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Great We fern Fi:inilIy ITedIclmey.

KlRKLAND'S Groat Western Familt Medi.
cnes are not the car, less offspring of an hour
or the ephemeral production Of a day, but tho
triumphant results of careful aud laborious
study and investigation into the nature and ef.
feet Of the numerous remedies contained In our
Materia Modica through long years Of experis
ence in the practical application of these RENE
dies to the treatment Of disease, and especially
to those diseases that are Incident to, or modi.
fled BY the peculiarities OF this Western eli.
mate
sease is universal, but as there are various
forms Of disease, that are in their yery nature,
different and even opposite or contrary to each
other, so it would be supremely absurd TO imac.
Inc that one medicine or class Of medicine can
be adopted TO cure oil classes of disease but the
phblc is daily outraged by the imposition Of
QUhcEs, who pretend to cure all sorts OF dis
eases by one and the same kind of medicines or
combination oimedicines. This objection can
not be urged against the Kirkland rsmsd les. for
the Propfletsrs do notclaim for them that they
are universal or in(slible, or that there is anv.
tning miraculous, mysterious or supernatural.
either in their composition or effects He only
assumes that IN those forms Of disease to which
they are variously and operately adopted and
NSHl hsu IN ALI VASES lndt are uiiFHflblo TO mod
ical treatment at all they will effect cur. O.
Dr. kirkland's Invaluable Cholera Pills, for
the prevention and cure of Cholera, ChoIeru
Morbus and DiarrhGa.
DR.. Kirkland's Celebrated Flux Pills for the
Bloody Flux. y"
DR.. Airkland's Great Western Family and
Liver PilIs, for the prevention and cure of Bill.
ious Diseases. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Loss Of Appetite, Indigestion, ChoIic, Headache,
Heartburn, &c., &c, and in fact, in all dis.
cases where mild and gentle apsrient. or an
active and powerful cathartic is required
Dr. kirkland's Great Western Ague Pills, for
the prevention and cure of Fever and Ague,
ChltIs and Fever, intermittent Fever, and their
kindred Diseases
lhese Pills sare certain. speedy and effectua!
cure Tor Agus, Feyer and Ague, ChiIls and Fe-
yer, intermittent Fevers, and all those diseases
mat are occasioned by mularious influence in
the atmosphere.
Prepared only by J. PAUL g. Co.,
Portsmouth, Ohio.
for sale by DE,J. II. C. MILLER,
Jackson, Jackson County Ohio.
Feb 2s, 1856. 49-ly.
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Now YNrk llinri,c1.

Nlw YoRE, Feb. esp. NJ .Floul
firm and unchanged sales Of 5000 bbls
Wheat has declined sales Of 3, 500 bush
at $i,34! for Western red. Corn Grmer
$4,000 bushels sold. Pork dropping -
the sales comprise $500 bbls. BcefIa
guild, with sales Of 20O bbIs. Lard dull
Bacon quiet; sales Of 100 hhds. of bone
less Middles at 9sc. Whisky firm sales
of l50 bhls Iron firm; 100 tons scotch
Pig. sold at $36. Cotton is finn and un.
changed, with sales of 500 bales. Coffee
is quiet, with sales Of $500 bags of Rio at
re. Sugar is firm; sales Of $50 hhds.
Of Orleans. Nolasses firm. with sales Of
7O0 barrels Oils are quiet. Stocks are
firm; Erie, $50; Galena and Chicago,
il3A; Reading, Oil.
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or There are individuals in this world
that imagine to themselves, that without
their assistance, business of oil kinds
would cease, and that tho balance of man.
Kind could not exist. These would,
be-gods and rulers, even think that the
little sphere they inhabt, should be en-.
tirely governed by their actions and
whims, and that their word is law, and,
should any of their subjects fail to follow
them or disagree with their opinions, there
ia an attempt put forth to crush the disobe.
dient. Such men, are to be found in al
most every community, and we are sorry to
say that there are not few of this stripe in
this ncighborhood, who by their long
cherished and practiced tyranny, kick
with tremendous fury, when some indie.
pendent man, comes boldly out and noby
opposes them. Tho matter has gone so
far, that persons cannot build houses,
make wagons, saddles, print newspaper
or do any other kind of work, unless con
sulting these gentry. Now foronc, we shall
stand out in opposition to such homemade
tyranny, and viii publish just such paper
Ss we think will bo for tho good of tho
public and will publish in it any article
for this purpose, we think proper, those
wOuld'bc-gods to tho contrary notwith.
standing.
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A NJ NJ UAL FAIR
jackson Comfy Agricultural Society.
To be held in Jackson, Oct Is and IS, 1861
RULES AND REGULATIONS.


Any person, by paying one dollar to
the Treasurer or his agent, can become
a member olthis Society. and will be en-
tilIedto card which will admit 10 the
ground man with his wiiD and children.
under 81 years Of age, or a gentleman
and two ladies' during the continuance
Of The fair. Every man not having a
family card, will be charged Ten cents
for admission.
No one will will be allowed 10 compete
for premium who is not member oI
the Society.
Exhibitors are required to have their
articles aud animals with a proper do
scriplion thereof entered on the books al
the office, before they are taken within
the enclosure.
The Gract age, the sex. color, class and
number Of each animal will be required
! by the Secretary.
Of agricultural and horticultural pro.
ducts, the mode OF culture will be requir.
ed, together with The quantity and quality
oil land the kind and amount OF manure
per acre, and the amount Of produce
per acre.
OF manufactured articles, the name and
residence Of the manufacturer will be
required, together with the price Of the
arucIe, detailed description Of it and
its uses and advantages.
On the entry OF articles and animals,
cards will be furnished with the number
and class, as entered at tho Office. which
are to be placed upon the animal or arti,
Gle 10 be exhibited.
No animal or article shall be removed
before the close of tho exhibition. without
the permission Of some member Of the
board OF directors.
Tho Judges will meet at the speaker 5
stand at ten o'cll ok OF the day on which
their duties are 10 be performed, when
their names will be called and vacancies
supplied.
Any person named as Judge or com.
mittee man, who has any article or ami.
NAL for exhibition in the class on which
he is a Judge, will give due notice to the
board, and his place will be filed by an
other.
They are requested TO make their re-
ports TO The Secretary, at the business
office, as early as practicable.
They will be expected 10 give the rea.
son Of their decisions, embracing The val.
liable and desirable qualities Of the 0ni-
mails to which premiums are awarded.
No person, under any Preieace whdt-
erer, shall be permitted 10 interfere roith
tie Judges during their adjudicationS.
The Judges, in those classes of articles
exhibited the second day, will report
themselves at the speakers stand at 10
O'Clock oi that day, when the committees
will be- organized. At 10 o'clock, all ar.
tcles having been entered and arranged,
all persons will be excluded by the Police
from the Hall OF exhibition, except The
Judges, who shall have exclusive posses.
sion of the Hall until their awards are
made. After the judges have completed
their examinations, the Hall will be
thrown open for oil 10 pass through, ant
look at the various articles on exhibition;
but Hands OF" Is the rule, and il will
be strictly enforced by The Police.
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Business DIRECTORY

We purpose getting, upa "BUsrNEss
DREcroRY," which will contain the Cards
ofevery business man in this and other
tOSns in the county, which will be sup,
piled 10 each one therein named, at very
low price. II will be gotten up with grOat
taste. aSd WILDE worthy of preservation.
twill contain many things of Importance,
both to town and country. Persons wish
ing copies Of the same will please hand in
their cards. will, the number that they
wish to subscribe for.
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NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 90. -- Cotton is
feeble and unchanged sales of Q. 500
bales to-day; total sales for the week
$4,000 bales. The receipts for the weel,
were 10000 bales, against $4,000 for the
corresponding week of Tho previous year.
The increase at this port has been 325,.
100 bales ofthe receipts of last year, aud
tho stock now here is 243, 900 bales
Cotton freights to Liverpool are quoted
Ut Cd.
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Republican Convention,
ESPECIAL DESPATCH.)

PrTTsBURSH, February 2lst, 1866
Crowds of delegates to the Republican
Convention are constantly arriving, -
Nearly all the Free States, and Missouri,
Kentucky, Maryland and District of Go.
lumbia, are represented. Among the
prominent men are Francis II. Blair, Of
Maryland; Horace Greeley. Preston
King. Abijah Mann, Juo. A. King, N. Y,
Attorney. General Kimball, Treasurer
Gibson, Judge Brinkerhoff, Judge Spal-
ding, Of Ohio, Lawrence Brainerd, Of
Vermont, Hon. Durkee, Wis, Gov. II.
s. Bingham, OF Mich. Caucuses are be-
ing held to night to prepare for the work
Of 10 morrow Cincinnati Com.
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ES-' We accepted tho polite invitation
Of Mr.. II. NJ. Price, Proprietor of the
Franklin House, 70 dine with him on
ED. and found his table to contain every
thing that could tempt the appetite Of the
most astidious epicure. Mr. Price is a
most agreeable man., aud keeps good
House. Travellers and others wishing 10
% entertained in good style. we recon
mend them to call at the Franklin"
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FILLMORE NOMINATED
For President.

For PreSidenI. v -
ANDREW JACKSON DONALDSON,
Of Tennessee, for Vice President.
National Convention.
Philadelphia, Feb. 25.--M.
The ballot stood as follows: Fillmore,
I79; Law, "a; Rayner, IA; Mclean,
I3; and the balance scattering.
The vole for candidate for Vice Presi.
dent stood as follows; A. J. Donaldson
1871, Gardner 19, Rayner 0, Walker 8,
and Stewart, of Pennsylvania, 2.
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DALTIMORE NIAnRET.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 23.-Flour to-day is
dulIer; Howard street is offered at 81.
25 without buyers; small sales Of civ
Mills ats7, isaRais unchanged, with a
good demand t0ytlioW Corn.
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The South Americans Of Alabama are
in favor Of postponing the nomination for
President TO somO future day.
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NOTICE,

!. hereby given to all persons, that my wife.
Nancy Ann French, has lett my BFp and BOARD.
without any just cause or provocation. All per-
sons are hereby notified not to harbor or trust
herupon my account as am determined not to
pay any debts her contracting afterthis date.
.. ABRAHAM FRENCH.
Feb. 2lst, A. D. 1856 47-3w.
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=. A.SaAs - hEEnso. An adjourned Kan
fIa.- -oe''og WI be held in the Court
s1''' - dis place. on Saturday next
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Beautiful.

We were shown q most beautiful Rife
by our friend H. W. White, which was
Manufactured by himself: Itishalf Stock,
runs forty to the pound, globe sites design
ed for Shooting long or short distances,
according to the annexed rule
At 100 yards IN avergc at inch each shot
200 21S
900 It II 4
400 :" a"
Mr.. White, Manufactures all kinds of
Ghns, Rifles, Shot-Guns and Pistols -
Grain twist Patent Rih>s, with globe
sites, warranted to Shoot according to the
above guage,
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LIST OF ARTICLES FOR WHICH PREMIUMS
ARE TO BE AWARDED. Pc.

AWE ~ DE ANhhDED'
HORSES FOR ALL PURPOSES.
Best stallion over 4 years.
2d do do.
Best brood mare over years
: Cd do do.
( Best stallion over yoars.
Cd do do.
Best stallion over Q years. .
ed do do.
Best lilly over Q years.
Cd do do.
Best stallion over year.
Cd do do.
Best sucking colt. ..
Cd do do.
DRAUuGr HORSES.
Best span of druught horses
2d do do.
Best draught horse
Cd do do.
Best pair of matched horses or mares to
bo exhibited in harness.
2l do do.
Best saddle horse, marc or gelding.
Cd do do.
sWEEpsrAKEs--orEN TO AIN.
Best stallion OF any age or breed.
+" gelding do do.
mare do do.
Best buggy horse or mare 10 be exhibited
in harness.
Competitors for sweepstakes must en-.
Ter their animals as such, and pay the
Treasurer s. Tor each and every animal
entered tor sweepstakes.
RIDING MATCH.
B Bcst female equestrian, l
I'd do do.
JACKS AND MULEs.
Best Jack over two years,
2d do do.
Best jennct.
2d do do.
Best muo over years,
2d do do.
BEST mule cor.
CATTLE IMPROVED or NATIVE STOCK.
Best bull over years,
81 do do.
Best bull over year.
81 do do.
Best bull calf
ei do do.
Bsst COW over years.
ed do do,
Best heifr 3 years old.
Ell do do.
Best heifer year old.
2d do do.
Best heif.r cplL.
I'd do do.
MICH cows,
Best milk COW.
9I do do.
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PrObnIC Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the account and
vouchers of Edward Norris, guardian of Mary Nor
rs, are filed in the Office of the Probate Judge for
final settlement, and will be for hearing on the 22d
day Of March. \. D. 1856. TN. HOWELL,
p req u, leoo 4o-3w. Probate Judge.
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0A0gs90gG 9qAgRDAaDa
CHEESE.

CHEESE.
Best cheese year old not less than IL
pounds.
Best cheese under year old not less
than Is pounds.
Best two loavss.
HAMS.
Best two bacon hams,
Cd do do.
HONEY AND SUGAR.
Best two bacon hams.
Cd do do.
Best 10 pounds maple sugar.
Cd do do.
HARDWARE,
Best set of gardening tools.
gate fastenings.
Best four hol Sc shoes.
TAILoRs.
Best finished coat.
do pantaloons.
do vest.
BOOTS. ..t"
Best pair gents boots for summer.
" for winter.
slippers.
"pair lady'S do.
FRUITS.
Best varieties ofsummer apples, half peck
labelled.
Best collection of winter apples, hal
peck labelled.
Best collection of autumn pears, half peck
labelled.
Best collection of winter pears, half peck,
labelled.
Best collection of peaches, varieties nam
ed and labelled.
Best collection of ounces, half peck.
do plums, do
3" do grapes, named and Ia.
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peck ADeHeu'
Best collection of autumn pears, halfpeck,
labelled.
Best collection of winter pears, half peck,
labelled.
Best collection of peaches, varieties nam
ed and labelled.
Best collection of ounces, half peck.
do plums, do
do grapes, named and la
belled.
VEGETABLES.
Largest pumpkin.
Best three kershaws.
" three kershaWs.
" three squashes.
" six beets.
Irish potatoes, not less than one
bushel.
Bost sweet potatoes, not less than half a
bushel
Best peck of onions. .....
psSk of tomatoes.
three heads Of cabbage.
ESSAYS.
Best essay on domestic economy.
FIELD CROPS.
Best crop Of wheat, not less than one acre.
Cd do do do.
Best corp of corn, not less than one acre
I'd do do do.
Best crop Of foats, not less than one acre
| Cd do do do.
Best crop of rye, not less than one acre,
2d do do do.
Best crop Of barley.
" crop Of buckwhcat.
crop of potatoes, not less than one
eighth of an acre.
Best crop of sweet potatoes, not less than
one-eighth of an acre,
Best crop Of beans, not less than one acre.
crop of turnips, not less than one
half acre.
Best crop of onions, not less than ono
eighth of an acre.
Best acre of timothy hay.
clover hay
corn sown for fodder.
broom corn
flax.
Articles offered for exhibition, moi emu
merated, will be submitted 10 a discrs.
tionsry committee.
1t is desirable that everything intend
ed for exhibition should be registered on
The Register Book" at least two weeks
previous to the fair. The book can be-
found by calling upon the President or
Secretary oithe Society.
1t is the design of the officers Of the
Society, that our next fair shall be one OF
increasing interest, and we call upon our
Farmers, Mechanics, and we would not
forget tho Ladies. to contribute 10 this
great work, in the. producing of the above
specified articles, that shall be worthy Of
A premium; for without the cooperation
IF the Ladies, Mechanics and Farmers.
he officers can do nothing towards sus.
aiming this enterprise. Let all who are
lot now members, lose no time in be.
coming so. We promise those competing
or premiums, that the premiums shall
10 liberal, and VIC would suggest that t
hose of our members who have not paid '
heir dollar for last year, would please
o so Immediately.
The following is list of officers elect, I
d for the year 1856.
WALKER BENNETT. President.
AMES JOHNSTON, Vice President. a
ONATHAN WALDEN, Treasurer.
!. c. MESSENGER, Secretary. =
JOHN THOMPSON.
W. S. ScHELENGER. n
hangers: JOSEPH ATEN 81
A. +. CARRICK. st
JoIN J. HOFFMAN,. Is
II. C. MESSENGER, Of
Jackson, Fob. 90, 1856. Secretary
Republican Convention. as
tn
ESPECIAL DESPATCH,) i,
to
PrTTsBURsH, February 2lst, 1866 Of
'owds of delegates to the Republican
invention are constantly arriving. - -
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Eaar rue \ sA NkRn.-Un erin,

,ks5A4sNT tue PAR sA NERE.-Un criR
,sseux a mis- rtcemment en- emoi toute III.
Tie de Londresf La femme dun re-pee
graveur dc Lintesa street, Islington, Nne
ncr, agee de vingt-six ans, file elle-meme
parents tres respectables, await ell, ayant sol.
marriage, une enfant naturelle, que. du consente-
mcnt de son mari, ellie await mis- en- pension
chez une respectable veuve de Hackney Dad,
Nine Harrington.
lie mari payait la pension de cette enlant,
qui stait WE jeune file de q~uatorze ans.
Lundi dernier, Nine >Somner ALA chercher
son enfant 4 10 hcures du soir, l'amcna chez
ellie, Ia fit descendre dams la cave, ct Ia, ayec lie
plus grand sang-froid lui coupa la gorge a fai-
dc dun coutcau puts ellie ALA tranquillement
sc recouchcr. La seryante await entendu les
cris de Ia victrme ct 10 conversation qui await
preccde lc nleurtre.
Ellie ALA, le lendemain matip, d6noncer Tan
teur de cot horrible assassinat. La police fit
une descente sur les lieux, ct arreta le mari ct
la femme. la deposition de Ia servantc fiji
bient0t METRE le mari en- liberte. QUAINT a Ia
femme, ellie MIA tout; MUS les revelations de
NJ. Somner ayant permits a 10 police de cons.
tater l'identite de la victime, l'accusee q fin
par fairc les avenx las plus complies. Senle.
ment, ellie n pretendu que Tenfant n'etait pas
dele, mails dc son frere, ct qu'elle lavait tue
atm de faire ccsser les q~uerelles qu'elle await
generalemcnt a &c sujct avcc son mari. Lee
epoux Somner ~vivaient dams ~laisance, ct habi
talent une mais ontres elegamment meubise.
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LES LopMorIyEs dU DE.ERr.-Nous avons
page, a r4usieurs reprises, du projet forme par
10 gouvernement DIES Etats-Unis de tenter lac
elimination du chanieau ct du dromadnire de
&c cote de l'Atluntique, pour en- tirer 10 pre-
cielsx parti qp'on Ell e en- Antique dams les
persgrinations a traveAA les contrees %steriles,
Ge projet recoit en- &c lent son exc N
deja lie major Wayr1 .e capitaine ror,er
ont e%mbarqua, dah4 Sic Miteure, 80 ami.
maux, qui sont attendus a lndianola (Texas)
vers la fin d'ayril. LIE troupeau SO compose de
dromadairc,, 4 males ct 5 femelles.
? Plusieurs de ces animaux sont offerts en- c..
deau aux Flats Unis par lie vice roi d'Egypte,
A lcur nrrivee au Texas, il scront soignts
pendant quelque temps dams les p%rairies. afn
de Sc remettre dos fatigues du voyage, apre,
quot on les elnploirp au transport des troupe
sur les points les plus eloignes du Far w
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RENEpE coSrRr L'EpuErsIE.-Nous Gro
vous, dit un journal dc New York, devoir por-
Ter Il Ia connaissanee de nos lccteurs IN fail
oui emprunte son mSrite de 50 simplieite, ct
dui prouve que dams ~certains cas-, lie hasard
p,eut vcnir au secours de la science. Nous Sc
rions heureux 81 lie fait reproduit par Ia presse
pouvait tourner on soulagement de lhnmamte:
ny a q~uelques annees, une personne passalt
sur une place publiaue de Ia vile d,oporto'
dune attaonc d,epilepsic. Tn DIES Spectators
de cette scene s'ecria alors: "Couvrez-lul Ia
figure dune cravate noire." Tn antre specta-
teur detache de son cou une cravate noire, la
jette sur lie visage de la malade, don't les con
r~ulsions cessent a Iinstant, au point qnelc
peut Sc relerer serlc, remercier ceux qui hui ont
donne DIES SONS CT s'sloigner sans etre soute'
nue.. . E 49,.
lie t6moin o%culaire, de qni nous Went &C fait
etait plus tard directeur de lInstitut MdustrieI
d'Oporto. L'annec derniere un DIES eleves dc
cette ecole, nomme Vidal, age de di1-nent ans
atteint de cette terrible maladie, est fiappe
dun acces sous ses yeux. II Sc rappeile ators
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CHEcKERvILl.E HousKIrcHfTn,
Paroisse st. Landry, 10 avril 1856.

fnrolsse st. Landry, 10 avrll 1896.
MN. Les Editenrs-Vous avez propose par
b vote de votre estimab.e feuille lie probleme
%suivant, avec prime de $4,000 sur votre Gals
&C, que vous preteudez etre solide, a lheureux
nor,cl qui pourrait lie resoudre I:
F" lltant donnees Ia longitude ct 10 latitude
od Sc trouve place un navire apres 40 jours de
mer, ayant a bord 81 hommes d'equipage, la
haatenr de son mat etant de 80 pieds, ct lie
vent ~sonfllant depuis 5 iours du Sud-Ouest:
Trouyer lie nom du capitaine.
N. B. lie navire est dc 1000 tonneaux."
Je vous avouerai, franchement, que votrc
n Z. me donna il reatchir ct que y Wis quel
que chose d'insidieux.
Je me dis: Ces 1000 tonneaux ne sont pas
Ia pour rien car 1000 font yingt fois cent, lie
enpitaine, me disje, dot Sc nommer Vincent.
J'etais pref a vous ecrire ct d reclamer,
lorsque je lus dams votre numero du 20 mars,
que quclqu'un vous await ecrit pour connaitre
lea chiffrcs exacts de 10 longitude ct de la lati-
sude, ayec q%uelques autres details. Vous y
fayez repondu dune maniere 81 goguenarde que
lal cru, entire nous que vous vous moquicz du
public, ct que vous vouliez garden les $4,000
que renferme yotre caisse 81 solide 'et 81 bien
krmee. r
Je vous ecriyis, alors, ct je m'informai DIES
details anxquels vous ayez repondu dams yotre
numero du s avril, SAVIOR:
"Quo 10 navire Sc nommait: Lookout ; les
srmaleurs; Lookfor g. Co.; Ell qu'ils residaient
d Findout, California
IL ne me restait qu'une seule chose d faire,
ettait d'ecrire aux armateurs ct de leur de-
mander lie nom du capitaine d qui lis avaient
entie leurs ~interats. C'est &C que jai fait.
Volci leur reponse
Pour cette semaine encore lie nom du capt.
@lne dl Lookout est John Smith.
Ia semalne %prochaine il en- scra autrement
cr nous lie congedions, pour cause de mauvai-
Re conduite."
lnutile de vous dire que al reGu cette lettre
par vote telegraphique.
70 me presenterai lundi proclaim IA avril, Il
'otre caisse avec deux lemons armes jusques
aux dents.
Nous verrons 81 cette caisse pourra %s'ouvrir.
Je demeure en- ATTENDANT &C moment fortune
sotre tout devoue. e. B. 7.
Je yous donnerai mon yrai nom, quand il
saglra de TOUGHER, je ne vous lie dome pas au-
sinner.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-04-12
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sIGNArAIRns oh FRET.-Le steamer ALICE w.
GLAZE, G.. Il. Louaillier, capitaine, fait mnintenant
.es voyages par plaquemine. lie prix du fret ct du
passage est en- consequence rebuilt, ct est lie meme
que celui DIES eaux %lautes. C'e.t a-dire, que lie sucre
sera transporte n 81, la melasse ct lie cotton a rs sou,
ct lie fret vcnant dc Ia Nouvelle. Orleans sera pays
a rai.on de so sous.
LIE Glaze partira de Washington DIMANCTE, le
10 du mois, ct continuera a iaire des voyages regl
liers, pendant lie saison.
Washington. 10 Janvier, 1850.