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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
sATURDAY MORNING, JULY a1, Is5s
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
Cleveland Manufactures.

JACOB LowMAN's CARRIAGE MANUFAcToRY.-
This is one of the largest and best arranged
carriage manufactures in the West. 1t is To-
Gated on Vineyard street, between Superior and
ChamPlain streets, and is five stories high. The
main building, just mentioned, is built of brick,
and is eighty feet in length by thirty-four in
width. Near it is two story brick building
used as a depository for finished work, about
forty feet by twenty, and in which is also Mr.
LOwman's business Office. Between this de.
pository and the manufactOry is frame lumber
shed, filed with timber used in the building Of
the various descriptions of vehicles. The main
building is supplied with waite. from the water
works by means of inch pipe conducting it into
each story, to which hose may be attached in
cases Of fire.
The first story of this building is used as O
blacksmith shop, and contains.Gight forge fires,
five only of which are now working. 1t is Of
the full size of the building
The second floor is used for the manufacture
of woodwork, bodies, carriage parts, wheels,
DC, DC. 1t contains twelve benches, at which
work as many men.
The third and fourth floors are occupied as
paint shoPs, BY two different sets of hands
Those in the third story work exclusively on
carriage parts. and those in the fourth story on
bodies, DC. Some of the painting dore here is
really of the finest description, and is generally
unsurpassed. The two sets of hands in the
separate shops are entirely distinct from each
other; as much so perhaps as if engaged in two
| different branches of business.
The fifth story is used as sort of store
room or depository for unfinished work, hubs
springs, shafts, spokes, &c, &c.
From the summit of this building, is spread
out one of the most magnificent landscapes W,
have ever seen. It commands view of tn,
valley of the Cuyahoga and the village of New
brlrgh in the distance the whole city, including
the West Side; a panoramic view of Watel
street; the shipping 10 the river, and the lake
and the hills and forests in the distance as fa
IS the eye can reach.
Mr.. Lowman usually employs from forty
eight to fifty men, but at this tune the force a
work is reduced to about thirty-fve or forty
These men are kept at work at an annual ex
pense of about sixteen thousand dollars; AM
manufacture about two hundred buggies an,
carriages every year. A ready market is fount
for. his work, and much of it is purchased b.
strangers. From thirty to fifty vehicles ar
always under process of construction.
We should have noticed that fIom the frs
floor to the fifth are hatchways of abOu
twelve feet width by twenty in length B,
means of pulleys the largest sized vehicles
omnibuses or wagons, are conveyed to the uppe
story.
The building Of carriages is by no means tn
smallest branch of Cleveland manufactures, an
the enterprise and energy displayed by Mr
Lowman in conducting his business is in ever
way deserving of the great success he ha
heretofore met.
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fen lines Of tins (Agafc) Type make one square ,
FsAdyersements Loaded and placed IN column o sPee@i
Easiness Notices double the ordinary rates
YEARLY Advertising Contracts will oe uaerstooa 70 a
nretiy Immediate Business OF the Adefer anu al
sfhof adysrtsenenis by the advertiser VIII be
eLargCd oKtra. -. -. -
AID Religious Notices, 80 per cent. discount
Business Notices Pictorial Column Will be charged al
Az rate Of Is senfs line each insertion
An TRANSIENT Advertisements. be paid for IA A tancs
Advertisements nthe weekly, one square on less u tee
oannths or less same as daily %,
Advertisements IN D1fy and Weekly II be charged 30
per cent. extra.
hfriages All Deaths exceeding ten lines. . cents
kiils oi feaiiy Ao'eil'seis pay A'- n lCloWiEs CO
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$500 FOR GRAIN has been paid by perso
wanting few bushels Of a choice article 10 Sow.
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them Of SURFING themselves tOaNAP when
it would SEEN proper to be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the same rule
in getting a SUIT of clothes Of the right GRAIN.
with even ard smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to SEW upon, and has left upon it an
even, clean, and firm SEAN.
a garment made q 10 the LETTER'-as above
will never be called upon TO recognize the 'LET
'KR Rip"
At J. Sonnebcrns, l56 Superior street Cleve-
land, O., clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description may always be found in any quantity,
and what doubly adds 10 the wonder, is the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN Per Cent less than at
any Other clothing store an the State.
Admission free. and attendants TO show visitor:
through the extensive ettsblshment-grafis.
jnnesd ktFiWtf
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LAUNCH OF IAN OcEAS VEssEL-The Green
Bay AdUOease announces that a splendid ocean
vessel was to have been launched at that place
on Saturday afternoon. She is to bear the name
of the lady of Capt j. Flood, of the steamer
Arctic. A steam mill in Howard is now engaged
in saving out ship timber to freight her with
across the Atlantic. There is no reason why
ocean vessels Of moderate draft of water may
not well be built on the shores of the lakes as
upon the coasts of Maine, and we look to see a
business built up here of which this vessel is
the pioneer
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EPIscoP1TE DEcLINED-The Rev. Mr.. Wes-
ton has declined the EpiscOpate of Texas, on
the ground Ofthe Misrepresentation under which
he was elected as to his being Southern man,
taken in connection with some of his actual an
teeedents in their bearings upon southel n Prin-
ciples and institutions
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II The Rev. Dr. Nicholson, of St. Johns
Church, Cincinnati, has received an official call
to the pastOrship of the Church in Washington
City lately vacated by the Rev. DR.. Cummings
Thd Western Episcopalian thinks he will not
accept the call.
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DapGr Dealesr.

T. COWLES, & CO., keep CONSTANT
lls ly On hand, the LEADER JOE ROOM the follow
ing catalogue Of Paper which they Jrat Eastern pees 70
Casa
BOOK K.ANDNEwsPAPER-wv are prepared 70 fur1iss
News and Book Printing Paper of various sizes and grades
Special sizes madeto order AZ short notice
COLOHED PAPEkS-Of every description nciud1ng
large Double Medium and Medium OF all grsdes and
weight.
PRINTERs' SIZED PAPERS-Including Plain FoliO
Post Packet and Post Folded and Flat CAPS
Commercial Note.
FOREIGN PAPERS-Includug French, English and
German Folio Post folded and fat, Packet and Commerca
Post Commercial and small Note, Letter Paper, Doubs
POLISHED COIORED PAPERs-Including allcoloss
Medium Extra Super-royal Purple, UltramarIns
Green, Scarlet, &c, &c. Enamslsd Paper Of variOu
grades.
RULED PAPERS-IneludingLeg Legal Cap, Account Paper
German Paper Record Paper FOolscap, Packet Post Com
mercial Post Letter, Commercial and Packet Note Bath,
ke, sc, Of all grades and shades, American, English,
French and German Manufacturer BY the ream, case
erquantIty-
PRINTERS CARDS-A large assortment. including So.
per Double French Enameled, Enaneled, Porcelain Sa
Surface Ivory and China White surface Cards. sheets
regular Sizes also Railroad Cards heavy and ezra
heavy Common Coored Cards. White Printers Cards.
for sale by the smaller quantity Any particular
color or 81 yle furnished to order.
BLANK BOOKS-of ali kinds On hand made to order.
BRONZES-As now buy largely Of both English and
German Bronzes prepared offer them
able urces as any other house IN the country.
PAINTERS INK. VARNISH-C0nstantly on hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENIAL PRINIING.
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R. R 3.

R R. R-Radways Beady Rolisf for Hsadache. whsthS
81 or nervous Rheumatism, Paralysis, lumhaeo 00uI
Neurasia TOoihache Saal Pox, Eevers JoLnts
Kidney Complaints Selet Fever P1ns around ,aa
pisrisv Measlos he artburn. and Pains o. All kinds
Radsass Ready Relief will, m lew mlhaesi chAnso
the miseries yoa suffer to Jo5s Of pleasure. 60 -
R-RadWays Rcloy yatils hesotY ~ ~ Ssas
a. Scrsfuors and Sypnlilc Com
- M Ave and other affections Of the Lungs and
T5osf Tniurafon and Enar{ en,enLs o. part Erupsss
5 ofler lisaasfs 0 the skin, Nodes uors UlceIs Dy-
- and m other diseases arising nom an impure stats
81 the Blood. -, -. ia -
sssi,iv Cssveness, Indigestion IDfammation Of the
,~SrIS Dvs1epsia Liver Complaint, Diseases o. ne
fl.rt and Kidneys Female CON plants, small eYeis
Ieasles &c Whenever the system = CUT u eflet
dose Railways Bsgu afors Will restore *
~ female should be without them
h. Remedies are sold By DruTsisrs e
GAYLORD & CO., ana ". FfsxE, Agents; .s;s G.sVs
lAnd, Ohio, frll r
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OSE OF THE HERoEs or YORKTowN-There
are now living, in Dixon Township, Preble
county, Ohio, Carey Toney and his wife, Eliza
beth, (says the Eaton Democrat of the 23d,) the
former one hundred and one years old. the lat
ter ninety-seven. He was born in Buckingham
county, Va, on the 81 of October, 1857; she in
Bedford county, same State, on the 4th of July,
I76I. They were married in 1882, when he
was twenty-four and she nineteen years of age.
He joined the American army in the ReyOlu-
ton; passed through several campaigns; was
present and took an active part in the siege of
Yorktown; was an eye witness to the surrender
of Lord CORVALLIS, in 1871; saw Gems Wash
ington asd Lafayette great number of times
during the siege; recOIlects and describes the
personal appearance of Lord CORVALLIS, his
staff, DC. He is now in the enjoyment of toler-
ably good health, and last fall walked five miles
to visit his daughter. They have lived happily
and pleasantly together as husband and wife fol
the period of SeUeAty-sir years-had ten children
nine sons and one daughter-and now have Iiv-
ing sixty grandchildren, forty great-grandchil.
dren and two great-great grandchildren. Mrs
TOney is now in her ninety seventh year, walk
glibly about the house, eOnverses freely and re,
tains her memory remarkably well. Toney ha,
voted at all the Presidential elections from the
beginning of the Republic to the present day
a thing which we much doubt no other man IL
America can boast as having done. He has vo
ted for the following persons for President of th'
United States, to wit: George Washington, JOIN
Adams, Thomas Jefferson James Monroe, Jamei
Madison, John @ Adams, Andrew Jackson, VIM
H. Harrison, Henry Clay, Zachary Taylor
Franklin Pierce and John c. Fremont.
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Bankers.
II. Herdnlan 6 CO.,

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Coin Foseign ard Domestic EEchanse SnG9Iisns ii
M7ner ana Land Warrants Col ecfons N the Oultea
States Canada and Europe, promptly attended 10 -.
Ageuts farthe Liverpool anu New York screw
n Nv which Passage be secured either 10 or from
IerooI Al the advertised Passage can also ne
-r iron IiVerIOolt TO New YORK, Quebee and New Or-
leans bv the regular lines Of sailing PacAeL Snps As
fra Hare Hamburg sud Bremen 10 New n *. DIails
eraa- AMOUNT Iaya nle thToug utthe Continent
~ Ero and Great Britain and Ireland Eor further p2r-
Aleai~4s- -fi-' - ] HERDAIAN & CO.,
,rlz-5tf II Watrr street. Cleyeland. ONO
n [ WaITs1N. ). n sIAS24kT- G " sIAS3AAT S,,0
HTHITMAN. STANDARD 4 CO.
w 1-1erS and tealsrs in Foreign and Domestic Ex-
change MOI Superi5r street We draw direeS on Lon
An d wi furnish Drafts for any amount a. al
Ire princip poin England Ireland Scotane EIse
ard Germany COilectI0us made On all aceessahe Es
sb-,--ao1i fheI ITIis d and Can1das- mlr-ll
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Drugs.

GOAP-Lew' Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, Ceavor's Glycerae, Musk and Honey
Soap-waranted genuine-for sale BY
PRUSHES-A fine assortment Of
~ Hair and Cloth Brushes; also Teeth Brushes Of Ivory
Bone. Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood. For sals by
ieo9 y W. sASkklpEk
II UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
~ sortmenf just rockwell tgether with grsAI variety
fsss $50 '''-'' E W SACKRIDER.
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School Books,

II b. COBB & CO., RESPECTFUL
- LY ask theaIteROn OF Ieacsrs and Dealers 10 N
SeRSS BodE IN a W eP issss books IA large as
titles, Tie stock and good Condition. and or pr
Adams Ariihmeiics;
Andrews aad StOddard's Latin Grammar
Andrews Latin Reader;
Andrews Classical Series:
Andrews Latin Lexicon.
Al hons Classical Series,
Anoid's Classical Series;
Aaihons Latin Dictionary;
Ainsw5rth's Latin Dictionary;
Adler's Progressive German Reader
Ader's German Dictionaries; C2I
Bounloa's Alge. IA;
Bu ions' English GrsmHar;
Browns Grammars; %
BeFard's U, S. His;oy,
Buffers Sallus';
Boyd's Rhetoric;
Bulhons' Classical Series;
Colburn's Arithmetic;
COTells Di-est Of Ealiish Grammar;
Clark's Grammars;
Cornells Biographies; 80
Cotton Fiteh's Biographies o.
CoIAssock's Philosophy;
Cooper's Virgil;
Crosby's Greek Grammars;
Cutters PhysiOlOgiss, C2l
CritteHden's Book Keeping;
Day'sAlgebra;
Dlvies' Mathematical woIks,
r'lr~l-rs Esslisd Grammar;
Fiteh's Physical Geography;
First Lessons IN history;
First Book Of History;
Fasquelle's Preach Grammar;
Greenlsaf's Arithnstics;i
GTesns's Graamns,
GoOdreh's Pictorial Histories;
Gaernszy U. S. History;
Gays Chemistry,
Gands' Gramnar-.iermansto 70 IsaTnIEnglIsh;
GraY's BataHies; (D
Hil.aris Readers;
Hazeu's speler ami Deineri
Htehc0cks Geology;
Harkness' Classical Series;
Johnsons Cicsr0;
KuehnGr's Greek Grammar;
LesendreS Geomftry;
LOOMS Mathematical WORKS;
/ Lowell Readers;
| LFelFs Geolosies;
Lossing's u S History;
Liidell Seott's Greek Ls1ison;
| Maitison's Astronomy;
| AcGufeJ Rsaders; (s)
heGuiey's New ReaGsrssE,6l
'iandeVille's READER; ~
AcGuaeyis s. eIIer;
Mitehell's GeogTaphi's;-(D
MeNalIey's Geography,
] Morse's Geography;
/ Monteith Biographies; Cd
| 0Iitehell's Outline Maps;
| McChntoek Crooks First LaIin Book
Nsc lintOek Crooks First Greek Book;
Meadows French Disuonaryi
| AIavh.ws Book Keeping;
Noel ChaDsaps French GRAMMAR
| olnsy's Geography;
/ Olmsted'S Philosophy;
/ Owens Classical Series;
Ollendorf's German Method;
ollendorH's French Method.
/ Payson Dun.on's Writing b *
Parkers Readers; ~
| Pries's Speller;
Pinneo's GRAMMAR; (3)
Peter Parley's Geography,
PeltOn's outlins Maps;
| Peabody's U S. distUry;
ParieJ's UniEei 81 History.
Parker's PhilO ,,nF;
! Porter's-Chemisil-
/ PeissnsT's German Grammar.
| Piuneys French Grammar;
Pinney's French Reader;
| QuackenbOs' U. S History.
Quaeksnbos' Enslish Composition,
RagstATithmet etics; (4l
Rays Aigsbr-s; (O
| Robnsou's Biathematica Work;
Robertsonian System viii, French;
Swans Spellsr:
stOddard's Arithmstics, a.
Smiths Arithmetic;
| Stoddard's AIgebra:
Smiths Biographies; (2)
st. Johns Geology;
/ Smelheis Philosophy;
Sprague's Philosophy,
| Stoekhardt's Chemistry;
Si1imanis Chemistry;
SophO-les' Greek Grammar:y
Spiers = Sureune's French Dictionary.
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HlistEIlaneons.
GEO. B. SLOAT & co.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE THREAD
AMILY SHWING MlrUINF
Prices Is % 50 Dollars.

GEO. B. SLOAT & co.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE THREAD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Prices Is 10 50 Dollars.
We BRAAIAN Arent
lqnZl:dtt No l2 superior St. Cleveland. Ohio
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
pATENT OFFICE AGENCY, OP
". y. BUREIDaE lmy22-l5Tl JEHU BRAINSRp
NlHE TESTIMONY OF THE Rocks
1-To Lime Burners, Masons Builders a aptains and
All others who may wish for the finest quay Of pure gray
An experience oftwentysix years in this busne, war
rants II pedgiug myself 10 sell Line Some OF the best
Qay cheaper by quarter Of dollar per cord than they
sons rough cut propart0nately II addton H1f ne
stone aboard vessels at the rate OF daily have
MhSIf halI mile above Tor West) Of the Marble Head
Light House
June 2, ss-iuns:dsn sO7 ALEX cLEMoNs
SlANWH HALL REFRESHMENT SALOON.
No. 166 Superior Street,
MESSRS. ELWO0O & CO., PROPR1ErOas
THIS MAGNIFICENT AND POPU-
\ LAR SALOON will be constantly provided with all
approved style Of the Epcurian Art DSnssti and
Forelgn Game kept constantly on hand.
echocet Brands Of Cigars, direct from the Importers
Nllbe found a. ths establishment The Of Liquor
ouly Is keDtst the Bar actIt
THATCHER, BURT 4 CO, PRO,
Retail dealers in Lumer Timber Shingles aud Iah
MerEin street. Cleveland, Ohio f0ot Of G. c. < C. X II
Track
We also possess lc es for receiving and shining
ber Slaves kaIr0ld on, GIindstOnes Building Stone and
heavy articles Of all kinds directly from 10 vessel
Ale assignments attended with promp,nsss and Al f
rates my2ld3m
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Att'ps & GounseIlOrs.

GEO. S. CLAPP-ATT0RNEY AT
OLAw aad NOTARY PUBLIC Office over AieBI
Drug Store. Berea- Ohio. ma46mr
Nv S. KERRUISH-ATT0RNEY
w saLaw-No G2 Superior Street, Cieyelaad, Ohio.
BROOKS, B0ARDMAN & FORD.
ID ATTORNEYS AT Law. Atwater Builamss, foot
Of SIperloT st., Cleveland, Ohio -,
D " BRooEs " BoAkDMAS. L w f0sH
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT.
w TORNEYS At LAW. Office No 50, SuPeIloT-st
CleYeland- Ohio MlLLIAMSoN-
jan2l a . MUM
NHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
JnpT and Counselor al Lav--oHee n Super over
Cay Bank- !anl2:9s l=
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
Al LAW. Once ossr ConinisTeial Bank =.
A SPER, j. T., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IA Wansn lIumhull County. ohio. ofice, No. 5 =
Msrkei street. aees-a5l
GPAULDING & PARSONS, ATT0R-
- NEYS At Law Oaice, Parsons Block SuperoI-st
} ? sFAuLDlSg. T. g fAAsoNs
Master CummissiOnerrn m Chancery ir.e--nE
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CONgTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
MANY diseases that humanity Inherited as heir
looms fm the diseased bodies Of sicky Scrofdia
Consumption syphilis and Fits arc among the most com
ran Of constitutional diseases Now, We chre NOT now
many generations the seeds Of these diseases may have
been ablished in the system, ne
WAYS RRNOyArING RFsOLyRNT vii eradicate IRON the
hes of me acfsd exsry particle OF diseased deposits
and IN the veins with new pure and heaithy oiood.
CfuLDREN'S DISEASES.
RADwAY's RENOYATINo ESoLyENf Sh9Qld oe nzl ed as
blessing BY every InStaer tnrousnont ihe an Nness
ings aGs early evidence Of disease transmitted
rom the parent stock few doses Of the RENovATINa
REsoLrENT will eradicate every vestge OF the dease and
insure the child sound and healthy body.
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THE NEW CASKET.

n HIS 10 The AUE UF INC
proven ana reinemeHt the subscriber takes pleas
use IN saying that he now prepared TO furnish entire
article in the Undertr king line superior to anvthipg
ever before intrOtuea II IS ofhs made
In the Gas ke FORM and Is 1zhh
plze glass running the enire leRe oftnp full length
be had with ease.
The CASKEr has none ofthe gloomy and unpleasant An
pearanees Of the old style OF Cons They arr perecfy
alr-tght and hight and convenient for trusprta
oa or putting In yaults common nterments A sin-
liar article Is much used N eastern cities
Persons losing friends and wishing procure ANYTHING IN
the above line. will find much their interest hy linz
and examining for themselves where they vii ind eyerT
attention gwen. DAN'L W DUTY, Underfaksr
Cleve and. June 8 sT-mh26.IeT No IS Tries.
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n { waITs1N = \. sIAsDAET- 6 W sIAS2AkT z,
HTHITMAN. STANDART q CO-
Millinfrp,

DONNETS.-ALARGE ST0CKAT
II ,,I greatly reduced pr'ees' MORGAN ROOT.
DONNETS-At half price: the whole
ID stock. Julio W NAHAkN-
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COAL-COAL.
ATOW IS THE TIME TO GET IN

NOW is THE TIME III '1EI IN
n your Winter supply. We are daily reoelu ASPEN
I Tor Stoves and Crates, which we sell CT $50
1erton Parties wishing 70 purchase vii do well . give
n call All ouders through the Post Once prom1y AZ
tended TO Ofces and Yards en- C. p r. X Pier and al
q EP 4 r. Machine shop. Lake street -, =. %
IOttN nAn. -
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r. R. R.
HEALTH WILL. IN ALL CASES

Ii follow the OF Railways r R. Remedies. Tier
sick diseased weak. feeble OF crippled
with pain nfTmtes, but that Roadway S Ready Relief
Ren0vating Resovsnt Regulators, the nature Of the
disease require, will quickly and rapidly cure
These remedies consist OF Railways Ready Relief had
ways Renoyating ResOlvent Railways Regulators Zach
OF these remedies specal curative powers
certain diseases Yet there other diseases wherein
their combined medicinal properties required and
when thus used II theTeis sufficient NE and strength WITH
diseased dying body 20 sustan their acton the
patient VIII live and be restored 70 hsalth'
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4 3 > =
l. c. PENDLET0N d co,
nEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
IL aW ana, Brsr Hill, Chippewa, Tallmadge and New
q u I'll L.
once Ne ovnts EEehaI yard foot Superior s'reei
apis
NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
ofieularv adapted domestic purposes, we'll as Tor
tesn and smith use can had the undersigned Agents
for the Company. ~
Orders for city foreign t-de will be executed with dis
nsch and Coaldeliyered part OF the city OF aQaly
ich will not fail TO please left II either OF our oihce
- SCOyILL X WHEELER.
oct7 No 81 River street and G. \ z. Goa PEI
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T B. COBB & CO., RESPECTFUL
- LY ask the OF Ieaciers and Dealers 10 The
following embracing the p0pu aud approved
School books We sep these books large quaE
titles The stock and m good Condition. and or pm
and te rms reasonable.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1858-05-01
Etat De la Io1ItSlaate.
CouR DE DISTRICT,

re;o;ssc csGe DE 81 1'szs.s9; Hasa,v. No. s4o7.
Succession de Clementine Richard.
WDIERRE JACOB BAPTIsTE FON
= TENOT, de la Paroisse St. Landry,
Administrator de la Succession de feu Gle
mentine Richard, epouse decedee de Elishss
Shearman, aussi decede, dernierement de la
susdite Paroisse, ayant presente un Tableau
Final de Distribution DIES fonds de la dite suc-
cession, accompagne dune petition deman-
dant l'homologation d'icelui = Et attendu
quill etc fait droit a la demande de la dite
petition par ordre de la Cour en- date du %
Avril, 1858.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
denne aux interesses dams cette succession
d'ayoir deduire au Grefe de la Cour susdite,
dams les trente jours qui suivront 10 date du
present avis, les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont.
pour lesquelles le dit tableau ne serait pas
homologue, administrator decharge de
toute responsabihte ulterieure ct son eau
tionnement cancelle.
L. LASTRAPES, Grefier.
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