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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28
G. GROCER I z S.

Any one examining our stock of Groceries,
we are confident will at once come to the con-
clusion that a better and more complete as
sortment cannot be found in this section, con-
sisting Of
TEA
COFFEE
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28
GREAT REVOLUTION IN MEDICAL SCIENCE.
The best Therapeutic Agent
ever EMt reduced.
DIR. DICKINSON'S

NJ ACN l. III ELEC-
TRIO MACHINE
is exciting the
absorbing atCen-
! ton of the Medi-
cal Profession and
a large portion of
theintelligcntla lay
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28

NEW GOODS-A Fine Assortment just
~ received at OLMSTED'S.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28

EALL AND EXAMINE the NEW GOODS
" Just received by OLMSTED'S.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28

MO CHARGE FOR SHOWING THE NEW
~ Goods just received at OLMSTED'S.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28
PORK
HAMS,

and host of other articles in the line of pro-
visions Also kept constantly on hand good
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
G II a.frfiaI


MONDAY EVENING, Aug IL, 1851.
Brcalstufis were to day in better supply, and pri
ces were on the whole trihe lower. The receipts
equalled S0,526 bushels, the increase belonging to
all kinds. The shipments were only 4l,slS bu.,
showing an increase of the stock in market by the
days movement of 80, 706 bushels
The adyices of the steamer Columbia, four days
later from Liverpool received this morning, am
nounce adecine of 12c in -four, &c in wheat, and
&c in corn, and rendered the feeling in this market
more infrm.
FLOUR.-The bushes continues to lie of local
character and prices are well sustained. We notice
sales to the trade of 10 bbls of Dixon (Spring
extra) at 1913. MIDIINGs-a Car load sold at $25
per ton.
WHEAT.-We heard of Is cars of No. Spring
sold at Sl.l in store though some buyers stopped
at 81 IL in their offers. Some parcels were taken
at mill at 81 ,l6@l, 49, cars eff No. Spring sold
at 81 10 and , cars at 81 IL, ears of No.
Red sold at ,32 in store and do at mill at 35.
A car of White Winter No. | sold in store at 81 ,55,
and another of very fine quality delivered to
mill soldat 81 81 ON its merits
CORN.-We quote at 70@7lc.
OATS.-Several parcels OF cd in bags sold at
5S@ Coo delivered Feeders in the city make
about &c difference in flvor of old. We quote the
latter in bags at 5S@6le. In store new were Of
fered freely at 506o52c. "
RYE.-l40 bags were sold at dis:illery Sc p
60 lbs Fn
BARLEY.-we quote at ESQ zoe.
BUTTER-Is scarce, at l6@l5c.
EGGS-l2d13c - doz.
POTATOES-We quote at 62i . (a75c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
iron cry CoNNEaclL 1oLlycE.

One ofthe mos. aourishing and attractive schools
O. learning l. the Iron City College, 1t numbers
among its students Young gentlemen from various
States Of the Union, and even from the largest
cities, where there are similaf institutions-5ut
this one his emphatically overshadowcd them all.
Weboldly assert that there is no city in the Union
which has commercial school, where the branches
of business education are so thoroughly taught,
in the Iron City College of Pittsburgh.
On entering the beautiful and eommodious eel
lege hall, We were surprised to witness the great
number Of students in attendance. Every desk in
that large room and the close at
tenfion Of the students, and the delightful orders
were in fine harmony with the place.
The energy and consummate skill with which
this institution has been managed, despite opposi-
ton it has encountered from its predecessors and
contemporaries, reflect the highest honors upon its
gcntlen,snly Principal, F. w. jenkins, ESP has
acquired the position, (Which it can now maintain
with easel of being the very foremost and most ef
fcient Commercial College, not only in this ctv
but. in the United States.-Pi Pittsburgh Erenins
Chronicle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
The Markets.


NEW York, Aug. l7-TLoUR-Dull; $500
SO H.
GRAry-Whelt heavy; White quoted l, IS; Red
LII Corn unsettled; % ,0JJ bu sold at sc for mix
cd
WHisKEY-Dull.
PRevisIoys-liess PORK SC better; sales at S24-
90; prime 40c better; sales at $3.50. Beef closed
steady. Lard &c better. Bacon buoyant. Hams
l2isc. Shoulders ii &c. Sides clear IA &c.
BUFFALO, Aug l7.-FLoua-Quiei.
GRAIS-Whcat lower. Sales 1000 bu at ] 30,
Chicago spring 81 81 >; Red Ind. part arrive price.
Corn lower. Sales 5000 at Tic, closing dull
Oats lower. Sales of 10000 bu at 60@6lc.
WHIRKEy-N ominal at 26m26i..
FREIcHrs-10 cents and l0i. fer corn to New
York
Noon-iS hours-G, 900 BUSHES wheat,
1890 bu corn,
ExroETs-l0,00o bush wheat, 81 900 bush corn
latter mostly to tide water
Wind up the Lake for two days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20

How mn,y are there who, afflicted with disease
in an incpent stage, delay from time to time having
recourse to some remedial agent, which would eff
fectually arrest the further progress Of disease and
render the system imprcgnabe to its nsidious at
tacks. 1t unfortunately too true-here thous-
ands who sink into early grave--whereas at a
trifiing expense they might have lived to good old
age. If there be reliance to be placed in msdcine,
and thousands Orwell atested cases establishbcyond
the possibility OF doubt, the curative properties OF
any one particular remedy, then Hurley Sarsapa-
rilla is unluestionably the greatest medicine ever
not therefore, to use it, if suffering from any Of The
ills which flesh is heir to.-HcrdH, (Galpesion,
Texss.)
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
Statistical.

Prom table published in the last NJ.
C. Democrat, compiled by the eJitor from
the returns to the Auditors Office by the
township Trustees, it appears that there
are 1856 children between the ages of five
and twenty one in the county. The num-
Der in each township are: Union 425; Cen
ter 80; Green 425; Bourbon AGO; Tippe-
canoe $50; German 462; North 279; Polk
800; West $50; Plymouth al.
The aggregate amount of fun.ls drawn
at the May dividend was S4,Ol1 50
Union township drew S414; Center S619.
50; Green S465; Bourbon S4T1; Tippe-
canoe S546; German SHIT; North $3.50;
Polk 1912; West $40; Plymouth s2i9.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20

A rather Imaginable affair occurred in this
county short time since. a son of Erin
passing through the woods discovered hang
ing to the limb of a tree, what Lac supposed
was hive of honey bees, and forthwith
cut pole and knocked it OF. This pro-
cecding was altogether contrary to the
views of the inhabitants of the nest SO
ruthlcssly torn from its position by this son
of the green isle and they Immediately
charged upon him in solid phalanx; but he
was not to be intimilated by the pucrile at
tacks of such tiny things. and succeeded f.
nalIy in covering the nest over with a tin
paa.a lie then posted off 70 the residence
of an hosst, Pennsylvania German. not
far Of. and related to him that he had found
swarm Of bees aad wished him to take
them and give him a swarm next spring
for them, which the German agreed to do,
when they both started to get the swarm
in the woods; but the Dutchman was sur
pisell 70 find instead q ! swarm Of bees a
nest of 5sld xoFeetsf -
sDo you call them tecs?" said IL Ger
man; "why they are hornets" can shure
an | thought they were baas,'' rejoincd
Patrick. sHovly mother. how the little
divils can bite"
Tie German concluded not to attempt to
hive kk1e seerm. and le:s the vicinity at
something less than railroad speed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
~ Circuit Court for this count

ks Circuit Court for this county adj
journed Friday evening. after session of
five days Much Of the business, we I'M
derstand was laid over, in consequence of
Judge Deavitt's feeble state of health
Several cases were removed to Elkhart
county.
Young Fred. Gipc. charged with steal
ing 50, 500 from the U. s. Express Co.'s
Office, in which he was clerk, and to which
charge he plead guilty and threw himself
upon the mercy OF the Court, was senten-
eed to twelve months Imprisonment in the
county Jail, fncd S10O and DISTINGUISHED
for FIVE years.
This decision of the Court gives very
general dissatisfaction, in this county, we
understand; and some of our citizens even
20 so far as to threaten to take the convict
out of the jail, and either libcrate him or
try him again before Judge Lynch. But
this is all talk, we hope. Sober second
thoughts will Danish all su-h i.,sas from
the minis of our patriotic, law abiding cit
liens, we trust. 1t viii be sad day for
MARSHALL county when the majesty of the
law is disregarded and Judge Lynch in
stalie.l as dispenser of Justice. We
hope never to witness such a sight. No
provocati,n would Justify it, so long as
the legal means Of Refreshing our gricvan-
cci rem Tin open. 1t is infinitely better to
bear whatever present temporary evils with
which we may be afflicted patiently, than
by attempting to rid ourselves of them in
an improper manner create greater ones.
thur lives, our property, AMI public peace,
as well as the perpetnity of our free insti
tutions depends in great measure upon
the maintenance OF the law at all hazards;
and we are sure that no COOL citizen will
allow himself upon reflection to do what
he will regret the balance of his life.
We regard the decision of judge Dcav-
lit in this case, to say the least, as an ex-
cccdins,y lenicnt one. IL reflects more
credit, very mach more, upon his heart
than his head. That he was influenced by
corrupt or unworthy motives, however, we
do not wish to assert, let others think a.
they may. But it is not the only casss, we
suppose. in the ouniy's annals where JUS
ticc has MT been administered. Perhaps,
were we to inquire, we might hear of 9th
;ice, and equally worthy of Judge Lynch's
consideration as Gipcs's case. Oar advice
to all is do not tramplepn helaw.i DO
not rouse the whirlwind unless you can
ride the storm. Yc4 fLzT.Y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20

A cure for the small pox has been com
munieated to the state department at
Washington, the method of DIR. Landell, of
Brazil. The doctor simply proposes to
dissolve little vaccine lymph. "from four
to six drops, in as many ounces Of cold wa
ter. and give to the patient table spoon
full every two or three hours" 'sThe ia
vorable result Of this exhibition is, that it
mitigates the symptoms, modiies the
species. and cures the small pox."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20

Nessrs. Parry 4 Mcmillan, Philadel-
phia, are about publishing new Volume
Of Poems by ID. BRAISARD WnLrAnsos,
Esq. superb!y illustrated and printed in
clear and beautiful type upon tinted paper.
These poems have in part been given to the
public. during the last ten or twelve years,
in the columns of the Daily Press of that
and other cities, as well as through the
most respectable magazines of our country.
Many hitherto unpublished viii be inclu-
ded in this collection. Miscellaneous in
their character, as whole, they arc also of
a sound moral tone in sentiment, being SIM
pie in style and free from all Objectionable
features 4 number of Exquisite Wood
Engravings, from original drawings by
several of our best artists and executed in
the highest style of art, will cmbcllish the
volume, and it is the design Of the Pub
fishers, to make it enc Of the most elegant
works ever issued from the American Press.
Price in cloth binding, plain boards, 50;
cloth, gilt edge, sunk boards, SO; in extra
morocco, bcveled boards, 50.
Subscriptions will be received at this Of
| fee. #tfF
With the author we have the pleasure of
personal acquaintance, having encoura-
ged his early efforts to soar into the regions
of fancy. Some of his poems are of rare
merit-all arc beautiful We are gratiied
to learn that he is about giving them to
the world in more durable form. 1t
would crafty us exceedingly to be the me-
dunn of furnishing as many of our fellow
citizens of Marshall county as wish to a
dorm their center tables or libraries with a
beautiful work full of beautiful thoughts
and glowing imagery, with copy of these
Poems. e4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20

re- Our friend BIAKELY, of Union
town, has few words of interest to say
to the inhabitants Of that vicinity in an
other column. Mr.. b. is very liberal
gentleman, and we have no doubt will
make It the interest OF persons residing in
that section to purchase their goods of him.
Sec his advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
Barley.

We understand there will be a home de-
mani next season for all the barley that
can be raised in the county, in consequence
of the establishment Of Brewery in the
neighborhood of town. 1t is said to be the
most profitable crop that can be raised
1t should be sown in the fall
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20

HE CoRrIv S Co.'S renowned Indian
Troupe viii perform in Plymouth next
Tuesday All the world with his wife and
daughters, it is expected, viii be here to
see the hguns. Read advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
NarshaII Cou,ty ArriruIturaI se,ie.y.

'1"f'f1ssf <Vu.ft.
The next regular meeting of the Marshall Co.
AgricuraiSocicty, will be held at the Court House
in Plymouth, ON Saturday, Sept. 9th, 1851, at 10
O'Clock, A. VI.
The members and Directors Of the Society, are
hereby notified attend there will be business
of importance to transact Let there be general
attendance of all persons who are favorable to the
cause of Agriculture in Marshall County.
BY order of the Society.
ID. 5. CONGER, President.
SAMUEL b. CoRBALEY, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20

Our friends who have not yet paid their
subscription viii oblige us greatly by at
tending to the matter Immediately. We
have done without money about as long as
we well can. A hint is all that is neccssa-
ry, we hope.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20

ES- Corn crops viii be abundant
throughout this county, provided it has
time, before frost, to mature. The Potato
crop will undoubtedly be large. and the
price OF the article is bound to rule very
low this fall
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
Judiciul Convention.

Ii has been decided to hold the Conven-
ton for the nomination of candidate for
Judge of the 9th Judicial Circuit, a. La
Porte. on Wednesday, Sept. 2i.
When shall we have meeting in this
county to appoint delegates?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20

M.ssrs. RcE, SMITH 4 Co. viii open
in few days new and splendid lot of
Goods, in the new building adjoining the
Post Office, where bargains will doubtless
be given. See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
Chicago Live stock Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. IL.
Store hogs are from 5@5lz@5Is gross weight.
Sales eff 400 fairsh cattle from 81 "a 4@4ss. 204
ordinary cattle sold from 21s@Ja3l... But few
sold for over or under 3, the average being about
3ss. Sales of 937 sheep from 2i4G13@3is - cwt.
Sales of 592 hogs from 666l4@6ss p hundred
A few cows and calves sold from S20(a2S@34 u
head.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20

EE Our friends ID. s. CoScER, Judge
CoRsE and w. j. HAND, have our hearty
thanks for farors in the way of fruit and
vegetables. 80 affE 1Ff k1fffa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
M A n n lie d

At the parsonage, August 18th, by Rev. S.
Harker, Mr.. SAMUEL FREEsE to Miss BARBARA Z.
APPLE, all of this comfy.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Austin Fuller, Mr..
THOMAS SINGLETON and Miss ELIZA ANN SUBTLE.
On the 10th inst, by the same, Mr.. EkAsrUs E.
PEARSON to Miss SARAH ANN ST.. JoHx.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
g aap Dsazfs#ia4.


Wood and all kinds of Country Pro-
duce wanted IN payment Of subscriptions
to the Republican
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20

EE n communication over the sigma
turc of I. is unavoidably deferred until
next week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
Commission es.'s Sale.

I WILL sell, after four weeks notice, to the high
Il est bidder, the North east quarter of the South
west quarter of section twenty seven, in township
number Eirfy four, North of range number one
East, containing forty acres of land.
IL TERMS OF SaLE.---One third Cash i'm hand;
one third in six months and the balance in year;
to be secured by notes interest waving
and aPpraisement laws, secured by mortgage the
premises. Not to be sold for less than $780, being
the appraised value thereof. -k
jy 30 '57--394 NJ. w. SMITH, Com'r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
Rain.

There has been several copious showers
Of rain here during the past week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20
RESIDENT DENTIST.
Or. A. MATTINGLY,

~ HAVING permanently loca- ~
t1u-1Y ted in Plymouth, offers his SIIlrD
services to the citizens of the town and vicinity in
the various branches of his profession. 1850
Incoruptiblc Teeth, inserted upon Gold, Plati
m or Silver Plate
Filings of Chrystaline Gold, Gold or Tin Foil.
Particular attention given to extracting difficult
teeth and fangs. Chloroforrn administered in
painful operations when required.
Filings replaced without additional charge.
Charges moderate in all cases. All work war
rsinted rs represented
IL FL c T. south side Gano street, east
of Michigan. July 80, 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-20

ES- See what SPAuLDrNG has to say in
our alv. columns
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-06-13

USE rheuvR srtniruAiIsffM-Om citc en- e
moment nm alelae dI spiritualisMc qui q entire
pris de yiyre Sans munger. II yssayAit avent-
her ulze jours qa.il n'avait pris de ilpurritarei
pour tout sreiMs, i Sc contenlesl do tetiir "a Inail,
dc IN femme pendant qn'slSs mange ssINnnrI
dcax. Street aspirant a Y acs purs espaits,
Went a manrir, ses anisssEs asnt prhbuh1emeit
de lui CONNIE lIrlandais ss;aehe -. quel
dummage quill soft mort dei Inns iuste M mo
ment Oh il comnensait i sy MbitHsrw
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-06-13
Mrx,orte.-nn III dams lie Monitor

WEXIUUK.--UH III uuE!' 10 ~
lie ~conseil DIES ministries s'est occnpe, ces
;ours derniere, ayec a%ctiyite, de Greer des
resources suffsantes ct de disposer toni &C qu'
est necessaire pour lever ct s%ontenir une force
de- $4,000 hommes qui 'serout prets a tout
syenement, an cas- OH viendrait a eelater la
cuerre avec rEspague, &c qai peat-etre, y aura
pas lieu"
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-06-13

tss%Nous sommes ant0risss d 'annoncer one
II. yILKEUyE JOUBERT est candidat pom
4 Mace i Assesseur do Paroisse 1 l~'dlcction 40 no.
senabie proclaim.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-06-13

Nxw-HAMrsHrnE.-La legislature q etc or
g%anisee' le president ct les eutres Officers choi-
sis sont tous republicans noits. On en- conclut
que lc senater DIES Etais-Unis qui dot etre
elu pendant cette session sera dc Ia meme
nuance, lie message du gouverneur ne con-
tent rien dimportant.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-06-13

~ SEIE AE&EEs
nRAaE MoRNos.-Unc dass5c Mclean. do
San Francisco, s'etait con, critic au mofanonis.
ME, Il y . dcux ou tres ans, rnaIgre son mari.
geluici, ia yoya.Dt lJe~iern,inec Il ID rcndre uu
Grand Lac 5n.e, fl ~disparaitre SOS trois eiilMis
Ut les ersveya h III Nousclle<O rienps, au sseif do
70 i,raire ianlille: Ia mere no tarsa lpnsA 1es
sure, ct, aprey avoir fait do yaitls Efforts pour
les rcprendre, 10 rendit dams IUihll oil Alle do
yint, dit-on, In septieme femme de- Iapotle
Farley Parker Pratt. Ellie rcylht en- dectht-3
hrc derllicr, frignit d'ayoif renoflcee, non Il ID
fpi n,ormonne, mais Oh sejonr de PUtah, 1t oh
lint de faire sortir SEES ebiaftis avcc ellie. Onane
les rcyit plus, mais ont apprit la'ellc icy await.
emmenesa Houston. dams lc Texas. Son mari
Sc init bient0t sir sea traces. Ellie dvait din
parn dc Houston qaand il arrival inais tine let
ire intercepted lui aplrit guellc s'etait rendue
au Fort Gibson (Arkansas) on Pratt dewitt
Ia reioindrc. Mclean sly srendit Immediate
me,it, y trouva ID fugitive ayec ltAp6tre, los fiji
arreter ct traduire deEant Ia conr dl commits
saire dos Flats. Unis mais 10 mhgistrat ordon-
ma ieaf mise en- liberte. Pratt n,ontA i gehesAl
pour picndrc 10 large; Mclean IL Iours0iyit,
iutteiguit Il huitmiiles De HI ville Ct b tuA d'un
comp de p~istolet.. II 4 repfis req cufants 1t
abandoune lcnr mere 4 son mdtienirux sort.
Il EST inutile d'ajonter que le sentiment public
se pronounce hautement en- fafelir au ienrtFie1
dc Pratt, ct qn'on ne trouverait pas i'm jury
dams Arkansas pour le condanuer.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-06-13

UKE VILE I'm %i,lrioE.-Il Sc presente Ell &c
moment an Kansas, IN nonveI ct Grange Incl
dent. Cette fois lcsclavage ny est ponr rien.
Hs'agit dun fndicn, de- Ia tribu dc Wyandat,
roaane Robert Robitaille, quiE reclame coIrne
80 propriete particulierc tout 10 terrain sur le-
qucl sleeve Ia vile entiere de Lawrence. &c
terrail ferait, parait-ii, partie dIne reserve oc.
troyec a hi ct aux stems par un touble traite
en- 1912 dfabord ct plus tard en- 1855. In cues
ton est pendante patdevant les autoritts terri
t~ofiales. 81
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-06-13

L'KNRrrr DE WAsn1SuroS,-Ie part nme.
ficuin II tenn Nh grand meeting en- face de lHo-
tclde- lille, MI sujei de la deriiere emeute. Les
oraleuts ont prcteste care ID rigueur de-
ployee par les soldats de murine, ess1sont accuse
ceax-ci de crnaute ct de lachets Dcs measures
ont etc prises pour qu'une q jndiciaife
nit lieu. lie meeting d seve censnre IN
condtitc du MARE.
Ia vile est maintenant trapquiile, ct bien
que Indignation soft grandc, on ne craint pas
Dc nonyeau troubles.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-06-13

1p GENERAL. HEssrNasss.-Cct officer su.
perieur est arrive a New ork lie % mi ct a
etc ~accueilli asec enthousiasmc par ses amis.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-06-13

ia ST. Louis Republican du % mai antot-
cob p~roclain depart dune expedition pour
traccssf et constreiire .ne route q Wagons trN-
vers kssplailes,de lUuest jusquel California
par ID lSassc al. Sud. Liexpedition comprena
LOO onviiers, ascc trentc-hnit wagons, tfois
eharriots q use forge dsHyoyags ! Gle seize.
ct quittcrn Independence aussit6t one les con
sdiiions do Ia temperature q des prairies le per-
me,tront. n, MagfaW cspste arriver leurea-
senent en- California IT tire DC retoar ayaat Ia
fiji ID ratnee. as8s
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-06-13

PExssYIyANIK.--La Convention dEtat Ell
Pennsylvania o designe CONNIE caudidat a IL
place de gouyerheur, II. Halehurst.