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NEW ORLEANS, May Goth. 1856.
OF NEW ORLEANS

COMMON COUNCIL, City Hall, !
City of New Orleans, May 80, 1886 }
( No. 2797. ]
Rfsolpe the Comptroller the Treasurer Tor
the payment Of the following bills:
Clerk Supreme Court costs in case OF H. Goblet vs. - 70
Isyreure for per cent commissions 81, 1854 50,
collected by Assistant City Attorney through the EVIL A 70
dence Mr. L. late collector of licenses etc. 4o oa
le sa 'o Wnv 10 Is56 ' $50 90
New Orleans Crescent, publishing the official jour.
nal from March !, 1856 May l, 1856 as follows
P PoesenEs sS Sasd Of ASSISTING
Comptroller's notices Of contracts TO be- adjudi-
pf ra,ea Board Of Police Feb Is 1856 s
Specifications Reports from Pounds ETC.. 25 IS
Treasurers Notice to Public, etc; ) -
Ro N is pnss Sofss te0 %
sherir's Notice of Election July e. ls55 AZ % en-
German Gazette, Notice to Tax Payers 4th District,
Commercial Bulletin, one years subseripiion each, to
Mayors Office and Board of Assistant Aldermen,o ~ M
Louisiana Courier one years. subscription Board Of
p;sasns Aasms 4 %c My d FSb 1855
George Cronan for labor und materials used in repair
ing all the paved of The LIST and End sections,
superntcndent Of Paving price l4l &c
sawso CO. for rd mat spa %r,seu hhb roe
street. April Is. 1856 oaa w
Charles Claiborne services as Secretary OF h9a6a o
csF 9e e Third District Court o in Of :, A
| d. s. Bryon professional services and travelling ex-
going Parish Of Ppr t coupSs hp ngsGs 5 M
Lieut. j. Freuluut, for camphne and cab hire during ~
March, 1856 Sd District Station Q 90
| [signedl JOHN CUI.BERTsoN,
President Board of Aldermen.
pmysl '' TSg med JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
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Assets, january LIST. 1866, S1,421s 612 AZ.
rhonpen, s3Aa Ely
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s III. Il @ ss .vs
hi It'll and nd H. III sSi in submitting
e. u E;sn
,s a%ssF Esssss W.T. w.t.. 1 o,nv
Thomas soo Presden Sun Mua" Insurance COMPANY '
dho
Henry Lonsdae, John D. Rein. Benam I Flornneo'
. issued direct from Ills Branch Once
Pamphets blank FORMS etc. be obtained at the Office
k FdcE.H n BEN IN Medical Examiners.
In attendance daily tEs% II N Bone K
PED CEDAR CHEsTs-JusT REGEIHE lI2, I :. ihe
small compass during summer their valuable xooen cloth
and purchase Cedar Chest there offered for sale n2a If
pATTIs- -BATEIs-BAKBEKIzING, No.
ROLLINS once at his post The verandah fire for
while stopped the operation Of his vel knoTn
where he all hours Hot Cold yapor Shower
Ills SALOON is supplied with the best artists
the country Afford and Shaving Hair Cutting Cleaning
feels that he serve with aacrty and dispatch the
He has for sale well assorted stock of fresh PERFUNERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and tho best Dyes and Tones
az his Diamond a ffR5E zssSn
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MARIE DE Ia NouyELLE.o ORLEANS, !

Z y
MARIE De Hs.s Observation-Disclosures VIII Z i lBa iz
LEata,s l
de Ia NouveIls
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sidsr aaalits !,elecen DOT avoIea
@n IL e | aqns as az
positions Fse aa III %sss ssyS R9a
TfeGHs psf Fssaes B A blsssd
9narsme PTecne.- Henry .: Ogden.
sixs as'i Prec dssae111 " adams ADAMS -.
septeme Precnet-T. D. Harper. s5
Nsuyisme Precinst1zF; 4 5Bettinger.
6 phsisms F Fsssss'H 4 l. d Fs1s
Ff Sazsms P Pfssnsf %s S,if.'
s sgias9f fl ptfsaesFa l. P fssatn
BBixsR'isms f P1ssiHss ill., Eas0
Dix,neuviame Precinct-George Hooper. 55G7.i
y ynEsH sn kafsnfss sinnetf hugsn0uh
ynEoSns s f %hssF
zmy 8 j.. .0ell' .sSlS''es iNo. /. LEWIS Marie
WAS brought TO the Fourth District Pound
w jackson street. between Constance and Laurel streets
os small hay short and tail small white spo
white female goat black head black spot on left side
Which 1 IS a,. he
New Orleans sl Hay Gay IS is56. S.
| 55 d : >. 81 /.
my24 g je2 Street Commissioner
ouatrieme District jackson les Constance
E's
ssvFe bsnehs syant Ia tate noe tahe noifs
il ysndas IsPshss pa1aae dit
xvii NIie Orleans l. q mai 1856 s -
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Il slse Rsp SsSs 9 ss S
pl9PStsI; LynF Coed s4Sh s Shass S J.
mvu 1T Kssss ,Ft dis eg5jss Jsb
sst CITY yaa
high Sb9t Cd has PIC lips SAYS belongs
requested to call and claim said slave according
| to law. SIS
myl7 lit Keeper i + h rt tts faIss 5s,.
~ Is jail On he il q Nay, he neg
es Says q h s ps1
Te aRs s to sa I slave according
| to law II
mol7 l5t ziFEgsE{f at a Keeper Of City Police Jail
fsB gsh ASFs9s BUSINESS
sBa to BIS ss hs m @ p
- ,,....... REFERS To- ;;. o,,..n,
g EI}s fl5 Ts. Pax Ssss stsS5s
Chancellor Scott. mv2h &W
COLEMAN TOOFS THE PREMIUM Ar
u the New York FAR for the CORN and FIGURING
vAi55
sad
! COTTON PLANTATION FOR sAIaE--HAl-
Y fLToN PLANTATIoN.-The subscriber q prepared 70
fs slassS on he Bayou Bsrtoonsw four miles from
Of &
It high state of cultivation. 81 t&8 n IS 81
DSss y s S:ss dasns sss ii IL
This on Of its &
valley onaehita and The proprietor is willing osr
seS ss s P s e.
sTop Fis pFfhs Raee T g. N5 sa Esq
! Hamilton Plantation Bayou Bartholomew,
: DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUaIERY.
would sePsst,ay sa t he Sttsn-
Il ss
~ # w sSbi T s 4 ssa sn EsHsa
III ss M + 4 81
Lev M
5sa5 "a ts:ss sss
! q & a, HENDERSON. Is co., MAGAZINE ST..
eho desh ss 81 q and invite hs sa
comprises all the articles needed for family fer merchants
in the county. 1al5 ON
4 q THE WATCH STORE, NO. cAbxR
#T IL s Gbsass s JEw Il! s ST P6
q M r. a ss as
enesd Matchmaker are prepared to do all kinds
: ..Also,s
niasaa7ds nespssa ~
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COMPTROLLEE5S OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans. May l, 1855. )
DISSOLVED, That the Comptrolier be, and
standing advertisement the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth of ordinance No l2 approved March
30 1854 the Council will pay bill against the City unless
contracted under authority order from the Comptroller in
accordance with the ordinance referred to-
fsigned1 +, L. TRACY
.., President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
rSipnedl l.. H. PLACE,
,.. ..... President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April Is, 1855. -,.e..
" [Sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention of the officers city and of the public is
'SSe'e1' e'e- - O. DE BUYS,
myIet If Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, May %, 1856. 5
r. NJ. HrnD -fH7 h.'I7 wv

j
Resoe That the Comptroller be instructed to advertise in
the Official journal for days inviting sealed proposals be
received up IL O'Clock NJ the tenth day after the first in
sertion for the following public works. viz
Is repairing all the paved Streets paved supports gut
curb stones wings and stone crossings also the sidewalks
in front city property and at the intersection of Streets for
period Of years. according to file in the
the official journal Ave days during time receiving propo
sails Offers may be made for the whole work in contract
separately and shall be endorsed proposals
for repairing the paved Streets"
I'd For clearing all the streets and repairing the unpaved
streets of the city period Of three according
specifications aforesaid be published aforesaid Offers
made by sections each CONFUSING Of the four Districts
3d. repairing all the bridges i'll the city for period OF
years. according specifications Aforesaid to be pub
ised Offers may be made for the whole work in
one contract each either Of two portions be divided
by center of Canal street, to be endorsed proposals
for repairing Bridges
and species security offered being understood that mortgage
security nncumbered real estate personal security viii
beth together either separately be consdered and being
further understood that in portion oil the work proposed
for under contract the contractor will be put in
the place of the city regards the obligations of the city
towards the old contractors.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISipnedl JOHN %CULBERTSON
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Hay 8 1856.
ny29 lSigned1 JohN L. LE"la Mayor
Notice hereby that sealed proposals will be RECEIVED
by up u O'Clock M MONDAY he 9Th day OF June
nroyimo for the above contracts. o. DEBUYS,
ms Comptroller.
Said proposals to be opened said day presence of the
Finance Committees
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL
ASSOCIATION meets at their office in Odd Fellows Hail. on
the first Monday Of every month
George W. Shaw President; Thomas Shields Secretary
John D. Rein Treasurer j. G. Dunlap John Orchard H. G
Stesnn H. Howard, Enehs Smith, Thomas Murray, George
Rareshde, Walter Ncol All Meulion Edward Psbury
W. b. Cook
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VACCINE EIATuTE1R-VACCIEE MATTER-PHY
scinn Planters and Druggists always supplied with
pure article at 81 90 per scabi by applying TO
SICKLES & CO.. IS Canal street,
G. N, MORRISON, Il Magazine st.
E. B. WHEELoCK, 43 Magazine St.,
fec 3R II. CANNON, @ Gr8vier street.
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5ssNrv OAR ANS Nav 9th 1856. C. DURE


G.. DUREL, Collector
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No. 2S05.
Resolre3 That VIM Phean have permission TO build black
smith shop property St. Joseph street, between
Tchouptoulas Magazine Streets in accordance with the
PRAYER of his petition to the Board of Aldermen.
iSignedl JOHN CULBERTSON,
President Board Of Aldermen
ISirnedl f. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May 80, 1856.
Signedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
my3l A true cony. G. W. LEWIS, Secretary.
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G:anta Encnmpnlent.

THE r. W. GRAND ESCAMPMEST OF LOUISIANA, l.
o. O. F. holds its regular sessions the third Tuesday in Jan
nary and July of each year the Odd Fellows Hail. Of
Camp and Lafayette Streets
Officers the year lS56-A Monitor, N. W. Grand Par
arch; Thomas F. Bragg, NJ +. q. H. Priest VIM Deacon,
". q. s. Warden; James FurneanS r. w G. Scribe; H. VII
lams, R. W. e. Treasurer; W K. Mcintosh, r. W. G. J. W
j. G. Dunlap, r. W. G. Rep: s. NJ Todd, ". G.: Marshal
Thomas keeie, w G. Sentinel; John Franktord W. Dep e.
Sentinel an
All. Gates, R. W. D. D. G. Patriarch of District No. 2
franklin; Oscar Barbee, r. W D. D. G. Patriarch, Of Dsrc
No 3, Baton Rouge; A. v D. Covert r. ". D. d. 6. Patri
arch, of District No. 4, Clinton
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-THAT
y well known Plantation, owned and occupied by Mrs N j.
Wilson situated Bayou Discard in the parish of 0uact
and oar miles from Monroe with beautiful road from thence
containing between nine hundred thousand
of land with about $50 high state of cultivation the
balance mbered land The place well suited to force Of
about thirty hands, The improvements of the best
quality including Frame Gin House and Quarters for
finished Dwelling with all necessary outhouses and altogether
very well improved This tract of land will be sold
reasonable for reasonably prompt payments Possession
to be given the 1st rs soon as the
gathered intended plant large what
may the purchaser Of this property have with
fodder potatoes, ETC., at the lowest price. 5g %
For further information this subject apply the premi.
to ES+- - = ~. T. .5-tl -s< ~
aFY d&wtf 70 PITCHER. GOODRICH L co. +
FT1EFE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
Il Gerry STORE No. e Baronne street E. L. BERCIER,
Agent .5s. al. 1 .--f. og..-z7.
na- large assortment Of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS
other FINE WINES: Suptrio. OLD BRANDY and other
Liquors superfne CoRD!AS and variety Of Fancy Ari.
of the qualities always hand at lew prices
R- Goods delivered to families free Of drayage mi2,y
bafa boreR
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WAS brought to the Fourth District Pound
w jackson street. between Constance and Laurel Streets
estrays- s 4E+{{s#5 ~ 5s IS S#s3 .
One small bay mare short and tail small white spot in
the face sEod in front, branded D shoulder
One white female goat black head, black spot left side
white face 4 5$5l E .85 AS455ss# 4i5 55lE
Which, claimed within ten days the expenses there
paid, will be sold public auction sad Pound TUES
DAY Sd June next at 10 o'clock A. NJ. .5=ssll
New Orleans, May 49, 1856 5asSG NE4t jE i
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: 5--7---- AUG. s. PHELPS, Street E0m'r.
Approved by the chamen of the Committees of Streets and
I,anfings1 my3l 81
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VEJAS brought to the City Police .JafIion the
wv 10th inst the NELSON is feet % inches
right crippled about % old Says he belongs
10 Mr. Isaac Switchett living at Tunca, Red River.
requested call and claim SKID slave according
to law
f. BLANCHARD,
my27 l5t Keeper of City Police Jail.
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I'll n etc conduit nu depot DIES epaves du Sc
con District encoignure des SteAnne Derbsny
CONNIE GpRves-
une C6vre blanche ct aune ayan rae noire dos
dauxa In face ct grande ccatrice cote droit.
Une Ch6vre jnune.
Une Cheve achetee blanc lie aune la face blanche
ct les denx GRIZZLIES ecourttes.
81 reclanees dix ct
depenseS payees lis vends enccre pubique dit
depot le MERCREDI IL JUN, a 10 heures A. NJ.
AUG. S. PHELPS
Commssairc dcs rucs.
.0rIao la moi %
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XNTns brought to the City Police jail, ON the
wv 9TH ins the Black Boy Nose alias SAM est one men
high is about DID, he belongs to Mr. washington
| Taylor living IS miles from Memphis Tenn.
The requested to call and claim said saye according
| to law. : e. PLAACHAkD,
| myN LIT Keeper of the City Prison.
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SuI1nrfSsnnfn Tndn

nications to the Grand Master or Grand Secretary
wardcd to the office of the Grand Secretary, in Ode
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L. etc conduit depot DIES epaves du
Quareme District Jackson entire les Constance
Laurel, CONNIE epayes-
Une petite ent bae ayant crinae Ia queue cou-tes
petite aehe blanche Ia face ferree peds de devan
| etampee ID B une epaue. 55.s 49&s4a igs=
Une cheve blanche ayant 10 tee nore ache nore
| cote gauche, la face blanche. 5s..$ 4 So
ST les dts recaIues dams dix ours ct 10
depenses payees lis venus encere publique dit
dep6t, lie MARDI g. JUN prochane, 10 heures A. n.
| Mile Orleans lie q mai, 1856.
| q. AUG. s. PHELPS zGl
ms24 90 je2. Coanmisaaire des rues. q
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ITO SUGAR PLANTERS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
are prepared to receive orders for PHILADELPHIA ST.
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NBLn section IS de lace 10 Il 1856 exge
Inspectors greers de relecton Page
qus soent citoyens Eat depnis
qus resident dams la willie depuis cling quls les
qualities egaes des voants du precinct dams e lis
qn sosnt h Marie deu ous ayant Feec
ton Particle W de Ia constitution de Etat
| dit acte iu u mars 1856. 7I-I
Les Inspectors greers cdesss voudron be Sc
rendre bureau dn Mare assermente
ment Ia oi 15E JOHN L. LEWIS, Marie.
| NV ID
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MARIE DE La NoUyELI.EoRLEANs,S
s4E ~ 1L$i8zI a3 H6tede- VILE ie 81 1856. 4
GsDNEORHTENEENT n la section I3 de Eacte
" Ia Legislature de Eat ntule ete aDender
IN cte vile Nouyee Orleans
de Ia vile de Ia NouveIe
Decentralization des afaires approuye lie II 1885,
ai hui coyens don't les suyant
presder quae dnspecteurs eection q dot lieu
LUNDI JUN 1856 pour iae Contr6leur, COM
maire DIES aatre Recorders neuf mebres Consef
Aldermen qunze Eonseil des Assistants Alder
de la willie de la Nouveile Orleans commencement
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WAS brought to the Second District Pound
w of ST. Ann and Derbigny streets, as
trays
One white and yellow she Goat black stripe the back two
the face and large on the right side.
One yellow she Goat.
One yellow white spotted she Goat yellow neck white
face and both cropped.
Which, if claimed within days and the expenses there
paid will sold public auction at said pound WE'D
NESDAY, 18th june at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner
New Orleans 81, 1886,
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COMMON COUNCIL, City Hail.
City of New Orleans, May 80, 1886.
{ No. 2797. ]
o1pe That the Comptroller warrant on the treasurer of
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New Orleans May g. 1856.
Approved by the chairmen of the Committees of Streets
Landings1 my3l 81
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N B-By section 18th of the Act approved 12h March 1856
it required the Inspectors and Clerks of the Election
shall have attained the 30 years aud shall have been c
ens Of and for five years residents of
precincts which they and shall be severa by the
Mayor days previous to the secton to the pro-
they shall the further oath that they pHssess the qunea
The Inspectors Clerks above named will please call at the
Mayors Office 10 be qualified according to law. -
my24 49, = }fEt JNO. l.. LEWIS, Mayor,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28
[oR1GINAL. 80
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Ito expire on the 3lst day Of July, 1850
STATE oF-oHo, AUDITOR OF STATES OFTIcE, !

Ito expire on the 3lst day Of Jul, 1850
STATE oFoHo, AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, January 81, 1856.
WHEREAS, The ETNA INSURANCE COMPA-
NY of Hartford, Conn. located at Hartford, in the
State of Connecticut has filed in this office sworn
statement of its condition, as required by the hrs
section Of regulate the Agencies Of lnsur,
ance Companies not incorporated by the State OF
0no," passed May l, 1854:
AND WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished the
Undersigned, satisfactory evidence that 1t is posse
ed Of at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS OF ACTUAL CAPITAL INVESTED in stocks
of at least par value In bonds mortgages Of
incumbered real estate worth double the amount
which the same is moftgaged.
AND WHEREAS. Said Company has fled in this 81
hce written instrument, under its corporate sea,
signed by the President nd Secretary thereof nomi-
mating and appointing HENRY L. DAY, Of Rayenna,
Its Agent for the transaction of the business OF IN
him to acknowledge service Of process for aid on be-
half Of said Company, consentag that service Of pro,
cess upon him. the said Agent, shall be taken and cid
to be valid fserved upon tho Company, accord.
ing to the laws of this State, other State, and
waving all claim of error by OF such service.
the Actto regulate the Agencies of Insurance Com
panies not incorporated by the State of OhO, pass
ed May !, 1884, I, FRANCIS M. WRIGHT, Auditor
Of said State, do hereby certify that the said HENRY
L. DAY, is authorized Agent for the said Com
pany, transact the business Of INSURANCE In this
one thousand eight hundred and ysix, so far as he
may be legally empowered TO do by his letter Of
appointment, and the Instructions which may be CIV
en- to him by the said Com paDy.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto subscribed
my name, and caused the seal Of my office 10 be af-
Lord, one thnusand eight hundred and ffty.si
97-tn /. F. NJ, WRIGHT, Auditor.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28

The FIRST GUN.--At the election for
city officers in Vincennes on Tuesday las,
the whole national Democratic ticket was
elected by decided majority. This is the
first election that has occurred in this year,
and 10 but the beginning of the series Of
victories and triumphs that as certainly a.
wait the old line party, in the future, as the
day Of election comes. Then we say hur-
rah for the indomitabe and patriotic old
liners of the Old Post. You have set O
noble example thus early in the campaign
and richly deserve the gratitude of all the
conservative men Of the country. The ball
is in motion, let it roll on.--Tsrre Haute
(Ind.) Journal.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28

Ice Broke at Cinciuatti = Terri
BILE snAash up-EiRht Steamers a
Total Wreck! g. sA
A despatch from Cincinnati yesterday
evening, says rise in the Licking River
broke up the ice at that point, and made q
complete wreck OF the following steamers:
Grapeshot, Capt. MBride; Yorktown
Capt Poe; Flag, Capt. Tanner; Black Dia
mond, Capt Vandergrift; Madonna, Capt
Albertine; Bridge, City and Salem.
The steamer Carson had q hole knocked
in her, bot will be saved.
Tho same despatch says the ice has moi
started above the city yet 1t has moved
from Madison.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28

A GRAIN OF THE ASSEMBLED WISDOM ~
When the subject of the pages salaries
came up before the House the oIher day, it
was proposed to fix the same at certain
sum per diem, where upon member from
the interior arose, and asked to shave the
matter fully explained before going any fur
ther. There had been heap of talk about
ritrsnehin' and reform, and he desired to
know whether SO much per diem meant By
The Ueek, or the month, or for the trm!'-
Sonora HeraM.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-28
Portage County ~ Years Ago
Hudson TOwnship-GeneraI E.
lection. October n. IaOa.

Hudson TOwnship-General E.
lection, October n, lsOs.
Judges Of the Eleetion-Snmuel Bishop
Joel Gaylord, and George Darrow.
Clerks--Wm. WetmOre and Amos Lusk
sworn before Robert Walker, Justice oil
the Peace.
Electors Names-Samuel Bishop; Henry
Post, George Darrow, George Durrow Jr.,
Joseph Darrow, Benjamin Whedon, Ezra
Wyatt, Amos Lusk, Gregory Powers, John
LaPpin, VIM. Mckinley, Robert Walker
John Graham, Adam Vance, Wiley Hamil.
ton, David Prior, Henry Vanhyning, James
Stanford, Samuel Ewart, Heman Oyiatt, ,Da.
vid Bishop, William Vance, George w. Hol.
comb, Adam Teel, Joseph James. Alfred
Wolcott, Elisha Perkins, Richard Redden
John Campbell, Stephen Perkins, Lumar
Bishop, Aaroa Weston, james Robinson
Elisha Sears, William Throop, David Loom
is, John Walker, Christian Cackler, Reuben
Packer, David Hudson, Joel Gaylord, VIM
Wetmore, Thomas Vanhyning, Miles Allen
William Carter, Robert O'Brian, Thomas
Rice, VIM. MeClelland, Abel Geer, James
Daley, Andrew Stewart, Washington Cur.
ing, Thomas Owen, Robert Walker, Jr.
VIM. Galloway, Forgy Nagnay, VIM. Lap.
pin, Titus Wetmore, Timothy Bishop, Hen
ry O'Bryan, James Spellman, Jos. Harmon
Owen Brown, iona. Williams, John Wells
Ira Hudson, Moses Thompson-67 voters,
Hudson Township, then included the six
surveyed townships, now Stow, Hudson,
Twinsburgh, Boston and Northfeld. The
principal settlements were in Hudson and
Stow, small aettlement in Northampton,
very few settlers in Boston, and Twinsburgh
and Mortified were, believe an unbroken
wilderness, except that we had road thro'
them toward Cleveland. ...
The votes cast, appear on the Po II Book
as follows:
Governor-Thomas Worthington, II
Samuel Huntington, 80
Thomas Kirker,
Rep. to Congress-Jeremiah Morrow, 40
Philemon Beecher, 8
Senator--David Abbott, 58
Amos Spaford, 9
Representative--Abel Sabin, 81
Sherid--Alva Day, At
John Campbell, Is
Coronef-G Gershom Bostwick, 46
County Comm'r-Joseph Harris, 81
Lewis Day, Al
Jeremiah Root, 90
Joel Gaylord, IS