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occupent que pourtsmoigner de leur indifference.
lis dasirent meme que lie president Lincoln cede
aux Influences du parti radical. lis experiment Ia
gertrude que le Sud sera d'autant plus determine
4 poursuivre Ia guerre que lie gonvernement oe
Washington SO montrera dispose q Sc Jetef dans
les bras des pires abolitenistes ct des PaTtlsahs
t,e la conquete tout pTix.
Les iourIlaux de Richmond ne font pas meme
allusion all parti democratic, autretois tout-pis-
SAINT, auiourd'hui terre. II est sans influence
sur les determinations du gonyernement, ct dams
les affases du pays il ne joae plus que le role de
snectateur inactif ou de prophetic eplofe. &C.
pendant on le juge encore actif dams lOuest'
"Notre yoeu le plus cher,n dit lie Register de
Mobile, Test de- voir un candidat republican, TIL
onlpher dams les prochaines elections presiden-
tisllas. Nos informations nous permettent Ii as
snrer au'un tel evenement provoquerait nne
irrsmediable anarchie dams les Etats de fOuest.
Les democrates des bords de fOhio ct du Missls-
siui ne ressemblent en- rien eeux dc New-1ork.
I'm f,,sil he les efraie pas ils ne craignent pas
la baisse des fonds publica yant pas DC Valesrs
enoagees. III s'est trp1v dams Ohio DIES hoiilr
mes capables de slGivrer Morgan; IL sen trou.
y.lt ta H - y
NongslIe gieteFse & ssIs .
ails IL fnetrallt da Bib n
"a tipiver eii face 4 sllle ainofite
sasas il al aa,lbye des represensants sue atte
soil sterile, sIne le arl de lopposition succomhe.
eest nossihle, asst GENE eertan; nlais la Lutte
men sera pas noills rleine 'interst Nous allens
yoir le yielx parti des trasisiens eonstitutionne
les aux prises avec la faction revolutonnare qui
gaerife j une idee les Liberties dn pays ct la base
meme de l'ancienne Union: lie droit des Etats.
Courier. Franeais, dG 25 NoU.
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LE COURIER DIES oPELoUsAS,
Public 10 samedi par Joel H. Sandoz..
CONDITIONS.

4'S@ 4ajt go CONDITIOSS.f Ss#s s@ *.f=i
/ L'abonnement est de ClNo piastres par an pay
ables d'avance, on six piastres la in do rannee.
Aucun ahonnemeat ne sera arrste avant quo les
Averages ne soiens payes, d moins que P6diteur
ne le jnge convenable.-Et les abonnes qul de-
sireront arrster leur Announcement devront en- dom
ner avis par Cert au moins quinze iours avant 10
terme de leur aboanement. .s$.t
| Les avis seront inserss a.raison de vingt- t-cinq
cents la ligne pour chscune des trois premieres
publication. .et dix cents Ia ligne pour ehaque pu
blication subssquente. Quand on traitera de gre
4 gre avee TEditeur, une deduction lib6Iale sera
fate pour les avis pernnanents.
Tout avis. d moins quill men soft autrenens
ordonns, sera public en- franeais eten anglais JUS
qua CO quill soft retire .ou jusaua ce que rEdl-
teur juge convenable do ID retiIef.
Les annonees do eandidats SO paissent vings
piastre5 pour ehaaae eandidat, es d'aTanee
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College 81. Charles.

Z ,ANNEE Seholaire, au College ST. Charles
- Grand Coteau], commencera le IA Decem-
bre pour Sc ter1niner CONNIE a Pordinaire vers
le 20 Aout. =.
LIE prix de Ia Pension, comprs lie blanchis-
sage les fournitures de bureau ct les honoralres
du medecin est de $500 en- blliets de Ia Fiile'
nour les eufants don't les parents habitent hors
des lgnes confederees ct de $500 en- 6iets con
fedsres pour ceux qui sont dams les lignes.
Enti6e $40 Ell biIets de la yille S2o en billcts
confederes.
Les livres ct les medicines sont en- dehors du
prix de la pension ...
La pension Sc paye par moitio ct davance: Ia
premiere moitie en- entrant, ct Ia scconde moitle
le Is Aviil.
L'are d'admission est de 10 Is ans, ct l'en-
fant dOit savoir lire ct ecrlre.
T. BENAUSSE S. j.,
President.
Grand Coteau, S Decembre 1868. 35-at.
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Circulaire.

Circulaire.
QUARTERS GENERAUX, !
DEPARTMENT. TRANS-MISSISSIPPI
Shreveport IA Oetobre 1868.
I ES applications pour des places de FEtat.Ma-
AA jor Medical pour eette partie de larmee SER
want dams lie Departement Mississippi Sc
ront adressees aa Chirurgien JOHN M. Haden,
Drecteur Medical aux Quarters Generaux c-
dessus. .es
Les postulants devront specifer leurs noms ct
prenoms en- plein, leur age, depuis combien de
temps lis exercenl. dams quelle ecole lis ont gra
lis sspirent, soft chirurgien on assistant clirur-
glen. Par ordre du
LIEUT-GEN. L. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S. ANDERSON.
Assistant Adiudant General 33-5t
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VENTE pUBLIQUE.

Succession dc feu Jacob Anselnl.
TN vcrtu DUN ordre de rHonorable la Cour de
- District dams es pour la Paroisse St. Landry,
Ia nublic est prevenu quill sera offert en- vente
u,h,iuuc all plus offant ct derner encherlsseur,
mar l'intermediaire d 'un Encanteur dument COM
lniysionne, a lencoignure des rues Bellevue ct de
Ia Cour,a Opelousas. ~
Le Mercredi 50 Deccmbre proclaim, 1863,
leg proprietes ci-apes decfitrs, appartenant u la
suggestion de feu Jacob Anseln, savor:
Tn certain Lot de Terre,
slime dams IL Vile d'Opelousas, borne au Nord
psr Beni. II. CAN'T, a,l Sud par Ia rue du Sud,
3 i'Est par la rue de Ia Cour ct a fOuest par j.
NJ Millsted, ensemble ayec les batisses ct ame-
liorations qui en- s'y tfouvent.
Une certaine portion dun
Lot de lerre situe l'encoignure des rues de Ia
Cour ct Bellevue, mesnrant cinquante pieds SIX
pouces de face Ia rue Bellevue, ct quatrevingt
quIEze pieds six pouees sur Ia rue de Ia Cour,
bernee au Nora par IA rue I5ellerne, au Sud par
James NJ. Porter, Est par II terrain dt DOC
teu1 Sssttttss y
Cour, eiiseulbl yac tuases les batisses es ane-
liorations qui Hs,aysDts u llsexesptlon de ce
atI sera resAfys Il Jour dc Ia vente. Aslssi, un
billiard queues lilies, tables, chaises, tablealx.
caraffes, verres, dEc. &c.
Tn nsgre ilommk James, dsnyiron AZ ans.
UNE MAIS0N situssur II terrain de "a Mai
son de Cour.
Tn cheval; --~
Tn lot De meubles dc maison;
Ustensils de cuisine.
Conditions: sommes de vingt piastres
ct auiessous, payables compliant; ct toutss SOM
mes audessus de vingt piastres payables un
credit dun, desix ct trois ans, a eompter du jour
de la vente. Les acqaereurs fournissant lenrs
obligations ayec bonne ct suftisante caution sol-
daire i la satisfaction de Tadministrateur; lesque-
les obligations seront faltes payables Il son ordre
ct il son dosnicile, portant interet raison de s
pour cent par an, a compter de leurs echeances
respectv-s. Et en- outre. les terrains ct lesclave
demeurant specialement hypotheques a la sue
cession iusquau Placement final tant du principal
que des nterets qui auront p, s'aceroitre.
CLEOPHAS COMEAU,
Administrator
Opelousas % Novembre 1868.
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5000 de reeolnpe1lse,

r. PARTS MARRONS du splssiene, ese
EsssN environ miles du pont de Lloyd, II
NA sur Ia Ioute du chemin du Ferry desY2.
Burr, dams la mutt du 8 au 10 d'Aout, les es-
elaves ci dessous decrits. SAVIOR:
Tin negre nomme TYREE, coulsur griffs,, art:
denviron 36 aus, taille d'enyiron 5 pieds ueuf
pouces 5s-r.. s.,
TN negre nomme WILSON, couleur rriffe
fonee, age d'environ IS ans, taille dsenyiron 5
peds pouees, tortenlent construis. Illui man
que une dent de devant. -, -szzs~.
I'm negre nom1ne mccoy, age de 10 ans, ct
taille d'enyiron 5 peds pouces de haut.
Une nsgresse nominee ROSETTA, agee do
vingt ans, envifon. m na
CENT PIASTRES seront payees pour Zap
prehension de chacun ellx ct 50 livraison mo?
4 un point queieonque entire 10 Bayou Bnuf ct
le Ferry de Burr. s $3.50
Sont aussi parts marrons, de mon habitat;on,
sur le Bayou Besuf: #t
Is Tn negre nomme GEORGE, age d'enyiron
spt8six ans, ct a1
aatsa nagre nomme ALLEN, age d'ensi,
Neat psastres de rsspmpense seront payees.
pour A livraisoE moi dc chacun de ces esclaves,
n asn point gneleonque entire ma residence ct
Burr's Ferry. Les deux esclayes dernisrement
inentionnes sont sans doute sur mon habitation
dams lie voisInage; ct les autres tenteront pro-
bablement do setourner aa meme quarter sous
peu. GEORGER KING.
st. Landry 12 Septembre 1863. 2Ssf -
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Succession Geo. v. Trudeau.

FoUIES les personnes qui ont des rsclama-
"A tons exercer contre la succession de feu
George v. hudeau, sont prices de les presenter,
ayec les pieces d l'appui, au soussigns, a sa
Pharmacie, q Washing toutes celIes qui
doivens audit defunta anront a venir regler dams
les trente jours qui snivront la date du present
avis, 81 elles venIent eviter des fyais
e. B0IJCHEz, ErGcutear TcstanssHsaire.
Washington ss Sept. ls53. ses5t
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I'm Irlandais, connu dams les legendes,
sous lc nom de Saint COLOMBIAN, forma uue
societe de recus dams Ia petite lie dc Jona.
Get homme await une telle antipathie pour
les femmes, quill men roulait pas soufrir
une dams toute l'etendue de son District
II en- await exclus pareillement les yaches,
les ehevres, &c Voici quel etait son raj
sonnement: Partout OH Sc tFouve une va.
che, il y une femme; ct partous ou il y a
une femme, il y quelqne chose de mau'
yais Ce saint-la ne neriteralt pas d'avoir
une mere
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--J al topjours desire de yoir les plates
de l'etat heureusement queries, mais par les
noyens les plus doux ct les plus simples.
sans renversement, beuleyersement nj trou-
bles.
LA paix ma toujours paru preferable
i Ia guerre ct aux dissensions, quand meme
on ne pourrait obtenir la paix qua des con-
ditions dures et fachenses
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GLoRIEusEs NouvELLHs
DE L'oUEST.

Tn voyageur arrive lei jeudi dernier apporte
un Democratic, d'Alexandrie, du9, qui content
une dtpeche 4 Atlanta, George, annonGant que
Bragg a completternent battu rennemi, 10 for
cant de Sc retirer en- confusion. lie Gen. Long.
street bombardait Knoxville, Oh s'etsit refugie
rennesni, ct Ia vile allai. stre couplettement a
vestie. slE
Au moment OH cette dspeche etait enroyee,
5000 p,isonniers abolitionistes etaient dtia arri
YES i Atlanta.
La MALE de jeuli n'ayant point apporte le
Democrat, nous ne pouvons donner de plus am
MES details.
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QUARTER GENERAL,
Bureau de S0fieier d'Enrolement !

de ts Paroisse st. Laadry.
0PEL0UsAs, 2 Decembre 1868.
ORDRE GENERAL No.2. s &c..
PySOUS les hommes dams la Paroisse St. Ian
A dry, entire Is ct 45 ans, (y inclus tous ceux
qui ont pu etre decharges, detailles, on exemptei
sous un enrolement anterieur,) sont par le pre-
sent sommes de Sc rapporter moi, a mon Quar-
tier General, Opelousas. lie Is Decembre cou-
rant. Ceux qui neggeront de Sc rapporter Sc
ront immediatement arretes CONNIE deserteurs.
ct traites dune maniere sommaire on lis seront
trouyes.
w. c. MORRELL, Capt. c. S. A.
. Officer d 'EarolemeDt Paroisse St. Landry.
5 Decembre lS63.-2f
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QUARTERS GENERAUx, I
Depa1tement Trans-Mississippi,
Shreveport Novembre 1865.
7

ORDRES GENERAUX No. 1872.
VIII La seeonde clause du paragraphe
&A4As VIII, S. O. l39, ct la seconde clause
du photographic Z. S. o. 16o, sont par les presen-
tes revoquees, ct Ia suvante y substitute, savoir
Ce tariff des prix etablis tous les deux mois ou
plus souvent, sera public pour rinformation de
ceux qui s'approprient (impress) au nom dt Gou-
vernement des articles don't il peut avor absolu-
ment beson; ct null officer on agent ne paiera nj
napprouvera aucune estimation au-dessus dice
lui, mas au contraire en- referera an Bureau pre-
pose pour sa revision ct llne evaluation finale.
Par erdre du
LlEuT-GEN. E. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S ANDERSON,
Assist~ Adj General. I33-4t
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Gg-Nous sonlines artorise annoncer que NJ.
L. Y. CIrACHERE, le ttulaire actue, est can.
didat pour sherif, a rf!ection qui rient d'etre
reuyoyee au peuple, ct qui aura lieu 10 Lundi 81
DGcembre courant l5 Dec. 1868
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4 Pour herif--Nous sonlincs auforse q an
.pcer que s 81 i accapitaine JAMES 9, HAYES
G@ canddis-a "a place do .sherif dc Ia Paroisse
n. Landry, a rGlection qui Went detre rensoyea
sESdevant lie peuple, ct qui aura lieu 10 Lundi u
Dscembre proclaim. @
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vEnTE PUBLIoUE.

vENTE PUBLIQUE.
SUCCESSION DE LEON CHARLES PITRE.
I'M vertu dun oldre de la Cour de District dc
I'D la Paroisse ST. Landry, il sera vendu en-
vente publique, par un oficier competent, d la
derniere residence de feu Leon Charles Pitre, 4
rAnse q la Chaudiere en- cette Parosse, Mer-
credi le 80 Decenbre proclaim, 1868, les propri-
etes suiyantes appartenant la succession dudit
feu Leon Charles Pitre, sayoir:
@szggTssN@ Environ 20 teres de betes a eornes
deux paires de bseuts de tire;7 che
---A--AA vaux ct iuments; un beau poulain;
Trois chevaux de tire; Tn petit lot de betes a
cornes farouehes; Instruments aratoires meubles
de maison; ustensils de cuisine &c
CoNDITIoSs.--La moitie du prix d'aehat pay
ablps le Ter Avril 1865. et la balance payable le
Ter Avril suivant,. 1866. Les acquereurs four
nissaut caution solidaife 4 Ia satisfaction de qui
de droit, g. toptes solnnes ssront pas pay
ees ponctalellsaaen SaHcs porseront into,
l'echeanee jussau parIsiit paIeraent.
Les paienie fssout sla a,eeiIt otl III mon,
l4's - llSiI s.riss
opelodsas ysnabfs ltsti;SS HsI
QUART MI
DEPARTIsAlaslsT lll ES'SS q
shrsvspoi's 4 Mevenbrc 1858
ORDRES SPECIAUX No. ISI.
.TV La notice dechange qui suit est pu-
- v > bile pour rinfornlation et la direction de
tous ceux que celia concerne:
Richmond l6 Octobre 1863
"Au Lieutenant Colonel NJ G. WATTS.
"Tons les prisonniers de Port Hudson sont s.
schanges ct peuvent retourner aleur devoir.
(Sipnk1 r. 0IITn
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A VT s

q AVIS .
fyEIX qui ont des reclamations contre la Sue
~ cession do David II. Morris, dec6ds, sont
prizes de les presenter avec les pieces rappui, d
John d. Hudspeth. -
GEO. w. HUDsPETH,
Administrator,
opelousas, 10 Oct. 186s.-3s22-5f.
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ELECTION.

- TTENDu one par un iugement de Ia Cour
lA de District de la Parolsse St. Landry, rendu
d su,e session sreciale tenue Opelousas, COM
uI,sneant lie Lundi % Novembre 1863 ct termi-
..aIst le Mercrdi 25 dn meme mois, Pelection de
sshsrif de la Paroisse st. Landry. qa eu lieu le
8 Novembre l663ss etc declaree mule, ct rem
Foyee au peuple;
Etattendu quen vertu de la loi, en- pareil cas-,
uue nouyelle election dolt etre tenne pour ladite
place, lie quatreme lundi qui suit le lernier jour
de la Cour la session dc laquee le jugement a
etc rtndu; ,.
EN- CONSEQUENCE, Quill soft connu qu'u-
ne Election sera tenne. dams la Paroisse st. Ian
dry. aux dfferents lieux detection ci-apres desi-
cues ct sous la surveillance des Commissares
d'Election NOMINEES Get effet,
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ED On nous assure gull y parmi nous de.
narchands qai refasent positivement les billet.
conftdsres. NeconsiendIaita pas dc lsur appl;
auer Ii loi dn Gen. Kirby smit11
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yUne forte canonnade 5 etc entendue ie
atarli derpier, dams Ia direction de Port Hudson
on Morganza. C'est sans doate les batteries con
ielerees guipoivrent Yes transports aboltionistes
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CONTEMPTIRLE.

For weeks past the treasonublc papers
of the State have been resorting TO every
artifce to produce dissatisfaction in tho
army, and among loyal people at home.
At this game the Cincinnati E"qHire'' bears
off the palm, by publishing the following
concerning soldiers insult to every
loval person, and slur upon every sol
dier's wito
"For them there are no profitable jobs and tecn,-
ing contracts ;cven the wages which the Govern
mCut promised thcm for their services have bctn
in many cases, witholden. They, and through
them their families, have been neglected. They,
their wives and children, their widows and or
phans are not prosperous. The negro absorbs
the love OF the Administration and there is more
ioy over Ane runaway contrahand than there il
sorrow when hundred soldiers choose their last
resting place in the uniriendly soil o u revoltcd
country They went out from us, proud, hopeful,
amid the waving Of banners, the roll ot drums, and
the cheers Of stay-at-hOme crowds each with
the picture OF a country saved imprinted on his
heart and lighting up the future OF his imagnAuoni
they come back not at all, piles ot solemn boxes
upon the decks of steamers; or they steal silently
among US, broken in health, their dreams at glory
all disSipatcd, and with an arm or leg less than
/ when they departed they come back to find their
places tilted the tide OF life running ON unconscious
Of their presence, aud torgettul OF their absence
tn lind their homes the things they were not brtor,
- their families possibly scattered, their wives
perhaps under the care ot some charitable agent
OF AN Aid Society, who has found that there ar.
more WAYS thar one 70 administer conSolauon.'
Il is only necessary to add that the por
son who wrote the above is in favor of the
Constitution as II ia, aud the Union as il
was
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UNION MEETINGS.

We to-day publish a lengthy account Of
the Union meeting held at .Tontogany on
Saturday last. 1t is a matter for gratiica-
ton that so large a number was present,
and may be taken as good evidence of the
earnest Unconditional Union sentiment OF
our people.
III our hurry last week we failed to notice
the great Union meeting held at Bryan
Williams county, on the 2lst Of March.
The people were addressed by Hon. j. NJ.
Ashley and others, and everything passed
off with harmony and enthusiasm.
Union meetings will be held at Napoleon
Henry county, on Friday next, and at De
fancc on Saturday ncxt--Aprl Sd and dth
Hon j, NJ. Ashley, g. Nolncy Dorsey, NJ. II
Waite and others will address the meetings
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CoPPERHEAD MOVEMENTS.

From various quarters of the Northwest
we hear Of attempts Of the Copperheads to
resist the United States authorities and
although several casos of actual resistance
have occurred, where the reptiles outnum-
bcred Our men ten, fifteen or twenty to one,
tho former have invariably scattered and
skedaddled whenever our forces have ap-
pcarcd in numbers anywhere near cqualng
thoir own.
We last week mentioned the dongs of
the Noble county CopperheIls, who had
un organized band of two hundrcd-all of
whom scattered before one hundred and
eighty of our men arrived anywhere within
shooting distance of them. Quite u num-
Der of them have since been arrested and
taken to Cincinnati, where it is hoped they
will he granted two triuls-Iirst 10y law
second, 10y hemp. They are represented
M being the hardest-looking specimens OF
humanity that have been seen outside o
the penitcntialy siuca the days of Adam
Il is further asserted that they are good
Democrats of the "uohla Nallandigham
order which we do not dispute.
The HghilnR NrrS gives an account OF
the burning oil four buildings in Highland
county. 10y Coppcrhcals the cause for
their destruction being that they had beer
rented 10 ur,,rocs ono of the proprctors
| had received Anonymous letters, stating
/ that if he attempted to rebuild the houses
burned, his entire buildings would be
/ dcstroycd.
/ 4 squad of soldiers was sent some time
since, to Raleigh, Rush county, Indiana, to
arrest dcsertcrs, and had captured six ant
were ON their way to the cars, when they
were set upon 10y some one hundred Cop
| porhcads, mounted and armed with rifles
and their prisoners released Upon learn
| ing these facts, General Darlington at one
dispatched two companies otintantry, whel
the reptiles skeduddled, and the soldier
rccaptmcd most OF OF the dcscrtcrs.
Is anything more needed to couvuc
true Union men that these Conservatives,
Peace men." Democrats AS they var
ously call themsclycs-arc just AZ heart
traitors to the Govornment of the Unite
States as jeff. Davis himself? And belle,
ing this, is there single loyal man, of az
party, who will far moment hesitate
abandon the disloyal organization, an
come ont boldly and mcouditionuly f,
the Union
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"GREAT MEN BELITTLED." "

In the Toledo Blade of "Wednesday last,
We iud very sensible and excellent ortI-
Gle under the above head, from the Boston
Gazate, Of which the following is the first
sentence
"It seems to ba regarded as an evidence Of
smGrtness that some pens and some tongues passesS
an aptitude for indulging in personal remarks con-
csrnlng leading or prominent men"
Wouldn't it be good idea iog the Blade
70 take that homs I"
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Public Meeting at Bowling Green,

The citizens OF Bowling Green and sur
rounding country arc requested TO meet at
said village, on SATURDAY, the 4th day
Of April next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to take
into consideration the construction Of q
road from said village, to connect with the
Dayton e. Michigan Railroad. The qucs-
ton is an open one, and all who feel an in.
tcrcst in it are invited to attend
DANIEL NEWTON, J.. S. B0UGHTON,
w. X. PECK, :. J. LAMB,
J. NJ. LAMB. ALF'D THURST0N,
LEE MOORE, A. SELkIRk,
j. DAILY, WM HOOD,
GEO. WILLIAMS, JAMES HOOD.
q. u. AVERY,
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HOI FOR TIE ARMY!
4 Rarr Chance to Purchase


FINHE finest and most desirable farm in the
i county, consisting of 200 acres well improved
ridge and prairie land, 100 acres of which is in
graSs) together with 20 acres of woodland pas
turc. The dwelling is large framed gothic strue-
ture, Of i3 feet front and feet rear, which embra
ces, besides extensive cellarage, brick icc-house,
wood house, and every convenience for large
family, The walls OF the rooms in the residence
are IL feet in height, and the woodwork grained
in imitation OF oak. Surrounding the residence
are, truiting and growing, an almost endless vari-
ETY. of dwarf and standard pears, cherries grapes,
ornamental evergreen aud dsciduous trees. The
barn, besides having capacity for storing so tons Of
hay, isadapted for tying 10 head OF horses and 40
head of large cattle, besides extensive shedding
The orchard consists OF three hundred apple aud
pear trees, embracing almost every variety Of sum
mer, fall and long keeping fruit, Just coming into
full hearing The farm is admirably situated in
reference Ia yenences-rnads, drainage, Post
Office, SChoDS, railroads; with abundance Of
cistcn, we'll aud stock water stock scales and, in
short, every convenience that ingenuity could sug-
geSt. Must be Juld soon, as | am going into the
army, and wish 10 rid my family of its care. A
large portion OF the purchase money may remain
upon mortgage,
Price $50 per acre. Ii can be rented for term
Of years, for ncary per cent on the price.
LEWIS ii. CASS.
Portage, Wood Co., o., March l6, 1868.
I HAVE also another farm, five miles distant,
i of 100 acres Of woodland aud 40 acres Of wet
prairie, upon which is very convenient, new
Framed dW sllng, of moderate size, and SO bearing
ample trees, with about 25 acres under improve
ment, In a frst-rate locaity for stock raising.
Price-Sl5 per acre. large portion OF the pur-
'AsS' :7 money may remain upon ~0t T. f. cAss.