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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-12-08

A VIS.-Tous non-rssidents qui ont DIES
- terres sur IAtchafalaya, ct situees dams la Pa
roisse jusqu'a Tembouchure da BAYOU de Ia Petite
Prairie, sont par lie present notifies qu'ils auront a
copper, en- face de leur terre, I'm chemin de yingt-
cling pieds de large, les, chicots coupes assez bas aim
d'oftiir pucun obstacle aux wagons, ~voitures, ETC., lis
les trous ct c~revasses, de faire une levee, sur toute
leur face, un pied plus haut que Ia marque la plus
e!eyee des eaux hautes, ct a combler au niveau de
la face de leur terre, tous les bayous ct endroits has
que lie dit chemin doit t~raverser. Les dites levees
dolyent etre dune largeur ~sufisante pour y laisser
passer les %voitures, wagons, etc. LIE tout devant
etre, scion la loi, achieve dici au Is Decembre pro-
chain, 1866. F. HATHORN,
W. H. NELSON,
\ mInsnecfeurs des Gbemins Of i auhar
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,MULET EPAVE.-Arret6 par le sous
" signe, a Ia Coulee Croche, une Mulet Ameri,
enHe. lily o deux on trois mois que lie dit Mulet est
dams les %environs. II q sur le cou, une tache blanche
formant presque la lettre H. lie proprietaire du dit
Mulst est prize de vsnir ls rsclamer, payer les frais ct
le rstirer. ANDRE IECHE
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REWARD:- :,

~ OREWARD.--..ax
RoOOV The above reward will 6e gftst
any person who will arrest and lodge in anyMLNl
jails of this State, the man named ADAM Tk!Sj
accused Of having stabbed my son, DON Dn1Gg!!!
FONTENOT, on Sunday night, 18th inst, Of 0n4I
Prairie, in this Parish.
DESCRIPTION. y IgM.issy
Said Tate is about SO years of age, s feet I -
high, weighs about $50 to 200 pounds, has blaetMf
covering his forehead, and looks down whenspch.a
to. He has a round face and a scar on his forA44Ak
speaks slowly French and English, and stuttsrs;,M u
o perpendicular groove dividing his chin. e
The above reward will be paid by the undssdCl44
upon receipt of information Of his arrest. ri
Grand Prairie, November II, 1855. 4 9sIs
: ~ ALEXANDER LAROSE FONTENQN
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JOSEPH D. RICHARD, Notaire Public
y dams ct pour la Paroisse ST. Landry. Son bureau
est au Grand C6teau. 10 Mai.
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NOTICE.-The public is hereby infornes
~ that the death of Mr.. J. B. BELLo0Q cans1n II
change in the commercial partnership Of !. 4
locq & Co., and that, in conformity with an ~ y
partnership, the undersigned will continue tns ~ 4
ness of said firm under the style Of J.Bs belloos
Co. as heretofore. .,,, III ii,tag III
NewOrleans, September 26, 1855. -
A.. I. NoBLoM,)
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FNOUVEAU MAGAZIN DE DEPOT A
WASHINGTON
Les soussignes, ayant pris lie Magasin de Depotte.
na autrefois par Messieurs Anderson & Thompson,
t 4eee TO ct expedieront avec soin ct promptitude
par leurs amis ct lie public en- general.
J, B. A. FONTENOT,
JOHN LYONS.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS. MORE
IN BARGAINS! -
The undersigned has this day arrived from New
Provisions, e
Groceries, 9 u. .g<..
Tobacco, ....- u
.Hz@ Dry Goods,
Hats, Boots, '"'
VI" Shoes, Clothing. Co.
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10000 g b. 5ogaA5IS' h ! Es4a' :
ga residence aux Opelousas.

MARCHANDISES NOUVELLEs. -
~ Les soussignes %viennent ~recevoir ct offtent au
public un MAGNITUDE assortment de M
Marchand1ses d'Aut0mne ct d'Eivcr,1 IF
consistent en- Marchandises Seches, Habillements,
Bottles, Souliers. Chapeaux, Casquettes, Quincaille-
RE, F%aience, Sellerie, Groceries, etc. etc. .
lis appellent surtout lattention des Danes sur
leur grand choix de dernieres
NOUvEAUTES,
telles que: Cachemeres, de LANES, soierie, Draps
pour danes de toutes ~couleurs, Broderies, veloufs,
Garnitures en- pluche ct en- velours de sole, Dentelles,
Giants, etc. ETC., quils vendront a des conditions raj.
sonnables-et a des prix moderes.
GENIN, POIRET l. CO..
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OSEPH CHENIER, Collector pour l.
= Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau aux Opelousas,
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ROGERS 4 DEJEAN, Encanteurs Pub.
~ lies dams ct pour 10 Paroisse St. Landry. Blu.
reau aux Opelousas.
GEORGE \. ROGERS. EyARIsrr prrrAN
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A LPHONSE DEBAILLON, Encanteu
"A Public dams ct pour Ia Paroisse ST. Landry,
Tout ordre laisse chez lui on au bureau de- I, s
Robin sera promptement eyecut4. -
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NHEODOSE s. ROBIN, Juge de Paix
= dams 10 Premier ACCOMPLISHMENT, Paroisse ST.
Landry. Bureau aux Opelousas,
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OUIS stage, Encanteur Public dams
~, ~ ct pour 10 Paroisse St. Landry. Bureau d la
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NQUVELLE BOULANGERIE. lie
~ soussigne informe respectueusement SEES amis
ct le public des 'Opelousas Ct des %environs, quiz on.
yrira, dams quelques jours, en- cette vile, une nou.
velle Bonlangerie. \ aura les services dun des plus
lparfats b%oulangers de Ia Nonvelle-O Orleans. II re.
elaine une part du patronage public. 81
IL Aont. F.. A. REER.
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0NEZIME A. GUIDRY, Notaire Public
~ dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau
aux Opelousas. Avril Z. ~
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ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL.F
%5O0lT TOYS '. CoNTRIBUABLEs

n..sa.s -s-q, ~ ~ = Pasenoole payye1em Ia y
que le s~onssigne fait sefvir maintenant sur chaque
Ietardataife, ttfne notice Scrites ct reqtise par la foi,
que, trente jours apfesle dit SERVICE IL saistra ct
yendra les pr0pri&tes de chaque delinquent pour le
pavement de ceS dites Taxes. ~saasl7'e- n >@i sf
On pourra lie trouver pendant les trente jours qui
cette date lles Dimanehes exceptes) aux
Opel0usas, au bureau de +. b EN- CnllOIn.
III GILBERT CAN'T, Collector. Il
Opelousas, s Mai, 1856. ss $
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John MACDONALD, Ingenieur Civil ct
Arpentenr, offe SEES services au public, il ex-
seront donnees. S'adresser d Mr.. Charles N. Ealer
encoignure des ues Maine ct Landry Opelousas.
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II TOLEDANOs & TAYLOR, Marchands
COMMISSIONERS, encoiggnnure des rues Saint
Charles ct Union, Nouvelle-O rl9ans.f II saatfb
BENZ. TOLEDANO, ]. M'DONALD TAYLOR.
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Avocat ct Conseil-
a Ter, Opelousas, Le., s'occuppera toute afiaire
concernant sa profession, tant dams la baroisse de Isl.
Landry que dams les ~paroisses avoisinantes.
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THEODOsE s. ROBIN, Notaire Public
dans ct pqnr lal Paroisse 81. Landry. Bureau
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WILLIAM II. SPENCER, Ayocat.-
w Exercera sa profession dams les differences
Cours du l5me District Judiciaire. Par son assidui.
public. Bureau aux Opelousas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-22

.iHS SESSION.

There Is We; 10 cho;~" Of Speaker. Bank
receives ~, or I2' votes on ever haiiui
Richardson. IS or =, an! Fuller aln.o>, in
variab!y Il there is also q scat:crir. of
or j.
Ga Wednesday, Dee. II, The Senate cc,
ted il, standing Cosnmittee>. as follows:
The Committee on Foreign Relations ar,
Mrs>rs. Mason. S!ie;ci. Douglass G. ,yrcr
Weller, Fish.
cev. Pearee, Stuart. brcdhrad. Cri;tcnd,n.
Commerce. lam'in Dodge. Stuart. Sew
ard, Clay. Ecriar.in.
Manufactures - Wri Int. Anca. Marlin
Wilson. Tr'm''u'!
Aoricu'ture-A Allen, Hunter, Tho,nyso,
of New Jersey. Ilar.in. Wade.
Military A!l'+ir~ - Weller f'itzpat,ick
johnson, jones Of Tennessee. Pratt. !ycrSon
Militia Houston, Do''ce. Bel OF New
Hampshire. Thompson OF Kentuckv.
Naval Mallory. Fish, Thompson
ct New Jersey, Bell OF Tennessee, James
Slil"l
Pu'IrLanl,-S.uart. johnson. Foot. Clay
ton, Pu-ln. Mallory.
Private Affairs cniamin. Brig. T!omp-
son of kemurkv. Foster. Wilson.
Indian .ttlsirS-S,.ba>tian, Briggs, Toom!s,
Brown, Bel! OF Tennessee
Claims Brulral, Fr>scndcn, C"yrr. l.
version. In!,e. Wade.
Revolutionary Claims Evans. Reid. Hale.
Foster, l'irkcr
judiciary P"'lvr, Topccy, Bayar,?, Gc,-
cr. Too,nh~. pu.h.
Pest Offices a'r! psf Road, r:a>k. Cc!
iaiHcr, Adams. !.an.iin. Jones. lulrc.
Roads and Canal l. il.lI. Bill of New
Il :ml,h.rc, !::-r~, Du.s,r, Jones Of Ten
nc>,,c, and Wti.!.:
Pensions jones Of lowe City. Thomp,o.
o! New jersey. Srwa'! ard Sumner
District Of Columbia i Blown. Allen Ma
so.:. Pratt.
Patents James. Evans. Stuart. Brown.
Ih'ni>'n # hen'urty, F,>>, n,!,r.
Ert:'"ohn'.i'-.it,n,,, i.'t;a:ti,k. .i.}..
b., Cr'i:ciA ..
T"ili'orl r> ho".i':, Homes OF Io.:a. Col
!:in'r. E"'!. : te>'ian. BIS.
Comm. ut i.A".n>,.> - ;,,Na:>. W.i.ld.
Io:'
i'nili Ei, 'ias~-l' ..,ul ila...~. .!.,,..,
1hon;'-on %! Wv .'cr>~,. Pra.-. li,ir.
E''-ro>>ei E..i>- li.zp,,ri. X, to'!a.ucr.
Wade
LIBRARY !e,rcc. Cas- E,var1.
i.nrc';cd Hi'.~ bones 90: Iowa. >g.nY,.
/ i" t'"'i'.n'n frs named on ,....', com
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Cal EDGIrA CGsNYV eOtRT.
Efror!f1 fer CIR TaIcSrr!d;.

Heror:so fer Cbc e aIssrriam.
ii"Y. L''kF =. POLAND. Chef Jude
HAstf N"EH, ,>.oc;,.. 7, t-.s
y. v. AIKEN, '>''F'''e j" IS
No. 20-D. Z. Hall W. Simon Farnsworth
ri" 'mrn. for Ian! in DanviiIe. Trial b,
jury. and verdict for Plaintiff for 81 dana
Ses and costs i. 10 ard 4 y y. Davis fo,
Plaintiff; J. d. Stoddard & 5 8. Colby 70,
Defendant
No. 2j.-Aia:thew McGuire vs..JcrrvDrcw
and Thompson. Action for assault and bat
terry on Plaintiff. Trial by Jury. and verdict
against Defendant Thompson for : 26 IS dam.
aces and costs, and verdict for n.tcndan,
Drew 10 recover his cost An assault and
battery was proved to lave been committed
by both Defendants, but no! being joint, but
several, the Court ruled that the Plaintiff;
CouI! have judgment against oAIv one. but
might elect which. B. " Davis for Plain
,iH; 5. Il. Colby & j. Potts FOR Defendant.
No. 2S.-",,ne> Morse < l.. Hastings VS..
Vt Ccntra! L. Il. Co. This was an action
on The ease for damages sustained hv Plain
ti!ls on earle CARED hyDf;n,lants over their
road. Trial bv jury ard verdict for Pain
tiff. for $40 damages and costs. j u S,od-
''ard for Plaintiffs s. Il. Colby for Defend
ants
No So John Dawson & VIII, W. Henry
Stevens. .,s,rm,i>it 10 recover back money
rai,l over under written contract with De
'rnla"t for Il piece Of land in Barnet Trial
~ Jury. and vrdir' for Defendant to rccov-
cr his costs }. Potts Tor Plaintiffs T. "
Davis for Defendant
No 80 Joel Hastings vs. Conn Il T.. II
Go. Action on t.c case for two Blind Ma
chiIc> delivered 20 defendants at S,r.n.-
field 10 FREIGHT 10 Hat,!,'hjro Trial hv .Ju-
- ..':' : 80 I.n.a.,,.> and costs : " Sl,I,.
tor Plaintiff; f.. Y Cahoon s T. Bartlett If.
lor Def, ,lnt
No "'.-.j '>'ph Gonld v. Marcus TAYLOR
Ina hnL. .srt;"I Tor t!c>r,a>> On land in
!Ial.i"i,k. TiiaI ~ jury and verdict a
.aii.>t II. ars,,att ia, !or or lc.,;t; damages
and cess. a,.I IN favor Of Defendant KIM
for his cot. t. W. Stone \ j g. Win. COR
i'ain';tl b y Davis < s. H. CvIb, Tor De-
!cn'!antS.
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~ HoJnIf Mi~I>,I.- \ Wa,hine

~ Nornlf H~i,.I.-A WAthinc
tom core .'''4lont ',l'@ his story:
Gen. Cas- j. a; ,lc Na'ipn,l. Which la
lncn r..no>.t,I ly III :,"w i.;"i.ori. ~.
ate OF El'.S.o.c. Cr'ou>l y ,,"n,h. Mr.
EuN Is li.;.. ia, >iIi." of IT, trr.' "Nlrh-
irand'.r, and. Ip,v tell "A story al 3. .u,>t ~
'lc hotr, who .>'uni>.l"d tn 'n,tcr Nv do
inal,! tor a letter rocm. .thcut al horr AZ
forwards. a. G,n Cas- was .ra>iu..th house
Tor ia, - nate. up came The man a"ain. aud
Il + tlmr be ,o!;,tii,!.c,l l> remarks hv A IA
."Ii!tr >,ar a.. ;lc >iiou Ter. ~ w. I've ro.
,ou. Oh GAY. >ah be. a',! | van YOU ~
itNr In n.D}rt. GOSH 4 or, or two. Con
,ol.'i il, 'hou-'.t k,I ,ou tbs :nor,linc.
VI It t;ri c'! al; {" i.'ni fp>> ! " Is soak
ing to. ;.,: a., look a.! - Gross rs a i..,r viii
-cle iroi." ST. replied TIE >.r. go. IN
: s"r. 'o:". ard viz, \ ,,olvr,il,u. ,al..r.
';"'r arc ''H',r : n''>tj>r~, .r Yea N, !lpw
akin. 'c ga. Cas- {, -,rnuI -iu... Goa,
n.orrlrz. >!r. y" e>'o,i>hr,! ,-i.;. i,.i,,.I
:" I'i'' oar ;'.;l his W. aMl moved t. WI
!afd'> Hit!,pn' .ivl,v
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= IN acNuu,.; o; the FIRST II ii, NJ Y

iI:.tND comes IONS l., WY o. the corrc>ro.
den, oti' :'HcinD.'i yunl:.r,..l.'
Ills r,o.,.r, (n~c. 3;h) Greeley was al
mos i;ch,d intn y 3I'.ni.rn ,iitor iron
III .hu,onl. Nr.itia. 'cG,t, -ict My. Hart :
correspondent Of the Nv York o,.r;.r an,
Enquirer. 10 lnrro!nrr hiln 10 Gr,c',v. III,
FrGncSt was cor'N!i,d with ani Nc sooner h,4
he taken Horace Nv The i.aHd, than he hcrar
to curse linn inr:o">ly and say. ..nu cal! u,
Inn A,o> ~. AID 10 snatch at lia~,.r. VIC
ionkcd d"iiinr" rs possible. hart then attack
ed III" Sfr4lnsn. an'' iitr,>h"d I'm. some
on" wished 20 check II .ri'> proceedings. bat
>cn"'or Wil.on "t Mas Inns. rs. went IN
ana sali You mus not interfere. SIR ), zen
rrai hftt VS. Imminent. Int did not nr,r,rd.
Here VII be war hare vet tr:t" "A nurn-
Der Of Norihrlners ar keen j., f,;,t :,,l
would "clro.'.r ne opportunity, meet a ti,e-
eater or The 'fci, of glory Md ifG~,,l,y
writes spr ~" Tribune. as honestly and fierce
~ as usual. :hr Na,on,l Hotel viii become
ra'hrr bot for his comicrt, and if anvl.ody hts
him. lamb as he Is. there will be an EXPLOSION
ainOunr the outsiders"
-MoENAN STArI>riCS.-The follow
ing interesting facts connected with the prog
rc>S OF Hlclmansn. are taken from an Official
statement published in the hSc,7a .N,r< at
SAT- Lake civ. iiccorlir" 10 this statement
The church has about ninety five m;S>ionarie,
IN tUr":'r, and an equal number in Asia, Al
rlca and the Pacific Isles. besides large num-
bers OF native elders in the various fields of
labor, ard a considerable number scattered
throne bout the United States and British A.
mcrica. Oi newspapers and periodicals tie
church has. OF the inner, one in Salt Lake
city. issuing 1000 copies weekly; one IN
Liverpool ISSUING $4,000 weekly: ore i,
Swansea, South Wales: one in Copcnllaoen.
IN the DANISH language: one IN Australia
one IN India and one in Switzerland. in Ike
French Language. The Book Of! Norman
has been translated and published in the
Welsh. Danish. French German and Italian
languages, and has made considerable pror-
rcs> in Sweden and NORWAY. notwithstanding
the efforts "t the Governmental authorities
20 prevent it. This latter cause has ouerareci
more successfully against l. in France. Ger
many and Italy. but in Switzerland and Den
mark die progress has been much greater.
The Statements claims that there are 10000
members of the churc!, scattered over the
world. From Denmark alone 1000 converts
have eml%rate1 to the Salt Lake.
Foref;sther> iiay is to be celebrated in
Mid'eturE. w.. ani an address will be de-
livsrcd ~ President Iai,arcc.
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we "r" now PREPARED - cxecr:" ncaI.v ali kli.
"i Fr''''ln- d-e'. liz til countrv-!'L,I> am! OENA
MESTAI,-n the vIEl Il; II STYLE and ut Low
E'Tt>. Merchants and other. WHO desire BILL.
HEADS or CIE' ri.AEs Of any hind. printed in neal
style. may rely upon entire satisfaction.
Orders sent IL viii ," !rr mp:., ATTENDED! TO-
RAND. STONE x co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-22

'. PAlMIH j. au'hori1c,I :" receive Afver
t'>"'nc'''+ aIt >u''rr t"'s Il. h. Offices i. En,.on
New ork. and phi':.t-hia
;. u. ft IENt'lI.i. \ CO. are authorized to DO
She same II. Boston aud New York
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(Orrcs:,Oudcl,rc.

", sale" VOLUNTARY tuNMrNICAIIo>> I,no
p"r's"t IL, .o""'ry nr,n mnn, rs of ;nt,r,a. h.m
" NLw>. p1r'" "h'r .rW be Mnm,tiHp r,,.ir.d.
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Anon: NOUS

VIII receive u attention. Marriages. Deaths.
Items Of News &C.. shou,,' AWAY, he scco,.na,ie.i
by some responsible name. Obituaries Of more
than fly" lines viii be in>erc.! 3, The same price Us
aivcrt i>cliIcnt,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-22

Prof Za'l"ck Thompson, Of Burlington,
was one OF the 81 Americans who received
prizes at the great French Industrial Exhi-
hl'ion' just closed. a medal of the second
class was awarded him for ''uncul,iya,ed nat
MA! prodacts,-svccimcns Of woo,l.. NJ.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-22

Some men engaged in cutting timber in
Lyme \. H., last week. found two bears ~
their den. weighing between , and :,uu lbs.
each, which they killed, an,. sold the meat a,
l25 cents per pound at Auction.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-05

The REIGN OF ART In this wonderful age,
Art lays her master touches on almost every
thing. The ceilings over us and the carpets
we tread on, are hallowed by Art. Art winds
the railway through the mountains and the
mud, makes her machines of wood and iron
to act as if with knowledge, and annihilates
space with lightning tanned down to the tu-
telage of a boy. Nothing is too lofty for
her touch and nothing too humble. A new
proof of this old conviction, has just fallen
under our notice, in the shape of cathurtic
pill, from the laboratory of that world re-
nowned chemist, Dr. ]. G. AVER.
If we understand the subject, he has car
ried that article to the farthest perfection Of
which it is capable. Instead of employing
Drugs in its composition, as we had always
thought the necessary and only way, he has
with consummate skill extracted the Uirtucs
of the medicines to be employed, and COM
bined them alone in their purity together
The composition is then mixed, and rolled
by machinery and steam power into a sphe-
roid pill which is wrapped in all envelope
of gelatine, for protection from the effects
of weather or time, and then thickly coated
with sugar, to serve as possport over the
palate. Notwithstanding all this labored
)erfection they are offered to the public at
ess than one cent each. However humble
he department we think this may be safely
characterized as the consummation of Art
n its line - Mornino N'we Bait.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

G. q j. POWERS w ~
IJAVE justreturned from New York and are now
l. J. opening at the old stand Of GEORGE Powers
OH Front street,
A large and well selected assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Consisting in part of Wool and Cotton Goods Of all
kinds; Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Boots ard
Shoes, School Books and Stationery, Nails, Glass,
Shovels, Spades, Chains, &C.; Hats, Caps Bonnets
Ready Made Clothing-in fine, complete variety
of articles usually found in retailstore and which
will be offered at unusually low prices fer Cash or
Produce. Allpersons desirous of purchasing Goods
will find it to their advantage to call and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We wish it to be distinctly understood that fer
cash or merchantable produce, wU not be ua-
dersoid by any other establishment in the place in
Goods of the same quality. We will at all times
pay the highest market price in Cash for Wheat
Grass Seed Pork, &C., and will also receive in ex-
change for Goods, Produce of almost every kind and
cash will not be refused but received with joyful
hearts and pleasant looks. November ], 1853.
GEO. POWERS,
[42tf JOHN POWERS.
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The Court of Common Pleas of Wood Co.
PETITION EOR PARTITION


PETITION FOR PARTITION.
John IT, Cowden, Michael Cowden, Elmra f.
Cowden, minors, by their guardian, Isaac Rees,
plaintiff
George Cowden. David Cowden, Rebecca Fouche
intermarritd with Jonathan Fouche, Hezekiah
Cowden, Susan A dams inter married with James
Adams, William Cowden, Mary Jane Cowden,
minor. defendants
THE defendants will take notice that the plain
L tifs have fled petition for partition Of the
south east quarter of the north quarter ofsec
ton thirty-two, (32) in township No five (5 north,
Of range No. twelve, az in Wood county, Ohio,
containing forty acres or less; that plaintiffs
claim to be the owners of partand the defendants
each of part of said premises; the plaintiffs
the children and heirs at law of Michael Cowden,
deceased, who was a and heir at law of Mary
Jane Cowden, deceased. The others as children
and heirs at law of said Mary Jane CoWden, who
died intestate seized in fee of said land; and that
st tle next term of said court plaintiffs will ask
pr an order OF partition of said land: and in case
the same cannot be divided without ma nifest iniu
ry, then valuation and sale
BY JAMES MURRAY, Atty of pa
March "a, lS55.--52w6$4 he''
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BUSINESS CARD.
III. CALLARD respectfully i

N He CALI4AHD respectfully lntorms IN
IN. merchants and citizens generally of Perrys
burg and it's vicinity, that he has opened
TAILOR'S SHOP,
on louisiana Avenue, east side, between Front
and Second Streets where he will at all time.
during business hours be ready to cut and manu-
facture CLOTHING in the latest and beststyle. All
orders given will be accomplished with promptituds
and economy.
N. B.-Cutting done for the Trade, and warranted
to fit when properly made up. [au22lyl
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J. w. KILLS & SONS,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Paper and Blank
Books Springfield, Ohio.
PAPER HANGINGs DEPOT,

FAFHIl HANWINWS DEFUEs
No. Al COURTLANDT ST, NEW Y ORK
Nearly opposite the Merchants Hotel.
TTNTE CROTON MANUFACTURING CO.. Tor
4 ganized under the general manufacturing law
If the state of New York; offers at wholesale in
Quantities to suit purchasers at manufacturers
iOreSt prices, for cash approved credit.
PAPER HANGINGs, of every variety of style and
BoRDERs to match [price.
FIREBOARD PRINTS in great variety.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADES.
WIDE WINDOW CURTAIN PAFERs, and
WINDOW SHADE FIXTURES,
Of the latest styles and superior nish all of their
own manufacture and importation. As their stock
is large and entirely new, they invite Merchants,
Booksellers and Dealers in these articles call and
examine their styles and prices whenever they visit
the city. New York, March /, 1865.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue of vend to me
- directed from the court of common pleas of
Huron county Ono VIII offer for sale at the door
June next between the hours of ten o'clock a m
and two p. m, the following described lot of land
TO wit: The west half of the east half of the north
west quarter of section twenty of town four OF the
United States reserve in Wood county taken as the
property of Daniel Iix, at the suit of Jacob Cole
use of Isaac Kelley. w. l.. COOK, Sheriff
April p, lS55--w5$1 CD Wood CO., o,