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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-17

The river continues to fall, and is now near
low water mark. The Trader, Augusta and
Sodo have arrived since our last.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-17

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our establishment one . fHoE's PATENT RorART
PASSES, Capable Of printing from 1000 to
1900 cards, circulars, ETC., per hour and an
additional hand-press suitable for pamphlets
and large jobs, together with q fine assortment
of ornamental type, paper. and blank cards,
which enables US to fill orders for every des-
~cription Of printing to any extent in superior
style, with great despatch and at unusually
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WITHDRAws.-By referring to the card of
John NJ, Lewis, esq, is will be perceived that
he is no longer a candidate for the office Of
sheriff of Caddo parish.
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GEoRGA-The Mobile Tribune, of the Sd
inst, contains the following dispatch in regard
to the Georgia elections: Muscogee county gave
$40 majority for the American ticket. Bib
elected Americans. Monroe gave the Ameri-
cans 2o8 majority. Richmond gave 40 ma
jority for the Americans. Jones returned one
American. The whole anti-Amefican ticket
was elected in Chatham and Wilkinson, The
dispatch adds: ''thirteen counties heard from,
Of which ten have gone know nothing"
~Telegraphic dispatches from Columbia, SC,
dated the Cd inst, say that returns have been
received from As counties in Georgia. which
place beyond a doubt the election Of Johnson,
anti-American nominee for governor; and OF
Howell Cobb and A. H. Stephens, anti-Amer-
leans, to congress. 1t is thought that five an
ti-Americans and three Americans have been
elected to congress. a9
Dispatches, dated Columbia 18th inst, state
that it is ascertained that Trippe and Foster,
NOV nothings, and Seward, Crawford. Warn
er, Cobb. Lumpkin and Stephens, anti-Amer-
leans, have been elected congress- Governor
johnson is reelected by a large majority.
KANsAs-Returns from Kansas indicate that
Whitfield, pro-slavery candidate, has been alec
ted delegate to congress, over ex. governor
Reeder, the nominee of the freesoil democracy.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-17

At the celebration of the anniversary of the
French revolution of 1892, by the European rec
republicans, in New York, on the 22d ult.,
George Sanders, president Pierce's ex-consu
general to London, figured conspicuously: In
the official account Of the fete he is represented
as having said: "heSas a friend of Victor HUI
go and Louis Blanche was ofthe Ledru Rol-
lin school. He was for death to %tyrants. He
was for the guillotine, and he would. work it by
steam, by G-!" If, after this declaration, our
red republican friends DO not nominate Sanders
as the anti-American nominee for the presi-
dency, they are indeed ungrateful. He is the
most ultra-locofocoin the land, and if sshould
be successful would, by means of a guIllotine
worked by steam, put an end to all future op-
n~osilion from native Americans.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-17

There is an exciting struggle going on al
Washington, between the ~freesoil and the Sc.
acession wings of Pierce's cabinet, as to who
shall be appointed to ELL the judgeship made
vacant by the death of the venerable judge
Cranch. The applicants for the place are Mr..
Blair and Mr.. Redclitf. The latter is backed
by JEFF. Davis, and is a ~favorite with the pres
ident. Mr.. Blair is backedby Marcy, Guthrie,
and acknowledgement Campbell. He is a
rabid abolitionist, now holds the Office of solicit
or of the court OF claims, and is the son of Fran
els P. Blair, formerly editorof the Globe, (now
the Washington Union, and the author Of the
famed freesoil platform erected by the demo
cracy at Buffalo. 4-. @a
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General Yell, who has for many years occu-
ped a high and distinguished position in the
ranks of the democratic party Of Arkansas, has
come out in a letter endorsing the American
platform in full and emphatic terms. His rea-
sons for leaving the late democratic-now the
anti-American-party, are such, he believes as
''no true friend of this country can successfully
controvert." He says:
''He is, now, the best democrat who stands
upon the best platform for the Union of the
States. That, in M opinion, is the great Amer
lean platform"
General Yell has become utterly Disguised
with Pierce and his trucking to the New York
soft-shell freesoilers, and his intri CUES with the
New England aboliSonists.
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The Thibodaux Minerva announces that
another mammoth American barbecue will be
given on the 9th inst, in the parish of Terre.
bonnie. Grand preparations arc making and the
following gentlemen will speak in behalf of the
American party, and in favor of the principle
that none but Americans should rule America
governor P. o. Hebert, ex-governor A. 3 Ro-
man, Duncan F. Kenner, judge Cage, Louis
Duvigneaud, general Thibodaux, h~N13ehola
Randell Hunt, and others. .-' -"
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The fall term Of the district court will com
mence on Monday next. We understand that
our young friend, the district attorney, is bust
ly engaged arranging his documents, and fully
determined that all ~transgressors shall be
brought to justice.
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ed 10 an attack if he is exposed to it asleep; as
if the guardian that protected The constitution
while awake went TO sleep along with its mas
ter, leaving him unprotected Hence the dan
ger of Sleeping in q swamp or an infected dis
trict; but a mar may sleep in either with i'm
punityi if he Keeps upa fire during the night.
appear that truth and eandor are
utterly unknown to the administrator and its
office-holders' anti-American organs. No de-
pendance whatever can be placed on any state
ment they may make. The Washington Uni
on, and other leading official Pierce papers. a
few weeks ago proclaimed far and wide the gra-
tifying intelligence that ''our difficulties with
Spain had all been amicably adjusted" In
the face of this announcement we were surprls-
ed to find in the Washington Union, OF the 22d
ult., in its answer to the assertion OF the Intel
ligencer that Mr.. Perry had settled all ourdIt-
~iculties with the court of Madrid after Soules
departure, the following confessions: ..
1--WE regret that truth ~compels us to add that
the state department contains no evidence
whatever Of any such diplomatic success on the
part of Mr.. Perry. Of the long list of cases
which NJ. Soule was instructed to press upon
the Spanish government, only one has been
settled; and that one-the Black Warrlor-Was
not in any just sense settled By Mr.. Perry. All
the other cases remained unadjusted as tar as
the state department has Information
In the foregoing, the Union not only contra
diets its own previous statements, but ~falsifies
the Boosting of Mr.. Perry. We have now a
clue to the reason why Spain joined the allies
in the war against Russia. She has formed an
alliance with France and England, and agrees
to furnish them with soldiers TO operate against
the czar; while the French and British are to
protect Cuba and Spain from any hostile de-
monstration that may be made by the United
States. So much for Pierce, Soule and Perry's
diplomacy.
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TnE RA1LEoAD-The Ouachita Register says
that a large amount of important business was
transacted at the last session of the board ofdi-
rectors Of the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas
railroad. The road will be speedily built
Some ten miles in the eastern end are ready
for the cross=tics, and we learn from doctor
Young thatthe section will be ironed and a loco
motive placed on the track during the month
Of January next.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-17

The steamer Jean Webre, bound from Alex
andria to New Orleans, a few days ago struck
asnag and sunk at Shaggy point. Hopes are
entertained that the boat will be raised.
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OH
The Marshall Republican, of Saturday. saws
shat, 'tNeither the Democrat nor South West
ern of last week were received. What is the
reason2" Ask president Pierce's postmasters.
They are the only persons who can afford the
desired information. The South Western is
regularly forwarded by Thursdays mail.
-
"Diogenes' writes to us, in answer to a COM
munication published in the south-W Western Of
last week, please tranquilise Burnside and
Greenwood" and say to them, that a short
period hence, my time will not be so busily oc-
cupied as it is now, and they may depend upon
me. as soon as an occasion is afforded, of con-
descending to notice each of them in a limited
degree" As "Diogenes' made his charges
through the columns Of the Shreveport Demo
erat and the Texas Republican, it is but pro-
per that bis explanations and rejoinders should
be promulgated in the same papers. Diogenes
IS mistaken IN supposing he has been twice as
sailed in this paper; but one communication in
regard to his productions has appeared. "a
private opinion publicly expressed" being a
personal matter, like all articles Of that tenor,
was published as an advertisement. Diogenes
neglected to furnish rs with his real name.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-17

Col. 7. W. BLEDsoE, Fillmore, Bossier parish.
Messrs. j. III. IL J.G MURPHY, Jefferson, Ieras.
HI. WARE BEsGE, Bonaaapa, Fanain County, Teras.
Mr.. JAMES B. LIEESs, Henderson, Rusk ca, Ieras.
Mr.. CLARKE ADAMS, Ptaquemine, and Ibercus PaTisA.
w. H. Mc0osALD, l02 Nassau street, AF5 YORK.
Tnos. McISrYEE, Is Camp street, Netc Orleans.
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Randell Hunt, and others. .-' ~"
The Washington Star CONSIDERS the contest
for clerk of the next o.. S house Trepresenta-
tives as virtually settled in favor of Cullom,
know nothing, an ex-member of congress from
Tennessee. He is the emily candidate named
who, says the Star, while combining every vote
of the opposition from the north, Except the
little band Of immedjate personal freesoil friends
Of Forney,) can 40 command the entire vote
OF tbe anti Pierce portion Of the southern dele
cation. @ -71 a.--
Within the past six months eleven p~ostmas-
tors in Ohio have been arrested and held to
bail on charges of robbing the mail by embez-
cling letters containing money. The Baltimore
Sun thinks that if all the Pierce postmasters,
who have robbed the mail during the past two
years, were mustered together, theywould form
a legion larger than that enlisted by the Bri-
fish in America for their army in the Crimea.
The commissioner of the general land Office,
Washington, in a letter to the governor of Ar
kansas, says that the government lands along
the route of the Cairo and Fulton railroad and
branches will be brought into market early next
spring; and that it would be done at once, but
for the reason that to advertise them now for
three months, as the law requires, would bring
The sales on at an unfayorable season.
Governor Hebert has appointed Mr. 7. Fl.
Pitts to be notary public for Caddo parish.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-17

The prisoners confined in Jail at Washington,
(Ark, made their escape a few nights since,
by pulling up the rotten floor and digging I'M
der the foundation.
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The intelligent and observing London cor
respondent of the Boston Post writes as follows:
Whatever may be disavowed by British states
men, orsdisbelieved by a portion of the people,
there can be no sort Of doubt that any thing
but friendly views are entertained towards the
United States in the joint %counsels of 'the two
greatest nations of the world. But that the
hands of the allies are full-too full to think
of any thing else at present, the .forward-
ness Of the North American republic would
meet with remonstrances at least from the
Anglo-French ministers. For the present eve
ry thing will be winked at-Cuba, Mexico,
Sandwich Islands, Denmark sound dues, and
whatever else may be contemplated on your
side; but depend upon it, should the present
hostllities be brought to sudden cessation, and
large navies and armies be without immediate
employment, the United states will not be IN
wise to be prepared to assert her rights in eve
ry quarter Of the globe. Far more than ap-
pears has the GOODNESS of our country towards
the cause of the allied powers deeply disafected
the minds Of French and English statesmen to-
wards us, the end will show it." @
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-29

nITCH NOTICE.--Fidelia Brooks, Ellen
~ Brooks, Julia Brooks, Socrates Brooks, heirs
of Harlow Brooks deceased, and Wallace Wash
burn, their guardian and Christopher Bell John
Bell, Henry Bell, Gertrude Bell, junior heirs of
William Bell deceased and Isaac Gates, their guar
dian, and Gertrude Bell Thompson Glaze, Mary
Cowden and James Cowden, Adam Crosser and
Elizabeth Crosser, will take notice that applica-
ton has been made to the trustees of Henry town
ship, Wood county. Ohio to view, locate and sur
vey the following ditch water-course and to set
apart to each person interested in the same, such
portion of the ditching as said trustees shall deem
just according to the benefits derived by opening
the same, to wit: Commencing at the n. W corner
of the south east quarter of the north west quarter
of section thirty-tiye go in township No. three
north, of range ten; thence running directly east
a straight line for half mile, VIII ch point said
ditch will terminate. Notice is also given that said
trustees will meet at the house OF Levi \. Tarr ON
the Sth day of October \. d. 1855, for the purpose
of viewing, locating and apportioning the same.
Aug. "a, 1Sjj.--lGw6$3.5o LEVI 4. TARR.
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1853
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

The great auctioneer of modern times was
Robins of London. He was orator, poet,
wit, buffoon, punster and auctioneer, all in
one, dined with Bryon, and all that. Or
one occasion when selling an estate, he was
little afraid he had set it up rather Steep"
SO he qualified his enthusiasm thus Sc But
there arc two drawbacks to the property"
he sighed, "thc litter of the rose-leaUcs aud
the noise Of the nightingales."
John Mitchell, the Irish exile, is said to be
busily engaged in farming in Tennessee
He holds no slaves. ....
G. P. r, James, Esq, with his family, is
now at Menasha, Wisconsin, at the residence
Of his son, Walter James, Esq. Mr.. James
Sen, owns fine estate in the vicinity of
that place.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-29

YUST RECEIVED D--The following New Books
ej at G. s. J. PowERss Store. j. W. CHESTER.
Ida Norman, by Mrs. Lincoln Phillips;
Life of Horace Greeley, by Parton;
The Watchman, by J. A. NJ;
D0eMick5, by Z. X. Philander Doe5ticks;
Lewie, or Bended Twig, by Cousin Cicily;
Papal Conspiracy Exposed, by Edw,d Beecher;
Freligh's Homeopathic Practice;
Complete Works OF Lorenzo Dow;
Napoleon Dynasty, by The Berkeley Men;
Farnham's Pictl Travels in California & Oregon
Egypt, Arabia, Petrea and the Holy Land, by ID
tfiifllan's Literary Portraits; [Willard
Complete Works Of Thomas Dick, Lib.
Frost's Wonders of History. 17tf
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stephen EVilliams's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and qualified as admins
traitor on the estate of Stephen Williams deceased,
late of Wood county Ohio. S. JEFFERSON.
Sept, %, 1955.--2Ow3
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Catherine Spafford,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate of Catherine Spatord, deceased, late
of Wood county, Ohio. Dated at Perrysburg, this
22d day of September, A. ID. 1856.
[20w31 JULIUS BLINN.
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DITCH NOTICE.--Th following land owners
~ Of the lots set opposite their names, or thoir
assigns are hereby notified that an application has
been made to the trustees of Middleton township,
in Wood county, Ohio, to lay out ditch, commrnc-
ing at the south line of section 33, town one, L. s.
r., thence south on the east or west ditch OF the
Miltonyille Liberty free turnpike to the southeast
of section 49, in town six north, of range ten
east, and to apportion the expense and labor of
building the same upon the following described
lands and the thereof according to tie ben
eft to be derived from said ditch and that the
trustees will meet the first day of October 4. ID.
1855, to appOrton the same at the north end of
said ditch, and contnde from day to day until said
ditch is laid out and apprtioned
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-29

- SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of an execution
~ delivered to me from the court of common pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
door of the court house. in Perrysburg, on the 18th
day of October 1856, between the hours of 10A. NJ.
and p NJ. of said day. the south east quarter of
the north west quarter of section fourteen in town
three north, OF range twelve east, containing forty
acres, as the lands of Thomas Il. Beach, taken at
the suit of James S. Yerk against said Beach.
w. L. COOK, Sheriff.
S.JEFFERsoN Atty for Pttf.
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nlTCll NOrlCE.---Notice is hereby given 10
~ Peter Ernst that the trustees of Montgomery
township, Wood county, Ohio. will meet at Buckl, :
Spnks, on the 9th day Of November, 1859 for IT, e
purpose of opening water course through Il e
) N. f. of section 20, town !, range H. ruu-
ming n. n. w, through said land.
Sept. 20, 1SjJ.-2OwG BUCKLEY SrINK et dh
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S. JEFFERSON. Atty for Ptff,

SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue OF an execution
- delivered to ME from the court of common pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
door of the court house in Perrysburg, the 18th
day of October, 1855, between the hours of 10A NJ.
and p. NJ of said day the east half Of the north
west quarter of section ten in town three north of
range eleven east, in Wood county Ohio contain
ing eighty acres, taken as the lands of John Ech-
charger in the suit of Henry Groves against said
Eichelbarger and f. ii. Ellsworth
W. l.. COOK, Sheriff.
S. JEFFERSON, Pitts Atty.
Sept. %, 1Sj5.--19wjSl.S 81
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DOAD NOT!CE.-Notca is hereby given that i
IL view OF Il county road was granted at the H., :
session of the county commissioners Of Wood couu-
ty as follows Beginning at the south west corut
OF section 2l, town u. range 10. thence north u :
section line to the north vest corner cf serti, II ~
and continuing porth through river tracts - and -
to the river road. The viewers will meet On the
10th of October, 1Sjj at the house Of J. ". Aus
tin, to view and locate said road. scit. 49, j- J.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that a special term
~ of the District Court of the State of Ohio,
within and for the county of Wood will be held on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of November next, at o'clock
a. NJ. BY order of the court. JOHN WEBB,
Sept. % lS55.--2Ow5 Dist. Clerk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-29

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VNllE nonresident owners OF lands in sections
l. II, lG, -, -, y, 20 and -. OF Center tow IL
ship, Wood county, Ohio, well as all others in
tercsted, Will take notice, that there Will he ali-
cation made to the trustees Of said Wuslip tc tie
location of ditch, drain the parts of said Sec
tons that may be found to drain into ditch on Il
north line of sections 70, ~. - and - aEoresai1
and that there viii be meeting Of said trustees to
hear said application at O'Clock, AM. OH NIonda,
the lst day of October. 1Sjj, at the residence ct
George Williams i'll said township.
GEORGE WILLIAMS.
Aug. %, lSjj.--1jwG#
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-25

WHEELING.
No, / Super Phosphate Of Limo,'
VERSUS "GUAN0."

TTIIS vau,bn Gr lI1er las heen used for SeveTst
ii England aud 0thet pats Oi klrCpr, un ncXl ~ Eu
al2boil lc Llgcxt !a4k u an3 'e extent r. +
WHICH y IS SuSeu aMlOg FaEHttS, y" llWvli.n " 'H',
nag nre y, ~ w. M ss
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WI G ees e ~ i ~ ,S.TIi. ~ lC S
llhH 'hee las been Eets9H4y EcLMiuiouS eAeiInemS
male llt .!sI =. aN9 Nal.ouS
lHbs, GopllItletS, Ne kIat r"ial 'IanO SS
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instances rrcteLctEe given lhc "Ser rh3& ph1ie q
hhe' "Un ieFOlls 9S lelH!heu WV SnolNy 10 MIIfeu
heI0I9 the public. which VII convey mo'e Information
iutM lne kuoSGItueI tes MlSOseu " OF'I 9S 'he Su
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.iol Of (iuonli aud Sulpe Of Amnonla lie la.ler lS ole
ii thc m0st efficient asens In the hest Peruvian tiUanO.
X eaSy handled, being in perfect r1dtTI II will lie
Uii suitable 10 all soils, warranted EuIe aId Ecnun
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Fiesehttd.
Pamphlets w he forwarded OH application IL the sub
sttlbCr or In his agents, whOsC anCS al as follows;
Mesxsls, NS(iIuaer Il Sons, Richmond, Va.
10 RnNlcti, LA nlhy & Go, Petersburg, Va.
do iiOTim & ilCt'lc3m HnIiniE, "a,
do L. NJ Stewart, EsQ., baltimore, Md.
q. u. nE lURU,
stp9i WLllIamshulsL. long Lslnd, y. '.
Now Watch and JowelrV Store.
H00"' N"; y mHs"'"gIoH "a. H"M' Monroe S''t
rt,e .,h,crrhsr ~. H. 1,,.otoS ot fla ruhlc IN
Ills wei selected Lick o. watches, cocks, jcwrlry,
silver waie and tcy goods, wlci iN Is nov opening
Ills stock Il cONnor III nartO Or gold and silver Watches
keys, s;Arls hnL Chains,
EEely Lescliptlm Ol cold Owclryt
Gold, silver, silver plated and common SpccIaCesI
Pure slivo liable, ra, dessert ssal, mustard and salt
'pSSDEs un1 butter kiySsi o... .noo ,,,.t r,O.
'lC: ETC.
p0lt nlUriHacS, r0cEet cutLery,SclsSoTSi
VERY FINE IazOIS, StINrS' $iI1E cream, Ctc.i
PcIluneryt cOmbS bluscS aIId 3.rI SlT:cy OF aney
S0ldSi
Particular attention laIl 70 repairing walCeS, COCRS,
I'M Jewchy' aUh engraving hahNsonlCiy ,!Ohe'
Shle u PatIolisSe !" respectfully hHllCMCu'
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