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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-12-25

belts character. lndgeston,ncrvous com ell
leptie aud other ns, coughs IN It's carry
stages sore throat bronchitis and ague asthma,
low spirits, sexual iucapucity, feminine wehkness,
picking of the skim symptomatic OF pGIa SIS rheq'
matism. neuralgia. umor cancer diabetes Iassitude
organs Of respiration, the liver, Kidneys the siom-
ach the nerves. or the muscular fibre. are unerrnRN
cured by this preparations ltts 10 he mscTies morb
or seeds of disease. what an alkui is 10 acid; IL
eutrazes them with absolute ctrt6iHfg, while at
the same tine it regulates the sccrcols, removes OBJ
srucions from the bowels, creates appetite, rencws
bodily vlgor, nd rcgenerJcs every uIimal function.
Such is the nature, such the cfcCts OF M Roback e
famous ScASDINAvIAN BLOOD PURT1IR, Which, taken
in connection with his BLOOD PILIs, will not only
ohliteraio tue most painful diseases, but prevent
their resurrection, aid engthcn Lille tt!tId lis orCi
nary span. .
TO preventimpOsiiion, purchase OF y Ofrespcctable
druggists etc., OF regular agents, Of ET. Roback,
sole proprietor and manufacturer, Cincinnati.
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E.0nr 0Il ClatIIs

-,s NUVS, Groceries, &c, SC, .... ot
prepared to accommodate his customers and the
public generally with the abeve named articles
terms warranted TO suit Among lis list may be found
every thing usually found in Il Drug Store.
He has also on hard Il large assortment of Glass
Ware suited for Physicians use, Shops, &c. Particu-
lars deemed unnecessary. Sutce il to say, that
there many articles hch he furnish to those
wishing to sell again at rates which will afford fair
profit. OF this list :hc following are part viz: Su-
gars Teas Collecs Rice, MoaYsrs. Syrnps, Lead and
Zine dry and gr0undiu Oil, Vdrnises furpentnc, etc.
llrhas also tn choicest Liquors for Medicinal and Me-
chanicn purposes, such Otard. Segnette. COgnac,
Black berry aud Cherry Rrahdies; Madeira PORT NAL
ara and Clarct Wines; Old Holland Gin; Satta Cruz,
Jamaica and New England RumS; Alcohol, Whiskey,
Schnaprs. London Porter, Scotch Ale. etc, all of
which shall he warrai ted pure .ad we'll calculated for
the purpose for which they will be sold Also hand
all the popular remcdicsof the day. Among his nsru
mehts may be tound Amput.ting Pocket Cases Eye
and Far Specu ms, Forccrs of every descriptions;
and in fact almost everything used b! Physicians. AS
this cstab has for its Object the good Of the
munty at large as well lis private interest, it will be
accessible 1T all timcs. b0h ght and day that Physi-
clans and others wishing Medicines may be accommo-
dated. Also Physicians prescrh tions put up with
great care and accuracy. A EEtnlNG, NJ D.,
Raycnna, JunG9, 1855 No G, Pho:iiX Block.
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.s' Of 1rotting, Drop Front @
KnorO NotAings, Gaaelte, TIP
ton, Boa Buggies, Democrat Nag
gons, Sulties, 9'c., dc. Also: Lumber
Wagons, best articles, for one or fro Horses.
Persons wislif anything in the line oftheir man
ufacture arc earnestly requested to cali and exam
Inc their ST.! OF work, prices &c. An! person
wishing good carriag. of any cription, at fair
price, ca be satisfied on Inspection, that the place
to buy is at the establishment OF the Ravehna Car
riuge Manufacturing Company .s...,
The company have alsoin successful operation, an
extensive r,.. -..t
STEAM nun, SPOEE, AND FELLE MANU-
FaCTORY from which they suTl'ly their own es.
tubiiShmcpt with those articles made the best and
most carefully selected materials; and they are pre-.
pared to furnish the trade by wholesale or retail
with Il U BS, SPOKES, FELLES, BOWS, SHAFTS,
POLES, WHlF FFLETRESS, &C., of a quality and
upon terms which will make il for the interest Of al
who articles in this line TO purchase oftbem.
All kinds Of custom work doHe in every depart
ment with promptness, and upon the most reasona
bic terms.
| The company is determined by the excellence o
its work by its reasonable rces AID b! ta1r dealing
! to deserve and command public confidence.
lr = No customer shall leave their establishment
without the full aae of his purchase money.
| p All who want or expact to waStmanufactur
ed articles IN this lne all who want TO see sam
Piles of work kmansbip when cannot be beaten, arr
| requested TO call and examine. ..a
lry7 Shop on the corner of Prospect and Sycamore
Streets. .r a. , ....
TTs Address ssRavenna Carriage Nanufacufin,
Company. Rayenna. Portage County, Ohio.
1 March 70, 1868.
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GOLD PENS.--We have large lot from
VI the best Manufacturers. Call ard try them
RIA BAlRD& Co
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DORTE MONIES.--Sovenier's Wslets,
l. Purses, Bill Books &c. at BAIRD & Co
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ADDE'S, DRESS GOOUS.--French me-.

IL Tnoes, all coloss, all wool de lline, printed ditto
good plande ianes Ht lel cents per yard. bohemian
plds aud stripes, new sly e extra quality Of poplins
all wool plaid meIinoes, Union ditto, plain striped
aud plaid dc bege md every yle of dress gonds
be had at fOct. 81 t'a SF.W. SEYMOUR'S.
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SWIFT-SURE LINE!

StraigA ahead, but c00l ard sleody-Noeccjte-
ment, and no danger Of EXPLOSION!
WE are now receiving from New York,
w alarge addition to our usual stock of
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Brushes, Perfuns.
cry, Groceries, Glass Ware, DC,
including all the popular Patent Remedies in use,
which We propose to sell such prices will give
satisfaction. We shaIlcontinuc heretofore to max
proper deduction TO such buy iuguaRtitcS for re-
taliug. Prescriptions will be put up c0rrectiy,a and our
customers may he assured that We are not anxious
to trade rs TO sell such articles not wanted in
l'la &c of those we do not keep.
Eight Dollar Brandy" for six Doors. and other
Liquors in proportion, those who uN them for Me-
deinal use strictly and honestly. T57 None Others
n"cd apply. f !, SN NlkT'S DRUG STORE,
Sign of the Golden Mortar,
July, 1856, opposite the Court House
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GENUINE "EVANs" LANCETS, Lac
" tucanium, Sui phate Ciuchonum, Iodine Sulphur,
AmmoLia;ed Citrate of Iron, Ext. Nux Vomict. a e.,
at SWiETtE
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CLOTHlNG.-To the gentlemen we can
" say than we prepared 10 FACE THE MrsIC in
regard TO quality and price. OF oVcrcoals " Lave Il
large stock, aud are selling them at from 81 GO TO
CO. Fine Cl th. Cashmere, Tweed and Heavy
Goats. Bluck Satin, black BroC ado, Muirc Antique
and every style Of Vests at very low prices.
Sent o. Is56 STREATOR. DAILY & co,
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NIOLINS. - Arcordcons, Violin Bows,
' Strings, Keys, bridges, Rosin' &c.
RA BAIRD & Co
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TLOCKS. Eight Day and Thirty Hour.
" Sly les and prices To suit all ut A BAIRD & Co
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Removal.

THE subscriber wishes to inform his friends
L and the public generally, that lie has removed his
store in Caml bcl's Block, 10 the one lately occupied
by Vim. Gardner. Having purchased MIR. Gartncr's
goods the two stocks are Low united in enc, making
the largest and most complete stock OF Eastern and
C1Eln home manufactured Doors AND SEoEs in the
bVlv county, comprising almost every variety OF
w style, color ard quality, usually wtrtcd i'll t!iis
market, much Of which will be sold to cash pay z
customers ut cost. thankful for PAST vors lie hopes
by diligence AID fair dealing in business. 10 merit Il
continuance of the same. w. d. URBAN.
Raveuna, Sci tember 4, ls5G-tf
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IARPLTlNG.-All cotton, all wool, and
" all Iemp from % cents to 81 50 at B. s. BIS.
OIL CLOTHS of the best quality. "a, "A,
" 5-4, ca and 81 wide at BosTwIcK q BEATTY.
A great variety of Buckskin Cloves and
IL mtts at prices to suit ALL B.&B.
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DROAD CLOTH, Cass.nore. Vesting,
ID CrocEery, Hardware, Groceries, Sole Leather,
Roots and Shoes. UkIh for ladies' ciOaks and Llmas
Rats, Cotton yarn, Carpet warp, tarpeting, Wall
parer, Window shades, Looking glasses, Hats and
tuns RuCalo Robes, cic.. all Of which are marked
down TO the lowest ossible figures aud are going like
the wind. Call soon al d judge for yourselves
Sent 95, 1856 STREATOR, DAILY & co.
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| AIDES, we offer you the following desi
u rabic Dress GOODS: plain aud plaid merLocs-
puin laid ahd figured cuslmcrss aid dc laiues, mo-
Lair &c bcgcs, lan aud striped POP Inns ~ their vari
CIV All wool luIn and figured de laines, lots Of them,
Grcss gip hans, chnmbre gingiams etc, all exceed
IIcly low at IosTWICK d BEATTY s.
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CHAN LS--Blk Silk, Grape and all other
SeIi. Is, SO STnEAToR, DAILY & co
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JEVELRY & SILVER WARD

NOLD CHAINS, Seals, Lockets, Pencils,
~ Keys &c, II very low fghres. at L A BAlRD & Co
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TEAS--Foriy chests extra fine Mogune.
i Yogng Hyson lea at SO cents per pound, at
Oct. o, 1856. . r T. w. SEEMOURf.
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DOOlSAND SHOES.-Meu's aud boys'
ID calf, Nip and water proof boots and brogans; all
selling cheap ut BOsTwltK y hearty.
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NHkWLS.--Double and single Broche, a
~ large assortment OF Bay Stnts. different colors and
qualities Of Stella and other kinds too to
mention, at i0et.gl F. W. SEYM0URs. +
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OSIERY Ladies' blcached, brow n,
L mixed and slate e0ioTcd cotton hose. Also,
unIb's oOl aid mcriEo hose, which very drsira.
ble for cold weather BosrwHK IL BEATTY.
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l. TAGE COUNTY, have now the largest and
best assOrtmento Of goods offered in the country.
have had bat price, and that price is us
low or less than the sHme qualify OF goods eau be pur-
chased at any other store in lhis county.
October Q, 1850 re p 81 F.W. SEYMOUR. .
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TX I'D, silk, cashmere. Isle thread, cotton
In and wolien gloves for ladies. Cash i'll bu! them
chcapH ECsINItR u BEATIY'S.
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New Tailoring Establishment

AT RAVEENA, OHIO.
4 NDREW POE would respectfully in
Ia form his friends and the public that he has taken
the store atly occupied by 20 Harmon III Collins
Block, where he has the largest stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ever brought TO this town, consisting of Frock and
Dress Goats, Sack Goats, Pants and Vests, in fact
everything that belongs to Gentemars Furnishing
Establishment Also large stock of Cloths, CASH
eres, VcstiHgs. Hats CAPS. dc.
Having secured the services of ful cutter, Mr
Poe is ready to make TO order ga AncLts OF every
scri ton, and he can all who paironiZe him
that in regard 10 quality Of goods. lie, excellence
fitting aud price, they will be perfectly satisfied.
| 0-PAll garments made warranted to fit.
| 0?Particular attention paid TO cutting.
| Ravenna, Auaust q, 1856 .-.-,
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. r. w. SEYMOUR

KEEPs a full stock Of gii.
DfyGoods. ~ Droeeries, - Hardware,
Croekeryvare, Boots Shoes, Wall Paper.
October 8, 1855. so Eil arsT $500
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DRAIN Of all kinds taken in exchange for
VI goods, hy STREAToR, DAILY q 90.
Snalcr.vlle, Sept. 2J, 1856
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light pieces Black Silk, which were
ia bought IS per cent ~ der The market ard win be
sol,l accordingly ty ETkEA1uR, DAILY 4 Go.
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New AsnbrOtypc and Photograph
Rooms.

IT FORD, ARTIST, has purchased the
l. Ambrot!pe Rooms in Scyn ours Block, and is
ready TO take any style of Ikercsses ever made
in this country, embracing Ambrotypcs, Daguerreo-
types, Photographs, shpereotypes and AmbrOgraphs.
Having had longer experience in tile business tina n
any operator in town, and as good instruments and
chemicals, and by close application to his business
with thorough knowledge of all the improvements
Of the art. he is eonfdentof giving entire satisfaction
Mr., r. would cordially invite Iii 10 call Mt his
rooms and examine his large collection of specimens,
whether wishing likenesses not, and be convinced
that IT is the place TO get them when wanted.
I PParticular attention paid to taking pictures oi
Children. All pictures put up in the most approved
style, and backed up with the same material used by
North, Ryder and Mrs, Short. of Cleveland, and al!
frst class artists viz: BLACK VARNisH that will moi
crack instead OF cheap cotton velvet. Is. 7a
- Don't forget the place, Seymour's Block, oppo
site the Court House. irty@ Bf} 20 s.'ffF
Raycnna, Nov 3,1s56-tfs on .1ess#
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LET it be remembered, that we have but
IL oN:rRIcE for our goods. aud purchasers can rely
getting them at whatever they mr. Red, at the
Shalers, lie Cheap Store. -. d. d Co.
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( OLl.ARS;-Swi 6, cambric, lace and
" bugle collars; also, Undeslecvrs, uEd collars and
uhderslecVts iii sets, ior sale cheap for tash nt
Ottl6 HOsrWICK q HEATTY'S.
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SHAWLS.-We have an endless variety
~ Of BToChe,- Bay State, wool and fancy shaw is
For sale low ~ STREAToE, pAlLl 4 co.
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|. ELT and Wool Hats OF all colors, for
l. mcn aud boys. Cloth, plush and I'll covered caps
nj .HsN RosFNIUK a BEATTY.
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DISFASEs VANQUISHED3
A FTER years ofper

A FTER years ofper
II study analysis and ex-
iment, Dr. ROback, the
sminentSwedish Ply ysieian
succeeded in producing u
medicine from the noun
tiin herbs ofhis native land ,
which acts directly upon
the causes Of disease in the
bloOd, ,and by restoring the
corrupted fountain Of life
t0a conditioned health and
purity, oxpel, disease from
\ihe 5, stem whereverit ma!
7,nInf,,tt.I. OFM hateNgF MAY
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DIACK AND FANCY SILKS.-Bluck

ID sk from 75 cents to So Co. and from s6 10 &c IN
Chcs ide Fancy silks from ga cents 10 81 50, great
variety Of patterns they need praise, their beau!
and quality need cOmiuns. Also. splendid ar
cle uf India satin ut 81 IS per yard nice for basqaes
aud dresses BosTMlGE * beatty
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NEW GOODS.-I am now receiving a
~ large stock OF Fall and inter goods. And will
have fan stock embracing every variety usually kept
in country store. Particulars neNt week.
RHvehna Oct. !. 1885 w SEYMOUR
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ID EADY.M MADE CLOTHING we intend

DROADGLOTHS Black, Brown, Blue
ID ard olive, aud Beaver cloths In tb,ir variety at
OctlG "a BosTwItK q BEATTY's. !.
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Astonishing Recovery of Mr.. MICHAEL o'BEIES
from Gravel and Disease of the Bladder and kidnevs.
Mr., O'RKIFN, when first seen by mo. had heavy de-
pos Of sediment in his urine. HuCh pam in his back,
with pain shooting around lis hips into his bladder.
and furrcd tongue and great thirst. he would drink
in "a hours two gallons of water. Appetite earc yell
low appearance of the eyes, and reduced from leo
mounds IN fesh down 10 1870 roHI de.
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ZINE Fancy Cussimeres, both plain ond
IL figured, Our nssaftmtLt Is nUequallCd in PEI
tage county Call before you purchase. ~ lH
UetB RosrwRK 4 BBATTV.
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ANDREW JACKSON,
WILLIAM GAME, NJ. D.,
Fl. PRATT, M, I

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Office No. ?.
Phenix Block, over II. L. Days Store, Ravenna,
Ohio.
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LII TO make pcrmsneHt branch of our business -
We wish All impartial examination Of our stock before
YOU purchase. OF Who read this bear IN mind that
the place Ip buyis ut RcsIwIcK a BARRY e.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
Extreme Punctiliousness.

The southern Know Nothings in Congress says the Appeal, will not vote for R1oHARpsoN or ORR, because, forsooth, they were insulted by the resolution of the democratic caucus, congra- tulating the country in the triumph of demo- cratic principles over the enemies of civil and religious liberty. The futlity and unsoundness of such position is well illustrated in the fol- lowing answer of the Richmond Enquirer to the Richmond Whig
 "THE WHIG ANswEKED-The Whig asked few days since, if we as c gentleman, if in the place of the southern Know Nothngs in Con- gross, would vote for Richardson as speale er.- It IS quite lmmaterial what we should do as C gentleman. There are times, and this is one, that the gentleman should be sunk in the pa. triot In times of peace, as e qeutzeanau. we would not serve under an officer who had in suited us-but in war, when our country was in danger we should not hesitate to serve under such officer. We do not admit, that the psult was given of which the Whig complains, but if it were, it would give peculiar grace to the con- duct of the Know Nothings, in voting for Rch- ardson, and thereby sinking gentlemanly punc- tllio, in consideration of their country's good
 AThe squeamish scrupuosity, which the W hlg seems to approve, equals that of the Ox- ford student, who suffered a fellow student to drown whom he might have saved, because he had not had the pleasure of an introduc- tion."
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
Doys-Tailing.

1 Our article on Konw Nothing dove taling seems to have disturbed the continuity of the Gazette. It rctorts by saying Mr. Richardson believed in the constitutonality of the Wilmot 1 provSo. The Gazette did not give the whole of Mr. Richardson's views. It shrank from the true representation. Mir. Richardson de- clared that the passage of the JFi!nsot provtso would be an iniraction of the spirit of theUnon, and would be a good cause for the dissolution of the Union by the southern States. He had ever opposed the Wilmot proviso-he both voted and spoke against 1t. He advocated the passage ofthe Nebraska bii and the repeal of the Missouri compromise. This shows his true position. It is that of | true patriot, willing to protect and defend southern rights
 But how is it with Mir. Fuller? Does he be- lieve in the constitutionality of the Wilmot proviso? He not only believes in the consti- nationality of the Missouri compromise line (which is the same thng,) but he is in favor of restoring that line, J t coult Je doae He so expressed himself in the House. He said, if he had been a member of the last House of Representatives, he would have voted against the repeal of the Missouri compromise and that now, he would vote for its restoration, # it could 5e restored.
 Such is Mir. Fuller, the candidate of the southern Know Nothings. He Is an abolition- ist at heart. He beat a Nebraska national de- mocrat-he was elected as an anti \ ebraska candidate. He Is the supporter of the abolj- tionist Gov. Johnston. He has repeatedly voted for Pennington who is an abolitionist and supporter of the abolition candidate, Banks
 Now we challenge the Gazette to point to a single act or vote of the democratic candidate, Vim. A. Richardson, that even squints towards freesoilism. We defy him to do it.
 As for the Gazettes remarks about Col Orr of South Carolina, they are unjust too Since the withdrawal of Col Richardson, the demo- crats have voted for Col. Orr for speaker He is one of the truest men to the south that ever stood upon the floor of Congress. His whole life has been devoted to the south, and now, forsooth, because Lewis D. Campbell, of Ohio, an aboltionist, pror osed to make him speaker pro tena, he is to be dscredited at the south If such is the rnlc we of the south are to observe, the abolitionists have it in their power, by such propositions, to ruin evory influential southern man with their constituents. But such rules will not work with sensible men,
 Being caught themselve in a position they cannot maintain, the southern Know Nothings wish to draw of the attention of the south by islanders against democrats, who are true, and whose lives have been spent in defending and protecting southern rights and interests
 Such a course will not win. An intelligent people cannot be thus deceived The south will and must hold the Know Nothing party to rigid accountability for the present power of the abotionists, we'll as for the present disorganized state of the government.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-12
JOHN SMITH.
Swamp Land Board.

The swamp land board which was in session some week or ten days, in this city, has ad- iourred to meet again the first Monday in May next. Col Hobbs an,l Capt. Williams were in attendance. Mir. Brown was detained at home, we learn, by indisposition. We are informed, however, that Mir. Brown will be down, at an early day, to inspect the levees upon the Ar kansas river
 Col. Hobbs has left on visit to the Missis- sippi river counties for the purpose of complete ing the personal inspection of certain levees, and to let out contracts to fill up certain gaps Persons desling to communicate with Col. Hobbs will address him at Helena, to the care of Maj Davis Thompson
 Capt. Williams is still in the city, but will leave as soon as possible for Desha county, to fulfil the requirements of the law, by making a personal inspection of the levees. Letters addressed 10 him at Red Fork or Napoleon will reach him.
 We learn that 384 $40 acres of swamp and overlowed lands were reported to the board by their locating agents, and, by the board cer- tited to the Governor The Governor imme- diately submitted the reports of the locating agents to the Surveyor General of the State for his official action.