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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-05

MoBILE INSURANCE CoMPANY-Ofice 1VA No. 34 St. Francis-sl., insures against Fire, Marine and River risks.
 DIRECTORS. J. Emanuel H. o. Brewer II A. Schroeder II. Barney J. Bloodgood W. w. Allen R. Desha l.. Mauldn q. Westledt I. Bell, Jr. J. A. M Battle II. M.ers.
 T. G. Brown.
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NO MONOPOLY. ID E G R U $ H E & M R $ H, BUTCAERS, MOBILE yN.aRAET,

 c HIPS, Steamboats and Families supplied on the S most reasonable terms.-Clubs, Families, Par lies and others supplied with Game of all kinds, and he best Meats the market affords at the shortest notice. noy9Ky
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III AVIAN "A GIG A R s
 CONFECTIONA

NOMMISSION BUSINESS.-The subscriber V offers his services to the Planters and Merchants of Alabama and Mississippi, for the sale of Cotton, and the purchase of their family necessares. Con signmenls of other produce and merchandise, will be also promptly and carefully attended to.
 noyS 226tf GEORGE c. HENRY.
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
Dissolution.

HVHE partnership heretofore existing
betweenTbomss Myers g. Jesse Du,
gin 10 IIigginspon Brown county Ohio,
is this day dissoiyed By ihe mutual con.
sent Of each p,rg. All those hsyinp
claIms against said firm will present them
for payment, and oil persons indebted
TO said firm. are requested to call snd set.
lie the ssme. Jesse DIgin is aulhpT,z.
ed TO receive an receipt for the same
THOMAS MYERS.
JESSE DUGlN.t ~
F.brua.y0. 1915. m.
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Notice.

A T the next session of the Commissioners
IA for Brown county in March, these will 70
petition presented to them for cornty road,
beginning in the road leading from Georgetown to
Newhope,at tAe mouth of a small run on the s..
side ofNoahEllis's orchard, thence up said rnnc&
IN north easterly direction TO intersect the road
running east from said Ellis's dwelling house,
thence east along sa road to point opposite
the south east corner Of Strother's survey No.
3O79, thence northerly to said corneg, thence a
long the fine of said survey 10 the north east
corner thereof; thouce on the most eligible
route to the south vest corner of Langborne's
survey No 1865, near the widow Rice's, thence
along the line Of said survey to fhe north east
corner of Mr.. Linds,y's farm. thence on the
most eligible route in northery direction to
in.ersect the road leading from Everett D
Smiths to Arnheim. All interested will take
notice accordingly.
MANY PETITIONERS.
January 90, Isis.
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Road Notice.

RHNHERE will be presented petition
= to The Tfuslses Of Perry Township
Brown county Ohio, praying for The es.
iablishmenl ofa Township road in Perry
Township asslollows TO wit: beginning al
The northern extremity Of Anthony Stem,
gels improvement ON the county road,
from thence to the corner Of JONAH Cad
walader and David Rondebush, following
The lane through Csdwaiaders farm to
the rifle or common fording place Of the
East fork, thence The nearest and best
wsV 10 the Georgetown end Wilmington
State road.
Feb. 3, 1915.
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Executors Notice.

IN pursuance Of an order of a..
j Court OF Common Pleas of B.own eonnt,,
Ohio, made at their last Octooer tenn. ti;.',,,,
dersigned will proceed on the premises al A.,
iirst day OF March next, between the bou,, ,s
10 and O'Clock, and will then and there AN
at public auction the following real est.f. ~
James Rounds Sr. deceased, to wit: tr,e.
or parcel o( land lying in ClaIk townshi Brcyv,,
county aforesaid on the waters Of Claveri;.L
creek, part of a survey of $40 acres 10 the nan.
Of Charles Patterson No. 2937--and bound.d
and described os follows Beginning al n ston.
near whiteoak and beech in Ephraim Garr;-
sons line thence south IS poles 10 Stone \,
Charles Hunts line, theme east Is noJas g.
stone near the corner Of Charles Hunt andT.sr. 4
uel Rounds, thence north IS poles to s,nns
in EPhraini IGaIrson's linei thence west l5
poles 70 tne beginning. continuing acres nars
or fess-A $50, tract ofland lying in said conn.
ty on said waters Of Clovertick part Of Ala
survey no. 295I and bounded and described ~
follows; beginning at stone, thence son,h ar
poles and "a links 10 stons mes, ,hs s.S ~
thence east 76 boles and l2 links 10 ! =, - r.
be' ch; fhsnce noFth SO poles TO ,hs,.h.s.
thence west 55 poles and IL liuks ia , s,n,,.
thence north 81 pol's and "a links IA 5 bsssh
IS corner to Ephraim Garrison: ,hsucs sssf d. !.
poles TO the beginnings containing9g -
land, Said premises to be sold at no..lsss A.. :.
two thirds OF the appraised vulas as fe. esI
said CHurt, and upon the fnllawine ter fs IN
1ne third eashiu hand. ose third n 80
months and the residueiin one year, with ;nsss.
sst from day ofSale, to be secured hv band gnd
security. RoBEAT KENnrpy
JAMES RouKbs Jr.
Executors IF James Rounds ST.. deed.
Januarv 18Th, IS45.
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Dry Goods, Groceries
and QueensMare

SELLING oFFAT VERY Low PRICES.
The subscriber intends closing out hisstock 3 =
foods at very low Prizes. to make room for
fesh sp'ins tl1ods. Those who want barr.io.
would do well to call, as they may resi- assured
mat rs will sell atgreatly reduced prices for
cash sr Produce.
lew extra Black embroidered ShawIs an
hands. togeiler with wOolenPlaid shaEls; al
of which will be sold low.
Those VIII know theu.s YES indebted. .it,.,
by note or Book account, willplease taks note.
that they are hereby re Iuest+d to cali and .st,I
the same wit out further notice.
L. AOWBAND.
next to Shaw,s Tlvern
Russelville, Jan. goth, ls45 -st.
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Mr.. N1varrO, one ofthe Texan pris-
oneFs confined 10 lhe castle of San Juan
dc UIoa, has effected his escape and ar
rived il New Orleans Mr., Nwas for
merIy member Of the Mexican Con
gross, and one Of The signefs OF the Text
an declaration Of Independence.
Beniamin Montgomery, (brother to the
brave Col. Montgomery who fell in .lhe
laie war; has beeD nominated by the de
mOc'scy Of Tennessee as candidate for
Governor.
READING AID RUNNING AGAINST TINE.
vWhilst Gov. Wriehl's Message was be-.
ing read r The New York Legislature,
Romeroy & Cos express had travelled
100 mites With \ Time. four hours.
BHNHeeLnNr Ii Is stated thaiMessss
Blair Z Rives, editors oflhe Washington
City Globe, have signllied iheir inlention
or Distributing lie ESQ, 900 won by them
On BE late election among certaiE char.
liable institutions.
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sIlERIFt,s sALEs.

Agreeably 10 the command Of sundry
orders and DEGREES of sales under DEGREES
in chaneery, and wriis Of executions TO
me directed by the court Of common pleas
of Brown county, Ohio, will expose to
public sale at the courthouse in George.
town ohSalurdsy the 22d day ofFebruary
lS45. between len and four o'clock on said
day, the following described premises g.
land situate in Brown county and Slate OF
Ohio bounded and described as follows,
Beginning at stone Witnessed by two
ashes and whileoak north east corner
to Andrew Smith thenca north, ii de.
grees east, 80 poles 10 stone corner to
John Leonard, thence with his line north.
10 degrees west, 100 poles. to stone
other corner TO Leonard, thence south,
IL degrees west, so poles to stone
norih west corner 10 Andrew Smith,
thence with bis line south, 10 degrees
east, 100 poles 10 The beginning, con
tanning so acres, moro or less: Ais ;,
two acres and one fourth aud twenty
poIes in the same survey and bounded
as follows, beginning ia the middle Oi
Crane run il the line between saidLeon
ard nrd Smith, thence south, 10 degrees
cast, % poles 10 Crane run, thence with
tho meanders Of the run aud down the
same north, 26 degrees west. "a poles
Dorlh, % degrees west, 10 poles south,
10 degrees west, 30 pol 10 the begin
nmg. Also one tract Of land beginning
al two beeches and whiieoak corner
10 $50 acres sold John Mcdowell and
corner TO John Leonard and northwest
corner 10 George Smith, thence with
Smiths line south, II degrees wesI, 80
poles TO a h0rheam and two hickories
other corner to Smith, thence 10 degrees
west 70 poles TO gum ond elm corner
TO so acres sold Prater Malotl, thence
norlb, II degrees east, so poles to o
doewood hickory and beech in Mellow
elf's line, thence with the same sOnib, 80
degrees east 50 poles to the beginning;
containing 26 acres, he the same more
or less. All Of which lands belong to
John Harvey'ssufyey No. 3343. To be
sold ds The real estate Of John Sacks &
Michael Hooks OF The suit Of Elizabeth
McManaman Admr'x Of Charles McMsn
aman deceased. Valued al 81 per acre.
ALSO,
A certain tract of land situate in said
county ofBrown and described as follows,
to witt. Beginning at two hickories and
a whitsoak corner Of survey No. 1851 g.
1914, thence iunnlpg with The line Of ihe
Iaiternorh, 70 degrees west, S0S 4.l0|
polest0 stake being corner to the 100.
acres set of fos Wm. Lyllle, thence with
the line Of the same north, II degrees
eust, l64 poles TO stake another cor
ner Of said land sci of and in the line OF
G. Wallace's survey, thence with his
line south, 10 degrees east, 3OS 4ri0l
poles 10 stake in the line of survey
H42al .thence with the sanesoOh, III deli
NEE Ress lli4 psles q ihe beginning.
containing 3i6 acres and 2S p9les, more
OF less. To be sold IS the real essate
Of Stephen Blanchard at the spil of John
z. Bureau. Valued stS3,00 per acre.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY girueIol writ OF EXECUTION o me
dire cleo from the Clerk Of The court of
Adams county 0lio, will offer for sale
a, The horse Of Brice V. Edgington in
Eagle Township Brown Co, on the 2lsl
day OF February ls45, between the hours
often and four O'Clock on said day, Ihe
following property 10 wit--one bay mare
and one sore colt. the property Of Brice
v. EdgiReion At The suil Of John. Evans.
WM. SHIELDS, Shff. b. G. o.
Sh'ffs office, Feb. lllh, lS45.
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ponh, Z ~ degrs, vest, IS poles % = buck
cye, thence s3ufh, 80 degrees ussf. 43 poles ID
hickory snd poplar, themes % vest, Al poles
% 10 sfaks, thence souih, J degrees vert 36
poles 70 a hickory ihenee south, a ~ de-fess
vest, poles 70 tWo buckeyes and lynn, thence
iouIh, 25 degrees east. ~ poles % a sione,
thence north. 67 degrees east. - pcies, north.
70 degrees east, n poles, south, % deg easi.l5
poles 70 bunch oflynns; thence IS - poles to
the beginning. e1ntiaBing 166l acres Ts hs
sold as ne real estate Of James Wright al toe
uifs ofAlsxandsr Parker. VaIssI at 20 dollars
ser acre
WM SHIELDS. Sh'GB. &. q.
Sberifis Office, Jan. 2lsl. Is45.
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DEFALEATIoNs "A FL T.ovstle, tel
Ter II he Commercial bank Of Abany,
has mAds way with S3i, i,5l4 ofthe Banks
funds. The security IN bis bailis $40.
600. leavirg ihe bank minus $24 524.
NJ Fofeman, agent Of the Janewsy
estate Baldimore ciiy, having been found
defau'Ier 10 the estate TO the am bunt Of
$50 900, committed suicid, by taking
laudnum He Leaves VITA aud large
family of children. .--0kio State Tribune
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atins upoa hef cass, uaanimously pronounc11
net y Be beyond tbo reach % means, and
pressed their opinionthat the could sufrIpat
snort time one % tw5 weeks AZ farhalt
was ~ this time en- ifely confined 70 hsf I'D.
ana ieaTcely able 70 ariiculate, exeept IL :
whisper Her daily paroEysma Of eonehina
would last hef uninispuptsdly from 3 % houi4
and 30 severe were they, that 70 did eapacf ov-
cry paroxYsm would be the last Ii was AZ thir
last extremity that We happsued to obtain !
pamphlet, describing Dr.. WistarsI BaIsam Of
Mild fheny, aa appheabls To iuag aaseiions.-
immediately sent 10 700 and procured 4 hot-
lie, an@ commenced its uss at stsning By Elv.
Jog her one tsaspoOn full, and such was IL aiti-
mate effect, that after tabing Eve bottles, ne
was, eOntiAy " all expectations Of her physI-
pians, and every one WbO knew her, entirely 70.
siosed 10 health; and since last summer. has
iono the entire work Of her family. After ths
last attack Of Mrs Winner, our younger child,
ihen at the breast, was taken down, aad rapidly
linking with The same symptoms % lis mother
NO was disposed TO make tral Of Il ioF TIE child,
md Il vas attended with the fsms perfect sue.
;ess
be above statement can Be attested by ous
'hysieian as well as ou: neigSoors and aequainr
anees. who saw Mrs. Winner during ths eonrs-
II her sickness. w tdlly youn, e.
JOHN WIMRR.
OT"Wistan Balsam" is sod at 81 per bot
lie, or six bottles for S.. Sod in Cincinnati
II the corner OfFoarh end WaIsut stresls. bV
SANFORD &PARK.
AE'nts fOF ths West.
Sold in GeoSgstoWa BY
DJ. STEWART.
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Executors Notice.

H ETTERS Of Administration on the estate
1lol Isaac ~ PetIilohD, late Of Washington
township, Brown coun y, deceased. have been
granted e the undersigned by the Court Of
Common Pleas ofBrOwn county. All persons
indsbted to said estate are requind 10 make
Immediate payment 10 the undesigned: and
those having claims against the same, W III pre-
sent them within one year from this date for
settlement.
JOSIAH Moo1E,
MATHEW KrNcAID, Executors.
January IL, iS45.
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A TERRIBLR CEnE "A young and
beautifui stage dsacsr, CLARA WEBfER ,
WAS recently burnt 10 death upon the
stage ID Lohdbh Ths light gauza gar
meRlg u which She was clad caught FIRE
In some unexplaintd way. shd she rished
upon the slsee. enVeloped in flames, Ut
lerinR the most piercing shrieks, and FL
ling the crowded house with the most ap-
pslling terror and agony. Il is difficult
90 picture 10 the mind the fNl horror Of
the occurrence, 10 Ahich sudden contrast,
the pluce, time, the excited multitude,
and many Olbev Incidental manes, gave
a painfully vivid cOloring. A carpenter,
q one Of The side scenes, caDgh, the un,
happy young woman. threw her down, and
succeeded in putting out the flaming
dress, though badly burnt himselfin the
effort. She survived but a few hours. =
Experiments made before the corOner's
jury esisblshej that any kind Of light
clolhing might be rendered incapable Of
buining IN this way, by rinslng il, when
washed in, not yety@llrODg, Rah or alum
waler--a fact which ought TO be generals
y known.
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Road Notice.

A pstitioa will Be presented 10 the Commits
sionsn Of Brown county. Ohio, al their next ses.
s'on, praying for the laying out Of a road :. be-
ginning I the line between Brown and CIer-
mont eouHties where David GBnetson's line
crosses the county line, thence with the line Of
said GaTretson and Cabell's surveytc Jobnson's
meadows. he ee the nearest and best way 10
the mouth Of the lane between r. w. Ditto and
Mr.. UlTey, interfering the public road At that
point.
January 1G, lS45.
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Gaa.Er yoYAen --TAe M4pnoIia a

GRExT ynYAGB --The Magnolia arri.
we'd yesterday, with thiriy-line hundred
barrels whale and sperm oil, She has
.heeqsoul 25 months, aud brings u elear
profit 10 berawneEs of'i2 900 or $4,000
dollars. Captain Simmons, and several
-Of her crew, ave VHmgnlers. Il lakes
the Green Mounlain boys ID grapple
With tie leviathans Uf The deep.+Ex pa.
per.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

The Post Master has started en- *
pr IS between Coyington. Ga and Mont-
gomeFy, Ala. 10 hasten the commuDca
lion between New Orleans, Mobile and
the North.
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I or Altogether, wee ,limpte that there
sre 'li y u ousand people in this CITY
whu have not the means 0f a weeks
comfortable subsistence snd know moi
where 70 obtain i. IN Y Tribune.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

or An edilor down east slipped his
JreaS to write poetry, when after q few
days lsbOf, he brot' lorIh The fO living -
~ love % see the " wing grass,
Jast before the mower m6wsit;
] hive e see anold day horse,
For when he goes he eoesn.n
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ADMINISTRATORS Min

The undersigned have been sdulyn anpoint.d
administrators Of the estate John B. Ma.
han, late ot Grown eous'sy, dessesed. Ailpsr-
make Immediate payment 70 the undsrSiSssss
and those having claims against saIa sass.s
win present them, within one year fof sefFls-
lnent.
HusToN RARE,
Jsnusry n, ls4S.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

GovERvMENr .CoNTR1cTs1 I've learn
from The U. States Gszsite that thesU. S.
Government contract for l3 900 RAes
was given 10 . gentleman in Vermont al
less than 9l2 so; lower W. understand /,
Ihant't was ever taken al before. The
contract for 30 900 Pistols was given 10
. manufactured at Middleton, Connect.
CUT. -
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LAKE ERlE N-AYlGArInN.

The navigation Of Lake Ehe is prolrac-
tel this winler fsr BEYOND the usual ii ne.
the Cleveland Herald Of Jannasy l7ih /.
notices the arrival Od9hal morning Df The
steamer United states. Capt. W6inket,
from BufT4IO direct. She has performed
several lrps since most Of the b,ais laid
up, and had partly stripped herself l6t the
Purpos pI tskng wipler's resl, bat .
good iriI,being offered, again came 'B1l-
The Buffra Commercial Advertiser says
thai the extra tslps ol. the United States
haveenahled ihe merchaO's Of Buff.lo 10
d.spuse Of 100000 worth Of goods that
would have laid on their hands ahongh
winter, .aS dead slock .--W Wabash Sians
dsrd. y
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

Copper Mines in Lancaster Co., Pa
Two veins or beds Of copper ore have
been discovered in Churcbtown, Lsncas.
Ter county, which bid fair 10 be Of great
SaiHs.
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GEORGET0WN gFNIVARY-

GEORGErOWN SEMINARY.
NHE Spring Session Of The Ladies
Seminary will open on the l7lh Of
February. The superintendent will be-
assisted by competent teacher fromPiIiS.
burg.
No pupil will be received for less time
ihan half term and no deduction f1r
absence will be made. except. for sick :
ness Of two weeks at time or more.
Rates Of tuition the same as formerly,
For primary studies 800
For higher branches $500
There will be small charge for fuel
and other contingent expenses.
SARAH r. JOHNSON.
Feb. isi, I645.
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NJ. Whitney proposes erecting rail.
rpsd from the hssd Of Michigan to Ore
gon. He only asks grant Of land sixty
miles wide through the land il passes sc.
sc. A bold scheme This.
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Notice,

s hereby given thai the partnership
heretofore existing between G. D.
g. o. 2. Evans is by mutual consent this
day dissolved. All persons knuEiOg
them elves indebted 20 said, firm will
please call Cd G. D. Evans at their old
stand and settle up.
G. d. EVANS.
o. P. EVANS.
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Febrnars |. 1s45.


THE next meeting ofthe Brown Co.
Sabbath School Association will be hnI.
len ia the Presby yterian church at Rus.
selville; OF Wednesday, the i2th day Of
February at llO'c'ock a. M.
The superiniendants and teachers Of
ihe various schools in the county, and
the public generally. arc requested to at.
Tend.
DAVID GOULD. Secretary.
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II that High world.

# that high world, which lies beyond
Our own, surviving Love endears;
If there the CHERISHED heart be fond,
The eye the same, except in tears
How Welcome those untrodden spheres!
How sweet this very hour to die!
TO soar from earth and find all fears
Lost in thy hght--Eternity
II must be so; 4 Is not for self
That we so tremble on the brink;
And striving to o'efledp the gulf,
Yet cling to BEINGS sevefing link
OH in that future let US think
To hold each heart the heart that shares,
With them, the immortal waters drink,
And soul in soul grow deathlsss theirs!
ByRoN
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MORE INDIAN DIFFICULTIEs.-Much ex-
eitement still prevails in the Creek Nation,
arising out of another small skirmish between
some Creeks and Pawnee Mahas. II appears,
according 10 the Western Frontier Wing, that
q few Creeks were out on the prairies hun
ting, when they were way laid and one of
their number dangerously wounded by the
Pawnee Mahas. The Creeks returned the
fire with success, killing one of their enemies.
They then cut off his arm at the elbow aud
again at the wrist, eating the flesh off the
arm, and sending the hand in 10 their chief,
Gen. Mcintosh, who has called general
council of all the Indians of the Prairies,
and of the whole West and Southwest, to
be held in May next, at the Creek Council
Ground.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

sHERIFF'S SALE.
Gordon c. Colt, G. CIark,)
and George w, Merrill, [
{ YENDI IXpONAS.
Mathew Cfdmters ct n
pY virtue of Vendi Exponns me directed. from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of the county of Erie, and
State of Ohio, will offer for sale at the house of Matthew
Chambers in GiIhon Monday, the 3ls day of March
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p M
y said day, the following property, TO wit eight day
Brass Clocks of Blacksmith tools yoke of
en-, Red aud White; Sorel Horse Gray Horse;
Bay Stud Horse; one Durham Heifer; Horse Buggy
and one two horse Wagon. Taken as the properly o
Matthew Chambers, w. Ackley, Stnnterry Sutton and
Million c. Ewing to satisfy Execution in favor of Cor
don g. Colt Grotomer Clark, and George w. Merrill.
#. r. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
sHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalidn, March 81, 1916. 2w213
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Dun. Yesterday, at 10 o'clock, a hostile
meeting took place between Judge Gilbert
Leonard and Mr., Philip Toca two gentlemen
Of the parish of Plaquemine. They met in the
vicinity of the United States barracks, below
the city. The weapons used were double.
barrel fowling pieces, one barrel of each
loaded with single ball. Two shots were
exchanged at the distance Of fifty yards
the first without effect. AT the second fire
Mr.. Toca struck Judge Leonard on the left
side. The ball broke the third or fourth rib
and ranging upwards lodged in the nighbor-
hood of the right shoulder. Many reports
were in circulation last evening as 10 the
effect Of the wound; we understand that il
is not considered mortal.--Ne,U Orleans Pic
35th alt.