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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27

A GREAT WRoNG-For more than fifty
years the mail ronte between this point and
the towns west ofhere has been unrestricted
The Western Reserve and Maumec Road one
of the best McAdamized thoroughfares in
the State of Ohio has always been mail
route. and the towns on it all having their
post Offices. But within the past few months
The mail service between Perrysburg and
Stony Ridge, on the turnpike---towns but
clgW miles apart-has been discontinued -
Now all mail communication between these
two towns, instead Of being of one hours
time, has to be from week to ten DAYS. It
is an outrage, and the p. o. Department
should at once rectify the wrong. A few
days since letter was mailed at Perrysburg,
Tor this place, informing a person of the sud-
den and dangerous illness of a mother. The
letter should by right, have come to hand in
lonr or i've hours, but, on the contrary, it,
did not arrive for several days. All mail
communication is thus interrupted. 1t comes
to the break on each side then has to be re-
turned each way, make circuit of hundred
miles, with two or three breaks of carriage,
to get over this distance of eli rht miles be-
tween Stony Ridge and i'errysburg.-Ee-
HOfH OOuIUuG,
Everybody in this section regards the dis
continuance of the mail route on this road, an
outrage, and there are but few indeed who
would not willingly sign petition to have it
reinstated. if person at Perrysburg mails
letter for Stony Ridge, it goes via Toledo
and Fremont, and generally takes week to
go distance that it should go in an hour
But If the want of a mail route on this road
is felt by the people of Perrysburg and Fre-
mont, what must be the Inconvenience to the
people of Stony Ridge, whose trade is drawn
70 this market? This "great wrong" calls
oudly for CORRECTION and we hope measures
will be taken to secure a speedy reopening of
.he route.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
Beware OF Fraud.

We understand that well organized syg
tenn Of fraud is to be attempted on the Re.
pubIlcans of Wood county, and that as IA pre-.
cursor to this step, the locoGocos Of this place
have mailed to different parts Of the county
a circular, which, in the main is but a tissue
OF falsehoods, purporirg to be founded on a
report made by james Ross, Esq, to the Pro-
late Court. BY reference to the Commits
sioncr's report on the third page of the Joun-
NAL of the 18Th inst, it will be seen that there
is not shadow of tru;h in the charge of ode
facaiion in the treasury" The whole story
is sheer riablication--originated in the added
pate Of the editor OF the Toledo Times, and
was put in circulation by few locofoco office
seekers, with the hope Of creating division
in the Republican ranks. We make mention
OF this fact that our friends may be prepared
for this and the next lie, yet to be circulated
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27

FoR SHERIFF, JULIUS BLlNN.
Fog CLERK, WIN. II. JONES.
FoR PRoBArE JUDGE, ID. w. POE.
FoR COMMISSIONER, w, DANlDSON.
FoR CoRoNER, 5. SARGENT.
CONGREssioEAL DIsrHiCTs:
D;,irieis Districts.
lst Il Eggloston. l2th RI. !. Bhber'
2d William NJ. Dickson. 18Th John Beatty
Sd Frank McWhinnCy. 1ith willard Slocum
4th John Riley Knox, 18th Joseph Ankcny.
9Th d. w H. Howard, lsth Edward Ball,
9th ID. II. Murphy. 18th John a. Davenport
tth Nelson Rush. 18th Samuel II. PhlbriCk
9th John 7. Ilinklo 2Oth q. w. Brooke
10th Hczekiah =, Bundy 2lst Norman H. Mackenzie
llth Daniel b. Stewart
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
Order OF Atiachment.

Atmy instance an order ofattacAnent was issued
on the 25th day Of August. 1860, by Robert Barber
7, Of Freedom twp, Wood eo.. o against Abijah
dent o6sad county to satisfy claim of $50 and S9S
Uobaue cost IL. \. HARMS.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
Order of Attachment,

At my instance an order of attachment was issued
on the 2Sth day of August, 1860 by Robert Barber.
) :: or Freedom twp, Wood CO., o., against Abb.
Jan Chllds, admir- of E. Whpple, deceased, a nom
resident OF said county, for the collection of claim
of $40. SAN'I Al TNs% NA
-AA-A1h<A
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27

A project is on foot to construct rail-
road from Memphis to Vicksburg, on the most
direct and practicable route,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27

The Ninaesota State election does not
occur in October this year, as ha. been gem
orally published, but, like that of California is
postponed every fourth year to the day OF the
Presidential election.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
TIE GREAT BUCKLEY SHOW,
This, one of the largest, oldest and most popular
Equestrian Establishments in the United States,
VNTILL EXHIBIT AT
w MAUMEE CITY,

Gents.
Children under years of age Is cents
ALL BOX SEATS-NO PITT
All Circus mot the remnant of a starved Nenap.
eric fragments of II dilapidated Circus. with
which the West is being too mach infested
Read our descriptive bills and lcara that we have
known stars eaongn 10 fairly illuminate Pavil.
lion with perfect blaze of novelties.
Remember only % cents for Box Seats, and Is
cents for children, which is but half the price
charged by any other company, Ourmotto is a good
Show aud prices TO suit the times.
\ splendid Silver Cornet Band accompanies the
Show.
.cU~FOr particulars descriptive bills
GEO. $, COLE, General Acont
{. G. BLANCHARD Assistant
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27

In exchange for Goods; such as Rrttar Eoo. poo..
Feathers. A a wiz 2u ofh oaIs ana
Perrysburg, September 27, 1860.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27

AhVah Childs adm'r OF Elias Whipple, deceased
hos this day FLEET his accounts for anal settlement
with the Probate Court and will be for final hearing
passed on the l3rh day of October lSG0. at 10 o.,
clock a. m, OF said day. ABlJAH CUILDS
Admir- of Elias Whipple, dec
september 25-9lw3Sl
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
Ready Made CzotAinq

ia,s Wo ana caps Stone Ware, Queens Ware, Wooden
ware, Curtain Paper Notions and in foot orarI
thing usually kept in first class store. '" ''SiS-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
PR0DUCETAKEE

from reynolds Mills always on hand: and at tn.
lowest cash price. Warranted a good article.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.

ron CONGRESS.
JAMES M. ASHLEY, of Lucas.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-27
GROCERIES,,

Sueh as Spices Candles, Ioasses, Rice suyars Tso.
Also, ~ A'"eS' oash prces.-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-21
The Geography OF Consumption.

The following valuable information is CO.
pied from forthcoming work, entitled,
" Influence of Climate in North America
to be compiled by Mr.. J. D1sTURNELL, of
New York:
Consumption originates in all ATTITUDES,
from the equator, where the mean tempera-
ture is eighty degrees Fahrenheit, with slight
variations, to the higher position of the tenn
perate zone, where the mean temperature is
forty degrees, with sudden and violent chan
ges. The opinion, long entertained, that it
is peculiar to cold and humid climates, is
founded in error. Far from this being the
case, the tables of mortality warrant the
conclusion, that consumption is sometimes
more prevalent in tropical than in temperate
countries. Consumption is rare in the
Arctic regions, in Siberia, Iceland, the Ork-
neys, and Hebrides; also in the Northwest
ern portion of the United States.
s" In North America the disease of the re-
spiratory organs, of which consumption is
the chief, have their maximum in New Eng
land, In latitude about AZ o and diminish
in all directions from this point, inland.
The diminution is quite as rapid westward
as southwark, and q large district near the
4Oth parallel is quite uniform at twelve to
fifteen per cent. of deaths from consumption,
while Massachusetts varies from twenty to
twenty-five. At the border of the dry CHI
mate OF the plains in Minnesota, a minimum
is attained as low as that occurring in Flor
ida, not exceeding five per cent. of the en-
tire mortality. It is still lower in Texas,
and the absolute minimum for the continent
in temperate ATTITUDES is in Southern Cali
fornia." 1920 lae as-i gt a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-21

il; but these one after another, dropped of:
The drum carried the boy nearly ashore,
when by some means one head was burst in
and it filed with water. The boy aban-
doned it and seizing a fragment of the wreck,
succeeded in reaching the shore. The drum
afterwards came ashore and was returned to
the boy whose life it had saved.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-21

20 WE ARE ALL AGREED TO rHAr.-Youpg
MIR. Breckenridge, in his speech atLexing-
ton made use of q very singular sentence,
breathing with prophecy. Wequote as fol-
lows ;" | look forward with pleasure to the
prospects have Of serving my country in
the Senate Of the United States for the next
six years |" ----.--s---
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-21

The Supreme Court Of Mississippi has
affirmed the validity of the law making it
penal for retailers to sell liquor to drunk
en- man, and declaring that the owner of
the establishment is responsible for the acts
of his bar-keeper on his behalf.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-21

/ The drummer boy of the Milwaukee, Light
Guard was saved by means of bis drum
BE had presence of mind enough to whlttle
b plug and close the air-vent, then lashing
the drum to his shoulders he trusted himself
to the waves. The drum supported him,
and also four others who seized hold OF
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-03-03
" enEe PaaRsIiqsae.

s.saccessioss q, d,Adolphe Laisss ct Caroline
Dugas.
IN reftI d'tla ordre de pHonorable, Ia
n Gour did Quinziame District udiciaire
dams ct ponr Ii Paroisse ST. Landry, EN- date
.dn % Fevrier, 1860. le soussigne, Tuteur
Datif. vendra par Ia voie dun encanteur
sdlment commissioner; lie
Jeudi 5 Ayril proclaim, 1860,
sur l'habitation Dc I4ufroy Landry, i Ia
pointe Mouton. dams Ii Paroiase St. Landry,
les prophecies suirantes, appartenant d ladite
succession, d aayoiri
Edouard, negre age d'enriron so ans.
Rose, negresse agee d environ Is ans
presaue aveugle.
Fanny, negresse agee= d environ I6 ans.
GoNDITIoNs Ges dts esclares seront
yei1dus IN credit de un. deux ct trois ans,
d partir du jour de ID vente, payables enstrois
termes anuuels ct agaux les acquereurs
fournissans leurs billets ayee securite, d III
satisfaction de LITURGY Landry, Tutenr natu-
rel Ell lesdite esclayes demeurant spectacle
n1ent hypothe eques pour assurer ID paienent
sdu capital et des intereIs.
LUFR0Y LANDRY
Inte1u Dagsf, dc.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-03-03

HARDr coQuIN I'm vol des plus auda-
cieux ct des plus adroitement combines, Went
de Sc commettre dams notre vile de Ia ma
niere suivante une dame Yates, femme
dun -pilote de steamboat est alice toucher
avant-hierre une traite de $500 la Banque
d Etat de Ia Louisiana. .-=-r-.
Apras avoir rcule dams son moucheir de
poche vingt-einq pieces de $40 que lie pay
eur luii remises, ellie s'est retrouvee face d
face avec un ieune homme sans chapeau ct
ayant un porte-plume derriere loreille, qui
Ia price de retourner avec lui a Ia banque
parce que, disait-il, on lui await remis $50
de trop Malgre les pretestations de la dame
qui l'assnrait quill ny await pas d'erreur, le
ieune hemme insiste ct lis ont rebrouse che
min ensemble vers Ia banque. Arrives Ia,
le jeune homme Ia conduite dams le bureau
des directeurs, ct Ia priant de s'asseoir, il lui
pris des mains le mouchoir eontenant les
especes en- lui disant que 10 veriicatien allait
etrc faite 'instant. Quelques minutes Sc
coulsrent, ct la dame attendait tcujours.
A bout de patience, ellie s'est cnfa appro-
chee du bureau du payeur d qui ellie n de-
mande 81 Ia rectifcatien n'6tait pas encore
faife Gelui-ci, tout etonne, lui a repondu
quill croyait lavoir deja payee... Madame
Yates, toute inquiete ct tres indignee lui a
raconte lepisode du ienne homme decoiffe
qui portait une plume derriere roreille. LIE
psyeur devine ce qui s'etait passe, ct apres
force explications, madame Yates s'est aper-
eue qu'elle await etc la dupe dune odieuse
mTstifcation.
Jusqu'ici. Ia police ma pas seussi Sc met
tire sur les traces du coupable.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-03-03

Deux industriels Sc presentent un des jours
de Ia semaine derniere .'pH6tel de Cincin,
nati," rue de Charles, Ia Nile Orleans, de.
1nandent une ehambre, y passent la mutt ct
sortent le lendemain matin de tres bonne
heure. Peu apras leur depart, un des PEN
sionniares de ph6tel, Mr.. Fritz s'apercoit
gu on lui vole $3.50 en- argent ct des vete-
ments pour Ia valeur denViron 500. II
inforrne du fait romcier de police Boullosa,
un des plus fms limiers du Second District,
aui aussitot Sc rend a photel ct Sc fait ouvrir
Ia porte de Ia chambre qu'avaient occupe les
deux individus suspects.
L'idee 6tait exceHeate ct obtint un resul-
tat tres bon. Sur ie lit, encore en- desordre
Sc trouvait un vieux pantalon don't lofficier
de police ne manqua pas de fouillier les
poches. Dams lune d'elles Sc trouva une
iettre par laquelle acquit la gertrude que
Fun des deux sflous n 'etait autre que Frank
Williams, alias Jean jaime, alias Yellow
John, pcrsonnage peu avantageusement connu
de Ia police. .:. .
lie plus diAicile etait fait, lie volenr une fois
connu, il ny await qua lie surveiller, c'est ce
que ct Poficier Boullosa. De l'argent en-
poche, de bons ct beaux habits sur lie dos, il
etait presumer que NM. les flous YOU
draient &c distraire au theatre ou au bal.
On ne pouvait mieux penser: Boullosa ne
stationnait pas depuis plus dun quart 'heure
4 la porte de l'Amphitheatre quand il volt
s'avancer en- Sc dandinant ct la came a la
main, NM. Franck Williams ct Joseph
Reese portant avec une aisance charmante les
vetements de NJ. Fritz. Les arreter Pun ct
rautre fut I'afaire dune minute lis atten-
dent en- prison que la justice ait dispose deux
Louisiana.
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YENTE PURLIQuE.
Succession de PasA Pa,saely, de la 2

Saccessio7s de Paasl PG,saely, de la Pa
yoisse d'Oylsans, deceds.
Inn veftu dun oYdre de Ia Secondc Cour de
IA District, de la Nouvele- Orleans, il sera ex-
pose, en- vente publique, ie Sansdi, II Mars 1860,
au magasin de NM. J. I. Morris q Co, Big Cane,
par Onez. A. Guidry, encanteur dams ct poar Ia
Paroisse st. Landry, 10. lie Quart Notd- Est de Ia
Section vingt-quatre, Township Sud de Ia Ran
gee No. Est, contenant 163 20-100 acres 90. la
rnoitie Sud de Ia Section 8, Township 8 Sud de Ia
Rangee Est, contenant 375 25-Ieo acres 90. Ie
Quart Sud-Ohess de Ia Section 5, Township 4,
Rangee Sud- Est, contenant 160 a-iuo acres DO
Ia moiti6 Guest du Quart Nord Quest de Ia Section
g, Township4 Sud de Ia Rangse Est, contenant
so So 100 acres
CoaDfrIoss I'm quart du montant de pachat
payable compliant, ella balance en- deux placements
egaux. payables dams M ct denx aus ayec biliets
ct hvpothsuue ct priviegessur les terres vendues.
Lesdits biliets dsyront stre endosses dune mansre
satisfaisants ct nortant interat de non paie
ment uatnrite, raison de huit pour cent par an
ct payables au bureau de Rellocq, fobIom = Cos:
: y o. A. GUIDRY, Encantsur
ss fa.a.slsH..z.e 90 Ia4vier 1861 z55fs
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-03-03
A veaRdre a fsaHaaiahae.
- UNE CERTAINE
|;|i I::i: HABIT ALTON SUCRIBRE

situee dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry, sur la rive
Est du Bayou Crocan ou Teche, bornee en-.
haut par des terres appartenant Mudd, ct
en-bas par des terres appartenant a Terrell.
ayant environ Is arpents de face sur ledit
Bayou Crocan, sur une profondeur environ
40 arpents. plus ou moins, contenant sept
cent dix-huit arpents, plus ou n,oins, de su-
perfcie, ensemble avee toutes les batisses ct
aneliorations qui y sont erigees. Aussi
UN CERTAIN M0RCEAU De TERRE,
commencement cennu eetre le Thcusps07s
Tract, situe dams Ia susdite Paroissc St.
Landry, sur la rive Quest du Bayou Grocan
ou Teche. ayant Ii arpents de face sur ledit
bayou, sur une profondeur irregnliere borne
en-haut par des terres appartenant d Thos.
B. Knox ct Prudhomme, en.bas par des
terres appartenant d, GU eonnues etre le NM-
gent Tract, ct sur larriere par des terres
Thos. Fl. Lewis, situe presque
vis-a-vis de ladite habitation sueriere, ct con-
tenant As arpents plus ou moins.
rPour les conditions, s'adresser a John
Fl. Ilsley, agent de Richard bIeAll, dams Ia
Paroisse Ascension, ou R. McAll lni-me
d 4 miles en-haut de Denaldsonville.
Is Feyrier 1aG0-tf
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7Etat De la Ao,'ser: :.e;;R = d

CouR DE DISTRICT, y ~. ooo7
Paroisse st. Lcaadry. A>'' GOVT
Succession d'Antoine Arnaud, dec,
IT'D OBERT Fl. LITTELL, de Ia Paroisse
M0 St. Landry, Administrator de la Suc-
cesslon de feu Antoine Arnata decide, der
increment de la susdite Paroisse, ayant pre-
sente un Tahleau de Classification des dettes
de ladite Succession, accompagne dune petit
tion demandant lhomo!ogation d'icelui Eft
attendu quiz a etc fait droit la demande
de ladite petition par ordre de la Cour susdite
en- date du 1ar Mars 1860.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne aux interesses dams cettc succession,
d'ayoir deduire par ecrit, au CRETE de la
Cour susdite, dams les trente jours qui sui
vront la date du present avis, les raisons, 81
aucune ills ont, pour lesquelles ie dit Tableau
ne serait pas homologue
l.. LASTRAPES, Grefier.
Opelousas, 3 Mars 1860.
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sn,ra len dkmaeogues de toas les abifieux de t0ui
vi de teus Len indassEiels desespsr6a
dont 1,otre vile abonde. Celia sEtaiE vu d4iA, sans
doute at trop souvenf, daus ls operations 6lecto.
ralas III en- dernier resort mas anaais escore dana
aes aperations prEparatores dams dies 6iactons pri
maires oA chaqua part represente que hi. 81 on
ma pas ID EbertE en- public cest bfenie moins qnon
TAFT chez SOL Cette intrusion de cabalistes qni vaut
III. Dou glaa cinu NOMINATIONS snr yingt-huit dams
les elections de d6ieguss de Ia Paruissa dorleana
n'esteeIle pas prouvee par le restiatat m6mes
HI e,els sont les intrus qui ssnt jou6 ce tour de
ffra,,de slectoralee Ne poaIrionsnoas pas deagner
auelaues-uns Tentre eux, Ia facon de Cromwell
daEs ls sefn dn parlementcFo upion toi, To es une
iyragne te tu es un voleur toi un faussaire, tel
un ceureur dc femmes, toi un courcur de bfelans,
toi IN assassin toi un han1ueFoutfef etc. etc.
s neus voalions agrandr IA scene ct si nous ne re-
douties pas le ridcule dune citation cassiqne, ne
porsons-nous pas les tra tier CONNIE Anguse traitalt
devant CHINA, ceux qui ayaient conspire contre ni
rJa tas d'hommes perdus de dettes ct de crimes,
Que suivent de mes lois les ordres legitimes,
4 Et qui, desesperant de les plus dviter,
Si tout n'est renversa ne sanrait subsister.
Il est craindre qu'on ne confonde un certain
nognbre de partisans de Douglas, simon tous, dams
les cat6gories de Cromwell GU d'Auguste. ID. Dou-
ess lui-m6ma n'at-l pas donne le premier IexempIe
dea unauyaisses passions Pourqnoi abandonne-til
lie Sud dams Ia question des Territories? Pour de-
veair President dcs Etats.Unis. Pourquei son par
tisa, Ill., Miles Taylor trahit-il le Sud dams la meme
aueasion Pour devenir Senateur des Etats-Un
FCe a'est pas nous gui inventions Ia nouveiie ; nous
ravons trouv6e dams une Correspondence deVenue
nubliaue. Maintenant, ponrquoi tells autres hommes
da In Nouvele OrIeans GU dailleurs sontls 81 bien
n;;snoses d faire bon marche du Sud N'est-ce pas
rsce ,,,ils m4ritent plus ou moins les apostrophes
ia lyrnmres? N'est-ce point parce que, ruines de
crat ila chercent areieger leuFs fortunes par tous
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= II(y

M % soHssIane, RESENTMENT da 10 UIaison
Firnherg u Kaufman, ayant vendu
500 interet entier la maison actuelle de
Rlaoh, Firnbsrg & Ge., saisit eetfe occasiea
pour o1rir i sas auis Il au public en gsne
Ial sss sineares remercislncnts pour epatro-
nage liberal don't lis l'ont gratifi6 durans son
|ssesjoar dams eette Paroisse i eapere que u
meme encouragement sera continue . Us s1c-
|eeese1rs.
cenx dIoiiyens i II Naison Fiirla.
berg auflnasl sont rea iii eas venir rsgler,
atsenda que ses lies ssns naaIneenan6 sI
yoia ~ lidatieIs Ghaas,n aes pashias "a
anEusias aglar:
.gSstssa xf N - i
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~ JeEE. II. sAxDoz, le doven sdes sditeura de cs
Journal "a. contnu3 dana 20 placs de Eotaire Public
dans Ell pour ID Paroisse 81 Landry.
sea services, en- cette capacit6, sons de noureau
osrss ses anc;ens amis II M public, en- general.
II dois de la reconnaissance au Gouyefnear ct SEQ
eoncitoyena ponr CO temoignage renouveed % Dc Ieur
conance en- ses capacities e en- s. fslit6 politique
conduse prouyera gu lib ne se sont pas sronpes
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q VIZ 90

4 A YANT vendu mon stock enter de
IA Marchandises la Maison Bloch,
Firnberg & Co., j'ai le plaisir de les recon-
mander a mes anciennes pratiques ct au pu-
bile en- general.
J'offre mes remerciements un public
genereux pour son patronage liberal, ct je
me croirais encore plus fayorise, 81 tous ceux
qui me doivent venaient s'acquitter.
SIMON BLOCH.
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Pess.gss gEzsya'a.0ass,

&AS-DE la residence du soussigne,
pvW alaPra1rie Chataigner, le samedi,
suzaks 25 fevrier dernier. deux nagres.
Fun eriifon, taille de 5 pieds on pouees.
trapu, age d'environ 35 ans, parlant l'angIais
settlement, ct salt lire ct eerire rautre est
IN pen moinE grand, noir, environ 40 ans,
q I'M front prominent ct parle anglais gene
ralement.
Une recompense Tberale sera accordee 4
quiconque logera ces negres en- prison ou les
Gvrera an soussigne.
JEANPIERRE LAFLEUR.
ST. Landry, Mars I860.-tf
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-03-03
Opelousas Mars 1866
SOCEETE COMMERCIALE.
JOSEPH BLOCH, SOL. FIRNBERG Is. E. LOEB.

n Es soussignes Sc sont engages, le Ter
IL Mars 1860, en- une Societe CONNER
ciale sous la raison de BLOCH, FIRNBERG
& Co., pour la tenue dun Magasin de Mar
chandises Seches, &C., aux Opelousas.
lis ofrent leurs services au public au ma
gasin en- briques ci-devant oecupe par Firm
berg 4 Kaufman ct lie bureau du Patyiote.
Leur stock sera bient6t complet ct les pra-
tiques ne Sc plaindront pas des prix.
BLOCH, FIRNBERG & co.
Opelousas. 3 Mars 1860.
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