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- FOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE.
s,:i A Pleasant Residence
situated in the town of Opelousas, con-
sisting id % lot of ground, and excellent
dwelling, small store, kitchen. &c.
Also-a lot of Groceries, Household
Furniture, sc. ...
For particulars apply on the premises
to ELEONORE LESASSIER.
Opelousas, January IL, 1868.
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Estate of Gustsave E. HoHaiElier.

E1sIATe Oh VsasLaaVe EIs NOtE:aREIaeI'.
Meeting Of Creditors.
DY virtue of an order of the District Court
I'D in and for the Parish Of st. Landry, meet
ing of the creditors of the Estate of the late
Gustave E. Io1aillier, deceased, late of the
Parish of st. Landry. will be held before Yves
DAvy, Parish Recorder. at his office, in ths
town of Opelousas, on Thursday, the 30th dag
of July next, 1853, for the purpose of determin-
ing upon the sale of the effects of said Estate
gr .z A. GARRIGUES,
Clerk of the District Court
0pelousas, June 9th, 1868. 3-5t
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CONEEerFHONERk.

~ H. MILLER 81 CO., First Pre- tnium steam
os candy Mandatory, SO New Ldvee, Whole
sale Confectioners. Depot of California Wines
E5Y@ No. 50 New Levee. 46-1a,
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GARDEN SEEDS.

Y F. VIRGIN, successor to D. MAUPAY,
~. Dealer in Seeds, No. 104 Gravier street,
bet Camp nnd Magazine sts, New Orleans. / u
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NO. BUSINESS CARDS.
Carpet Warehouse.
DENTIST,

nR. JNO. G. ANGEL, 100 Carondelet ST.
~ Teeth inserted on gold or yulcanite base.
Teeth extracted without pain. Isl "
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Cr.oclzery. stoves. Etc,

- CrOclaeE-y, Stoves, Etc.
II EVI & NAVRA, Manufacturers and Direct
~ Importers of china, glass, plated, tin, Japan,
wood. and willow ware, cutlery, &c; sell at
Neso York Hhotesale Prices III Poydras street,
and TIA Canal street. New ORLEANS.
November 10th, 1867. SIN
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THE 0PELoUsAs COURIER.

Published on Saturday by JOEL II. sANDOZ,
cosDIF FIoNs:
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of the Publisher.
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All advertisements sent in for publication will
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Candidates TO public favors will pay Fifteen
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4 phrenologist was explaining the science
g Quaker. .What do you think Of it = .sDo
nnf spesak e. me Of q science that cannot be
azRsstes witisaSst taking OF the hat.
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Public Sale.
Estate of Gustave Ikelheimer.

pY virtue Of an order emanating from
- the Hon. The Court of the Eighth
judicial District of the State of Louisia-
ma, sitting in and for the Parish of St.
Landry, the public are hereby informed
that there will be sold at public sale, to
dersigned Auctioneer, Ut the last resid-
ence of said deceased in the town of
Washington,
On Saturday 25th July next, 1868,
the following described property belong
ing to the Estate of said Gustave Ikel-
heimer, deceased, late of the Parish of
St. Landry. to-yit:
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IN One Store,
lszaAl Dwelling and Outhouses

'=AA dwelling and OuthouSes.
situated in the town of Washington, on
Lot bounded on three sides by Main, De-
jean and Washington streets, and on the
fourth side by the lot belonging to Gus.
E. Louallier, being the same property
formerly owned by A. Going, and pur-
chased by deceased, at the Sheriff's sale;
and section of Lot purchased by
deceased from A. Winklar, in 1860, ad-
joining the above described Lot;
Two cows and calves; One bedstead
and bedding; One trundle bed and
bedding; One bureaus One bed and
bedding; One washstand; 2 armoirs :;
9tchairs; clock; l bedstead, wash
stand and looking glass; l stove and
fixtures. -l..
TERMS AND CONDITIONS In confor-
nifty with the deliberations of meeting
of creditors held on the Sd June 1868, the
above droperty will be sold for cash.
... . LEONCE F. LASTRAPES,
r. ......... s.sss. AuctioReer.
sOpelousas. June 90. 1863.
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.,. ... Public Sale.
Estate of Joseph HybJe, deceased.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
Hp Court of the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Louisiana, in and for
the Parish of st. Landry, there will be
sold at public sale, to the last and high
est bidder, by the undersigned Admins
TRAITOR. or through the ministry of duly
commissioned auctioneer, at the last resi-
dence of Joseph Wyble. deceased, near
Riders Bridge, in said Parish, ON
Tuesday, July 28h, 1868,
the following described property, be-
longing to the Estate of Joseph Wyble,
deceased, late of the Parish of st. Ian
dry, to-wit: s.. -z.
The undivided half of ......-.-s
Thirty Arpents of Land,
situated in this Parish. near Riders
Bridge, bounded on the North by land
of John Wyble, South by land belonging
to the inhabitants of Bellevue bellevue
Claim), East by land of Simon Wyble,
and West by land Of C. C. swayze.
A buggy horse;
.@.~s..a A buggy and harness:
- eg. A pair of mules;
.=-.sz- r An old mule; ....-.
54s A roeking-chair
Bed and bedding
Six chairs; sszs.-
The undivided half Of branding iron,
and about six head OF horned cattle !;
-s Another branding iron, and the
eattleWhieh may be already
branded with it.
Terms and Conditions Cash.
JOHN .WYBLE,
Administrator.
0pelousas, June 9th, 1865.
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so, 900 rect of Lumber.

FEyHE above lot of good cypress lumber is of
u feRed for sale at low price and on liberal
terms. For Information apply to
E. PHILLIPS,
AH Main ST., opposite Posey's Drugstore.
stiff Opelousas La.
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Private Boarding.

A LADY residing in a retired portion of this
- town. would receive one or tive boarders by
the month"; with or without lodging, at mode
rate price Apply at this office. [fe29
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Public Sale.

Opelousas, June 90, 1868.
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The following letter of Gen. Frank P.
Blair defines the real issue to be tried in
the approaching Presidential canvass
WASHINGTON, June 80, 1868
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TOLEDO MARKEr.

TOLEDO, April %, 1868.
Ph0UR-Fine, 81 00@7 so; Supertinc O0@
8 25; Extra, Q 501l0 90; 0;Double f xtra and Fancy
10 00@i4 90. Rye Flour, so.
GRAIN---W 27OfD290c; Corn 92@93c; Oats
69c; Rye 176c Barley quiet
P0RK--Mess new 20 00027 90 Hams sc
Shoulders 12c. Dressed Hogs, 9@9Izc u ID.
LARD Prime, in bbls, lie; do. kegs, 7I&c.
BUTTER Fresh roll 3se; in keg Soc.
EGGS-I6c.
GR0GERIES--Cof Coffee-Rio 22@27c; Java Ssci
Sugars7-raw sugar ll@I5c crushed l7@17s4c
granulated l73Ic; coffee 16Ac; b coffee Is 70
@ coffee l5HfSl6e. Young Tyson. 9O@
l75ci Imperial l209l75cI Black IO0@16Oc
japan lOOi9l2jc. Molasses s5@1OOc. Sirups-
fair sS@55c; good SO@s5c; prime 9O0flOc
Rice-Rangoon 10c; Carolina lie.
LUMBER Clear S5S; I'd clear $4s; box SAL
stock boards $22; couimon boards Sl6; culled dc
sll; fencing SIT; Gull fencing Sl; flooring strips
S4S; 2l do Sij, jast sSanting and timber, Is feet
and under, SIG; "A l8-inch sawed shingles 50i
A lS-inca sawed shingles so; lo-inch sawed
shingles 90 and 1 25; clear and second dressed
flooring 40 90; common dressed flooring 80 co.
common irsssed siding $l7; I'd and clear dressed
siding $35; dressed stock common, 12-ineh, $24
dressed common boards SIS; Lath 90.
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LITERARY NOTICES.
The LnIy,s FrIend.-


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the Bellies of Georgia Waltz" Then there arc
numerous engravings Of the Fashions -Toileties
Embroidery, Coiifnres, sc. Among the literary
cOatents, we note Evangeoe in Prose Ecce II0-
mo, with an illusIr itiOn A Dead Mans Rule
Until Death, a poem Going to Housekeeping
Edith's Pilgrimage: Fashionable Novelties, illus
trated; Editorials, Recipes, the Fashions, &c.
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ga SocfAE Necessity Tho Phrenelogica
Journal for May contains the Portraits and Bio
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onrruAnY.


4 large circle OF the community, ID Ferrysourg,
have been called to mourn over The loss Of one OF
its most apiiable and worthy members. it
Afcr proitac,ed aud ptidtul sickness, Consump-
ticn, that dire destroyer, has taken to the grave
Mrs. ANEnA A. Roach, wife Of Andrew Roach.
Esq, Of this place. Her decease took place on the
18th inst, at the age Of 80 years. The funeral
ceremonies were performed 10 the Presbyterian
Church, the Rev q. A. Adams officiating. A very
large roncourse Of citizens were In attendance. as
a last matk Of respect 10 the deceased. and 10
manifest their sympathy with the beresyed hos-
band and his youthful family in this their deepest
sorrow. F..
Mrs. Roach was born in baltimore, Maryland,
on the 29,h 90 December, 1899, from lwhChcc she
removed with her parents, EbeueEw and Margery
Hesld, to Ohio, In lsss. On the 9th Of October,
1851, in the city Of Columbus, she was united, BY
marriage, 10 Apdrew Roach, who made Dayton
their home until October, 1850, when they removed
TO this place, which continued to be her home un-
til death to stf
Mrs. Roach was lady whom every one, who
had the privilege Of her acquaintance, respected
and esteemed. Her genial temper, her Saablc de-
pertinent, her frank aud earnest friendship, created
an atmosphere Of gladuess in the circle wherein
she moved Sincerity and earnes,ness were pee
eminent traits of hCr character. In acts Of useful
ness aud of charity, she was ever foremost. No
one solicited her aid in vain. In nsishboSly cour-
tesy and Kindness, her acts furnish an example Of
self-deuial Of the brightest character. AT all
hours, when in health, she would reader assist
ance to those iu need, generally endeavoring to an
ticipate the wants Of those she desired to help.
| In domestic relations she was, to her husband,
the faithful friend, the devoted wits to her chill
dren, the tender and loving mother. =
! As a Christian, her profession was void of os-
tentation. She seemed ever to possess a confident
reliance on the merits Of the Redeemer, aud she
viewed the gradual approach of the King of Ter.
rcrs with that peace and joy which indicated ths
possession OF that blessed hope of Immortality be-
yond the grave.
She has passed the portals OF the tomb, but hel
memory will long be cherished, and the afIlicdv,
dispehsation which has removed her from thf
circle, points TO that better world where congenia
spirits meet to part no more.
] Forgive the tear
| That feeble Nature drops, calm all her fears, q
4 Wake all her hopes, and animate her faith,
Till the rdpt Soul, anticipating IIeav'n,
Bursts from the thraldom of mcumb'iing CLAY,
And, on the wing of Extacy upborne, ald
Springs iuto laoerty, and Light, aud Life.'
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LOCAL BREvtTIEs,

--THK NJ. E. Church Mite Society meets AZ he
Parsonage this tFriday) evening. ytf
A FULL attendance is desired at the next reg
ular meeting Of the Good Templars, on Tuesday
evening next. Business before the house.
IF. Jouxsox Co. had eight sturgeons in theil
store, ou Monday last, the largest weighing Owe
100 lbs. all caught by the Perysburg fishermen
--THE steamer, Cora Lick, we learn, has go
through with the fish trade, and is now makiae
her regular trips twice each day to Toledo
WE call attention to the advertisement Of =
JoHNsox g. Co., doing business in ". CRooK's
old store, ON Frcut-street. They keep on hand all
classes II fish, and by fair system of business
are working UP good trade.
p. CRANKER 4 SoSs have secured the scrvi
ces Of PErER GRINER, a irst-class painter, spec
inen Of whose work in stripping &C., will speas
for itself, and can be seen by calling at theii
shops on Seeond-street. See their advertise
mont.
"A WRONG impression seems to prevail with
many in this community regarding the Perrys
burg Sahgerbund dispensing lager beer, &c, II
their proposed Garden. We are authorized t
say that such will not be the case. The inshtu
ton Is to be conducted exclusively for the cult
va.iou Of Vocal and Instrumental music, fri. nd
ship &c.--not drinking.
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The banquet given by members of the
press TO Chas. Dickens, in New York, Sat
urday evening, was, in every respect a
success. The number present was little
over two hundred. Horace Greedy presided
and made the speech Of welcome. Dickens
responded in a speech, which produced
great meTriment aud enthusiasm. He
spoke in eulogistic but rather patronizmg
terms Of American promised to add an
appendix to subsequent editions of Ameri
eau notes and Martin Chnzzlewit.. acknowl
edging their erroFs--said That he was moi
going to write a book on Ameriea, bnl
would tell what he had learned in his owl
magazire, and spoke in enthusiastic terms
of the real Friendship which does ard
ought TO exist between England aRd this
country. Other speeches were made by
other distinguished journalists present I,
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood CouRty,
The following are the transfers Of reatestate IN
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
NEHRy's 0Hiess for the week ending April Is,
1868 80 iasi ,l t.t,.
Il. B. Wallace TO A. ]. Lamb u ofwl< NV sec
20, tp s, raIge Q, 80 acres $500. y Tc
w. Crock 10 Levi Stahl; w1< NV section g. tp 3,
range II, 40 aeres--$a5e.
Hichsei Burns 70 ~. Msrphy; ~ svs sec 10, tp
T. nlntse .. 80 aares-$60O.
john Crab 10 g. Weland; part sw sec rs, tn 4
range 10, 20 acres $500
j. II. Mcknight to 7. II. Pierce; n a n< eH Sc
sec 20, tp 4, u. =. n, 20 acres 5000.
A. j. lnscho 10 II. @. Howells, VIZ nS< nL ne
sec 80, tp 5, range g. so acres =, 900.
Thomas Barbee tc O. Asn,er; " y sec A. tp A
range 10, sl< sec 50, twp J.. U. 3. r.. l2o ACRES
ii. Pierce to D a ,. Cornelius; lots 2s4 and
80I, Perrysbufg 81 zoe.
j. Anderson 10 5. b. Madden; W a ne sec 8, and
30 NV sec 20, tp 5, range 0. t20 aeres-S2, ,9e0.
j. A. Shannon TO A.. Z. Norris; lots G9o and II .
Perrysbnrg-$ $500.
J. Welmore 70 Nancy A. shannon; W. and ne
sec 20, tp 4. range 10, 450 aeres-S2s $50
John LouY to n. MoletoT; pt sw sw sec 81, tp 4
range ., 6 acres Sz00
s. N. Chilcote 10 =. Young Q x no sec 80, tP ;
range II, 80 acres - 50 900.
NJ, of transfers l3 totsf vsfae-S SlT $50.
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" Look on Gis picture nnd then on that"
Here you behold the inirm step, Z 'e1. Z
The pallid cheek wasting form,
Untased food, and a social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales of aches, pains,
Seepless nights and mental dependency.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares,
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
One took the Plantation Bitters-the other
didn't. They are very beneficial for weak and
delicate persons. -
MAGNOLIA w ATER.--A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price.
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PERRYsBURG MARKET.

[ooRREcTED WEEKLY ny R. MILLER co.
{G 81 8t8 PERRYsBURG April %, 1868.
APPLEs-Green Up bu ! 00 dried 2 %.
BEEswAx-25c ~ Id. tLtJr
BUTTER- s0O35c y III Eggs, 12@15c " doz.
FLouk-10 00@l3 80 W barrel.
GRAM Ear Corn 81 90 W 100 lbs; Oats SO to
60c; Rye 90. Wheat 90@2 30 " bu. Shelled
Corn, 80 to $50. tsq3r ta tE{
MEATS Hams 12IS@I5c ~ ID; Shoulders 1O@
12l1c; Dressed Hogs sN09OO " cwt.
LARD-15c 5P ID. fft 80
PoTAToEs -9O@l 25c y bushel.
SALTS 90 ~ barrel
WOOL 30t040c n fb.
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THE abatement published few days
since that all tile railroads centerilg in
Chicago wonli pass delegates to the Re
publican National Convention free Of all
charge, is incorrect, so far as the Chicago
Pittsburg & Fort Wayne road is concerned
That company has for two years declined
to make any exemptions to the usual rates
in favor Of political conventions or other
public meetings.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
TO CONsUMPTTYEs.

The REv, EDWARD A. WILSON will ssne Gree 0
chArgslto all who desire it. the pfsSeription with
the affections for making and using the simple reme-
dy BY which he was cured 81 Consumption. HIS only
object Is beneat the afflicted, and lie hopes every
sufferer will try lbls Il will them
nothing, and may prove blessing. Please address
at ti4 Rgy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 165 South second-st williamsburkh, N. Y.
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.EnR0Rs nt Y0nrM .

Gentleman WHO Suffered fOt , ears from Nervous
Debility, Premaure Decay, and al ths saests Of yolh-
fui indiseretion will for the sake Of suffering human
iy send free to al who need Il, the recipe aud dlree
tOns for making the simple remedy BY which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to Proht by the advertisers
experience can DO 20 By addysssieg in nsslses eoPh
deuce, JOHN b. OGDEN.
5N aff ~ cedhf street, New York
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The stave Trade.

From present indications, the shipment of slaves
from this port promises to equal,u not surpass,
that of any previous year. Two vessels are now
in port one of which, the Robert Emmett has re-
ceived cargo of $4,000 slaves from GILBERT
BEACH, Esq. The other is consigned to W. L.
Cook ESQ., and is now in process Of loading.
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TRE Secretary of the Interior received a
telegram from General Dodge stating that
the last rail Of the Uuien Pacific Railroad
TO the summit Of the grade,- was laid on The
18th. This is at an elevation Of s,242 feet
higher than any other railroad in the
Wnrld --lL-n n.
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INFORMATlrT,ON.

Information guaranteed 70 Pr0duce a luxirant
growth Of hair upon bald head or beardless face
also a recipe for the removal of Pmples, Blotches
ETuptions, et0.s the skin leavl Dg the ssms s0t
clear and beautiful. can be Obtained Withvut charge
by addressing TH0s. Y. OIL APMAR. Chemist,
3zz S53 Droadway, New York.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Hon. J. NJ. ASHLEY will accept our thanks for
documents and speeches.
Also II. l.. WooD for advanced sheets of late
enactments of the Legislature, copy OF one OF
which will be found on our first page, relating 10
the transfer and control of the Western Reserve
and Maumee State Road, by the Counties of SAM
dusky and Wood ,7 IL rtst
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weed ConntY Ofncial DIrcctorY.
,lNBw ADvnRTIsEmENrs

Administrator's Sale Daniel SNYDER. A
IFS. Internal Revenue --Harry Chase.
Attachment Eotice-B. F., Kerr & Co.
Internal Revenue Nodce-M. W. Hubbell.
Fish--F. johnson X Co.
Traveiers' Insurance Conn any Staten snt.
Ditch Notice MANY Petitioners
N NoticeLD. ID. Ames. sc ,Rsfsstl ie
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IT suouIp BE EVERY MASS AIM TO ExoEL.-
This was the aim Of DR.. j. w. Poland in com
pounding the greatremedy, Humor Doctor; Those
who have used It in the worst cases of Scrotula
cheerfully give him the need Of praise. Sold by
PECK 4 HAMILTON.
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Al rACHMENT NOTICEr

B. +. Kerr 4 Col Before John Campbeli, Jus
". ties Of fhe Peace 10 and for
Lucinda Aeoiain.I Weston Tp,, Wood Co.. o.
On the II th day of April. 1913, said Justice is
sued an order Of attachment in the above action for
the sum Of One HuEdred and Forty-one Dollars
and SsVenty-eight Gents.
B.F. KERR 4 co.
Weston Tp., April Is, 1868. SIC
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THE Committee on Foreign Affairs will.
il is said, when the House fully restmes
business, report bin making the appro.
priation required by the treaty for the
purchase Of The Russian American Pos.
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aSENs AT1oSs SWEET, FELT IN THE BLOOD, AND
FELT ALONG THE HEARr''-Are experienced by the
consumptive invalid, upon trial Of DR.. j.. w.
Poland's White Pine Compound. 1t is also inval-
liable in several other complaints. See advertise
meut,
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rcnchers, Certihcates.

The following applicants as teachers were ex-
aniaed, at West Milierose, Friday, April Il, 1868,
by the County Board Of Examiners, and have been
awarded certificates as follows ~:
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-24

IT is reported that Gen. Garibaldi has
left Caprera aud gone 20 Naples. The ru,
Nor causes some uneasiness, as the objects
of the Generals movements are unknown.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-24

Total number OF appIlcants--JV.
Nos. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, IL, 16, IL, %, "a, 2S and 20
failed. ntr @t M
Certificates granted as follows Fourth class, G
months-l6 third class, II months--S; second
class, IS months-l FIRST class, "a mOnths-l.
5fr.ci D. A. AVERY, CARL Of de Boana
WESTON, April %, 1868.