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caused to be dug up and placed loosely in
the street. The continued overflow under
mined the foundation Of the brick wall In
front Of NV residence, and during a recent
heavy rain one hundred feet Of the wall
washed away. together with the iron rail-
ing which had been erected NJ cost of over
$500 twelve hundred dOllars.) The re-
naming two hundred feet are subject TO the
same danger aud earnestly protesting as
have done and now DO. against the shameful
destruction of this valuable property, by
neglect Of the city authorities, / respectful
IL decline now as i have done In the past, 10
settle any claim of the city for taxes. IL y
my purpose 10 ask of the city indemnity for
past injuries, and security for the future.
The damages are far greater than will APP
pear TO a cursorY observer. and i invite your
special attention to the condition OF the
property now seriously injured rs IL has
been bv the recent rains. Failing TO adjust
the matter of damages satisfactorily with
the city authorities. | shall be compelled TO
seek the redress afforded by the law.
/ am, sir, very respectfully,
your ob't serV't,
(Signed) l.. NJ. \ ERG Err.
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From the Holly Springs Reporter
Pass Him Around.

Mr.. EprroR :--Sometime ago, a man cali
ing himself John Meley, came 10 Holly
Springs, where he remaineda month or two,
working on graves, aud ornamenting them
with shells.according to theJonathan Melcy
patent. About two weeks ago. hc left be-
tween two suns, leaving behind him quite a
number ofdebts unpaid. although lie had
considerable money in his possession. We
regard him as AN upprincipal swindler, and
desire 70 caution the people of the state
against him. We learn that Mcley Is AZ
present In Canton. Miss, whence lac contem-
plates going TO Jackson. Persons cannot DC
TOO cautious in their dealings with him, for
lac is dishonest, and has no regard for his
obligations. The undersigned comprise on
ly few OF those whom ne swindled Ia IIol-
ly Springs.
viii the press of the State please pass him
around?
Very Respectfully,
a. b. Upshaw.
Thompson q Dancy,
Long * COYingtOn,
Mrs. +. II. Castleberry, (Ooardl
j. j. House,
j. Ii. Mattson.
j. B. ROsenlicld,
w. III. Martin,
j.. a. Willis,
Mary FAINT, ycol) washerwoman,
Booker Aston, (colored.)
English Female Bitters cures cid and
f. +. b. cures all chronic female irregu-
larties.
Chlorosis or green sickness cured with T..
+. Il.
+. +. y. delights all sickly females.
T.. +. Ii cures by restoring.
l.. +. IL. cures pain In the side and back.
Red Diarrh9a Remedy u pleasant and
effectual In acute and chronic diarrhpa.
For cholera morbus and cramps, use X. ID.
II.
II. ID. II. is no hot astringent preparation.
For all forms Of diarrhUa, use II. ID. X.
X. ID. X. cools and qniets the stomach.
X. ID. r., excellent for cry ing babies.
For children while teething. use X. -. X.
X. ID. X. Is the Memphis favorite,
One dose X. ID. X. cures sick stomach.
X. ID. X. Is the result OF bedside experience.
A remedy in time OF need, X. -. X.
During the fruit season keep X. -. X.
For cramps and vomiting. use X. -. X.
Dromgoole & CO.'S Buchu Is ahead.
Urinary deposits, Use Dromgoole & Co.'S
Buchu.
For Infants kidneys-Dromgoole & Co.'S
Buchu.
For early abuses, use Dromgoole & Co.'S
Buchu.
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PREsro CuANGE.- couple of guards,
wing in charge nine convicts from the
sfate prison, engaged on plantation near
I'LL city, were, a few days ago, surprised by
\ ehange Of management, effected by the
Nahdness of one OF the guard in giving in
sfnnction in farming operations, which re-
nnired him 10 lay down his gun for the pur-
bdne. The convict, who it seems had no ad-
easlate sense Of appreciation, took up the
mih and requested the rightful owner, to-
rather with his companion in the manage
Mnnt of them, to move on" The guard is
IaM to have displayed commendable strategy
Ift heir retreat.
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The paper on which THE CLARION is
a6w printed is from the ChickasGbogue
A[ills, at Beaver Dam, on the Mobile and
9Aio Railroad. We prefer it to paper which
Az have been using from more distant mills,
ID VIC expect to get our supplies from there
d Future. The present lot-thirty
W delivered at our office at ID cents per
'9nnd-the Company paying charges. The
nVesident of the Company is w. q. Clark.
10 of the Mobile Register. We suggest to
|Iif contemporaries. to try these Mills, and
Inns aid III building up anew and important
1mfne enterprise.
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The HEALTH OF Mr.. DAvIs.-We
egret to announce, upon authority of the
lew Orleans Times, that dispatch re-
eived at Montreal on June 18th, by Mr..
lowell, from Paris, announced the health
II Hon. Jefferson Davis as extremely
krecarious. AT one time, recently, his
ne was despaired of 1t is the purpose
y MI. Davis, if he lives, to revisit Can
va during the summer, and to spend the
'cliOwIng winter among his old friends in
me state OF Mississippi. We trust that
long me L. yet In store for him. Vicks-
burg Herald.
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CHANCERY SALE.

State Of Mississippi-Chancery Court-Ilinds
COunty-First'Distric
Robert Kells
No. II. vs.. In Equity
z. A. Philips.
nURSUANT 70 a decree rendered in the
III cause aforesaid, on the llth day Of May
A. d., 1865, the undersigned will, a. Commits
sioner of said Court, offer az Public Sale the
following described parcel or lot Of land to-
wit; "A lot Of land ia Jackson in the county
Of Kinds and State Of Mississippi, known
a. Five Acre Lot. number one. South Ia
being the lot formerly known the SpcnR-
Ter Steam Mill premises, and more reeently as
Philips & Kells' Mandatory Of Agricultural
ImpIements. Said land viii be sold 10 the
highest bidder for cash, in front Of the Capitol
in the city Of Jackson, Mississippi, on the 9th
GEORGE FEARN,
june 22-wtd Commissioner,
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#Lippincotts Magazine for July is at
Md. 1t contains the "Vicar of Bullhamp-
m My Summer Pets The Watcher"
beyond the Breakers" THE Philosophy of
|bsurdity.n Our Relations with England"
Ehe Art of Getting to sleep" and other
9auable and interesting articles.
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NIr Theo. Beaullieu, Superintendent
iii TIE CLARION Press Rooms. is the first to
non we are under obligations for a fine
|afge ripe peach Of superior flavor. We
lepe that others will soon follow the COM
nendable example Of this gentleman, who
sartainly appreciates the wants of the
spress fraternity" Who will be the next
" receive deserved praise?
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EThe Stamps Academy Soiree, at the
krieties Theatre on Thursday night last,
~ a brilliant affair, judging from the de-
he'd accounts in the New Orleans papers.
r.. Stamps is the accomplished daughter
LGov. i. q. Humphreys.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT Gin
T0N.-It will be seen by the notice of Mr..
Hulman, President of Mississippi College,
that the closing exercises of that Institution
viii commence on Monday next, 2Sth, and
eontnue through the following days: On
Tmesday and Wednesday, Goth and Both, the
Annuai Examination of classes will take
place ut Central Female Institute TO be fol-
owed by Commencement Exercises on
3hursday. These are always occasions of
treat interest ut Clinton. The many friends
and patrons of both institutions, and the
frlends of education generally, are invited
6n be present. The former students and
aInmni of Mississippi College are particular
~ Expected.
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"a Bible Society and Temperance So
h. have been organized at Cahton-all in
J week.
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TRANSPORTATION OF Fruit. For the
fmIbrmation of Fruit Growers we will state
Ahdt member of the committee appointed
hB the Fruit Growers Association, reports
thAt carloads of fruit will be transported
ON passenger time, to any of the Western
cllies. Less than carload will not go on
6nch time.
The Express rates from points on the \.
O.. j. ~ G. y. Railroad, by the 100 lbs are as
fufows: To Memphis. 81 %; Cairo, 50 25;
knnisville, Ky, $3.50; Chicago, 81 rs; Gin
ninnati, 81 %; St. Louis, all rail, 81 10; st.
Eouis, via packet from Memphis, 81 IS.
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PHO TOG RAP -!
n a WYHWPRLR

DROPRIETOR of the Oldest and most
III extensive Photographic Establishment
in the United States. pays especial attention
TO copying, charging and coloring photo
graphs, like oil painting, from small daguer-
reotypes, tintypcs and card pictures. true 10
life: takes Porcelains, Card de Nisites, Inn
perials, and every variety Of photographs.
guaranteeing the most perfect satisfaction
in every respect Every one Il invited 20
call and see his extensive collection of In
teresting photographs at 2O0 washing
ton st T, corner of Temple Place, Boston.
Mass. Junel7 WIN
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RICHMOND. June l9.-No change will be
made in the Conservative Legislative ticket
on account OF Gen. 9anby's opinion, that the
test oath must be taken by the members of
the Legislature.
New YORK, June l9.-Itis considered GER
tain that renfOrcements for the Cuhaus are
about leaving. The business at recruiting
for the Cuban army j. quite brisk. There
are 100 now i'm Philadelphia awaiting the
arrival Of vessel.
The Herald says The President, II j. un-
derstood. favors granting bclligerent rights
TO the Cubaus. but the Cabinet h against
him. Secretary Fish strongly sympathiles
with the Cubans, ~ does also Secretary Boz
rie; but Attorney General llOar, and Secre-
tary Boutwell, have pronounced against
them.
WASHINGTON. June l9.-Thc Bricklaycrs'
Union have expelled six members for work
ing with colored bricklayers at the Navy
Yard.
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rnr CAMPAIGN IN MISSISSIPPI.

WAsmNGToN CuY.-Letters from Missis-
sipoi received here, state that the conserv-
alive republicans la that State are entering
upon a campaign on the universal suflrage
and universal amnesty platform. and are
urging the President to name August as the
time for a vote ON the constitution.
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MANUFACTURING CO.-The aftou-
ton Of Planters and Country merchauta la
called 20 this home product which bcaidea poo.
seszing al The requisites Of the imported Irr
f. cheaper, cleaner and puror. Do ~ furnished
included 10 Steamboat On Railroad pcpotH.
All orders addressed 30 Box no. 1888 N. Ou
Post Once, will be- promptly attended i9.
my21wlm ID. POCMELU, Secretary.
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many years. was purchased by her before
her marriage and has been used by her ever
since, aud has a peculiar value attached 70 1t
from circumstances connected with her
social life. which make 1t much more valua-
value OF the same; and in fact as a piece Of
family property, no money value or dam
ages can compensate her for its loss, and the
sale of the same would be To her irreparable.
In tender consideration &C. your orators
pray that the Mayor and Aldermen OF the
city of jackson" and the said W. D Free
man, city marshall, be made defendants t.
this bill. That subpoena issue and they be
compelled to appear and answer. &c. They
further pray, that an injunction may be
granted, enjoining and restraining the sale
ofSaid piano, by the said Mayor and Alder
men or the said Freeman. on enjoining and
commanding the said Mayor and Aldermen
aud the said Freeman, 10 restoge the said
piano 10 the possession ofyOur oratix, at her
house from which the same was taken, to be
held by her until the further order OF this
court. AT the final hearing, your orators
pray for a decree perpetaally enjoining the
said Mayor and Aldermen from selling or
disposlng of said piano for the payment of
the taxes assessed against the said T.. NJ
lerger, in any way interfering with or i'm
pairing the possession and Use of said piano
by your oratriX, Cornelia y. Nerger. by Vir-
tue of any claim they may have against the
said 4. NJ. Iergers If mistaken in the re-
lief asked, your orators pray for such other
and additional relief as they be entitled TO.
W. * j. L. YERGER, Solicitors.
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kilograms TO hIe western Press.

IhOMINENI IhVINIAN UlINN'
STANTON, Va June li.-COlonel w. ID.
Fountain. a prominent Nirginian.and father
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, is lying
dangerously i'll at his country seat, his
ply sicians entertain no hope OF his recov-
cry.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN coNNECriCUr.
NEW LoNDoN.-The Republicans have
elected their city officers by hundred ma
jority here to-day.
WATERBURY.-The election for city ofli-
GERS took place yesterday. Hon. 4. Is. Mer-
riman. Republican, was elected mayor by
$40 majority. Toe Republicans also elected
a majority OF the officers.
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Dromgoole & CO.'S Buchu Is ahead.
Urinary deposits, use Dromgoole & Co.'S
Buchu.
For Infants kidneys-Dromgoole & Co.'S
Buchu.
For early abuses, use Dromgoole & Co.'S
Buchu.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY,

This day, Cornelia \. lerger, personally
appeared before me, NJ. Stone, Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, in and for said county.
and made oath that the statements in the
foregoing bill contained, are true in sub
stance and in fact. Them made of her own
knowledge are true, and those made on the
Information of others, they believe 10 be
true.
CoRNELIA a. IERGER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
9TH day OF June, 1869. Give under my hand
and seal.
j. NJ. STONE, Clerk,
e.. i. SMITH, ID. G.
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State of Louisiana.
Psebass Ceass, Parish ef 81. Landry-No. 20

Pyebass caas, Parish ef 81. Landry-No. 1860.
l., Estate Of George Pail.
A. DOI.PHE FALL. of t!s~ Parish of s. Ian
IN dry, Administrator of thu. Estate Of George
Fall. decreased, having fled a Tablean of Dissr
button OF the proce-ds OF said Estate, accm
panied bya petition praying for she hoinol'ga.
ts5u tdf tine same And w!;er.as, tfr' prayer oI
said petition has bes., granted by an uIdet Vi
Couft dated January 9th, 1869; :. /
,Therpfpre, notice is herby given to all~iater
essesi 10 asake opposition, If an. they have. in
writing, AZ my efire, in sae IRWIN Of oprits'sas,
within thirty f'svs from the date of the present
notice. why xaid Tablaau should not be approved
ANA hoinoiogated, the Administrator discharged
trom ali nrther liabilities and his bond cancelled.
JOS. D RICHARD. Clerk.
Opslsusas, January 30, ls69.s w. -. IT,.
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Estate Of George Simien, deceased.
PY virtue of an order of the Hon. tue Pro
ID bate Conrt in and for the Parish OF st Lam
dry, there will he sold at pnb tic sale to the last
and highest bidder. by the undersigned Admin
istr.tor, or through the ministry of duly com
missioned Auctioneer, at the last rrsIdrnce OF
said decreased, on Bois Mart, in this Parish, OF
Wednesday,, March 81, 1869,
the following de<csibed property. belonging to
the Estate uf Georg, Simi-n, deceased, late Of
the Parish If St. Landry. TO wit:
A Certain Tract of Land, situ-
atrd at Mall-t Woods, in the Parish OF Ct. Ian
dry, measuring thirty acres (more or i"sz), houn-
drd North by FRANCOIS L. Eitre, Ss'i'l by laid
of Widow Beaurepair Charheye. East by Widow
George Smirn, aud West by Alexander Rene,
being part Of tract Of land purchased at tn"
sale Of the Estate OF Celeste Lacour, about the
year 1859.
A Portion Of Wood Land, still
ated in the same quarter and Parish, containing
eighteen acres tmorc or 'ess) bound: d North by
Joseph Lavergne, fIs,, souti by B:p:is'e Co.
meau. East by Correlius D"nato and W.'st by
Mrs. cCi-iand, bring the saue tract purchased
at the sale Of the Estate Of Celeste Lacour, about
the year 1859:
+ Another Portion Of Land, stu
ased in the same quarter, contaisipg hty arpenss,
| bounded North by Felix Deiean, S"nth by Wild.
valensin Lede, East by I.onis Riqurtte, and
West by the lands Of thr Lacazr, being the same
| land bought or Inherited by DECEASED from Ma
| re Sisnien his dec.iastd mo.her.
Another Portion of Land, situ-
ated in the same quarter, containing twenty FIVE
arpI Ints fmor- or ess), bring portion Of a traci
| Of one hundred srpents inheritrd by the heirs
Of said Marie Simien; .-..:
| bedstead; armoir; clock;
pair work oxen and other articles
| TERMS AND CONDITIONS - Onr and TIVE
years credit from the day Of sale. Puaehas' Rs
furnishing two sureties in seido, to the satisiac
tion Of whom the right. and all sums not pune
tually paid at maturity to bear interest at ths
rate of eight per cent per annum from tine du'
until paid and, moreover, the lands remaining
specially mortgaged unto the Estate unti tnl
and entire payment of the capital and the inter
est which may accrue thereon
Il - .*<> GEORGE SfMFEN. JR..
January 30. 1869. administrator.
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and are confident of securing an inde
pendence in few years.
Permit me TO add that they received
from my ncishbors warm welcome.
ihelr labors have been encouraged {;
their persistent industry ahd gentle and
quiet department have made them warm
friends and from none have they re-
ceiVed more substantial proofs Of kind
ness than from DR.. Martin and Captain
Aenlson, OF the Amnie IVayley.
w. q. DESEGRE.
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A NOTE OF HAND, subscribed by
n Joseph Cafiste Sicily, Joseph Que
b4deau, aad. Michel johnson, for the SUN,
OF assz 80, dated Parish OF ST. Landry,
Noverai,er 23ti. 1865, payable ON the 1st
day Df April, 1858, TO the order of Andre
d. Msche. Administrator, ct his domieil,
in Grand Coteau, and bearing interest
at per cent per auuum from maturity.
ANDRE ID. MECHE,
s, T. =, . Administrator.
Grand Coeeau, Feb. l3, 1869.
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PARISH COURT.

PARISH OF ST.. LANDRY No. -.
NELlMA ESPRIT, wifi. of Poiaston Lavrne
~ OF the Parish OF st Landry. having applied
by her p~tit"n TO be appointed Darive Tes,a.
m-ntary Executx of the Estate of Ve,olole
Carrerr, dtceas-d, late of the Parish of ST. Lam
dry;
Therefore. any person intending to make op-
position 10 the said appointment, will lille the
same ir wiring Il: my office in the town of Opel
ousas within ten days from the present notice.
A. GARRIGUIS,
Judgs Of tte Parish Court.
Op-lonsas, February 10th. 1869
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WOOD LAND,
Soap and Candles.

FTNHE undersigned. soap and candle
L manufacturer, informs the public
that he will take tallow in exchange for
his merchandise. Those who are in need
of these articles will find the offer made
by the undersigned very liberal.
- He guarantees his candles Of 6 to
a pound to burn nine hours,
-, -. # .-- A. BORNE.
Opelousas, Sept. II, 1868. 3m
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TVEIE undersigned has the honor to an
l. no,nce to his clients and to the pub
liz in general that he will hereafterretail
beef at the Town Market. at cents Pc:
poundc in quantities of so or 100 pounds
it will be sold for less. He tiatters him
self with being able to please all who
patronizc him, as regards the quality OF
the meat Or otherwise.
JAMES G.. HAYES.
Opciousas, December ist, 1868. Is
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ALANTATION,
a Lot of Dry Goods.

About Is head gentle horned cattle,
about 100 head of stock cattle. with the
brand which will be shown on the day
of sale, about five head of Wild horse
creatures, two gentle american mares,
= two four year old colts, the undi-
vided half of the crop of cotton
and corn. say about eight ar
pclIts Of cotton and IL in corn,
- One stock horse, lot Of
Household and Kitchen
II -4--~@s Utensils. = 7
- According to the laws and consti-
tution of the state Of Louisiana, the
aforesaid tracts of land viii be sold In
lots not exceeding SO acres and not less
than 10 acres.
Terms ard Gonditieas:-The gentle
stock of cattle, and the m0yeable proper
tv win be sold for cash. The iinmovable
property and the stockof wild cattle will
be sold upon credit of one and tive
years from the day Of sales-The pnr-
chasers to furnish two good and solvent
securities to the satisfaction OF the Adj
ministrat0r, and the iands to remain spe-
cially mortgagvd unto said Estate untai
full aud entire payment OF capital and
the interest which may accrue thereon t'll:
at the rate Of 8 per cent per annunl from
-. '.-~.. PROSPER DARE,
*s ,st..s IF Administrator. t
st. Landry, February 9th, 1869.
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Esm ssort:,na 10 zsi:,n,ers.

First Pre- ainm Srii-! Sharpening Diamond
Corn -Ti''s H;,s' fuftDn Seed HaNers.
DEICEs for tt,,~e i.il. range from sl5 to
u SO. send inr descriptive ciltl.lurs. Ad-
dress W. ". Lv,ttrr lGo Gv.t,..r and i, t:livu
Street, New Orleans. [Jau3o-3lu
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PARISH COURT.

PARISH OF ST.. LaNpRY.-No -.
TOliN SIMMS. Of the Parish of St Landry,
- having applied by bis prti:ion to BE- appoint
cd Dative Trstamrntary Executor of the Estate
"f Veronique Catrer-, d-ceased late OF said
Parish;
,. Therefore, any person intending to make op-
position tn said all"'intmrt. wili Tile the same
i'll writing at my ottic" in the town of OpeIousas,
within t.r day liom the present notice.
] A.GARRIGUES,
ssEs. Jadge Of the Parish Court
Opelorsas February 2tjfh l-G9
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State Of Louisiana.

~ State Of Louisiana.
Probate Court. Parish Of St. Landry-No. 3l42
Essate ef Gnstare Z. Lo"ahicr.
7 OUIs PRUDIIOMME, of the Parish
- of St. Landry. Curator. ST., of the
Estate of Gnstave E. Louallier, deceased,
having filed Tableau of Classification
and Distribution of the funds of said
Estate, accompanied by q petition pray
ing for the homologation of the same, =
And whereas the prayer of said petition
has been granted by an order of Court
dated January 22d, 1869;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all
interested to make opposition, it any
they have, in writing, at. my office, in
tlle town of Opelousas, within thirty days
from the date Of the present notice, why
said Tableau should not be approved
and homOlogated
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelonsas, January 30th. 1859.
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DENTIST.

DR; JNn: G. ASGELL. lo' CaTon''"lrt ST
- Teeth IL serted oa gold nr vuIrauits, base
Teeth ext r:lcttl without pain: ri Is
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(h1.i)ct Mnln.llOuSc.
NJ - ! x /. .lEI7.1-.S.

G.; rpct Warehouse.
q BRDt >>EAU Il co. Importers, ~ 3thar-
a. tr. street, New o;ir.a'-, OF, is sale ,4t
low prices tar}n'tl:t. -f.n.!ieh aud American.
OF All kihs,I Floor sriirnre and t!.sit. it,l tiI
Cloths Ma lt'in.-1:n rDt.a China. l;a' pieces -
Goa : Win.!Ew Shades. Table and Piano Covers
Crumb Cloths. nru"gct Linen u:t,i Felt: Cur
tains-I.trd. RrIs. Worstt 4, Dalua *. &r.: Fur
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