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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-11
Fremont Book Store.
BgnE0EKESE!

.FTIHE subscribers are snowrecsiVing the Iarg-
L est and most complete assortment Of Mis-
eelIaneous and School Books, Stationery, &c
ever erbrought to Fremont. Having purchased
our stock at the Auction Sales. at
Much Lower PaieestkaR can be bought
VI Regular Dealers, we can sell cheaper than
ever beforei and we intend to give our friends
and customer rs the benefit of our good fortunr
in buying so low. We would take this oppor-
tunity to return thanks 20 our numerous Gus.
toners for their liberal patronage heretofore,
and as an inducement for a continuance Of the
same, we will promise to sell goods as cheap
as they can be bought in Cleveland or any
where in our Vicinity-and little cheaper
than Sandusky or Tiiin Cities. II would be
mpossible:o enumerate all the articissin Que
line, or make a catalogue ofour Books; but we
are ready TO show our stock and give our prices,
to any and all who will give a call, and not
think ourselves bored if you do not want 10
buy. urstOck of
PLAIN & FANCY STATIONERY
Never was so large and beautiful. Our new
styles of Note Paper and Fancy Envelopes, for
Weddings, Evening Parties and notes, cannot
be surpassed.
Pearl, Ivory, Shell, Paper Maehe, Stseland
Leather Porte Monies, Gard Cases of eVs-
~ style and Price, from one shillingto
three dollars; plain and fancyin
stands, Vases, Ladies Reticules,
Work-boxes, p ort-folios, VIII
ting Desks, Backgammon
Boards, Chess Men,
Paper Weights,
American
| fineenllery, gold
! and Silver Pens and
Pencils, Visiting and Orna-
mental Cards andin shorter
erything in the line, and many
thingsnever before brought to this
market. Once more we would invite
all TO call and see for themselves. and be
convinced that our assertions are verify true.
S. BUCKLAND & CO.
No. 8, Buckand's Block, Fremont.
Oct. I, '53.-u
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RrcH DAMsELs.-Tbere are two hundred
and twenty seven females who a. tax Of
$1,000 and upward in Boston. Mrs, II. k.
Hunt, who protested on the ground that it
was taxation representation, pays
SSOs 10.
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nE Mr. ". Fogotp, Of Kinderbock, Ind.
claims the reward Of $4,000 offered by
the Massachusetts, legislature for discovery
of a preventive Of the "p),ato rot" He
saws the Cause is bug. Al d the preventive
consists in cutting Of the vines, before they
shed their blows, about three or four inches
above the ground, removing all the leaves
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-11

The N. 7. Times states that a wealthy
gentlem By the name Of Bailee, from Mary
land, became SO gambling mad at fashion
able hell in Broadway, that in week he
suffered himself to be plucked of 100000.
nearly every dollar be possessed. Frantic
at his loss be swallowed large quantity oI
lsudsnum, but his physician think he will
survive.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-11

g At Fort des Moines, Ia, there is a
dreadful scarcity Of women. In one house
were found nineteen bachelors and only one
narred couple Tie editor entreats the Ia
dies 10 come out there.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-11

The ARaIsox CASE The District Court
Of Cincinnati has granted a writ Of error IN
The case of Arrison The sentence is there
fore suspended ill the points involved are
decided.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-11

nITCH NOTICE-Eh P. Beriram, Ar
IL minda Bertram, Philemon B. Simpson,
Sylvanus E. Simpson, VOlney A. Simpson, Jas.
F.. Simpson, and Mary J Simpson, and all
others interested, are hereby notified. that ap-
plicatiou has been made 10 the Trustees of ork
Township, Sandusky County, o., to survey and
locate Ditch, on or near the following route,
10 wit: Commencing at or near the road lead
ing past the late residence ofSylvanus Simpson
deceased, at a point TO be ascertained, south or
south east of said residence, and on the east
half Of the northwest quarter of section No IA,
in township No. 4, range II, thence meander-
ing in southwestwa rdly direction through the
west half OF the northwest quarter Of said Sec
ton No. Ia. thence mssndering in a south
westwardly direction through the NORTH east
quarter aud the east half Of the ncrth west quar-
ter and upon or through the east half of the
south west quarter of section No. l5, in said
township. And that said Trustees will meet at
the house Of Samuel Candy, in York township
aforesaid, on the 26th day of May, 1855, at one
O'clock, P M, and then proceed to view, sur
vey, locate, and aPporton said Ditch and to as
sess damages. S. +. WALTERS.
York, April 6, 1855. 1lw6
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SMITH HIS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Sanduskv CITY, Ohio,

HlHIS Institution was opened for the recep-
J. ton Of Students on Monday the 5th OF
March. The Principal hSs entered upon the
enterprise well understanding, that, in Sandus
ky, it is entirely novel, and that success can be
purchased only at the price Of merit But he is
confident thai the business public here, as in
other cities in this state, will regard the estab
shment. moHg them, Of a good Commercial
School, as no ordinary desideraium, and, in aid
Of the undertaking, viii extend TO it that gen.
erous patronage which is the surest token Of
good will and wishes of success.
Spacious Rooms have been fitted up and fur
n shed expressly for the purposes of the School,
and with due regard to adaptation, convent
enee, comfort and elegance. They will be
supplied by Mercantile Library, an ample va
riety of Mercantile Stationery, and all the other
requisite conveniences for the School.
Teschers are engaged who have had much
experience instructors in the best insttu-
tons in the country, and their theoretical well
as practical knowledge of systemzed business
transactions, has earned them high rank as
tutors and qualified them in an eminent degree
as Professors in Commercial College.
/ The Principal has therefore, no hesitancy in
assuring business men in this city and in neigh
boring counties, that there is no longer occasion
/ TO send pupils 10 Cincinnati, Cleveland or else
where fer a Commercial education, for they
will find all the advantages and facilities here
that are possessed BY the best mercantile schools
in the United States.
/ Terms.
For full Mercantile course time unlimited, $40
Same course for Ladies, %
This includes instructions complete, (leaving
the time discretionary with the student) in all
the studies pursued in the Institution, emhrae-
ing Bookkeeping for Manufacturing, Profess
iOnal, Mechanical. Wholesale, Retail, Com
mission, Exchange Shipping. Jobbing. Individ-
ual Partnership, Compound Company Busi-
less, and Banking purposes; and also Com
mercial Calculations, Commercial Law, Com.
mercial Geography, &c.
Mr. SMITH is encouraged in being able tC
open his School with the patronage pledged O.
a great msjurity Of the prominent business mer
in the city, aud hopes that all in this section o
the State, who have sous or daughters whom
they wish TO educate for Commercial life, viii
deem it proper to purchase scholarships in hi
School.
TT SONS PERFUMERY, for sal,
Al. L. aa1c saara -
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Notice to School Teachers.

Notice to School Teachers.
TNBE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMIN-
ERS for Sandusky County. will hold a
session for the examination Of Tseahers on the
3O:h day of March, and for nine consecu-
tive Fridays thereafter,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. of each
Friday, at the LUTHERAN CHURCH.
No one need apply who cannot pass thorough
examination in Orthography, Reading, Writ.
ing. Arethmetie, Geography and English Gram
mar.
lis the desire of the Board 10 secure to the
Schools of Sandusky County, competent and eff
ficent teachers; they therefore respectfully sug.
gest to those not thoroughly acquainted witt
those branches, that they qualify themselve;
before presenting themselves for examination
No examination will bs had only on the Fri.
days as above specified.
By order Of the Board,
GEO. w. CLICK,
Clerk Of the Board.
March %, 1855. 9wIO
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Removed.

I HAVE REMOVED from the rooms ever
1 the Post Office to suit Of Rooms in
MINIS BLOCK, THIRD STORY.
Where I am prepared to -..1
Take DaGuerFeOtypes,
By as good SKYLIGHT, as any in the State.
These rooms were fitted up expressly for my
use and no expense spared in their construction.
My former patrons and the public generally,
are in vited to call and see the pictures exhibit
Fremont, Nov. "a. A. D. WlLES.
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Term s
For full Mercantile course time unlimited, $40
Same course for Ladies, 25

SONS PERFUMERY, for sale
II cheaper than it can be bought elsewhere at
March iG. LEPPELMAN's'
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TVRUSSES. SUPPORTERS & SHOUL-
DER BRACES.--I havs a large lot on
hand, which l will sell CHEAP, of dIhsfens
kinds and styles. GaIVanic Supporters OF new
kindsat As WOOSTER'S.
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Freemen Awake!
NO MORE SLAVE TERRITORY !!
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA

mo MORE SLAVE TERRITORY (!
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
Must be settled by Free Men!l!
THEODORE CLAPP, is manufacturing all
/ kinds of CANDIES, from the best crush
ed loaf, coffee and clarified sugars. A good
assortment always on hand, aud fOrsale. Also,
general
Stock of Groceries,
consstingin part of crushed, loaf, powdered,
granuIated coffee crushed, New Orleans and
Cuba brownsuear. Old Government ava, La
guyra. and Rio Coffee, chocolate, plain and
sweet dc. .saIeratus, starch, pepper, alspice, GIN
ger. nutmegs, indigo, cloves, English & Amer
lean mustard, cinnamon in mats, also, ground
spices of all kinds. w. |. pepper-sauce, pick
les in jars, sardines, liccoriee.
ITNG Asplsndid article Of black andgreen
i D TEAS, which will only need the
trial to suit.
GOLDEN SYRUP,
MoIasses, Naples and Scisily figs, rasins, MR
and Layer prunes, dates. citrOns, orangess and
lemons, Zante cur-ants, fig paste, &c.
N III ~ -
Bordo amonds, Scisily soft-sbell almonds, Bra
zil.uuts, filberis, English and French walnuts,
and cocoa nuts.
Soap,
or all kinds, CASTLE, common bar, extra family,
white bar, toilet, shaving, military and fancy.
bNcCO.
| Lumb Tobacco.-HOlbroOk's Curry's, Mil
Iers, r & R, Elgalo, Laurel leaf.
Tin Foil, Paper and Can fue-cus Chewing
Lilenthall's, ThomasC. Miller, Scribers, Bron-
sons, Thos. Hoyts.
SMOKING Of all kinds, in papers or barrel;
also the genuine Scaferlaiy, Turkish Smoking.
A fine stock of
YANKEE IONS,
At Wholesale or Retail.
4 IGLASS JARS, from . quarts to ! gallons
ale glasses, goblets, tumbsrs, TASKS, fruit-dish
es, &C., &c.
i WOODEN WARE,
Tubs, pals, bowls, &c :, Aoor-mats, baskets anC
brooms, shoe-brushcs, and shoe -blacking.
: Imported Principe and Havana
Segars, Regalias, Cassidores, LauOrmas, Lon
dres, and the genuine spotted Florida, and Jen
: ny Lind Segars, and
Al articles casually kept
In a general Grocery Store,
Which will be sold at
Wholesale or Retail.
Main nstreet-FREMONT, o.
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Fremont Machine Shop,
E@ UR HD 7EE VA >
.gs9 EDEOS1 ,TEassisfGctOry.

N7HE subscribers have lately made exten-
sive additions to their business by the
purchase Of all the necessary machinery to en-
able them to fill any orders that may be entrus.
ted TO them, for the
Construction Of Steam Engines,
Of any required poaCer.
MACHINERY AND IRON WORK.
in aliihe departments OF at.ern making, Forg-
ing, Finishing, &c.
Our knowledge Of the business is such as TO
warrant Us in saying that perfect satisfaction
will be given to all, and on our part no exer-
ton shall be spared 10 secure Promptness and
Perfectness in the MANUFACTURE or RE-
PAIRS of
Machinery or Mill Work.
We also make Patent Cross head for Mu-
lay Saws. The right was procured by us in
Canada. and we are the only persons in the
United States Manufacturing the same.
BOLTS and SCREWS, for Bridges, Press
es. Buildings and all other varieties made to
order. We are prepared 10 make
STIN NGS,
of all descriptions, and of superior quality, on
short notice.
~ " GD ZW @
ofthe most approved patterns, manufaeturediu
large quantities, and warranted to do good work.
We are preparedto furnish COAL and IRO
to Blacksmiths, Founders, aud all who may de-
sire in any quantity.
We offer PITTSBURGH IRON for Wag-
ens, all round, for S4 80 per hundred.
We will pay Cash,
For any quantity Of OLD IRON, BRASS and
COPPER, suitable for our purposes delivered
al orr shop. JUNE dg JUNE.
Fremont. AUGUST, 4, 1854. 28-tf
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JOSEPH LoWERY.
CHARLES s. GLICK,

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
Cash or Mutual Risks Taken.
A TTENTlON invited to the New York
IA City Insurance Company; deposited cap
ltal-Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Also. City Insurance Company, Cleveland
-CapitaI-$300, 900.
Fremont, May 10, 1854.
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And every one entitled to andsome Engrav-
ing, and share m the distribution of the follow
ing valuable property:
! Farm in the State ofIndiana. s 0, 600
do in Ohios ios................. 5000
do do.................. G,000
! FOur-story Brick Dwelling and
Lot, in Columbus, O,........... $500
do do do ........ $500
Mt Yernon................... $500
1 Two-story Brick Building in Chill
icothe, Ohio....... -. ....... $500
Brick Cottage and Lot CouHbus 5000
l do do do ........ 1900
Frame do do ........ $500
ssgc. Perry County. o, o.,........ 1900
A Splendid building lots in Colun-
bus, at S2,O0O, O,....".......... 5000
10 do. do. $1,000 ca. $4,000
do. Cleveland. {" 5000
1 Grand Actou Piano, Chickerings) 1890
| Gold Watch set with Diamonds, 1000
do. at $500 each...... $500
10 Rosewood Pianos at S500...... 5000
10 do. do. 49O...... 4,0y0
10 do. do. 300...... 5000
so Gold Watches at $3.50 each.... 1890
100 do. do at 100 ........ 10000
100 do. do at IS ........ 1850
100 do. do. at 40 ....... 1000
300 Silver Watches at 30 1900. 5000
500 do. do at Is ........ 1900
1000 Ladies' Gold Breast Pins 81 each 1000
200 Brocha Shaws at $25 each -. 5000
500 Silk Dress Patterns at 8 20 each 10 900
5000 Gold Pencils at So each........ Is, 900
10000 Gold Pens with Silver cases at s. 10000
10000 Gold Rings at 81 so each ...... $4,000
1904 do. 100 i" ...... 1904
Everv nerson b1, navino ONE DOLLAR will
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Every person by payIng UNE DULLAR, VIII
receive certificate of membe rship, emitting
him to large Lthographic Engraving Of the
new and magnificent CAPITOL OF OHIO,
forming one of the most beautiful parlor orna-
menta ever gotten up as an engraving, end
richly worth Dollar, (Ihe publishers retail
Price.) Each subscribe will also be entitled to
share in the distribution Of the Gifts enumer-
ated in the scheme. The engravings can be
sent by mail to any part of the country, and we
will commence delivering them to those having
tickets bY'the 18th of January.
For particulars, Tickets. &c, call on
Agent, at - We will send bills, circulars,
&c. on application, (post paid.)
9m3 BURNELL & co.
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Brilliant Schemes,
Tickets only One Dollar!

10 be distributed as soon as the tickets aTs sold:
List of Gifts to he distributed by the Manng-
ers Of the Capital City Art Uuion.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-09-22

PLATFORM.
l. We advocate an amendment OF the Naturaliza-
ton Laws, with proper safeguards to preserve the
purity of the elective franchise.
2. We advocate the passage Of such laws as will
prevent the immigration of paupers and criminals to
this country.
8. We oppose any interference in the vested rights
birth.
4. We are in favor of non-intervention with slavery
by the Federal Government, except for the protection
Of our constitutional rights.
5. We advocate a high National Policy, such as
will afford stern and unwavering protection to the
American a IN abroad, and will follow and guard
The American citizen wherever he moves.
6. We believe that America should be governed by
Americans, efecting the same through the ballot-box
alone, the only legitimate instrument of reform in
this country.
Z. We believe that the office should seek the man,
and not the man the Office, and shall oppose the dis
~tribution Of Office among oficeseekers, or as a reward
for partisan services.
8. We will maintain and defend the Constitution
Of the United States, the Union as it now exists, and
the rights Of the States without diminution, insisting
upon a faithful performance on the part of the Gen.
eral Government Of all the duties enjoincd upon itby
the Constitution.
8. While we approve of the platform adopted by
the late National Council Of the American Party at
Philadelphia, We reject the application of the princi
pies of the eighth article to American Catholics, as
unjust, unfounded, and entirely unworthy of our
any ~abridgement of religious liberty, holding it as a
cardinal maxim that religious faith is a question be
tween each individual and his God. We utterly con
denim any attempt to make religious belief a test fol
political office, and can never affiliate with any party
which holds sentiments not in accordance with these
10. We war with no party as such, but shall oppose
all who oppose us in the advocacy Of these great
American principles.
State Policy.
Reform of abuses, and retrenchment in our State
expenditures.
Education of the youth of the country in school.
established by the State.
A constitutional organization of the Swamp Lane
Commissioners.
A more efficient administration of the Internal I'm
provement Department, with a view of improving
Our inland navigation.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-09-22

Now IS Your TINE There will be a meeting to-
day of the American Party, when al those who have
grown tired of the party and its principles can have
an opportunity of withdrawing-and peace and pros
perity attend all those who do withdraw! Nav they
have a good time in their new associations, and, for
the sake of humanity, never regret their unwise
move! That any sensible man can assign a reason
for withdrawing from the order, we do not believe.
We have seen none offered yet. Those who have no
minds of their own, but can be influenced by every
ridiculous story utterrd by designing and dishonest
men, will, we trust, not be missed.
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ID z D.,

In the Parish of Terrebonne, on the 18th instant
Of yellow fever, SILAs HARRIS, aged 20 years, a ma
tive and long q resident of this Parish.
Thus, in the prime of life ana in the midst of use
fulness is young Harris cut down.. Esteemed fol
his many virtues, he had rendered himself useful
and popular at a conductor on the Opelousas Rail
road, in which capacity he was employed when the
ruthless Destroyer seized him. We offer our heart
felt sympathies to his wife and child, and to his
father, our esteemed citizen, Jonathan Harris, ESQ.
In Alexandria, on the l4th inst, Mrs. ELIZA ].
wife Of N. r. Ariail, Esq, Of that place.
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Religious Notice.

ST There will be a meeting of the Western Con.
vocation of the Diocese of Louisiana, at Opelousas.
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the last three days
of September. Divine service may be expected on
each day at II o'clock A.. M. and Z o'clock p. M.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
JOHN WOART, Secretary.
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See English matter on French side,

SPEECH OF ADoLpHus OLIvIER.-We surrender
our columns to-day to the long promised speech of
Mr.. Olivier, delivered on the 3lst of July to an as.
semblage of the citizens of st. Landry at the Court
house in this place, and we ask an attentive perlsal
of the same by every man, woman and child into
whose hands it falls. In beauty of language, origin
atty of thought and force of argument, it will com
pare with any speech or address emanating from any
source whatever.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-09-22
Particular Notice.

NJ A meeting will be held ut the Courthouse In
the town of Opelousas on Monday, October l, for the
purpose of electing three School Directors for the
First School District in the Parish of St. Landry, in
conformity to sec. 10 of an Act Of the Legislature,
approved April %, 1858.
JOEL II. SANDOZ, Secretary pro TEN.
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-.,. OPELOUSAS: ,
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2a

To CORRESPONDENTS AND SuBscRIBERs.-The Ad-
dress of Mr.. Olivier, with other necessary publica-
tions, prevent our giving place to sundry commune.
cations received during the present week and previ-
ously ; as also are we prevented from giving that at
tentiOn to miscellaneous items, literature and general
news which are SO necessary to render apaper gener-
ally interesting. Next week We shall publish the
decisions Of the Supreme Court.
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auuriean Nomiuutioms.

p ''- pa amariran Nomimaticns.. '5
For Governor,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., flar3 DIT 1# O,
j LOUIS e. lTEXADA, of 1aapides.
Secretary OF State, on tofI iBj ~ ,p
ROBERT G. BEALE, amga .s
Isl .f., e,. . of East Baton Rouge.
J. ". DURABLE, %
z "G }0 Il's m of West Baton Rouge.
Auditor, .,., Hst. .vI -.ra.,
b WALTER ROSSMAN,
Of Claiborne.
RANDELL HUNT, Of Orleans.
superintendent of Education,
O.. d. STILLMAN, Of ouachita.
Congress, Fourth District,
WILLIAM B.
0'F Of St. Landry.
Representatives, SOD $50 N- ~
CYPRIEN DUPRE, ss& oh-
SOLOMON B. HARTMAN,
LOUIS KERLEGAND.
Sheriff, .ilf4 a."
GILBERT CAN'T. <'I0.
Coroner, .w.
FREEMAN U R
Clerk Of the Court,
J. B. A. FONTENOT.
Assessor,
OSCAR F.
District Attorney,
NJ M. PORTER.
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UAILRoAD TAxEA 1@4-NoNc. :
IN hereby given to all per{6ns inIthe parish y =
Landry, who have not paid their Railroad nv w = q
the year 1854, that unless the same shall he ns . 10y
the scollector'of said Tax within thirty days FROM rsa NJ .
publication Of this notice, the several aSuonnt. y! ss
by them will be placed in the hands Of the ps SSs
Attorney for immediate collection. ~tAa
By order of the Police Jury, st. Landry.
GUY H. BELL, Cls,a.
~ In conformity with the above notice. n. : .
designed, Collector Of the Railroad Tax Of lss1' NJ "
attend, by himself or assistants, at the Law Onsscssaa
! F. = =; n: cul!om IT, Esq IT. town s,an Of oop,slousss, dunn
3 o'clock p. M, Sundays excepted.
Opelousas, September Is, 1858. 1IGlJI1y
EBERT CAN'T. Consc.,.
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MOVEMENT OF PRoDUCE.-Within the last TWEEN.
ty days, near 5000 hhds. Sugar and about $500 bbls.
Molasses have been reeeiveda at Washington per barges
from Bayou Beuf, and this produce has been, or is
yet awaiting shipment for NewOrleans per steamers.
OF which four boats, say the sydonia, A. Fuselier,
opelousas and A. W. Glaze, have been engaged in
the transportation.
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AvoYELLEs learn from o private
source that, at a Convention of the American party
in Avoyelles, S. Lewis Taylor, Esq, was nominated
for the Senate Qor Avoyelles aud Rapides), A. D.
Coco for Sheriff, and Leon Gauthier for Clerk.