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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-16

"Ohio is among the greatest OF the States in
political power, a reliable Republican State,
heading the van of the long neglected West
whose empire is just beginning To make Itself
respected in the nation, NTH Statesman ot her
own, d'e"- s Jour,
Ohio then has but one Statesman. Can toOdy
ism be moro ahjecl? Can insult be more direct
to large number of patriotic aud intelligent
Republicans in the State We have no fault to
find with Gov Chase but we protest against
his being continually slobbered over with full
some adulaton, and in such manner rs TO cast
contempt upon the best ana puresI man in our
parry.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-16

REPuBLIcAN CouSrY CoNvENno&.-A Dele
gate County Convention viii he held At
the Court House, in perysburg. at . O'Clock T.
NJ, of the 2lst day of February, 1860, for The
purpose of selecting four delegates to Republi
can State Convention. TO he held at Columbus
on the lst duy of March next to sclect delegates
from the State at large, 10 the Republican Ma
drlrga convention at Chicago; also, to choose
uonsltrs to represent Wood County ina Con
eresslonal District Convention to be hereafter
called. The rattle Of representation W, be one
delegate ioI each 20 votes tor Gov. DennIsOn,
in 1889, aud one delegate for each fraction OF
half or more Of that number. A general at
tendance otull who ara opposed to The policy Of
thc present corrupt proslavery administration
and who viii mite with Us in the support of the
candidates nomiuslod Al Chicago is requested.
f. GRAHAM,
Chairman CO. Com.
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Mexican Musta ng Liniment.

Fran rich aud poor bond aud call colors grades
and conditions of liie, we hear the same need Of
praise awarded this wonderful article, Sores are
healed pains relieved lives saved, valuable animals
made useful, and dntoldlls assuagcd by this great
medicine, which is surprising TO the judgment OF
man. What family does nat require standard Llui-
mcntl Who ever heard OF the same effects produced
by any other artclcg For cuts, bruises, sprains
rheumatism swelmgs, strained horses Ne, il has no
equal. Brcarc Of mutations. The genuine Mustang
Imment IS sold 10y all respectable Druggists aud Liv.
cry Nenin every town, parish throughout Nor.h and
South America, Europe and the Isles OF the Ocean.
Buy at once, BARNES 4 PARK, Proprietors,
A0wA New York.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-16

- In either lSi3 or 1916, kenry Clay became
embarrassed to such an extent that he had TO
mortgage Ashland. In the meantime q move.
nent had been started in New Orleans by some
OF Mr. Clay's friends. to pay his debts aud re.
lieve him from hs embarrassmenrs, md Mt. A
n Ttotter the agent Of the Northern Bank in
New Orleans, was sent east 10 conier with Mr.
Clal's friends. The consequence was that about
$50 900 was subscribed and The Hon VIM ".
Pennington was ent 10 kenlucky with The mon
ey, aud reached lexington known to scarcely
any person He walked into the Northern Bank,
and asked Tor Mr. Scott, the cashier OF the Bank
and upon being shown that gentleman, asked il
there were not several notes of Mr. Claws that
were due in few days aud was answered that
there were. MIR Scott was requested TO give
the whole amount OF Mr.. Claws indrhiedn S.
which was doue, aud draft on one of the New
York banks was handed him, and Mr. Penuiug.
ton lett the bank with all Mr. Claws notes ri.
In few days Mr., Clay came TO town to arrange
for renewal OF the notes, II possible, aud was
shown IN the side room of the hank. After sit
ting few minutes, he Rskcl MIR Scott If there
could be any arrangement to run the notes foe
longer time Mr., Scott looked at Mr Clay to see
If he was not jesIing aud finding that he WAS
not, told him that gen Clleman from New Jersey
had called yesterday and paid all of his ndcb.
edness. Mr. Clsy started when Mr.. Scott spoke,
looked at him few seconds, burst into trurS,
aud left the benk overwhelmed. No man ever
had such friends. Where Mr.. Cay hwd, his
psrsonsl friends are reioiced that William
Pennington has been honored with the Spes ker-
ship.-N Y. Tribune.
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UIIope Never DICs.S

SI>Rcad the following tribute to Wistar's Ba' sam
from the knderhook, n Y. Sentinel dated Jul, 81
a. remarkable cure OF consumption has recently
been effected by this medicine. the town of Cath
am this county. aud which was related TO us by DR..
herrick, an eminent physician otthat town, to whom
we have permission to refer A young lady who had
long labored under an affection ot the lungs
sd0red b, her friends Ms beyond the reach of med-
cine and she was informed by her medical attend.
ant that she must die. She was Induced to send for
II bottle of lEstlr's Bdisam Of IJtd CA.rry, as a
last resort he young lady eXperie need great re-
lief and two more bottles were Succrssively admins
tered She snow happy in the restoration Of health
see advertisement.
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Petition on Note and Mortgage,

IN WOOD COMMON PLEAS.
Razie ]. Fuller and John G. Baker, Partners as
Fuller Co. vs. WIN, Fearnside and others.
WIN. Fearnside and Elizabeth Fearnside. of Wa
w terloo, of the State of Indiana, and Bruno
Silva, Hiram Jeldings, Spenc er II AeleR Tennis &
Dughler and G. \. Davis & Co., will take notice
that the said Ralzie J. Fuller and John G.. Baker,
partners Fuller & Co.. of the city of Cleveland,
in the State of Ohio, did the 3lst day of Janua-
Iry A. d, 1850, file their petition in the court of
common pleas within and for the county of Wood,
in said State of Ohio, against said VIM. Fearnsde,
Elizabeth Fenrnside Bruno Silva, Hiram Jedings,
Spencer Mellen, Tennis and Dugher. and q. A.
Davis & Co., dcfts, setting forth that on the 18th
day OF Nay $50, the said VIM Fearnside made and
delivered to said plaintiffs his promissory note
writing of that date for the sum of 1927 So, paya
BILE six months from the date thereof. that the
23d day of June 1859, the said VIM. Fearnsde and
Elizabeth Fearnside gave mortgage to said plain
tiff on the following described lands and tcnements
situate in said county. to the pa yment ofthe
&c. and the hf of the or and the hf of the "
and that since the giving of said mortgage the 9TH
der the said VIM. Fearnside and praying that said
VIM, Fearnside may pay said sum now due with in
terest from the said 18th day of day, ds59. that
said lands be sold to pay the and the said
deiendents notified that they required ap
pear and answer said petition before the 3rd
Saturday after the 18th day of March, next.
RALZiE J. FULLER,
JOHN G.. BAKER,
Partners &c.
ByJ. ii. TYLER. their atty.
Feb . lS60-30w6A7 60
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ShcriH,s Sale,

Whitcomb Ilaskins W.. WIN. Ewing ct al.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio in the above entitled case. will offer
for sale at the door Of the court house, in Perrys.
burg, Wood county, Ohio on
Saturday, the 18th day ofFebruary, A. D. 1869,
between the hours of % o clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
p. Al. ofsad day the folio wing described property.
to wit: The Southwest quarter of the north est
quarter of section number twentyone (2l) in town
ship number six (6) north. of range numben ten q o.
east, in Wood county, Ohio containing forty (4O)
acres, more or less, c.. W. NORTON, sheriff.
F.& d. X Hoenbeck, att'ys.
Ja,. lSG0--37w5S9
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ConPLIMENrARY.-rhe Washington cores
pondent OF the New York Herald gives Mr.. Sher.
man the following deserved compliment;
John Sherman has taken ElS position as the
Republican leader Of the House lie is q com
pelant man, aud in this position, and W Chair.
man on Ways and Mean, he will perhaps be of
grea'er service 20 his party than it he hal hveu
sdvance TO what he calls "ths barren huuors OF
The Speakers chdig."
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Shcrifi's Sale.
Laskey, Pratt T. Co, PITS, } WOOD CO., OHIO,
COURT OF COM
Clark Barton Amos Barton PLEAS.
BY virtue of an alias order of execution to me di
rected and delivered from said court in the above
entitled cause will offer at public sale before the
door of the court house, in Perrysburg, Wood ooun.
ty Ohio, on the 25th day of February, A. ID. lS60be
tween the hours of II o'clock NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ.
the following lands to wit; The southeast quarter
of the southeast quarter of section fourteen, forty
acres also the west quarter of the north half of the
northeast quarter Of section twentythree, 20 acres,
both of township four north, of range nine east.
G. W. NORTON, sheriff.
By Geo. Van Barcum, Deputy.
s. Jefferson, atty.
Inn 2I lShn-2SMhS3 10
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SHERIFFS SALE.

John II. Brown ct al vs. Marshal Key, Jr.
BY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed and
delv red in the above entitled from Wood
ty court of common pleas Will offer for sale at the
door of the court house in Perrysburg on
Friday. the Gath day of February A, D. 1860.
between the hours of 4 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said
day the following described property to within lot
number 22l, 300, 34l, and out lots no. 54 55. SO
60, in the town of Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio
c. w. NORTON Sheriff.
NJ. r. & r, WAITE. Attys.
January 26-lS6Ow542 so
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TeaeherS AUocla tlon.

The teachers aud friends of education win p ease
take notice thatthe nextrsgular session of the God
County Teachers Association will 10 held at Ton.
togany, saturday, March 3D. to commence at O'Clock
\. NJ. fall attendance is rsl uired,
J,J, ENERS, Secretary.
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Wood County Court of Common PLEAS.

Charles ohewaTd Vs. Michael kietfer ct al
DY virtue OF an alias order issued from said court
ID in the above entitled cause, to me directed and
devered will Offer for sale ut the door of the court
house in said county, on
Saturday, tbs 18th day OF Feb, A. d. 1860,
between the hours of twelve o'clock M.
and o'clock p. NJ. the following lands and tene-
ments, to wit: The northwest quarter of section
twenty five and the half of the north asst quar-
ter of section twentysix and the south half Of the
outh- west quarter OF section twenty four, all OF
township four north of range nine east, in Wood co.
Ohio, containing in all three hundred and twenty
acres, more less.
G, w. NOTION, sheriff Wood CO., o.
S. Jefferson, Pl'ffs atty.
Janunrv 10 lSGO--37w5S2
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
L.

Sherif's Sale.
Roaanna Morehoseu vs.. Andrew More
Df virtue OF an execution in the above entitled
- case, TO me directed and delivered from Wood
Ohio court OF common pleas will Offer for sale at
the door OF the court house in Perrysburg on
Saturday, February 18th, 1860
between the hours OF IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock p
W. OF said day the northeast quarter Of section no.
ten 0) Of township number four az north range no.
nine (9) east, in Wood county, Ohio.
CIV. NORTON, Sheriff, Wood 90.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
January 18th, lS60-37w5A235.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-16

To PROTECT RooF FROM FlRE.-Soys the
editor OF the Albany knickerbucker "A wush
composed of lime, salt and fine sand, or wood
ashes, put on in the ordinary way of white
washing renders the roof fity fold more safe
against taking fire from falling cinders or other.
wise in case OF fire in The vicinity. 1t pays the
expense hundred fold in its preserving inau
ence against the effect of the weather the old
er and moro wcather-bepten the shingles, the
more benefit derived. Such shingles generally
become warped rough an cracked the
application OF the wash, by wctting the upper
surface, restores them at once to their original
or first form, thereby closing the space be tween
The shingles and the lime and sund by filling up
the c'a"kS aud pores in the Shinge itself, pre-
vents lis warping for years # not forever"
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AdministraIor's sale.

BY virtue of order OF sale to VS. delivered from
the Probate court OF Wood countyOhio in the cause
Of T. X. Miller and John Bates admI of j. W, Lang
dec, vs.. Mary Bader ct al, we will offer at public
sale at the door of the court house, in Perrysburg
on the l4th day of March. A. d. 1850. between the
hours Of and o'clock p. NJ. OF said day. the fol-
lowing real estate. as the property of j W. Lang,
dee via: The north half ofin.lots Nos 364 and 3Sl
in the corporation of Perryshng Wood county Ohio.
jeot to dover assigned at SIS annually. Terms made
known on day of sale II. MILLER, and
JOHN BATES.
Geo. Strain, atty. Adm'rs of J. W Lang, dec.
Feb. ., Is6o-t0w5s. SO
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SheriH's Sale.
WOOD COMMON PLEAS.

J
BY virtue Of an execution issue ed from the court of
common pleas of Wood co.. o. in the above cause,
shall offer for sale at the door of the house. in
Perrysburg in snid county at public auction on the
27th day of February A. D. 1860, between the hours
of IL O'Clock NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. the following
described property, TO witt The south half of inlots
number three hundred and eighty nine $3.50 and four
hundred and four (404) in the town of ! errysburg
Wood CO., o. e.. W. NORTON, Sheriff OF
ASHER Cook Atty Of pltf. Wood CO.
January Goth lS6O-3Sw5$29O
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J. j. BLOCKER, Dentist,

NXTOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens
w of Wood County, that he will be at Meads
Hot4' in Gilcad on the LIST Of February, at Howels
Exchange, iu Petrysbure, the 18th, and at Taylors
Hotel, in Bowling Green, the 1st of March.
Janunrv l9fO--37
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S. Jefferson, atty.
Jan. u. lS6O-3Sw5S3 10
Attachment Notice.

Attachment NOtICC.
Charles II. Albert) Before Solomon Phillips, J,
:? of Troy Township, Wood CO..
Orin Goodsl, Ohio
On the 18th day of Jannary A. D., 1860. said JUS
ce issued order of attachment in the above action
for the of dollar twenty-five cents and prob
able cost of ten dollars. CHAS. II, ALBERT.
Troy TMp. LanuArY 18th. lS6O--3Rw2Sl .OA.
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MO0RE'S THIRTY DOLLAR
DOUBLE LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINE,

AsESr FoR wooD Co .--urs, s, " Beaeh PerrySburE
To THE LADIES OF WOOD co.
Ifyou dcsiro Sewing Machine combining sim
plicty in its mechanism, perfection in the execution
it's ork and economy in its price, purchase the
one above mentioned, specimen Of which may be
seen aud examined at the residence of Mrs, S. ~
Beach PerTysburg, who will take pleasure in show
Ing all who may wish IL the mode ofits operation,
February Q, lSCO-i0ms,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
STRAYED, from the undersigned sorrel
= Mare-white stripe in the face, about IL years
old one sorrel Mare Colt--white stripe in the face.
white hind legs, two years old next Spring. one bay
horse Cot--sma star in forehead, little white on
hind legs two years old next Spring Any person
giving Information where they may be found will be
suitably rewarded. -
Feb. :, IseO--Ssw4' sretN
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DIED

On Saturday, the 22lh ult., OF consumption. CAus-
IA A, wide oIS, Jefferson, in the Slst year of her
| age,
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the next meeting
~ ofthe commissioners CT Wood Co., Ohio, Pc
titon win he presented. praying hem TO lay out,
grant And survey county road follows, to wit:
Commencing at quarter post between secs. % and
%, of Troy twp, thence running one mile east thro'
the center OF 2S to the east quarter post TO in
tersect with road running through the center Of
see "a MANY CITIZENS.
Feb a lSGe-4Ow4t
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y em a0Utrtistments.
DAYTON g. MICHIGAN r. r.

6kEa I :sslIss;zss.
For Toledo, Detroit, Vt. Wayne and Chicago.
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Thos. NJ. Cook exr. of
Z. b. Perkins decd.
Isaac P. Thompson
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-07

La STATUE DE CLAY Les trayuax pou
la pose du pedestal qui doit supporter
Ia statue de Clay sont dGja termlnes ct
hier lc pedestal a etc G!evt sur les six
gundins en- pierres do grant qui ln
scrvcnt de base La cGrGmonie de Pin
augurat;on doit avoir lieu le y avril
proclaim ct promct dttrc unc des plus
mayuitiqucs qui auront etc ctltbrees Il la
Nellie Orleans.
On salt que le Conscil de vile a sous
crit unc sommc lie $4,000 pour la part
de la vile dams les dGpcnses mais lie CO.
mite desire fairc les chooses dune manic
re dgnc de la mGtropoIe dn Sud, ct il
fait appel au patriotsme des cltoyens
pour accroitrc les fonds destin6s 4 cette
fGte
Nous sommes prizes d'annoncer que
dcs listcs de subscription sont deposees
dams tous les burcaux d'assuranccs.
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NENTE A L'ENCAN.


T f JEUDI, 12eme jour du mois .AVRIL pro
IL chain, jaffrira en- vente publiquc. IA rencan,
a Waterloo, les prophecies ci-apres dGcrites ap-
partenant a John S. Nesbit, savor:-
ESCLAv YES:
Charles, negre age d'environ 3s ans;
Julien >. g.. 81 ans;
Iheodule. 2S ans;
Clarisse, negresse agee d'environ rs ans, do
mestique de maison ct bonne cuisnere, ct scs
dcux enfants:
Valsin, negrillon age dc II ans;
Therese, Eegritte agee de 0 ans.
EFFETs MoB1IIERs:
Dix mulets, wagons ct harnais. chcyaux, char
rues piochcs, etc, etc.
Iermcs ct conditions de Ia veaste:
LIE mobilier, toutcs sommes de S1O0 ct audes-
sous. compliant; toutes sommes all dessus de &C
montant, payab!es lie Ter janvier 1861.
Les esclaves un quart compliant, ct la balan-
ce payable en- trois termes egaux, lie Ter ianvier
1861. 1862 ct 1863
Les acquereurs fourniront leurs bilets avcc
bonnes ct solvables securities solidaires portant
int6rGts a raison de 3p. cent Ian apres eeheance
jusqu'a pariat Placement; une hypotEeaae sera
rescryee sur les esclaves vendus jusqu'au pale
ment final dies dts biIlets.
WILLIAM IL. COOLEY, Encantcur.
Pointe Conpee, II mars 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-07

EAFFAIRE MALoNEY.--Maloney manque
de galanterie vis-a.vi du sexe fable.
| Jugcz-cn p!utot: il invite Nine. Beatty
Il lui rcndre visitc. Cctte dernierc" ac-
ccpte lc rendezvous avec une confiancc
dignc dun mcilleur sort, ct Sc pr6sentc
chez Maloncy Celui-ci i l'cntrte de la
belle, prend un tabouret Il trois pieds ct lie
Iui offre. >. snr la tete, tout CONNIE Nine
Louise Colet, nee Revolt, faisait present
i Alphonse Kari dun couteau dams
lie dos, en- souvenir dune piqure de ses
Guepes. Tn de nos confreres, qui de
l'esprit ses moments perdus, pretend
que Maloney-Neptune voulait peigner
rOndine Beatty avec son tabourettri-
dent. Quoiqu'il en- soft. Neptune COM
paru devant Jupiter, representa- par lie
juge Worhies, de Brooklyn, ct il cte
condamnG a S. damende vis-a-vis de sa
yictine innocente ct pers6cut6e. Malo-
ney a promis de nc plus recommencer lc
tour du tabouret.
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"A

citnYcns americans qui etaieHt presents
ont rcmarqu6 bcaucoup l'hospitaIit6 avet
! laqncle ont etc rccns des 6trangcrs 4 Ia
recherche dune nouvelIe patrie. On cut
pour cux toutc espece d'attcntion ct Oh
les condusit dams uuc bitissc pariiculi
ere destinGc i rccevoir tcmporaiycmcnt
les ttran@ers Gmigrants.
lie cl!mat de File est dGlice1lx, lc sol
richie, les NUTS sont dGIicieuscmcnt frai-
ches ct lie soeil de midi nest pas plus
ardent que cclui de Ia Nouyele Orleans.
Lille ohrc uuc grandc varidtG dc climats
ct dc terre ct peut produire toutes sortes
de fruits ct de grains. Dams les mon
tagnes on cultive les pdchcrs, les pom
micrs, le troment, Pavoine, lie maIs, etc,
ct dams la plaine, 1e cotton, Ia came i
sucre, les yams, les patates douces, les
cocoyers, les plants bananas, les bana-
niers, orangcrs, limons, riz, etc,
Ma|heureusement, lie pays a ste long
temps soumls au gouvcrnement tyran-
niqnc; les habitants furcnt duremcllt op-
primes jusqu'a l'heureuse revolution a.
compile par le general Jcf1rard, actuel,
lement president.
Cest un homme de teint brun (browu
complexion). Sa femme est unc dame
blanche, (his wife is white LADY,, ct
tous deux .sont aim6s de ceux qui les ap-
prochent Il Perception de quelqnes amis
de rancicn cmpereur dttron6 Jeffrard
est certaincment une des meileures ma
lures d'homme. Je puis citer de sa bon
t6 un exemple entire mile.
Apres avoir fait prisonnier Soulouquc,
il lie fit conduire en- un lieu SIR OH il de-
mcura sous Ia garde dcs soldats de la
republique .jusqu'au jour OIL il fut oblis6
de partir pour rexiI. Plusieurs tcntat-
YES contre sa vie furent faites en- vain
meme par des femmes, pendant quill
6taitssous la protection du president. Ce
dernicr dome dams NANTES occasions
des preuves de delicatesse ct d'Lumauit6
Son but supreme est d'assurer lavenir
en- dGveloppant les resources du pays
ct c'est pour celia quill recherche une i'm
migration d'ouvriers actifs ct laboricux
CeuS des Etats-Unis sont particulerc-
ment reeus par lui. II pf6fere surtout
les laboureurs ct les agricu'teurs La
paix est profonde lei, la securit6 entiere,
ct tout annoncc une prosp6rite prochaine
Votre tres respectuenx,
II. W. X.
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ACTE
RELATlF AUX JUICES DE DISTRICT

SECTION |. LIE SGnat ct la Chambre des
Representants de PEtat de la Louisiana,
reunis en- Assemble Generate. decretent:
Toutes les fois .qu'un siege de Jugc de
district de lEtat de Ia Louisiana sera
vacant, soft pour cause de mort, de de-
mission, de refus doccuper ladite char
ge OH pour toute autre cause lie Gouver-
neur est ct demcure autorise i remplir
cette vacance par ct avec lie consentc-
ment du Senat
SEC. 2. Decretent de plus: Get Acte au-
ra force de loi a datcr de sa passation.
.Approuve le 90 fGvrier 1860
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NoUyELLEs DE La HAvANE.-Le steam
er Hadana, parti de la Havane lie 30
mars, est arrive hier matin.
Les journaux de ce pays reproduisent
les comptes-rendus de la prise des stea-
mcrs de Marin, ct soutiennent que ceux-
ci ne pouvaient etre contraints de mon
trer leurs pavilion, parce qu'ils Sc trou-
va!ent dams les caux du Mexique.
lie bruit courait que le gen. Concha
await etc tue en- duel, en- Espagnc, par
son predeccsscur au gouvernement de
Tile de Cube, le marquis de Pczucla,
Suivant une autre rumeur, un steam
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