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or The case boing decided against tho Banks
Il they submit. there Is an end Of the matter
II they do not, the opinion Of the United States
Court (accoid,ng to the Statesman) having chan
ged, they will be defeated there also. What
more is wanted, Gin. Gazette. ID ,sss
This more is wanted. 10 keep the Supreme
Court Of Ohio at least as free from Bank infu-
ence as it's. Mr. PECK IS known to be the
tool ofcorporations in remarkable dsgres All
his legal views are wrapped BY the old ogy NO
ltops to ihateffsct. The simple amount Of il
Il, that the decision Of such Judges invariably
lean towards corporation whenever ali ihdi-
vidual, orthe State, Is the opposing paFty. Thste
are two such judges on the bench now, The .e-
lection of Mr. PEcK will constitute the third:
and the result will bs the exemption pf hunks
from their lawful and proper share of taxation.
and the further burthening ofthe farmer, ms
chanic and merchant to MAKE UP the deficiency.
- kfftfeS4an2S.4 44A VIII l8 M
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SALARIES OF METHODIST MMgsTERs-Are
generally small Ane one who undertakes tho
ministry Of that Church can have no corrupt
financial aspirations. We learn from recent
report that ofthc whole number Of Of preachers
Of the Pittsburgh M. 3. Conference, 20, get but
little over $500, forty-two get between S 400
and $500, forty five get between $500 and $500
twenty -four get between 900. The total a.
mount paid to one hundred and seventy preach
ers is S66,552,G6, including house rent and
travelling expenses, wliiehwould average $685..
so for each preacher. gBliisg 4EI
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1.-The news of this greatest Of successes lms
been received with Unparalleled excitement
throughout tie Union. The proceedings at An
dover, Mass, were especially appropriate and
solemn: f a1L
ANDovER, Mass, Aug s. LAT ihe senliecn4
tennal dinner Of the alumni of the Andoyer
Theological College, this afternoon, about ore
thousand were. present. A dispatch. announcing
tlesuccess ofthe Atlntic 4 elegfaph was Aead
and received with enthusiastic applause, which
continued for some time. The Doxologyg vas
.tireh sung to the atune sof tOid Hundred. r.
Rev. Dr.. Adams, Of New York, sald his heart
was too full of ofthanktulness for q speech; ;and at
his stggestionI prayersto God was Offered Ia
acknowledgment Of the provdental result.
RevsDr. Halves spoke efstlie evsnEas calcula-
ted to hasten the tiiumphs OF civilization and
Christianity The whole audience then Joined
singing "Pnise God, from whom oil blessings
flow" DIR. Hawes then offered prayer, and.
in closing, said, 1--WE have consecrated this new
instrument so far as our agency Il concerned, 70
the building up Of the TRUTH The proceedings
being over, tile dinner was resumed. 4f
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TERMS $500

expressed, have not been unmindful OF the
risk to my own political iortunsi turning. as
do from Democratic Legislature to al the
uncertainties or another election by the people.
BHtI feel constrained, as man Of honor. to sag.
what have ssid; the consequences must taxa
care OF themselves. "a - y -..sN y
! am, gentlemen, very respectfully. your ebe-
dent servant 90 g. r. PUGH
Messrs. Bagley, Collins, Satin, and Others,
Members of the Legislature, ~ 4gHatsK
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I IIoirowAfss Pitts. - Among the nany ob.
stfnatc diseases for which the Pills arc ID as-
sured ard permanent fciaady, may 81 recknisel
hahitual, costivehoss sfhis Distressing aiid
painful complaint Affects ils intellect as welF II
the physical system, secaAiohne stnp6r. loss of
MEMORY, and conf irmeii lib lsnchnIy. The wyFst
cases which. by Tue ray ata only aggravated
by ordinary cathRftics ield insariSS3Iy ID 4
course Of this mild aud yet aetivs rsii1ilf alsl
tho bowels, once regulated w It's sise. seldom
require repetition u lhe ihedHsine 9sis
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No Excuscfor having Colds anil Pains in
the Limbs, whom q 25 OF. bottle Of Dir. Tobias
Venetion Liniment will afford you immediate
relief. Price 25 & so cts. Dr. Tobias Horse
Llnment, in pint bottles SO cts. Depot, SO
Cortlandt street, New York. Sold everywhere.
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ting on; their heads being drawn up, strike the
ground with the whole weight Of the body
Horses that have their heads drawn up tightly
should not have the biting on more than fifteen
or twenty minutes at time.
HOW TO HARNESS THE COLT.
You should by all means have your harness
made to fit your horse, especially the collar
Hundreds of horses have been spoiled by col
lars that do not fit as they should. A little at
tention to this matter beforehand will facilitate
your progress very much. Take your harness
INTO the stable, go through the same process
that you did with the saddle, letting the colt
examine your harness satisfactorily; then put i:
on carefully; and after you have it all complete,
then put on your lines; use them gently, as he
is rather skittish, until he is used to them a
little; then lead him back and forth into the
stable until he does not seem to mind the fit
ing of the harness to his body; then take hold
of the end ofhc traces and pull slightly at first,
increasing your strength until he will pull you
across the stable back and forth; then hitch him
to whatever you wish him to pull.
TO HITCH UP THE COLT
This should be done with great caution, first
letting him examine the buggy or sulky in his
own way of examining objects; then carefully
hitch him up; having everything safe, let him
start the buggy empty, and pull that at first in
that way; then get in, and let him take it slow,
and he will not be near so apt to scare, and by
degrees you will be making good work beast
Ifyou want to have horse that will be true
to pull and thinks he can pull mountain, ney-
or hitch him to anything that he cannot pull,
and after he is used to pulling he just thinks he
can pull anything, because he always has, and
he does not know anything about his strength
beyond his experience.
THE KIND OF DIT, AND HOW TO ACQUISITION COLT
ToIT. ~
You should use large, smooth, snafls bit,
50 as not to hurt his mouth, with bar on each
side to prevent the bit from pulling through
either way. This you chal attach to the head
stall OF your bride, and put it on your colt with
out any reins to it, AMI let him run loose in q
large stable or shed some time, until he becomes
little used to the bit, AMI will bear it with
ont trying to get it out of his mouth. Itwould
be we'll, if convenient to repeat this several
times before you do anything more to the colt;
as soon as he will bear the bit attach single
rein to it. without any martingale. You should
also have halter, with a strap to it, so that
you can hold or lead him about without pulling
II
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The Hon. Geo. Il. Pugh on the Con-
stitusiOnaiify and Legality Ofthe
Eiecti0 0m by sIse present Ohio Leg
islaturc Ofan u. s. Senator. -t.I..
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Ifyou have balky horses i isyour fault and
not the Horses; for II they do not pull true
there is some cause for It, and il yon will re-
move the cluss the effect will cease.
When your horse balks be is excited aud does
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1858-10-30
AYERS CArHARrfc PILLS.

The sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been taxed
their to produce this BEST perfect purgave which
is known to Iunumeahe proofs shown that these
Pills have virtues which excellence the ordinary
They safe and pleasant take but to
Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital activities Of the
body t. distractions Of organs purify the Blood
and expe the diseases They out the foul hmors winch
their natural actions and healthy with strength 10
the whole sysen Not only do they
plants Of body but also formidable and dsea-
ses that have bafed the best Of human Skill While they
duce powerful effects, they at the diminished
doses safest and best physc that be employed for cl
dren Being they and being
purely vegetables free from any risk of harm Cures have
made which surpas belief they not by
of such exalted position and character forbid the
pcon of untru Many eminent cfergyme and physicians
have lent their certify the public the reliability OF
vcton that my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief
of my afflicted, suffering ielIow-men #74$#sss
The Agent below named pleased furnish gratis my Ame
Amanac containing directions for their and cert-
Gates of their cures, of the following complaints:
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism Dropsy, Heart
burn Headache arising from foul Stomach Nause
on Morbid nacon of the Bowels and Pain arising terefro,
Fatnncy Loss OF Appete all Ulcerons and Cuaneou Dis
Evil They also, by purifying the blood and stimulating the
system, many complaints which would not be supposed
they could reaeh such Deafness Partial Badness Neural
ga and Nervous rraby, Derangemens Of the Liver and
low state Of the body obstruction of its functions.
Do not be put of by uprlncpled dealers with some other
pill they make profit Ask for ayrs Pills. and take
nothing else No other they give you with this
best aid there is for them, and they should have it,
ssh98eS PREPARED By DR.. J. G. AVER,
Practical and .arsalytieal Chemist, Louel, Moss,
And sold BY L. Hebrard Opelousas j. G. Gouguet,
Vermillonvile, and by druggists everywhere.
October 23d, iS58.-4m. x=fsfs##y z.FgtFzz + =z5%
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State Of Louisiana
DISTRICT CouRT, A.

pa,s,S n;sFei'f s9 $ o'zss, Hssa,y No. 1915:
Estate of Lewis A. Deskin, decd.
- ONORE DEJEAN and VALERIE
- ROY, ofthe Parish Of St. Landry,
Administrators of the Estate Of Lewis A.
Deskin. deceased, late Of the aforesaid Parish.
having filed Final Tableau Of Settlement of
said Estate, accompanied BY petition pray
ing that the same may be homologated -;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order Of Court. dated 18th
October, 1858. J
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all.
interested, to make opposition in writing, in
my Office, if any they have, within thirty
days from the date hareof, why said Tableau
should not be homologated, that the Admi-
nistraters be discharged from all further lia-
bility as such, and that their bond be cam
celled
s... L.LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, October 10Th, 1858.
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FOR SALE
Or a Partner is Wanted.
FINE Plantation situated in the

A FINE Plantation situated in the GEN.
-AA- terof Prairie Mer1nente, in the Parish
of ST. Landry, measuring about 100 arpents
of high land, uponAwhich there is small
dwelling house, quantity Of orange trees,
and fine canal. This property is the only
one in Mermento which is suitable for a Saw
Mill, being situated at the junction Of Bayous
Nez-Piquez and des Cannes.-Also, a Cypress
Swamp of $50 arpents, situated on Nez-Pi-
quez, one Of the best and richest Cypress
Swamps on that stream.
For further information, apply to F. Ri
chard in Bellevue, or to the undersigned on
the premises. L. S. COUSIN.
Mermento River, Aug. 21st, 1853.
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state of nutle9{as1a.
DISTRICT coyRr, mo. 1862

payisz n5|rs1'G sf s.. o'1&v; 'Gandyy. No. 1862.
Estate ofzephirin Lambert, decd.
g osTHENE LAMBERT, Of the Parish
- of St Landry, Administrator of the Es-
tate Of Zephrin Lambert, deceased, late of
the Parish of St. Landry, having filed Ia
bleau Of the Administration Of ahid Estate,
accompanied by his petition praying that the
same may be homologated And whereas
the prayer Of said petition has been granted
BY an order of Court, dated 3Oth September,
1858.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested. to make opposition in writing, in my
Office, within thirty days from the date hereof,
why said Tableau should not be homologated,
the Administrator be released from all res
possibility arising from said Administration.
L. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, October I'd, 1853.
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STATE Of Rpu5e6a3xl.
DISTRICT Court.

D,srRcT cognr, ! No. s5sa.
Parish Of st. Landry, No' 000t''
ESTATE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON JOHNSON.
H Ohm +. MORROGH, of the Parish Of
@W St. Landry, Administrator Of the Es-
tate Of Thomas Jefferson johnson, deceased,
late of the aforesaid Parish, having fled
Final Tableau eff Settlement and Distribution
of the funds of said Estate, accompanied by
a petition praying that the same may be ho-
mologated And whereas the prayer of said
petition has been granted by an order Of
Court, dated Both September, 1858.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested, tosmake opposition in writing, in my
Office, within thirty days from the date hereof,
why said Tableau should not be homelogated
that the Administrator be discharged Of all
further liabilities as such and that his bond
be cancelled.
L. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, October I'd, 1858.
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FOR SALE.
FebR SALE.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying on
m Bayou Courtableau, near the Town of Wash
ington, containing about 800 acres, with about 20
or 80 acres of cleared land 8 or negiocabins and
a fine Cypress Swamp in the rear.
"A TRACT OF LAND. lying on Bayou Courta-
bleau, near the Town of Washington containing
about the same number of acres, with about 60 acres
of cleared land, no Improvements.
81 These two tracts will be sold separately OF to-
gether, as they are near each other Terms mode-
rate. Apply to HALsEY 4 RFTCHlE,
s& Civil Engineers, Washington, La.
January 18th. 1858. - -=..-e 49,
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Public Sale.

Estate OF Julien Leger, deceased.
WM7ILL be sold at public auction, to the
wv last and highest bidder at the late
residence Of Julien Leger, deceased, by the
undersigned authority, on
Wednesday, 3rd November next,
1858, the following described property be.
longing to the Estate Of Julien Leger, de-
ceased, to wit:
One hundred and thirty-three
amd a third acres of La i'd. stu
ated on the Bayou Queue Tortue, in the
Parish of st. Landry, being that portion of
tract of land belong ging to the heirs of Michel
Leger deceased, containing 400 acres in all,
and bounded in front by the Bayou Queue
Tortue, above by lands of the deceased, be-
low by lands Of Henry Roach, and in the rear
by public lands.
FOUR SLAVES, TO WIT:
ANDRE, negro.man, aged about 43
years.
EUGENE, negro-woman, aged about
so years.
ADELAIDE, negro-woman, aged about
SO years.
ELIZA, negro-woman, aged about 18
years. ...-
- A dwelling house, with all
fs:.I, its furniture, two out houses,
.as - one corn mill, 100 pannels
of cypress fencing, IL pair of gentle
work oxen, 5 cows and calves, 10
head of two year old cattle, 5 head
of gentle horses, Z mares, and one
OR two colts, LOO head of sheep,
6OOO shingles, 600 pieux, SO pan
nels pickets, 3 pirogues, 3 pair iron
tired wtpels, 3 pair wooden wheels,
with cart bodies thereto, ploughs,
hoes, axes, besides many other arti-
cles too tedious to mention.
The terms and conditions of said sale, as
fixed by the advise Of family meeting, are
credit Of one, two and three years from the
day Of sale, for all sums over five dollars, and
for all sums Of five dollars and under, cash,
on the day Of sale. Purchasers on credit
to furnish their notes, with security an solido,
to the order of the Administrator, and made
payable at his domicil, bearing interest at
eight per cent per annum from maturity till
paid, and the land and slaves to remain spe-
cially mertgaged until the final payment of
the principal, and interest Of the purchase
money Of the same. g.sss
THEOGENE LEGER,
Administrator. s.
0pelousas, October I'd, 1885, -
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For Gale. .

A very comfortable residence,
n In the Town Of Opesbusas, on
SEa Main street, suitable liafWise for
a Store, Grocery or Coffee Housa There
is on the premises, good kitchen. we'll, gar
den, every thing in good order, and would be
sold cheap and upon conditions that would
suit purchasers.
For particulars apply at the Courier Office.
Sept. 25th, 1858.
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n aa II II G,zE !.

VT ARE BERTRAND, Of the Parish
lXA Of St. Landry, having applied by her
petition to be appointed Administrative Of
the Estate Of Pierre Manuel, her deceased
husband. late Of the Parish Of ST Landry
Now, therefore, any person intending to
make opposition to said appointment, will file
the same, in writing, if any they have, at my
Office, in the Town Of Opelousas, within ten
days from tie date Of the present notice.
r. LASTRAPES, CLERK.
Opelousas, October 23rd, 1853.
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W.T. RS. DONAs, scourcr, offers her SER
5ly vices to the ladies and gentlemen, Of
( Upelousas and vicinity She will scour and
clean broad-cloth coats, and woollen shaWls.
cachemires and in fact all kinds Of ladies gar
ments aud gentlemen's clothings, and hopes
by strict attention to business, to deserve a
share Of the public patronage. .s.
Dpelousas, j June 5th, 1858.
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TO CONTRACTORS. 9.

OFrIcE yF COMMISSIONERS, 2sD DISTRICT swAMpl
Ltsps.-West Baton Rouge, Oct, 1st. 1858.
GEALED proposals will be received by. the
- Commissioner Of the Second Sw1mp Land
District at Baton Rouge, La, until Saturday Oct,
30th, 1853, for the construction Of the following
named works, situated in the Parish of ST. Landry,
viz: s% =f
To dig canal and improve the drains leading
from the lower side of Bayou Rouge to the Petit
Prairie Lakes in said Parish, being about one hum
dred thousand cubic yards Of excavation in
distance of about six miles, more or less. The
timber and all obstructions for width Of fifty feet
along the line of said drains and canal to be re-
moved and all work to be performed subject todi-
rections and specifications of the Engineer of the
District. as
Also. to close the meuth Of said Bayou Rouge by
an embankment Of earth, said embankment requ-
ring to about three hundred feet length thirty
feet wide on top, and to contain thirty-fve thou
sand cubic Yards of earth, more or less. The bed
and banks of the Rayoa to be prepared for the re-
ception Of the embankment by muck ditch, &C.,
all naccordance with the directions and specifea-
tions Of the Engineer of the District.
/ The canal and drains must be cut and completed
befole the embankment across Bayou Rouge is
commented. e 81
All work under contract must be finished before
the first day of December 1859, and will be al the
risk of the aud to be- paid for as il pro-
crosses IN Wnrraats koss the Stase Treasurer, re-
serving twenty per cent security to be paid in
fuili SAID Wasyants vshen the work shall be COM
pleted, inspected and received blythe State. Aa
additional will be required ina bond equal
III amount 70 the value of the work contracted for
FORM or 4 BID.) .-
70 tie Cosan.iss,o,.er o ne 2ad Scamp Land Ds-
triet Vet Baron Rouge, -, ----, 1858.
hereby offer to construct leyee across tor the
drains from Ia accordance with the speci-
sfcations of the Commissioner published in the
Opelousas Courier and under his directions for -
cents per cnbic yard.
am authorized to refer to Messsrs. --- -
sforevidence Of my character and competency to
undertake the work and herewith enclose you
the authority of Mrs - TO actas my bonasnaaA
Respectfully,
FORM or BONDsMAN'S oFFER.1
i hereby agree TO 60 upon the bond Of Mt. ----,
contractor to the amount of the estimated value al
the work for which he bids, and as security that
he will faithfully execute said work according to
the contract 81. ssS5s
Respectfully,
.z71s..#z D..
The successful bidder of bidders will be notified
by mail as soon as the bids are opened aud adjudi
Gated, and the contract and bond must then bt
drawn up and signed, and given before a Notary
Public, and duly recorded in the Parish in which
the contractor resides and at his expense. Afte
(which the work nust be commenced without delay
The Engineer of the District is authorized to sigI
/ the contract in the absence of the Commissioner
LAFAYETTE CALDWELL,
/ Eommissipnerof ID Swamp Land Disssict
OcftHeE Iaeh fa0ess
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sHERlFF'S SALE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Paulin c. Lebleu, District Court,
VS.. ) Parish of St, Landry,
FRANCOIS Richard & als,} No. s42t
DY virtue Of a writ Of f. fa. issued in tie. above
HID entitled suit by the District Court, in and for
the Parish of St. Landry, State Of Louisiana, and
cash. at the Court House Of this Parish, on satur-
day the 9th day of November next, 1855, commen-
cling at the hour of ii o'clock, A: NJ. and continue
ing from day to day. necessary, all the right title,
interest and demand of Francois Richard, in and
to the following described property, seized to sat-
isfy said writ, to wit.
the Bayou Nezpique, in the Parish of St. Landry,
measuring 2la acres, and being Lots No / and 2 Of
Section IS, Township South, Range2 West, in
the Southwestern Land District of Louisiana.
L. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office St. Landry, October I'd, 1858.
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New-OrieaEas and 0pelOlsas
ls#5..s 81 a u npaa EaA i. Hpa6E as1 go. s ~
no KsasHsF NpakeDVE ID EHss.

YEyHE undersigned aching Is agent Of the Steamer
Y Bayou Bette for Barrys Landing, hereby in
forms the public that he has constructed strong
pen TO receive the beeyes, calves &C. which may be
sent to the New Orleans Market or on the coast by
this boat
Persons who have cattle to send would do well to
inform the undersigned Of their intention few days
in advance so as 20 euable him to secure their en-
barcation His residence is within half mile from
Banys Landing. BENOIT NEY. y
OpeIeusas 3lst July 1858. sszs
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.o 52 Bieaviggs asszgeet, flOTsseT setH. 2 a-
cbange zlQesO-t leans
/ gH HAV III ahes shonor 10 inform their friends
ansl tlle publ that they have Just
fss,;Isd III tlieir store as abose IL ON FtIR-
NTTIRE of Eysr I,esclip alash W bedstsaas. Y
Arfi,t,iss, Centre Iables md ete-aIete
Chaita and otaseis, ssDfa a,tteuIls Mess hasr and
sspfrg Math assa, Feather Beds They rs-
paifIng Fufnisnrs make excha aEd ake II on
ssoraga. They hvpe by care and industr t0 obtain
III sllsfa &c pablie Sl
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State of npetls6aava.
DISTRICT COURT. a


re,3e2 nisrg!'E n s. o'Gss; gasd,y.} No: 1878.
Estate of Euphrozine Barre, decd.
John CLOSE, of the Parish Of St. Ian
60 dry, Administrator of the Estate of Eu-.
phrozine Barre. deceased late of the aforesaid
Parish, having filed a Final Tableau Of Dis
tribution of the funds of said Estate, accom-
panied by a petition praying that the same
may be homologated And whereas the
prayer Of said petition has been granted by
an order Of Court, dated 14th October, 1855,
Therefore, notise is hereby given to all
iintakaated, to make opposition in writing, in
bsiee, within thirty days from the date
hereof, why said Tableau should not be ho-
mologated, and that the Administrator be
discharged Of all further liabilities as such.
L. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, October 18th, 1858.
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A III those who are indebted to the CO.
N partnership here etofore existing under
the name Of Sandoz Il Mey ynier, are requested
to come forward and settle with the under
signed in the shortest delay possible And
all those who may have claims against the
same partnership are also requested 70 pre-
sent them for ayment to the undersigned.
Z .JG Ell 1T. SANDOZ.
OpeIousas 28th August. 1858.