies
TO the family q the deceased and TO the Faculty Of
The University. bfs1
Resoined. That our Hall be draped in mourning,
aud our mepben wear The usual badge for thirty
days.
Resolsei That these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes Of The Society and copies Of them be sent 70
the bereaved fanny and 10 ihe faeuli. Of the Uni.
vetsy.
IKE R. srRAYHoRN,
7. L. L M NO, Gem,
II Other papers will please copy.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

|
tS- The adveriiserhaying been restored to heahl
20 few week.. BY avery simple remedy, after Aa,.
ing suffered for several years with severe oulg at
lection, andNthat drfaafsl disssse, Consumption
anxious TO make, known 10 his fellow sufferers Ha
means fcufe. Seelisg e-Tasys
To all who desire IL, BE- will send d copy ef,ha
prescription used Qreeof shsrgs) with The directions
iorpeparing and using the same, which they will ad
ssuascuarf Ot coSsD xR1loH, A srHmAl Rposcurr,s.
coUoHs, Coins, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The Only 'kiect Of the the Pre-
scrpton fs 70 benefit the afflicted, and spread inior
na'iOnwhich he conceiveso aIuahIe ard he hopes
eyerysatfersI willtry his remedy as i will cost them
a9thnetindmay prove abissShgsJ " y ~
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mai, will pleas address I ~
a5ANSiRsv.EDWARD AswiEsoN, =
WILLIAMSBURG Kings CO. New York.
Mfcn y. 27-12n
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Notice to Magistrates,

TYNE MAGISTRATES Of oiaage County are
notified 70 meet a, the Court House 10 HILLSIDE.
rough on saurhy. March 3olh, at 10 e'clock, 20
Jay tho Cauuy 'far, Poor Tar, and I,unaiic Asy-
lum Tar. gli ngI
]. c. TURRENrINE, Chairman.
March 27.sidd N edks.s AZ
+ rtal /. ~ ~
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Good Garden Seeds

OgG Smooth Parsnep,. - - ~ - =
Il EARLY Valentine Bunch Snaps,
Early RloodlTurne Beet, ss9 no HJ3gs
smooth Long Blood Beet, ass atuecaI :
Large Late Dumhead, Flat Dutch, and Sugar
Loaf Cabbage, -, ,4,f ID
Lgge York and Drumhsad or Batsersea Eatly
~ Cabbage,
Extra Early Russia Cucumber. aa All Il
Londpp Long Green Cucumber.
Extra Long Green Turkey Cucumber. Vatfs
Brpgn, Dutch and White Cabbage Lettuce, 5
Green Citron Melon,
Large Red Onion Seed,
EYtrp Early Kent May Peas,
Large White Marrowfat Peas. ,e.EaF 4 4
Scarlet Turnep Radish,
White Bush Scollop Squash, g,r
Early Bush Summer Crookneck Squash,
Winter Crookheck Squash,
Ealy Large Red Tomato, sk
Large Round Red Tomato, &c. &C.. just receive
ed flesh gensipe and reliable at the Cheap Store Of
JAMES WEBB, Jr.
March G., H.t'.S IS
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they, must not be less at csny1.place than
three 'iucIfes wide aud all heart. Heading
must befof white qakgopei idttil thick Five
inches Or upwards .wide,, bst !mssti net Ibe
less than Aye INCHES 10, any part w. VIZ
Barrel slaves must be 30 inchssi leng. "a
Hogsbeads" .smii'l hi42 affaatltisli iAiif's
III ipe niilfu N ISL aB54a tss u. lss
idsIieadings shouldibe 80, To SO. and SO
inches long, with adpe proportion oflpieces
Of each length. .as I'll a; s,tR
The stayes should ibe straight, square
edges. moderately dressed with the draw
iHg-khife, rived. with the grain, split 10
run from the bark ~ the centre, and not
stabbed or; sound wood, free Of sap, de-l
fects, or bad tu9ts.fl no ng.fh
Red fOakl Siapes, Red oak. hagshead
slaves must be full AZ inches long, aad with
the. sap, about four inches wide. (but not less
hAn,thfee inches and q half in any part)
and about one inch thick. Red oak, all
heart, may pass al three inches vide. All
kinds Of oak with sap upon them are classed
ssrsd oak all heart. II is rerommendeL
iasawing of logs Ia lay of lengths one or
two INCHES lopgrr than the law requires. to
alloy Tor The run OF the saw.
Red oak barrel slaves and gundressed
stavesare not salable in the Norfolk market.
Particularly must, il be remembered N
irving The slaves. that they are not to be
stabbed. The graia Of the wood runs ffUp
the back to the cenj re of the block, as The
spokes of the wheel run from the friioes 10
the hub, sad tie irving must be done ~ that
direction otherwise the slaves will be
vafueless. The stave business Is much more
easily carried on than the lumber business
Tor less machinery isRquiredi and more
over, slaves are m0re easily handled. and
hepce The .woIk eau be done IN spots where
cutting lumber would be impossible. Peo-
pie embsrking for the first tine in the bust.
ness would do well to hire, at first, an ex.
perienced band a. instructor; and such car
be had in N,sth. Crugns. IN the neighbour
hocl Of he Roanoke river aud iss tributaries
10 Southampton county, near the Cho@aR
aud in Nort0lk and tkereabmis
The transportation Of s,1ses per thoa-
sPad costs in pr sh0lt what d. 90 lee; d
lalpber would. and freight from here "a
Norfolk is about 50 or $50 per thousand
We notice that. in Psitippre. some .hor;
time since. white oak hog,head stlses. AZ
inches long. n! inches wide. and II inehe,
thick. were worth slip 10 sIi5 per lhou
said. aud white oak hogshead s,ases, u
inches long. . inches wide. and inch thick
were worth s55 10 see.
The prices of slaves in New orieans are
per I,20O-white oak. pipe called. Sis Il
sl20; white oak. hogshrad. called. 500 I,
ssllO; French butts, slO0 10 sll0.
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Note Lost or Mislaid.

SOME time in az about he month Of May, 1865, o.
y nOe giseab Nv DAVID kesllef 10 Charles Chfist.s
mss for Sl2,anl s1me casts. dated in April or May;
1861. Was lett in my hands by Johs X. Christmas
ier eOeclisp. Thosad nolo has been lost o. misaii
N tie subscriber aud this 10 notify The said David
Ksster no, 10 pay The said 70 any other person
butt ohu n. Christmas, whs 10 the lawful swrsr d
the note.
80 WlaHA.C! MURDOCH.
Hilkborsssh, Feb. Q, 1857. a.
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Aviiginia deiegatipnhss hadSatiSfacto.
~ interview with the President and the
Senate and Judiciary Committee, in re-
gsrd to restoring that State to the Union /;
aud the State Senate has voted joint con,
rnittec % cooperate with Gen. srhofeld.
The Maine legislature has adjourned
after q session OF i've months. Its mem.
bers get $3.50 per session, bs II long or
short 81 sf 49, fNg4l
Harrisburg. Mareh se,-Goycrnor Gea.
.ry has signed bill requiring railroads 10
carry passengers without Distinction of co.
Tor. HsIiAUN lUns8aHI4 IN
Gen. seho6eld has disbapIeJ the negro
battalion Of militia IN Rchmoni They
had boughtsplendid unilorms auJ-expes,rd
big turn out on the 3rl. Of April to cele.
brats The fall OF Riehmsaa. Eli n ~ Il ,st
Ohio rejects the Constitutional Amend;
msnt snipesro suffrage bill, k,nsas does
Vlesssmes islsfIi 4 .nsppi : slaiithsa ~ soni
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