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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

LIS CLAIRE. This 10 to<n on the Mis-.
sissippi. above Davenport, which seems In .
lair way to attaia some importance. The
Gazette. OF Davenport, suggests Railroad
connection between that and the embryo
city. A saw and planning mill. grisimill,
pork packing house. and several business
houses are to 60 up next sesson.
loss City Repsb.
Our friend OF the Republican 10 evident
iy not aware that lie Claire has already az.
tanned considerable importance. lie Claire
contains over 1000 inhabitanis, and will
the coming season. II Is large shipping
point. and rapidly extending it, business. -
A fine weekly paper 10 published there,
which il another evidence Of L. Claire's
Importance
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

Important to Dealers,
DC SOFA without feserve,st Tiehssor E. Fore.
man's room on Front street, on
fnaAy me 18Th inst, at l O'Clock Pm
~ boxes OF bned ferfihg, together with othsr
groceries; also some Household Furniture. IN
shols OF these goods TO be soid for chxIre.. pm
ties will DO weilta attend. 1r
TiCHESoH d FOREMAN.
AHctfonsers
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

together with the cum herein. required to 10
pad iaso The cesnty .tsOssuVy, may BE- paid
10 the lseAa~esr Of said city o. town, who
shelt ecco9At Tor The same, and his reoeipt
thelcre ehsll y equivalent to the receies OF
the Treasures u the county. for Ill the ar
poses named u the Let section Of THE kill.
Sec. Is. AL acts and parts Of acts hese-
tolose in force, conflicting with provisions
|of this Aill. ere hereby repealed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

10! for the Great Gift Enterprise /!
No Blanks! Every Number Priss,
NUMBER ~ Vas drawn by d fesII.nt a M .,,.
~ which awarded him nice buildins Iot in a.
SEQ, Ill, worth 500. -Four lots LETT Ais =
large stock Of ' "
DRY GOODS,
which Will be s6ldfn parcel. foi One Dollar each Ann
sstiBg Of
satin and siik Dsess PATTERN worth f,aR s2o tn COG
All hooi DsLaiAs do DO do do :. -
Lsdies Clssks splendid article 10 8. s1
Bay State SLawis, very hae, =. q a.,
whole Pieces Of Prints containing from 81 to 40 yars
anh Ladies' fTsaeh Coiiars, ac Eesidts beat Of att
cies too numerous u mention, nj
b. Ailks Prise store.
Is,o al~ corner Of Brady ANA Alb srs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18
Writing Acaflannu

Gnxgs' block, corner Third and Psrrv
now open for The reception of prnils to
4. N. tiit nine r. NJ. daily '' nom hlhs
Lessons given, and all kinds u sfltins sxa,,,..,
70 order ~ the undersigned. ais teacher az psn
manahiPin the Commercial College. ~ 'e"-
l srRs -for twelve Lsss0ns...,. .oo.
Visiting Cards per aek ~
All are Invited TO give ne a call - @.oo'
fstll dtf 10 "a ,,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18
A Chance % Mako . Fortune

A Chance 70 Make Q Fortune
GLAkK's C sLEBRATED FLOUR Mills, one in
psrstion sHi exhibition daily, corner Perry and
Third strssis rue public to invited to call an zee H.
State, County, Township and shop or single rights
and Mills for the Territory Of the STATE Of Iowa for
sale. Apis 10
oets4.dH JaCu8 WEAVER A.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Under thishead limited n bel al speciaI notices
sin be- inherited n 10 cents per tine each insertion
Or 50 cts. per y COX.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18
MHUollcAN TICKET
County Oonvsutiou.

1Asss viii he kepshlIcsa Conversion held In
nassavest On saturday the Nh d, Of March next,
= - Court Hcuss, II e'c,sk III the ssteraoon,
Assshs aYpolAtnens Of delegates 10 nsesh Goa.
ssaaAsa Il IL sssA Js4icsal Mssret, 10 pat In
inasisA sa,ne,s candidate Cor Judge Of sAid Dis
ssle. EAsrsfsre Ne Republican voters Of Scoa
CessS ere asresy ssssesseA 10 meet in THAR 70.
spsssve tsvA.Atps, q. ihet asasi places OF holding
sAssless, Sasarday tss ssh day Of February, ss
lesasck ?. NJ, y ApPsaa, Dslssasss w NEE, in
saaA Csaay Cosveation.
oyorAss Of the C, Central Com
!. u, PATTON, Chairman.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18
CELEBRATrp SCALES

A DArTkD,o any required oper,
Aation OF weighing rs for iron,
coal, hay, stock, snJ for The use q
"afehoQssS, sloTss ana ioundrles.
and In short for every Sind OF bust.
nsss.
Inc great skill and ddelity en-.
pioyed Ia their nannts etura and
The determination on The ma RI, ortha
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

fINHK Scott County Agricultural Society will hold
iss regular quarterly meeting at the CsuIt Hoass
la Dasenporton the nrst Saturday In March, 1887,
At one o'clock T. NJ H. q. NEAL,
tsbledNN Secretary
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

SuiclpE. When the ice in the canal
gave way ON Saturday, the body Of a woman
was found Seating in he walsr between
Main and Walnut streets. The coroner
held an inquest over the remains, when il
was Testified that The body was that Of
Catharias Kaiser. who had resided q, The
corner Of Walnut and Allison streets. II
appeared that more than two months ago,
tho has band Of the deceased, during the
night, discovered his wife in company with
man, unknown TO him, under such circum-
stsuces a. to leavs no doubt Of her infidel.
". The man hed, and the outraged hus.
band drove the unhappy woman from the
home she had desecratcd. Nothing was
heard Of her afterwards until the discovery
of the body in the canal. Filled with
shame AID remorss, she had sought 10 death
a refuge from her self.infiictcd woes.
Can. Gaz,, Sta.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18
Herring's Safes

THE subscTibers ara Agcnt,
= for Messrs. s. C Hs1nns
d Cos. celebrated Fire aud
Thief Pr0sfssfo.
~ewould invite the sttsn.
lion OF the pu bio 10 the fact,
that these safes havo for years
atood the test OF both fire.
thief and also Of time. Very
many safcs will In . measure
dsiy the former and vet fall
bafnfs lha lustas. sf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

Fruit Trees. Invoice Vi Saosee krui
iIses, we'll selected, Consisting af apples, Peach
-, Pears, Cherries and Qafness with several ysri-
etiss Of Dwarf Fruit. NoURsE & yIELE, eorser
Of Rosk Island asd Front streets. iebII div
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

.1-,.---
LII ~ 8sssS OF all descriptions, Laths, Shis giles
,staves, &C, for sale iowby RENWICK 4 SOW
aug ~ 1u hsilroad Depot Saw NH
Cheap faSt..The s1bse Ibafs Ia We S0, Cd rIis
Of dry wood ON hand which they will deliver IA the
city al e3,So per cord, II application 10 made .oon
jazz du BuHHELL, G1LLET q CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

foGE DEsinABLs DwskLIss Hcgsrs t11ow
o. pan oiths city, on very liberal terms Ami, IN
teossd'f COOK d SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18
Dissolution!
FOR GALE.

fiye Good Building Lots on Farnan street, near
Locusi Apply 10
jAnaon cHUBB, BRO, BARROW L co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

For Sale or Exchange for Iowa Lands,
A new brick house with leu rooms,
closets, &c, wood house, large cistern, ood we'll
Warmed win hot air furnace. Conysniep, 10 To xn
Fine view Of river and eitiss. Furnished In ppr,-
Long lime given. Possession given sr., NAV
Enquire Of WIN. MoREHousE,
o"iS att Close d Co
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

COPARTNERSMIP NOTICE.
ItHk undsrsgned have this day, the issh last, as
sooiat ed Themselves together In bnsnsss under
the name and style Of BkookS 4 DAVIS, foi the
purpose Of conducting . Wholesale xnd retail Con
& ctionsry basinsss, At tho former stand Of D. s.
Brosks, y. K.cornsr Of Fourth and Bfady streets.
u. S. BROOKS,
LkVI DAVIS.
Davenport, fsb 18th 1887 div
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

f0r saie..25 acres of beautiful land u milo from
corporation iins on dubuque road, with good toase
barn. excellent Wei and eistern, springs Of Fever fail
ing ~sier' q are trawberrss, Rhnt4rb, Asparagus,
s wi o. sod onfire or parcels to suit purchaser
apply to GEORGE L. NIcHoIIs
jan2a dtf Lana ono -.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18
Read she Advertisement of
sD4n J. G. CHAMPION & So

GOpartnsrshiP Notice. The aadsrsigned
hsveth's dry formed = eopsrtnerahp, and will con-
hnue The Printing and BOOK Binding business al
ths old sand, eosaer of second and Brady streets,
undsr the drm Of Luse, Lane d TO-; and wouid 90.
Iicha eouunuance OF the patronage which has been
50 literally bestowed on the old firm
Davenport, February "a, 4. D. 1857
A. r. LUsE
II. Y. LANE --
fsp5 Gin H PRICE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

~ splendid Lots In Laulbrits's Addition ir sa,.h
o3'rnpof' ''r sais By ALLEN 4 CLARK
Eos az
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

MONEY! TO LOAN, insums to suit appifcaat,-
AplAdEf TALLNAN a pnvT,.u
Hnr aa1S ---------e
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

u
pensss arising under this act may be com
meneed aud prosecuted before Z justice OF
the peace, when the damages claimed do
not exceed 800, although the penalty in
the bond may exceed that amouni-snd he
Judgment shall be for the damages proved.
Sec. Is. When any person licensed un.
der this act shall bs convicted for any yio
iation Of its provisions or " hen Judgment
ior damages Or expenses as herein PROV.
ded, shall be rendered against any person
licensed i shalt be The duty of the court so
convleting or rendering judgment to franc.
mil forthwith to the County Judge e cetii.
fed copy Of said conviction or judgment.
with statement OF the evidence in tie
case, for which he shall be allowed Zee Of
81, 10 be assessed with the Dsts.
Sec, IA. Upon the receipt Of the cer,iti-
ed copy ana statement mentioned in the 18th
Section, the County Judge shall, il he
deems the cause sufficient, cite the person
to appear and snow cause why mis- Icen.e
shall not be declared forfeited, and NAV in
his discretion revoke aud annul snid license 4
No person whose license has been declared
forfeited BY the County Judge shall be eli.
gibie 10 receive iiccnse within FIVE wears
from such forfeiture
Sec IL. All the powers and duties in
this ect devoived upon the County Judge
shall belong to and be exercised exclusively
by the proper authorities Of any and all Ia.
cJrporaled to"ns or cities of this Stats,
within the Incorporated limits thereof; and
the authorities Of such towns and citiss are
hereby empowered to make ali nesdful rules
End pass all necessary ordinaness, DEGREES
Or orders 70 carry out the intent OF this act
Ihey may determine what municipal Off |
Ger shaii receive the petition, file the bond |
. M fece pt, and issue The license a. in the |
'rst section Of this aetrequired Provided,
l'~eser, that such INCORPORATED cities and /
owns may require -such sdtiti1ndi sunn 10 |
Dc paid for license under thit act q. 10 The
shsreof shall seem bsst-.pot
. exceed one Thousand dollars, whisi, sum !
saTsGS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

In addition toths foiesoing have several hrus ~
an authorized to sell upon long credit saaas II vAa
are we'll improved Persons wishing 10 purohAss vssf
do wsll to cali and examine my List
ALSO
$4,000 acres Of uEimprovsd Land 10 Scott, AuscatiEt
Clinton, Cedar johnson, lows, PovsshAik, JAgx,
Ter, Webster, ahioksssw, ceuo 6ordo, hauc0l,
Worth, Mitchell, Howard and other COUNTIES y ~
state " Iowa, which afford dse opportunities E -
King good Investments. For further iaformAtbl ~
tue once Of GE0RGE L.. NICHOLS, "
DsyonportA Block,
isbs corner Of Second and Main ssssa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18

23-A farm Of l2o acres on the lows City rod, y
and W " Of BE sec % Up 70 n . 4, Gass hons,
stAoas fsnes, new W acres Of timber, sooA 9sal
per aess. =
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26
Encounter with i, B,pr.

While party OF hunters from this place wers
peregrna!ng the swsmps of Henry county, not
ong since, one of them, M: Moies Gibson acci-
dcntally stumbled upon venerable bear and her
Two half grown cubs, Being armed with double
barreled rifle, Mr., Gibson fired at Madam Bruin
but unfortunately missed her when she cut dirt j
and disappeared in the thicket. Her laggard cubs
howevc remained behind and our hero. not being
able TO resist the temptation, raised his piece and
discharged his second barrel, womdiny one Of IN,
Cubs in both hind legs, and retardiay it, locomo
ton. The wounded cub then raisel such an un
earthly yell, that it attracted his maternal guar
dian to the spot, TO defend her helpless offspring
Seeing our hero standing some distance Off s6r
made straight shoot" in that direction, bu,
after she bad pursued him some distance she wa,
recalled by the pitcous cries OF her cub This WA.
a alortunate circumstance, AMI Mr.. e. embrace
the opportunity TO make good his escape. Had
she oTeraken him, she would doubtless have Civ
en- him such hug, rs would have "a isliel hiu
OF hsr sincerity, Mr.. G. says he is satisfied viii
his experience in bear hunting.-T1fa Tribune
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26
Perrysburg is the Place TO Sell your
wheat Corn and Oats

We have been comparing the prices paid by ou
DEALERS With thosc in different pnrts Of the State
and fnd that it will pay farmers TO haul thcl
wheat, corn, ard oats distance to this market
We will give the published prices in several pla
ccs MS samples and also those paid by our dealers
to show the contrast.
FiNDLAY--Whcat 70 rs corn 25N35 oats 90
kent. N-Wheat IS corn 25a3O oats 90
DLFiAScr--W Wheat sOa9O corn 25 oats %.
'srifri.-Wheat IS; corn, shel'"d 40 oats 25
BucYRus Wheat rs corn 23 oats 25.
PspRYsDuRa- Wheat 99a95; corn 3lai0, oat.
20a25.
Here the reader will observe that the Perrys-
burg buyers are paying from IS to 20 cents more
per bushcl for wheat, and generally more for corn
and oats than their neighbour We have known men
10 haul their grain many miles fol less Inducements
thnn are here offered, aud We shall expect TO see
large quantities of grain brought to Perrysburg
during the winter, and large bills of goods sold to
persons who have hitherto been in the habit OF
settling their grain at prices much below the ruling
figures OF this place, while their goods have cost
them ten TO twenty per cent. more than is asked
b. our dealers Perrysbprg can afford TO pay
more for grain and produce, than my other place
in the North West, outside OF Toledo, and her
merchants can well afford 10 sell goods at figures
which will defy all competition.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26

SS> ihc substantial people of New York O
ali parties have united their efforts IN d.e,s, III,
reelection OF Mayor Wood. A large public
meeting was held, aud committc, CONSISTING ot
good men belonging to the several political organi.
za''on'appon'ed 10 select a candidate upon when
they could harmonously unite This committee
have selected Daniel F. Ticuann rs their standard.
bearer. Wood has the corruptonists and bullic.
on his side. together with the united aid of the Gus
tom house and other U. S. officials, which render
lis defeat quite doubtful.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26
SheriM's Snle
Lewis bose, vs.. William Crom, ct Al.

Lewis BOSS VS.. William Croni, ct al
DT virtue Of "a order OF sale, to m, directed and
ID delivered from the court ofcommon pleas of Wood
county, Ohio in the abOys cause will oitr fDr sH le
public auction. Saturday. the 2Gth day of Deccin.
ber, lojT, between the hour5 Of ] and O'Clock r.
1t the door OF the cOart house. in perrysburG in said
county, the following described Lands and tcnemcns
to wit: Al the lille and interest which said William
Crun: mOrtgagcl TO said Lewis Bose, to secure the
paynen. OF the plrchigc money thcre0t the south
wsss quarter o. section on. in yn5iip i've NORTH
range nine cSst; and the northwest quarter of the
same section, in Wood county. Ohio.
ASHER Cook, Atty. c. W. NORTON Sheriff.
November ID. lSif-2Swj$2GS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26

NOTICE Is hereby gventp the person. horcn I'D
~ and who OF the land de- 4crbsd opposite
to their respective names. that application has been
made to the trustees of Weston township. Wood county
the sam, and keeping it in repair together with the
expenses Of ayn. oat to t' persons to bo benefited
thereby. SAID di;ch to commence the north west
corner ot the northeast quarter Of the sout quar-
ter OF section number twenty live in township number
five north, IN range number nine castor the Newton
ditch extension, and there running uorthw ardy in the
natural channel to intersect the cuvtrt bctwssn Rober
Brsbans, Rnd John Q. Wad,'s thence on the old sur
'ey to incrsect the Washington ditch tho townshi
line between Weston and Washington townships; thar
the trustees viii meet at the south end OF said proposed
ditch OF the 10Th day OF December. 4. u. 1857 to To-
cate and apporton said ditch according the statute
IN IN .L,.Ll. ..l r.--.. l.-L.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26

THE FALL OF DELuT.--The last steamer
f.om Europe brings the in diligence that Del
hi, the seat # the Sspoy mutiny in India and
the capital olthe ancient Mohammedan dynas-
ty, has fallen by the prov Hcss Of the English
arms. The attack commenced on the 18th
of September and lasted six days. On the
10th, after an obstinate resistance b, the en-
emy and the loss OF 600 men killed AMI wound
ed the Bi;ish obtained lodgmt mt within the
walls OF The city. On the 20,h, every strong.
hold vas taken and the ereiy mpleteIy
routed. Great numbers Of the mutineers cs
capped. including the King and his sons. The
resistance was very obstinate, the Sepoys
lighting like iDfuiitted demons, and the loss
in killed aud wolnd' d on both sidcs, is doubt
less very great. With the ft of Delhi, the
head Of the 5 poy mu.iny in India is cut oil
aud the enemy Can NJ longer successfully re
sist Tie English ar1ls: but it will be a long
time b. fore confidence will be restored and
the prestige of Her Majesty's glory return,
in British India.-T;&n Tribune.
TnE TuRNPiKE-Mr. Jo seph Lqngender-
fer, Superintendent OF the NJ tumee and Wes-
tern Reserve Road has been for some time
at work on the road. having gone over near
y its whole leangIh, thorou ,ly repairing it.
Mr. L. found the road in very bad condiIion
the effect Of the contract system adopted by
the !ocofocos. From tie briJge to the foot OF
the bill on the east sid. OF the river, six inch,
es OF stone has been pu Tn. The road is now
10 better condition than it has been in six
years. Mr.. L. is just the man to have charge
of the road.-Frsmom Journal
- Congress meets December 7th. The
political complexion Is: Senate 35 Democrats
Wings. Americans, R 'publicans, and others,
90. House, 1913 Democrats, R publIcans 9e
Americans IL.
Vice President G'eckinridge has adver-
tsed his stock and furniture for sale, with a
view, it is supposed, OF residing permanently
in Washington city.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26
How the Constitution is Submitted

The pro-slGvery constitution of Kansas is TO be
submitted TO the people There is no doubt OF
that point How it is to be submitted is quite a
different question. Section OF tho constitution
SAYS 4: 1.-The bsllois cast shall be endorsed Con.
stituiion with slavery or Constitution withou, Ba-
very" Now il any democratic friend can tell how
q person can ea,iciuay vote against the constitu-
ton, he is just the man we wish 10 see. And yet
it is claimed, by the Washington Dispatch, that
this modern lOcor0co mode of submitting consti-
tulon to the people for their sanction rejection,
meets with the approval of President Buchanan.
The following extract from all able article in the
Cincinnati Gazette is to the point
Let no one be deceived by any false preience
that the question Of slavery is to be submitted to
the people of kansa. for their decision. BIZ such
aprcext the Convention only add wanton insult
TO their Infamous outrage on popular rights. No
sensible man will pronounce the trick thus atcmp,-
ed even ingenious Aside from the clause perna-
nen,ly establishing slavery. the Constitution en-
braces features known TO be o;liou5 TO the Free
State men, and expressly intended to repel their
votes Bat they are required to vote for every
other feature of the Constitution in order to vote
against slavery Aud mark also, that when they
shall have thus voted down slavery--as OF course
incy are not expected 10 60, anu rs the COnren-
ton deliberately intended to give them no chance
o doing--thc constitution then will be simply
silent in regard to slavery, in which case, under
the recent announcements from the high official
oracles, avery will exist in Kansas and no mere
legislation can drive it Que. 1t will be considered
a slave Slate, even with the pro-savery clause
erased But tile Convention have taken care to
prevent even this practOslIy unimportanl modili-
cation.
1t has therefore, come TO be practical ques-
lion which mus. bc speedily determined, whittier
Kansas applying thus for admission as a Slave
State or rather, falsely placed IN this attitude by
GboguS constitutional cOnycg;ion, known TO be
acting adversely TO the popular will, sh III he ad-
mttcd or not. Al to the course to be taken by
the entire Democracy Of the SoUth there is hardly
any room for doubt. That Walker and the Ad-
mniSIralion Cnder so iiimSy preleXt as that of
he insulting submission OF the pro-slaYery clause
Of the constitution TO popular vote, will avail
themselves OF the opportunity to mskc their peace
with the ire-eaters, we have but too good reason
TO anticipate. 1t remains TO be seen whether with
all their loud professions, the Democracy OF the
North will tnmey submit, and follow their file
lealers. In any event, this is to be an exciting
question for months TO comr. A storm is brew
ing, which is likely to exceed in violence any that
has preceded, on ihis Troublesome subject.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26

StcKSEss.-Fhere i, more than q common
amount OF sickness now in the country, with
occasional instances of malignant types of fe
yer, very diiicut to manage. A number o
deaths have occurred from milk sickness in
the south part of the cOunty,-H.ncock COur,
Ter.
"A man calling himself DR., Shannon, was
arrested in Delaware, o., last week, and ts-
ken to Adrian, Mich, where he stands indict-
ed for the crime of infantcde.
= The Legislature of Texas has elected
j. +. Henders n and j. W. Hemphil. u S.
Senators from that Senate. One is chosen as
a successor to Gen. Houston whose term ex-
pires on the 4th Of March. 1859, and one tu
fill the vacancy occa!iOned by the death Of
Gen. Rusk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26
ROAD NnTICE.-

NOTICE il hereby given that there will be psti.
~ ton presented to the Commissioners of Wood Co.
tth"'r res-7 session in December next asking them
to grant view aal survey OF a comfy rosd for an
alteration as follows giauing at or noar the north
east corner OF the west half of tho northwest quarter
OF section twenty three. town live north range num-
bor nine east thence section lines to the north
west OF the half OF tho north east quarter
OF section twentg-two, same town ana range, thence
south about twenty rods to the county road and there
terminate also 10 much Of the county road
ss lies between the above named points
MANY PETITIONERS
Weston Tp., Wood Co., Oct. 81 ls57-27w4.