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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

g HAwLs!--B foche, black silk Cashmere. Barge
y and dher styles, fr sale at BRApFoRps BE-
woleotsvilie April 9Th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

172 Tons Ground Plaster ~
VENHE subscriber will keep constantine cs Hand a
IL good supply Of ground Plaster; also. Rive Tlour.
Corn Meal and Provcnder -
East Mil. Litchfeld, April sth 1865.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

EVLouR NEAL and FEED at reduced prices, for
E sale ty HENRY W. ADAMS co.
Li.chHeld, May .lst, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

District Of 7nriaeton, 81. Probae Court, June Is, 1856,
ESTATE. Of ABEL s. LEACH late Of Torrington,
~ in said District deceased
Inc Court of Probate for the District of Torrngton
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors OF said Estate represented
insolvent in which to exhibit their claims thereto
and has appointed Ashbel e. Bradford and Charles
Ayord Commissioners receive and examine said
Claims. Certified Ivy
HENRY B. RICHARDS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

4 Ia Court OF Pr"'nt" hol'cn at Kent within
~ AMI f,r the District of Kent, the 10Th day Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

TALF-SKNS WANTED.-Cash paid for Calf
~ Skins. by S. D. NoarHpAY Mf'G COMPANY, AT
their factory in South Norfolk, Conn.
South Norfolk, March II, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet AT
ths late resi- rncc II the DECREASED In s,d Plymouth
the eRh days of September and Of nrccmhcr.
1Sss;. AZ O'Clock in the afternoon. each Of said
days fr the purIs'sc uf attending the business ot
said arm iutn,,.nt
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

FUVHE highest price paid for produce, taken in
u exchange for goods, at my store, No. West
Street CHARLES MCNEIL.
Lshheld April 7th, 1855. -s--- $3.50 -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12

SELECTION AsD srIomE. Coroner Perry vas called upon
yesterday TO held inquest the body o young
named Margaret Ovens who committed suicide BY taking
desc Of The deceased appeared while sngAxsd
1 domestic In the employ Of Mrs. Mary A. scan, Of
400 Eighth avenue. became acquainted with man
whose name al present unknown aud during the many
inter views that took place. deceased suffered herself 70
depart from the paths Of virtue tAsby becoming the
snce Witt have been decreasing In numcer. lie he'd
not seen Der for week previous her dssth and a.
she supposed, had deserted her forever. On sunday
sftenoc deceased told Mrs. swan that shs he'd taken
dose Of arsenic for the purpose Of e,mmitns suicide
and would te no more. doctor sent for i'm.
ediaey but the antidotss lac a. the uEfor-
nate expired In great agony after his ar
rival The deceased had been In the employment o, hrs
swan for the last two years and and vas ~.
ee for months previous 70 her determination 70
commit suicide. when attended BY the doctor she en-.
pressed desire 10 be restored 70 he prayed
for death 10 and thus end all her missrs- fhs
victim Of seduction and poison vas q years q age
was native Of freisud. Verdict cssth BY suicide.
Fatal FAIIs Coroner Perry also held An inquest q,
No. Iz2 Baxter street upon the body Of nsmei
Bridget Bogue who cied from copcussion a the brsia
produced By falling Down stairs Sunday nxht While
In an intoxicated condition Verdict Accidental death
Deceaed was 60 years u age and vss . native Of
Ireland.
An inquest was also held by the Coroner upon
he bocy Of q man named Terence Murphy Who died Al
the City hospital from the effects Of fractured leg
ceived by falling upon the ice about a vesk ago Yer
Wet tsAccidepta death" Deceased q nstve y ~.
'sGdrd w. "a ysAr q GO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12
Another Irish Meeting I'm Toronto.
OPPO<ITION TO rHE BUFFALO CONVENTION.

Iron the Tor onto Colonisr Zen. 81
The iish meeting the st. Lawrence Hall last night
the largest most successful tlat has ever been
held In city From two to tnree thousand persons
were crowded in 20 the hail and the greatest un .nuity
prevailed Several gentlemen addressed ths meeting at
ngh sad the 'ollos ipg were carried
with fnpiur~s oil Ap slsufe:-
Whereas il has been represented that convention is
being hec the cry OF Buffalo. IN the United States
compoed Of cesgstes from the several CT les Of Canada
WITH OF fsci sng the wholesale into
the Province 81 toe Honso Catholic population Claiming
lrrh birth, NJ present re- ident ana citizens of the
rni'ec states repuohc; aud where's, as such Roman
Catholic are prin ally those sho were the distur BOZ
OF their pstve country and not satisfied vita the mild
and oery the Bfitsh corst uoo foriei ed their
right 70 the o. sgna ot British suhscs by ENGRAVING
" foreign state and vine tbeic tu buleDcy and IN
tsruecairg. their active subsesv' oy aud ind ODE
can Ia heir pris'ho hsv~ rendered aem obnoxious
10 tb,iI fellos re, ucicsDs; Therefore, It's
ksfolvsc, ibst THE NEE cep'ess'es fuch move
uent as interiors viii the pentrsiy which should
be otseryso between foreign states a sto sash
other. sud mreovtr oi,spprove N he strongest
~ The cont npiatey aesae tsnsu i,sIo :h
Roman Catholic i,h r. rhe UDed states to this
Try tecsusr f. FRI, believed aui nas teen .fteu and
fully lroy~d t1at psnp Nnn Dindy omit - the dis,
tatss " esa herar.h by cstnDt Ne txpsttef 20 De
gccd eiT-ts CT g apP'eea.e The advantages Of free
md corstufcrsl goveruS eLt; AMI thefsf, sholi.
,sle bAHsui.-i 2: til Ca hcltG LISA from the
United states I Csnaca would b. dangerous the I'D
vsnseeous working of our happy Institutions ana should
BE- Tesis e3 b. every Institutional means.
ke,olyee, That Tire msec-g held 10 the Tie nperaD.e
Bal 10 tt city Fac last for the purpose Of taxing
n@ssures 20 transmit he Roman Catholic i,1 om tue
Uni states to c.lada was sided s.r AMI OF no
uesns txrresses tee views and feelings the freshmen Of
loror T. sId eeore tie Iso u this city, hereby
enter cur cmn protest sgaust tbs proceedings of that
meets snd The r.rcirg ~ dssgsts lberet: u
vehon Of Romsh Irish TO b. ped in the cry OF Bu.lo
src in The If the Ifishmen Of Toronto. We pr
III action q the meeting imp ideus
and unruthfu, assumption the part OF the fe~ Irish
kcnsnists present at that meeting
kesolved That view the proposed exodus Of R,mish
iith from the tDit-6 States 10 Csnsds i be success
fully carried cut a. great calamity dangerous TO our
civil and religious iioe'ty, calamity whi;b every
patriot, Protestant vel Roman Catholic should en-
desvor, by all means in his power, 10 avert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12

News from turks Islands.
ruBLIc REVENUE Aoc0UNx-FRAD8 WITH HAYxI
SUSPENDED.
Our dies from Turks ands are dated to the ash Il
January, but contain LITTLE news.
No quotations of the prices Of aAlt are given.
The Gassne Of 10th Of January has the following Anaa
ciai statement
We publish to-day the Receiver Generals comparative
schedule Of receipts and expenditures Of the pubic
nus .po me eSss1t or ths year 1850 cee et
import duties the year amount TO 81 i7s 3D. show
1hs export amounting only 2401 lss-ari.ing from an
export ouy OF per bushel SOL 68& bushels OF salt
on q sma, ssc d:eosss dsc..ney Of ssse
OF means, resulting from short crop Of SALT has
srictsd the imports The light duties amounting f2l3
lls I'd are less than those Of 1854 BY f24l 30. 3D.
which deficiency Is attributable to the
that Of the export duties.
with regard the expenditure it will be seen, for the
nrst time In the history Of this colony, that it he's
xeeedsd the receipts and that In the sum q f426 Ss
AKA. Bur, fur her exsminai,n, we find the sum OF
Of the visitai Of cholera in which is na..
very fortunately, ordinary expenditure The excess
years bsAnee bat Of which there appears still
the o FL l07 IL lld avAinols for the service OF
1856 On the whole we think the colony might congfa,
tusts se that Ii has got through the din uss OF toe
year 1855 40 well.
The paper has the following nsti,a of the effects
Of the Bsyuen ard dominican war T.ay
The olo~r oespaicn adore to Honor the Pre-
sident administering the government OF these Islands,
by her Bd anic Msjessys Consul at 81. Domingo, Is Tor
general inform alton Hereby given publicity BY order
VI his II, the Administrator.
ALtX. c. LOWE, Private Secretary.
GOVERNMENT House., Grand Turk, Turk and CAicos
lslsnas, Fec. 81, 1885.
BRITISH CONSULATE, SANro DOMINGO
Dec. IT, 1855.
SRI beg leave TO inform you that, BY proclamation
Of the Dominican COVER pmens which published
the lsth II this month, The Dominican repu oc is de-
caro- IN state Of siege Atc the ports OF SANTANA Azus
anc Rouena are ,loed TO commercial Intercourse
As sIn that there exists trade between
the Turks Islands SANTANA request your Honor 70
bring rbis extreme measure OF the Dominican govern.
ment 10 the knowledge II the inhabitan OF your Presi
dsncy IL order 70 prevent THEREBY diappOntmeats acd
losses The only ports at present to foreign trade
Ssnto Domingo and Porto Plata.
ROBERT u. SCHUMBuRGK, C,nsul.
To his Honor the Preidert administering the govern
Of the Turks and Csicos Islands, Grand Turk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12
MARITlMK INTELLIGENCE.
Movements o. Ocean st.smers.
Port Of New York, February IL, 1886.

CLEARED
stsAn shr Black Warrior. Smith, Havana-Livngson Gro
han i ! Rui,.rs, DeIano Mobile Essle Hazard
Bark { PoulIey Coesnt, Philsde pha1 J Mckee
s.. ii.!io;s aAos. J. EGG: eSss sven Co.
ssSr smlh' Wysa, csarleson -socre.Sy, Mott o.
y% sSs ss.ois, n aoSs:
ss es, 81. rs err, H: se.niSr.ys so%s
"a. srss, Josns. ., S,S Pom, .Mss.S. c..
seSr fiysssis ssss R,dsI sos'os- DAYTON sprssns
schr heDcnA q. Hall. boston . W Lewis
e w ssss Small
ARRIVED
ard q ssooa ssnn co. ne d Il r %dss
wfhbrg cin.on Tor Nee York Passed os tbs BAR bound
u e
P ss s,.n s o q q S with '
q s.y n.,ss s1 Ssesn Souaa
iSsSs. waeT q rsisaspas; sss, o. loo IS .
~, se:ns S1 G @sas no
a s.: @ e = ~ q .Sc .s
e., E ss:s Ts " : H. =
SOW scol.nd SO % ysars bsd u sea Feb s John Ro
' ssp ssessos % ss.oa B.rn. Calcutta lss days. with
: .ss A s:s d. Ssa
sac bris rornsz bound The Is bound % Boston, and
paced cspe Ham Dec l. vsh Edss wool. TO- % msssr
n.. esss s g q -, 10 days sss ssss
% ne eesss siaes ~. ysry h...y .ssSe, i'om NV
snip Gasrueer Waunston Liverpool Dec 81, with mdse
W Jwasoe 4 90 Has been days west OF the Grand
Bsrks win continual gales inst LAT ~ 90 lon IS saw
propeller. ship ssed, bound KAs ct inst ls 70 90 Ion 81
a. en viii sekr Ann su-An. from Mobile for Boston 81
DAYS ont and n Mt OF srcyis ons.
ship I'm ore zeress livspoo, Gdsys. with mdse and 81
pssssresrs IeresA 4 90. Jan ID lat 80 Is lon IS 81
psssed vAel bottom up Of about DO ions painted
sss. .se i1asss Boston bound r.; & sam. m z as y
owsrsd sbosi and "a ked no bundle OF shrges marked
beorgng 70 : schr ~Asriosgcf birth carried way
saksd DOT wsshpx her; psne hsnt ont
$50 sFe erser under The sss h>as y isTs vsl "a,
ksas Ai4 oss t1'a - u passAS9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12

The CINCIENATI IRISH FILIBUsTERs The Gin
eiDr att Commercial of The 9Th instant says:-The ish
ci5zsps OF this city turned out night AID file
Greenwood Hall, 10 congratulate the members of the
rish Aid Society, Who have recently been tried fiji
tiers, Il cir honorable ]uis al DE-. Bonner call
ed to the chair and Sparks Mccormick c.ed Score
tary. Mr. ON.iu and J. W. Platt ESQ., were the priuc
pal orators. In of a between England ana the
United States, hundred thousand Iriso American
promised for the conquest of Ireland The
following retolution offered by Mr.. O'Ne;l:-
Resolved, That all citizens have right to meet In
every form guaranteed by the constitution and laws OF
this republic to express their opinion upon ell principles
conpec cd 9Th human freedom and the individual
ereienty of man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12
Police Intelligence.
aACKfLE0E.

woman named Mary Anne Comfy was taken into
tody yesterday BY ocer Smith, Of the Seventeenth ward
police, q charge Of stealing silver candsstick from
the altar Of the church 81 the NATIVITY sssond
The discovered leaving the church with the
property in her poses.on BY Cathsrine Lochio Of No
AZ Fourth street. who such inio to the Off
Ger % led TO the OF ths prisoner Justice Brennsn
before whom the accused conveyed, committed hs
to prison for examination.
SUCCESSFUL EUBGLARY AND ROBBERY.
On SuIdsy evening" between tae hours OF FIVE and six
scock expert burglars managed to the pre-
nses Of Mrs James Smith, at No $50 Washington street.
during the absence the occupants and stealing there
from $3.50 in bank bills, watch aud halt dozen silver
spoons and managed to take their departure without
being discovered rhe money stolen consisted Of four
one hundred dollar bills the Manhattan Bank
fifty dollars IN small bills and change. The money stolen
was he result Of years savings, and the Is
nconsoable at The loss Of all her earnings
ARREST ON CHARGE or BURGLARY.
Three men named Patrick Mcdonald Richard Cxlishan
and Thomas DorAn were arrested charge Of having
oDonohoe At 1876 East Thirty sixth street. and steang
from the premises two demJohns OF brandy AMI other
property, valued At so The accused we've committed
for examination BY Justice flandreau.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.
Catharine Ferguson, native Of Hoboken, n. j.,
taken into custody Friday night by the sixth ward
police charged with grand larceny, the complaint Of
George Fox employe Of the Carlton House. The
psinant alleges that he induced TO enter Catharne
abode the nigh. in question, and while here she stole
$50 In gold from his pan.aoops The complainant, dis
covering the Trick that the prisoner about play
upon him, put his head out Of the winoow and raised
ALAN, when the police rushing Ia, the female
captured and taken 70 the station house. Yesterday
morning the accused taken before Justice Connolly
the Lower Police Court whers she was committed for
trial on tbs above charge.
CHARGE OF PERJURY.
Denny r. Thomson, clergyman residing at No. 20
Third avenue taken into custody Saturday Ser
geaDt Jourdan Of the Lower Police Court, charge OF
perjury. The accused, It Is alleged, falsely in
matter pending before Justice Osborne, al the Mayors
ONCE wherein Mortimer ID. Mott 81 No. 239 Broadway
was o party The acsused age Mt ter the nericsn
and Foreign Emigrant Protective and Employ So
ciety while NJ. Mott, the complainant 10 the Recording
Secretary Of the association. The prisoner
brought before Justice Welsh the Lower Police Court
~heie he held TO bail II the Of o. 900 to
the charge preferred against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12

Before Hon. judges Roosevelt, Clsrks and Peabody
Fxn II. In ne mater of the New Rcsrrosr-The mat
Gar Of the confirmation Of the commissioner report for
che new reservoir, between Eighty sixth and Ninety
ax,b streets and between Fifth and Seventh avenues
Z a. on motion Of Mr. Dillon, postponed until Monday
exf there we're fcryseven directors to the project
- ~ yhom have either Withdrawn their claims have
y a. iusted. Two Of the commissioners, messrs.
A. bsr ruruure and Dsniel Dodge have tignsd tne 70
pr G, WISE, refuses % sufhsn'ica,er
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12

Telegraphfc Marine 1eepuFts
BOSTON. FEB 1-Arr thp Uxnard. Hlnckley, from GAL
cutta.
BRISTOL RI Feb liar bark Hector tof WARREN John
Zanzibar Nov 2ls AID 81 Helena Dec 22d. she
brings 30 bbs spesn oil.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb lied ship Tuscarora, Dunevy
Liverrcol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12

Nile, rrebe, Boston.
guel ysniosa Havana Ud steamship Quaker CITY, shufesa
kEw 0ELEANs rss M-Arr ship. roshahon..s OF.
ssS.ssVs f.s
sSs is 40 81 s sn %" bark MAJ.
sd~xr Steamship oahswos Buioch, New York Via Hava-
sa ;ss: ssy ;.!, nsrr sswssr w.s Hay
ia s:.:
sSiss b.d.%, SssS.r Wort Js's aealsss ss!s?s.s
@ Sossoo ca bark: kosiisn, Drusnoas Iss;Sosi: Pa
Tsssd soss. xS aSs Nip. or-.s.. General Dunlap .
KOEFoLk, FEB Arr b. bark Ann E,issseA, BAN, Me-:
y r. ,. n,,.s % . so asss
s y. y .:s ssts
rehr NAY Ann. 6ass drove q D...wsIs sssAtx
va. . ss up ne Dsassrs and driven By Ice Nd pS
'is W RSis ta ss Pierce x.y. eron n.
sS AR .sA,s WIN Hazard Incsss% from 8 x.rs.fos
= i s.,.s s :. brig .s a. sass
PoS sgsn 1 s,s,, n si 2 Sss fAsroSt has
ii HAD fss s@.rr ~. .ss..M, CITY Of Nov
hHinsS S sSe X. ( .. s sSs
nd P.;Ss = chain = =: .sssI ot sss
chicos Ssvpori cI.rss srsss.se. hsaA> .ssse
Ica-ko srrvAis Sid steamship o~prsy. Kinney krsvs
osSSsffT g.s : 80 ;sa2 s.n.s.... Han s.-
nom Mobile bound Boop put INTO sls pan wssh as
ssils ard spars Oefors reporieol ca bah re.sr Ds@
ss-Ar sSip A.a,o RieA.a.oa, c.raa. wales. sns. Two
Vote Cured, Baieeious schr Eis svssisad, Pisa
.TnMS0roS, NC rcs s-ct .ca-, HArv'cL r,wusens.
Hcsen, y rala. isrd, Sfo'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12

Pacific Ocean.
Spoken, Sc.
Ship Ee; Spark r. j. C Boston for Ban Francisco
Bosnion BTern New orlean. for
s sss ss1 IL Sg e.A' Sept q for United
cpgsr ;s .s sss oy -s sps .
Ship Chaplin from Lancaster. +. for Savannah, Dec n, la
Ship Gondar Micbacs from Liverpool for Savannah Jan
sSp 1taants nom Calcutta for London. no date OF csps
!, fs' hsSssfr em Richmond for E' 'an'' Dec
F.ri day. from c.laofor Valencia Dec 3
Bari Angena standing to the Westward WAS passed Jan
bark ernr NE showing red burgee white berisr and
letter. exchanged signals with. Jsa e. Lat 4S N Ion
Brig Handy King starkey tom Boston tor Mobile. Jan 30
schr Mary ISuss Philadelphia days Charleston
he iOh met, 100 miles sE from the Hook who reports
joan Ssa % IN gale NJ loss tho ''ssA and
Foreign Ports.
NJ.
Adv May Bradford for New Orleans; vsraaa. for York;
BELIEF Hon Jan is-Arr bark Cadet, Guide. hence 4A
1.s% s
Executive, jackson, frem az sh v... go,
John
As,n S 5 Kias for
,owsd SI IN di Sn Sssl
ssss aSi.ss /, "a ss;i Ks ssSof s
CxYEsrr Dec 2s-In port bark Lawrence. Clark, nom
psAI Jan rr,este Bird Cope; London for phi. rs,s
Ssrsa ID: e
seeded; Ev.dne Higgins London ior Cardiff; sa wild
sss ess
R and ss. s S, ysi And
s ssss 's' Sr 2oSSon % ud
bob boil JP ,S's e SoSe %sssss sSd ss
ILL., slss Gieeuuan, As7a Antwerp for avsna Aduster
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-03-22
Sporting with Sc Spirits,

The table-moying was tried by all placin
our hands in a ring upon the table. The eifiet
was almost Instantly seen. 81 Our weight coul
not hold The table down to the floor. Slowl
it raised, but tipping a little we fell headlon
into the pancake batter, the table and bate
raising as we went down.
ST. would have laughed at our fall, ha,
not Ii trod heavily upon his cor1s. Jnstea,
Of laughing, he looked like cursing. lie wa
grave, and declared that the spirits compelle,
him to step where he did. 1t was evident tina
We had "got up the Dutch" of our unseel
visitors. ~ -
Wishing to get at a good understanding
with them, we proposed to learn, by r%apping, !;
variety of matters particularly interesting, ant
at the same time test, by mental questions ano
otherwise, their spiritual intelligence and veraci
ty, perhaps | can not do better than to give
the questions and answers as they occurred:
"Are the spirit present."
"They an, sir" ssss 1T
"How many of them?"
More,n you can shake a stick at." i,
I" Are they good spirits?n
/" Fourth proof and no mistaken
From what sphere?"
"The top NOTCH" u
Will they converse with US Z"
Wei they will, hosses." a
These replies were raped out as we drew
our fingers over the letters of the alphabet.
Verbal questions were first asked by different
members of the circle. :
"Will any spirit called for appear and
answer 2" $3.50
(" S-a-r-tain."
"Is Cain PRESENT."
+" He happens to be-"
=" Was the club with which he slew Abel
hickory or white ash, and what did he cut it
YES, twan't either. 1t was u shoe-malze
ball club, cut with a butcher knife
This important question settled, Cane stood
aside, and Belshazzar was called.
DO you remember the feast when the hand.
writing appeared ON the wall ~
e make out to-" ~
Were you-bcgging pardon, ~sir-under
Drunk, gentlemen, as q billed owl"
Drink Champagne or Monongahela ~
"Neither. Owing to the scarcity of logwood
70 went 1T Oh the blackstrap and clear rot
ut
Any Of the women tipsy2"
"Ihey want anything else, I reckon. Mrs.
was so timber like that in PLAYING
snap-and-ketch-'em = she fell into the oyster
ettle and broke a turtlesshell comb all to
nash"
=" Was it. fright that made your knees smite
,gether ?"
NO, slr--I was SO almighty tired l couldn't
eep EN- from shifting Together, no how"
WAS Cyrus one of the b'hoys?" 4
" Wei, no great scratch.
lie took the advantage Of us when we were {
, a bender. J
He was a cold water %fanatic, and an enemy {
the constitutional g
" Are you in favor of the Maine law2s |
-" Not by Il jug fun
"Do You get any thing to take where Won
a" Not a drop; I've got q laundering banker
2 after a snifter.' i
-" Help yourself to the cold waller on the
bic Old boy" y
& Go to the devil with your cold water" i
" Is Ba!aam PRESENT."
" What do You what Of Balaam?" =
" How old was that iackuss Of his'n ~ =
q lie would have been four years Old the y
II general training
Sc Aro there any jaci,asses it your sphere. 8
T., Ra,aA,l ' y
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-03-22
esEDuG1.

&f@HlsE kAa.-z-a-
H 9aAIFaDES,
HOY 1Mrdes, par lMInrfsAe, Hoy t4Akas. De, ST Apge,
d 0ayert aux Opelausas,, unes Pension da Denioi-
shllts de- rnhiierc gMsse 6astoitcs leg branches ue.
~cessaires q une education solide ct acconiplie, sar0ft
dnscignees- YffstasgHss1 II .tMsfA
Dams rle eqnEs dAinstrnctinn, seront oeuiprisos les
langucss slaisess FTancaisc.snin si quela Mlsiqnc les
PP1ssin,s In Feifttft, tdussle 0tyrages d 1saigdille en-
Sole, Chenille, ETC., ct lie maintien ,SHiy9
Axeol aide 1dinstithtriccs 6prhpetentes.et In sur
ysillance assiduesds u Dirsctriee Mime. Hoy, A les
ssyance d,6tre ~soutenlc. parties habitants dc Ia vile
ApeiouAas a. DIES envif6ns.' s,Nset 4 ss4'SA @iis1
ffikscnS Rxas paFf' ssancn de vingtetsAnnei se.
payablcHla moiti6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. utre
sitla alpi.seance.,54!f III, 41ss3i4E, fIetf0f4ae
Instruction pour es az Yes dc c-llasses infsrieure$2 40 90
90. :. .. do lers classes 81, 90
lie Dessin IL. M
Onyragessa PAiguil1e.. 10 d.
Pension 6n9 m.
Opelousas,y s descef1bnre 1864. fft