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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-06


THE pulpit of the Presbyterian church in this
place was supplied on Sunday morning last by
a Scotch gentleman, from Canada, named Bos-
WICK, who has recently entered the ministry, a
man OF very fair attainments, and of living
practical pety.
In the afternoon and evening, the audience
had the pleasure of listening to President
HITcHoooK, Of the Western Reserve College.
The evening discourse had reference to the SUBJ
ject Of education as connected with the minis
try, contained some information of the condi-
tioh and prospects of the institution, over which
he so acceptably presides. -Four years since,
be informed us, when he was called to his pre-
sent position, the college was saddled with d
debt OF $25,000. to which each year was add
ing couple of thousands more $4,000 of
that burden has now been removed and current
expenses been met, and the prospects of the fu.
ture usefulness of the Institution, is encourage
Ing to degree not before ecpsed in its history.
This is doing as we'll as its most ardent friends
could expect To live down its reverses and
dir itself Of its infavofable odot, would seem
to have been labor sufficiently onerous but to
remove so large portion of its indebtedness,
and lift its head into a serene and wholesome at
mosphere, speaks well for its official direction.
Mr.. EditOr:-one would naturally conclude
by reading the glowing account of the great
battle fought by the denizens of your berg, that
this vicinity was as much infested with vermin
as ever Egypt was with frogs. You say "that
almost every one capable of bearing arms, with
the exception of the clergy and the village edi-
tor laid OF his shell of dignity and reserve
Now, Mr.. Editor, did you not cast off your dig.
pity, when you say that the little fellow Girls
woid coHnted his 1000 scalps, and the Major
his 1900, and the aggregate at $4,000 1 am
told that the lowest count for any one scalp
was ten, and so up along to 20, 25, and so, and
presume that if neighbor Fl. had secured the
scalp OF old gray, il would have counted 100
or more Now. If young Griswod obtained
1000 by conSt, putting Il at the lowest count
per scalp, would be 100 soalps instead of 1000;
now mix IN a few black or grey squirrels at %
EACH woodchncks and hawks at so each. would
reduce the No much lower, which think wonld
come nearer the facts, for during residence of
over forty years in Ashtabula, never knew
the squirrels as scarce as they are at the present
ume' ga,
We thank our correspondent for shedding bis
ray OF light upon that which was sufficiently
clear before. The rules of counting, come to
be as common as BARRIERS chair we thought
no one could be mistaken about, notwithstand-
ing editorial earessspess. But all is'clser now,
90 this score, and that other great question
the constitutionaity Of the fugitive slave act
being hopefully nut 10 rest the world can go
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HOOfland's German Bitters, Prepared by Dr. c.
M jackson, No. AIS Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. Read
What is said of them.

What Is said OF them.
SCoTT Courtland co. N Y March 81 1857.
DR.. JACKsoN-In behalf of the afflicted pen few lines to
you have suffered and doctored myself and know how
pity those in like condition Until commenced taking your
Bitters last summer not able to do thing
sit up any considerable length of time Before had taken
the first bottle, felt like and now after having
continued the Of them short time in the Of
the year. able TO labor hard every day. To say least
think have received more benefit from the btters
other medicines have taken. have only used your
ers myself but have given bottles and parts Of bottles
complaining Of Dyspepsia and Liver complaint and in every
they tell they have taken medicine beneficial
as the Bitters Respectfully yours,
IA. Won BENSCHOTER.
The Bitter sold by druggist storekeePers in every
town and village in the u s. Canadas West Indies South
America, st IS cents per bottle. 2t5O2
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CRoPs.--Oats are mostly in, and the crop I'M
usually good. Grass is light throughout the
county, notas much so here on the Ridges as
upon the interior clay. Corn, it is generally
admitted under favorable weather, will not be
much over half crop, aud Potatoes, the early
planting make but poor return for the digging
and the later ones within the range Of the
drought will hardly recover from the blow they
suffered
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NEW ARRANGEMENT 81


The subscriber having bought the entire Stock Of Boots and
Shoes Of D. Phillips formerly Of The Fisk Block He has
moved the into his new store opposite Wells Fnuk
eis doors south Of Tyler Collins store the Sign of
the Big Boot, He has also reduced the price OF his Work
below all competition. There Is Hnnbrk about t. He u
bound to sell little cheaper than The cheapest from this
time until further notice. Call and examine my work aud
price, before purchasing elsewhere, you wish
dimes Ny work. to quality and style, will compare with
best in the place. All kinds Of work made to order usual
and warranted An kinds Of Produce taken exchanges far
Boots ana Shoes Nothing that Merchants refuse bot Ready
Pay what want and have In order to sell cheap
y on hand.
Ashtabula NAV Goth 1889
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BORN.

In AustinbuHg Monday last Son to T. s. and TRYPHE
WARNER,
In jefferson, July 18TH Son to JOHN C and EMILY Fl.
LEE.
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The scandinavian pms ana purlfier.

CINCINNATI July ], 1858.
Pa c. W. ROBAoK-In reply TO inquiries made Of me- Il
gives peasue say that Mrs N Atee of the Society
Friends and widow Of the late DR. Aee of this city previous
to goin East expressed her confidence In the efficacy
Scandinavian Remedies and the benefit she derived using
them. She had been suffering from general prostraon
tines being 76 years Of age, and ophama and nhama
on Of the Various remedies resorted TO without
relief when friends recommended of
dinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills They had The desr
ed effect and she considered restored TO bealth
know many who have used your medicines and speak de-
cdedy of the benefits derived thus esying Of their
ing influence 10 purifying the blood and giving vgor and
ergy to the system They have my cordial appreciation
Yours very respectfully, s. ]. Brown.
Rev. Samuel j. Brown has been devoted laborer the
Of Christianity, in Cincinnati for than 80 years.
almost every old citizen knows. Such testimony from
such asource is not to be passed by lightly No other pop
etay Remedies presented to the public received
1.-THE Of the oommendaton from Of standing in every
walk Of life that mine have DONE See advertisement 1m5O2
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NITcRELLs PATENT METALLIC TIPPED,
for Youth and Children which are renowned Throughout the
Eastern States for their durability oheapness and ty
tua been found outwea pairs Of the old Ye
For saIk At PATTERSON 4 WINsMAN,S
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MARRIED
DIED.

In COnneaut Aug lst Mr. HORACE E. ALBEE, aged IS
years.
In Ravenna Sunday last in the Esd year Of his age CY
RUS PRENTlSS, prominent citizen Of that village.
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1870 EMORY LUCE gives notice
OO Os to all his friends, customers and the rest Of
MANKIND that he stan continues the Plant Fruit and Veg
etbe growing business and prepared to furnish this season.
IN large quantities,
Sweet Potatoe plants Tomatoe plants, Cab
bage plants 10 variety, Oauliaower
plants, Celery plants,
aud most other kinds of plants that need forcing in order
get them early in the season.
He Is also prepared TO furnish individuals or le with
Pie Plant Strawberries Green Pea Salads aid other kinds
Of vegetables.
Strawberry plants Of standard and best varieties sale
Sweet Potoe plants nicely packed 90 any part
the United states Canada In fresh condition delivered a
the express office for 1000 and uParda 90 per thousand
500--l50. 100-S7kc
Ashtabula, Apri, 1853. 4sl
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TIE ATLANTIC opens with the Dramatic Ele-
ment of the Bible, by Rev. Sylvester Judd /;
The End Of All a poem, by R. H. Stoddard |;
A Trip to Cuba, by Mrs. Howe Daniel Gray,
poem, by DR.. j. G. Holland Encelladus a
poem, Longfellow My Psalm, by Whittier
There is also an article on the Zouayes, written
by an American in Paris, whence it was mail
ed June l7,h while Mrs. Beecher Stowe con-
tinues her Minister'S Wooing, and the Auto
crat of the Breakfast Table discourses in his
usual vein. -
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INSURANCE AGENCY.-H. Fassett.
ASHTABUL,A, ONO,
the authorized Agent Asabula County, Of the follow
ing named Insurance Companies which have complied with
the laws Of Ohio and authorized TO transact business IN
this State
Risks taken Farm and detached buildings and contents
at the lowest rates responsible companies for 10
years, and on property In villages at fair rates.
LOSSES honorablY adjusted and promptly paid.
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wnIow eaofE. Iata. liay. Isse.

: :
DR. II. TuBBs-sir -HopiDg It may encourage some de-
suarne invalid 20 seek relief om suffering give below tho
facts In my own You rs prescribed or ia Sepe
on diseases and Impurities o the blood The lkst few years
excepting few yeeks hid been kept prisoner constant
y IN bed aud the same time too feeble 70 st up
chair long enough 10 have my bed made could stand up
right Ny Fuaerngs we're without inteussion and Al times
,rv GREAT Debility nd derengment seemed to the
entire system All that kind friends and su attentive phyu
could do had been done for had also used dseut
kinds OF patent ms5cne which acted panslqea allied
10 accomplish the desired object From the tins coiocrd
your treatment there gadual improvement. AT the end
weeks able 70 sit up hour At time, and IL
rapid have since been able 70 Journey west and noE
enjoying good degree OF hesth loe that to your treat
comfortable health. Yours with much respect.
Mrs N. n HKulSa.
Mrs b. resided during her Sickness And While hndsr bct.
nent In Aunson Gcauga O. where her ether " Chester
Miller still reniEins
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The SPELL BRoKEN-RAN AT LAsT.-The
parched and dusty earth with its growth of Ian
gushing vegetation, had a refreshing ETHEREAL
dranght on Sunday afternoon last, the irst that
has been enjoyed in this locality for some four
weeks. The rain came on geutlyin the after
noon, and was resumed again at night with
more freedom, and since that time we have had
further contributions 10 the same way until the
clay CT our old mother is pretty well moistened,
and the vegetable world is assuming a new life
Instead of rain, on Sunday, some of the towns
East Of u.s. Kiugsville, Conneaut, &C., we're vis-
ted with destructive shower of hail. cutting
down vegetation and breaking windows, and in
some instances uprooting fruit and forest trees.
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large cane se&S cane pcA 20
Cane seat and Windsor chairs in variety.
Jan. T. 1859. 29f
HOLD YOUR HORSES, & CLEAR
THE AOKII
@
SEVENTEEN CAR LOADS AND TWO STEAM CA
NAL TUGS OF
NERO NDIZE!
JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM NEW YORK BY
George willard.
Consisting of every description of Dry Goods Hats Caps
Boots Shoes Crockery, Glassware, Hardware,
Saddery, House Carriage Trimmings
Iron, Steel, Nails, Anyils Vices.
Springs Axels,
r.lpt. Oils, by. Stun, III Glass. Putty. &c.
All Of which have been purchased the great decline
in prices and will be sold cheap and favorable terms
they be obtained OF any dealer in "Northern Ohio"
vors aud with the that will not be undersOld
solicit and hope to receive continuance of their patronage
Very Respectfully,
Ashtabula, June LIST, 1889. GEO. WILLARD.
Wool WantedI
10000 lbs Of Clean Fleece woolwanted notes or ae-
' 4sStaSua I'II june !, 50. j. O anu 6Eo. WILLARD.
LADIES DRESS GooDs-lR great variety Ss sss -sIs cheap
LADIES sHAwLsof description for sale cheaper than
ever by GEo. WILLARD.
LADIES MANTILLAs & RAGLANs-A nne assortment for
sale BY iEo. WILLARD.
LApIRs sKIRTs-A splendid lot Of the different grades
some very geateel-ny Gao. WILLARD,
LADIES BoNNETs-And some for the little Ouss aso-Or
sale by ESQ. WILLARD
LADIES GLOVEsA large assortment Of ladies and child
Gloves snd htts OF every description, for sale cheap
by GEo. WILLARD
LADIES HOSEA splendid lot Of Ladies' and ohdrens
Hosiery Of almot every Kind deared-tor sale cheap BY
GEo WILLARD.
LADIES sH0Es-A general assortment OF Ladies and chill
drens shoes and booeea very choice goodheap BY
GEo WILLARD.
GEO. WILLARD.
LAnIEsYou can 6nd almost any article you need IN the
way Of Goods-very cheap at GEo WnIAADs.
GENTLEMEN-You too, can hnd Hats, Caps, Under and
Outer Clothing Stockings Boots and Shoes and 10 fact eve
thing you out mona head 10 foot at all times by calling
at the store OF GEO. WILLARD.
CLOTHS cAssIMERs--A splendid stock Of Broad Coths
casamerea Vesinga and Summer Stuis for sale mad
up 10 ozdsf, BY GEO. WlLLARD.
CARPETS & OIL cLOrHS--A new and ane aIsortmeut :
Carpets aud Ou Cothsus received aud for ase low q
canbe purchasedin cleyeland-by CO. WILLkAD.
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August Appointments.
TR. II. TUBBs will be in attendance

Warren, National House,, Friday August T.
Fpr consultation upon diseases Of the Throat Lungs
Heart Liver stomach, Bowels Kidneys and Spleen; also
Dropsy Gravel Reuats Nervousness Debility Dyspepsia,
Female Diseases Ague aud Fever Fits Impurities Of tie eod
EruptOns Cancers Ulcers and all other varieties
ing complaints, both external and internal
For soTre ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time 70
chronic diseases treating thousands annually, many OF whom
had exhausted every other within reach eass
EaHeral other pOis0ns employed does sc
Hhke e doom 20 build again. The 1edche
be iAkAn with safety by the most delicate and pap may
main at hoe and continue, with prudenee their ordinary
diet and exercise hundreds have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had gn pp el hope
The indispube evidences Of which always be furnished
Iuvalids however reduced despangs invited 70 cali
and may be assured that encouragement VIII BE- given o.
expense incurred Wthoua corresponding prospect OF recovery
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.

Ashtabula, Ohio, August 6, 1859.
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WRIGHT is Offering rare inducements
wv TO the Ladies of Aahtabua this season Take him at
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)PELOUSAs PAROssE STLANDRY Iouisiane,] AVR, 1859

Vigilance.
Notre programme he content qu'un seui mot
Chatimentl
Chatiment uotntnaire ct implacabe tous ceux qu
c6nmettront lie crime de vol, GU tout autre, dams
notre resort!
LIE fouet ct la corde seront nos deux armes terri
bles ct hetrssantes toutes les deux!
VOLTA notre programme.
Vous voyez que notre association est cee de
Fhonneur contre lie crime
Nous ne craignons pas plus lie blame de Dieu que
ceui dun jury.
Maintenant citoyens, ecoutez notrc dernier mot
81 vous approuvezles principles ct lie but de notre
association;
81 vous tenez conserver ce que vous avez acquis
par votre travail;
81 yous desirez purger notre societe -des elements
ceux que la corde le bagne attendent depus trop
longtemps;
Enfn 81 vous voulez CONNIE nous, marquer du
stygmate du fouet ou punr de bannissement les
hommes tares don't Ia presence est nsulte notre
morate ct un&danger pour nous ct nos families;
lmtez pexempe que v0us ont donne les citoyens
des 5me, 6me ct Tine districts Levons de concert ct
opposons les soldats de Ihonneura ceux de fncende
ct du plage Gravons avec la lannere de nos fouets
lie mot voIeur sur les epaules de ces miserables.
Une explosion populare les brorait en- quelques
jours-et la parossse nous devraitsa Regeneration.
CoMITe ExeCUTIF
Des 5me 6me ct Tine districts.
C0te-G -Gelee Is mars 1852
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No. Is.
" ente Psabliuue.
Succession 6Ozene Gautro

Succession 6OZelne GautrOt.
Inn vertu des pouvoirs don't je suis rcye-
80 tu par la loi, joffrirai en- vente publ
que, au plus ofrant ct dernier encherisseur,
a la residence du defunt, au Rodaire, pla-
quemine Brulee, le .-.
Mercredi, 13 Avril courant, 1859,
les proprietes ci-dessous decri1es, apparte,
nant a la succession dOzeme Gautrot, dece-
de, en- communaute avec Azenais Dugas,
sa veuye survivante, savoir:
40 acres de Terre de prairie, ST:
tuee dams la Paroisse St. Landry
Une Maison en- charpente.
Deux petites batisses accessories.
Deux paires de beufs de tire
Lifts ct linge de Its.
I'm petit garde.manger.
Trois chevaux creoles: =.
CONDITIONS - Un an de credit, partir
du jour de la yente les acquereurs fournis-
SAINT leurs billets avec securite solidaire, Ia
satisfaction du Grehier de la Cour de District,
ct fats payables son bureau, dams la vile
des Opelousas, ct de plus, la terre demeu
rant specialement hypothequee la dite sue
cession jusqu'au plein ct entier Placement du
capital ct des interets qui pourront s'accroi-
tire, raison de 8 pour cent par an, de lehr
echeance au Placement. --...
Opelousas, Avril 1859.
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LES REPUBLICANS No1Rs DE NEw- YoRr.
Ces excellents philanthropes marchent
toujours en- avant dams la vote qu'ils Sc sout
ouyerte. lis ne sayent quelle mesure avoir
recours pour blesser les suseeptibilites du
Sud, qui comprendra, sans doute que le
temps est venu de deployer son energie, ct
de prouver quill est decide a faire respecter
ses droits. De l'initiatiYe vigoureuse- &c est
tout &c gull nous faut pour reussir. MN.
du Nord ont trop besoin de nous pour qu'ils
ne reculent pas, quand lis nous verront decii-
des d leur resister coiite que coite. lis ont
plus que nous, peur dune scission.
Pour en- revenir aux Republicans Noirs
du Nord, ceux-ci viennent encore de .faire
.passer. au sein de Ia Legislature de New ork,
une resolution tendant amender Ia Consti.
tuition Dc telle sorte que e droit de vote soft
confere aux negres. La docte assemblee q
vote ceste mesure par So voix contre 81. I'm
seul Republican Noir q yote eontre cette
resolution ct m seul ifldiyidu usurpant
le tit:e de democrat d soutenue. Grand
bien lui fasse5.
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svOasgeZges .IH6ezec5ases.

IF ,UN1vERsITE' DEs MEDICINES De
I-A FAMILLE, &c, q Philadelphia, Etat de la
Pennsylvania organisee dams le but darrster les.
maux provenant de Fusage de mauvaises ct fausses
preparatioDs medcales secIetes et de leur substi-
tuer des remedies de tamill sers envoye John
Posey, un assortment de ses precieuses prepara-
tions, 4 savoir: .s4s ...s
Mixtion TONGUE de Rowanhds, pour la guerlson
sifop de racine de romeo, de Row;ands, pour la
guerison de Ia diarrhse, &c. 49,, ,
Remedies lde rUnversite) pour les maladies des
poumons, &C.. Remede pour Ia dyspePse ou dys-
senterie, &c. Remede pour la constipation !pi-
nonr L mai d'oreies ou surdite.; Remede pour. .le
NAL de dent; Remede pour la fevre ct le frisson,
en- forme de pilules. 60.
Diagrant des divers remedies secrets ,du jour-.
ceuxc ne COMPETENT que sur le.ir eficacite ponr SO
rendre popnlaires. A yendre, gres ct en- detail,
mar JOHN POSEY.
Opelousas, 10 Fevries 1859. ,-....
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NlW ELASIE PITRE, de Ia Paroisse St.
1YlM- Landry, ayant prssente une petition
4 l'effet detre NOMINEE Administrative de
Ia succession de feu Auguste J Pitre, decide,
=dernierement de la Paroisse ST. Landry.
En- consequence. avis est par le present
donne d ceux qui pourraient avoir des raisons
legales. opposer Ia dite nomination, d'ayoir
) les enregistrer par ecrit, au Bureau du
Grefier de Ia Cour de District de la susdite
Paroisse, dams les dix jours qui suiyront Ia
date du present avis.
- L.LAsTRAPEs, Grefher.
Opelousas, 8 Avril 1859.
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,IlE.;,oPINIoN IpE. I.l, sFRAlyzs.E....

sous ce titre III parisiien public esuivant
qui resume avec une extfsme iustesse Ie veritable
stat des esprits:.
+ plusienrs iournaux @trangsrs, notamrneat cenx
qui so,lt sscues utrishs, sernrafant ds' dis-
cours dc hf. az Morny ont naal pris, eide
qnelques autres sympt exageres ou NAL ap-
preeies, sepreseatent ltopinion publique de "a
SEfance cosnme unanime dams Ga repnfsion contfe
tonte polisique qui pourrait condnire eventaeIle-
nent la gneTre. Mieax places peut .etre que ces
onrnaux Iour iugerce qui Sc passe chez nous, nous
allons dsInr e plus netsement possible aes
sesprits dams notre pays, relatiyemenf cette
grande question de Hi pait et de III guerre.
Dspuis qne eefte tion s'est posse. troIs upi-
mons bier distinetes Sc sont dessnees en- ErsHce.
Nous les resnnlons ainsi ss..s
L'iine dbl, se desintefessant conpla atement dans
Hi a,iestiti III talla miami intEiat s H. France,
5niant inter Ne Iaiant insqu
possbsIite d,arrach les aeup pies de Ii Permissible
Ia cond dtion lis sabissent coaclut a n6-
cessitG ahsniue 1e las paix. II
L'attle. Plus exaI que pratique, considare
les fraatgs ae commit me hntns aIion pour
la France. CONNIE une oppression pour upies,
droit ses. Ut voulant les Raf te..a Ies
rnoyes, meme avee Il caaoIa. psllsss snef giaae-
inent ID gneTre. B
IF Une a.sre, en.n, qni ne yent pat deehireF les
traitsa ds lsl ii qni aa l|ss respectsr,
meme el ses detestant, ccIarne hiers, mars
qui croft II impErieuss tlea les rsvlser
sur cerkans points et poar laqnella Id guerTe ne
serai rnoyen extieine sie onfs.l
des intGrsts lis etroiten1ent u ess15a de
Tales aai ssI,lIs
Franee sur eette celIe de Ii paix achgtee
par e acriflca de cause III de notrsin-
usnce snr es ceile ds III Esae rs ayec tontes
nart ID d rssoutioa sIlss II la aisilIs Eaaope
tout eutieEe POI enfn, cells de III palx
conciI absa aye< q H55j et h grInde ss Ii
France, da Id pais al,dique pas, ne reeule
pas, et aui, oin ds ss slr snr 81
ffGrsaca poaT III causes justes uAme
al guerre ~ ellie etaiE indispe nsahie pour sieve
garsler Till int& ssueIaux don't tisfactiop
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zEtat De Ia 1otttgta1tR.
9COUR DE DISTRICT, ~ zero
Paroasse st. Landry. 4so. oo.o'=:.

Succession de Louis Sicily, decede.
w ALMONT Sicily, dc Ii Poroisse
st. Landry; Administrators de Ia sue.
cessien de Louis Sicily, decede, dernierement
de la Paroisse Sc. Landry. ayant presente tn
Tablenu de Classification dams les afaires de
Ia dite Succession, aeeomp pagne dune petition
demandant Ihomo1ogation d'icelui EFT at
tendu quill etc faif droit ! "a damande d
Ia dite petition, par ordre de "a Cour susdite,
en- date du I Avril 1850.
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession.
d'ayoir i deduire, par ecrit, au CRETE de Ia
Gour susdite. dams les trente joufs qui sui.
vront Ia date du present avis, les raisons, 81
aucune lis ont, pour lesquelles le dit Tableau
ne serait homologue, Administrations autori.
.se 4 payer les dettes de la succession eonfor.
naement i Ia classification ct 4 "a distribution
dudit tableau.
&. LAsTRAPEs, Grefier.
Ope1ousas, 8 Avril, 1859.