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$500 REWARD.

WIN be paid to any one VIII" VIII i'asr IN lal.,
named George light griif. aged about 20 years, aud
abnpt 5 feet inches i'll hight: Said ncy wns lr-
chased from tile Estate of 'hevaiel baiS|e His
mother beloae tat;ter5 David ia Faqaeiani,'
aud his father 10 pr. knaN l. VIA i1'''an'' ~ III
tvn this ls he l. likely v" { faina IN tGe vjeGt,s
u. those places
p s. George Is q smart 10Y, and must le 9ueS
toned closey
Bay'n, li9Hf.
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DANIEL SNEUBLE.

MERCHANT TAILOR.
IIAS the honor to inform his friends and the
III iGblc in general that he has Just returned
from the city nf New York with the finest and most
elegant stock OF goods in his line Of business ever
INTRODUCED INTO THIS MARKET!
His stock nf materials for lifting UP gentlemen's
wardroes in the neatest and most tasty manner can
not be surpassed, and lie assures his friends nd
customers that he is prepared 10 cut and make
elUthng OF every description IN the latest French
aud American style.
Call in and examine for yourselves
January 18TH lh6l.--ly.
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Sherifs Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Ath District Court
Parish Of Orleans.

Payne \ Harrison, Ath District Court
vs. Parish OF Orleans.
Henry B0llner. No. lO768.
DY virtue of writ Of Il. fa. issued in the above
ID entitled. suit by the District Court In and for
the Parish Of Orleans and State aforesaid. and u
me directed, will expose at public sale fof cash,
ut the Courthouse df t'.s Parish. on Saturday the
9th day of July, A. D., 1861. commencing vt the
hour Of IL A. NJ, and continuing from duy TO day,
If necessary, all the right title interest and demand
of the said defendant, Heury Bollncr, In and 10
the following property, seized to satisfy said writ
to wit:
certain negro girl named Elisabeth about 10
years Of age.
Shcrif''s Office Opelousas, June lat, 1851.
l.. L.V.CHACHEkE, Sheriff
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Fencing Room.

MIR ALFRED DUCHATEAU has the honor V
Nl inform the gentlemen Of this Parish that ho
has opened Fencing Room .on Main street III =
room adjoining the Union Hotel. No pains will
he left utred, that he may give entire satisfaction
TO al who will honor him with their patronage.
Opelousas, March la8l.-tf.
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Who wants a Mechanic Il!

V,HaNKFUL Tor past iayors, the undersigned
/ Inform liis friends and tho public in general
that he still continues tp follow his old trade, and
i- prepared to do all kinds of Brick work from the
tanciest u the plaiue-t that may be entrusted to
him Orders addressed 70 me at Washington. or
Atchaialaya PostOffice, will meet with prompt
attention So come one, come all study to please.
ALEX. BARTON.
January ls6l.-6m.
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VOLUME VII.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES

Nv ASHlNGTON DRUG STORE.
M ~ Undersigned hereby inform their friends ~
tresh and considerable assortment deieeu Of nruas
amd an M asdlcnes, as also Paints, Perfumery Of u
LheHsre also agents for the sale of large onap.
'''y otlkstent Medicines, the most popular. 4N"A
J.n, o,o A. LOUAILLIER 4 CO..
A'sNasy = Aooo-Ay. Washington, La
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HENRY L'HOTEL,

LlNGRAviR on Marble, has just established a
II shop at St. Martinsville, FOR the construction
of funeral monuments Of every description, makes
inscriptions on the same and also proposes to fur
nish iron railing for tOmbs
isefer to Jonathan Harris.
Dpeiousas. August Is, lS60.-ly
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j. M. White, Carpenter.
.nFFERS his services to the citizens Of Opelousas
" and vicinity who necd anything In his l!ue Of
business.
He understands perfectly the putting up Of Gins
aud al kinds Of Patent Presses.
Jobs done promptly. In y workmunlike manner.
and charges moderate.
All orders left at this Oiice will receive his i'm.
mediate attention. ~ s{
January 10th te6l.-Gm.
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/ Q S t

A CERTAIN promissory note for ele0. drawn
n by Il. W. Boyd in favor OIL R. jackson, has
been inislaid or lost. II was given Ia January
lsss. and payable IN Jannsry 1860.
hi! rerasns are hereby Warned against trading
cor said unse. MARTHA A. JACKSON.
Nay l5th, l::t, -. fl: Care, La
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Fine Watches & Jewelry.
For sale.

.)1n ACRES Of land situated in the Parish Of
CZO St Landry, and fronting the Atchafala
va river on the West bank, four and half miles
,Itlni captain Lyons with good dwelling house
AID kitchen ii acres Of this land are cleared
and nlie acre il fenced in for garden.
Terms aud conditions easy, apply to
J. M. MILSTED.
upelotisa- december 18th, 1S60-tf
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Notice..

4 gentleman Is desirous to purchase small
"A farm which might Contain from seventy Ave to
a hundred superficial arpeiits and small p rtIon
Of which would be woodland. The farin must not
10 over three miles from OpeI0usas.
For further information apply at the Patriots
ONCE. March 10th, ls8l.--tf.
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For Sale,

A TRACT Of land of 3s23 arpents in the parish
from the town Of vermilonvllle, ~ miles from the
line Of the projected rail road;2 miles South East
from Charles Pecks, between the plantation OF
Madam l,reaux and Vincent Bertrand. This land
forms an oblong square, one mile long ana n'il
mile wide and in quality of soil and location is not
surpassed by any land in the neighbonrhood; person
wishing to purchase such tract Of land may Lave
bargain by applying to the undersigned at ope
lousas. JUhN mAoD'"1''
Opelousas, december 22d 1860.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A Cotton Plantation, situated on Bayon Boeuf,
n about twenty miles from A ~ y,
Washington. containing sixteen
hundred U800) acres Of land. two ~ ~
huldred acres in high state Of cul- &Gf!ies23k9 &Gf!ie9s9
tiyation. Fine Gin, dwelling, negro quarters and
out houses. One OF the best improved places In
the Parisi Aiso ten or twelve negroes il desired
by the purchaser.
CHEyIS 4 RITCHlE,
Land Agents. Washington, La.
Eeptember Is, 1880.
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Howard Association,
Phi lAlle elnS,ia

Benerolent Institutid established BY special En-
document, for the Relisf Of the Sick and Dis.
tressed. afflicted ,oih vnuient and epidemic
Diseases and especially for The Cure Of diseases
Of the Sexual Organs. -
MEDICAL advice given gratis, by the Acting
lxl Surgeon, to all who apply by letter. with a
description of their condition, Gage, occupation,
habits Of life, &c. and in cases Of extreme power.
ty, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
Valuable reports on Sperlnatorrhaa, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the New
Remedies employed in the Dispensary, sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free of charge.
Two three Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. j. SkILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Direc
tors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL. President.
GEO. f'AIRCHILD. Secretary.
July 81, lS6U.-ly,
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sTRAYED OR ssToLEu

~ ON the s:.ds.giaI. itt .el j 'a'i ,'d
L ari,G. iye N Ntns H. ~ ,nextqtm l.
',Ilt. lark apa thr lher white b'f' of"Gatly ""
Ii is i,os,ibe that they have gone t" "Ay"a H"&g'
where they were pnnght.
Any one finding said mulcS aud ringing them t.
me will receive Il reward oi 81.
BEAJtM;A GUiDRY.
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ID s. WILKINS. WASHINGTON, La.
lGs Has just received from NewYork and
NewOrleans, q large and we'll selected stock
of Spring and Summer goods. such as IL
French, English and American Prints.
Printed French Lawns
Muslins,
Figured Brilliants,
Swiss Musins and Jaconets,
Book do and Bishop Lawns.
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery etc
PLANTATION GOODS.
Choctaw Moriner and Osnaburg stripes,
Chickesaw and Key stone Plads.
Blue Deuims,
Twiled and plain Lowell,
49, 4l4 and 5l4 Bro Cotton-
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Hardware.
Crockery saddlery Cedar ware, and a thou
sand things too numerous to mention.
All of which will be sold at a moderate profit
payable first March, to good and punctuaf Gus
toners, or still less for Cash.
R. S. WILKINS,
April l6. 1859. Washington, La
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Edmond D, Estilette,
and Counsellor at Law.
Office IN Bellevue Street, Opelousas, La.
Janua " /, lo60-ly.

@. H. g. T.. MOUTON.
Attorneys at Law.
G. H. MOUTON. ERASTE MOUTON.
e-Opeousas, La. Otfice-vermllionville La
Opelousas, Jany. Z, 1860.
TOHN +. KING, Attorney at Law, has re-
- moved to his new Office, corner of Landry and
Market streets, adjoining his residence and nearly
opposite the Clerks Office. Jany 4 1860.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

TIME best made Gentlemen's clothing. Of, the
L finest material and most fashionable ever
offered in this market can be had at Mr.. Daniel
shenbles on The corner of Main and South streets.
His prices are very reasonable.
nTsicl:a, -.aGaiy :: isit-tf,
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To the Planters,
)f this and adjoining Parishes.

or this and adjoining Parishes.
MIR. ". A. ALLENDER Of the Texas Hedge
lxl company, is now planting hedges OF the Os.
age Orange for Il number of Onr planters, This
company is well recommended here and is undonb.
teddy perfectly responsible as it has been engaged
'e na has ssen s 50
fac ion Planters. who desire an impcnetrabe
hedge for life. one that will not rot, be blown or
wash down, pou d do well to imploy this company
its price is but about 81 cents pcr panel with
perfect guarantee that the hedge 10 to be made per-
feet before the pay is required, except small poy
ment Of 20 per cent the first two years. This com.
pauys plan Of managing hedge " entirely difIaxs
ent from thnt Of any other that Aas L4cn phrsued
IN this part OF the c0untry.
Call Vt the Eagle IIotslor address
WA. ALLENDER.
Opelo,isas, March 23d. 1861.
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new Iberia Marble Works.

IhAss, Specifications and Drawings, submitted
". m travelling agent at the residences of any
Iay oeslre informations, or wish to purchase,
o,e,aess ,saaress GASPAR LUSSEE, New Iberia.
opelousas. April 2s, 1860. - !.
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HOUSE PAINTING.

TIME undersigned having located petm,.aIiy y.
Opelousas is now ready to d" all ind u w"rk '
in his line of business III the most approves s.. "
Drug Store of 2. l.. Hebrard will be pMnctnally al
tended to. JACoo W
January 18th l861.-ly.
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'-s !. I. v. CHACHERE, sheriff.
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Opelousas Literary Institution
Preparatory School for Academies,
DlREcrHD By
Mr.. @. 6. DURAND.

CONDITIONS:
harding by the year r..................el40 90
lay scholars BY tue year. ............. 40 10
+" by the mouth ............ 90
Esj.tesis bed clothes, mattresses, pillows ] 90
Washing uer uonth. .,.............. so
Each bosrder and each day scholar is bound to
iatnlsh cord of nre wood for the Winter, to warm
himself, and his light.
There will he in the Institution, two half yearly
sslc examinations.
Tho schoas.ic year IL Of twelve months, vaca-
,isss included.
4 reduction will be granted on the most equita-
bio term. Tor time lost by disease or other causes
isdeptsden. Of the will.
D.ssors M Wi viii BE- a. ] the Charge W Of the parents.
September Is, l66U.-ly.
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This truly wonderful preventive and cure for Fe
yer and Ague and Bilious Fevers, will be sent by
nail, post paid, on receipt of one dollar Also for
sale at all respectable Druggists and Country torres
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1873 Main ST..
Va. Branch Office, Bank of Commerce
Building, Yew York. Address
JOHN WILCOX h co.
Seutemher 8. 1860. =.
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Mobile, dlabama, July 23d, 1860.

Mobile, Alabama, July 23d, 1860.
GENTLEMEN:
have been snatched from the grave by the ap-
plication of your wonderful "Iupectine," or "Per-
sian Fever Charm" For several years | have sui-
fered every season from fever and ague. Last
Spring my life was threatened, but your remedy
has destroyed the disease. and am rapidly gain.
Ing an appetite and strength.
Respectfully. Yours,
D. N. BARRON
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The PATRIOT
nsaus OF suBacR1rT1oN.

TERMS OC oVo1SAH AASIas E
,,,,or.and Fifty Cents Year, In advances II
Two pps p.is vithin three months, Three Dollars and
aosp1Sse ssr Ssents. Single copies, 10 csnts.
ADTERTia1Na.
viii BE q Ss1 esn'1 Rss line
~ .rsssi ssi'rssl'''sh'n One Dollar will be made
AGENTS..
.,:..tou. ....,..,..,...A a .hlLLsrxrad.
Nassa.",S, a.,.,. Louis STAGE.
FaN ,'s.' ''.....,...,,.J.L. l.. MORRIS.
~ CanI amI;.oi l.. J. B. SHAW.
1sps s.sWs 1. H BAssE7T ,Jr.s
HHaess,, HHaeS'':,,. CASsoN.
sl.sssdria ....''.'''''.'''' H.n.o., M,
A:tag,ssxs DR.. JOHN mills.
Arnas".,v."'e ...,,.....H F. VOORHEES,
Latsgs"s j r. darcy.
asv ~ .ADoLPHUs OLIVIER.
cfsssssns. ~. :. "A. NJ. PERRAuLT.
Dslos.no A, B. SrRAwBR1DGE d Co
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oPELoUsAs SATURDAY MORNING. JULYe. 1861
STEAMBOATS,.

III lGH WATER ARRANGEMENTS
-. - The fast running and regular
packet. Steamer A -IMHN G. l.s1fIA
=. Louaiier, Master, will leave Wash. .E@asa1
iihgton every SUNDAY at 8 O'Clock A, NJ. and
leave NewOreans every WEDNESDAY at s p. N.
me fast running and regular packet, Steamer
ANNA a; PERRET, ]. A. Capps, Master, will leave
Washington every TUESDAY at / O'Clock p. NJ
Pm. "'
The Steamer ALINE, W. G. Neal, Master, will
also be in the trade as transient Boat having no
regular day for leaving.
Passengers and shippers can rely on the pune.
tuaity OF the steamers Nina SHINES and duna
Perret. -''A ~1'''"
The rate of freight will be the same as hereto
fore, viz:
sugar. ................. 81 90 per HID.
=. Iaoiasees. ........-......... rs /" bbl
Hottou. ................. Is Z" bale.
w rIeisnt' ............... 5O Dbl.
o. HINCKLEY Il co.
November "a, 1860.
Notice to consignees of freight.
WE the undersigned respe lfN beg leave to
w inform our friends and the .,,,hiic in general
that owing tn the present cris sines ,tI;,irs
it has become impossible for - t. axe a;.y fur.
ther advances on freight and ,',reiH, ntly we are
obliged to adopt strict cash y-1e., l. freight and
storage. Therefore no freight VIII ne delivered by
us hereafter until all the charg u paid; and no
iarders for freight will be received unless accom-
paved with the money.
CiRRIERE & MELANSu$,
P1TRE ~ C hstIi..
Washing0n, La. December l4ta 1850.
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DR. D. w. Foster.

HAVING perm entity located in Opeous,s,
L i offers his services To the public in the differ
eat departments o! practice-Mcdiuine, Surgery
and Obstetrics.
At prcsen, he may he found at his residence on
landry street. formerly occupied by j. r. lIether-
wick dec 22d ls60.---ly.
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Alexander Levy.

X trade. having settled permanetly in Opelonsas
ofers bis services to the citizens "t this Parish. All
work intrusted to him will be perfnrmed speedily
and in a workmanlike manner. Terms reasonable
Opelonsas March 30th, le6l.-6m
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BUSINESS CARDS.

T o. 0. F.-Sr. LANDRY LoDaE No. 25
- meets at opelousas every Saturday .,..~s...
evening at O'Clock. j. D. Richard, 4
n. &; Q. A. Guidry, v. G; o. Poiret,
Secretary; c. N. Ealer. Treasurer.
The Order is respectfully invited to attend
Opelousas, ia uary T. 1860
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DI'K. The well known Stallion A
IL ut Dr. Thompson stands now a, HXs
Nr. Pierre cmnean's Stables, where
he vii remain till Oc'"ber next lie VIII
serve American mares Tor 'hr season at wv
and Greule mares al $40.
Optlousas, April IL. le5i
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A LPHONSE DEBAILLON, Public Auc-
"A tioneer in and for the Parish of st. Landry.
Orders left at the office of T. S. Robin will receive
prompt attention.
Opelnusas Jany I, 1860
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DANAWA7 from the pIahtatlOn Ul
IL Robin, in the Parish Of st. Ian
dry. on the hrst Of June 1853. a negro ~
Esn Of dark complexion. named JIM
bRADBOS. He is feet inches in l.
height, aged 30 years, weighing about n
$50 pounds.
Tie above reward will be paid for Z
,ss arrest Of said negro boy, 80 that
ran Get him, or by delivering him to 4
No in New Orleans, at S. "; corner Ora,
Barrone streets. j. N. WILL
June !, 1850.
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Chevis & Ritchie,
surveyors and land agents.
l.ingLnn. La, February Is, lsG0.-ly.

: tTTTfSU'T1I' ECFJIuHIy HV, loUU'-~Iy'
r j. BEAUCHAMP, Auctioneer in and
- for the Parish Of st. Landry, will promptly at.
tend to all business contded to him. Office in Ope.
lousas. Jany I, 1850.
nNEZIME A. GUIDRY, Auctioneer and
" Notary Public in and for the Parish of st. Ian.
dry. Office at the Court House.
Opelousas, Jany Z, 1860.
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READ! READ!! READ!!!

Cairo, Illinois, July 18th, 1860.
Messrs. JoHN WILCOX Co.:
Your IBpectine,' or Persian Fever Charm. y
has done wonders. l was wholly des ondent and
wretched when | applied it, and in five hours tie
ehills were removed and no fever has ensued 1t il
the simplest cure imaginable, and wonder of na
ture OF art. | would not be without this Inpec-
tine" single hour. By constantly wearing it /
seem to be "sgue proof"
Yours Very Truly,
E. NJ. STOUT
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam Beirin's Celebrated
Silyer-COatcd FEAJALE PILLS.

GPIlE only ceJtain and safe Remedy for all
u Uterine distractions, Monthly Difficulties, lr.
resulariies. and all other diseases to which the
woman, wife and .mo,icr. is peculiarly liable
These Fills contain no deleterious ingredients.
but nrc safe and certain in their action. They
will bc found TO exert the happiest effect in nll
cares of Pro'apsus Uteri, in Lcucorrhea or the
Whites; thcY will be found tie easiest aud most
certain cure that can bo found. II is on accoun,
OF this certainty that they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, during he .frsf3 months,
as miscarriage is certain to lie brought on hut at
other periods their use is perfectly safe For sale
by A, Cook, Chardon; Z. 5 Field, East Claridon,
&. ?, Treat, Claridon; l.. Thompson, Iuntsburg
N, B.--One dollar and d,rce postage stamps
enclosed to any authorized agent, will ensure u
package of pills by return mail ..-
Z. CROSBY, Genorni Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
A. CAUTION beware OF Counterieils; the genuine
have the Signature o c. Crosby on the outside
wrapper. 3G3m6
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Blood Food!
Blood Food!
Bl00il En0di


To all suffering from Consumption, incipicn,
or coniirmcd.or from debility of anykind; or from
mental or nervous prostnaiion. brought on by any
cause; or from scrofulous complaints; or from
diseases OF the kidneys or bladder; and TO ladies
suffering any OF the many distressing complaints
to which their sex is liable, nnd which engender
Consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
isoiisred as certain and reiia6ie remedy. DIFF.
fering in every particular from tho pn tent medi.
cnes Of the day, il is chemical combination of
iRON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHDRUS
OF very great worth, and many hundreds bear
glad and grateful testimony to the benefits 1, has
conferred upon them .s.
G. 4. DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York
is the sole proprietor Of the article and has, in
consequence OF fraud attempted upon the pub.
lie, changed the color o the outside wrapper from
REQ to yellow, and increased the size Of the bottle
to ounces. De very cautious in buying, to see
that the fac simo OF his signature is on the out.
side OF the wrapper as ali others are counterfeit.
In consequence Of the large demand for this nr.
iiclc, the following druggists have all ordered
and received supplies OF the new kind VIZ. Zee,
Sisson & Co, J. NJ. b McNary & Co., George
Buck, Tulcott Brothers, and j. G. Rathbun.
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Sabbath School Pic Mic.

Wo understand tho Sabbath School Pic
Mic at the Httlo Mountain. on Thursday
week was attended by tho largest coneourse
Of people ever assembled thoro on such an
occasion. Six Schools were proscut, viz: :
three from this village, one from Chardon
Ccntor, ono from Mentor. and ono from the
Mountain. Those from tms village were
under tho superintondonce oe DIR. Nichols
and D. W. Garfield, Esq Sheriff White and
Mr.. Ira Scott officiating as Marsha,s. A
train of seventy ,ivo wagons, mostly largo
and hoaviy laden, won't from Clrardou, and
a corresponding number from Mentor and
tho vicinity of tho Mountain. #.
Tho remarks OF Rows. u. c. Fullor and Z
r. Knapp, who addressed the children. arc
we'll spoken Of by those who heard thom
Much praise is also accorded to thc Char.
don Band, for tho part they took in the cxcr
cises. The day was delightful, and no acci.
dent occurred 10 mar its festivities.
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A Card.
DURroN, Az

oCkroN, aug. 2lst, bls
Tho volunteers desire TO return to tho
citizons and ladies of Burton, their sincere
and heartieltdhanks for their most genor
Gus and hospitable entertainment, during
their stay hero. .at
Tho Company has boon subsistod by the
citizous hero at two diferen. times, (tbreo
meals each timo,) and you may bo assured
we arc most heartily grateful for It, Our
thanks are also due to hegentlemon of tho
Excelsior Band, who have so kindly furnish
cd us with good music on these occasions.
The Hon. Petor Hitchcock will also accep;
our hearty thanks for so generously assisting
us in raising our Company. But of us you
shall hear moro anon.
A VOLUNTEER.
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The New Company Moving.

BURTON. Aug 20th, 1861.
DEAR DEMOCRAT I'VE now have ninety.
.fce names on our throo years Company
roli. Wostnrt for tho Cleveland camp. 4lst
Regiment. to morrow morning. Tho Com.
rnny will be subsstcd by tho contributions
of tho good people of Burton, to-day and to-.
night, aud tho Excelsior Band will accom-
pany ds to Cleveland.
l shall address you from Cleveland, at
which time shall DO ablo to givo YOU the
names of our officers and privates. Our
boys are wide awak G, and we hope old Gcauga
Shall soon DO represented in the big war,
by at loast t'co Companies.
Yours for aye,
....... VOLUNTEER.