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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

Real EsrArE-We have anot her change in
real estate to notice this week, aud another
desirable accession to our community. The
farm Of Captain. Field, landlord ,of the Fisk
House, has been purchased by Abel Krum
Esq OF Cherry Valley. will. the intention, we
understand, Of adopting it as the place Of his
future residence. The farm contains some 81
acres, aud the price paid wus $500.
Mr.. X. is well and iavorably known ir the
County, not only from his connection with the
last General Assembly. but by bis active iden-
tification with its agricultural and other inter
ests. 1t is a consideration that touches a
laudable local pride, that our towrship aud
village Offer Inducements Sufficient TO draw
within their borders such citizens OF means
aud position. A move ment in real estate, we
all about as arc feeling the impulse. While
at Geneva, day or two since. we were told OF
q sale Of village property. The store OF f. D
SMITH. together with its contents. have passed
by purchase into the hands of Messrs. MORGAN
& PRocroR-price $500. The real estate
was bought by Mr.. Smith something like a
year ago for the sun of 81 800. Our sister
villsgs- enjoys the evidences of substantial
thrift and prosperity, and upon these evidences
of progress is written in legible characters
taste and refinement. A business Intercourse
with the Clothing establishment OF w. Ill.
Crowell & Son, showed that they are able to
meet any demand in their line, either from the
shelves. or tho hand of the manufacturer
Grace aud fashion might fad q much less at.
iractive spot than our spruce and coniely sister
Geneva. The public schools Of that place
have recently added to their corps Of teac hers,
Miss Mary Shaffer. formerly connected with
the schools Of Ashtabula.
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To Nervou. su srsrers Of Both sexes.

Rsverd Gentleman h1rirg bees Restored health in
few days. after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular
expensive modes Of treatment without success considers
hsaesed duty oommunicaps his afflicted fellow erea-
tuss the nrass OF CURE Hence on the receipt ofsn ad
dressed envelope he will send sec) copy the prescrp
tlon used. Direct to DR. J5nx DAortL, lSs Fulton
Street, trookyn, N. Y.
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Ohio is the only State io the Union whose
public debt IL less nov, than when The civil war
was commenced.
The Tribune's Washington special says: /,
Is a well known fact that the taking Of For.
Fisher does not stop blockade running into
CsPs Fear FiYeFI IN
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MAIL TO CHERRY yALLKY.-Post master
Warren Of Jefferson asks for bids for carrying
the mail from that place to Caerry Valley on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Of each week
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PHOTOGRlRHs and ANBR0TIPEsi l

RICHARD g. GARDNER formerly
Of Arcade N has just completed atns IN Of ave,
Of IN the upper part Of the Store, lately occupied hy
Stephen Halt and Monday next will be epen Tor patron
age The subscriber has had considerable experience and
the above business and feels able produce ueh
picures will necnre Tie satisfaction OF those In want M
his services With the best OF appsraus he will sive the
best OF picuicr In every style sire from that Of lie
down the snaiest lie will also, color In oil India
when desired.
The pubic ar. invited to Civ. him TRIAL, ...,-
77s. RICHARD q. GARDNER.
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James Guthrie has been elected 10 sbe U. 8.
senator from Koutucty Gen. Rossssa was
hlscbief competitor.
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TRI DUNE ALmANAc.-rhs Indispensable com
pson ofstsscsl iniormasios and brought WIN
10 the mos, svssbs prsecabs form possibe spublrhed
and for sale At this once BY Master JAMES REED
PmcK 20 CENTS.
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H1saa,ts PINE Tree Cordial.
is recommended aud prescribed in the prasties Of
large number Of The most Intelligent and able ysicans
The Tar Cordial, ,shsn taken riI
Dr.. Wihart's Dyspcpsia Pills,
Is an Unfaiting Care for Dyspspsiu:

Ma wIsuARr IL wish 10 add my testimony TO the hun
dreds you receive to the heating Pine Tree
Cordial For 6een years suerer ten OF that time
have slept only In my chair not being able to lie down for
Of suocaon. have employed Of the best ply
scans in PHILADELPHIA who all pronouBeed incura
be was taken College, where the Faculty having
done what they could declared disease ncurabe
Asthma and Chroaic Dyspepsia In Its last stage, and that
my lungs partially gone Finding of your ercu.
lars my wife procured from your store bottle Of yonr Cor
dial Perseveringly used bottles, and box and
half OF your Dyspepsia Pills when felt that my disease had
wholly given way and the Cordial had gwen ygor
and strength continued improve and for the past three
months have been able sleep 10 my bed soundly
ever did | am wel and have gaiued twenty-five
pounds in my weight am able to work and provide for
my family. send you this aud faithful statement for
the beneG Of the suffering, Friends call and me,
Oxford Church Post Office Twenty third ward Philadelphia.
Isaac HELLERNAN.
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Special Notice.

A LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
IA my Books prior to the LIST day Of December ses
s,.a0.G Respectfully Requested
10 call and settle the without delay Thoss having
Estes due and unpaid hereby reminded that want the
Money to meet my liabilities Wheat, OATS Corn Pork, But
Ter. Lard and Dried Fruit win be received notes and
counts, II delivered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD.
1shtabulA. Dec. 1st 1884. ..
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THE Confessions and Experience o.

Published for the bensHt, and Caution to Young Men
Others who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature De-
cay Of Manhood &e supplying at the the MEAss
Of skLrCuRsby Who has cured himself after under
going considerable quackery By enclosing postpaid ad
dressed envelope single copies may be had OF the xutho
- NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
sm76o Brooklyn, Kings Co. N. Y.
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DIED

Corporal Wilbur III. Stone of Rome, Ashts-
bula County, o., died In the Hospital at Knox
vile, Tenn, Oct. 10th, 1864, aged 22 years.
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Bianks.-A good .,sertu.ns on hama at all times
VI this onice. ~r
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ia InJsiiibie Cure for Bronchitis

DR. WISH HLRr-Sf had Bronchts Inflammation OF the
Lung Shotness Of Breath, and sation Of the Heart In
their FORMS had been sedby several OF the most
eminent physicians In Phiadephs bpt they could not stop
tho rapid Of my disease and had despaed Of
being restored to health, was ruon the verge OF the
Grave You Pine Tree Tar Cordial highly
bv friend. tried It. and thankful say that
after using four large and one sa botte restored to
perfect health You give referenbe 70 my house. No.
eos No rth Second street. o Of Rscsv Taxes
from A. NJ to eorber Of Chestnut and Sixth srees.
~ - JoHS WARD.
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DISEASES.

n = J.. i.I. 81 u.
n Il. ,i.i principle q The pis. rs. oss...dB y.ca
liar process In the dststion c the which Ne highest
medical properties are rsssioss ~ Hs .yil'H s'al
II s the only safe and reliable remedy which h. ever becn
prepared from the Juice Of the pine tree.
n invieoratss the gestvs organs and restores me ape
Ute. ..., =.
II strengthens ID. ssbiiIsatsd system. 80.
npu flsia.Ts 7'f God. ssd espsis from the vs-
sm the oOttupsiop yhish serpfals breeds, -
It dissoves tho rsusus phes whsh ssops Ne air pss
lis healing principles ss upon the rsssd surface OF M
lupgsand throat penetrating each Diseased part relieving
pain and subduine Inflammation. s 7 fi-a = .f.tt
thsesult OF years Of stpdy and expefimsn and
offered afflicted with the positive of lis power
to ,urs the following diseases the patient has not 700 long
DELAYED resort TO the Consumption Of the
Iunvs Couxhs Sore Throat aud Breast Bronchitis Asthma
wboopne Cough Dpiberis and s also excellent remedy
for Diseases Of the Kidneys and Female Complaints.
Have you a cough: Have you sore throat, Have you
sny Of the preontory symptoms Of that most fatal disc
copsaponi Those who should be warned BY these sym
toms generally think Light Of them until It too late From
this fact more than any other arises the sad prsvasnee and
fatality Of disease which sweeps to the grave at least emo
sixth Of eah's victims. Consumption has destroyed mere
Of tho human family than any other disease and the best
physicians have deepssd Of cure, or REM
,y would heal the ung bat for more than two hun
ded years the whole medical fraternity have been impressed
mysterious power and efficiency in the rins
Tree Tar to neal the ungs therefore, hs have recommend
cd the Of Tar Water whiehin many had good e
feet to combine the medical proper les to heal
the lung hss been mystery until It discovered BY
Or. L. C. wIsHART, ofPhisdslPhia, the proprietor Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- - p ndXVhhM ~ rthrN' n % ~ Ns
Editor Of frelesrsph--Dssr Sit,
with vour wish 70 say 70 the readers Of yorr
psp.r that Vii send. BY return mail, 10 sii who wish
fres With fall directions for making and nring
simple Vegetable Balm that will ehectusy remove IL ten
days Pmpes, Blotehcs, Tan, Freckss and all Impurities
she skin, leaving the soft ees smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free 10 those having Bald Heads, Bare
rsess simple directions and information that will enable
them 10 start full growth Of Luxursnt HAIR whisksrs, or
tohstschs In less than 30 days.
All applications answered By ms without shsrrs
e'Sh''p''''''f f2Sos.S. 2SSsE'S CHAPMAN. Chemist.
smfss es1 Broadway, N. Y.
Instruotton in Mustc.-PRoF. r n. HOPKINS,
Gives Instruction Vocal and Instrumental Performsnce
Piano, Violin and Guitar aud will Arrange and Compose hu-
sio when desired. t -..fsf
TUrTIoN-tI2 term--ops-hsR IN advances. Pupils win
~ sooenodstsd with Of Piano a. his residence. 0
.-m asa a.a.r
saponiner, Concentrated Lye, or FANNY
Soap Msker.--war makes high prices and saponider
hslpst reduce them. II makes SOAP for -FOUR CENTS
POUND, using your Kitchen grosss.
10 Zeal sdO--l.ea noia ot a'Hsi '1e)
CAUTTON As spurious fyss are offered also be care
fs and only buy the patented article put In Ien all
sthsn being eountersits. IS ',1.r,9 800 tHs 'ss
.HILAlT
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Improved Stove Damper!

j. HIS Econc cmical Con,rivance for the
saving Of Fuel In these days OF high prices ia one Of the
most complete simple, elective easily managed of any
hing yet introduced 1t be attached to any stove with
little tfouble or II will Its expense every
week n the They be had singy OF the subscriber
who VIII put them into operation par ties wishing
iuto the business, may obtain Town Rights ofhin
CHAUNCY, RICHARDSON
Akhtabula, Dec ], 1864. n 3 4 q ~ TTo
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Painesville Nurseries.
saW 4 Ma LA4At1s q 1y5
Apple. Trees :
AT Peace Prices. ri

bEING Uuder The necessity OF clearing
portion OF our Nursey krouh stocked With large
Apple rrees6 10 eet high which must be sold without
regard 70 mecost oaisnF invite all that vsh 10 pur
chase either by the daen thousand 10 examine stock
and prices. Now the the time 10 make arrangements for
Spring Plstius ss another rpchsn opt9suny viii pot b
PAcHEs.
AISo-on hand few thousand hns Peach Trees Of the
principal eadipg variees including the famous aes Early
peach, Witch or early peniog, and sxceilencs w quality
Is without a rival.
, PEARS. -pc sl -
Capital stock Of Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees tssstb
er with full stocks Of each Of the follow trees and shrubs
Cherries,
Plum, ,.pricSs. 5rs ISIS rio'5 sha
QAinccs,
Currants,
81 Gooseberries,
- ,fI'Htf Ntiat = Rsspberries. ia4tG
Blackberres,
he. &c. lie
GRAPES.
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GRAPES.

Don't forget the GRAPE VINES the grape s f,stl
coming the fruit of fruits and he who has not few Of the
best varieties for family and friends certainly an old oRy
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A NEW THING UNDER THE SUN

-e IN It's efect-insantaueous
in its cooring ppwer--nstchlssG
in al It's singredients-vegtabls
- ia operlftDn--natuIaL
in ita hssutifyfag rssuits-enduTipg.
In its tstsndsncy-psservstvs.
In its pepuarity-unsqqasd.
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE,
prsnouneed both BY thu wsrd ofseence and the World
Sfshan preparation invented BY art to
MY The short eomiags o Nsiuss Manufactured By j. cris-
sdero Me- sArsr hs~se, Ne York soldty all Dsuggsts
Applied By al Hair Dfe ssers {. , - '
To Csnsumti ives;-+Conssmpti, Suhersu will re
esiys valuable prescription the Consumption
Asthma Bronchitis and all Throat Lung affections ss
OF shargs) By sending their address to
s-o1iIevs hey. EDwARD WILSON,
.rtv5 M Williamsburg. Kns. 90.
sara 4 M N. Ysrt.
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.sr SO On - W07---- 'ua '5uam "a ~
.tr L-g- -.ftf-l. - 4 u - ,f...r p
We received the following from Utica, y, r.:
DIR. wIsHART-Dsar Sir FL take Pleasure in infarniIg
you through this source that your Pine Tree Tar Cordial
which recommended Tor my daughter by Mr. j. A. Hail.
OF this city, has cured her OF cough Of than
months standing had thought her beyond aud had
employed the best medical aid without any benefit can
cheeifuy recommend II to the public safe and sure
remedy for those similarly afflicted know or many Other
besides that Of daughter that has cured OF long
standing coughs.
, Yours, respectfully,
JonS V. PARKER, Dsgurresn Artist.
Ne. 126 Gcnesee street, Utica n. Y.
have used Or. Wishart,s Pine Tree Tar
Cordial In my family and cordially recommend 1t vaua
BILE and safe medicine for colds coughs and to those preds
posed to Consumption. Dr. G. A. Foster,
No 100 Genesee street, Utica, n. r
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r - IL T zrE REF -
Coughs Of Long Standing Csrad.
". received the following from rtlea, 4. z. !.

.5rAOE CNAIJ 33T * {
..r es cVsa frttT---trg s-su~M
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FIaurs WITH TIE INDIANs.--A dispat

FIaHrs WITH TIE INDIANs.--A dispatch
to The st. Louis Rep~btiean, dated Fort
Laramie, August 25th, says:
Advices from Gen. CSRnor's Powder
river expedition are received. On the 10th
q detachment of his Pawnee scouts discov-
eaed, pursued, and killed all of war par
ty OF Cheyennes, numbering twenty four,
which was returning from the mail road
with scalps and plumber. No loss on our
side. We captured twenty nine horses
and mules, quantity of white women and
children's clothing, two infantry coats is
sued ut Laramie last Spring to Indians
who su bsequently killed Captain Fouls and
four soldiers of the Tth Michigan Cavalry
and number of letters and papers ad-
dressed to members Of the 18th Michigan,
now on duty on tho mail route, which
shows they wero direct from the mail line.
On the goth the scouts killed one of the
principal chiefs Of the Cheyennes. On the
2lst Capt Marshall, of the 18th Ohio cav
airy, ran into band and killed Q, and cap
tured 20 horses and mules, together with
several packs Of plumber which had evl-
IDENTIFY come into their possession recently.
No loss on our side.
Tho Indians are moving North with
great rapidity for their villages. Gen.
Conner left Powder river on the 22d, mo-
wing North, and concentrating his col
umns which are ready and eager to meet
them.
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The FEL1olAHA LEpoEH.--Tbe prohpoc-
tus for a new weekly journal TO DO shortly
started at Bayou Sara by Mr.. W. g. AHnr',
has boon handed us. Mr., ANrrs il a
worthy typo, late OF this otiics, and we
feel assured that he will devote his limo
and energies to tho getting MP Of paper
that shall mort tho confidence md csteom
of tho people Of East Foliciapa. MD. u.
WEpERsTnArDT, an old and respected eiti
zen Of that parish, and gentleman Of
talent, will DO associate editor Of the
Ledgry.
Success to tho now enterprise.
Tho prospectus Of tho Lodgsy will appear
in our next,
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Sheet MsSsSc !

IusT RECEIVED, the following New Music
"THEHRs LIFE IN THE Old LAND YETI
Song---E. o. Eaton.
GONE BRIGHT M0ONY MORNING."
sonR--Iiiily Morris.
"THoU ART 80 NEAR, AND YET 80 FAR"
Song~-Rsiehardt .s f4 a1 z=
"WE HAVE PARTED
Soue--Ella " rem Kegbiit. 50
"THEY TOLD ME- NOT TO LOVE HIM, ?
Bong--W. u. Gallagher
"TRAMPi TRAMP TRAMP
aong--deo. v. Root.
GALL ME NOT BACK FROM THE Ecfi0LEsB
SHORE" Song-sswYer.
1.-THE MURMUR or THE SHELL"
song--Mrg. Norton.
"LIBTEN 10 THE M0CKfNa BIRD"
Song--AIies hawthorne.
"JAUEITA,"
Spanish Love song~Mrs. Norton.
CLONE GRAVE BY THE sEA"
Song-Wil. 4. Hays.
"BEAUTfFUL DREAMER" zzrls
Song-stsphen g, Foster.
~ AM DYING, EGYPT, DYING"
song-W. II. Lytls.
"WHEk THE BATTLE Is 0'ER,p
Song--E. o. Eaton.
"IIhTEN TO THE MOCK1Na Bird"
Variationa--By 9rohe.
all TR0VATORo--V Verdi, fF#
''MAZURKA DIES TRANEAUX'.-Apcher'
"sELMA POLKA MAZURKA"--J. schrenk.
Music received every week and for sale at pub.
lishors' pricss, at
BEADS BOOK AND VARIETY STORE,
Corner Third and Convention Streets,
sopt9-ls BAros Kouar la.
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EB- Barnum's new museum was adver-
aised to open on the 4th inst. He has al
ready, in five spacious saloons, one hun
dred thousand curiosities, mammoth
aquarium, lecture room one-third larger
than the old one, and superior dramatic
company. He has over one hundred work
ing men engaged on the two buildings to
be used for the purpose. The buildings
are situated Just above the st. Nicholas
Hotel, on Broadway.
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sa3~ We find the following interesting
anecdoto in late private correspondence
from France. The Empress Eugene one
day was asked by her son, the prince Of
France: Mamma, what is the difference
between an unfortunate accident and d
misfortune 2" centre un accident OF un
malheur?) The Empress answered: at
was an unfortunate accident that Prince
Napoleon" was thrown out of his carriage
the other day--and misfortune TINT he
was not killed"
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sB- Sidney Smith says .Power will
intoxicate the best hearts, as wine the
strongest heads. No man is good enough
OF wise enough to be trusted with despotie
power for when possessed ofiit, others can
no longer answer for him, because he can
no longer answer for himself.o
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FOR CLERK.

Messra. Eiskors--P Please announce in your
paper the name of JOSEpH NEPHLER
the. presen, efficient Clerk, for re. election
to the Office of CLERK Of the Fifth judicial
District, at tho approaching November
election. MANY FRIENDS,
auglb-pd fas4 tf fsatSy
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Mr.. ElStor--You will please announce
THOMAS F. HERNANDEZ, Esq., IA
candidate for the office Of Sheriff of East
Baton Rouge, ut the forthcoming Novein-
Der election.
aug5-pd. VOX POPULI.
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Mitors Of tie Gazette and Comes--You
are authorized to announce WILLIAM
HUBBS, ESQ.,, AZ q candidate for tho
office Of Recorder for tho Parish Of East
Baton Rouge. He win BIO supported by
augl-pd. NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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rE- we learn through our exchanges
hat Col. N. W. DANIELS, late Colonel
Of the Sd Regiment Louisiana National
Guards, has been appointed Collector Of
Internal Revenue for the Baton Rouge
District OF this State.
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Our Agents in New Orleans.

MEssRs glnDrEn 4 Co, Newspaper Advsrtislng
Agents, No. B., Commercial Place, New orisans,
are the duly authorized Agents In that city for
thu Gdge5ko 6ssR tG7tFt,
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CrTY CouEon MATrERs. At Meeting
Of the City Council on tho 9TH Instant, the
Finance Committee reported that the Gas
Company had reduced tho charge for gas
TO the city TO 81 so por month.
The Committee appointed TO examine
into the measure for rebuilding tho Bridge
across Whto's Bayou, reported that thoy
had contracted with Mr.. SHEPPARD for re-
building the same, and that the work was
completed in substantial manner tho
entire cost for the same being $3.50 %.
A Committee was appointed to CLASH fy
the merchants Of Baton Rouge, preparatory
To d tax enrolment for the month Of Sep
tembor. 1t was resolved, to classify and
tax them per month, as follows Glass No.
/, $40 90; No. Q, 81 so; No. 3, $5 90; No. 4,
~ 80; No. 8, 81 90.
The Street Com missioner reported that
they had awarded the contract for repair
ing the csterns to NJ. j. WILLIAMS, his bid
being The lowest.
The following accounts were allowed
A. Delaroderie, for lumber y $224 50; Gas
Company, $3.50 90; Joshua Beal, &c So
j. McVay, $50 10; Jail foes, for losfers
$32 n; Provost Marshal. 5000 co.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-09

4KesGg. Edsto7s- Please announce WILL
LIAM MONGET, ESQ, as u candidate
for Recorder at the approaching Novem-
Der election.
aug5 pd. MANY VOTERS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-09

Mr.. Edstor-~Please state, that at the re-
quest OF many Of his friends, ALFRED
ID UPLANTIER, Esq, has consented TO
become q candidate for the sheriffalty Of
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
aug5~pd tts Efs1s @s@