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FOURTH DISTRICT counr pArRIeK ANp LOUIS COLLINS

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT eATtiGk AND LOUIS COLLINS
VS.. THEIR CREDITORS-No.
PT VIRTUE of and in obedtcnc e to an order
honorable the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans in the above
entitled matter will proceed TO sell public auction
and Royal Streets TUESDAY April St 1856 at IL O'Clock
NJ for .cceun, Of The creditors Of said nsoivens-
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the Second go
District OF the city Of New Orleans in the square bounded f
by Claiborne, perbigny Canal and Customouse streets A
designated by the numbers and of square number
certain plan drawn by Joseph Pile Under May lst 1870
and deposited iii the Office of D. L. McCay, late notary public
Snd udioin each other and measure EACH English
6 feet inch and lines front Claiborne street by
Two other Lots situate the District designated by the
numbers and of said PLAN drawn by joseph Pile nore
lines front on Claiborne street by depth between parallel
lines of ~ feet 10 inches ind q lines.
Together with nl the buildings and improvements said four
Lots of Ground consisting Of frame house, covered
with boards used cotton pickey; aarge frame she'd shille
rooled wooden stable slnge rooted.
Lot OF Ground situated, lying and being
borg Auncaon, in the First District this city, designated
by number in Sqae number measuring 81 feet inches
parallel lines, all English bounded on side
by lots numbers l. 2 g. and and the other side by lot
number s.
Together with the buildings and improvements -thereon all
rights scrvndeS privileges and advantages thereunto
Improvements ola ae building slate rooted, used
a cotton pickery.
Plans said property will be exhibited the time and place
of sale.
3 Tie says HARRY H I ag ssd about about 4 years
Surrendered by said nsoivents 10 their creditors. -
TERMS AND CONDITIoNS-For property on Claiborne
the balance credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from date. For the properly
spot and for the slaves Harry and Eck onehalf cash and the
balance months credit in satisfactorily endorsed,
and to bear interest at per cent annnm from date
The buildings and improvements Claiborne street to be
kept insured by the purchaser for the of uO and the
IVY JOSEPH HUFTY,
mi II 81 al Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

EDR SALE-ON LIBERAL TERMS-A Semi Week. /,
Newspaper Establishment located in popnlols portion o
the city having prospect for extensive business For par
uruIRrs, WldFcso H. L. III, nj this office. ma #
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g. NEW ORLEANS. January g 1856
d j. DENNESTOUNt ~ CO., BEG TO
IN call attention to the following their Glas-

IA call attention the following their Glas-
gov house:
GLASGOW LIST January, 1856
We have this day opened branch Of house London,
under the firm of DENNISTOUN, CROSS NJ Co, con-
Quoted by Mr. WILLIAM CROSS and Mr. WILLIAM f!RAW-
FORD as resident partners.
W. takeths opportunity Of styling that Mr ROBERT DEN
NISTOuN and Mr.. ALEX. DENNIST0CN, Jr, our
principal Mr. Alexander DennsoEn and have been,
since LIST january, 1854 Of this house and of all its
branches. F'.-D-
rja3O inl J. & A. DENNISTOUN
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. FRUITS IN JUICE,
and in brandy tuRva Jelly and Paste Canton Ginger Pre-
French Boston and English Pickles and Mustard
Fresh lobsters Salmon Snrdnes and Anchoves Tonntoe
Mushroom and Worcestershire Sauce Capers and Olives Red
Cnrran Raspberry and Blackberry elies Dried Prunes in
ars and fancy boxes Pates, Trutes, &c. For sale by
m3 st F. w. COOLER ITO Common street
EN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFF AT
I'LL reduced prices for week longer fine black Silk
A Hats me French soft Hats Plush Caps Navy black
ana blue caps Those in want good Cap would find
lilo their interest to give a call.
.., d L. JOHNSTON, 70 roydras street,
ln5 ut next to the Camp.
>8@Ewo RUGGIES.-FIvE NEW AND VERY SIT.
1fs$k-h9u3 pcrior TOP HuGGIES made Minpor & Sic.
--SN--Sn VEINS, New York. New Style.
one No TOP BUGGY for sale very low, to close conscn
meu.' ny TODD & CO.,
ihlo 2pot 10 Canal street, Royal.
WINES, BRANDIES, FRUIT, PRESERVES
Stc.cf r. NICHOLS 90 Camp street, has just received
io' sue Ill los TO suit purchasers fine
lES-uited Vineyard Propreors Otard Ienuessey
md other welSnown and fivoe brands in half quarter
and eighth pipes; ' " A'' H'ei
GlN-Fiye pipes Schedam Gin:
RuM--Iwo punchenns superior st. Croix Rum:
IDtI Win wood and glass Of brands:
MApElRA-Biackbnn, olveira Dial others In wood and
REr-0f various grades and brands in glass;
SAUTERN tS-20O cases superior Sauternes:
misunderstanding Blnckburn's IMCsr Echecopar,E
and various brands in wood and glass CIV
ALMONDS FflGGrtE, Pecans, Halnuts,
uRAEuEs Lemons, EaRnS, pteo pte.!
pasS'Alai AlfSFRl AHSRfa FeRaSgl EYsHFi sia, al
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Hsr Lyceum Lectures. DIR. b. A. Gould,
OF Cambridge NRss- lectures in LYCEUM HALL, on AS
TRON0MY, every T tuesday, and THURSDAY EVENING,
nj I * O'clock. '
AtlTnsttance each Lecture, 80 cents.
Tickets may be had at the Library NO 10 City Ha or at
the door of the Hall, open o'cock) 1n3 If
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TOR SAIRI-A COFFEE HOUSE AND BOARDING
House, with or without the Furniture Apply the pre-
nlses. JOHN PAUL,
feaS Ct No 1877 pOylras street
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-25
{" Chnnges! Chnngcs!!"

Under this caption, the Cleveland Campaign
Dealer has three. remarkable, nay astounding
changes in favor Of Buchanan. We give one as
sample of the balance:
In one townshipin Wood county, containing
632 voters, there were only thirty one demo-
cratic votes last fall, there are now but 33 op-
position votes.'
If the Editor OF the Dealer will point out
single township in Wood county that casts 632
votes, he will greatly enlighten our deuded peo-
pie, who had always been made to believe that
the whole eighteen only cast about three times
that number. Again, if the Dealer will point out
a single township in Wood countyth that will not
give larger Republican majority this fall than
ever before, it will enlighten men of all parties
hereabouts. Now the question is, where did
Gray get his information7 Did our good demo-
cratic friends, who send all their calls for con-
ventions, &C., to Gray, send him this information
also7 or did he manufacture it out of whole cloth,
just as all the " changes in favor of Buchanan,
are manufactured7 Will the Editor of the Tole-
do Commercial attach this astonishing Change"
to its glowing report Of the " changes that have
taken place in" Wilmots district7' They are
equally creditable.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. EDIroR :--Please say to the voters Of Wood
county that will be an Independent candidate for
Sheriff of Wood county at the ensuing October elec-
tion. GEORGE S. MCKNIGHT.
Mr. IiIGGrSs:-Please announce my indie
pendent candidate for Sheriff of Wood county, Ohio.
l.. c. LOCK.
Mr.. EDITOR please announce the of H.
RAM DAVIS as an independent candidate for Sur
veyor, and oblige MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the name of JAMES
McCRORY, of Portageville, Wood county rs an indie
pendent candidate for the office of county Sheriff at the
coming October election, and oblige
MANY FRIBSDs.
The Last Is Always the Best.
Mn. EDIroR:-Please announce the name Of VIII
LIAM EWING, Of the Independent State indie
pendent Candidate for Sheriff. and by doing YOU
will oblige MANY VOTERS.
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w. MORRIS
Patent AmbrOtyDe Pictures.

This is a new and beautiful style OF pictureS, and IS
destined supercede the Daguerreoype, because it
has none of the Lusre of the silver plate, is not re-
yersed and can be seen in any light. They are her
metcay sealed, which sealing is imperyous TO arr,
water or acid and will not change in any climate, but
remain fixed and imperishable.
They justly considered the most reliable Flctues
ever presented to the world.
The public are invited to call at his rooms, over Cal
lards tailor shop where he will be in readiness to take
Pictures in Cases, Lockes, Rings. or Pins. go
Hours of operation from 7, A. NJ to q, p. NJ. All
are invited to call.
perrysburg, Sept. Is, 1906,
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F At the late election in Iowa, the voters
decided by large majority in favor Of con-
venton to revise their constitution.
E4s-T The committee of investigation, appoin-
ted By the legislature of Wisconsin, have dis
covered that the late democratic oiiiceholders
have swindled the state out Of over S400, 900.
wThe Saturday Post publishes a short
pedigree Of the Princess Royal Of England,
and Prince Frederic William of Prussia.
Blooded horses and crowned heads thus stand
in one stall.
Sas- Hon. James Myers is to speak in
Cincinnati on the goth and 3oth inst.
o. Senator Pugh, in his speech in Tittin,
said that eeery man in Kansas who would
not obey the laws of that territory, should be
treated with the cat-o-nine tails and driven
out of the territory. Vallandgham' in
speech on the same occasion, said that the
free state agitators in Kansas ought all to be
ridden out of the territory on rail. Into
what strange hands democracy has fallen
Verily the weak do confound the mighty.
Es- A certain nobody, who wishes to be
somebody, by the name of B. F. Cook, OF
New York city, seeks to acquire notoriety by
circulating report that he has seen Col FIRE.
mont, and that Fremont did condescend to
speak with him. The balance of his story is
pronounced a lie by the affidavits of two per-
sons present at the time Fremont stopped to
converse with Cook.
rg- Remember, voters of Wood county
that Gov. Wise said the election of James
Buchanan would increase the value OF the
slaves of Virginia from one to five hundred
dollars head Did the schoolmaster say
anything about that in his speech at Stony
Ridge?
EJStone piers are being put under the
bridge between this place and Maumee City
Pareher has the job, aud it will be well DONE
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wood COunty, o.. Probate Court.

TNHE unknown heirs of John Green, deceased, rthe
J. unknown owner or owners of the east half of the
south west quarter OF section number twentyone 2ll
of township number four (+ north Of range number
nine (O east in Wood county, Ohio, will take NOTICE
that the Dayton and Michigan Rail Road Company
have fled a statement with the Probate Judge of
Wood county, Ohio and made application according
to hw to appropriate for the use OF said Company 80
much of said tract Of land is included in the follow
ing boundaries, being much as Is included wthina
line ruEning parallel with and fifty Eeet each side
of the centre line of the Dayton and Michigan Rail
Road which said centre line enters said tract OF land at
a point on the north line thereof the witness of which
is a black Ash south 81 deg. As min east, diamater
twelve Q2) inches distant sixty feet five inches go #.
3 n) and thence south 20 deg. 80 min west dis
tance of thirteen hundred and four $500 feet to the
west line of said tract the amount required for said
road and bed andncuded in the one hundred feet
two and ninety hundreth q 901O0 acres or
less and that Wednesday the LIST day OF October,
A. D. 1856 at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, or as
soon thereafter possible Jury will he selected in
said Probate Court of Wood county, Ohio, To assess
the compensation be paid by said Dayton and Mich
igan Rail Road Company for the tract Of land SO ap
nrouriatcd US above described. ~
JAMES MURRAY. Atty, I
Sept 4.lsjG--l7wiSil3. forD. & N. R.RaCo-
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EyThe administration is now easing up

EyThe administration is now easing up
on Kansas. 1t has partially released Robin
son and his fellow prisoners, and, until after
the election, it has declared, through Gov.
Geary, that it will only enforce such of the
barbarous laws of the Missouri legislature,
ss'are constitutional. Just as though any
laws executed by lawless mob could be
constitutional Before these laws are recog-
nized as legal by the.free state men, we
hope to see Kansas covered with the carcas-
es of the ruffians who instigated their enact
ment and now seek to enforce them at the
point Of the bay onet.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the nonresident o-ners
y Of LANDS yirg and being IN Henry township. Wood
county Ohio that the commissioners Of said county,
have ordered road he viewed the follow ing route,
to wit commencing little south Of the line between
sections - and 80 square With the Rome road, Eloom
township; thence running west to Portage Greek;
thence to cross said creek the most eligible point
the line between the premises Of John Franks
ard Samuel Knox; thence west. TO terminate NJ the
Mitonyile and Liberty free tHruVhe. said road will he
viewed on the 18th Of October 1886 viewers 20 meet at
the house Of Joseph Archer, in Bloom township on said
18th dnv Of October said nonrtCHts requested to
be in Attendance and claim damages before said viewers
on said day. MANY PEIlllON EKS.
sent lsLC--1-MLs -----
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.


ON Saturday the 2jth day of October s5G, between
" the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ at
the door of the court house in Wood county, will be
suid to the highest bidder the following real estate to
wit: the s. W. of the S. F.. of section 30, and the
n f. quarter of section 81 all in town lnorth OF range
10 east, containing 200 acres, more or less
TERMS :--One-third cash in hand, one-third in one
YEAR and ne-third in years from day of sale, with
Interest," the deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage said premises. ,,,u,, ;,
MEFFoRp g. HoLLENBECK Attys for Petitioner
Snnt- ODD lshR-2lM4S2.2O
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROGI AVIATION.

T SALMON p. CHASE, Governor Of the State of
L, Ohio do hereby notify the qualified electors of the
ships and Wards at the usual places Of holding cleo
tions, on TUESDAY. being the FOURTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 4. D., 1856. and then aud there pro-
ceed rs the law directs, to elect
THentyaThrce Electors of President and Vice
President OF the United States.
in pursuance Of the Constitution and Laws OF the Uni
ted States and cf this State.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto sHt my hard
and caused the Great seal of the State of Ohio
[sRAL TO be affixed NJ Columbus this nineteenth day
of September in the wear of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ft-siN and Of the indie
pendence of the United States, the eighty-frst.
By the Governors 5. r. CHASE.
]. u. BAKE Err, SecretarY Of State.
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ITO John II. James ur the owners of the following
L described lands. to Wit: The :. " Of section
q y range eleven l1l township FIVE o. Wood county
Ohio: YOU are hereby notified that the trustees "
Webster township, will meet the house Of John
Muir. Jr. Saturday, the l7th day Of October lSjt
for the purpose Of viewing locating ard aprurtioug
n ditch or vaaer course, follows: commencing
the n branch Of Portage river 50 rods ". of tie 4
section line Of section thirteen ll3 thence \. said
line through the n part Of said section thirteen 3
and section twelve Z and the S. Of sectiun a.
or until it intersect. the Tououg creek and there to
terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
Sent. e. I95C-ITwGt
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators sale.

DH order of the Probate Court within and for the
Dcounty OF Sandusky and State of Ohio shall on
the 9TH day of October 1856, offer for sale at public
vendue upon the premises the following lands and ten
ements to wit; The north half of the east half OF
the north west quarter of section number fifteen 5l
in township number three 81 north Of range eleven
IL containing forty acres he tho same more or less
and which land is also in Wood county, Ohio. Terms
of sale one-thrd down oue-third in one year and
one-third in two years with interest.
DANIEL SMITH,
Administrator Of David Smith, Jr dec
GREEN FINEFRoCK Attys
Sept. Ia, 1S56-l9w4$2.l
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sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court.

ON the 25th day of October, A. d. 1886, between
Othe hours of 10 O'Clock II. and o'clock +. NJ,
at the door of the court house. in Wood county Ohio
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate the property of Jacob Reither Jr deceased
TO w The north east quarter the south west quar-
ter of section 2l town north, of range IL east
tanning 10 acres more orless. Terms of sale enough
cash in hand to pay expenses of sale and the balance
in ten years. with interest annually at percent and
the purchaser pay tax for construction OF dtch as
sessed upon said premises deferred payment to be
cured By mortgage on said land
ALANSON BUSHNELL, Guardian.
MEFFoRD HoLLENBECK Atty's for Pet'nr,
Sent 25, 1Sj6--20w4$2.50
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DITCu NOTICE...To Edgar B. Camp, LoreI

DITCH NOTICE.--To Edgar B. Camp, Loren
DClark, Allen McCahan, or the owners of the west
half of the south quarter of section 22 the north
the south east quarter and the the south
daarter of section ~ oil Of town north of range 10
east, in Wood county, Ohio you are notified that an
application has been made to the Trustees of Mddle-
ton township said county, to lay ditch water
course commencing about 40 rods south Of the quar-
ter post between sections and ~ township aforesaid
thence north to the quarter posbetween section % and
23 said township and to apporton the making Of said
ditch and the expense thereof among the land owners
benefited thereby and that the said Trustees will meet
at the house of Peter Bowers in said township of Mid
dleton on the 18th day of October 1856 at 10 O'clock
A. NJ, to lay out and apportion said ditch.
BY PRICE l. JEFFERSON.
Sept. II, ls5G--1SwGS350 Atty's for Pethr.
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III AhNG removed from Bowling Green to sydney,
IOhio would beg leave to inform the public that
have complete and saleabe collection OF vigorous
grown fruit trees. such Apple Pear Cherry Peach
pricot &e. Mr.. Lee Moore has kindly consented 10
sell my va liable fruit trees at the Bowling Green Nu
sery at reduced prices. Also he will be supplied with
complete assortment Of thrifty grown in sple
did varieties, from the well known SYDNEY Nursery
with which am now connected
Sept. Is. ls56.--1s NATHAN MOORE
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-25

t-J-The Principal of the Maumee City
Union School spends his Saturdays in making
Democratic speeches in Il is county. We
have but one word to say to this, and that is
that if our remarks relative to ministers de-
bouncing slavery. were strange and Of an i'm
moral tender cy, ii is equally strange and i'm
moral for school teachers TO make pro-slave-
~ speeches.
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-. IrentIss u JhanCe, vs.. David phlster.
S1 virtue OF an execution issued to me from tLe
IIConrt OF Common Pleas of Wood county. Ohio,
will offer FOR sale at the door of the court bou.ein
Perrysburg on the Goth of September 1sbG the fnl-
lowing property to wit: One two horse truck wagon
and one two horse wagon, taken the property Of
plaintiffs, to satisfy the in said Perm. cash
W. L. COOK, Sheriff.
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The Union is Safe I!
q 4 HOW

Takes pleasure in informing the citizens OF Pcrrys-
burg and vicinity that he has purchased wei select
ed stock of Family Groceries and Provisions which he
will exchange for Cash country Produce FarmeEs
Iii find il to their advantage to bring me their pro-
ducc, and try my prices, in Buying and Selling
sent 49, l3j6--tf
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eg-S. N. Wood, Of Kansas, addressed
la citizens of Gilead on Thursday night last.
About FIVE hundred persons were in atten-
dance. lie spoke with great power for more
han three homs.
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what Democracy Has Done for
SlnNerY.

what Democracy Has Done for
Slavery.
/ We have before us the letter of Hon j as
j Orr, of Sonth Carolina, to the Hon. G.
W. Dudley, on the propriety of having the
State of South Carolina represented in the
Democratic National Convention, 10 be held
in Cincinnati" In May, l843 large dele
gate convention met in Columbia, and re-
solved to put forth the claims of John G.
Calhoun for the Presilcncy, and recommend
ed that the national convention be held at
Baltimore. Mr.. Calhoun was not nominated,
and South Carolina has since stood aloof from
similar conventions. Mr.. Orr thinks that
Northern Democrats have, since that time,
given sufficient evidence Of their devotion to
slavery interests to make it their duty to
"fraternize" with the democratic party. In
alludiDg TO that subject, he says:
The delegates in that convention the
Columbia convention, in 1843, and the con.
stituencies they represented, were fully COM
mitted, without qualification, and they COM
milted to an affiliaton and fraternzaton with
the democratic party when it had given much
fewer pledges, by. their votes in Congress,
and otherwise, to the political sentiments
which we have most zealously cherished.
Since then, the northern Democrats
aided US to bring into the Union Texas,
a magnificent slave-holding Territory
large enough to make four slave States,
and strengthened us more in that pecu-
lir interest than was ever before done
by any single act of the Federal Gov
ernment. Since then, they have a.
mended a very imperfect fugitive slave
law, passed in 1898, and have given us
now law for the recovery of fugitive
slaves, as stringent as the ingenuity of
man could devise. Since then, they
have aided us by their votes in estab-
fishing the doctrine of non-intervention
with slavery by Congress in the Terri
tories. Since then, they have reduced
the odious tariff of 1852, and fixed
the principle of imports on the revenue,
not the protective basis. We told the
readers of the Journal last week that
this was a southern measure. Since
then, they have actually repealed the
Missouri restriction, opened the Terri
tories to settlement, and enabled US,
if the South will be true to herself, and
aid in peopling Kansas, to form another
slave state.
"In 1S43, a man would have been
pronounced insane, had he predicted
that slavery would be introduced there
by the removal of Congressional re-
strictions. Since then, they have
adopted the Virginia and Kentucky
and Madson's report-the
very corner stone of state-rights-as
a part of the democratic platform" >"
o, glorious, progressive Democracy thou
hast done more for slavery than even an Gin
sane" man could have predicted thirteen
years ago! What northern democrat is not
proud of his party and its achievements