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10 School Teachers,

The board Of School Examiners for Carroll county
will hold meetings for the examination Of Teachers,
the following times for the year On the End
Wednesday Of every month throughout the year and al
so on the 4th Wednesday Of April May, September and
October The meetings 10 be held at the Court House in
Carroton at 10 O'Clock A. II. By order Of the Board,
I. S. MoKEAN See.
Dec. 81 "a. I'd.
STANDING RULES ADOPTED By THS BOARD OF SCHOOL Ex-
AMINERs FOR CARROLL CoUNrY, FEB 10TH, 1866.
l. Every applicant mnst produce certificate of good
moral character of late date and signed by responsible
persons.
Q Each applicant must come furnished with two or
three sheets Of ruled paper; also with pen ayd ink;
and with McGufeys Fifth Reader.
g. Each applicant will be required to furnish speci-
men fpenmanshp, skill in punctuation, composition,
and the ofcapta letters written in the presence Of
the Board.
A. To each applicant will be submitted list Of ques-
tions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geography,
to be answered in writing.
g. No applicant will be regarded as qualified TO teach,
nor entitled to certificate, who does not correctly
swer one half the questions submitted in each branch
G. Certificates viii not be Issued on the day Of exam
nation but, be RENTED by mail or otherwise as sOOn
as practicable.
T. Applicants coming in after the class is formed and
the examination has commenced will be expected to
wait until the next regular day Of examination.
s. No certificate will be granted to any person who
is known to the Board to be habituated TO the use
profane language, to be Incorporate, or dishonest.
! 9.-Appicants will be expected TO Furnish then.
selves with a stamped envo' oped'
| By order Of the Board,
+. S. AcKEAN, Sec'y.
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On Saturday, the srd Of November next tIssS) a
o'clock, n0on Of said day u offer 20 sale Al the
late residence Of Henry b. Smith, Deed, In Monroe
township Carroll county, Ohio, the tact Of land on
which aid deceased lived A the time Of his death Be
ing part Of the south quarter Of Section twelve
in Township fifteen, (5) OF Range seven, 7) contain.
ing nineteen acres and tEenty.twO hundredths Of an
ere, more or es On said trse, there is cling house.
Grisi mill, water privilege, aud necessary ou. houses,
and improvements about sixteen acres cleared and IN
good state Of cultivation. Appraised sttl SOC.
Terms-0ne third In hand, and the balance In two
Equal annual lnstAlments with interest," secured By
mortgage on the premises.
JAMES HAUGH, Admir- Of II. B. Smith,
Oct. 4, 1855. 4w Pr. fee. $3.50
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IHB
The following are the majOIitieS Of the State
Mistaken a Little.

On the return Of Judge Belden from this
county. the Stark county Democrat Of last week
remarked I'VE have encouraging reports from
Carroll county Judge Belden has been ad'
dressing large meetings in Carroll during the
past week, Skies bright No doubt the
Judge supposed his great popularity and the
efficient aid rendered by his right hand man.
the constitutional lawyer by his able. elO.
qusnt speeches, in which be wished not to 'cre'
sle ans excitement
"Whose strength Of lungs astound US more
Than clash OF swords, or cannous 9 roar.
Who is mighty politician,
And always IN the right position.
For though it may not be denied,
He changed about from side to side,
Yet As be changed about at will
de protests he ives standing sull.'
would carry the day in Little Carroll Bu
IN this be iS doomed to sad disappointment
frus, the Judge endeavored to cover up thu
true issue BY bombardng Know Nothingism
bal our people we're not to be deceived by suci
; bOmbast. The Republicans maintained the
position manfully; and Sans boys we're afe1
The Judge with sharp stick. The judge
and Johnny made their best efforts to impress
the voters Of Carroll that all was not right up
cn The goose question but it was no co.
Wherever these two worthless delivered address
% 70 the large meelipgs'--cOmposed Of frOu
seven 70 pine Of the 'unterrifed, they did al
within thsv power 10 create side issues, Th,
sKnow Nolhlng trick about which they ha'
20 much % sag did not develope itself as the.
predicted. Great men, these. but they wer'
miasaksu little.
:. Little Carroll has again proclaimed hsrsel
for liberty, IL way not to be msapprehend
I'd. We suggestthat his honor the Judge
ssts .4asrI si bsGa45.' and the Gems sdt0asa
sss- 49,
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

At meeting Of the managers Of the Carroll unity
Agricultara Society," held in this place the 10th inst
it Resolved that owing to the ateness OF the sea
son; and other disadvantages, that we dispense with
holding Fair this season.
1t was also Resolved that meeting OF the members
Of the Society be held on Saturday the 18th Of Now
next for the purpose Of eectngocers for the ensueng
year. 1t is hoped that there will be a general attend
ance. W.BUTLER, Sec'y.
Carrolton, Oct. II 1866.
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All the towers we're mined, bat they had
no time TO blow up the MalAkod.
It's umo.ed shat Gortsehakof has received
orders to evaeua.e the Crimea
General BOsquet was wounded. but not seri-
ously.
A letter from Warsaw says that as soon as
Marshal Psskiewiteh at Warsaw received news
of the fall, be despatched his aid de camp to
SevastopOl 1t is certain many more troops
are to be sen: TO the Crimea.
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Feb. 22.- 55. I
Tavern Stand and StOrehOuse To Let.

The undersigned, John Marty, residing in Canton
Stark county, Ohio hereby gives notice that he will let
on reasonable terms, the above premises, with spa
cOus lot audsablng, situate in RobertsyillS, in said
county.
The property ia exce!lently located for public
house. with all the improvements desirable to carry oil
that business The house, at the time, is well
ranged for carrying the mercantile with the other
business The rich country around it, will always
cure good custom for country store.
Please address letter Of inquiry to the undersigned.
Possession Of the premises can be given at any time
JOHN MARTY.
Oct. d. 1855. 3w. ..
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al lawyer again change 'front.' aud wait pa
Iien't ne ra.urc ~ aeottsr csmpaign.

5.s4Ioa.--Hs have detained oar paper day
Oyy0nd tbe usual time Of publication, that We
might give ihe result of the election in this
Senatorial District. Up to the time Of going to
press, nothing definite was heard from Stark
cOunty-rePOrts conflicting. Latest reports
give Beatty from 5 to 400 majority. The Re-
publican county ticket elected.
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Is. BABBITT's.
CELEBRATED SALERATUS,

In one-pound packages, expressly for family use sixty
pound packages in each box. With this Saleratus
and milk tartar bread and cakes of eve
ry kind can be made aud baked in half hour any
season Of the year, and in any climate. Directions for
using it accompany each package,
Also, Super Carbonate Soda, Soap Powder Yeast
Powder CASTLE Soap Cream Tartar, and Candles of all
kinds. B. I. BABBlTT.
Nos. 6s 10 Washington Street, New York.
Oct IL 1855. mos.
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OFflCE " TiiE JUDGE OF PROBATE I
Carrollton, Oct. A. 1855. {
THE following accounts Of Executors, Administrator
and Guardians have been filed in this Office, and are
set for hearing on Monday, the 9th day of Nov.
A. D. 1885, at o'clock p NJ. of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all disposed of the
filing and pendency of which Accountants and others
will take notice, viz
First acct james Huston Executor of Thomas Enslcy
decd. '..'
Fourth " Samuel IL, Greer, A lnr. Of william HArk'
E ness decd,
Final " William IIibbs Executor Of John Hardin
decd.
+" John II oorc, Guardian of George Hewitt.
JOHN II. TRIPP,
Probate Judge,
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MCDOWELL & co.
wMoLEsAL AND RETAIL
OKSELLERS, STA TT O " Frs
PAPER DEAL LERS,
AND
RLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.

STEUBENVILLE OHIO.
EEEP always on hand large assortment Of
IA School, Medical and Miscellaneous books, Plain and
Ruled Cap and Letter Papers Printing and Wrap
ping Papers of all Sizes Note Papers, Envelopes, Steel
Pens, aud all kinds of Stationary.
They are prepared to fill all orders from Merchants
School Committees, Teachers and others at low prices
Having bindery connected with our establishment
we are prepared to make all kinds of Blanks for Rail
roads, Insurance Companies, County Officers; Banks
Merchants, sc. Printed work bound to order As we
use the best quality of stock and employ the best work
men, our work will compare avorably with that of any
oher 8ndery in the State. Blanks Of all kinds ged
TO order.
TIE highest market price paid for Rags and Tanners
Sc raps. McD0WELL6 & CO.
steubenvllle, March 10, Is s, ,W
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Medical Notice.

Dsct. P. w. Lee, late rom Salem, o., formerly with
Dr. Carey Of that place, having perman entity located in
CarroIon D. in meet ion with DR.. j. S. Hunter, for
the practice Of Medicine Surgery tenders his proes-
sional services the citizens and public generally hop
ing by prompt attention to his profession to merit
share of public patronage. Office and residence with
DR.. Hunter.
East Main Street. Carrollton Ohio.
Oct, IL 1866, IT,
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r.. BABBITT,s POTASH,

In tin cans Of six pounds each ~ lbs. case, war.
raned superior to any in and at about the
price u the ordinary Potash sold in casks This meth
Cd of putting up the article renders il much more con
verJ desirable. Printed directions for its use are
placed upon each can. The article has been in the
market TOR the past three years. and wherever it has
been introduced has given the highest satisfaction
Any person desrous Of giving the article Trial wiIl
on ronittng to my address IS, be sent case Of l2
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Peter Smeltz Et. al,
VS. In Partition.
Martha Norris, Et. al. r
By virtue Of ORDER Of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, will offer for
sale at the door of the Court House, in the town Of
Carrolton, in said county of Carroll, Ohio on 500
Saturday. the goth day of October, A. D. 1855.
between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M and o'clock P.
NJ the following tracts Of land situate in the county OF
Carroll and State OF Ohio; lst tract-The South East
quarter Of Section thirty-6ve (S5 township thirteen
(3 and range five (5) in the Steu5envie band disttc
subject to the Dover Estate of Martha Norrs--sp.
praised at SS2OO. End ract-The North West quarter
of the North East quarter of Section thirty Eve (S5)
township thirteen (S) and range five TO- in the Seu-
benvile land distrct-suhject to the Dover Estate Of
Eliza Norris, widow of David Norris deceased -apprais.
ed at $500.
Terms-0ne third cash in hand, one third in one
year and the remainder in years with interest from
the day of SALE The deferred payments to be secured
by Mortgage on the premises.
j. II. WHITCRAFT.
Sheriff.
Sept 2o-ls55. bw. Pr fee "a, ,SOg r,9.
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Gov. SHANNoN-KANzAs ELEorIox. While
the Slave Democracy are circulating the trump.
ed up denial of Shannon as to his speech in fla
vor Of Slavery. Read the following dispatch
from st, Louis, which we find in the columns
of our exchanges.-O. S, Journal.
Sr, LOUIS. Oct 5, 1855.
We have dates to the end inst. Returns
from three counties show a. heavy vote for
White6eld, pro slavery. for Congress. The
Shawnee Iudians supported the pro'slavery
ticket. The entire vote Of Johnston was 800
and Reeder 200. At " Willow Spring, 100 votes
were polled, all for pro.slavery candidates.
Governor Shannon voted the pro-slavery tick
et There was no fighting or tumult at the
polls the Free Sellers generally not voting.
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- Fea Ices OF less Of s0Iid Brewer NI &c O0'.'1
cred Square.
UAIvstisers mast be particular to mark the nun
her Of Insertions on the face Of their advertisements
a, thsy l be shed uat ordered out aud charged
accordingly
~ Advertisements should be banded N ey IsKs
BAT MoExrxa, to lnssre Insertion that week.
~ Jos wOEK neatly and sEPeditiOusly executed At
A,is Office, on TIE shortest possible notice.
zEGE0. A CROFUT, 7s South Fourth street, a
hove Walnut Philadelphia, il authorized agent Il
obtain Advartisements tor US In that city.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

William Fettee,
VS. In Partiliou
Sarah Fettee,
BY virtue of an order of sale issued from the Court
Common Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, will offer fer
sale at the door OF the Court House in the town of Car
rollton, in said county of Carroll, Ohio on
Saturday, the 2Uth day Of October A. d. 1855.
between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock P.
NJ the following premises situate in the county of Car
roll and State Of Ohio, to wit: The East half Of the
South West quarter of Section hityone (Sl township
twelve 2) and rang fOur(4) OF the lands ordered TO
be sold at Steutenvle, Ohio. appraised at 1870
Terms-0ne third cash in hand one third in one
year and the remandertn two Yeas, with interest from
the day of SALE The deferred payments to be secured
by Mortgage on the premises J. Ii. WHlTCRAFT.
Sheriff.
Sept. 20-1S55. 5w, Pr fee $500
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TO ARMSl TO ARMSl

Another lot OF Kipp for sale, OF very fine texture
and beautiful finish, SO come along, shoemakels and
farmers, ami will give you bargain in good leather
tor cannot be beat.
n B. FIVE cents per pound for good Hides, in cash
Gather, at my tanpery. J. W YOUNG.
Nov. y, 1904. IT, BeunaVista Valley.
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WILLIAM YOJNG'S ESTATE,
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned las been
appointed aud qualified as ADMINISTRATIVE with the Will
annexed of William Young, deceased late of Carroll
county, Ohio. NANNY loUNG.
Sept, lS,-lS65, Sw.
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Dollar and Fifty Gents per an
nam. in ADVANeE,--Two DoLLARs'ii not Paia
within the year.
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AN AMERICAN.

The foregoing article We give place to more
on account Of our correspondent being sub
scribsr. than from any desire Of ours to v:ndi
cate our own characters and that OF eur rela
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TRIpP q uc0OX

IEEPF q mcOOA'
veRxH x rslpf, WuLIAN McCoT
Egi4saS AaB PSOPSiEIO6S.
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GloryII GloryIN
500 MaiOrIIYll

The Republicans Of Little Carroll covered il
= blaze of glory.
7'Up IITrUDDFn T., Cbosa
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state of Ohio. CarroiI County $. $.

Oct. 4, 1855.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27
r DE

NJ. Jacqnc. Nivey, de Donaldsonville,
Prevent scs amis ct lc public que le Ter
Jnnvicr proclaim. il fcra a Donaldson
Vile. l'ouvertnre de IHoTEL DE L'rNIoN
%ancien hotel de la California; etahlls
scmcnt quill Went de rcstnurcr dc fo'd
en- comble. ..
McnbIcs ct distribution du local, tout
est organise anjourdhui dams crttc mai
on pour .en laire IN excellent h0t,l.
Elegance ct comfort, VOLTA qnellc a etc
Ia devise dn nonvenu proprietaife en-
prenant des dispositions pour assurer le
success de son enterprise.
DE jolis appnrtcments ponr garcons,
de bien wastes ct bien C]o'nmodes pour
families, ct par dessus celia, n bonnie
cuisine a Ia bordclaise. VOLTA les titres
avec ~Ies4ueIs M. Nivey s%oIIicite pour
son etablisscment lie patronage du pu-
bic,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27
I'll, EcTION NOTICE.

In conformity to law and by virtue Of a
proclamation Of his Excellence p. O. Hebert
Governor of the State Of Lonisisna. Elections
will be hold in the Parish Of Assumption on
Monday 25tf June 1855 between the hours
Of nine O'clock l.. NJ. to q o'clock p. NJ. for
the purpose of Flectiing a Chief Justice and
an associate Justice of the Supreme Cont of
the State of Louisiana ID Fill the vacancy oc-
casionned BY The resignation Of Hon. Thos.
Siilell & act Ogden-The Places of Elections
are as follows:
1st. ward At or near Jean AlIemans resi-
dence commissioners Valerv +. Leblanc.
Octa We Wives and Antoine Martinez.
2ud. AT or near Gabriel Rodriguez resi-
dence commissioners, Numa Wives Valeour
lfeianeon & Augustin Hernandez.
Ord. At or near the plantation of SEVERN
Landry near the Parishial Church, commits
%sionners UIsin Melancon Florentin Michel d
Severiii Landry.
4tb. AT or near Marius Albagnacs resi-.
dence commissioners Ntma FoIse, A. +. Pugh.
& VIM. Marks.
9th At or near .Drauzin Himels residence
commissioners 1.osincy Hirnel J. F. Hache
l. Ferdinand Laseigne.
9Th AT or near the Coffee House of Muir
Vile Bopdreaux in LabadieviIle coinmissio-
ners Ellie Landry, C. M. Boudfeaux and Do
~rninique Desbous't ef ~
7th AT or near Amadeo Domas store, com
missiotders j. B. B. Landry Edo'iard Delavi-
ene H. Auguste Deiaune.
9Th Att the Court House of this Parish
commissionhrs Edm. Maurils A. Gentle and
]. S. Wilson.
9th AT the Billiard Room Of J. II. Gauthier
je Paucourtville, commissioner W'R. Mills,
Venant Hebert and Constant L. Sinoneau.
10th AT or near the residence Of Duties
sard Landry, commissioners Charles Ihlac
Emerand Landry & Leon Gautreaux.
18th AL or near the re sldence OF Feols Mol
lere On Grand Bayou, commissioner John
McCarty Gatien Blanchard & Mareelln A.
leblanc. s.se#.,aN t.,, aas II -.
10Th AT Or near the residence Of Etlenne
| p~etisso8 OH Bayou Bteuf comtnissionnersiH N
Ellis! Cleephas4 PenissoH IL Etienne Pelliss
ialh All or near the residence of Anaelet
s;,nonea,, an Pierre Part commissioners Va
lentin Bar;lleau Valeour Porche It AfHcletSi-
inoaeau. = -.
iron on Belle River commissioners Leon Lee
Btanc pierre Theriuf& Charles Gros
sphe Cdrn1issioticfs of the, Savetal preelpts
Amounted by. The Police Jury of The PARISH H 81
Asrnmnt;on are hereby required to hold said
E@.leetion ahd to- make the returns thereof accor-
- II ~ Hsess bfFa@ 79 9e AH5sessSafa
''s5i ! parish of Assumption May 10th, 1855.
. eApIaH as A q. HICKMAN ! Slef a
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27
A VTNDIlE A L'AMIABLE.

L'habitation de feu Jean Dugas sltuee en-
cette paroisse sur la rive droite du bayou La
fourche composite DIES deux morceaux de terre
savoir &tz5 Aj.t g. . a@
I'm mereeau de terre faisant face au bayou
rnesurant sept arpents de face du dit bayou sur
quatre vingts afpents de profondenr sur les
six arpsitts de face Den haut. ct q~narante ar
penis de profondeur sur l'arpent de face der
bas coutsnant en- tout cinq cents arpeuts de
superticie plus on nhoins borne en- haut par
terre d'Emerart Landry ct en- bas par terres
de venve Charles Breaux.
20. lie second moroccan de terre est sitne on
atriere du precedent sur lie bayou DIES oliviers
ct a deux cents arpents plus gu niolns de SUI
%perfcie.
LIE chemin public passe sur &c moroccan de
terre. lie tout formant tne shperticie den
yiron sept cents arpents. f1nsetnble les BATS
ses ct authorizations qni dependent de cette ha-
bitation, Ia gecolte CONSTANT en- ITO arpehts
de canine plus OIL moins +: 100 arpents de mais
Pour les CONDITIONS s'adresser sur Ia susdlte
habitation 4 Pun des heritiers du detnnt.
assumption lie 30 Avril 1855.
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NOUVEAUTES, QUlNCAlI.L T.
.-. RIES Ell GROCERlE. Fl

lie s%oussigne a %tsuiours en- main ct oflre en-
vente a des priX bien moderes IN immense as
sentiment de marchaldises, tells que {:
"Calicos f~rancals, riches; ea5hemlres de tontes
couleurs; soierie nnie ct a carreauE; barpour
broche ct noir; robes bareges; MORE noire anti
Que; gros de naples; mouchoirs, coils, chemlset-
ties ct manrl1es brodees;-mousselines de, laihe,
toutes couleurs, merinos, alpaca, bombazlne,
foulards, chaIly, draps, lingede table, nappes ct
sefviettes de toutes grandeurs;' en- nn mot tout
ce qui est du resort dun magasin de m'rcllan-
discs seches bien ~assor,i; ,....,,.... .. d..
II oiIre egalement en- vente rne grande guam
lite d'oblets de quincaillerie ct de g%rocerie.
On vendra a I'M rabais considerable tontes les
marehandises d'hiver: quaint aux marchandises
d etc don't lie stock Went datre renouyele, elles
serout yendues a des conditions avantageuses.
Is ADOLPHE LORET II Go.
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FOX SALE AT PRIVATE SALE!

The plantation Of Jean Dugast deceased situate
In this parishion the right bank Of bayou La
fuurche nine miles below Donaldse uvl 10 con-
sisting of wosfollowing tfacts ofElands to witt.
10 tract Of land measuring seven arpentsi
fronting on the bayou by 80. arpents in deptl,
on the six. upper front arpents and DO afpents
on The lever front fiarpeTt form an arce
Of five hundred aTpents moreo less bounded
above byflands of Emefant Landry and be-
lotv w lands Of widow Charles Breal,x. @ ID
] 20 fTlie other tract Of land lies bane of the
nrepeaibs ON Bayou DIES olivierss and has two
hundred superficial arpents taors orless. J
Together with buildings and improvements
bpaotinninip til said plan.ntion and the cropsI
Consisting o f 100 arpsnts o f1eane, more Or less
andof 100 afpeHts Of corn more or less& &. ! /
For the terms of sale apply ion the premises
Ia enc Of the heirs Of the deceased. tfal}s s1aets
Parish Of Assumption Goth Aprills56-
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AVIS.

Confornement Il Ia loi, une election Sc
70 tenue gLundi 1uatorziene jour du mos
De, Mai proclaim (l85b) dams les secoao
s~ixiahnne, neuviemc, 'ohzieme, douz'eme'
ct treizieme. distriess DC csIte Parolsse =
Fetitt d'6lire un inetnbre du jury de fo''ce
dams ct pour ~cllacun des susdits districts
La boitr an scrutin sera onrerte depniS
-neut ~lAeures da-,nalin Iusgu'a qsatre llsut
res de l'apres midi sous 10 snrye'iiailcH "'S
comnnissaires ci.apres NOMINEES e' aux GU
droits s~uisan's ;@' .''' '.'. .,
end District: Au tStar Coffee HORSE :
7te,hu par NJ. Gabriel Rodriguez GU dahs
le voisinage': Colnmissaires Nnma ''sez'
valcour MeIaneon ct Ahg'istIn hefna'1
dez, ,.
Il CINE Oct. Chez Maxile Boridreau on dams
lie voisiaage Commissalses w E''e
Landry, Maxile Boudreau ct DOMINIQUE
Desbous. ~r s.f g-f .
oniie A la sale de billiard de M.V'c~
TORN Triche on dams le voi3inagc, ,Cofhh-
mrissnires NJ w. r.. Mills, Venant Heber'
et Constant l. Simonean.
/ line District All magasin de NJ. re-
rny sur lie Grand Bayou OIL dams le volsina-
de- !: Commissioners MN. Johr Nc Can
day, Gatien Blanchard ct Marcelln D. lie
blanc. ..-r . "
121ne Chez M.Etienn ne Penisson pere
Of, dams le voisinaGe, Commi7saires Nm
II. r. Ellis. Clecphas Ptnisson ct E''en"t
Penisson Ills. i@Et'hb ~ T.. -
l3me Chez NJ. Anaclette Simbneas
all bayou Pierre Part ct chez III. DorcInt
Renthrop il la Belle Riviere GU dams IL
voisinage connmigsaires NM. Nalenlll
Barillau, Naleour Porche ct Anaclette 81
meneau pour lie Pierre Part ct MN Leo'
4 Leblanc, Pierre Theriot ct charles Gfo'
pour Ia Belle lliviere. 4u'sa# .I@.@@aI@
Assumption 25 Avril 1865. "+
-- i. L. MAVOR GMolla.