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REVENU INTERNE
G7eS EtatS UHis.

r. E soussigne informe lie public quill
- etc nomme Assistant Assessor de la
Tine Division, Sc composant des Paroisses
ST. Landry ct Calcasieu, du 2me District de
collection de la Louisiana.
Toutes les personnes majeures, feront ct
presenteront, sous sermeht, une liste ou
rapport a lAssistans Assessor, du mon-
tant de leIr revenu: tous les tuteurs GU a.
gents, CONNIE Executeurs GU Administra-
teurs, GU en- tout, autre qualite fiduciaire,
feront ct rrsselteront une Este Gu rappor.
du total du revenu, des gains ct profits du
mipeur GU de Ia personne pour qui lis agis-
sent CONNIE tuteur GU agent.
Les Administrators ct Executeurs de
SUGGESTIONS excedant mile piastres, feront
ct presenteront au soussigne, une liste en-
duplicate, du montart du legs GU de la por-
ton hereditaire, ensemble avec le total de
la take due ou qui y sera due, lie tout GER
tife sous serment.
Les personnes, societies, compagnies GU
corporations Sc livraDt a un trafc, CONNER
ce GU profession quelconque, devront enre-
gistrer leur application pour obtenir une
icence, au bureau du soussigne.
Les manufacturers, fabricant. soit par
main d'euvre. soft par machines d vapeur,
toute espece de marchandises GU produiss,
devront, dams les dix jours apres lie Ter de
chaque mois, faire sous serment IN rapport
minutieux ct en- forme, de touts les articles
fabriques par edx, ct des ventes ou ivrai.
sons desdites manufactures.
Les bouchers devront faire ct presenter
sous serment, au soussigne, dams les dix
jours apres lie Ter de ehaque mois, une liste
des animaux, veaux au-dessous de trois
mois, moutons, agneaux ou cochons tues
par eux pour vendre.
Les personnes desirant expedier du co.
ton, du sucre ct de la melasse, devront fai
re assessor, poser ct mesure- ces produits
ct les faire etamper avant de les expedier
| Bureau a la Maison de Cour, Opelousas
| THEOGENE CASTILLO,
| Assist. Assessor 7e. Division
! Opelousas Ii Novembre 1865 %
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P. M. LEE, Dentiste,

~ 1rforme respectueusement
CfS les citoyens d'OpeIousas ct de
h ses environs, quill est pret a
executor toute espece deportation de art
dentaire, avec dexterlte ct la satisfaction
generaIe. Il pIopbere les derts d'apres la
methode la plus d Aprouvee, ct sa manlere
de poser les dents lrtifcieIles est de la Plus
recente decouvete, ct son Outrage, tant
pour la perfect!cn que pour la commod'te,
ne peut etre surpasse. Ses prix seront
moderes ct pour du compliant.
Bureau: Rue Bellevue, Opelousas, Wis.
avis lie magasin de Joseph Bloch, deux
portes de 'encoign1re. Is Nov.
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ARRANGEMENT

POUR LES EAUX BASSES.
~a lie Bateau a vapeuI IRENE,
- - - pitaibe Hinckle~. continuera;
pendant les eaux BASES. a faire les voyages
entire la Nouvelie Orleans ct Waxia, la tete
de Ia navigation en- eaux BASES.
Tout .e fret venant de la Nouyelle Crie-
ans sera debarque au Magasin de Depot de
Waxia, d'on les consignataires devroDt lie
retirer.
IL Novembre 1865. %
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Vieksburg % ccsobre.-La commupica-
tion par vote te!sgraphique est complete
dici a Shreveport directement ct de la a
tous les points da Texas. LIE sol await etc
trop marecageax jusqu'ici ct d'acess trop
difhc;le pour la construction dune ligne
telegraphique. mais il est practicable aujour-
d hui ct cette lignc pronet d'etre une des
plus imporiante des Etats Tnis
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A Ceux que Celia Concerne.

EsOUSsIGNE OFFRE sEs SERVICES
- au public pour Ia vente, iachat on le fer
mage fluctuations, de terres vacantes ou de mai
sons de residence. Ceux qu: au,ont de t. lies
proprietes vendre ou louer voudront bien Ell
donner une description exacte, tt ceux qu voa-
dront en- acheter on louer, voudront egalement
specfer quelle genre de proprie,e leur convent.
Sa commission seIa legsre.
LIE soussigne etant sauven: absen. pour cs;sse
d'afaires. NJ. Joel Ii. Sandoz est autnrise d'agr
poul ri. A. H GRADEN1GO.
Opelousas IS Novembre, 1855 23-tf
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AVIS.

! ES personnes qui ont des recls nations
A a exercer conire Ia succession de feu
Henry J. MIlIard, sont par lie present aver.
ties de les presenter an soussigne Admi-
nislrateur, pour en- faire la classification.
JOHN F. SMITH,
Grand Coteau ls Nov. 1868. 23-5t
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Avis a ceuy que celia concerne.

Avis a ceuz que celia concerne.
TEUX qui ont jusqu'a aujourd'h;,i cou-
N pc du bois sur la terre de s. o. Mel.
son, situee sur lie Bayou Marie Croquant,
dams la Paroisse St. Landry, a queques
miles d'Opelousas, eli lie public en- gene
RAJ. sont a. ertis que ces abus lie seIont plus
;oleres. ct que tous ceux qul sc rendront
coupables de ce DELFT seront rigoureuse-
ment poursulvis.
JAS. M. PORTER.
JOSEPH D. GONOR,
Is Nov.-23 ST Agents.
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Succession de Leufroy Fontenot
ct de sa femme.
Cour de District ST. Landry.-No also
EEAN BAROUSSE, de la Paroisse s.. Lam
D dry. ayant presente une petition reffat & e
tire nomme Administrator de la succession de feu
LeUfroy Fonteuot ct Gertrude Daigle, son epou-
Sc, tous deux decedes dernieremea, de la Paroisse
St. Landry;
epposar ladite nomination devtunt les deduire,
par scEit, mon Bureau. dams la vile d'Opelon.
sas, dams les dix jours qui suivront la date du
present avis
Burean du Grefier, Opelousas l5 Nov. 1865
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Les Fenians approehent--tnea ne assembee
en- masse des Irlandais ct dc fous ceux qui sunt
favorables la cause de Independence de rIr-
lande, a eu lieu lie ii de ce mois la Nouvele
Orleans. LIE Lieut. Colonel Cendon, de farmee
republicaine irlandaise, harrangue rassemblee.
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~Len elections du 6 courant la Nouvelle
Orleans ont eu lie resultas que ION attendais ge-
neralement LIE ticket de 10 Democratic Nation.
ale a obtenu une majorite eerasante de 5l5l.
Les trois reprssentants au Congress, six sena'
teurs ct 40 Represeatants Ia Legislature Etat
qui viennsnt d'etTe elus, appartennent tous Ia
Democratic Rationale.
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Avis a ceux que celia coneerne.
TOUS ceux qui ont jusou'a present cou-
II pc dl bo.s sur ma terre, ainsi que lie
public en- general, sont par !e present aver.
lis de ne ccuper nj prendre du bois, SOFT de.
bout SOFT couche, aurement lis seront pour.
suivis scion toute la rigueur des lois.
NM. B. LEWIS.
st. Landry Is Nov. 1865. 23-3t
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lie Representant du 4e District an Con-
gses.-Quoique nous n'ayons pas reeu tous les
retours rejection de notre District, nous avons
nsanmoins des dennees qui nous pernettent d as
surer que NJ. John E. King, de notre vile, est
slu par une maiorite de mile voix environ.
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a-Nous appelons rattention de nos lecteurs
a un avis intisule "Revenu Interne des Etats
Unis." que ron trouvera dams nos COLONIES davis.
II ne faut pas Sc laisser surrrendre dams un man
oue de devoir. Mieux vaut s'executer de bonne
grace, ct que ce soft fini.
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VENTE PUBLIQUE,

Succession Andre n. Robin.
I'M vertu dun ordre emanant de Honorable
= la Cour de District du Huitisme District
Judiciaire de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, siegeant
dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry, Ell a moi a
dresse, i'offrira a vendre vente publique, au
plus offrant ct dernier enchersseur, sur lhabita-
ton derniere residence de feu Andre n Robin,
Gros Chevreuil, en cette Paroisse,
lie Lundi ~ Novembre ccurant,
1865, ies propretes mobilieres ci-dessous mem
tonnes, appartenant a la succession dudit feu
Andre n. Robin, savoir:
10000 livres de coton en- grain;
II cha1etees de mais;
7mulets;
40 moutons; g
so cochons;
Tn beau lot de bstes cornes douces;
paires de beufs de tire;
Deux chevauX creoles;
Une jument creole;
! charrette beufs;
2 Sideboards;
Une marque marquer les animaux;
pautres ct nne jument;
/ charrette cheyal;
I'm cheval AMERICAN;
Tn lot d'argentere;
charrues:
Meubles de Men;aga,
UsTENsILs ARATOIREs,
ct une infinite dautres articles don't renumera-
ton serait trop Tongue.
C0nditt0RS:-COmptant.
JOHN F. SMITH, Eneanfear.
II novembre 1865.
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Bois de Charpente.

E soussigne annonce au public ct q
~ ses amis quill retabli son moulin
see sur lie Bayou Courtableau, pres du
du Port Barry, e, quill eat a,jourd'hui
pret a remplir les devils de bois de char
pente qu'on voudra bien lui confer.
Les capacities de son moulin ct la guam.
tite de troncs d'arbres don't il peut disposeI
immediatement, lui permettront de sciel
lie bois de quelque dimensions que Fon Lex
deman CHS. CLOSE.
st. Landry, ! New. 1868. eft
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Succession de Tnos. S. Hardy ct femme.
Cour de District, St. Landry-No. 2153
THARLES O. HARDY, de Ia Paro;sse St.
~ Landry. ayant enregistre une petition lef.
fet q etre nomme Administrator de la success.
sion de seu Thomas S. Hardy ei Eleanor A. Har-
dy, son epouse, tons deux decides, dernierement
de Ia Paroisse St. Landry;
En- consequence. avis est par le present donne
aux iuteresses dams cette succession, d'avoir
deduir- par ecrs, a mon bureau, dams les dix
jours qui suivront Ia date du present avis, les
raisons. ii aueiine ills ont pour lesauees il ne Sc
rait pas fait droit la demanie de ladite petition
L. v. CHACHEBE. GreGer
Bureau du Grefier, Opelousas 15 Nov. 1865.
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A Vendre q PAmiable.

A Vendre a I'Amiable.
II E soussigne offre a vendre d l'amiable
"a 8 wagons avec harnais. un hack avec
harnais, une voiture q quatre places, IN
sulky. six mulets. deux chevaux, outils de
charpentier ct de menuisier, nleubles de
maisen, vaisselle, Its, etc, etc.
A. LAGUE.
Grand Coteau, Ii Nov. 1865. 22 If.
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A VENDRE.
II IN Moulin d scie situe Is miles d
~ fOuest d'0pelousas, avec deux scies
ct pouvant scier 1000 pieds de bois par
jour. Hy 1000 acres de belle piniere.
Anssi, une Tannerie en- pleine operation.
Pour les particuiariies, s'adresser d
J. NJ. MILSTED. Agent.
Opelousas 80 Septembre 1865.
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AVIS Az PUBLIC.

RMsA femme, Eliza Bonds, ayant aban.
EAg donne lie domici!e conjugal sans
cause valabIe, lie public est par Ie present
aver,i cue je ne paierai aucune dette con-
tractee par ellie sur mon compte.
SALOMON BONDS.
Hickory Flat | NovetGbre 1868. %
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rD'apres un ordre ernanant dn Quarter &C.
neral du Gen. Candy, les Marechanx-PreVot des
d,verses Paroisses de son D6partement lcompre'
nant la Louisiane) doivent lever eurs tentes ct Sc
rapporter a la Nouvelle Orleans lie i6 de ce mois
En- consequence, nous avons vu, Lundi dernier
IA cayalerie stationnee chez nos voisins de W ash
ineton, ds6ler dams nos rues, sc rendant, dls-on
4 la Bale Berwick, pour de Ia Sc rendre en- vile
Les troupes noires du meme lien attendent' dit
on encore, les moyens de transport pour Sc METRE
auss en- movement; ct lie Bureau des Atffan'
chs stabli en- notre willie (dit-on toujours) dot
suivre leurs freres.
One Ia paix soft avec.....nous.
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TLe Gouverneur Wells a convoque la nou'
velle Legislature pour lie % de ce mois. LIE but
principal du Gouverneur est de taire eilre deu@
Senator'S de la part de notre Etat, au Congress
des Etats Unis.
nya d'autres sujets dune importance majeure,
tells que la questions des Levses ct celle proba-
hlement de Yoreanisation des milices ct la police
interieure, qui devront natnrellement oceuper la
Legislature sa prorhsine reunion.
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Afalier de VOitI1reS,

Succession de Laurent Dupre.
4 ES personnes qui doivent la succession de-
- fsu Laurent Dupre sont par les presentes
autorisses de payer entire les mains de NJ Chris
toyal l.. Dupre, gai est en- possession de leurs o.
blgations.
LASTIE DUPRE,
Ezeeatsur Testamentaire.
St. Landry Hovernbre 1865 2ltf
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Opelousas 4 Novembre 1865
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4 BEAD LIT


The immense iron block owned By
George s. ROBINS, Esq, Of New York,
fronting on Wells and South Water
streets, has been lifted twenty. seven and
half inches from the Garth as quietly
as if it were an ivory, die in the palm Of
a hand, and now, poised upon fifteen hun.
dred and eighty screws, is awaiting for
the new foundation to creep up after IL.
This mass of stone, brick and iron, eighty
feet by one hundred and ffty, and Ave
stories high, is estimated to weigh twen-
seven thousand tons, and, with the mer-
chandize it contains, not far from twenty
five thousand more. 1t has gone up about
as noiselessly as tree grows, and with
out disclosing hungry joint, OF disturb
ing hands breadth Of plaster anywhere.
Business has been steadily transacted
within its walls, and though the merchan.
dize went up, happily the contractors did
rot get their screws under the prices
And with the building, up went two hun
drcd and thirty feet Of stone side walk to
keep il company. .st
Eighteen days were consumed in the
preparation for a "rise," and three days
in the actual going up. Beginning with
force of three men, the contractors end
ed with hundred and ten, but aside
from few loose timbers lying about, no.
body would suppose that twenty.seven
thousand tons were sbeying the leavers
beneath, and climbing up tho spiral
threads of fifteen hundred screws. A
signal, as of boatswain's 8 whistle, around
went the levers and away went the build
ing, The cost Of lifting the block, was
81 800, and the total expense Of the i'm
provement will reach $4,000. This
achievement marks an era in the me.
chanical battles men have had with that
sturdy old power, the attraction Of gravi-
tation, as it is the first iron building that
has triumphed over it,-Chiccgo Journal,
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The Way 1t should Be.

If daylight is taxed to the poor, the
bonds. ought to be y the rich.
If the poor mans coffee, tea aud sd
gar is taxed, bcnps ought to be taxed or
draw no interest. e,ess " fi
If the poor mans shirt is taxed, the
rich mans bonds ought to be. ID
IF jails, peniteutiaries and courts are
kept up by taxation to protect bond
holders from robbers, is it net right that
the bond holders help foot the bill ? d
II roads and bridges are kept up BY
taxes, and bond holders travel over them,
they ought TO be taxed as other men. =
If schools arc kept up by taxation, and
the bond holders children get the benefit
Of them, their fathers ought to be taxed
like other men, and not grumble.
Every man who puts his money in gov.
ernment bonds, claims big interest, and he
ought to help pay the big tax
Every man owning bonds and opposed
to taxing them, is a repudiator Of the
public debt, for he thereby asks that bis
wealth be exempt from being taxed to
pay the debt. e''t
Every shoddyite 10 the country is op.
posed to taxing bonds, because his shoddy
is in bonds.
Taxes, like the plague, come TO every
mans door, but a shoddy Congress. bIrect.
ed taxes only to stop at the houses of
those who we're not able to buy bonds
Oshkosh Democrat.
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A Beautiful Patriot.

Captain Pcttitt, who for long time was
the officer in command Of the jail and
provost guard house at Alexandria, is sun-
dergoing trial beforea military CON.
mission on charge ofcruclties aud exor-
ton practioed on inmates Of the prison
during the latter part Of the War. The
testimony thus far adduced tends 10
prove unquestionably, that he arrested
and confined citizens Of Alexandria and
stray soldiers without passes, and forced I
them by systematic cruelty to confess
that they were deserters from some I'M.
aginary or remote regiment, when hoO
would pocket the customary $50 for. their
arrest. This mau was an officer in'ths
pay Of the Federal Government, and mn
doubtedly was man who mado profess
ions Of upadulterated patriotism IF the
man should be convicted Of these cruel
tics aud outrages, by which he put money
in his pocket, he deserves punishment
very little short Of that which was inHiet.
ed upon Wirz. If the inaiotion ofsevevo
corpereal punishment on men for being
engaged in Rebellion Is calculated 10
fasten upon Rebellion such an odium as
to deter men from ever again engagingl
in it, would not the inaiotion Of severe I
corporeal punishment upon the sccundrels
who in various ways plundercd the Gov,
eienmont and the soldiers in the sacred
namo ofpatroitism, and while in receipt
Of abundant pay from the Government, be-
equally saluiary In rendering such seoun.
drelism ineaably odious f- SidisssdNI.p
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rested upon the information which was
lodged against him by Northern Meth
odist for having preached from the words
"Haye faith in God," without having
previously sworn to faith in Drakel eAll
right" The infamy win Of course 60 Oh
until the people can get a chance at its
authors and abettors, and then tstand
from UNDER Tho justice which they
now refuse TO others will nos be,ths attrI.
butte they will then implorc for theiiii
selves, but "merc y, 1sercyiD where they
have shown The exact REVERSE. Let tho
infamy, therefore, 90 on.-,N. Loais Rs-
publican,
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Misoe1lane0111,
W. RaLSTON..

JEWELLER and Silver Smith, one door West
q .S sns ia AiAsaa soa. Uai 2assy
of Jewelry kept constantly on hand
Highelt p,ice paid for old Gold and Silver.
,RsfhidneAdpps tpaordsra on rease enable
terms-Satisfactorily warranted.
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HLCKOK-& ROW.KER

HAVE AL fRGE ASS0RTMENTO FURNI.
ture, consisting of Tables, Bureaus, Bed
Steads, Chairs of every description, &c.
They keep constantlyon hands lot of Me-
tallic Burial Gases and 0askets. Having n
new Hearse they,Eill attend promptly to fun
erals in any paft'of the county. Furniture
made to order Room one Door East Of the
Post Office, Up Stairs (vl0n6O)
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AT. LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par
l,iicular attention paid to collecting, Probate
business, Partition cases anS Execution Of
deeds, Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
Miller's Block, Second Story, Main Street,
opposite tho Town Hall, Ashland, o.
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~ Buy your Books, stationery, wall
and window paper, &c., of. 1. Dorhnd,
Main street, Ashland.
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Another Arrest.

by q private letter from Plattsburg,
we learn that the Rev. Mr.. Rush, Of the
Methodist Church South, has been ar.
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PHYsIc,I ANS.
A0ITDr. IN. CRTyrE,

DE' H III CHAH" ~
OFFICE One Door West of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner of cen
tire and Washington Streets, Ashland, 0.
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GEO. ", MTLE, IN. D.,

PHYSICIAN s. SURGEON. Ashland Ohio
Particular attention will be paid to the
treatment of the following special diseases
Dyspepsia, disease Of the Liver, the KID
,neys. Scrofula, and Epithelial Cancers. T.
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H.. nM. .HicCO.MRN,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
,Ohio,, Office in Tho, Brick building over
Singers Hsrdware Store. q 20 1a afta
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". r.. .JOHNSYOT,

ATTORNEY AT Law 81 Office over Wallack
& Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash.
land, Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
, crnment to procure Pension Certificates
and Collect Bounty and Back ,PPay,s, q Of
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!. u P. COWa1.. .M. D,,

PHYSICIAN &usURGEoN,- Ashland Ohio.
Office oyer Hughes & Stachers Store, op'
posite the Town Hall. ynGI
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T. J. KENNY. r. NJ. CAMrBELI
KEEFY S CAMPBELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, o.; Office
on Church. Street, inlthe brick building i'm
mediately Vest of Cahn's Store.
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DaAyyNGMg2@s
TTTH VIII HINLI 'IINII,L.L -
"a ra.EOHE ID. JONES

ATTORNEY SAT law, Ashland, o. ,Portic-
.'disr attention paid to Collecting and bu
bSiness in Probate Court. Office on Church
Asreet, ,'between Main and sandusky. a'a''
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.uerULTS. HOUSE,

VIM. McNULTY. Proprietor, South Side o
.MaP Sbtef A$Rnd ohiG. III
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BA Ay1SmL2@o
HrDVl@HaAs @
MIEi.fIIE5Rif H50tIBsE,

OPPOSITE the McNuly House, Ashland, O.,
MyMnIER, PDlrietor Good acesmmoda'
tious and reasonable bills. Patronage So
licited.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Il
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No. Ar1 Market Street.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING
accurately drawn.
PR0MIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all Kinds bought and gold m
commission In this city at the Bukers boards in Phls.
dephia AeW YORK, or other cities by means OF rorre
pundihE bioheTa who are all firms OF high standing
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on Stocka or
0Ans purchased abroad the regular brokera commission
4ud agents.
DRAFTs.-We draw on Philadelphia. New York or Hos
Ton anu procure drafts on other American cities At fha
lowest Rates Of exchange. " 'A'
fuRkldN DRAFTs,-We draw on dreat Britain Ira.
and Hermany and every other country In Eufope
on houses Of undoubtel standing, in sums to suit dur
customers. ~ W
EXCHANGE-Foreign or Domestic-bought and sold
al the mosi favorable rates allowed by the market
York. | ~ WI 'e"
REAL EsrATE.-we attend to the purchase and sale
o. heA Estate Ia town country aud respectfully invite
purchasers or sellers to give call We rent houseE
anu Nneh desired by out customers attend to the ooee
ton Of their rents. - ~ '''''
NVLLkCrlONs.-Our correspOn denee enables us To
uA. Ahy prominent point Ia America In any foreign
country, through the most reliable channels gJnr Gtrill
ues hr making collections therefore complete and
persons ayallng themselves Of them NAV be
onnlent that their business will be faithfully and
etomPiy attended to- Our charges are as low as afe
m ade by any reliable parties. - - ~
~ every ease where employed our aim is 10 do
ne het Tor the interest of customerA and We solicit
ne pair ge Of our friends and tho public gener ally
Nn JOHN McLEAR 4 BON