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ksTA1E' ROAD -Norice is hereby given to
~ all persons interested, that at the March ses-
sion of the Commissioners OF Monroe county,
Ohio. the said Commissioners will hear the parties
in favor of or against The establishment of the
State Road commencing at the town of Lancaster.
in Fairfield county, thence 10 the town of Lewis
vile, IN said Monoe county, y,-and the application
for damages OF any person or persons, on account
tf the location of said Road through his, her, or
their lands By order ot the Commissioners.
JOSEPH MOOSE, Aud NJ c.
Ian l5 1851 -1w
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ARRIVAL OF THE PACKET SHIP

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ID.
Editor Spirit Of Democracy:
The packet ship Seine, from Havre, ar
rived this morning. She reports seeing
the Atlantic when she was four days out
from Liverpool. under a full head Of steam,
in longitude 81 degrees west. The Seine
had just time to speak her. Capt. Will
liams did not see anything remarkable in
the movement Of the Atlantic. He thinks
if she had been disabled after he saw her,
she could not have reached the Western
Islands in consequence of head winds.
The Atlantic had if this is correct, ac-
complished but one quarter of her voyage
during these four days, and This is much
less than usual. If an accident had oc.
Cured to herit would have required several
weeks to have returned under sail. The
fact Of her having been seen by the Havre
Packet would indicate that she had taken
a southern route. Conjecture is still at
fault and every one is hoping the Africa,
now due, may bring further tidings of her
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HAUTION. Whereas my wife Elisabeth has
~ left my bed and board without any just cause
or provocation, all persons are hereby warned not
to trust or karbor her on my account, as am de-
.ermined not to pay any debts of her ntracting.
Feb. 10, 1851. DAVID KING.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
There was an animated debate last
evening in the House, on the River and
IIarbor Dill.
Mr.. McLane offered substitute for the
bill. There was much confusion and ex-
citement. Adjourned a; 10 O'Clock, P. M.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. II.

SENArE.-The Senate had the cheap
postage bill under consideration. Moth
ing definite was arrived at. Alter debate
the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-A motion was made that the
general appropriation bills be made the
special order for tomorrow, and from day
to day till disposed Of, which was rejected.
The House then went into committee of
the whole on the River and Harbor bill.
Mr.. McLane, of Md, defended the bill
Mr.. Morse replied and accused Mr.. Nc
Lane of inconsistency as democrat.
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E0s's'ss s.. s'o'''n }rs cHAscpnr.

VS.. 2 IN SHANCERts
Ezekiel NJ athews, Ann Wick
ham, John Wickham, William Mathews, Abra.
ham nj athews, Jemima Trimbley, John Trim.
bIey, Elijah Mathews. Mahala Malott. John
Malott, Calharine Malott, Peter Malott, John
Mathews and Henry Mathews.
The defendants will take notice, that the COM
plainant has filed his bill in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monoe county. Ohio, this Sd day of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1851, 10 foreclose Mortgage, given
the 9th day of April, A d. ls+l. by said Ezekiel
Mathews TO said Ebenezer Scolton, for the pay
meut Of two hundred and seventy-hve dollars;
which said Mortgage is given oil the following
Real Estate, to wit: The east half OF the north
west quarter Of section number Is, township mum.
ber 9, range number A, in said Monroe county,
containing seventy.nine acres and eighty one.
hundredths of an acre. Also, the southwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter Of section number l3,
township number 2. range number 4, in said Mon
roe county, containing tbrty-nine acres and nine
ty.four one-hundfedths of an acre.
d. H. WIRE,
Feb. 8, 1861. Sol. for Complt.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, Feb. Is.
Editor Spirit Of Democracy:
Nothing of Importance done in Senate
to-day.
In the House resolution to adjourn
sine die, on the second Monday of March
was referred to select committee.
At 6 o'clock the Senate came into the
Hall of the House to elect certain Asso-
ciate Judges, which resulted as follows:
Ashtabula- Deming, free-soi.
Belmont-R. E. Carrothers, whig.
Brown-Benjamin Sells, democrat.
Vinton -Kabe and Will wings, and
Richmond, democrat.
Clinton-Evans, Collins and Austin,
wings.
Coshocton-Burt, DEM, and Harris,
whig
Convention took recess till half past 10
o'clock on Monday.
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COLUMBUS, Feb. II.
Both houses went into Convention this
morning to elect Associate Judges, in which
they continued all day, till they adjourn
ed. This is the result
Meigs-Lemuel Bradbury and Henry
Osburn, wings.
Montgomery-Amos Irwin, whig.
Muskingum--H. j. Cox, whig.
Ross-Joshua Robinson, whig.
Seneca-H. G. Brock, dem.
Shelby--L. A. Cary, wing.
Washington--Joseph Barker, whig.
Wood--G. Beach, dem.
Athens--M. Root, whig.
Champaign-L. Morgan and John West
wings.
Clermont--J. Buchanan and J. Johnson
democrats.
Fayctte-J. Beatty, whig.
Erie--S. Caldwell, whig. a
Lawrence-G. M. Kemp, whig.
Darke-J. Jacques, whig.
Defance-L. NJ. Landes, dem.
Franklin-W. F. Martin, whig.
Fulton--A. U. Flickenger, dem.
Gallia--Moses Mathers and Robert
Carder, wings.
Henry--John Knapp, dem.
Hancock-LeW Simpson, dem.
Hooking-David Driesbaek, dem.
Highland-Thos. Barry and N. Della
plane, wings.
Lucas. w. Brown, dem.
Marion--S. Craig, whig.
Jackson--Geo. Adams, dem.
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e DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
Eo that Petition will be presented to the Com
missioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, At their next
March session, praying for the location Of coun.
ty road, commencing at the west end Of Washing.
ton street, In Woodsiield. and running thence
the nearest and best why through the lands Of Mi
chsel Long and William 0key, TO west bank Of
first run, on line between lands of said Okey and
William Craig, and thence down along the hill
side west Of said run to intersect the road leading
from WoodsfeId to Lewisville. m (,
Jan. 29, 1851. A PETITIONER.
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HB DAD NOTICE "A Petition will be pre-
"a . gented to the Commissioners OF Monroe
County, Ohio, at their next March session, pray
ing for the location of County Road, to com.
mence at the south side Of Isaac Philips barn, at
the County Road; thence to the low gap near
Joseph Philips house; thence to the line running
betme Isaac A. Brooks and Thomas l.. Free.
mans; thence to follow the line 10 the County
Road at Antioch.
Jan Is, 1851
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WB DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
AG, that a petition will be presented to the
Commissioners OF Monroe county, Ohio, at their
March term, praying for all alteration aud vaca-
ton of part of the road known as the road Of
Joseph Morris's, all the north end from stake
near the summit of the hill, in Adams township,
on the land of r. B. Dent; thence north intersecl
ing the Woodsfeld road in the hollow below John
Key yser's Mill, in Sunsbury township. TO be
ted. The new route commencing at the above
mentioned stake, running thence north west
through part OF the land of r. B Dent; thence
north course through forty acre lot, (the owner
unknown to the petltiouers) to the land Of N.
English; thence north on or near the line of r.
B. Dent, N. English 8. Williams, d P. Will
Ilatns aud George Snider, deceased, to the corner
of Wliims's, John Keyser's and George SnI.
der's (deceased) land; thence west OIL the line Of
John Keyser, and George Sniler deceased. TO the
Woodsfied road, and there end.
Jan. %, 1851. NATHANIEL ENGLISH.
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% DOZEN Rough and Ready, Kosstith ana
- Jenny Lind Hats. just received and for sale a
Dec, II, 1850. 49,, KIRKBRIDE'S.,
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CINCINNATI, Feb. II, 1851.
Editor Spirit Of Democracy:
Convention has resolved to adjourn sine
die on the 10th Of March.
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FIRE IN AKRON, OHIO.

AKRON, Feb. 18.
Editor Spirit Of Democracy.
The whole square, known as Halls cor
ner, was burned last night. Loss about
$4,000.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SAFETY
OF THE ATLANTIC.
New YORK. Feb I5-1O o'clock p M

New YORK, Feb. 1910 o'clock P. M.
Editor Spirit Of Democracy:
The royal mail steamer Africa arrived
here this evening. She brings dates from
Liverpool to the lst of February, being
two weeks later. The Africa brings the
glad intelligence Of the safety Of the At
lantic, so long missing, and her passen-
gers, about whom there was so much anxi.
ETY.. 1t seems that the Atlantic. after be-
ing nine days out, making 1900 miles, ex.
perienced very severe storm, and broke
her shaft. Her bulwarks, paddles, boxes,
machinery, &C., were also much broken
and injured. Capt. West found the only
alternative was to put back under sail,
which he did and made the port OF Cork,
in Ireland, with all the passengers safe.
The passengers speak in the highest
terms of the qualities of the noble steamer.
They say she braved the storm with mas.
terly strength. They also passed vote
of thanks 10 Capt West forhis great skill
and mastery management of the vessel.
1t will require some two months to repair
the Atlantic. Her passengers have all ar
rived safely in New York.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 12.
Editor Spirit Democracy:
The jury in the second trial of General
Henderson, the Cuban invader, could not
agree, and has been discharged.
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ED DAD NOTICE -Nolice is hereby given,
Il 2, that a Petition will he presented to the
Commissioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their
mex, March session. praying for the vacation of
parts of The Suntish county road, leading from
Antioch through New Castle. Said vacations ly-
ing in Perry township aud described ss follows /:
The firsl being OH the land Of Samuel P Jones,
and lying between the tobacco house formerly
owned by Isaac Barnes. and the bridge at the
forks of the road on said jones' land; and the
other, being on the land of Jacob Huffman, and
between the guide boards at the forks nf the road
and SliDe's saw mill. Reason assigned Is. that
said parts prayed to be vacated, are supplied by
the road, and of 10 farther public utility.
Jan. 10, 1851. nr lt t
THyOWNSHIP ROAD.-Notice is hereby CIV
Il ell, that after thirty days from this date, a
Petition will be presented to tiE Trustees Of Swit.
zerland township, Monroe county. praying for the
location and establishment of Township Road
commencing at the road on Barbary Keller's land,
running thence with the road of Tobias Born.
through said Born's land; thence through the
land of Ursus Keserman, 10 intersect the county
road leading from David Keller's to the Ohio
river, near the land Of John Berger. y
WILLIAM Y0ST,
IAN 8. 1851 JACOB AFFOLTER
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

Is hereby givenfouil whom it may concern
hat SHAH attend "a lhe Cnunty Court a
Lafayette county, "a the 5 ate OF Wiscnu
IN, (the JUICE OF sand Court having I5,.y,t
o transact PROBATE 5as.n So to ae holden O
lie second Tuesday Ia tar aoulu 1f jay
next. al the COURTROOM iu the Town 81
Shuilsburg, ~ said county. for the purpose Il
making final settlement Of any Administrator
u The Estate OF JoaE Moore. deceased. late
Jt said county
ROBERT c. HOARD t8rn'r. OF
John Noote, deceased
April 9th. 1851. 2tv3.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
F LFGATE
Bounty Lands.

To Soldiers Of tie I5dian Vars, a71d
Last Jpar arith Great Britain:
IN HE undersigned are prepared to prosecute
~ Claims under the late Act of Congress,
granting Bounty Lands 10 Officers and Soldiers
IN the Last War with Great Britain, or in any OF
ne Indian Wars since 1890, and to Commissioned
officers in the Late War with Mexico and hereby
give notice 70 persons having such claims, or
wishing information in relation 10 them that they
viii receive prompt attention by applying per-
sonally or by letter (post-paid) TO
CRAN FORD & PARIS.
Mineral Point, Oct IL 1880 l5l-tt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
4 SPLENDID PICTORIAL SHEET.
SCENES IN LONDON. Or, 4 VISIT TO
TIE U-0RLD'S FAR.

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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

3 o Y 8 y Z Z 4 = d S 9
EnHE undersigned, General Land Agent. will
- give particular attention to obtaining WAR
RANTS from Washington to Soldiers, who are en-
atled to them by the late act OF Congress.
He will also attend to locating warrants on lands
Tor those who obtain them under the above act
long residence in and thorough knowledge OF
Western Wisconsin viii he believes enable him 10
give good satisfaction to those who NAV call on
ann
CHARLES F LEGATE.
Land Agent and Surveyor
Mineral Point October 3lst 1850. II
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

~ IOWA corSTY CIRCUIT corrr.
.ycursUs Edger;oa John T. le..cfg3n. JOHN
Stewart. Jua- partners ~ traie ul..iert the naale
firm and style OF John Stewart, J-a., &, Co.,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
All EN- TIO !

Soldiers Of tie BIacl Ha1rl, anil Last
WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN /
g3ONGRESS having passed the BIZ granting
- BoUNTT LANES 10 persons who served in
the above named Wars the undersigned viii attend
10 procuring Warrants rem Washington for per
sons entitled thereto. Our connection with a
prompt and responsible Agency at Washington
viii insure the protest despatch in procuring
warrants Tor parties interested Wewill purchase
he claims OF those who are DESTROYS of disposiug
Of the same.
ASHBURNE 500 OMAN.
Mineral PoiHt, Oct III, 1850 IJ0-tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

- RUSHES-A FIJI assortment Of PAINT brllsl !:
-nGA Is, Farnish brushes Sasa Tools GraIning
brushes. Scrubbiug brushes. Shoe brushes, Hair
Clo-h and Tooth Brushes, just recei, "a and .oT
lie y THO k0DOLF.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
TO P.s1vTERs.qyD DEaLERs ~ g.11--E
led. LT-sEED j C.lsT0R gILs.

- P--t. KS IND i}E.Lt-f- rs ~ IL IL
led LE-gEED s. C.lST0R OILS
7T7HE ru5=-z.s7ei manufacturers Of White
Il LEAD, L.aze-l and Casio. oils. IT, eae civ OF
L5a.a, b1s .E- about t.Eo months STAGE con-
ue-cd t..e.- establishments .-le nos a..-.- 10
ra-A Painters ANA dealers y.Ilh a supc. 81 a4,I-
Gle q. - Lite Led &c. &c
Ise-y Painter In the city O. 81. Louis, who mas
yet lr.sd our S mite Lead. prouources II superior
to any otler manufactured III the Wes-, as appeass
by their Certificate published below
Ee5. II. 1881. X. c. CLARK & co.
Ike undcrs encJ Painters in the city o. ii
Louis hereby certify that We have used the Nalc
cad manufactured ty r. c. CLARE 6r Co, Of this
-.i-. am find t. so lar they have vet tried l..
to be very excellent article, superior indeed 10
any other White Lead manufactured IN the west
John ) Watson. r. Th5eaaurg
NcNicSer IL Ilis-cj. james -pore.
~. A. T1oIa6lrg Richards H.llnan.
Gordon * IS God ". $. Etris
NJ C.. English james Scolav.
Middleton 8, Tarlton
s. Lol1s. Feb. g, 1851.
Nessrs. Z. c. CLAHK 8, Co--I1 gives me much
ri easure 10 inform you that, having carefully
q ed your White Lead ia several different way,
ind it equal ID body and Whiteness, and quail
generally, 10 any article manufactured il the west
Iou are at liberty 10 use tins a a Recommended
ton i II VIII be OF any benefit 20 You.
/ am, with much respect, yours. 6-.
-L--m C-ARLEs r. Nt-aos
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
In 1araHtu2c
7 . T HE PU BLIC :

y ~ N PER CENT can be saved y collin.
ts ~ two doors from the weli-Snos-r store
OF BsEcH q Co, and get your CLOTHES made
10 your taste, and on terms lower than at any
other place-if mot, money returned
i. r. C0AD wishes TO announce 10 the inhlh-
itaurs Of Mineral Point and vicinity that be has
just arrived from New York and has commenced
business al the piabe above mentioned where he
hopes. BY prompt attention, and by the neatness
and durability Of his work, to merit share OF
publ, patronage.
y. B-1hc subscriber has spent a number of
years IN London. Paris. and New York, and has
uade the Cutting part Of the business his whole
study
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

go Rreeeers or Horses.

pHE beautiful young Stallion, GO NERAL
TAY LOR,' VIII stand during this season
II his own Stable, In Mineral Point, where
Groom viii be found in constant attendance.
General Taylor" is the property of Fran
els Vivian. Esq, he is now rising four years
cid, and Is sixteen hands, three inches high.
Persons wishing TO avail themselves Of this
opportunity viii please apply TO the owner or
% Mr.. John lvey, who VIII be found at all
times IN waiting al the Stables.
Farmers wishing to improve their stock
viii do well TO call.
RATE OF CHARGES.
For the Season, $500
One Standing, $50
Half the money to be paid At the first standing
and the remainder on OF before tie 29,h day
Of June next.
y. B. Single standing 70 be paid in advance
Mineral Point, April 3rd, 1851. 4w23.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

IOWA CHAPTER, No. Irregular
ngs First and Third Fridays Of each
aeata, at 2 o'clock. p n at the Masonic
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

r. C. CLARE. 6.s,'-'oN d ii,'l''r F. j. s'-- -.
R e. CLARK & co,
NASUyACTy1Ezs or
-rITE LEAD, LLXSEED AID C4ST0R els,
Cs7-aof T'r7Lfh os.i .4ass. IL SIS. s. Lo-.s Do.
Office at Counting Room Of D;css.z5a g Benz.
No. II. Locust Street
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
MASONIC.

MINERAL POINT LODGE. No.1-
aI-r meetings, First and Third Tues
&c each month"; Al clock, P. NJ.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
lliDISCA BO0A BlADEaE.

" [ L " 4 L Il Z z PR Q Z 81
(tHAS. WEED, having opened an extensive
~ BOOK BlNDEiiY, takes this opportunity OF
informing the community al large, that he Is pre-
pared to execute all ORDERS which may &c eutruz.-
"a 10 his care such as furnishing state aDl cc.4.-.
officers with
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

- ~. SACKS ground alum SALT in store an
: for sale IL C0BGS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

rs i l=es- street, NeF- oTk city.
Newspapers throughout the United States, copy
ny -he above advertisement, shall receive twenty
copies OF The Pictorial on send.ug a number
marked. and addressed 70 Sears Family Visitor
n Y city. III
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S25 Reward |!

N Ran away from the "Oxford Planta-
~ ton" of DR.. Stephen Duncan, in the
q parish of st. Mary, three miles above
- Franklin. on or about the 1st of March
last, the negro boy JENKINS.
Desyiption.-He is about 25 years old, and
very black in height he is about six feet, and
proportionably stout in frame his teeth are good,
but placed far apart; he has downcast look when
spoken to, is slow of Speech has remarkably large
feet, and is knock-kneed.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery
at any Jail, so that the owner can get him.
A. McWILLIAMS, Agent.
Franklin, July %, 1851. 2t
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For Sale.

AA The subscriber offers for sale three
EI5TW Lots of Ground on Willow street, each
sAlot 49, lot measuring about so feet front by $40
feet deep, more or less On one lot is new barn
and shed, with good well of water. For par
ticulars apply to
TIT JAMES S. SIMMONS.
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FOR SALEORREN
For Sale or Rent.

Il The subscriber offers for
- EIS5@ !ssA sale or to rent his valuable
K ssAsM x Plantation, situated near the
mouth of Bayou Teche, and embracing among
Its improvements sugar house and other neces-
sary buildings. For terms (which will be accom-
modating) and other particulars, apply on the
premises, to
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Timber for Sale.

- We have at the mouth of Bayou -
Z Teche $40 tiers of the best quality of y
Cypress Timber, which we are disposed to sell
on accommodating terms. Persons wishing to
buy this timber can know the terms by calling
on n. Parks or NJ. H. Carroll, at Pattersniville
RTCKS,& & PARKS.
Pattersonville, July ~, 1851. 6m.
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,BLAKES METALLIC PAINT.

.BLAKE'S METALLIC PAINT.
TNHE subscriber having been appointed Agent
= for the sale of "Blake's Metallic Fire and
Waterproof Paint" is prepared to contract for
painting the roofs of sugar-houses and other
buildings. Persons desirous of possessing such
a security against FIRE, can know the terms by
applying to the subscriber. in Franklin, who Is
prepared to furnish testimony from IN ssacars Of
insurance companies, and others who have tested
its qualities as a non.conductor of heat, and be.
ing impervious to fire and water.
Feb.21 JAS. 8. SIMMONS, Agent.
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PROFESSIONAL.
Law Agency.

DURING my absence from the parish Of ST
- Mary, my friend JULES G. OLIVIER.
Esq, will represent me in my professional busl
ness in said parish. He is also authorized to
stipulate for my services, as counsel in cases
in which he may be employed with me in said
parish. THOMAS H. LEWIS.
Franklin, June IS, 1851. 6m
EDWARD SIMON, JR., Attorney-at- Laar
IL will practice his profession in the Courts OF
the Fourteenth Judicial District, for the parishes
OF St. Mary, ST. Martin and Vermillion.
70 Office opposite the Court House, or
Main street ST