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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

Mr.. Rodgers, the State Architect, prepared
plans for the New Arsenal to be erected this
season in Columbus The building will be 60
by 100 feet, two stories high, with a tower at
each corner and ornamenled with military de.
vices The State Journal says
Quarter-Master General Wood has re-.
ceived three hundred rife muskets from the
General Government, on the quota Of arm S
for our State. The muSkels received are
of new aud beautiful pattern, entirely dlf-
ferent from the old cumbersome weapon.
They are ri6ed IN the bore, self-capperS
with adjustable sights fitting the piece 10
shoot with tolerable accuracy, 1000 yards.
General Wood informs us that-he is caus-
ing the old arms aud equipments in store,
to be cleaned and fitted up in good order,
and intends they shall be kept so hereaf.
ter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

BRIGHAM Co, have large supply of the
different varieties Of summer and OF her hats
There is no trouble whatever in finding among
the lot, anything TO suit your particular fancy.
A full assortment of desirable summer clothing
will also be found there.
ROB ERTsoN, whose mOdesty sometimes stands
in the way of his commercial preierment, is 10
no way behind his neghbors in the liberaty and
desirabeness of his stock.
BENHAM speaks for himself, and his stock will
speak for ITSELF See his ad 'ertisement.
DICKINSON is out with his announcement of a
new stock of jewelry and clocks. He is worthy
OF attention.
T. INQUIRE, of the new Tin and Stove store,
offers new cook stove combining a variety ol
advantages
D. CLEVELAND of Unonvile, offers induce
ments for a share of the trade of the county.
See advertisement
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AsHrADu1A, May 9TH, 1852
PISHOP MCILVAINE'S Select Ser
~ MONs-sELECT FAMILY & PARISH SERMONS


series Of Evangelical Dscourses selected use Of m
lies and destitute congregations By the Rt Rev Charles p
Aclvaine D. d. with preliminary Address, by the same,
parents the importance of Family Religion aud Christian
Education large suprOy Svo volumes of rising 1900
Each volume containing 81 sermons
The principle regarded In the selection has BEEN to make II
embrace the great docns and practical features Of the Cos
ps 10 exhibit evangelical truth pontedy and forciby
In the spirit of its Divine Author adapting alike taste
OF the cultivated and to the understanding the uncuva
ted The aim BEEN to present the great subjects of
veaed religion IN their order occupying wide
System Divinity, far the nature Of compost
tOn will allow keeping studiOus in view the exhibition Of
the whole counsel Of Cod entirely and particularly
the allotted space will permit
The Episcopal Recorder Of these Sermons "They
selected by bishop Melyane for the of families and
cant parishes from large variety Of writer's whom
among the best living dvne Of the Church of England
We esteem such volumes these important treasures In the
Church. They will be rich treasure In family, and Of
pecial value to candidates for the ministry"
The PTesbyeridn Phadephia remarks Of these volumes
awe highly approve of such collections when udciously
made comprising the best portions of various volumes
which would otherwise and aOding
desirable facilities for aluay instruction TO families and des
| titute churches.
"THE PRELIMINARY ADDRESS the religious training Of
| youth is worthy Of all praise"
The CrOss aud Baps Journal says In age like the
present, when many books issued calculated alike TO
corrupt morals and our language work like this cannot
be too much studied"
ngy valuable collection of Sermons the publisher has
cuded 10 put them at the low price of So so set in fine bind
ing Clergymen other persons remtng $40 will receive
sets sets for BIZ. He has sets hand
fresh binding but otherwise equally good which he will
at set The work be sent by mail by Express to
ISAAC N. WHITING, Publisher.
Columbus, Ohio, April, 1859. asst
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BORN.

In Lenox, April 9th, Daughter to Daniel and Miranda
Piper
In New Lyme, May Sd, Son to Luther Melissa Hyde
In New Lyme, April Both, Son TO David and Eliza La
mont.
In Jefferson, May lsth Daughter to John A. and Nancy
Herv y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

BoorH's New York Store. is among the in.
stitutions of the day, and the variety of goods
which are there spread before the people, is only
demonstrating the fact that this establishment
is contributing its share to the unusual induce
ments which Ashtabula holds out to the citizens
of the county for profitable and satisfactory
trade
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

LEG BRoKE.-A son of BRADFoRD JONES had
a leg broken Monday morning. He was sitting
on horse in the field when another animal
loose came up wheeled and kicked, striking the
lads leg aud breaking it just above the ankle.
Reporter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

BENEDICT & SoSs, Of Cleveland, make their
respectful salams to our citizens, and ask that
their establishment may receive the attention of
purchasers, both at wholesale and retail.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

The JOHNSON HoUsE-C. e. MAIN, the new
proprietor of the johnson House, Cleveland, is
making favorable impression upon the travel
ing public. The traveller who puts up there
will fnd that Ibis lines have fallen to him in
pleasant places"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

REsIsNED.--JoHE @. GRASSIs. Esq. Of
Cleveland, has thrown up his appointment
ps Commissioner 10 the u States Court
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ELwELL the absconding culprit from Paines.
vile Jail, has been retaken and returned to bis
old uarlers. He was found at Girard
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

Master Commissioners sales of property 10
Richmond, are worthy of thought.
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PAINEsvILE.--Hon. B. F. WADE will address
the people at the mass meeting of the Repub-
licans at Paiuesvie on Saturday next, at hall
past one. There will be a good meeting
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

See TALcoTr's auction notice. Bargains MAJ
be secured at this sale on Thursday next
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

r. r. AcoIDENr.-A valuable horse belong
ing to ex-landiOrd HolbrOok, was made bead
shOrterby the mail train from the east on Monday
morning last somewhere between Ashtabula
apd KiHgsyille stations -
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.pEATH OF HuNboLDT.-Ths last foreign ar
rival brings news Of the death Of Baron Won
BUNloLDr, 600 Of the most remarkable psp Of
the age "v
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HSw YOAE oArrLu MInnrr-MDy is.

BEEF CArTLE-Modoratsly aotv. Driea. declined fully
Ne per pound ranging from T. l2c-rseeutT Of 1900
SHEEP and AiBS-ln moderate der.and al 4 desiips Of
2aD6Ocper head-Fsceipts Of $500.
sWiNE-Acve At advanced prices u.ss A etsas<. s,su
si9ske Net Rscspss $500.
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GoDEY for June, is, as usual, full of interest.
Arthurs Home Magazine, also, for June, Is
upon our table.
Both these iavorites with the ladies, are to
be found at Cbapmans and Dick S news depots.
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STAPLE GooDs.

100 lbs Prints, 2s &c per pound
s4,0O yds do full msdder colors, at q cts
10000 yds Brown and bleh'd sheetingl, -
at last fall prices
900 yds Flannels.
Stripes, Denims and Ticks.
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THH NuW-YoRR STORE

THE NHw-YoRK STORE
HAVE Removed their Stock across the
IL street. into
Mr. Chapman's Great Variety Store.
10 be opened large and more extensive scale.
Cash System adopted
Goods will be received weekly and always the latest syas
10 be found at the
New YoRR STORE.
500 styles Of Dress Goods
Domestic Department well filed
Goods received from Auction.
If you would save rs per cent
Call at the New York Store
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-21

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented TO Ghs Commissioners Of Ashtzbula
County at their next session, for vacang the road leading
from the South Ridge road In the township OF AHhabu
where II nterseets the Ashabula Central Plank Road
the FIRST toll gate, south Of Ashtabula village.
Ashtabula May Q, 1859 lt&oo
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April 2lst,lS5s
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
Cheap Goods!
THE subscribers prepared With their NEW STOCK
OF SEASONABLE GOODS in the several departments OF
their business supply all who call upon them with almost
anything usually kept in County Village Store and
daily invite all
Prompt Paying and Short Time Customers,
or we like every other Established Firm town. give credit
to Persons to call and examine stock And those
persons who pay CASH will say that facilities for buy
ing cheap equal any Concern IN this place. and
NOT BE uSpERso We do not deal in Auction damaged
Goods purchases at Good and Reliable Houses
and In style quality whit behind those who make
greater preenons We do not propose to enumeate Goods
on prices but will sell PRINTS for from cts to shilling
per yard Lawns Cd to 81 cts Cotton Hose from s to 3s
stella shawls from los to $lOAnd make profit fully equal
desires and whispering either urstock Of Dry Goods
is full Our D0eses bought the last day Of October
which gives decided advantage those who purchased
In November.
Our stOcs of HATS and CAPS Is quite large, of the
newest styles aud latest Fashion.
The BOOT and SHOE department is full and
complete
Our large sale of CRocKERY
has induced Us pay particular attention to this branch
GROCERIES,
Of the very bss. quality and At the LOWEST FEIcES.
WALL PAPER-A good assOrtusaL
NAILS Z GLASS;
PUTTT OILS 4 PAINT.
DYE sTUFTS
WOODEN WARE.
BRooMS.
&C.. $S
We always take pleasure in showing Goods and Shai
sndsayor 10 merit share Of the patrOaage community
We shall take in s1sh4nss for Good, sas dsbt. mo-.
kinds Of produce and the should SoF H. hope 70 Dc
: large business In dried Fruit.
Tho highest prices always PAID ios
BUTTER. LARD. DOSs. a~
TYLER q COLLINS.
AshtAhuls, Msy 5rh 1889.
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Relief for tha Amiotnd 1

nR. s. q. CLARK, German Reform.
aun Of Clara 0ibsonj v eousalsd a he ouWinG
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MEN's Wear.

| Black cloth, Checks for Boys wear,
| Doeskin eassimere, Shirt Bosoma from l5e IN e.
Fancy de good variety, SILK Neck Tles-New STYLE.
Kentucky Jeans Cent? Pat. enambrd collars Il
Pants stuGs all kind,
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NEW FIRM.

New and Increased Stock of Goods.
g G.. OSBORN, late Of Kingsville, haV-
kO' ing purchased interest In the Grocery Busnsa Of
Prentice & Smith,
the busnes win be hereafter conducted under the name sna
firm Of
Prentice, Smith & Company,
in nearly the range trade heretofore with much
enhanced stock and facilities.
One Of the firm has just returned from New York where
time has been taken make liberal purchases with dscm
nation of such goods will not fail to meet the wants aud
challenge to meet the appreciation Of the citizens Of the vii
age and county The results Of these purchases
and judged Of the goods coming TO hand daily and
will be followed by others necessity shall require Tho
condition Of the market East sufficient guaranty Of tho
made That these may be put % the lst
is the chief desire Of those making them.
GROCERIES.
In this department the establishment will be well sup
piled with general dchoce selection Of goods bs
found in the county.
WOODEN WARE,
Consisting Of Pals Tubs Wash Boards Sugar Tubs MOSS
Brooms Butter Ladels, Rolling Pin, &c, &c.
WILLOW WARE.
In large variety such Clothes and Market Baskets Rocking
Dining and Sitting Chairs for the children Bugges and CABS
Hobby Horses Hand Sleds, for the Boys
Berlin Baskets for the Ladies'
In the Dry Goods Line may be found assortment Of Do,
nestle GOods-Sheetng Shrtug Ticking Dcnina Pnta &C.
PROVISIONS.
This trade to which special attention will be given both In
the purchase and sale Win keep constantly hand full
stock of Flour Feed Pork Fish, Salt together with Water
Cement Cured Hams and Shoulder fog family kc
Daily supplies Of Fresh Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore Pcked CLANS and Oysters Lobsters and Sauces
Small Dealers furnished with fresh supplies on liberal terms
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Dr. l. o. Clark having had frequent and urgent solicitations
from his patients and their fsnds 70 v tie nslrhorhood
occasionally that they might consult pspoualy a. well
a. By case viii hereafter visit the sboTe named places
amonfh
Having had seventeen years experiences IN the pasce of
medicine during which time he has treated fhouasnda
ents all forms Of and chronic diseases Win unpAr
aeed (of which Of your friends or neighbcrs
testify and s prepared give relief TO ~ who may hp
ply. Particular attention viii be given to the Of Cox
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dapepa
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of evey character
will be treated with
Also will old and all erupve diseases Of what.
ever character they may be He makes Of universal
used.
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine Will send
general description Of the appearance Of the urine, With
correct statement Of the cause origin Of the disease and
general history Of the symptoms, with name age &c.
An communicationS must be directed 10
aA g. O. CLARK ND.
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DRESS GooDs.
SHAwLa,

SHAwLs,
BrOchA Black sk. Thbet Stella Csmels Hair and Cashmere
shAvls, "a good Etoek)
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1870 EMORY LUCE gives notice
AOO TO all his friends, eustomers and the rest OF
mankind that he still continues the Plant Fruit Veg
eabe growing business and furnish this
N large quantities.
Sweet Potatoe plants, Tomatoe plants Cab
bage plants in variety, CauliAower
plants, Celery plants,
and most other kinds of plants that need forcing order
get them early in the season.
He is also prepared to furnish individuals families with
Pie Plant Strawberries Green Peas Salads and other kind
OF vegetables.
Strawberry plants Of standard and best varieties sale
Sweet Potaoe plants nicely packed go any part of
the United staes Canada 10 fresh condition delivered
the express Office for 1000 and upwards so per thousand
500-l50. lO0-37Kc
Ashtabula, April 1859. 4s6
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ct bon marchenr w. BURTON, capitai- M--s--
ne Gustaye Z. Louaillier; ~constri,it expressement
pour lie merce des Opelonsas. conlniencera SEES
voyages Tiers entire Washington ct ouvelle
0rleanss tant Washington tous les inches,
d 9 heltls matin, ct la Nouvelle 0rls bus les
mercredis,a 5 heures de lapres-midi.
lie steamer ANNA PERRET, c~apitaine VIM. G.
Neal. egalement destin6 au CONNER. y n~y
&c dies 0pelonsas, ~qnittera Washing anm~A
ton tous les Merrredis, a 8 heures AFHi3HIH@S$
du matiu, ct Ia Nouvelle Orleans E%1nGsass
tons les Samedis, 4 Is hetres desl'apres 20
Ces deu1 steamers prendroh dn fret tous les
dk&balgnefients Intermediates, par Atehafalaya. i
Pouffret on passage. s'adresserl oord.
0pelo,lsas, Is jan 1859. o. IITNClEY NJ
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-.-5".. Forthe Patriot.
Einest!
They say that / am older nou ;
/ can not feel it so
My heart is inst as young and warm
As twas year ago.
Indeed there's more Of summer there
More Sunshine falls within
More flowers have sprung beneath life's sky
More joyous / have been.
TITS just a year let's see if time
Has played upon my brow
Was it more smooth, oh mirror tell.
A year ago than now?
More blanched and withered are my checks?
More dim their roseate hue?
And in mine eyes is there less
OF young LIES morning dew
No, no from brow, or cheek, or eye,
. There's nothing that j miss!
could not tell from them that Time
Had left his blishting kiss.
And yet there's something DER my face,
l scarce can point it out. =
AS it a shadow from Times wing
Had fallen thereabout.
Or has my voice more feeble grown2
Ny step less light and free?
Orc my wavy, taken hair
The ssG7et tell a. he
or has my laugh grown tamer now?
My smiles, are they less bright2
And fingers mot around my days
The same ETHEREAL light?
Have any of my loves grown cold? ..-
Less fondly beams mine eye,
Upon a single form then loved,
Nos hlotted from loves SKYE
No, no but, on the other hand,
New stars my heart has found g..
Fresh roses drip with sweetness there,
A may day smiles around.
Have any hearts, forsaken tlent
Have any " turned away y
Does darkness meet thy loving eye
Where wont to und hut day?
! know not those / dearly love,
Are faithful to me yet
In not q single cherished eye.
Affections light has set.
Then, heart, since all thy ilowerets bloom
Aroand thy pathway yet,
And none i@ye lost their loving light,
And none there dost forget,
Tell ne, ! pray thee what's the change?
There surely must be SOME
Upon no human heart could Time
So srathless, harmless come!
A burning flush as evening nears.
When comes its time to die,
o'erspreads my heart as timidly
1t made me this reply:
MetbinkS that | am darker now
Eafths cloudy atmosphere
Has tuenshed some light that once Iheld-
A night comes On, / fear. "oplos.p
Washington, Jan. LIST, 1850.
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DAQUEBoT REGULIER ENTIRE LIZ

OPEla rs Ell La
YEILt-0R S.-Le no.
steamer say esie. cap
G. Bridges, d etc emit
repare ct mis- Il nj. Snntit
liersaentre WASH
tant ellington n
maths Ut ID Nouvelle- OrlS
,haares du soir.
Tout lie fret expedite par |.
AI prix des eaux hautesj G
.ents la bale de cotton, ct
pr0eortion.
Le Bayou Belle Giant
ct ties propre il nQtre iiavf
vent coii4oter sur Ia rfgnlJ
lie so,tsS.en& saiSit cets
sinceres f~etaureieinents ~
GENERAL a9anr iosNart lib
ett aecoTE an Bayou helN
Opelousas, Ter lanyiet
G. g.
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Bureau du Grefier, % deeenhre 1858.
Is. LAsTleAPEs, GfSTAer.
TTAT DE La LoUIsIANE-Coaf d

IL District, Paroisse st. Landry No. SCAT -.
Succession de feu IsraeLh IRsetots, a$ced6.
saa8ffB NJ. MfLsTEAN A %S IA par9isse ~ banaFy'
administrator de la @lNeessinn de leu Israel Bar
ton, decide, deri,ftrement dc la susdite Paress$r
ayant present6 an tableau de classification q
distribution DIES fonds de la dite succession, acce
pagne dune petition deniandant fhonologatsSs
a'ieelui; Et. attendu, quill a etc fait droit q Ia ds
mande de la dite petition par ordre de la Cotfr, en-
date du 4 %janvier 1859; IL
I'm c~onstsssS ayis est par le present donne ak
Interests sNccession. d'avoir q daduire NJ
CRETE de Ia Cour SIS !, dams les trcnte jours qnl
%suivront la date di p~res&at avis, les raisons 81 auctl.
mes lis ont, pour lesquelles lie dit tablean ne seralt
pas a%pprouv6 ct homologue. s
Bureau du Gretier, sjanyier 1859.
Is. LASTRAPES, Grefier.
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Paroisse st. Landry--No 528-PisF8@g =
VALERIE Roy. NES
Dams cette a~ffaire, apras avoir entendu les aoins
lie iuge ayant examine le defendeur en- pleine Corr
ct etant eonyaincu quill etait atteint dune aliena.
atfaires ct Ia loi etant en- favour dn demandels, il est
eli consequence, ordonne, adiuge ct decrete que
VALERIE Roy soft interdit CONNIE Giant incapable
d'administrer ses %afaires.
Fait, Iii ct signt Ell pleine Coar, ce 1snie jour dc
decembre 1858 aux opelousas.
B. "A. MARTEL. Juge du 15me
Opelousas Is jan 1859. District Judieiaire.
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yENTEs PAR LIE SHERIFF,

VENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-Etat de la
' Lonisiane.-Conr de District, Paroisse St Lam
dry.-So i59.-Eittd Foutaine vs.. Lawrence Young.
IN Vertn dun writ tie ieri iacias dtivit dams
ct pour la paroisse St. Landry. ct a moi odres4e, il
sera expose en- vente %pnllique, a u mois de credit a
Ia M9!son de Cour, dams la vile DIES opelonsas,
SAMEDl lie SINE jour dc ~fevrier, A.. b. 1855, common
sit est n6eessatre, tons les droits, titres, %inttrets Ell
prftentions du dit defendeur, Lawrence Young,
a la %prnpfiett s%uiyante, saisic pour ~satissaire 10 dit
ordre, Il sav0ir:
dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry, hornfe au N6r,l war Ia
terre de II. Fqntaine ct Wabie. au Sud oar la terre
d Arcenean, Est par la terre lie Simon Wade ct
1e'aah, ct Quest par Ia terre dc Chs Lelnan ensem,
vent. L. SLorie
haHeau dH sharif, opelousas. Il jan 1851.
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ENTE DE SUCGEsoIuN.--oucuession ue leu
Hubert Doucet.
En- vertu dun ordre de Honorable Ceur de Dis
trict, dams ct pour Ia paroisse de st. Landry, en-
date du Il ~jatlyier 1863 ct oonfolmement q 70 del,.
A~s,aration diment honlologuee d'uae assemblee de
Mile, %j'afrirai Ell yente, lie
SW& Mcieredi, 10 dc Fevrier 1855,
4 In derniere residence du defnnt a Ia Grande Pral-
RE dams la paroisse de st. Landry les proprietes q.
dnssnns liberties: a SaY0ir: n
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Conditions de la ve~nte.-Toutes sommes de $40
ct at dessous compliant. Les eilets mol,iliers a I'M
credit dun an dl premier jour davril proclaim. Les
eselayes 4 I'M ct leux ans du premier avril prnchain
1859. Lhabitation ct les terfes a un credit de |, 9,
5 CT 4 ans On jonr della vente, Les ncqndteurs de-
want ionruir leurs billets avec caution soliltire. A Ia
satisfaction du vendeur. Les dts billets seront fats
%payahtes a Iordre ct endossts par les dts aeqn6reurs
an bureau du Recorder, en- Ia Vile des Opelousas.
j4esdits biltets portant interet 4 raisnn dc Init pour
neEt tHn de Fecheance iusqu'ats Placement. Um by
p~ftltha'ie speculate ct lie privilege du yeadeuY seroit
retenns snr les terres ct les eseiayes |jusy4tau pale
meat u principal ct dies int&rets.
Les actes de yente seront passes anx frais des ac-
qi6reurs.
st. Landry, S jan. 1859. C. LITTELL.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. Z. Hoy, der
49, Increment des 0peiousas. Went d'ouyrir uie
Scnlelpour les icuncs Allies, 4 Ia Vile Platte, u la re-
sidence da docteur McDayitt, on les pensionnaires
qi'pn yordra bien hi eflyoyer. seront recues par ellie.
2Janvier. 1858.