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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-08

AN Alderman once called on DIR.
Franklin, and said he had tenden.
cy to the gout, and asked him what
he could do to arrest it.
"Take a bucket of water and a
ton of coal three times a week." re-
piled the doctor.
"Why, how?" replied the Alder.
man, in astonishment.
"Drink cup Of the former three
times q day, and carry the latter up
three flights of stairs"
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A MAN REVOLVING IN TIE VIE,

A MAN REVOLVING IN THE WHEEL
OF A STEAMsoAT.-On SATURDAY.. q
man, name unknown, was driven
from the shore near Albany, Maine,
in boat, by the severe gale, without
oars. He was padding along with
II piece of board, which he found
in the boat, rs the steamboat Ragle
was making her downward trip
The Pilot, Mr.. Ezra Hunter, did not
ace the unfortunate man, and the
boat drtted directly under one of the
paddle-wheels OF the Eagle, which
broke it to pieces. To save himself,
the man clung to one of the paddles
OF the wheel, aud WAS carried up the
wheel-house, where he was badly
hurt before his cries were heard
The boat was Immediately stopped
and the poor fellow rescued from his
horrible position. He was very &C..
riously, though it is hoped not fatal
ly injured. He was sent back to
Albany for medical add Portland
argus.
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An actor in Georgia. in the cor

AN actor in Georgia, in the course
Of play, kissed the wife OF a bro
ther actor once oftener than the su
thorized version Of the play required
and was therefore severely whipped
by the outraged husband. Having
been a ''star" before, and now being
provided with the "stripes." he thinks
he is entitled to represent the flag Of
his country.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-08
A Husband Shot by his Insane Wife.


The wife of Captain b. F. Bent
ley, Of Monongahels city, a young
and beautiful woman, is subject to
arrangement Of the mind, at inter.
walls, Of about two years. At one
time heretofore, it was necessary to
restrain her entirely Of her libeity,
and she was sent t. the Asylum,
where, after few months, she recov- :
cred, and WAS brought home by her
husband. After the lapse Of the
usual interval, the third spell came
on some four weeks ago, and it was
the intention OF her friends to remove
her to Pittsburg early this week, bu
favorable symptoms appeared anC
it was deferred until to day. Sh,
got possession, by some means, O
the pistols used by the Captain wher
in command Of his troop, the Ring
gold Cavalry, procured powder and
lead, and loaded them, and went in.
to the garret of the house. Discov.
ering her whereabouts. he went after
her. and as he ascended tho las,
fight of stairs, she presented one o.
the pistols and fired. The bull Oh
slug, entered the Captains neck, ia
front OF the jugular vein, ascended
through the jaw bone, and was found
10 'ged in the under, opposite side o.
the mouth, shsttering bones and
teeth in it's deadly course, in hor-
rible and frightful manner. The
unfortunate husband is still alive
bleeding profusely, but speechless
and the attending physicians afford
no hopes for his life.
Pitts6uyy Dispatch.
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R<Yss Sssb - :
The RspubKSao I.esx ncS e.
Massachusetts wss gvilly ~ = SvY (
uuwiss - well - unjust - 49,
they submittsd 10 . vUss a tks -
pie cf thas STATE . psoyossd ansed-
ment Of the Ccuseitutiop, whsspbg
foreigners ere 70 be deprived ofthS
right 20 vote fof two years nltoT tls3Y
naturalization. This mcvssneus h
calling down undivided Hepublican
disspprovsl throughsut the whole
country. and we trust the elect OF
this protest will not b lost upou ths
M massachusetts, Republicsns, buB shss
they will cotne mp mssfuliy - -
polls and summsrify Pot down ttis
revolt against the rights Of oar adopt
ed citizens, as recognized BY the ns-
tional constitutions. This decided
action they owe to themselves and
to the Republican cause generally.
The Republicans in Wisconsin,
flowing with the earnestness anil
vigor Of youth. have been the first,
we believe, rs a body, to meet this
Massachusetts innov alton upon Re-
publican doctrines, and have issued,
through their State Central Com
mittee, an address, IN which they
disclaim any sympathy with the
Massachusetts movement, and quote
from the Republican platform Of that
state to show that they are pledged
agai 1st it. They conclude by say
ing:--
Standing firmly upon these prin-
ciples, we do not hesitate to declare
in behalf OF the Republican party
of this state that we condemn the
passage Of the Massachusetts law to
which we have referred, as a depart
ure from our settled rules OF action;
we protest against il as being, in ad-
Idition, uncalled for and unwise; and
we earnestly entreat the people Of
that state to review the action OF
their representatives, and to efface
the single stain upon that escutcheou,
which the Republicans VI Msssachu-
sets have so nobly borne.
What state will be the next to fol-
low the commepdable example set
by Wisconsin? Let there be sent up
a united protest from the Republi-
cans OF the whole nation against this
nnwise and unjust measure Of the
Massachusetts Legislature.
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jealousy in High Life.

~ correspondent OF the Ot. Louis
RpuJlican describes a singular af-
fair which recently occurred in PEN
sacola, Florida:
Miss Susan -, daughter Of
one Of the most distinguish d iurIsts
and politicians OF Florida. entertain
ed a most violent passion for Mr. G.,
Mayor of Pensacola, who had paid
her some attentions previous to his
marriage with another lady. She
took no great pains to conceal from
Mr.. G.. the nature of her feelings.
and had on several occasions con-
Quoted her self in rather an ex,rava-
CANT and startling manner. but he
probably supposed nothing serious
would come of it. Ond day recent
ly. however, she went to his house
and called for Mrs. G., and when
that lady came to the door, drew a
pistol. ready cooked, from the folds
OF her dress, and fired at her rival
The bullet missed, and Mr.. G.. then
bravely rushed upoa the desperate
girl and wrenched the pistol from
her. hut, prepared and determined Il
shed blood, Susan drew a knife, an
before she could be disarmed by 9th
ers who interfered succeeded in in
tlicting a slight wound upon Mrs. G
1t is stated that her father in order t,
shield her from criminal prosecu.
ton, is about TO send her to an insan,
asylum.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-08

ENERNL COLLECTING AGENTS. -
" M'CAHAN Il MARkLE have formed I. ca.
partnership, and are now engaged IN Il general
Collecting business. Persons who see proper
to entrust their business in our hands, can re
Is Oh having IL done promptly and satisfactory.
All moneys collected will be promptly paid
over.
ID. ID. MCCAHAN,
JOEL MARkLE.
FINDLAY, o., Dec. IS. ls57-tf.
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ma. +. w. ENTRIKIN, will herear

hV. +. w. ENTItIhIN, VIII hereNIter de.
IL vote his entire time to the practice Of Med
icine and Surgery, in Findlay and adjoining
country. Prompt attention u business ut all
times.
REsIDgNcK-0pposite the Joint Stock Hotel,
on Sandusky street, West of Main.
OPFIcE-Four doors South OF Wheeler Bros.
as When professionally absent, orders may
be left at residence,-all such orders will re.
;eive prompt attention.
March 4, (Jan. y 1858.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-08

(.N0. q TimpHy's 3uHdi"s) TOLEDO. ONO,
VIII attend punctutlly ~ all business intruSt.
ell Jr his charge in Lucas and adjoining cnun.
ties. Persons in Hancock, having business IN
Luc;,s county. can rely ON having il promptly
attended tu hy addressing me As above.
January L., lS5D.--[Gm
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-08

WIN c. HUNTS, Attorney aud Couns-I-
w lor At-Law, FINDLAy, Hancock co., q.
OrFtcE above Green's Drug Store, opposite
the Court House.
April 10Th. l~jN.-ly.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-08
A Tron,EYs Ar-Llw.-pALMER ASH

A TrORNESs Ar-L NV. - PALMER ASH
"A MASTON, Attorneys At.Law, have lo.
Gated M Fiudliy, Ohiu. where ihrN VIII prompt.
IS attend L. all business of their profession
that may be entrusted tn thGirclre IN Hancock
and adjoining counties.
j. NJ. PALMER will also attend to any legal
business ~ which his services may he wanted
in The District aEi Circuit Courts ui the I'M.
ted S.ate IN Ohio.
Hs- Onice upstairs over the PnStonice, in
William Taylor new brick building.
JOHN NJ. PALMER.
June | {. ISIS. JOHN MASrON.
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Seeda! Seedsl

DR. w. IL. BALDWIN has removed his
IL office TO room over II. Newell's store.
November 4, lS5S.-[tfI
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REIT e n M A MS
(pnRNERLy sroUoHros's)
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
Cnrrlngrs, nugglen. suIkIes, Sc.

THE undersigned have associated themselves
Il together for the purpose of engaging in the
manufacture Of
Carriages, Buggies, suilsics, Sc.
They intend to keep on hand. and manufacture
to order, THE BEsT STYLE of everything in their
line. Their long experience IN the business
and the general satisfaction which their work
has given heretofore in this section, warrant
them in believing that they will receive lib.
eral share fpublic patronage.
rhey occupy KOoNs' OLD STAND, on Putnam
street, west of Carrs Hotel, and next building
Immediately west of the Methodist Church.
JONAS & CHARLES kOUNS.
FtNDLAY. o.. April IL, 1858.
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nNSIEL 70. BEARDsLEY, Attorney at
~ Law, will promptly attend To all busi.
ness entrusted tn his care.
AS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
will itten to the Writing and acknowledging
of deeds aud mortgages. and To- the taking ot
dopuSitIpns.
0FrIcg-Melndeon Building, in the room for.
merry occupied by j. +. Caples, Esq.
Findigy, Ohio, April 20. lSjS.
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ny GpIr. EZRA BROWN.

HoIT ~ D'toWN, Attorneys and COun.
" ScllnrS at Law, and General Collecting
Agents, will give prompt attention To all bus
mess entrusted to their care.
OFFlCg-Secund story uf Head Quarters"
Block. first door north of Rocds Hotel. III dlly,
Hincock county, Ohio. (Dcc. -, IS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-08

T
"URD ~ CHURCH, General Collecting
III Agents, will promptly attend Ia the col.
lection Of claims Of all kinds, in Hancock and
adjoining counties.
RErgnEstEs: udge Whiteey; C. W. ONeal,
EsQ.: Wheeler X Bros.
-Once-Second door Dixon House Block
corner room. lAug, X, ls5s.-ly
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MEAT MARKET,

NTEAT MARKET,
WI Kept ny q. W. NEELEY,
sCHwAB'S mick RLoCR, WEST oF rng curRT. HOUSE,
MILV.CROSS STREET.
Apr,I l. lSjJ1 FINDLAY, OHIO.
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FIsDLAY, Ohio, July 22d. 1868.
NATURES ASSISTANT

NATURES ASSISTANT
In DIR. Il. d. SOPER, would respectfully
announce that he has permanently located in
Findlay, where he will attend To al calls in his
Profession.
bYDr. Armstrong. October IL. 1858.
DARBER sHOP.-The undersigned has re-.
Id moved his BARBER SHOP 10 the room here.
tOiore occupisd by Mr. David Adams, where he
will be pleased to receive the patronage of his
old customers, and AS many others as are dis.
posed to favor him In his line.
GEORGE CONAwAY.
FrsDLAY, Ohio, March IL, 1859.
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~ ARDEN, FIELD, FLOWER HERB, and
" LAWN GRASS SEEDS, IA large and fresI
assortment, direct from the most reliable SEED
Houses In tho United States, for sale at
GREENS DRUGSTORE,
March lS, 1859. FNDLAY, Quo.
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DLANKS OF ALL KINDS.
ID Just printed and for sale
AT rus JEFFERsosIAN OFFICE.
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tJhorEhTx FOR sALE.-The undersIgn
ca mas house and lot for sale, situated on
oahdusky street, In East Findlay. He will dis
pose OF mem on quite reasonable terms. For
particulars apply to JACOB KIMMONS.
FInDLAr, Ohio, June IL, 1854
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NAih.s VI. ASHLEY,
eD AftoruU tt-f.aw,

June IL. ISIS. JOHN MASTON.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-11-26
DERNIERE OFFRE,

H u soussigne, etant force par sa mauvaise
MA sante, d'arreter son excellent moulin
scie vapeur, situe au centre dune su-
perbe ct abondante piniere, Went encore
l'ofrir a vendre, avec tout l'etablissement
bois de choix, &C., = vii prix, soft lie moulin
seul GU avec retablisselnent.
II offre aussi a vendre a grand marche,
GU il louera, un grand etablissement tout
neuf, au centre de la Vile Pla,e, ct propre
q toute espece d'affaires La propriete con-
siste en- une grande maison, cuisine, Office,
grahde cabane, magasn E mais, remise, sa-
s::.one. s;ardin, 10
Pour plus dinformations s'adresser An
dre Dardeau, a Ia Vile Plate, au soussigne
au moulin q scie, ou l'Editeur du Cour-
raer des Opelousas. E. DARDEAU.
26 Novembre 1859.
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UN Ae!TRE
MORCEA(J Dr. 'TERRE.

situe a la Pointe Marianne on Maroane, dams
Ia Paroisse ST. Landry, sur lie Bayou ues
Cannes, dams Ia Prairie Mamouth, .mesurar,..
sept cent cinquant-cinq arpens ct s4-1O0mes,
confrme . Manette Boisdore, veuve d An.
tome Boisdore, comme il appert par le Rap
port No. 9, Anseyi:an State Papeys.
CONDITIONS =: Le vingt pour cent sur lie
prix d'achat payable compliant, le Jour de la
vente, ct Ia balance payable un, .deux ct
trois ans de credit, a partir du jour de la
vente, cest-a.dire, un tiers le ianvier 1861,
un tiers le I janvier 1862 ct le dernier tiers
le Z janvier 1853 Les acquerears fournis.
sant bonnie ct sufhsante caution solitlaire. i
Ia satisfaction de administrator de la sue-
cession, ct de plus les terres demeurant spe.
cialement hypothequees Iadite succession
jusqu' All plefn ct entier paiemeDt du capital
ct des interets quf pourront s.y accro1tre. 4
raison de huit pour cent par an de leur eche.
anee an Placement
Is lies placements devront etre fats an
Bureau du Recorder de la Paroisse ST. Ian.
dry, dams IL vile des Opelonsas.
0y Pour plus amples informations tou-
ohaDtla situation de ces terres. Sc referer i
d. Hayes. arpenteur, aux Opelousas. et j
Eugene Marte1. 1eaueI 4 assiate leurrs= ar
pentage Ell qi eonnait la localite
HENRY PROVENT, 14dna1. <6s,e 4
Ia Sac. a Aaat Boisdoye eide W. Boisdors.
Opelousas rs Move mbre 1859.
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RESULTAT DEs ELECTIONS EN-
,vrtv s,> LOUISIANA

Les derniers retours elevent lie nonbre de,voix.
obtenues par NJ. Moore, pres de 10000, ct ceIuil
de M. Wells II 900 settlement, ce aui constitute
pour lie candidat democratic, a la place de Gouyer-
neur, une majorite d'envison 5000, a laoueHe il
faudrat aouter les retours de Vermillion, seus re-
tours qnl ne nous soient pas encore payvenus Une
personne ben intormee nous assure oue Ia MAORI
te de NJ. Moore sleeve a 10000 voix. Si1ceia
est derniere election aura etc pour demoeratie
ioulslanaise un de ses plus beaux triomphes.
Les q, ,0o0. .yoix de M. Moore tradnites en- fats.
nous no donnent 63 membres d6mossates pour la
Chambres des Representants, contfg 80 mernbres
De popposltlon. Cest ]uste la majorite de 80 que
nous annoncAmes, d'avance, il y une douzaine Vie
onrs, loIsque nous parvnrent les premiers retours
des paroisses les plus voisnes. L'eecton de trois
membres: dts independents, complete lie nombre
de 90 don't Sc compose la Chambre. Quant au Sc
nat les democrates auront peu pres la sup6riorit6
nunaerlque que nous avions esperee das le principe
Les deux Chambres reunies doaneront done, contre
toutes les oppositi6ns coasees, une rnsorte de SO
4G voix. Nous nous contentious de ce success oui
fa't en- quelque sorts Compensation pour bien des
pertes regrettables i. =
Malgre ces pertes, nous croyons que les rayoisses
viennent de donner une rude Iecon tous les bu-
reaucrates ct tous les grattepapiers dc ia WILLIE
Ces hono!ables adversaires ct leurs konorabIes "a
mis- les membres de Ia police, doivent perdresa la
n:ais pespoiE de senparer des affaires al ,Etat.
tCourier de la ~ o. au col
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- ~ il . a

EIvMELAIDE BRUCE, de la Paroisse
@1 St. Landry, ayant pr5sente une peti.
tion a l'efet d 'etre nominee Administrative
de la succession de feu Julien Caruthers, son
epoux decide, dernierement de la Paroisse
St. Landry.
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne a ceux qui pourraient avoir des rasons
legales a opposer Ia dite nomination, d'avoir
a les enregistrer par ecrit, au Bureau du
Grefier de Ia Cour de District de la susd;te
Paroisse, dams les dix jours qui suivront la
date du present avis.
L. LASTRAPES, Grehier.
Opelousas, 26 Novembre 1859.
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IL Une Portion de Terre,


1::ss sitaee dams la vile des Opelousas,
mesurant deux cents pieds de face,
(plus GU moins) sur dcux cent cinquante
pieds de profondeur (plus ou moins), bornee
au Nord par la terre de Louis Prudhomme,
afOuest par le lot de terre situe entire cette
terre ct ct la Coulee lesson, suppose apparte.
n1r lEelise Hos:.:.aaoique aes Unele.s;s an
s-a s.a par ia terre de Madame FRANCOIS lie.
melle, ct a PEst par des lots supposes appar-
tenir NJ. Victor Jamoy, ensemble avec les
batisses ct ameliorations qui y sont erigees
ct ,qui en- dependent -.z o. - ;
.UN LOT DE WILLIE, situe dams ladite
vile des Opelousas, borne au Nord par ----- -----
au Sud par -, q lEst par Jet 3
POuest par -, etant le meme achete par
le defunt d la vente des biens de Ia success
sion de Martin Donate, yers lannee 1849.
Une petite Armoire ..9 9.ss.ss y s4., -
CONDITIONS I'm, deux ct trois ans de
credit, d partir du jour de la vente. Les ac-
quereurs fournissant bonne ct suffsante eau
tion solidaire, Ia satisfaction de l'adminis-
trateur de ladite succession, ct de plus, toutes
sommes qui ne seront pas ponctuellement
payees d leur echeance, porteront interet
raison de 8 pour cent par an de leur eche-
ance au Placement, ct les terres demeurana
specialemont hypothequees a ladite success
sion jusqu'au plein ct enter Placement du ca
pital ct des interets AUG. N. ROBIN, i.
Eacantour.
Opelousas, 26 Noycmbre 1859.
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gN Nous voyous, par un avis public dams rEeao
Dc Lafayette, que les Comitks de Vigilance de Yer.
million de Lafayette ontofert une r1compease de
mile piastres pour rapprehension du ,neurter de
Louis Simon g. ss femme, assaasines Il qaelques
semaines.
LIE Gouyerneur ma pas offert la recompense1 1habi.
tuene en- pssreil cas-. t5.i#s I:s
les journaux ct leo personnes qui sont 81 Opposes
aux Comi.es de Vigilance sont prizes de noterl cette
demarche au credit de ces dernera. s.. ~ T..
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CoNTRErAeoNs.--Nous apprenons de diff.
.ferentes sources que des contrefacons DANCE.
reuses circulent en- vile, de billets de $40,
sur Canal Bank. Un individu bien mis-,
s'cst presente hier, chez le. clerc tlu steamer
Dawtak, demandant d ce dernier s'il voulait
lui eehanger du papier du Kentucky contre
des valeurs de cette vile.
lie clerc, N. Lightner, i qui Get echange
eonFenait, fournit sur le champ quelaues
centaines de piastres en- billets du Kentucky,
contre des billets de $40, sur Canal Bank,
que lui ofrait le changeur. en- question. A
ce meme monent le Capitaine Deveany
ayant examine un de ces billets dun cell
scrutateur, l'individu crut prudent de sem.
parer du billet, Parraeha des mains du capi-
taine ct prit Ia fuite.
Celtic nouvelle contrefaeon est tres Iange-
reuse. On Sc rend compte de IA contrsfacon
de IA maniere suivante:
LIE papier contrefait est plus grossier; les
gravures sonts dun noir plus vif du cote
gauche que du cote droit. Les billets sont
dates du 2 decembre 1857. La date est
ecrite en- caract6res plus petits que les autres
blllets. La signature du caissier est anssi
ecrite avec une encre plus noire que de cou-
tune. Les personnes qui arreteront de tells
malfaiteurs, isrendront .un immense service a
la soeiete s& .ss. 5 tss s#z
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FAussE NouvELtE.--La nouvelle de Ia;
prise de possession de Brownsville par Cor
tlnas etait fausse. LIE 4 de &c mois, un vo.
yageur qui SO trouye maintenant d Ia Nile.
Orleans, traverse Brownsville qui etait
encore au pouvoir des Americans, bien que
ceux-ci s'attendissent incessament d etre at.
taqu6s par les Mexicains 80
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a w Z -.

d E soussigne, ayant vendu son magasin
l de Groceries, ct etant sur lie point de
quitter Ia vile des Opelousas, invite ceux
qui peuvent lui deyoir de venir reger sans
delai. En- lie faisant lis s'eviteront du tracas
ct lui sauveront des frais. c. STEEL.
Opelousas, rs Novembre 1859.
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67-F-l a -FT1 --E-z1. . . Va -17- 7E767 :1fz .I
On litdans le PsEieaaa de Marksvj

..sNous n'avens qse des assassinats a enregistrer
cette selnaine.s Mercredi dernier. 10 nomIne Nick
Fisher, accon,pagne des fieres Ben ct Tom Kimball,
sc rc,idit chez les NM. Bolner habitants d1 Grand
Bruly, pres d'Eyergreen, vt vouluren. les metre
h porte de leur demcure. Sur le refus des deux
jeunes Bolner, les meurtriers flent feusurs seux lie
premier recut IL postes dams la porine ct le second
trois dams Ia tete. Ces deux jeunes gems 6taient
ages fun des22 ans eti'autre de 8; Pafne n'etait
marie que depuis un an. Ce crime atroce etc
commits devant u jeune femme et deyaft u ycille
dame Bolner Les deux sKimbalI sont en- faite Nick
Esher d Etc arrete ct conduit, sous bonne gafde,
d Ia ge6le5 a. Alexandra. /" A3 - as:
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la succession de feu Alexandra sDosiHa Gau-1
threaax, deeed6, idernierement de- Ia Paroisse;
81. Landry, ayant presente un Tableau de-
R6glement Final de ladite successien. aecom-
pagne d,une petition demandant lhomologa-s
sions A ,iieelui ! attendu qu'iil ete fait
droita la demande dc ladite petition par ordre
de Il Conr susdite en date du "a Hovembre
1859 .iss.s - s=si.ssss So
En- consequence. avis est par le present
donns aux intereas6s dams eette accession
Id.aveir 4 ednire, pan Ecrit, asl GreHe AZ Elal
Cour susdite. dams les trente joars qul sui
yront b tsdu present avis. las raisons, 81
aucune lis ont pour lasqnall Hes lea dit In
bleau ne. .serait pas honaologn6, l,admiDistra-s
trice deeharg6eB Bdsa responaa isk ute
rieure ACKNOWLEDGMENT canceIle
~ 3. LAETRAPES. Grefier.
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neanmoins les reconnaitres en- examinant la
signature du caissier III Kernion" quitY est
presque 'illisible, tandis qu'elle est dcrite
tres distinctement dams les bons billets.
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