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Succession dc .EOsaas NEcDanj.l.

Corr dc P~nroissc, ST. ~Landly,-No. 1926. q.
ULIA SMITH, de la Paroisse de St.
a. Landry, ayant presentee une petition a
Ietfet d'etre Observation-Disclosures de IL
succession de John Mcdaniel, atfranchi, son
spouse ce:*dG, reinforcement de la Paroisse
de St. Landry;
En- consequence. avis est par lie present DON
ne aux lnteressGs dams cette succession d'avoir
a dedulre, par ecrit. a mon Bureau, dams les
dix Jours qni s%uivront la date du present avis,
les falsons' 81 aucunc lis ont, pour lrsquelles
Il ne seralt pas tait Iroit j. ladit'. petition.
JOS D. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelousas. y Decembre 1868.
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Succession de Charles Lemon

CoHr de Paroisse, St. Landry.-No.
DEERE LEMON, fills, de la Paroisse de
u st. Landry, ayant p~resente une petition
a Peffet d'etre nomme Administrator de la
succession de Charles Lemon, decide, der.
Increment de la Paroisse st. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present don
ne aux interresses dams cette succession d'avoir
d deduire, par ecrit, a mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui s~uivront la date du present avis,
les ~raisons, ST aucnne lis ont, pour -lesquelles
il ne serait pas fait droit a ladite petition
JOS, D. RICHARD, Grefier.
-O%pelousas, 10 Decembre 1868. .,
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Avis.

C0ur de Parotsse de la Paroissc St. Landry
UND1, lie 3 Novembre proclaim. jte tehdrai
- un terme regulier de la Cour dc Paroisss
de st. Landry, a la Maison de Cour de In dits
P~3arolssc' nenr juger toutes les ~affaires qui sont
ue ma Jur!!dlctlon ct Lundi. lie 3 Decembre
Prochain' Jr tlendrai I'm tfrme rtgulier de la
Ho'r ors freuves atm de disposer de, toutes
ttre jngces en- pleine cour. A ~i'avenir les
dltes cours Sc tirndront Requirement lie troiz-
Lunli de tous les mois ~jusqu,'a coutrr-
A. GARRIGUES,-
Juge de Paroisse.
Opclousas, Ie Octobre 1863.
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CONSTITUTION
SOCSETE D'hyE W AE'y1y

AS I'VE VI u q FEPIN
DE La PARQISSE ST. LANDRY,
Les sousSign6s, c~itoyens de la paroiss
st. Landry, a Ietfet d'encourager Tinmicrt
ton ct dams lie but de Developer les re
sources agricoles ct autres de la Paroisse 81
l. Landry, ont adopte la Constitution %suivante
%savoir:
Article l. Cette association aura non
. tire: Soci6te dImemigrution de Ia Pa70iss
st. Landry.
9 Art. 2. Tout citoycn qui paiera au Ire
%sorier, a son entree, une piastre. ct ersuitt
. nne plastre par an, deviendra mcmbre de
: rassociation.
t Art. 3. II y aura I'm President, IN vice.
President, un Secretairc, IN Secretaire-cor,
respondent, ct un Tresorier; lesquels scront
elus ponr I'm IN.
Art. 4. Ii y aura IN comite Execute oui
sera compose des cinq officers d~csienGs
dams Particle 3, ct de six me,nbrrs NOMINEES
par lie President, lequel seryira pendant I'm
an.
Art. 5. II sera du devoir du President de
presider toutes les assemblies, ct de faire
les nominations qui ne sont pas lei prevues.
Art. 6. Ii sera du devoir du vice-Presi-
dent de remplacer lie President en- cas- dab
sence de c~clui-ci, ou-cn cas- de resignation,
on en- cas- d'incapanite de ~servir, ct &c, JUS
qua ce que Ia vacanee seit rcmplie ainsi
quill est plus bas specific.
Art. z. LIE Secretaire- correspondent item
ora Ia correspondence de la soci te, suiette
a Iexamen ct q depreciation du Comite
Execute. .'+' 49,
Art. 8. lie Secretaire tiendra une minute
exacte des deliberations des transactions de
Ia societe, enregistrcra les noms dc tous les
mcmbres, ct sera lie depositaire de tous les
llvres, papiers, plans, etc, appartenant a la
~societe.
Art. 9. La societ6 ponrra r6unir en- an
seul les emplois specifies dams Particle s..
Art. 10. LIE Tresorier recevra ct debours-
era tous les fonds de la societe. .~f~
Art. II. LIE Comite Executlfse ra le corps
agissant ct representant de Ia socitte: II
aura plein pouvoir pour faire les ~affalres de
la ~soclete, ct fera, en- I'm mot, tout ce qui
sera necessaire pour accomplir robjet ct les
dcssins de la societe. .."s.:.-'
Art. II. Dams lie cas- Oh une vacance sur
viendrait dams un dos emplois ci-dessus, GU
dams lie Comite Execute, cette vacance Sc
ra remplie par nomination GU par election.
alns1 quill est pourvu plus haut, d I'assem-
blee ~reguliere la plus prochaine apres la
de la vacance.
Art. Is. La societe aura une assemble
tous les mois, q tel endroit qu'el.
e pourra designer. Des assemblies extraordi-
'alres pourront avoir lieu de temps j autres, {
| Ia requete du Comite Execute. II sera
lu devoir du Co1nite Execute do faire un |
airport d chaque assemble mensuelle GU )
&c Comit6 agra conformement Z
lux instructions que de temps 4 autres il
'ourra ~recevoir de la societe.
JOHN E. KING, Comite
IHOS. IL. LEWIS, } Constitution. :
.astie Dupre, lis. Oncz. A. Guidry,
:. Dejean, DIR. J. M. THOMPSON, !
chile Dupre, William Ofutt. +
ohm Il. Overton, Alcee Dupre, l.
'enj. K. Rogers, B. F. White, 81
oseh M. Moore, Geo. R. King, ~
homas Mullet, Ludger Lastrapes, d
los. c: Anderson, James H. Houston, Ia
gorge Hill, ..-. James M. Porter, d.
. Henry L. Garland.
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Succession de Joseph Gradenigo
AssEMBLeE DE CReANcIERs.

I'm VERTU dun ordre de la Cour de
ia Paroisse de la Paroisse st. Landry,
une assemble des creanciers de la success
sion de Joseph Gradenigo, decide, derniere-
ment de la paroisse St. Landry, sera tenue
pardevent Yves D'avy, Recorder, en- son
Bureau aux Opelousas, lie Jeudi, 81 Decem-
bre, 1868, dams. lie but de deliberer sur la
maniere la plus avantageuse de vendre les
etets de la dite succession, ct pour en- fixer
les>termes ct conditions. $780,.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
O%pelousas, 10 Decembre, 1868.
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HINCKLEY & Stage,
''arthands Eeceyeus ct Expedilionnaires,
WASHINGTON, LNE.,

4 F"Ar'en emplaeement de Hinczley 4 f1h,
NOUS somr11es prtts a recevoir ct cxpt,lief
~ tout fret qui nous s-rs consigns nous
PATRONS lie plus haut prix du marchf POUR 10
cotton, on bier nous frrons des avanccs do
lr"'Isl"nsr ct d'argrnt a compile sur tous cofons
que mons e1pcdirrons.
cB Louis Stagg Went aussi d'oivfir pour
son compile. It all meme lieu, me GROCER[E.
ct Il 'st prtt a fournir provisions d'habitation,
f'Iie ir'nbal'age. condrs en- fer, wagons, etc
aux priz de Ia NlIr-Orltans.
Washington, Lnr, 7 Octobre 1863.
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son ct epousette les meubles.
Ellie Sc remet au lit vers quatre heures
ct dort jusqu'a SIX, heurea l~aquelle Sc
levent ses parents.-Rcaaissance.
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j O HI = . $ E Y.

MARCHANDS de drogues. medicines,
I'VE panaces, uapier, livres d'Gcole, parfu-
merle, obiets de fantastic; brosses, tabac. plise,
clgares, huiles, peintures, TEXTURES, CRANES
de Jardin, ct autres, etc, etc.
Les mGdecins ct les habitants seront servis
promptement.
z Les prescriptions de medecins remplies
a toute heure, mutt ct jour.
LIE TOUT POUR DU COMPLIANT.
Opelousas, Z Novembre 1868.
ECtat de La Louisiana.
CoUR DE PARo1ssE, ST.. LASDRy-No. 2479.
DAULIN ANDREPONT, de la Paroisse St.
L Landry, Administrator de la succession
teue Josephine Fontenot. veuve d'Hypolite
Debaillon, d6cGdG,' ayant enregistre un Tab
leau final de distribution des fonds de la dite
succession, accompagne Dune petition de-
mandant lhomologation d'icelui ct atten-
du, quill a etc fait droit a la demande de
la dite petition, par un ordre de la Cour en-
date du 9 Octobre, 1868.
En- consequence, avis est par le present dom
ne aux interests dams cette succession, d'a-
voir a faire opposition. 81 aucune lis ont, par
ecrit, a mon bureau dams Ia vile des Opelou-
sas, dams les trente jours qui s%uivront la date
du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tableau ne
serait pas approuve ct homologue, ct la admin.
autorise a payer commencement audit
tableau.
- A. GARRIGUES,
Juge de Paroisse.
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du defunt, situee dams la vile des Opelou-
sas, avec toutes les rBATlSSES ct AME-
LlORATIONS qui sly trouvent preserve
faiterde la barriere qui fait Ia Unite EST,
composee de deux t~errains, bornee au Nord
par Henrietta Lachapelle ct Narcisse Quat-
revaux, a pOuest par 10 rue Cour, au Sud
par Ia propriete de Nine. Jean Medicis, ct
d FEST par Yves D'avy.
= CoNDIT1oSs:-U tiers compliant, bal
ance a IL mois do credit avec interet 4 s
pour cent aprss Observation-Disclosures re-
service jusqn'a Placement final, ct l'acque-
reur s'obligeant de ne pas d~sposer de la
propriete tant qu'elle ne sera pas payee.
= :, - LEONCE f. LASTRAPES.
~ NN., 1868. Ecanteur.
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N PUBLIQUE

Succession dc CasiHnir Duramd.
lin VERTUd d Fun ordre emanant de lhon.
- la Cour des Preuves dc Ia Paroiase ST.
Landry, il sera vendu c n vente publique,
al plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par
lie soussigne e%ncanteur, . la derniere resi-
dence du defunt dams la Vile des Opelou-
sas, lie
MaTtai, 30 Deccmbre, 1865.
les proprietes appartenant q la dite success
sion, SAVIOR: .. '.lr. -
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Succession d'Azelie Andrus.

Cour dAParoisse, St. Landry.-No. 1927.
A MEDtA MECHE, de la Paroisse de St,
Lam ayans presente une petition, a
TsnsM kmme administrator de Ia sue
cession Andrus, veuve decedee de
de syphroyt.W teche decide, derniAm
de la ParoisseA Ipandry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie
: Tonne aux interests dams cette
syeir a-deduire, par ecris,
Yes dix ours qui s~uiyraut
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.TJuri de Police.
PAROISSE DE ST, LANDRY.

.TJuri de Police.
PAROISSE DE ST. LANDRY.
~ MARDr, 8 Decembre, 1868.
Sur motion de NJ. Cottrell: .>..r~-> .
Res0zu, Qua une reunion du Juri de Po-
lice de Ia p~aroisse dc, St. Landry, qui dot
avoir lieu lie troisieme lundi de Janvier,
1869, etant 1e huitieme jour du dit mois, la
take de Paroisse qui dot etre a~ssessee ct
prelevee sur la dite paroisse pour rusage de
l'annee 1868, sera alors fixee ct determinee.
&c qui suit est unc estimation Ges Deepen
ses REFUSES: ""1
Salaries DIES officers 90
Salaries des membres du Juri De J..
Police ................L... 700 90
Honoraires DIES JUICES de paix..... 5000 90
Soutien des indigents. 1900 90,
Depenses de Ia our ......e: 5000 90
L'entretien des ~prisonniers. ..... 5000 90
Depenses contingencies. ...a...,. .'1OOO 90
Collection des taxes. 80. .E....... 5000 90
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PROF. A. CURTIS. MI. Id.

Ofhe Phgss;o .ne'l,cal College Of Ohio,
at Cincinnati, Will Lecture in the Disci
pies church on Thursday night, at o clock
and will remain long enough to give the
Medical 4 Twice, and perform the Surgical
Operations that may be promptly request
ID. Tha lecture viii be free, AMI all the cit
izens Of the place, ladies and Gantlaman,
are re e'necrtully invited. Examinations o!
disease also freo. A charge Tor prescriptions
aud operations, if any are desired LII
loas not pretend to,raiss the dead nor to
prevent those from dying who have lost the
power to live. But, when he finds the man
who can relieve distress and cure disease
more promptly and eff,ctpally tha1 he can,
he will give him handsome fee, and his
best recommendation to the patronage OF
the public.
Physicians and Students OF Medicine, and
Preachers of the Gospel, will please give
him call. Advice TO them gratis.
He will be found at the olfica of Dr.. J.
Pearce.
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A NEW treaty with the Fejee Islands has

A NEW treaty with the Pejee Islands has
reached the De partment of State. 1t is a
whales tooth, richly vsriegated in color
with strongly twisted grass cords at the
ends. By it the King mortgages his is
lands to the United States. for three years,
as Security Sor the payment of the remain
ing installment of the indemnity on sccount
of his subjects having eaten some Ameri-
can sailors many years ago. The President
is to prevent a rival King from bringing
war against the legitimate sovereign of the
Fejses- The Kings Instructions are, thst
if the President accepts the tooth, the
treaty is to be established; otherwise, to be
returned.
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|
THE BucyruS Journal slntes that during
the great snow, lad, near that place, went
out to a potato mound to get potatoes; af.
ter cleaning away the snow and breaking
into the mound, be found kind of nest
in the straw, in which was a compact ball
of what he took to be a large ball of string
such as our wool men use, he brought this
10 with the potatoes and laid it on the ba
by's cradle near the stove. His. mother
just then sent him off to a neighbor and
continued about her work. He was gone
about an hour, and when he returned, up>
on looking for his ball, he found it had re.
solved itself into pile Of squirming snakes,
many of which were seeking the warmth
the infants body and one had actually en-.
tered its mouth. A ory of alarm from the
boy attracted the attention of the mother
toward the cradle, and seizing the child,
she sought to extricate the reptile, but she
wa too late, and it actually drew itself with
in the babe's mouth and down its throat
DR.. lDghaG- was sent for, but he recognized
the snake as being the common se,pens nep>
tbs, and therefore perfectly harmless. He
declined worrying the baby with medicine,
and the child yseemsgpnhprtiby its singular
acclent. The mother declares, however,
that its appetite ismuch Increased, and that
|ih its sleep it frequently Kisses loudly. We
believe this is in imagination, as that spe
cies of serpent or snakes does not hiss.
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BRoKE JAIL. Thomas Brown a young
Seotchman, confined in our county Jail,
charged with Burglary, come to the conelu
aion on last Friday night, that he could get
more exercise and would be heaIthicr, 10
some other quarters, succeeded in making
his escape from prison, aud has departed
for parts. pnknown., lie, was. confined in
one of the upper rson,s, the door of which
was secured BY bolt. During the day he
was given the freedom Of the upper hall,
and while thus enjoying bimself. fastened a
string to the bolt, and drew it through the
door. In the evening he was bolted in as
usual, but during the night, by the aid of
the string, he drew the bolt, got in the hail.
romeyed enough brick fronthe wall toeI
low whisexitg and Sdecainped..a Sheriff N,ic>
Peck offers $50 Reward for his appehen.
sion, but as yet, he has not been arrested,
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W. n. MCCoY, W. G. 7.
JAooB JARVIS, W. R. s.

- 2 fa
GEoRGErowN.-On Tuesday evening,
January 2lst, A. VI. Collins lecturel ii
this place, in the N. E. Church, to larg,
and attentive audience. He urged the
necessity of action on the part of tht
friends of temperance. After the lecture
Lodge of Good Femplars was, organized
AMI the follow!ng officers elected: W. c,
T., Lindley Lamb; w. V. T., Miss Mary
E. Lewis; w. R. s., Silas Wharton; w.
F. g., James Adams, Jr.; W. IT,, Joshua
Adams; W. NJ, Thomas Furbay, Jr; w.
e., W. A. Wallace; l. g., Miss Henrietta
T. Hngue; 0. G., Charles L. Woodward;
A. T. s., Miss Mary A. Undertake; D.
NJ, Mrs. Lmis p. Wallace; R. II. S, Miss
Eliza Msllox; L. Fl. s., Mr.. Mary Rus
SELL 2. W, q. T., Amos Gibson; L. D.,
Joshua Alams.
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HARRlsvILLE. AT this place very
large temperance meeting was held on the
evening of tn, 22ud rlt. On the subse>
quent evening. the Orion Lodge of l. o.
G, T., was instituted, there being seventy
two members. The officers ara as follows
W. O. r., James Gi(Fen; W. V. r. Miss
Amanda Matson; W. G., John F. Elliot;
W, r. g., Charles N. Watson; w. A. s.,
Mrs Eunice McElravy; W. F. s., W. A.
Worstell; W. T., Jehu Butler; W. NJ. j.
w. Thompson;D. NJ, Miss Lydia Web,
ster; |, G., Miss Sarah Jane Comley; o.
G., I. 6. Dlngan; r. II. s., Miss Matte
B. Watson; L. Fl. s., Miss Julia A. Mich
olson; z. w. G. T., T. G. McEravy. The
Lodge meets on Saturday evenings. ~
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saseJamcs Farmer, Uh2irma1, All Sam :.
usl W Or Sacretsrg give notice in the
New lisbon B,scteve Stote, that books Tor
snbscdptiop 70 the cspital stock Of the Ohio
and 9r-s, Kanavhs R,ilyw C,mna, " viii
b. opened IN W.iagsd,v, thA A. d4v Of
March, 1888 at New lisbon, ut B>ve-'S
Storo, an1 Sal;nevile, ColumNiana county,
Ohi,: at Neha AMI Annardlm, JatFarso7
goonn'v: at Jefferson, Fairvev, Dasrsrille
ard Eaernrs, in Harrison county: at Al
trim, Winchester, Washington Senecsvile,
Point Pleasant and Clnbnrlanl, Guernsey
eouutw and at NcConnesville, Morgan
county Ohio
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Coop TEMPL6Rs CONVENTION. A Coun
ty Convention Of the Independent Order Of
Good Templars will be held at the NJ. e.
Church, Cadis, on Wednesday, February
5th, 1863, commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. The exercises during the day, which
will he private. win be conducted by Bro
A. ~. Collins, State Deputy fad Lecturer,
who will Riye Instructions for the good of
the order. In the evening, Br. Collins will
deliver public farwell address, admission
free. It it hoped that every Lodge in the
county will be largely represented. 1t is
expected that Bro. j. A. Spencer, G.. W.
:, viii be present during the day and even
ing to assist Bro. Collins.
By order Of Our Country's Hopa Lodge
No. 42S. ~
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HOpEDALE The Citizens of this place
were on last Frilay evening favored with a
lecture, from the eloquent and renowned,
advocate of thc,temperanca cause, Rev. A.
". Collins. The audience was large and
attentive on thefollnying evening Mr., CnI
Iin3 accompanied by several Of the Caliz
friends came down, and ledge was organ
I2al, which was named, The Young Mems
Hope" Tho foowing persons were duIy
elected and installel as officers of said
lodge: Mr.. II. Herman, W. G. T.; Miss.
c. Paul, ". Y. T. Mr. J. W. Kn,x, W.
Chap; A. j}ogI, W. SA3,; e. J, Webster,
". A. s.; B. & Ferguson W. 4 8; j. O.
Burton, W. Treas; H. G. Ward, W VI F.;
Nm, Braioa w. D NJ; Ms. NJ, T. Tip
ton, ". |. g.; Mr.. g. ". Lyons W. 0.
g. Nj. s. II. Coush, w. L. n, 8; r
NcGee; W, r. FL s.. j. Couch; ?, w
q. T.; j: 0. Barton, Lodge deputy.
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New JEFFERSON - Jefferson Hope
Lodge,' l. 0. G. Ternplars was iustitnted
here on the 2Sth of January. The follow
ing officers were elected and in tailed for
the term: George. NJ. Gault, W. G. r.;
Miss Ella V. Doughtie, w. V. T.; Samuel
McGavren. r. s.; James Thompson, f. g.;
Jerry Snyder, Treas; john Ferguson, Mar
shal; Mr., G. II. Duiiall r. H. s., Mich
ael Watson Chaplain; Miss L. s. Weight
man, A. R, s.; Miss Annie DufIield, I. G.;
Israel Angel, .. g.; 7. Bonedick, L. II. s.;
Elias Benedjck, L. D. TIE Lodge meets
op Friday evenings. ,s ar
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-05

yna-See Statement of the condition Of
ihs Home Insurance Company, Of C6lnm-
bus, Ohio Tha laws of Ohio, regulating
lasursnee Companies, are wedding nut weak
companies, AMI none but those in flor
oughly sound condition, can mass the5exam-
\ instinn The "aome" Is the first ii the
Geld f6r 1868, AMI Nr. J s MERCHANT, Of
Hoooas|e, the Sphcial Agent, 10 jnat the
man TO apply to for policy
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M A. r r I II .

On the 29th inst, by Rev r. r. Craw"o d
Mt the residence of the bride. Mr.. WILL
LIAM DICK ERSON s.. to Miss MARY
McMILLEN. all Of this county.
On the 2Sth ult.. bv tho Rev. VIM. w.
NJ. Grimes. Mr.. ALEX ANDER OSBURN,
to Miss SARAH J. HEDGES, all of Har
rison county, Ohio.
On the 18th ult., by NJ. Harvey, Esq. at
his "esidence in MOOrofield, Mr.. JAM ES
l.. HALL. and Miss ELIZA BETH VANS
fOSSEN, both Of Belmont County, Ohio.
Belmont papers please ccpy.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-05

sa-Ws returp thanks to n "A. Hanna
4 Co.. for copy of the World Almanac
for 1858. We have no hsstancy ia saying
that this Alm,n % co1tsins m,re inEprma-
ton thsaaay printed. 1t is. far ahsad Of
the Qrsbaae Alnlrnae. rAta
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-05

rB-Tho following railroads use nothing
now but star candies to light their passen
ger cars: Panhandle, Little Miami Penn
sylvania Centeral and Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago; so Say,a correspondent
af the Cincinnati Commercial.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-05

J. SHEEP SALE,-I will scA by public out.
cry, at my residence, ono-haf mile from
Union Valr, on Tuesday February 1lth,
500 head Of good prime sheep. Also, one
Norman Stallion. Sale to commence al
10, A. NJ. Terms will be easy, and made
known OF time Of sale.
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Railroad Meeting.

All persons interested in the construction
Of Northwest Rail Road from Wheeling
through the counties of Belmont, Harrison,
Tuscarawas, Stark, Wayne Medina aud
Lorain, to Toledo, will Meet at the Court
House in New Philadelphia, on Thursday,
FEBRUARY 90, 1868.
G. w M'TLvA1NE, Chm,
G. Fl MITCHENER,
.- DAVID JUDY,
Hnn,r,,i iLknn
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-05

eeA-Rsal Eagleson's new advertisement.
He has secured the services Of a good Gut
ter, and ia prepared to d. all kinds Of Mer.
chant Tailoring. Good Fits guaranteed in
every case.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-05

THE aggregate legnth isall the railroads
in the Unitnd States at the close. of the
year 1867 was. So 6O5,S1s miles, the aegre.
crate cost Of the same, with equipments,
being 81, ,654. .05o, 799. Over the aggregate
for 1866 this shows an increase in the
number IF miles of 1,7O9,55, and on the
cost of $6l, ,5S6. ia.