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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16

WASHINGTON COUNTY did nobly in the
election on Monday. The Republicans
have increased their majority over last year:
and it will b, long time before the gallant
voters OF that county, who support the
party of progress and of right,wll relinsuish
the power they have 50 nobly Won into the
hands of the Democracy. Washington
County is truly redeemed. and is entitled t,
all praise for the result of the continuous
and hard fought struggle which has been
going on there for the four or five years
past.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16
Yours Truly.
SPECTATOR,

HAT.-Ther1 Las not been :, much bav in
our market this fall as usual. The market
price is from ten 70 thirteen dollars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16

READ.-Messrs. Robinson Harden s
new advertisement, and notice their re-
moyal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16

An APPEAL To THE JunGMENr.-Tbe Ma.
chlas Union in its last weeks issue, close.
its leader thus:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16

| THE GREAT EASTERN e % 1
The Portland Ads( c..,..
with James Reckic,
ger in the Europa, and 'laASd to -
the arrangement, for the as -. po,,,s 10"
Eastern were SO far perfect ano,
be expected at this port at 1nn.T
fore named. The idea OF y ~ NNH
port he regarded as absurd AIMS he@
without any foundation. Nsh 4
The following arrangements have been
made by the Portland City Council, for a
suitable demonstration upon the arrival Of
the steamer
LIST. That public dinner and ball be civ.
en- by the citizens and under their direction.
I'd. That the City Council cause suitable
salutes to be fired, the bells TO be rung, and
the public buildings to be decorated.
Sd. That the City Council request gen.
eral illumination by the citizens on one eve
ming.
eth. That the City Council have a display
OF fireworks. accompanied by suitable music
on one evening.
5th. That a committee of reception and
entertainment be appointed
9th. That the City Council make the ne
cessary arrangements for steamer excursions
in the harbor and bay.
ith. That there be military encamp-
ment during the time the Great Eastern is
here, provided the military will turn out for
such an occasion.
The committee also voted to extend invita-
tons to the President of the United States
and his Cabinet, te Lieut.. Gen. Winfield
Scott, to the Governors of the several States
in the Union. to the Gov. General Of Cana
ia a,,l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16
- Read c. l..

- Read c. l.. Debates advertise
ment in another column and then make
him prove what he says by giving him a
trial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16

HANCOCK CouSTY.-We publish fuller re
turns from this county, than We have ever
before been able to, the same week of the
election. Our friends In the several towns
who 50 promptly furnished the result of the
election, will please accept our thanks. In
consequence OF their efforts, we are enabled
to give fuller, and more accurate returns in
this county, than was ever published before,
except when copied from the Official returns
as given in the Augusta papers. Greenfield,
No. l and No. ,, are now in Penobscot coun-
ty, but vote for the Senators in this county.
also for representative to Legislature, bens
in the Franklin district. Long Island and
50 not heard from. No 10 not organized.
The Republicans gain near two hundred.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16
The Baseness of the Demo
cratic Organs Exposed.

The Bangor Union having meanly and
basely persisted in charging upon the Gov
crnor and Council, a gross robbery of the
treasury IN the matter of allowance to our
Claim Commissioner at Washington. and
the Portland Argus and other organs having
repeated the libel, we feel called upon to
MAKE good our allegation. that tie =. rob
bory.' if robbery il WAS, II Nd THE Sane
riON OF LEADING DEMOCR iTS-and
among them SOME OF THE REPUrED
OWNERS OF THE BANGOR UNION II
SELF. T. that end we have procured the
following COPY Of memorial addressed to a
mcmb.r Of tie Council. upon the subject of
the allowance to In. na,r for Obtaining the
SI6,oao which Main has received this wear
II IN the General Government
BANGOR. July 81, ls59
HH. l. i. Wing.
>ga .-fue undersi: ned tax, t,is mctho-i
of expressing T. you their opinion that the
payment u tho Commissioner at Washing
ton. Of the full rats OF percentage upon the
claims of Maine against the United States .as
proposed in classification made by the Ex-
eeuilve Council in March. lSjS-lS DUE
10 SAID COMMISSIONER AND Is FOR
THE BEST INTEREST OF THE STATE.
t>isned by
LEONARD JONES.
u. NJ HOW ARD.
AMOS NJ. ROBERTS,
F.. W. FLAGG,
JOHN \. PETERS.
HASTINGS STRICKLAND
DUDLEY F. LEAVITr,
WILLIAM CUTTER,
f. G.. RAWSON,
JAMES WALKER.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
And % other prominent Democrats of
Bangor.
Many prominent democrats both of this
and ether parts Of the State, whose names
are not signed to the above petition-inclu-
ding Hon. Samuel II. Blake of this city, and
Daniel I. Pike Esq, editor of the Augusta
Ags-have also recommended the allowance
OF - per cent, which, "a mentioned below,
is much larger than was actually IaiI-S.-
coo more.)
Let it be remembered, therefore, that
while the Bangor GniOn and the Argus ac-
cuse the Governor aud Council of "robbing
the treasury in the payment of Sll 900 to
the Claim Commissioner, the democratic
loadlrs above named. said it would be eaui-
table and "iOr the interest of State to pay
NINETEEN THOUSAND D0LLARS-and
urged its payment.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-28

DWELLING BURNED.-The dwelling house on
Tsnn's Ranch, in Eureka township, was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday morning. December
18th. The house was occupied by Mr.. Roscoe,
aud just as the family were getting up in the
morning the kitchen was discovered to be on
hre. The flames spread so rapidly that the in
mates had barely time to escape. while the en-
tire contents were consumed with the building.
The fire is supposed to have originated by the
-sarelessness Of . Chinamsn, who was employed
- . cook. The loss is estimated at 81 500.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-28

TEE LADIES' BALL.-The ball, given by the
ladies Of Nevada for the purpose of raising
meens to protect the city from Ere, came off at
the Court House on Monday evening, according
to the original programme. Notwithstanding
q large company was in attendance, and the
ball room was somewhat crowded, every thing
was conducted in the best order, and in a man
ner highly creditable to the ladies, who were
the sole managers. The festivities were kept
up until daylight yesterday morning. The
managers have not yet got returns from all the
parties selling tickets but we learn that the net
profits Of the ball win not vary much from nine
hundred dollars
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-28

AxrtrArIoN.-Dr. R. N. Hunt, County Phys
ieian, amputated the right arm of Henry Par.
ker. last Saturday evening at the hospital.
The limb was taken OF about half way between
the wrist aud elbow. Mr.. Parker's hand and
wrist were badly mangled about month ago,
at German Bar, By the premature discharge Of
u blast, and he was brought to the hospital for
medical treatment He is now doing as we'll
as could be expected.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-28

DrED.-Jerome Larkin. young man about
22 years old, died of consumption in the county
hospital, on Friday last. He has been confined
wants have been properly attended to; but nei-
ther medical skill nor kind attentions could
avail to save him from the common fate. He
was formerly from Middlebury. Indiana, where
bis parents aud relatives now reside.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-28

TO INVALIDs.-Have you Disease OF the
Kidneys
Take Rsley's Compound FluidExtraet Of Buchu.
Have you Disease Of the BadderS
Take Risey's Compound Fluid Extract of Buehu.
Have you Disease of the Urethra?
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract ofBuehu.
Suffering from Debility ofsexual organsi
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buehu.
Suffering from Pain in Back and Loinsi
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract ofBuchu.
Subject to irregularities and obstructonsf
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buehu.
Suffering from Dropsy or Graveif
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Bueha.
Any Burning in Urinary Passages'
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
fresh supply just received by
e. Il. SPENCE,
2S.tf Druggist & Apothecary, No. Al Broad st.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-28

that two men named Briseoe aud Jacobs had
been arrested, charged with rObbing Mr.. Weiss,
on Bear river. Briscoe was examined before
Justice Anderson last Wednesday, and commit
ted to jail in default Of $4,000 bail. Jacobs
Was examined on Thursday aud discharged,
there being no evidence against him. James
Stewart, alios "Limber JIM" charged with ex-
tracing fifty dollars from the pockets Of a
miner named Samuel Smith, while the latter
Was intoxicated. was examined before Justice
Anderson on Friday, and held in $500 bail to
answer to the charge. Being unable to give
the required bond he was committed to Jail.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-28

Cosmopolitan ART Assocr rATIoS.-This Asso-
citation was organized in New York city. in
1854, with the design 10 encourage and popu-
lAriEe the 6ne arts Subscribers receive copy
OF the elegantly illustrated Art Journal for one
year, with splendid steel engraving, at the
low price Of So so. Copies Of this work, with
. besusiful specimen Of the engraving for 1860,
representing Shakespeare and his friends"
can be seen at the book store Of J. E. Hamlin,
corner OF Broad and Pine streets. who is au-
thorizsd to receive subscriptions for the work.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-28

RkruRSED.-Mr. Geo. Hearst, an old resident
aud one Of the original quartz miners of this
county, bat now engaged in silver mining on
the Eastern Slope, returned to Nevada last
Monday morning. having left Virginia City the
"Wednesday previous. He came by way ofPIa-
.csrville, and reports the road in a bad condi-
tiou. The weather on the other side of the
mountains continues cold. and the ground is
still covered with several feet OF snow.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-28
SDeciaI Notice.

L. NJ. COhn, Of the Philadelphia Dry Goods Store.
wishes to inform the good people Of Nevada and vicinity
that he has just opened his large and well selected stock
of FALL WINTER DRY GOODS DoMEsTIcs ETC, and
will not bali them with lcct Calico or sK ct sheetng,
but will sell all goods Cheaper than the Cheapest estab-
lshment in this town and win not be undersold by any
one Call yourselves. Ladies' and be convinced for
determined to d. as say, and no humbug.
L. M. COI1N.
SIT Philadelphia Store, Commercial st., Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-28

PERsoSAL.-We had the pleasure yesterday
of making the acquaintance of Col. ]. Williams,
editor of the Territorial Entsrpriss, who has been
sojourning In this State for the past few weeks,
on business connected with his paper He will
remain in this county for few days, and de-
signs returning TO Carson City by the route
through the Yuba Gap.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-28
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. rs. 1859.

THE CHRIsTMAs TREE.-The tree erected in
the Methodist Church, on Saturday evening,
was fairly loaded down with beautiful presents
for the little folks, and the building during the
evening was crowded with children of all sizes,
ranging from knee high to duck up to full
grown. The drawing and calling off the pres
sn!s occupied several hours, aud several OF the
articles presented to the full grown hombres
produced much merriment Having noticed
during the afternoon some large vegetables,
and other articles which didn't seem to be very
appropriate to present to the small children, we
prudsntly Abssnted Ourself from the place while
the articles were being distributed. The cere-
monies concluded about ten o'clock, when two
Or three hundred happy little girls and boys.
with their arms full of toys, left for their homes
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-12-28
gassial Ngtiess.

NewelI's Cough syrup.-we have just received
few bottles Of this Syrup from the Manufacturer II
to US highly recommended as a remedy for ColDs
cOuoH soRE THROAT, BRosHEns or any other affection
Of the throat or lungs.
RUDOLPH & HUNT,
u-u 80 Main street, Nevada.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-06

Fast Tyotting-A race came off at the Broad
Rock Course, on Friday last between NANNY
Bell" and "Col. RUSSELL mile heats, best
three in five which was won by the mare, who
is but six years old, in five heats. The Col
has heretofore been considered invincible I'm
this region, but has, at length, found his mis-
only a steady, honest goer, but promises, If
carefully handled for year or two, to become
a dangerous customer 10 even the higher fyers
of The North. We did not see the race, snd
can, therefore, do no more than give the una
as reported to u.s. sE
I,k IN. Nanny Bell. ll..,...,........,oIyiI -
B. 4. Col. Russell. ..... oz!ss
Time--24s, 2;t4ks 249; 25s4; Gos
The above is the best trot ever "ssassseu =.
this section. and may be taken as an Indication
of faster time hereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.

lac Nanasrbiit's Nails. Aantua BesirScd
Nv the atiies.-Nictor Emanuei Ret"sesthe
Dctatorship Of Beiogua and ahe an"eAa'
tion Of the Roman states. Anssrian NC
e,un, of Magenta. Sc.. Ae.. @c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-06

c., N,,;.cr,. - The residents Of 17th street,
near the old distillery, are very much annoyed
hv an intolerable stencil, which arises from
new soap factory in the county, where deed /.
animal matter, In a putrid state, IL allowed 70
remain until the air becomes "unbearablef To
Ordinary olfactories. So intolerab,e has this
nuisance become, that the citizens were in the
act of taking the law into their own hands,
few evenings since. and ridding themselves OF
II by force when Officer Thomas arrived and
induced them to desist by promising 10. bring
inc matter TO the notice of Justice Netties,
which he has done. aH
the county officers will find u similar nuisance
recurring their attention. The place has neen
| frequently complained Of anddeseryes special
attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-06

Good Order.--We doubt whether there 70 ans
other city in the Union In which the Folrth
was 90 strictly observed by all classes with q
little dissipation and lawlessn<ss. ~ u THIS
ciiy on Monday. Most of The business neusee
were closed throughout the day, and hanareas
OF business men left the esy 70 spend tne!F
| leisure hours in social enjoynents win frsends
| and aea uainfances, and 70 csiehrsts the DAY 70
| their own peculiar way. Throughout the dey
| crowds II persons were pastlns 10 and irc sl0
s.,t ~, where ala we So man who was d..
ruissd In liquor, OF as all disordcriys indes1
| a d uiet was eyery thing, and - g0od nastxea
and cor nted seemed 70 10 Ill cle&sess that t1o
r,piice offcers had literally nothing - ~ ~
L <R~s, fana 81 hn4s sss x ~ =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-06

Tn. eieamsaip VANDERBILT arrived at New
work Snasa,S having left southampton on the
-, ,.ll. with dates four days later than those
rrsviousIy received. The most important
Of Gencs by this arrival 10 the report
.b,, Prn,sia had made propositions to France
. .,...rsa ftr neaca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-06
''She lends a grace to every place,
Her smiles make virtue vernai;
A something half divine, between
The earthly and eternal.e

confessed himself SO completely oyerpowered
by the sentiment that he conld not utter a
word!
Minor sentiments were offered and responded
TO by Messrs. Thomas, Crane, Darlington and
others, whose names the reporter could not
obtain.
After passing vote OF thanks to the proprie-
tor OF Tree Hill and the Picnic Committee,
the company was dismissed BY q few Welt
timef, remarks from the President Of the day
Nothing transpired 10 mar the joys Of the
OCCASION and It was the united testimony o1
all present that il was enc Of the happiest day.
ef their lives.
All the oraticns, addresses and speeches, Of
which il becomes the reporter to speak, were
eloquent, interesting and we'll timed. .@
The sabbath School connected withs the
invited 10 srend the fourth with four Sahbeth
schools ccnnected with the Pole-0Tee ana
kAle1n Church, Nt cid Pole-0reen Chnrchs IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-06

Pieesloniniiss IA sinGias ~ Hrary Lane, Iseu
Aens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-06

After some unimportant business, the Coun-
ell adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-06

The Young Guard, under the command Of
Capt. john S. RADY, {Col Richardson being
abseft) paratied seyenty-two strong, last Mon-
printipal streets of the city, repaired TO the
Capitol 6oparA wh4so they perf0runed Va
Ffely Of sYclNtious, TO the delight Of the VAST
The Opelousas courier., 1859-02-05
sHERlFF's SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

II John posey, Agent, District Court
~#5,..s vs. ts Parish Of st. Landry,
Archibald Mathews & ais, No. 1929.
virtue Of writ Of f. IA, issued in the above
ID entitled suit: by the District Court. acting in
and for the Parish Of ST. Landry and State afofe-
named and to- me directed will be exposed at pub
lie sale, for cash. on the premises, on Saturday the
5th day Of February 1859, commencing at the hour
Of II O'Clock, A. NJ, and continuing from day to
day, necessary, all the right, title, interest and
demand Of Robert r. Harwell, in and to the fol-
lowing described property, seized to satisfy said
writ, to wit: s5 5s. .#ss
The Plantation Or Tract d, Land on which Robert
r. HalWel last resided with all the Buildings and
improvements thereon, being the same purchased
by said r. r. sHarWell from DR. l.. w Moore, as
per act passed by II. Z. Garland, Notary and des-
cribea as follows A certain Tract OF Land situa-
ted on the Bayou Teche,in praire Laurent, nthe
Parish ofst Landry, bounded on the upper side by
land of widow Ludger Lemelle, containing IL ar
penis front,zon the said Bayou Teche, by OF about
75 arpents in depth; s mules, 2 creole horses,
work oxen, m.lleeart, ox-carts, 9slaves, as fol-
lows: Cain, aged about So years ]; Joe, aged about
IS years; John, aged about 2s years; Handy, aged
about 50 years; Winny, aged about IS years; Mar
gueret, aged about go years Sarah Ann. aged about
% years Cornelia, aged about 90 years; Jenny or
jerry, aged about % years.
4 ia. I. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
asherif's Offices Landry, January lst, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-02-05
AYERS CaTHARTIC PILLS.

The sciences Of Chemttr and Mcdcnchave been tassd
their utmost to produce this best most perfect purve which
known to lnnunelahe prosf shown that thess
Plus have virtues which Arpss excellence the odina,
dcnes and that they the esteem Ct all
They safe and pleasant to take, but TO
Their Penetrating properties tmut the vital activities OF the
and .xpeI the disease. They purge out the foul unors which
breed distemper, stimulate sluggish sordercd organs into
their natural acon and miar healthy with strength
the whole system. Net only do they the day
that have baied The best Of hums skill. While they
duce powerfu eects they at the time, diminished
doses the safest aid hest pysic that be employed for chill
dren Being they pleaant take and being
made which urpas belief were ey not substatate by
Of such exalted position aud character to forbid the
picon uhtrutl Many crgyinen and physicians
have lent their 10 certify to the public the reliability Of
yictop that my Preparations contribute Immensely to the relief
Of my afflicted, suffering fellow a s. ta
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my Ame
fican Aaac, containing for their use and certi
Gates of ier cures. Of the following eunplaHts sAi u
Cose,ess. Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Drosy, Heart
burn Headache arising fn foul Stomach Nausea nd,es-
ton, oEbd naco Of TIE Bowels and Pain arising herefro,
F!auleney Luss ofAppete all Ucercus and Cutaneous Dis
Evil They also, by purifying the blpud and Stimulating the
system many complaints which it would not be supposed
they could reach, srch Deafness Partial Blindness, Neural
g and Nervous irriaby, Derangements of the Liver and
low state of the body obstruction Of its functions.
Do not put by uEprincpled dealers with uter
pill they make profit Ask for .7geTs Pills. and take
nothing else. No otherhey give you compares with this
best aid there is tor Them, and they should have it, ~
PREPARED BY DIR. J. C. AVER, 81
Practical aud .alal.eica1 Chemist, LoueU, Mass,
And sold by L. Hcbrsrd & Co.. Opelosa j. G, Gouglet
vermillouvilie, and by druggists everywhere. @ ari
October 9;d lS5S-4m. VA
The Opelousas courier., 1859-02-05
~ ANA|3 I<It1CO0"7e~O
Opelousas January 18th 1859.
sf.aazze ascscszqslal Sic,

'{yTHg7ILL be sold at public SALE 70 the last
W y and highest bidder, by the undersi-
gned auctioneer, at the residence of Onile
1.aAeur, q rAnso des Cavaliers, about miles
from Tlat-Town, in this Parish, on
Wednesday 10th February next,
1859, tie following property, belonging to
the community formerly existing between
Thomas Butler and Emile Brignac, bis de-
ceased wife, to wit ....,,..s
4, 4 f2.s I. s5silA(,j Z GU I OF Z ND
situated in the Parish Of St. Landry, in lAnse
des Belair, containing about three hundred
arneDts, more or less, having Z ! arpents front
by forty in depth, bounded on the North by
lands Of Joseph B. Fontenot, on the South
and West BY lands formerly belonging to
David Young deceased, and on the East by
the Bayou Grand Louis, with the Buildings
and Improvements. 552s A5s stt
Terms and Conditions The price pay
able in two equal instalments, the first falling
due on the LIST of April 1860, and the second
falling due on tie list Of April 1861. Each
instalment bearing 8 per cent yearly interest
after maturity, special mortgage reserved
and price payable to Edmund johnson, at bis
residence, near Washington. .. Il ..s.s..+.1 ss.,
.=s4 DORSIN LAFLEU r, :Auctioneer.
opelousas, January 18th, 1859. ss =. g.. !.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-02-05
f
Estate Of Vincent Lemane, dec

Estate Of Vincent Lemane, decd.
.73 e I'LL be sold by Yves Y Vi1rine, auc-
g 8 tioneer, at the last residence of Vim
cent Ilemane, deceased, in Prairie falmouth,
in The Parish Of St. Landry, Oh
Tuesday 18th February next, 1859,
the following described property, belonging
to the Estate OF said Vincent Lemane, de-
ceased, to wit = sa't
n SHALT, IoEAETuI i g. .l'IDW,
situated in Prairie Mamouth, it being his
last residence, measuring 100 arpents, boun-
ded on one side by lIrs. Widow Lemane, on
another side by the widow of Andre Desho-
tells, at one end by Public Lands, and at the
other BY -----, together with the buildings
and improvement s.. - 90
& gaGl5 ,A(ylla C>JlSS l(azANlDo
situated al the same quarter, measuring 100
superficial acres, bounded on one side BY Hi
laire Guillory, and on the. other by Joseph
Lanpdreneau, at one end by Bayou des Cannes,
and at the other by Public Lands.
q An old negro-1nan, aged abont80 years,
III A negro woman, named Esther, aged a.
bout a. years. - .==zzz===sz - @..5g
One pair Of work oxen, one ox-cart, one
horse-cart, one horse, one mare and many
other articles.
Terms aid .Condsti;o,ss One and two
years credit from the first day Of April 1859.
Purchasers furnishing security in solido 20
the satisfaction. Of the Administrator Of the
Estate, and all sums not punctually paid at
maturity to bear interest at 8 pei. cent per
annum from rom time due. And moreover the
lands and slaves remaining mortgaged unto
said Estate until full and entire payment Of
capital and interest.
s'.. sts1a5s 80 81 MARCEL DARE,
s5s5s. .... e a.ss'' IcstGalentazY Executor.
Ope1ousas, January 18th, 1869. Z s.. T..