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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-03

Jane Ogle and Alex. II. Ogle VS.. James Martin et
al, heirs of Henry Martin.
SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of "A decretaI or
- der of sale to me directed and delivered from
the court Of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio,
in this case, will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in rerrysburg, on Tuesday, May 20,h
1856. between II o'clock NJ. and o'clock r. ~. of
said day the south part OF the west half of the
south quarter of section number thirteen, (ll
in township number five, (5) in range twelve Cl2) .
also, the south part of tho east half of the sout.
west quarter 0f the same section. town and range
all in Wood county, Ohio. w. l.. COOK. Sheriff.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys. Wood Co,
April 10, S56.--49w5S2.l2
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w lllam II. Robson vs.. 4 hrnhnm Smith

William Il. Robson vs.. abraham Smith.
SHERlFFS SALE.-By virtue of #. ia. writ
~ of execution to me directed and delivered il,
this case, from the court of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio will offer for sale at the door of the
court house i'll Perrysburg, on Tuesday, May 20th,
1896 between II o'clock NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. ut
SAID day, the south east quarter of the north east
quarter of section ten, QO) i'll township four a. of
range ten. QO) in Wood county, Ohio, containing
forty acres, more or less. W. l.. COOK Sheriff
MURRAY u DODGE, Attys Ptff Wood Co.
April 10, lS56.--4Yw5Sl.75
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

vessel, boat stand table, or in any other way or
place, any sprituous other liquors, at within
the distance of two miles from the place where any
such agricultural fairs are held. ..
SECTIONS. That any person or persons who shall
be guilty of breach of this act, and shall be not-
fled by any one of the officers authorized to make
an arrest or seizure or by any other person that he
she or they violating the law and if, after such
notice, such person shall continue in such violation,
he she or they shall forfeit and pay for such offence
fine of not less than five. than fifty dol
lars to be paid to the treasury of such agricu-
tural society where the offence was committed and
any Judge or the court, sheriff. coroner, justice OF
the peace of the proper county, any constable of
the proper township, the constables especially
appointed shall, upon view or Information, without
warrant apprehend any person so offending, and
seize such booth, tent or wagon or other carriage
stand, vessel or boat selling spirituous other Ii
quors and convey the place of safe keeping,
and take the person offending before some officer
having competent jurisdiction, together with an in
venory of the things seized and the officer before
whom such alleged offender shall be brought, shall
proceed forthwith to inquire into the truth of the
accusation and if true shall enforce the penalties of
this act
SECTION 5. If the accused sha II fail to pay such
fines as shall be assessed together with all of the
costs of proceedings, including the necessary eX-
penses of such seizure the said officer before whom
such offender tried, shall forthwith issue ven
ditioni exponas, commanding any constable of the
township in which such inquiry shall be held, to
make the fine and costs necessary expenses, and
costs of execution by sale of much of the prop
ery as shall be necessary therefor and make return
thereof within ten days thereafter.
SECTION 6. That in the execution of the vendi-
toni exponas, the said constable at least ten days
before the SALE shall advertise the property to be
sold, at two of the most public places of the town
ship where the same is to be sold at of which
places, to be designated in the notice between the
hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and four o'clock P. NJ.
said sale shall be held said constable first selling
Offering for sale, the articles which the offender
brought on to the ground for traffic, and the over
plus of the property seized Aforesaid after the
satisfaction of said vendtion exponas. shall be de
livered to the defendant demand but if he shall
fail to demand the for ten days after such sale
the same shall become forfeited to the said agricu
tura society; and if the property so seized shall be
found insufficient to satisfy said venditon exponas
and costs of execution, said justice of the peace
shall any time thereafter request of the treas
of said society, teri tacia 70 collect the
balance thereof. n. III. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President pro tenl. of the Senate.
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Charles Richmond, Andrew Richmond VS. John
Chollette.
SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of writ of *.
~ ecution to me directed and delivered from the
court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio
will offer for sale at the door of the court house in
Perrysburg, on Tuesday, May goth, 1886. between
II O'Clock NJ and o'clock p NJ. of said dav in LOT
number six hundred and seventy five (675) in the
town of Perrysburg, Wood county. Ohio.
W. l.. COOK, Shift Wood Co.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys.
April 10, lSj6.--49wjSl.75
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The Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Company vs. VIM

The Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Company vs. VIM.
=. Cook ct al.
SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of a decretal or
~ der of sale to me directed and delivered, from
the court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio,
will offer for sale the door OF the court house
in Perrysburg, on Tuesday, May 20th 1856, between
IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the
south west one hundred feet of in-lot number sew
EN- hundred and eighty weight (7S8) in the town of
Perrysburg, Wood county Ohio, together with the
mill machinery and appurtenances thereto apper-
tanning. w. l.. COOK, Sheriff Wood Go.
MURRAY e. DODGE, Attys Ptff.
April 10, lS5G.--4gw5S2
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NOTICE is hereby given that there will be pc
y tition presented to the commissioners of Wood
county mt their next session, praying for the oca-
ton and establishment of q county road. commence
ing at the north west corner OF section eighteen in
township three. running east on the section limo
between sections Is Il 7, and II l. 8, and III u T.
and lJ Il TO- till it intersects the Perrysburg and
McCutchensvillc road, there to terminate,
April 8, l956.--49w4*
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April II, 1856.
AN ACT


Further to amend act entitled an act to prevent
nuisances,' passed Feb. %, 1881, and to repeal
the act passed March %, 1851, entitled " act
further to amend an act entitled an act to prevent
nuisances," passed Feb %, 1881.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
oily of the State of Ohio That every house or bull
ding situate within this state used or occupied
house of ill fame, for the purposes of prostitu
ton, shall be held and deemed public nuisance !;
and any person owning or having the control of, as
guardian lessee, otherwise, such house or build
ing, and knowingly leasing or subletting the same,
in whole or III part. for the purpose OF Keeping
therein house of ill fame, knowingly permitting
the same to be used or occupied for such purpose,
using occupying the same for such purpose,
shall for every such offence, be deemed guilty of
misdemeanOr, and on conviction thereof, shall be
fined in any not exceeding one hundred dollars,
or imprisonment for term not less than thirty days
more than six months or hoth at the discretion
of the court
SECTION 2. That the occupation by the
lessee tenant of any house or building, or any
part thereof for the purposes prohibited i'll the first
section of this act, shall be held by the courts of
this state, good cause on the part of the owner or
lessor to avoid the agreement of lease renting,
and to re-enter at any time and take possession of
such house or building.
SECTION 3. That the act passed March %, 1851.
entitled act further to amend act entitled an
act to prevent nusances,' passed Feb. %, 1881 be
and the same is hereby repealed.
N. il. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate pro tenn
April IL, 1856.
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April IL, 1856.
AN ACT

NO. 1oi. AN ACI
70 protect Agricultural Fairs and Fair Grounds.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the General ASSEM-
jly of the State of Ohio, That it shall be lawful
for any justice of the peace, the application of
any OF the officers OF any state, county, township
or any independent agricultural societies. or indus
trial associations, to appoint suitable number Of
special constables, to assist in keeping the peace
during the time when such society shall be holding
their annual fairs, and make entry in his docket
Of the number and names of all such as he shall
appoint.
SECTION .. All such constables appointed
shall have all the power of constables to suppress
riots disturbances and breaches of the peace they
may. upon view, arrest any person or persons who
may be guilty of violating any of the laws OF the
state may pursue and arrest any person fleeing
from justice in any part of the state; toapprehend
any and all persons in the act of committing any
offence against the laws thereof; and may, upon
reasonable information, supported by affidavit, pro-
cure process for the arrest of any person persons
who may be charged with breach of the peace,
and forthwith bring such person or persons before
the competent authority, and enforce all the laws
for the preservation of good order.
SECTION B. No person shall be allowed to keep
any shop booth, tent, wagon, or other carriage,
vessel or boat any stand table for the sale of
anv sprituous other liquors. sell or expose to
sell, give barter otherwise dispose Of in or near
such shop, BOOTH tent, wagon or other carriage,
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April 10, 1854.
AN ACT

No. 1851 AN ACT
Concerning the enactng and repeating of Statutes.
SECTION l.. Be Henacted by the General AsSem-
bly, of the State Of Ohio, That every law passed,
which contains provision as to the time when it
shall take effect shall take effect the first day of
May next after its passage.
SECToN2 2. That whenever statute is repealed,
such repeal shall in no manner effect pending ac-
tons founded thereon nor causes of action not in
suit that occurred prior to any such repeal, except
as may be provided in such repeating statute.
n. III. VAN Worries,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 8, 1856.
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Peter G. Benadum, guardian, Emily Crane eta}.
GUARDIANS SALE.---By virtue of an order
VI of sale to me directed and delivered from the
court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, [
will offer for sale at the door Of the court house in
Perrysburg, on Tuesday, May 2Oth, 1906, between
II o'clock NJ and O'Clock T.. NJ. of said dav, the
north half of the north west quarter of section sey
enteen Q7( i'll township number seven (7) north Of
range number twelve, l2) in Wood county, Ohio,
containing eighty acres more or less
PETER BENADUM, Guardian
MURRAY & DODGE, Attvs.
April 10, lS56.--49w5S l.SS
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Charles Richmond, Andrew Richmond

CTIiIIGs IFICIIIIlVHU, NHuTtW NlCnmOnU JAmC5
Belvillo g.
SHERIPF's I.E.-By virtue of a writ of ex-
- ecution to me directed and delivered, from the,
court of common pleas of Wood county. Ohio.
will offer for sale at the door of the court house III
Perrysburg, on Tuesday, May ~, 1856. between II
O'Clock NJ. and o'clock T.. NJ. of said day, the west
part OF fractional section fifteen, 90 in fractional
township six (6) north ofrange eleven, II in Woud
county, Ohio, containing 1913 7210O acres, more or
lesss. W. L.. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co., y.
MURRAY e. DODGE, Attys Plttf.
April 10, 1856. .--4gw.JSl 80
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AUDIToR's OFFICE, PERRYsBURG,
April 8, 1856.

AUDIroR's OFFICE, PERRYsBURG,
April 25, 1856.
certify that the foregoing laws are correct
according to the copies certified to by the
Secretary of State and furnished to this Office
by the contractor for publishing the laws in
newspapers. JAS. w. ROSS,
Auditor Wood County.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
P0LITIQIIE DE L,AyENIR.

lie grand ayantage de M. Buchanan. en-
entraTE asia Maisoa Blanche, c'est de posse
der meme l'cstimdet Ia eonfance de ses adj
yersairea. Il est rare qu'un presideat ait
]oui dun serlblabe privilege Celia tiens =
IN loncuaset honoIable carriere politique de
III Buohaaarsl aux preuyes r6iterees qu'il q
tlonaees d. So sagesse, de ses hautes capacities
CONNIE honnIe d'Istat et de son patri0tisne
d toute 6preuTe.
Avec MI RuchasSan, L Union est assuree de
auatre anisess de calms 81 de progress. C'est
en vain cue les factions essaieraient de Greer
l'agitatioas; hi ma#orite d6moeratique dams
les deux chasnbrss ia Congress. Ia ferme
6nargie al President aous sont une garantle
4 ca sujes. Lss 1rDits des Etats seront res
pectes, Ell le Bill de- Nebraska sera maintenu.
Get irn,ueuse tfionphe de la democratic
IN railien I'D fanatislne qui debordait de tou-
ses parta 6as1ignq dp patriotisme du peuple
Rmd mdrssafn. Fs ssr5gia s5ils FAs ofnS'rs g
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
LE GENERAL WALKER.

Les dernieres nouvelles de Grenada sont
des plus sstisfaisantes. lie general Walker
fortife son pouvoir. II a repousse ses enne-
mis-, ct aujourd hui, il ma plus qua organiser.
administer.
On peut differer d'opinion sur la situation
acquise par lie general Walker, mais tout
homme impartial ne peut lui refuser les
grandes qualities de rhomme d'Etat ct de
l'homme de guerre. Arrive avee quelques
hommes settlement dams 'Ameriqne Centrale,
il su s'y maintenir d'abord, puis occuper
militairement lie pays. ct enin s'y faire nom
mer President. Ses dernieres victories as.
surent le rnaintien de SO domination.
La guerre fnie, il lui reste d organiser
Nous esperons que dams cette grande afaire,
il Sc montrera non moins bon republican,
au,il s'est smontre bon hemme de gnerre. Les
destinees de sa eonquete dependent de Tor,
ganisation politique quill va donner au pays
Il ne suf6t pas de donner au Nicaragua une
Constitution liberale ct de BONES lois clviles
il importe aussi d'y organiser lie travail, d'y
Greer Pindustrie ct le commerce. Les popu.
lations de FAmerique Centrale sont naturel
lement indolentes. Files FONT rIen de eette
activife qui distingue la race anglo-sazenne
ct c'est preeisement cette aetivite quill faui
leur inprimer en- leur montrant que nor
settlement ellie augmente lie bien-etre de eeuz
oui s'Y livreat, mais encore qu'elle est Ia
base de Il grandeur ct de Ia puissance de-
peuples.
Cette tache du nouveau conqu6rant est no
bIe ct prande. Mais dc ces antecedeats nou'
Douvons hardilnent conclure quill nest pa
au-desBous d'elie.
Nous considerons le success du genera
Walker CONNIE m bieu immense pour IA
merioue Centrale liyree depuis trop long
temps i Ia guerre ciyile ct a fambition d'
auelques geaeraux de paeotille. En- reta
blissant Pordre, il appelie en- meme temp
| tous les hommes au sentiment de leur devoir
an respect de Ia ioi Or, forelre G est lie ira
vail. c'ess l'industrie, e,est le commerce.
Lc Nicaragua n est qu'un point an mlliel
de l'Ameriaue Centrale, mails &c point, foye
| de lumiere dtmocrati4ue, "a fayonner q
toutes parts, ct dams pen les populations Y
mitrophes seront irresistlblement entralnee
reconnaftre ct 4 adopter un regime qul de
veloppe chez l'individu comme chez la natiol
| tout &c oui concourt q assurer le bien-etr'
mat6riel ct Ia dignite morale.
Nous avons sous les yeux un exemple d al
| fat de cette nature Ayant Pannexlon, i
Texas esais une waste eontree perdue poa
lpaarIcuIaare Ell le commerce. C'etalt 10 terr
slsssstns aasls gasEFs sivila qaiy portait 50
i b II
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
VENTE PAR LE SHER' :,
ETAT DE La LOUTST. An

ETAT DE La LOUISE. ANE.
Hebprt, gouverneur, Harrison Rog ers et ap.,.s,
--Cour de District.-Parosse St. landry
1893, 1854, 7035.
Joseph D. Richard VS. Raphael Ric.y ord r,o.., >.
Dstrict-Paroisse ST. Landry NJ. IRA ''' N~
Raphael Richard Jr. vs. Raphs Il OIL
Cour de Distrsct- Paroisss s. TanJr~ ," N N
7474 A'S'
Pierre Richard VS.. Raphael Ricb,ra rou-.o
triet-Paroisse St Lar .drvNNo rSes' 1a3e ae 0is-
81 m vertu de qua' re yrits . r. tS<S g :. ,..1.
- dams lie proc esy ci-I ossns ;rt;4.I% .SAoeS
Ia cour de District dam et nonr Ia psroisss psE 81
~ Mo- NO. res &C. il sera oert en- vente p,,.
S,nea, a NJ son de Cour de cette Paroisse, To-
de credit, 1cembre proclaim, 1856, a douze moia
sconSrs etant u. seconde ct derniere cri6e. Les
at no. drs tour nissant leurS blets agec securities
nar .'aht i..teret conformem}4nt aux lugements
II ~ on ,urde la vente jusquau Placement, tous lee
ioltS' .itres, nterets ct pretentions de Raphael
'N ard aux prophecies suiVantes, saisies pour sac
If 1aire les dts writs, sayoir:
Tn Negrs nofnmS VlCToRIN, age d'enviroN
10 ans.
Tn Moroccan de Terre, situe pres du rand Cos.,p
en- cette Parosse, conteDant environ rs arnsnt.
avec toutes les hatsses ct ameiorations oui sont
situees etant la residence du D6fendeur. borne An
Nord par Charles Smith ct Mcpherson, au Sud mar
la We Augustin Boudreap, PEST par la We Al.
gustin Bourque, ct a Quest par Mcpherson.
Un antFe Moroccan de TeTre Boisee, situe dams 10
quarter susdit, contenant 10 arpents pius on rons
borne au Nord par Mcpherson, d rEst mar le ma
me, an Sud ParJoseph Richard, rOuest par Leges
ct autres,
peu pres ainsi HR.
Uns part dams Ia recolte de cot,
aa.e,A - Y. CaAcHERE, sAes;s
! - ssFF:sss!a9es sSNs@aA9rJ, 70 NsesRbrs fssso
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
vENTE PAR LIZ SHERIFF.

EIAT DE La LOUISIANE
Sarah Ann Leverick VS.. Mark W. Harwell.-Cour>
de District.-Paroisse st. Landry-No 1925.
Valentine C. Clark adm, vs.. Mark w. Harwsn
--Cour de District-Paroisse St. Landry Ne
1895.
I'm vertu de deux writs de Fl. fa., lances
ENA dams lie process ci-dessus intitule, par
la Cour de District, dams ct pour la Paroisse Sh
Landry, ct moi adresse, il sera offert en- vents
publique, 4 Ia Mason de Cour de cette Paroisse,
lie Samedi, Decembre proclaim 1885, donze
nois de credit, etant la seconde ct deruere cr6e.
L'acquereur fournissant son billet avec securite eS
portant nteret raison de huit pour cent, partir
du ]ourde la vente nsqu'au Placement tous les drots.
titres, nterets ct pIetentions de Mark w. Harwelk
la propriete suivante, saisie pour satisfaire les
dts writs, savoir:
Un certain Moroccan de Terre, situ6 Bellevue.
Paroisse st. Landry, mesurant environ deux cent
quarante arpents, plus moins, borne au Nord par
des terres de Edwin B. Scott PEST par lie Bayou
Bourbeux, au Sud par phabitation sucriere du de-
fendeur ct fOuest par des terres appartenant =
George Miller. l.. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff
Bureau du Sheriff St-Tandry, Is Now 1856
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
'ERe Wv EES,
Eiaat dc In EIOaaIsaaNes
COUR DE DISTRICT, ! ~.
PIRorssE ST.. LANDRY, NO

cPGn P,ns,s.a DE ST. DIsTRlG1' hsrbnS, No.
Succession de feu Louis Thibodeau.
Z EON THIBODEAU, de la Paroisse
- St. Landry, Administrator de la Sue
cession de feu Louis Thibodeau, decede, der
Increment de Ia susdite Paroisse, ayant pre-
sente un Tableau de Classification des cream
ciers de la dite succession, accompagne dune
petition demandant lhomologation d'icelui,- ,-
Et attendu quill a etc fait droit a Ia demande
de- la dite petition par ordre de la Cour sus-
dite en- date du q Novembre 1856;
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession,
davoir a deduire au CRETE de la Cour sus-
dite, dams les trente jours qui suivront la
date du present avis, les raisons, 81 aucune
lis ont, pour lesquelles lie dit Tableau ne Sc
rait pas homologue ct ladministrateur auto
rise payer conformement son dit tableau.
LIS LASTRAPES, Grefier.
Opelousas, % Novembre, 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22

Moins daage7euz que le chIsroforme.-
Quelqnes chirurgiens francais ont decouyert
que de la glace pilee ct du sci, appliques au
membre dune personne. causent un engodr-
dissement, une insensibilite telle, que les ope-
rations de ehirurgie peuvent etre faites sur
ce n1embre sans que le malade en- sente atl-
cune douleur zee qui est mieux que d'expo-
ser quelqiaaun au danger impliques dams l'u-
sage du chloroforme
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22

ravages partout. Aujourd hui, sous Influence
bienfaisante d'institutions iberales, le peuple
Wit heureux ct prospere, ct lie sol n est plus
improductif
II en- est de meme du Nisaragua don't le
sol est fertile. L'emigration le rendra pro.
ductif. L'industrie rattachera au sol les Do
mutations un peu nomades ct paresseuses qui
fbacc;;''ent.
Sans ,1oute les debuts de la conquete ont
etc terribIee p,,;:s aussi q"elle compensation
que eette institution dune democratic calme
ct paisible creant l'unite, raprrootcant les al
toyens ct leur inculquant ces idees de deYe-
loppement materiel ct moral qui nanquaient
totalement q ces contrees.
An point De vue des Etats du Sud le sue
ces du general Walker est appel@ a exercer
une influence quill mporte de ne PAS mecon-
naitre. ST le Nord avec ses doctrines aboli-
tionistes fait des progress incessants, nous au-
rons a lui opposer de nouuelles conquetes
faites par nos institutions, car le general
Walker d6crete Establishment de l'escla-
wage dams lie Nicaragua, ct l'Gqui!ibre pourra
etre maintenu.
Sous quclque rapport qu'on envisage le
success de la conqu6te americaine, lie Sud est
appele en- benefcier C'est, en- efet un
nouveau debouche pour son commerce, en-
meme temps qu'une garantie pour ses insti-
tutions.
Et puis il assure aux Etats-Unis IN pas
sage toujours lihre pour commnniquer avec
les Flats du Pacifique, ct en- cas- de guerre on
comprend toute importance dune pareille
stcurite.
Faisons done non settlement des yoaux nour
l'afermissement du pouvoir du general Wal
Eer, mais encore aidons-le de toute notre puis-
sance a accomplir la erande ct noble tache
gull s'est imposee.-Courrier.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22

MI. BucuANAN-Le Times de New Y York
dit que NJ Buchanan 'entrera probablement
pas seul la .Maison Blanche Eieux gar
CON endurci, il eprouse depuis son election
lirresistible besoin de prendre une conpagne
pour faire. les hoBneurs du palas presiden-
tiel On parle dune oharmante yeuye da
Sud qai aurait copquis son ceur ct sc serait
deelarde prete a partager ayec lui les sacces
ct les honneurs du pouyoir Notre cohfrere
de New 7 ork applaudit aux yelleites paatri-
moniales de M Buchanan. dbeills.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
10000 EoRElUX

SERONT offerts en- verte, au magasin de
- Carroll & keough, Plaquemine Bru-
lee, lie 20 Decembre, 1856 Ces pieux a
encourage, de cypre, seront vendns par lots
convenables aux acquereu-s.
Conditions - A un an de 10 date; les
acquereurs fournissant leurs billets avec
bonne securite d satisfaction.
CARROLL i KEOUGH.
St. Landry, q Novembre, 1886.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22

TN moUToN coLossAL.-0n a remarque a
la derniare exposition de Kingston, lie plus
enerme mouton imperte qu'on ait jamais VI
Il etait age de deux ans ct pesalt 3l5 llvres.
I'm American de lEtat de Vermont Ia
achete pour 10 somme de Ssl5. Il done
ett vendu araison dune pizgsFs b hvrs.