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par d'autres CONNIE celia Iui est
dEja arrive. II sera du reste rem
place en- novembre proclaim.
/ NJ. +. w. Pierce, administra-
teur do police, est engage daus le
commerce dcs farines rue des Ma
gasins. II await etc nomme par le
gouverneur membre du Conseil
d'education pour pEtat. C'est I'M
nouveau venu CONNIE NJ. Enlev.
II nest pas i cr;lindre quill gene
NJ. Warm0th dams IL nlaniement
de Sd police.
LIE general J. Il. West, a,lminis-
trateur des authorizations, ii scrvi
dams I';trmGe ttdtraIe au Texas.
II etait dtpute du marshal dts
Etats-Unis. SOUS le general Her
ron, ct il a aus>i f;sit partic du
CUnscil d'education en- 1869. II
Went d'etre nomme par le collcc-
teur Casey, auditeur des DouaneS.
Cest un republican, solide ct de-
clare. Nous n'avons qu'un regret
c'est qtl'on ne l'ait pas laisse "a la
douane oil il etait bien case. C'est
ptu convenable de la part le NJ.
Warmoth d'enlever aux E;ats-
CniS d'aussi bOnS Oflicitrs. Get
administrator doit rester en- fonc-
tionS .jrsuu'en nOvembre 1871.
En- Somme, sur les huit per>un-
neS nominees par NJ. Warmoth,
pour composer la nouvtlle admi-
nistratlon municiplit, il Y en- a
quatre qui ont figure sur la liste
des cand;dats recomman,ltS par
le .juri electoral des cinpuante ci-
toyens, Mais tan.iis que le juri
await recomEand6 des citoyens
appartenant 4 t,-ltes les couIeurs
IT Il toutes les opinions, N. War
moth MA pris dams le nornbre que
ceux qui apparticnnent 4 me
seule ct meme Opinion-ia sienne
bien entendu.
LIE jury etc joue pardcssous
.jambc, par le maIin gouverneur
uul a vuuIu ainsi fare tndosscr 4
l'avance par une gtave reunion de
conservateurs, des nominations
cXclusivement repubIicaines.
Que restt-t-il a iaire7 Sc SOU
METRE d la domination sans con-
tr0le de notre! gouverneur, desor-
mails maitrc de Ia Vile, CONNIE il
Pest dc rEtat, on tenter la maigre
chance dun process contre cette
Charte ainsi arbitrairement i'm
pos6e a une population de $50, 900
aInes. Telle est Palternative qui
s'otfre aux citoyens. Nous avons
:essaye de les 6clairer, a eux de
prendre une determination.
Abeilte, II mars.
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tre /" Bayou T'che e' unc lI9'c thee iEan-
vleux crmu ~a,,v.ge "n lot. de dix acres.
c's lots f,iSart face au b ,yo1 Conrtahisa'i,
av"c uue taca1c dc l,ux arfAntS 1T d'ml.
Lr ha'ruc" l.. !, t",re rn lot, he ci'rlu,nte
acre>;-un 'ier$ 1l pr:x ! -.>'hAt payable
c"ntt:nl. tt Ia b.l4ucr pavab.e uE t
delx aus d.. credit cornper d., 'ur de la
ven'e. LEES acvuerrurs lo,rnlS>ant leur1
obi, legations av,.c h"rne ct s;llfi>,nts caution
solid ''rr a Ia srtl-!rrIol d. ,'I,,:niHl>'ra-
t~ur issii'-s ,uvts.>i,:, ',,~Ilr!., pb''''A-
'''"s p r'"nt ;:,tv:tt r.:s,n i. E.:t l"..r
cent par ~, Il r"'n'"-r i" l-urs rcheautss
rrsrrrtivcS pnynh.S a l"rd,e drs :i'eurI
+ par tux c.iio~s"S Et en- uure la tsrFe
prlvl'e,' Il" v-:.irur reserve ave" "a clause
IL nan az ",io l'.rt IL az process verbal dr "a
venr La POI lon II comp: mt rrv:,,.lnt
ar@'H tt,lx Dtj"Ar ct >"S 1d4;rc ,"tsn'5
MA "urs issuS i" >on lnari,yr avrc Az.Ile
l.p'.a ! I, Ssla pace an|i' Folk l'rjral.
e' Ia hlancr de leur lo'" i"n I""'r la.n~ llo
I'.< ,''h .a;i,''< ~rru',t l,r,'e~ s,ra pay ;biu
al II FELIX i'rir1n -! >'n ui'!re, en- utuX
'F,,sa, :,'.s, uuv pay ..ue I'm An ct lun
rs d h-"x ans, crul'-r iu jolr De l.
venle, awe i.tert.t a rai,,,l de halt pour
cent par an a cnn,ptrr '- Ierhtnncn avrc
h'nn- IT =: hl>artn caution crnmc il est
Plus haut si'eciiit, ct hvp"'heqle ct prlvi-
teLe d" veIlrur reserve TT la clause lie
nan u'i:Uh In. cree ir Ia lneln. lnaniere
que pour les ;,Ires obligations,
LEUAtE + LASTRAPES,
LncahUeur
0,e'nusa~ .1f Marc 1S-n
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w Nous nous somnles legeremeut

w Nous nous somnles legeremsut
tromp6, samedi dernisr, en- disant qre
rAdninistreur Public de Puroisse devait
sdministrer les successions de tous ceux
aui mourluirnt sans av"ir pretlablrment
fsit de testament. ii administered les
sucesssions de csux qui, u'ayant pas fuft
a. testament, ne laissent III heritie.s
hi representaots dams 'Etat. IL ad-
ministrera te,npOrairemeut les success
sions dc ceux on dcux GU plusieurs iudi-
vidus denlandeut l'administrutisn. Et
qusnd, pour uns raison on pour une an-
ue, rsx6cuteur dune succession ne
pourra radmiuistrer, rAdministrateur
Public en- pr~ntira lie reglement.
Nous publious auJ"urd'hni en anglais Ia
loi qui cree ce nouvel emploi. qui, scion
nous, paiera l&lgement lAdministrateur.
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Ia NoUvELLE ADM N1sTRAT1oN
Observation-Disclosures F1DE-
LID A SON PARrl.-PAs UN Con-
ssRvATEUR SUR LA L1sTE.
Un extra public hier a IL heures
pae le Republican contenait les no.
mlnations suivantes faites par le
douverneur Warlnoth:
aalre: Joseph Ell. Oglesby.
Administrators des Finances:
John 8. Walton.
-: Administrator des comptespu-
olics Alfred Shaw.
. Administrator du Commerce:
= O Emley.
Administrat. des Water-W orks
@ Batiments publics: Bd. Souli6.
Administ. des Asses ssements: L.
Dalassixe.
= Admin. de Police: q. w. Pierce.
Administrations des Ameliora-
aeas: J. 3. West.
sur cette liste, il MY a pas un
senl conservatism. Tous ceux sur
,sssqueas s'est arret4 le choix de NJ.
'narmoth appartienne mt an parti
sepublieain. Nous n'hesitons pas
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T Nous avons rcncontre rautre jour
rex- -Juge c. Fl. Mouton, auciennemeut
l'un de nos paroissiens, qui voyage, nous
supposons, dams l'intSret de Ia maison
DO commission c. H. M"uton g. Co., de
10 Nile. Orleans, don't ou trouvera Ia
dresse dans nos COLONIES davis.
"Hom9re" est on bonno sante, ct ses
nombreux amis le reverrout SANS duuts
avec plaiair.
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A VENDRE.

5000 Acres d. tcrre, stnfe dams Ia Prairie
AAVO Bellevue faisant face an fayau
R"urb"ux IT conrant qnaran,e acrrs dan. a pro-
fond-nr (la p:aire) nvec nn" quan,te sufisante
de b"'s. Cetr trrr- srra vrndhr par l"ts ct GUAM
tes au de>r DIS Acqnere'rs. rst ,res fertile fort
c"nvenabrmrnt iiuer, exrmpte d. tonr mon.
da'lon. ct 'egerement acvid,ute+ de maner- 1
ne necessif~r que peu DE- travaux pour reguuter.
Cete trrrc s- lr",,ve a miles d'Opelousas ct
3 du Grand Coteau
S'a1resser HYP CHRETIEN.
23 Sept. 1869. Sur lea ii-ux.
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UNE NOUvELLE MANUFACTURE LA
NouvELLE ORLEANS. Nous appr~nons
qu'une grande quantite dc terraius b;t-
tlr Went detre Vendue, moyennaut lie
palement dune elente annut!ie, ct 0u'on
50 propose d'elever sur ces terruins Dim
portantes manufactures lie cotton. Nous
accueillons cette nnuvelle avec plaisir,
car ellie p,ouve Qu'il y II ,;arni nous dss
gems d'lnitlative 1T qni out contiance
dams ravenir de notre Vile, au point ue
vue commercial! ct industricl.
La reusste de- rinduSt rie cntonniere
on tont au mOins de la tilature l. la Nou-
ve!!e-Orleans ns nous parait pas d"u-
telse. Les avantages qu'auront les fila
teurs locaux sur les tilateurs du Nord on
de 1Europe compensr!oEt ct au-dcla la
dlt1areucs eAlstant d"ns les plix de la
main dBuvre 1t dams les taux d'inte;It
du capital. LIE premier de ces av"ntA-
ges conslste dams l'achat &c la matitre
premiere sur place, ;,ciut qui pernrt
d'evlter les tr:lls que subit lc coton avant
d'arriver aux etablissenrnt industriels
du Nord on d'Europ-, frais qui consis-
tent en- transport aux presses, mise ell
bale, cerclage, retour au quai, charge
ment, assurance, fret. puis lechargement
a destinations, benetice ou commission
sur Ia rsvents aux industricls, transport
a la manufacture. Des frais aualogues
grevent lea marchandises destinecs Ia
consommati"n locale ct Q'li sbnt manu-
facturet,s au dehors, tauhis lu'ils sont
supprimes pour les files ou tissus fabri-
ques sur Ia place m6me OH sc trouvent
! Ct la matiere premiere ct les consom,na-
teurs. Salut done ct success rentre-
, prise nousellc Vu'on nous sigualc Ibcilc
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D1CES.

Dectdf, en- crtte Paroisse, lt. 30 mars,
ONEz. TEEvlLLE GuIDNY, age de IS ans
-Au Grand Coteau, le 81, HERMANN
BRINKArs, ce d'envron 4f ans.
-Au CarAncro. (Paroisse Lafayette. J
L. 80 du meme mois, UEsIS BERNARD, d.
se denviron 63 ans
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A VENAA IL T..

TYNE HABIVATION situea sur le Bavou
" Ma'let, Par"issr st. Landry, nesuran, 3l6
arpen.s dc terr-, don't une partlr bien boisee, t1
semble ayec les batsses ct a,ne.ic,auous, 'e tout
en- bon ordr". t~sle habtatIon srra vendur tele
qu--, Gu par lots i"pton i, ) ac9utrru,s con
fcrmemrnt M plan depose au bm-au hu Cour
rier DE-, Opriousas Tn bon ma, che 4 far..
81 reiercl l.. F.rsy, sur les hrnx ou a
r. FERAY.
20 Stv Pcrys Blidgs, La.
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A vENDRE.

7 A SI'PFEBE iIABlTATION connue sous
~ lr nom d ilabi,a,iun Andle Ne,auIl, res,m-
men. ap; art"nant Mime Iuci+.u Gnilb. au. 81
tn,r: ~: Day Oh leche, pres Ia .Jonc,ion. uno
drS nr'lrnrrs t'ir TT DIS ui.ux ame.rets do
la Par"lssr. Crtt. habao,r SRA vtniu- A hin
prx raiSOnuuD.e ct a d.s conditions iayursb,es a
la"quer-ur.
P"u' les ro dii"ns ~ antrrs particnlari,es, s'a-
dresser a 4. ID IL ii,t, Esq Opclousas Gu au
soussigne sur les lltux
LUCIUS GCILBEAU,
St. Landry octobre 1860.
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d. On6ziue A. Guidry ete nomme
per 10 goaverueur Juge de Pai1 pour no.
srs paroisse.
M. d. c. Sittig, Juge de- Paix en- notre
vile, ayant re~igne ses fonctious, il est
presumer que NJ. Guidry est sou success
aeur
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A EN DIRE.

n1 acres d. t+rre b-u b"ske situe i on
AOA miles Quest dOpc1uu$as. avrc
Qu,'iuuss LatlssrS ct ameii"raticns. $IOrac
Sadtesser NJ Henry Husband. a la Nouvr.!s
lne'ie, u" n" bur'au du tnuiiltl. O,-inl.sas
C-ux On! c"ii'-nt ,lu hus sr c-tic t,.l;e sOnt
avrr1ls d'asoA sSer lrurs depr eialioms autle-
m'nt lis seTnnl puliEsuivls srirn tu,lt, la leurur
DIS I"'s Mich. HUSBAND.
Io SrptruIbre 1869.
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U LIE Prince Pierre Bonaparte &te
sequitte du meurtre de Victor Noir. CO
verdict cause uns telle excitation one
rEmpereur juge prudent d'inviter le
Prince Pierre . gutter la France, ct Pom
dit gull Went en- Amerique.
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~ Pr"lmS d lvluyue.

Eth BIN t'-<' (as hnntenx De tie met
tire t"us les jnurs '"t:s ct e,at'a, tu nv
pcux r1r s-h'e'nont 'rnr s:lr ties ja'"bcS
-'."lS>r-n"l done tra"qni'e, na femme,
j 'su's pas plus f.u,lf que 'gouvrrn..ncn
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MORT DE PIERRE SOULE.

H.P. Soul6 est mort q son donicile, !
10 Nile. Orleans, le rs Mars. Ce grand
eratsur, ce profond legiste. Get horme
d'Etat reconnu a succombe une attauue
d'apoplexie foudroyante, j. Page de soix-
ante -neuf ans.
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Fore Agricole de la Louisiana.

La FGlre agl lcu,e It inuuStlitlle de la
Luuisiane aura c-lt- aimee uut ,np"r-
tance 4n'eIit II await pas cue ju~I'a pre-
seut. La pies~s DIN N"rd St dispose a
tnvuVer ies correspondents 4 III Nllt.
Orleans, ct les lettlts Iar c"ux:ci adrr>-
seront 1tnrs ,j"u1nauy Ne sanraient
m;nuutl doifrlr un VII inttict. lis rrn
drunt cOmpte non settlement tie &c Il'ilA
v+lrunt auN Fair Glouud>, m,iS lie i,uls
impressions prrsouncllts, de Itt4t dies
espllts dams ntxtl,'lnc Sud, Dies rnn.!i,
tions acturIlts hu travail, de Iattitudc
de la population balcl- Wis avis dies
p"irs It des atlranrhIs VISA Wis de ltn!s
ancltnS ninlties.
- 81 les ,u,r:srontlants don't il s'asit
rtmpli>>tut leur tA,'lir ~vrr rnn>cithct,
lis roullunt erlailer Inpiuinn l,uhIilr-
dan> uns patti. du pays ul nous avon>
na.te euitli>vll"At Lea .,up pIHs De lie
trartt';l~ cue h'amis. D'IIlt'~ unc lr,tlc
q;i n"l> a ttr obi! !.ranl,nriil ,o,I.'ntli-
4ute par ull Dine, tsur de i.A>Snri., ION.
dc la FriIt, nous wagons GU'an d.. re-
daclculs dc i" T;L@r d, Sew York 81.
renhr;s IL ia Nuus, ii,-t'!.,.,i> tu ;.v;
pour u->i>1rr IL nnlle EApo>ltlnn auntl-
ellie. II Went pa,mi uu..> dams l.. ,.;,uhl..
h!it ut .l"~Fl su's pi'rit> 't''i'>t" p!'
Iayii,uit;.i It iiu.lu>t,le de ia l."u,,i
::ne. ct d'etuditr sur les !tux mti,l,I les
questions v.tulrs du Travail 1T dc l'Emi
EiAt'rn. II 50 nettra Ell RAPPORT avrc its
planttrrS aim dc renure cunl;,te DIES
heeuns de agriculture II tcrit Que run
] veut cuin, dams le Nurl. ce'nailro la
.t!.te tuLt tHtlt-re uu >nrt DIES Eats
! don't Ia dsrnltle gueiie aA>i con''ie1t-
ment boultveI>e les conditions GtXls-
lrnr-. II .ui ssln ta"ie dc la cunn.4itle,
5 ii tI;die aNtc ti>ctIntnlrIt les nunints
ct les chooses. dams it miitu nI, il vi.u,,r;l
ST placer en observation. "A bctHe, -.
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U0@rSe.-Nous somnles autorise AN
auncer aux amateurs qu'une Course de
quatre arpents aura lieu q Ia Pointe Claire
prairie Laurent) IL Samedi Is Avril cuu-
ssBt, entire Parrot, appart+nant a NJ.
Nickel Johnson, ct jackson, uppartenant
4 u. Philippe Richard, pour un pari
Do asOO.
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Habitation, Animaux, &c. &c.
A VENDRE

D0I'R canse de depart, jr desire ven1rf mon
L habitation, situe- all l}Os Mal-t, coni-nant
cln1nan!e eng arF'nts. ensemble av.c ,u- terre
BIZ boisee drnvlron vingt al prnts ains que les
rahanagrs pour engages, tons les animsux d.
lhabl'ati"n, la bass'-cour re>elve-) uue ,naruhs
a n,arqner, unr charrette cheval, IN char-a-
hanc. IN fort lot de pIanches. to..s l-s in-tru-
mrnts ara"rr>, m'nbes DE- mai~on ustcrisil.s
de cuisine. avrc I'm beau stove tout n-uf &c.
La 'ec"lte p-nfante se,a egalrment vrndue ri
facquerrur Ie desire. lnu:it de 81 presenter vi
on y" p"nt pas payer compliant
S'sdr' sser All snsSgne sur les lieux, GU au
bureau du Courier dos Opc'ousas.
Rd. c RIGOLLET.
St. Landry Scpt-nbre 1869
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PROPOSITION
AUX PROP: lETAIkES DE TERRES
Eft ID HARIJ ATIONS

NTOI7S atti,. r.ne ,1ans lr Courier des 0pe
~ iousas,' 'E f'anrai. rs rn Arg'ais les lia
hitaiiu:.s les tr:r's IT a,:lr< prnpites don't les
irop'ii !aiIes v"u1r"ur d,,p,srr, aux { nGitipls
snvant =, -av'iE Cnq Elas'rrs payab"s da-
vance. E"nr chSQn~ pr"ptiete. plus, u" pour cent
i. urortant IT.. la vrtt 81 s,uttris Ia rrrrfi-
etc est v",.dur Rrn ~ "a lic,alne (rn urt1e do
cinq pias'r's) 81 la prnllifte ''.S pas vrnd"-
N"'f> tavnrln iuls autaIt un il ~ IA I'll norn
pouvoir. la vent" drs pr"rrittts ainsi a,,noLce,s.
C"rA qni no'is "nv"lr ,nt drs avis DE- rr'r ca
!. g,rI'. 'ttvr"nt lGS niIt >a.ur il, tteS, II;
l,revaioi, DE- utf;e plus Eaut nl,nitrnne- aur"-
m'.nt, crS annonc's seiunt puDl!cts AUX cuuti-
tirns n,1iraii-s
Op.ln,iSaS ! Aout 1869.
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tS LIE lrltyraph4 aun"n"e que t. Pre-
siden' Il no.nn..i r"Ils.ii d Fri poll L. sirur
Vidal, ex-lrrIesrntant drs hcSres de- St
Landry. LAlrluus eat lr di,ue thou.re
uu puliticien tit liz Lu,iisi,in~.
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A DIR

nNZE TEFRAlN>, si'nes dams les Iim,t-s
~ dn village ST Charles. Grand C"r-au. daus
IA rue principaIe, pres de laucien u,agasn d. N.
Eug Pet,tin.
O9H
zlO Arpents de terr-. situes a 3 miles 4
rOnsst nr-l"n>a>, pres de- habraliun de NJ
Onezmr A. Guidry.
4OO Arp"nts de terr- jvignan, ls morc-..
plus haut nirrtionne
C-s t'rf's so''' pa'tatemsut adapte-s Ia cul-
turr de Ia came a sucre ct du cotton.
T-rrrs ct trrIans Srrnnt venduS a un prix tres
modeIe ct drs conditions favorablrs aux &C
q"erears Pour plus DE- renseignrmrnts sadres-
ser j. & A PERRODlN.
aout Ioo0 Optu,isas.
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Ope'nuaa> :216 Mars 1870.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-12-16
RoBT- H CAMPBELL,
has again taken his old
BAR-RooNE.

,ro7t NEXT DOOR TO yINDICAToR OFFICE,
and has supplied it with superior stock o
liquors, Wines, Ale &C., which will be served in
any style desired and guaranteed to suit the pal
ate Of the most tastidious. He respectfully So
lcits call from his old friends and the public
generally. sep2.tf
NTOTICE.-Al persons indebted to the estate
IN q of George 7. Antrim, deceased, by note
or otherwise are hereby requested to come for
ward at once and pay up, as it is necessary to
settle the estate at an early day and we Go not
desire, except where it is absolutely necessary to
pursue more stringent measures for the collection
of the outstanding debts. 5ease
= All persons having claims against said estate
are also requested to present them for settlement
........ Y Wa + d AhTa1n ELL, Executors.
marls-tf Spec copy.
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EINE WHISKEY. 80
L REAGAN'S, RILEY's AND OTHERS.
T. p Reagan, having enlarged his business, by
taking out retail license, begs leave to inform the
public that he keeps constantly on hand the finest
brands of Whiskeys, Brandies, Wines &C.. which
he will sell, at retail, at the lowest possible pri-
ces. a.
His Bar, IS heretofore. will be furnished with
superior Liquors, and served in the best style. q
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended
during the past four years, he respectfully socits
the continuance of the same and extends cor
HAL invitation to the public to give him call,
at his old stand, New Street, opposite the Vir-
ginia Hotel.
junelo-3m -spectator copy and send bill to
Vindicato. TO- collection.
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Tbe, gtauntun UinOitator.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements for less than three months viii
be inserted at the rate of One Dolarp square of
eight lines or less for the first and so cents TO
each subsequent insertion. Unless the number
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Of communications calling upon, advocating
s.. posing candidates, and all communications
. 5tices Of personal or private character, or
s nded or calculated to promote any private en-
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Va Special notices 10 cents per line for every
va A liberal arrangement made with those
who advertise for three, six or twelve months.
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DR. B. P. REESE offers his professional ser
IL vices to the public. He. will continue
to give his special attenti to the treatment Of
.'diseases peculiar to females" Arrangement
has been made that patients can procure board
at twenty-five dollars per month. 90
Office on Augusta Street, second door above
Spectator building, and diagonally opposite the
Drug Store of Dr. B P Reese l. Co. o.
Office hours from to IL o'clock A. NJ, and 2
to clock P. NJ. At night he can be found at
his residence opposite the old market house. %
sep23-6m- -e4
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u B. GRAVES,
FASHIONABLE TAIL OR,
Main Street, Stanton, Va four doors Easl
-iaAt@ of Caamford's Old stand,
where heis prepared to execute work in the mos
fashionable manner and at the shortest Office, at
a reduced price for the CASH Cutting andren.
ovating done in the best manner.
Aug 9, '67-3m. s1 anrIa
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ENOR FHE LADIESl 49,
L J.st received at the "Temple of Fash
ion," direct from New York and Baltimore, the
most beautiful and varied assortment of Millinery
and Fancy Goods ever before presented in this
market. They have been selected with the great
est care and consist of tue latest Partisan Novel
ties in Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces,
&c, together With Ready-Made Walking Suits
for ladies and children. Also Infants Robes in
endless variety. A cordial invitation to call and
examine our unsurpassed assortment, extended
to each and ALL.
Stamping done at the shortest notice.
MRS. K. NJ. KELLEY.
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flames A. HARVEY.
- As u S. Commissioner, will qualify all persons
to the- petitions for final dischargein Bankruptcy
and also persons to their claims against Bank
rupts Residence, near Steele's Tavern. -
Bankrupts must qualify before an U. 81 Com n
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Corner Of Frederick and Market Streets.

| Corner of Frederick and Market Streets
| Having recently erecte commodous stables
upon these grounds, weare gratifed toannounce
to the public generally, and our friends, that we
have stocked them with every adjunct to COM
plete Livery Our horses are young, fresh, fast,
and we'll broken; cur Buggies. Carriages &C.,
new and of the latest style, and our drivers Sc
lected with special reference 70 the comfort and
safety of our patrons.
| Pleasure parties accommodated at all hour
| with single or double buggies, riding horses, 70
ladies and gentlemen, Carriages, Spring wagon
&c. Parties wishing to visit Weyer's Cav
would dolwell to give us a call.
Horses fed by the day, month or year, at usual
rates. ID JS4t&f 3, Lat.c,3j 1t
Special attention given to the sale of stock
Hoping, by strict attention to our own bust
ness, to merit continuance of the favor shown
US in other Places we respectfully solicit share
of the public patronage. E0cH apr22-tf
r TMBER, LUMBER. -1TT7F7 . T7I
IL iss7 CO-PARTNERSHIP.
K. Fl. Bell ard G. R. Mathews having this day
bought out the entire interest of T B. Cauthorn
in the s'Steam Saw Mil1'' of Hughes & Cauthorn,
and having formed partnership with Mr.. G. ?.
Hughes, will continue the Lumber business at
their Lumber Yard on the Va. q. R. R - near
Milboro' Depot. m f5iS.1ao1a.i fnn 4aQ
Are prepared tofurnish Lumber in any guam
tity, and at reasonable prices. aci1aaTssn'l
Letters on business or orders should be ad
dressed to 30 slaai,> LTg HUGHESs& CO., -.
.ii aia Cady's Tunnel F. o.,
Nay 4th 1861 Bath Co.. Va.
:. l take this method of returning my thanks to
the public for their kind and liberal patronage,
and bespeak continuance of the same towards
the above firm. Mr.. G. P. Hughes is hereby
authorized to settle up the business of the late
firm of Hughes& Cauthorn.
may15' est T.B, CAUTHoRN.
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= t, CO. 7ftH
SAMUEL G.. BASKIN. a

Il ACCOUNTANT AND BOOK-KEEP Err,
Solicits encouragement in new mode of Bust
ness, promising prompt attention, and entire sat
isfaction. .sltHtr1
Will open or start new sets of books for Mer-
chants, or other parties, will render Merchant S
and other accounts, examine and reconcile Pass
Books of Banks, furnishing vouchers when de-
sired. I9.sskr - Iff.iFEl
Desires to keep one or two sets of Books, and
will negotiate Loans at fair rates.
My Office is with James Ker, Insurance Agent
above First National Bank rs
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sT\R. ROB. S. HAMILTON, who, for more than
- ten years, has been largely engaged in
the practice of Medicine, has removed to Staun-
ton and offershis services in the various branch
es of the profession to the public. -4N
Having devoted much time and study to Chill
lren and their Diseases, he proposes to give spe-
,at attention to that class Of patients and the dis
eases common, and peculiar to them.
OFFICE-For the present at his residence
"West Wood" at the Western end of Main
Street. III 81 lf T-'ol ~
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NEW BAR AND
~ RESTAURANTS
%
CORNER OF AUGUSTA ST. & SPRING LANE.
| have just opened, at the above stand, an as
sortment of fine Liquors, of all descriptions,
which will be served in the best styles.
Oysters, fresh and fine, received daily and
served by the plate, in any style desired, or sold
by the quantity.
Meals and snacks at all hours
Relying on past reputation as caterer, and
promising satisfaction, respectfully solicit call
from the public.
| octl4-lm& JOHN PEER
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NOTICE.-Made at the Institution for the
IN Deaf and Dumb and the Blind.
Hair Mattresses, &AF ff4 E.Tfq
Moss and Shuck Mattresses,
Coir Mats, all sizes,
Corn Brooms, sIl--7.-,.
Old Mattresses renovated,
r- Old Chairs filled with new cane seats,
Books bound in plain binding.
Articles to be repaired will be called for at pri-
vate residences, and returned when finished.
All orders for work should be made through
the Steward, or Foreman Of the Shop, to the
Principal.
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