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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-07-04
Opeiousas Female College,

THE NEXT SESSION of the Opelousas
Il Female College will open on MONDAY,
January 9th, 1863.
Boa, Beard : s6 sl S! per month NTH. E s}f. nn rai'i On 81;
Guiding use ofinstrument.
First term will continue six months.
Half Board and Tuition fees payable on en-
tering and balance LIST April. Mrs. s. NJ.
White and sisters will teach the different de-
partments. ... ~. ...
Pupils will furnish their Bedding, Napkins
and Wash-bowi and Pitcher. All fees NAV be
paid in country produce.
B. F. WHITE.
Opelousas. December 7th, 1867.
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t. Handsome Bound Volume, con-
tanning $50 Mechanical Engravings. and the
United States Census by Counties. with Hints
and Receipts for Mechanics, mailed on receipt
nf 1Ia
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REMOVAL

rJHE OFFICE of Assistant Assessor OF Z.
s Internal Revenue has been removed TO
the new trame building of Mr.. P!aisance' cor"
rn~ of Main and Bellevue streets, Op$!ousa5.
Il JNO. C. TUCKER,
Asst. Assessor Il. H"Y,
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CELLS AND FEVER
Can be so easily cur"1 bvusing one bottle of
Dromgoole & Co.'S kINGOF CIlLLS, which
never fails to arouse the Liver, cleanse the
Stomach, open the Bowels and relieve the most
inveterate cases of Chills. One bottle will
cure 4 case Of six months standing.
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Sherif'S @a!a-

Augustus W Lis'cI', No: 1881,
ES. District iourt
Calvin A. Frazee. ST. Landry.
ESl VIRTUE OF a writ Of seizure and sale
- to me- objected, by the EIouota5l, Eighth
judicial District Cour Of th- State Of Louisi-
ana. III and far the Parish OF S.. Landry, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
pHb"c ~auc'ion. to th' last and highest bid Ter,
at the Court House in The town Of OpcluUsas,
On
SATURDAY, tho LIST day Of August, 1853.
at II O'Clock, A NJ, the following described
property, viz:
A CERTAIN
TRACT OF LAND IE"
situated IN the aforesaid parish, in the IL
P''C' called Bellevue, containing onr hundred
'h' H'F'i'F-lv" arp"ntS. more or less, now
"rcoplrd by Hen l"rson b. Tavlor, bounded
North by lands Of William II. Parrott. East Nv
,h'us OF Z. a. tr"z"e. South by lands of JOHN
l.. tln'Snn and West by lands of the heirs Of
Joa'plI '. Richard, with all the BUILDlNGS
and IMPROVEMENTS thereon hri,r tl,.
same purchased by Cr.ise Vasstur, vi1ty nf
Edmond EItlIett', deceased, Oh the 18Th Of
October, ISL, at the Saccrssional Sale Of H..
Estate OF Julie Y Richard, deceased.
SEIZED in the above suit. =.
TERMS :-CASII.
JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Sheriff 3 Office, OprlouSas, Ma 30, I~DS.
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- Every patron obtains a Watch b.
this arrangement, costing $40, while i. may
be worth s., 900. No partially shown. 80
We wish to immediately dispose of the above
magnificent Stock. Certificates, naming tn,
articles. are placed i'll scaled envcIoprs, and
we'll mixed. Holders are entitled to the a1ti-
c!rs named on their certificate upon payment
Of Zen Dollars, whether it be a Watch worth
81 900 OF one worth less. The return of any
of our certificates entities you TO the article
named thereon upon payment, Irrespective of
its worth, ana as no article valued less than $40
OF named on any certificate, i: will at once be
seen that this is
No Lottery, but a straightforward legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in even
by the most fastidious!
y single certificate Will be scrt by mail,
post pad. upon receipt Of 25 cts, five for
81, elcvc" for s., thirty.thrre ard elegant
premium for s., si>ty-SiN.and more valua-
bic premium Tor $40, one hundred and most
superb Watch for SIS. 70 Agents. or
tho~e wishing employment, this. is rare
opport nifty. 1t is a legitimatcly condncte /
business, duly authorized by the Govern
ment, and opcnto the most careful scrutiny.
Try US!
4-6m l6l BROADWAY, New York.
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Females OF the South

Diseases peculiar to your stsT. incident to al
localities, cu!ltd from the passing breeze that
fans you with its i"ltumcd breath, or snalchrd
from some pendant drw-lrop, are 10 you aeon.
stant and abiding trouble. Whether an iuh,b.
liant of city or country. Hill or dale. palace. o,
howell, disr"S" rank!'s and pr"ys upon your Vi
tails. Gloom aud despair are your constant
companions. Your pale and ghastly count~-
nance, your colorrss checks, your litrlrss eve,
your feeble and lettering walk, your p~alpita-
ting heart, Your d~rjvctr't brow, all tell Of that
disease which Is gradually and steadily making
iugoa3s upon your declining system
THE SUNSHINE OF HOPE
Now bursts upon your vision, and the clouds
pf despair that hang as a heavy pail of gloom
upon your brow can be driven back, and the
bright visions of health, i'll ali its grandeur, are
offered you.
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ing his stamp, unless immediate action IS
essential to the interests of the parties con
ccyned.
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GENERAL GRANTS PERs9AL Az
PEARANCE y. B. S." th& Worlds
e5trespondent, saw Gen. CIR I at West
Poiat this week, and thus did Bribes him :
"He a peared as on the Bvious even
ing, in a suit Of plain bla&; his shirt
front and vest. 'saggyging' m the slight
stoop in his shoulders Us manner as
quiet, bis eye as waite and his gait
as lazy as they usual kre. The Gen.
eral has an undenlBly hard looking
face, toswhich, in raBbect to whatever Of
% latel a,rH caathere is about in the
worst OF his poEaR ITS do more than JUS
;lce: H's eomglexion and the yell
iow'Sh oroYfR1u t of his grizzled beard,
NIX 90 ta& Peak, one. with another, pro-
1aolng effeet guile wretched. Nor is
MS - ssion,' at its best. calculated to
z the beholder. His much talk.
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Cancellations.

In all cases where an adhesive stamp is
used for denoting the stamp duty upon an
instrument, the person using or affixing the
same must write Or imprint thereon in ink
| the initials of his name, and the date (the
| year, month, and day. on which the same
is attached or used. Each stamp should be
separately Cancelled. When stamps are
| printed upon checks, etc, so thai in filling
up the instrument the face of the stamp is
and must necessarily be written across, no
| other cancellation will be required.
All cancellation must be distinct and
legible, and except in the case of prop lie.
tary stamps from private dies, no method of
cancellation which differs from that above
described can be recognized as legal and
sufficient. H.
Stamping of instruments by Collectors
Any person having an instrument about
to bt issued, may present it to the collector,
who, under the authority conferred upon
him by section 1862, will SO stamp it as to
place tn, suficiency Of that particular in
strument beyond all questions so far as
stamp duties are concerned. The proyis-
ions of the section can in no case be applied
to An instrument after it has been issued or
used. The collector should decline to stamp
or impress an instrument, under this sec
ton, until the stamp duty with which he
thinks it chargeable has been paid In cases
of reasonable doubt he is recommended to
obtain the opinion 0 this office before afix.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-09-12

,Tcfcs- oI3
II OR SALE IA good locdfioR is 1e4ered for
Sale very cheap. consisting of two Houses. Barn,
good lee House Brick ovens. and uieRss necessa
X for carrying on afrst class Bakery all new and in
Rsa osSier both shop and sales room A good variety
Of Grapes and Frt Trees well seIected, all in bearing
esT and OF the best quality This place is Situated 90
eet ron Ashtabula -Freght Hnuee Nsrth side, and
f9t-sg Bonght Cheap payments easy Enqnre Of j. l..
AEEk, IN premises or D. W GARY dealer in Furni-
-t1Ss9sI al aIld.lLe best kiGd, al the village gS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-09-12
q LONG ARM CHOP,

pound. $3.50 ~ - So Peh
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LEGAL, PROBATE MATTERS, &C.
ai r,q,f LEGAL NOTICE. -e
l. HE State of Ohio, Ashtabula Co, S. In
the Court of Common Pleas - f. .s,.. ;............
'r William G. 5;,si"s. Nutta'l' Plta. civt, Actiou
Nc and 'fft -f.'
LEGAL NOTICE.

the Court of Common Pleas. r. ...,... ,...........
,- William G. Nuttsl, Pitt. ..,x.i... .l......
James Mcmillan, and .'i-
Amos c. Hubbard, Defts J+, ''f' -9 %
James Mcmillan of Upper Canada, will take notice
that William G. Nutta of the County OF Ashta oula, IN
the said Stac of Ohio did the 14th day OF August
\. ID. 1865 file his petition in the Court or Common
Pleas, within and for the County of Ashtabula III sald
State of Ohio against the said James Mcmillan and
Amos c. Hubbard defendants setting forth t4at ,i tae
purchased of said VIM. G. Nuttal the following de-
scribed piece parcel of an situate IN Ashtabula
the third range in the Connecticut Western Reserve and
which is known as part of lot nj mDer tree ~ IN SAID
Township and is bounded follows. viz commencing
stake in the northwest of land once deededO
Harry W. LoOms, and since contracted by Norman L.
Chafee to W j. Jarvis since decided to John Nuall
rod east of the center of the Turnpike Road nOw call
ed plank road and running thence south one hundred
and eighteen us feet Thence east parable! w1th land
owned by VIM. Nuttar to the center of Ashtabnfa
Greek Ihence down the centre of said Creek TO Bass
wood Tree on the bank Thence north slxty-seVch 6D
degrees forty five 5) minutes the place of beginning
subject 70 all highways laid upon the same. That there
Is now Que and remaining unpaid upon sald contract
for said piece OF land and the notes given at the time %
said purchase, the of Five Hundred Dollars with
interest annually from said 18th day of May A D. 1866,
togetner win the taxes of the wears iS6 "a ana bS a
mounting 10 the SUN Of Five Hundred and -SeyeEty-
2S10O dollars. That since purchasing said land
said James Mcmillan has assigned his interest i'll said
contract to SAID Amos c. Hubbard, and praying that
said James Mcmillan may pay said sum now claimed 10
be due with interest. amounting to the OF two hum
drcd and seven 9Sl00 dollars, aud annual interest
five Hundred Dollars from May 1ith 1885, and that the
said William g. Nutall claims first lien said prem
ises as vendcr and that the whole OF said premises
be sold to satisfy the payments due with interest
and faxes and apply the balance upon the nstaments
yet to fall due and the said James Mcmillan is further
none that he Is required TO and that said ac-
ton will be for hearing the next term of said Court
~ n,,o, TI ,.,.,,u,, L. byJsR COOK hsatty. s;a1sy
Datcu -Nshldoula, aug HIN, lS5S ,..---.- otJt3
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CoNNE4gT, fremont, ~ a 3 ~ II u d U I6 u ~
AsHT1BULA Fisk Ho'seIS Is a Is IS - IS IS 70 II "A I2
GENEVA Union He..se9 6 Is 10 u a 10 6 Is Is I5 ls

VIII Consult Patients the 18th to the 1st of every
month at his Office, 124 Ontario Street. Cleveland Ohio
Having had successful Practice for the past twenty
five yearE in the treatment of all kinds Of Acute and
Chronic Diseases especially of the Throat and Lungs
and in the reanneit of all kinds of Female Diseases
lie viii give perfect satisfaction to all who may apply
for relief No mineral other Deliterious Drugs
used Botanical Remedies only will cure all Diseases
Having had successful practice in the above named
places for several years. with unparalleled success OF
which satisfactory reference given at any OF the
above named places. %. 'ii' . = i0it'.f
PricesOf Medicine for One Month from 81 to So MI
croscopc Analytic Examination of the blood OF Urine
aee. Office 124 Ontapio Street, near Pg2hc Sq4ars
Cleveland Ohio. S. G. CLAlth, NJ -;
Cleveland, JaB,1, 1868. .-a1t Vlf
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w \ n T Z d. /!

lOO AGENTS for selling a remedy that
is important every household from 81 $40 per day
can be made. Good references required
5546 1ENDRY g. KING.
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100000 Customers In -Four Years.
PATRONIZE THE ,BEST,t

lIAVING the largest capital, niosff-eSneri-
enced buyers and extensive trade of aysneer the
Dollar Sale business, We sgzust,, ts.-zEh.g
d" 80 GUARANTEE SATISFACTION as
in every nstsnce and alsohs te Selections of Goods
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
No other has any SO1g ULsTsUer AGENTS are
sseliR5. Our motto Prompt and Reliable ~ Male and
! female agents wanted in city and country.
go THE LA DIES ,,,,l sg
are particularly requested to try popular club sys
TEN of selling all kinds of DRY YANDF4NCY>G00DS.
DRESS PATTERNS, G0TFON aCL0Tus CASTORS,
SILVER Plated GOODS, WATCHES, &c. tistab-
hshed 1St43 patent pen fountain and check de-
scribng an article to be sold for dollar 10 20
g 40 for 81; so for Sc 100 for $40 sent by snail
Free presents to gettcr up. t10ort per cent s0Fer1tdn
taose sent 6gony Reoorin toei2e of club
Send trial club orir MOI do moi i4 10 seaST for
circular ~ E17lTs -
NB-onr sale Sd; IA Nor ae elassed with New York
collar jewelry sseso: losBs Tee conIsfi II is
Iothing is scrisN lSiscMAN " KENDALL
6ns8 49, -' . ii-noNor ST. Boston, Mass
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Thompson Quarry.

HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
6cauga County is the nearest and most convenient for
me citizens of Ashtabua and vicinity of any other and
the quality of its is superior for rmness of extu
and durability. Stone cut TO any dimensions and 70
apy purpose dressed in the most workmanlike
and at short notice Orders sdlicitated for Flaggng
Steps .Wefl-S5ohcs, Underpnning, Window and Doc
Caps and SillS Coping and water TabLcsg Nhen the
travelling is good, parties may do their own haulingatn
considerable saring. T. EDGEHTON.
Thompson Dec. 20. 1861 ~sYz-s- -..=-rl $40
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hFPPfa6FfhEWR FPf6FfhER G1EDFNS! M S'0
ri<F0R, SAL E,y


.URAPE Vines, Green House and Bed
ding plants Vegetable plants in variety early salad and
vegetables fruit trees trees and everrcens
ROGERS Nc,O Hybrid Grape, ",SALE.l'
Few yeaf and Fear Old. plants q this new and ex.
ceent grape for sale Also strong plants in pots in May
and June. The Salem is graz produced by Hybrtiz-
ns Strong native grape with the black Hamburg.
ueig variety. The plant has the strong robust habit
and growtrof our native vine. The fruit has the ap
peance and quality of the foreign grape it of lars
size, nearly free from acid and pulp of rich Caawha
color rpenng earlier than the Isabella and wthai
of kle finest of oar grapes. d" "-.'.'
Also ROGERS Hybrid Grape, No. 4. Is and 10. These
are all fine, large grapes, and ripcn early y---
''.'' ' IONAS.
al low prices Also Catawba, Isabella. Concord.
DIANA Delaware Hartford Prolific Ives Seeding, Isra-
ella, Martha and others. -. .-rEia- -f..r ...-t-.r
Green House and Bedding Plants.
IA large supply Of Green House. and bridinr plants
of nearly every thing desirable, consisting of Roses
Geraniums. Fuchias Pelargoniums Dahlias, NerDenas
Pansies Plants for Hanging baskets, sc. Sc
Alpcrsons invited to visit my Green houses, and
sccmy stock as feel confident they will be pleased with
4 fine stock Of Panscs now coming into bloom ;ca
and see them. i.'t " ~~h 200
''' Vegetable Plants.
Vegetable plants carly salads and vegetables good
supply in their season. " "
fruit, Ornamental and EUergreep Trees.
Il shall keep hand god supply of Apple Cherry,
and small sizes in varicy. Those wanting trees
call and select sT.h trees will suit them. which is
much better way than to buy of tree pedders and take
such as they bring them, good or bad II -r~'-
Cut flowers and boquets for sale at all seasons
All lovers of flowers invited 10 visit my green
Ashta6uia. March Is. 1865 9sltf
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n u-. CAMPAIGN MUSIC.

L HE AsITTABULA EAGLE BRASS BAND VIII
hold +nreoes in readiness furnish music for any
occasion during he coming political campaign Address
al communication to w. /. BLAhESLbE, sect '1
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PROTECTIVE UNION
Mercantile Reference
Regis ter.


UHE MERCH ANTS PROTECTIVE UNloN,
l organized 10 promote and protect trade,
bv enabling its suhscrihcis to uttain facility
and safety in the granting OF credits, aud the
recovery of claims nj all points. have to an
noun,c that they will on or about September
lst, lS6R. publish in one large quarto volume:
Tur Merchants rRorEcrlvE UNlOS MER.
clNrur RryFScR RfotsrgR, containing among
other things tho Names aturo Of pusiheps.
Amount 81 Capital, Financial Standing, and
rating as To Credit, Of over 10000 Of tho prin.
eipal merchants, traders, bankers, manufaciu.
rers and public companies. in more than 30
600 Of the cities, towns. Villages. and settle.
meuts, throughout tho United Siatas, their tor.
ritorcs, and The most important information
atianahlc and necessary to cnsble the mer-
chant 10 ascertain at glance the CAPITAL,
CuARAcrTn, md DrGRtE oF CGrnir Of such Of
his customers as arc deemed worthy of any sra-
dalton Of credit
The reports and information to he given In
the RiOlsrR will he confined 10 those worthy
Of some line Of cndil;an M the same will ho
based, sorar Ms practicable, upon the written
statements Of the parties Themselves revised
and corrected by we'll known and reliable 10.
Gal correspondents, whose character will
prove guarantee oflh correctness oi the in.
formation furnished by them. IL Is believed that
the reports will prove more truthful and com.
plcc, aud, therefore, snpe,ioy to and Of much
greater value. than amy previously issued
BY aid ofthc MgRcHASrs' PRorEcrIyp UNION
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Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected Weekly BY
COLE G. BRYAN, GROCERS.

FLouR-ln good demand; X 81 so;
Xxx 80 90; XXXSlO So Fancy 5ll 90.
GRAIs-Wheat prime 81 65@l 75i
Oats 45c, Corn soc.
PRovrsGors--ShOulieu 1906 cts.
hams 10000; sides 1920 C; Mess
Pork l5c; dried beef $1,000 cents. -
AppLEs--DFied s0lOc pr pound.
DRIED PEACHES l0@l2tc pound,
PorAToEs -,b0G7S"foy basl,
LARD zoe.
BEAYs.-- Beans So 5O@a3 per bush.
BUFFERS 2@35c.
EGOs--ln good demand OF 25c,
CorEEE-9503O for green. BJowned
80 cts.
Saskatchewan, lac; Cuba l5ci
n, o, I6@l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, l3@l0c.
NNLs.-We note an active demand al
the following quotations:
lOd to God at So; 81 IS e5; Cd 80 90
Al So IS; 81 SO so, with the usual dis
couu. to tho trade.
Frsu-Now mackotal by the kit$2 sc
ass 90
KANAwHA SALr-Banel So 90
Gus Lard, 81 05; Lubric 10000,
LiosOod, wholesale 97@Sl 90; retail
81 %; Carbon, 40 c. per gal.
MoLAssEs--PorIi Rico 81 90 per gal
IN. Q. 81 90, Syrup 81 %.
SOFA l2to for New Castle.
STARCH l00l2c.
GLAss-sKlo, SO 90, lOxl2, "a 90
l0xN, 81 90 loxl5, 81 20; loxl(
81 80; l2xl6, 81 80.
WmrE LEAD Mixed Lead, So 5OG
80 rs; Pure Lad, "a 10 per kog Of 81
lbs.
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DoN'r BELIEvEIg ADVERTISING. The
man who doesn't believe in advertising
is all the while doing what he depreci-
alss. He hangs coats outside Of his door
or puts Try goo4a in bis windOws-lhars
Advertising He has printed cards lying
on his coun,or-iht,'s advertising. He
sends out d,ummors through the cOun-
Try, or puts his name on his wagon
ihars advertising, He labels bis articles
or lis manullclucs-lbars advertising
II he has los, his COW, he puts written
notice ut me posloli1e, or tells his sister.
in-Iaa-anI lhals advertising too He
Las his name put up 10 gilt letters over
his doOr-whai ia that but advertising?
lie pa nls his shop green or rel; or, if 3
tailor, he wears the latest styles; il =
doctor, lie has his boy call him out Of
church in haste; # an auetioneor, he bel.
lows to attract the attention Of Passer
by; if heavy merchant. he keeps huge
pile o! boxes on bis sidewalk in front Of
his store and oil FOR advertising,
A man can't DO business without ai'
yerJising, onl the question is ahelhcr 10
call to his aid the engine Of tho world
the printing press with It's Thousands
Of messengers working night end day
the steam engine odliog TO its repeating
capacity, untold power and Miraculous
speed; or rejecting all these, to 20 back
to the days when newspapers, tclcgraPhs
snd railroads were unknown,
"Bat advertising costs money!" So
does everything that is worth having
Ifadeortising cost nothing all the second
third and fourth class petty shops would
stand an equal chance with the most re
spectacle houses. lryou want to prove
to the world that yours ia lirs!.class os'
tablisinen;, advertise.
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CONFIDENTIAL We are aware that it
is considered rather inpolilc to os& for
money, even when it has been due a long
time; and We do not intend to do So
We have need Of money every Saturday
evening when we come to pay our EN-,
ployses and our landlord, and 90 the
last day Of every month when we come
20 pay our bills for paper; ink, type, and
The hundred other things necessary to
carry on our business. We cannot print
illegal tender" and consequently can
only meet our demands by having those
for whom We work "liqidate.' Now, we
want it distinctly understood lhat We are
not "dunning"- we will not condesoend
to that. But itsnY Of our readers have
lingering consciousness Of being in
deb,ed for two to four years subscription
to our psper. aud have desire to ease
their conscionces, they eau DO SO by
sending US the amoaH; By mail, and We
will DO what We can towards giving
them rest, AMI peace Of mind.
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MOs1n county coal is in great demand
ia the Cincinnati markots, The saPPly-
thus far has not been equal to the dc.
mani, and our companies are strainiug
every nerve to meet their orders, but the
business cannot be so rapidly conducted
in cold weather, The shipments this
year, 50 far, are larger than any ever be.
fore made, and will doubtless continue to
increase as rapidly as additional hcili
ties are furnished for transportation.
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PErrrrON.-Tho friends iof Henry ].
Fisher, Jr, in this county, Are petition
ing the Legislature ofhis State, to re.
move tho.disabilily'plaosd upon AtlOr-
uey's. in his case, aud to allow him to
practice in the CouAs of this State with.
out taking the "IesL OATH The petition
is being numerously signed by tho
"RadicOls. We trust Tia, no Repub.
lican in this county to whom the petit
ton is presentGd. viii refuse to sign it.
Show The Democratic party, that while
they call you "opprsssors' and "ty.
rants, that you have a mognaoimiiy
that Democrats do not possess, aud that
you are always willing to help q conquer
ed foe. MI Fisher is most eslim able
J Dung man, and We hope our L'gisla-
lure will deem it pleasure to rOmOye
his disability, and allow him to practice
in the Courts Of this State without tax.
ing the test oath"