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YTvHE State Legislature in 1855, passed
i an act prohibiting any person from
carrying fire-arms on tho premises Of any
citizen without the consent Of the owner,
and subiecting the person 90 offending to
punishment. Nov hereby give pub
ic notice that / do NOT intend that any
person should hunt within my enclosures,
and give this public warning 70 all and
every person 70 refrain from 20 doing,
and from trespassing in any way, and
passing through nay enclosures.
LEONCE SANDOZ.
Opelous1s, March 18th, 1860. -..,
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THE oPELoUsAs COURIER,
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P.GOssELIN, Wheelwright,
HAS the honor to inform the public
Al that he is still engaged at his trade
at his old shop, Main street, Opelousas.
He will nse his best endeavors to please
those who may patroflize him. and will
work rs cheaply "a any one else.
He hopes that after an experience Of
1e years In his trade he will not lose the
patronage of his old clients and friends.
Opelousas, Nov. ii, 1868 23tf
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! VOLUNTARY TRIBUTE I'd
70 EXCELSIOR MIG CO., st. Louis.

IU EACEISlOR MFG CO., st. Louis.
have for . number Of years been liIligent
inquirer into the relative merits of Cooking
Stoves aud find the CHARTER OAK an ineom-
parable one, which. with very little trouhge, far
nishes . family with thoroughly baked 'tIsread,v '
Biscuits and @well done Roasts, A PROOF Of
its utility" Economy and 1dnrabiHty. Tsend
herewith piece ct FRUIT
CAKE baked by mo in . number six CHAPTER
OAK bought Of you, and which has been 10 daily
nse Ia my family for six years. For any and
every species Of cooking, find it the most con
vcnient, economical and reliable STOVE
have ever used Having recently increased the
number OF workmen on my farm, and requiring
. hrge sise, ! have put up one Of your new pat
terms No. 50, and must say that regard it as
hing beypnd the pale Of successful competition.
The limo now save BY my hired men getting
their hreakfass 20 minutes earlier eseh morning
thsn formerly, not only makes it invaluable 70
farmers. but will save the price Of the Stove in
o1se year. r. f. TATE,
osyka, Miss, New. %, 1863.
SOLD wnoLEaALE AND RETAIL HY
HxcHLsIoR MANUFACTURING CO
&c. Louis.
RICE BROS. & Co.,
New Orleans.
! Feb. q. 1860. 3s-3rn
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SheFfMss Sale.
STATE OF LOUIS ANA.
Warren & Crawford District Court.
Gusman q Barlow. No. llo4s.
DY virtue Of an order of seizure and sale,
ND from the Hon. the District Court in and
for the Parish Of St. Landry. in the above enti-
tied suit, and to me directed, will offer for
sale ct auction. TO the last and highest bidder,
a. the Court House Of this Parish, In the Town
of Opelousas, On g. 49,,
Saturday, june 9TH, 1869,
commencing ut IL o'clock IN the morning snd
continuing from day to day II necessary, all she
rights. titles, interests and demands Of Gusman
& Barlow unto the following described properly
ssised to satisfy said order. to-wit:
ACertain Tract of Land,
lying and being On the West bank: Of The AZ
chaialaya River, Ia ihe Parish Of 81. Landry
fronting and bounded on the East by the Atcha
falaya River; bounded Oh the North By the land
of L. g. Caivis; West by laud belonging 10 81.
Panl os by public land, and South ~ land o.
Waltisall Bu1son, containing asx ShRndsed and
fifty. three acres (more OF le@ - s HI
kBIn conformity with the laws md Consti
tisntion Of Tho Gsate Of Louisiana, The above des
cribed lard will bssoM HI s0s Of not less shar
ten NOT more than fifty scsess 10 win be more
particularly deserfbed ofi the day Of sale.s I
- j.. BROOKS, Sheriff.
Opefousas, May 7ss, 1885, --~--~---
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FOR sAAE
A n N"Eagle" Gin Stand, with all the
II running gear complete and in fine
order. Also, Newell Screw and Press
las good as new Persons wishing to
purchase can sec the above on my Waxia
Plantation.
have also an excellent Steam Engine
and Sugar Mill,. which would sell on
very accommodating terms.
80 J. A. TAYLOR.
: April 4th, 1858. 43tf.
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NO. BUSINESS CARDS.
Carpet Warehouse.

Carpet w WafenOUSe.
A BROUSSEAU & CO., Importers, 10 Char
N. tres Street, New Orleans, offer for sale at
low prices: Carpeting-EHglish and American.
of all kinds; Floor Furniture and Enameled Oil
Cloths; Matting--5DO rolls China 100 pieces Co
Goa; Window Shades, Table and Piano Covers +;
Crumb Cloths, Drugget Linen and Felt; Cur
tains--Lace, Reps, Worsted, Damask, Sse!; Fur
nfture Covering sud Cotton Stripes; Cor
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HmapOrtasst to Plan ters.

Hmaper'tsssat to Planters.
First Premium Self Sharpening Diamond
Corn Mills and Cotton Seed HNllers.
DRICES for these Mills range from $i5 to
X 9175. Send for descriptive circulars. Adj
dress w. d. LEAvlrr, l66 Gravier and II Union
Street, New Orleans: lJan;0-3m
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DENTIST.

nR. JNO. G. ANGELL. 100 Carnnlclrt ST.
II Teeth inserted on gold or v,Icanife base.
Teeth extracted without .mill. Isl 1y
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CONNECTIONS.

CONFECTHONER
~ II. MILLER L. CO.. Pifat Premium steam
W. Candy Mandatory, 50 New Ilevce, W hole
sale Confectioners- Depot Of California w ines.
ET No. 50 New Levec. = 46-la.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Song Of the Old Decamter..

Song Of the Old Decamter.
There was an old decan-
ter. and its mouth was
gaping wide; the
rosy wine had
ebbed away
and left
its crys-
tai side;
and the wind
went humming,
humming-
up and
down tho
sides it few,
and through the
reed-like,
hollow neck
the widest notes it
blew. placed it in the
window, where the blast was
blowing free, and fancied that it's
pale mouth sang the queerest strains
querors 1.-The Plague has slain his ten,
and War his hundred thousands of tho
very best Of men; but I"-'twas thus
the bottle spoke = "but have con-
Then come We youths and maidens,
come drink from out my cup, the
beverage that dulls the brain and
burns the spirit up; that puts to
shame the conquerOrs that slay
their scores below; for this has
deluged millions with the lava
tide Of woe. Though in the
path of battle darkest waves
of blood may roll yet while
killed the body, have
damnd the very soul.
The cholera, the
sword such ruin
never wrought, as in mirth or
malice on the innocent have brought.
And still breathe upon them and they
shrink before my breath and year by year
Ng housands tread tie disnal road 10 death
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Sf1erfMss Sale.

Opelousas, May 1st, 1859.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-15
Mail Arrangement.



As.tvsl saA Dspaessss Il ~ 1aaa.
HAssvsessA sd I'll rissss Esst, DE-
pash kseAay~, Wednesday,, asd m
aAys u 8 a. u, arsives % she ss0s days
q 6P.N
wssassa BY way VI hseasrsoa asd
CssshssA Aspssas NssAsys, welsssaays,
~ rrIAays u a. Il; aRsivss Tuss1ays,
Thursaays, cd 1e1ssda9s q er.n
NessAsss, By v.y q !sess:se, C.sks'
viDs, H., Aspssh fsss6ags, 1hsss1eys'
sd sasssAays u s a. ~; arrives sAns
days q ST. = az
fyiss, b. way It slasvilIs, dsSarss
Neeasy, ~ Tksss1eys u a. \; ~.
riv1s 9sss3ays - YftAags u ~ =.
DullaA b nay Il 0aass. Q.itnaa,
&C.. 1epasss iDoels,s I'D frsdAys u
On; srsivss Wednesday, asa Sasar'
~ A.gussias, y wsy Z 0saa1
Dlu1 Cas4aoA ~, 1apnsA fhussaays
- 4 =; essssss We1sssaAys = 8 ?. =.
Poss OvWcs RooClAnoUA--TAe o.
ses win b epsssA 81 elsaed - fclievs
OVsasa q 4 o'clesk, A. ~; olosea q
I2 oelosk. a. H.; Fsopsesd - ] o'cbcck,
,. H.; elsssA = Z o'elssA, s.s.
OPsesA % s~adays ~ 4 oelsek =. = +,
fes 90 tsss
An pssssas will b. tAishfally sssved
dsrins 49, AsssA ssA aees nssd epp,y
q sekss tinss ~ NY viii b vsSessd.
HENRY RAWBON, p. n.
Novsnhse. ssh 1857.
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we copy the following ffoz
N. U. Crescent of the 9Th inst
We sre indebted 10 Captain Bs
Of the ldahoe, and to Capt. B,A
of the Tahlsqush, - we'll - to =
senges on those steamers. which
just down frsm Camden, on 1
Ouachita, for the following psrA
lars Of outragss committed, verJ
Gently, BY The negro nili.ia sprs|
Cd by Gov. CIaytos, the Radical u
erncr Of Arkansas
In Ashley county, they re
Mr.. Wimbsrly, . merchant Of
tersburE, Of al his money, cl0'i,
bed clothing, goods, aud Of nd
thing that was Of asy service v
wAsssvss robbed NJ. Psgl, II
chant Of Orion, Of oil bis eooA
nosey robbed Mr.. A. W. FL
merchant Of Hamburg, Of al
goods. caught hin, asd BY III
Induced him 10 pay u, 900 10 RI
backs Ard oss 81, 900 10 gold, il
dsr 70 have his liz spstsd ~ y
turned loose usst so6ls lsdis +
70 . little social dascs 10 the ses
robbed then Of their bossss
shalls aad aads thsa dases u
road isjursd Msasss. Files !
ris, 1t Mario Sslins, u oosss1s
s1tsat By plsadsslsg thar =
house. They sss robbiss ~
pie Of oil thsir corn aad pro~s
nsles and homes, gsss Ed
which they either destroy Of n
pirate to thsir own use. ~
not spars . man . pure, and By
ssnting . loaded gan or 4 ns'l
make hin sAsls out ~ cash.
eitissns sre 10 . state Of grsss
stsrnasion, asd macy sss ~
their homes. They are now
arouad smong The people il
county, with = docunsnt, q
they make The elissas sigu, BIZ.
then to protest The ssGro .
which they isssod orsasisips y
cousty; thoss Who rfsss "
they say they intend 10 burr
They are composed Of KaaS
hawkers and men from N@i
Arksesas. They commit shss
relations oaly 10 The eousts
clared under martial Law. NJ
the lives nor property u citi''"
safe whore they are.
Al Hamburg. ~ lsasa frs
captain asd passenger Of The
qsah, TIE militia took possesses
hacked oil he stores 10 he 'es'
Al Marie 8aliss The nili.n
possessions Of Tie Store ssS wsr'
|andise Of Filss + Norris, The
so.nssdiag ssasdisg At Tie
pei door with drawn sword, 80
rsvolvsrs In Ais bslt Whilst b.
ioas plupdsrsd Tie premises,
also took possession Of good,
On the Iandisg at that plses' y
log to many diasrsat Psrso" J,
and carried whssovH
away.
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T Ell E G. r A PHO


TOW uuo SOu@ Wca0fn,
Washington, Jan. 6.-Gsn. M.,a.
reports to Grant a. follow, aT
transmit latest dispatches from Go,
Siblcy regarding Ogschec diAcul,s
Siblcy has been instructed to fo,h,a
armed organizations, whether vh,,s
or black, and to preserve peace \, If
hazards to co operate with Ii. ei,;,
authorities, II eAss he Asds n. c;,;l
authorities ac,isg in good faith, and
that their astios is necessary 20 p,s
serve peace, and not - at C.u;n,
whsrs lav VA nsds he prefer, e.,
outrage upon ncgrces. At the sn.
time siblsy u Instructed 70 di,,,,
all assseblsgss Of negroes, a.d !.
auirc their submission 70 the c;,a
authorities" The balance Of III.
POT, embraces an acccust Of III. o.
cchee s6air, already Published.
The Grasd Jury ignored IL. ne,
Indictment asaisst Surratt
Savannah, Ca, Jas. 5.-Tl. o..
Chico troubles remain useh.,,sJ
Military sheriff Uss goes down =.
morrow morning. Two more a,
groes came to the city and .u,r.p.
dered to tho military.
/ New Orleans, Jan. 7.-PinchAs.
the mulatto Senator, Who gais.d !.
usch notor;ety st the LIST session !,
the Legislature BY his spsscl .Ars.
saing. New Orlssas with he torch
yesterday gave notice Of the i.,r,.
duction Of bill requiring all publ,
convcyanccs, places Of bushes, nd
public resort, for which license |. !,
/ quired, to he opsa 10 oil, wi,hou. Ii.
tiaetion Oh account Of color or N.
Washington, Jan. 6.--Paul b..
ley, missionary, is circulating . vi.
ton for the pardon Of Dr.. Ma
con 6bed on Dry Tortagss, iuplia
ted 10 Lincols's assassination. An
the Dsnocrats 10 Coasssas sisa, bu
every rAspsbliesa approached " h.
refuses. Gen. Wisksrs Of Msb;kb
here.
Washington, Jaa. MAJ. J.ar
son C. Woaord, defeated for III WI
but elected 70 The 4lst Coasrsas i,n
Mississippi, was before The R,s~
struetioa Connittss to-day. H.%
poses sdnissioa uadsr tie slssto,s
last summer; be kssv Of fnsA,
vioIescs beisg used at The slssas
he thought the constitution dsfsssl
and II forced on the people, vosA
iajurious to the best interests Of h
Stats the constitution va loo ~
scriptive the negroes Of he sss
did not favor disffsnchisenea. h
people were aa1ious for psses nj
quiet and willing to submit to ~
acts Of Congress. The action of's
Com mit,ec il 10 doubt, though Il
glestoa and his partisans arr s'i
dent Of early admission. The I~
ton Comuit.ss will report advemI
to both Christie sad Wiupsy, chs
ing seats from Georgia. Priviks
granted to Jones to take evidess
aud indefinitely postponed the Loss
lana contested case, wherein Hm,
Menard and JOnes ara Interest,".
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FiAy ~ cseA On The above addsd Tor
double eelsna aAvsssiss0sss.
Al>ss~siosa IL seaaaing sdvertissnsass
oharosd.
Pssstss desiring 10 do ~ active ~
vsreisins bssi.sss; tAAs y 70 shaags
thsis sdvssSssassss fts9seaaly, VIII b
sbasgsd he sssa !ses Of Oas Dc!las
~ cluass, ettA a 4eSsctts~ IF ~
~ ssse, n 90 Aslf ~ ssssi Yrtes.
IT, aboss sseas have hsse asTss4
upoa, ead Win - slsistay s1Asse1 10
". O. RARRxTT,
Pyuesists Of Has1isoa Flag
s,v1s0yS1 n nj <'s'0"s"s' 80
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A lover, wiling = k;s sv'''
says: d" DsleetabIs dear, yes I
sweet, that hsssy would w.
your prsssses, asa molaas~
appalled,"
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~ Hill 4 wilsoa nAks ID . po,at 70
Esp o. had he very assst bssf that
ess b psFsAassd, as1 sssvs Il W In
good stys. Rsasss.sr their atall i a
No. 10 In he narhet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-15

~ Just ~ W arr going "a
Prss', " have had The plsssur, Of .
call fro. M. 8. B. Barron, Of Il.
Rask Obssrvsr, and Mr.. B. VI. Nc.
Eachsra, eosnsctsd with the Asvss Of
/. W. Arthur 4 Co., New Oslsaas.
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- The town coaAiouss 10 b. throag.
ID With wagons and pscph, and trade 10
ussssally bsisk. There 10 actaally .
railroad and lively bssissss, butt nan
would look In vsia 70 the advertising
eolsnns Of the town papsn to Asd IL
Out
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Duoy Aoahes11eA Agents..
NV Yoax.-B RIehardsoa, Esq No.
u Basshy sessst
snnnvssoes.-Fnak 8sth, Esq.
Thsas esa&Isasa ar astAesissd y
.spsssssl ~ Teas nspablisaa asd
Js1sssoa riosa, asd ~ cordially rec.
o.nssa sAsa 10 tAess Asviag business
Ia thsis rssPsstvs localities.
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Ths NassAsll Rspssssssa shssk
sAeags II sa0s. u ~ saslss ~
alvey q Hssvse h ssrvs ~ dsvil
is."-Assslpa Usis~.
We sAsuA tAisk ~ sasslisx u q
~ s1Ass ~, = ssll sssvisr IL
1svil, ~ ~ MessAAll nsps6lssss
~ paAllsAsd usAss thse seos lsse
bsssss ~ ssases! Party aAspssa Il.
-0slU>ssps Nssss.
Oar setsspsasy II ~ Nsws h
essrsst. TAs fszas Aspsblisas M
ssssssl ssasay tssstJ ysass ~, I'D
Ii aans M isdissavs It H. h.
pss'isas psissssss and pastJssl7as.
fhs aans II laAs ~ bsss ~ u.
greed BY radical uaaes tAas . sAases
vosla y certainly ae< oh3ss4saAbls.
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TExAs AxAxAos Aanfvm.- They win
b. fosnd u 7. L. Sessegss Book score,
This pshlissA;oa u oessidsrsd Ne nose
copy . shesassd Of thsn essAt 70 b
ssat abroad.
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AsaNuLYrsAL FAIR While ~ cher
cosssiss Of Tszss are szAibisiag spirit
d coaassdabls sassspriss II estaiag
up Agsicsltaral Fair, caaasa ssnssAiag
Of . sinsAr character b. seas>sd II
HssFisoa eosssy. We rsssoassd Cur
iasellissss psblie spirttsd asosrs -
consider he nstAss 80 aet upoa Il
II viii lsad " good rssslt. 70 nors
isAslliesss sysssa Of fssniag. nd 70 The
issssasstisa Of ~ sAsek, II Wish tbs
ecssty has slrssdy ~ hrss shasr as
aay in Kasesrs TsxsA
-. The Dassist ccust n this place
asiu psegFsssss. fAsss havs bssa ssv-
ssai tsiAh u nAsAea ia1sssse. Anoas
thess 10 cass eooiA9 s.dsr the civil
right ~, h which . vAias WOMAN asd
. yellow nas, catered iaas u. toeas Of
nssri.sey, in eossssvsatIos 70 ~ saa,s
hw, which fosbids such MARRIAGE
We Asvs not received . ursss Of The
esse.
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~ T. d. SsdbssFy, with tAs Ssm n
Bayly 1 Poad, Wholesale grocer. New
Orleans, u now in this section Mr..
sedbsrry hss many wssm friends In
JsGsraos and Nasshail, and the hosse
with which he Ia associated y one Of she
bsst and nnss posshs In The Crescent
CITY
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Dospegnte osaAs sf AzAtn 1t il
fUoa.
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A Jefferson eorrsspou dent Of IN.
Tyler Index, who siens him.elf"w,'
exults over tao death Of the Ultr,
ku Klux, and speaks thus Of thu
Tires:
The Tioes is rloony, snd unless
It b. comes more brilliant . 4 q rsv
OF sanshise strikss i's drsary col.
umns, l will b. CON psllsd very soon
to eots another death Ia The ss.se,.
pr fasily. What Is mortal Of ,his
conservative sheet viii b. .lsss.tiv 10
tsrrsd ia Losghsry's black hat to
'Av: fsssrsi and moursisg sspss.
The editor Of the Index also ssys
the Tiss' will pss oss ssz.," sd
predicts the death Of Ne Texas Re-.
publican. No doubt these radicals
would take crest pleasure il cbrou
iclisg the dsniss Of either or bo,h
'hsss jouras's. Bat they will have
to larry swhils. If va we're svss
s'sps-e4 - die ~ haven't time jas.
yet TO Crafty them. There Is work
to do, which We expect faithfully to
perform. Not ea'y osr black hat,
bst oar psn, iatslisst, aad heart o.,
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vsoa Susiasss heaass, asA The rsespdse
q eoeds, viii h charged u ahy csats
q Kss. No sacA sditnsial nseiee inssss-
a ~ len tAan two dollars.
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- II Ne eass Of ~ Slsas ".
Mn. Nasey Cock, ae&issd By ~ les,
week, ws failed, fss the vaat Of tine
ssd reoa, 70 nssties he nance 81
he ssaesssys thss psstisipsssd 10 Il
Ths Stats w. appreciated By J. J.
Carey, 1sq., District Attorney, Col.
J. u. Hall. Cessty Attorney. asa
Col. Hsssy O. Hall. II Shreveport.
TAs dssssss b Aass J. G. Ne.ssss,
ef sAsssspsss Jsdgs Dsury Fislds,
II Carthage, ssd Col. woedsos, Col.
Poss. asd Asssrs. Peps, sssanas. 1
Pops, Of he MsnAsll Bar. Ths
Psesssssisa wss nsisly ssssaissd By
Gel. Hssry @. Hall, Who poke for
upwards Of I've hour. His spsseA
M ~ y esasse>sa asd ssssssu.
6vs, ed consequently sst N fesci
~, - Ah sloFt 10 ~ pssvious trial,
bet II ssvsstAslsss covered The whole
srsssd. asd vas . speech Of great
psvss, thereby Fssdsrins H. asqsi..
VI mere eoseiusivs asd sAsseious.
The sSsst Of Jsdgs Field wa fully
equal 70 his rspatatios ~ SQUAD
lawyer aad fsrcibls crater. II was
IL arss ass ~ ever hard Major
Nesssrs, vhsss spsssh vss nssh
admired. Hi styh y pssspisuors
Plsssisg, AID logical. He g,spplsd
boldly viii ~ ssrosg poisss Of Tie
esss. fhs spsseh Of NJ. Poss. hss
bssa. ssa ~ link jsssly cosssdsesd
tAs fasst forensic saors Of biz life.
Cesnsstsa viii IL cass il The prs.
viess ssisl, ~ understood Il 10 iii IL
ssssisss. Fer IssiS. aaalysis, rasss
d tAsssat ssd dsssh u sssliss, II
Ass ssaae. hsss sSssllsd. TAss IN
paassd oss u H. usss isAss,,eiss
siah dat Aavs ever ssaaspirsl 10
or 0onAn.
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IL 60 Of ~ most scaplses IL this
ssotiea Il ~ 61als. We do wost IL
ssyh ~ ialbsios " he hsss psintiag
10 New Osasaas, - u prices 70 ssA
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ehass o. o<Asss sssaisg tAsss vosk
sbeeaA, passisslasiy visa ~ Asvs gees
- - nssA ss3sass IL ssaisg ~ - ~
tablislosae vhish \ sAosA b sAsh
pstde b sne)nia.
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Shoes, u ks>a, sadais baes, - freaks.
Zee The ssrd d }. r. Lewis, No. =, Tex
~ sssset, AssvspesA
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-. Hill I wilcos Aavs starssd, fos
he ysas 1850, dsessRissd b sssvs their
esssossrs with he vsry asss .sas that
can b pFsearsa. NsisAsr expense, dii.
igssce, psooPtnsss, asA eosstsous At.
ssesioa will ~ waaaias 10 isvies Gus
toa. Rseeliscs, Sail No, 10, In the
Market.
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~ dswa Ths hssss aispaashss IN he
8ssaA-wss1ssa ~ ths 81. In New
Y~a. esaees b qseasd ~ 81 ssss !;
goIa l343. Al New Oslsaaa, niAdlise
eotaea V ssossa NJ 70 cents goA .,
1854. Fious u Nm q 50 10 q So